SECTION  1824 . Conditions Under which Classes in Night Schools may be Maintained.  — No night-school class shall be maintained at the expense of the city of Manila or the Insular Government in which the average nightly attendance in each school month under e ach teacher is not at least fifteen pupils over the age of fourteen years. If it is found at the end of any month that the average nightly attendance of any class has been less than fifteen, such class shall be discontinued. The teacher of such class shall , however, be entitled to pay for each night of actual teaching during the month even if the average attendance has been less than fifteen; but a class discontinued for lack of the required attendance shall not again be organized except with the consent of  the division superintendent and unless at least twenty-five pupils shall have been enrolled and shall have signified their intention of becoming regular members of the class. Teachers of night-school classes shall be paid only for nights of actual teaching. [Comp., 2021 (1).] SECTION  1825 . Employment of Insular Students in Work to be Done Outside of School Hours . — Subject to the approval of the Secretary of Public Instruction, regular students in Insular industrial and agricultural schools may be employed outside of regular sc hool hours upon productive work with compensation at rates recommended by the division superintendent of schools not exceeding thirty centavos per hour, payment of such compensation to be made from the appropriation for contingent expenses of the Bureau of  Education. [1795-1.] SECTION  1826 . Employment of Provincial Students Upon Work to be Done Outside of School Hours . — With the previous approval of the provincial board, regular students in any provincial industrial or agricultural school may be employed outside of regular scho ol hours and upon productive work with compensation, at rates recommended by the division superintendent of schools, not exceeding thirty centavos per hour, payment of such compensation to be made from the funds of the province in which said school is loca ted. All moneys collected as the result of any such work shall be deposited in the provincial treasury, and to maintain the work provided for by this section the Insular Auditor shall establish a reimbursable fund to an amount to be fixed by the provincial board, with the approval of the Governor-General. Any collections in excess of this amount shall be deposited in the provincial treasury as miscellaneous receipts of the province. [2022-1.] Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 547