Report of the Commissioner of Education Made to the Secretary of the Interior for the Year ... with Accompanying Papers, Volume 2

United States. Bureau of Education

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1912 - Education

Contents

• Pupils and students of all grades in both public and private schools: 4
• INTRODUCTORY SURVEY Table 1 School and college enrollment in 1912: 5
• Average number of years attendance of 200 days at public schools for each individual as indicated by the school statistics for the years named: 6
• Estimated school enrollment by age groups in 1912: 7
• Progress of elementary grade enrollment for eight years Table 8 Elimination of highschool students: 8
• School enrollment and estimated cost in 1912: 9
• Commonschool statistics of the South 1912: 11
• Progress of school enrollment and expenditure in the South: 12
• STATE COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEMS 191112: 13
• 127: 17
• Commonschool statistics of the United States in various years: 18
• Total population and school population: 20
• Compulsory school attendance laws: 21
• Percentage analysis of population and per cent of illiterates census of 1910: 22
• Number of pupils enrolled in the common schools at different datesEstimated private school enrollment in 191112: 23
• Per cent of the total population and per cent of the school population enrolled in the com mon schools at different dates: 24
• The school enrollment average daily attendance and aggregate number of days attended 191112: 25
• The average daily attendance at various periods and its relation in 191112 to the enroll ment: 26
• Average length of school term at various periodsAttendance compared with the school population and the enrollment columns 8 and 9: 27
• Number and sex of teachers in 191112Percentage of men teachers: 28
• Teachers wagesLength of school term in monthsNumber of schoolhousesValue of school propertyAll ſor 191112: 29
• School moneys received in 191112: 30
• Percentage analysis of the school revenue 191112 and expenditure per capita of total population at various periods: 31
• Progress of school expenditure: 32
• Payments for school purposes classified by function 191112: 33
• 1 Percentage analysis of school expenditure 2 average annual expense per pupil based on average attendance 3 average daily expense per pupil 4 ave...: 34
• Permanent school funds and school lands 1912: 35
• CHAPTER II: 37
• STATISTICS OF CITY SCHOOL SYSTEMS 191213: 43
• Summary of school statistics for the 50 cities of 100000 population and over 191213: 46
• 690: 49
• Summary of expenses outlays and other payments for school purposes 191213: 50
• Total population and distribution of attendance and personnel in day schools 191213 54: 74
• 163 745: 77
• Aggregate of school census attendance and personnel in day schools 191213: 90
• 2635: 96
• 1114: 102
• Roceipts of city school systems 191213: 110
• 3091: 123
• Expenses outlays and other payments for school purposes 191213: 132
• 3: 162
• Expenses exclusive of general control outlays and other payments for elementary: 168
• Degrees conferred: 178
• United States 76 448 123 702 200 150 11 967: 179
• Students in universities colleges and technological schools: 184
• Income of universities colleges and technological schools: 190
• Universities colleges and technological schools Instructors and students: 210
• Universities colleges and technological schoolsIncome from all sources: 242
• Univorsities colleges and technological schoolsProperty fellowships and scholarships: 253
• AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGES: 271
• 17727ED 1913VOL: 273
• Income: 277
• Statistics of colleges of agriculture and the mechanic arts endowed by acts of Congress: 288
• Students in colleges of agriculture and the mechanic arts: 294
• Students in various courses in colleges of agriculture and the mechanic arts for the colored: 300
• 200: 304
• Value of additions during the year to equipment of colleges of agriculture and the mechanic: 306
• PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS: 315
• Statistics of schools of theology: 323
• Veterinary medicino: 347
• Changes in normal school list: 349
• Instructors and students in public normal schools Table 14: 364
• Property and income of public normal schools Table 15: 370
• Instructors and students in private normal schools Table 16: 377
• SUMMER SCHOOLS IN 1913: 383
• Summer schools reporting sessions held in 1913: 414
• EDUCATIONAL WORK OF THE YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS: 437
• PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOLS: 455
• 2691: 467
• Private high schools and academies Tables 1526: 472
• 501745: 473
• Public and private high schools combined Tables 2735: 490
• General summary 495 General summary: 498
• Summaries of public manual training high schools Tables 2 and 3: 517
• Industrial schools for Indian children Table 8: 526
• Public manual training high schools Tables 14 and 15: 532
• Manual and industrial training schoolsInstructors and students 191213 Table 18: 546
• Manual and industrial training schoolsProperty and expenditures 191213 Table 19: 554
• 3 180: 556
• Industrial schools for Indian childrenInstructors and students 191213 Table 20: 561
• General summaries: 567
• Commercial and business schools reporting in 191213 Table 9: 578
• STATISTICS OF SCHOOLS FOR NEGROES: 607
• Salient features 645: 616
• General statement: 623
• Income of State industrial schools 191213: 629
• 2598: 630
• Statistics of State industrial schoolsInmates 191213: 638
• Statistics of public schools for the blind: 651
• Tables 711 Summaries of State schools for the deaf: 655
• Summary of statistics of public day schools and private schools for the deaf: 660
• Statistics of State schools for the deal: 661
• Statistics of public day schools for the deaf: 666
• Statistics of private schools for the deal: 668
• SCHOOLS FOR THE FEEBLEMINDED Tables 1 and 2 Summaries of State and private schools for the feebleminded: 671
• Summary of public day schools and classes for backward and subnormal children: 673
• and 5 Summaries of State and private schools for the feebleminded: 674
• Statistics of State institutions for the feebleminded: 676
• Statistics of public day schools and classes for backward and subnormal children: 679
• Statistics of private institutions for the feebleminded: 682
• Special institutions for backward and nervous children: 684
• ELEMENTARY EDUCATION IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES Salient particulars presented: 687
• Statistics of elementary education in foreign countries: 689
• INDEX: 695

Bibliographic information

• Title: Report of the Commissioner of Education Made to the Secretary of the Interior for the Year ... with Accompanying Papers, Volume 2
• Author: United States. Bureau of Education
• Publisher: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1912
• Original from: The Ohio State University
• Digitized: May 5, 2022