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ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS in the UNITED STATES Supplement to Bulletin, 1934, No ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN THE UNITED STATES Supplement to Bulletin, 1934, No. 17 United States Gffice of Education Statistical Division ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN THE UNITED STATES Supplement to Bulletin;1934, No. 17 JNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Harold L. Ickes, Secretary )FFICE OF EDUCATION ---------- J. W. Studebaker, Commissioner JNITEn STATES GoVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE - - - W ASBINGTON : 1937 ~or sale by the Superintendent of Documents. Washington, D. C. ---- Price 10 cents SUPPLEMENT TO ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN THE UNITED STATES This supplement has been prepared to be used with Office of Education Bulletin 1934, No. 17, which is the latest complete bulletin of accredited secondary schools in the United States.1 It shows under each State: First, names of schools which should be added to the corresponding lists (both local and regional) in the bulletin; next, those which should be removed whether because of lowering of standards or voluntary withdrawal,· or for any other reason; and last, any changes which should be made in name or address, the listing as it should be at present being shown first, and after that the former listing. Under this heading are shown also the names of those schools which no longer are found on the appropriate regional association list . .An asterisk (*) placed in front of the name of a school indicates that such school is on the list of the accrediting association for that section (name of which association is given at the head of th~ list) as well as on the list of the State accrediting agency, while an "r" following the name indicates that the school is found on the associa­ tion's list only; "s" means that it is on the State department's list and not on the university's list. Schools for Negro students only are distinguished by an "n" if the information is not already con­ tained in the name of the school. Similarly, if the information is not already contained in the name, schools for boys are marked "b", those for girls "g." Others are coeducational except in a few cases where the information was not available. This information was particularly lacking for the Philippine Islands. Names of private schools are printed in italics. The following table is of interest as showing number of schools accredited in the several States as of a given date. ·In many cases · the additions and removals for a State quite or nearly balance each other so that for a real comparison reference must be had to the lists. 1 Available from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C;• at lli cents per copy. 1 2 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS NUMBER OF ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS, BY STATES BULLETIN 1934, No. 17 LISTS UsED IN Tms SUPPLEMENT STATE Number Date of lists 1 Number of schools Date of lists of schools 2 3 4 IS Alabama___________________ June 30, 1934 (1933-34) ____ _ 337 June 30, 1935 (1935-36) _____ 340 Arizona____________________ 1933-34 (1933) _____________ _ 73 1935-36 (1936) ______________ 72 Arkansas.~ ___ :_____________ 1932-33 (1933) _____________ _ 129 1935-36 (1936) ______________ 140 Califomfl\______ --------__ __ 1932-33.. ----------_______ _ 488 1934-35.------------------- 501 Colorado _________ ---------_ 1933-34 (1933) _____________ _ 204 June 1936 (1936) ___________ 214 Connecticut________________ 1932-33 (1933) -------------- 126 1933-34 (1936) ______________ 127 Delaware __________________ 1933-34 (Jan.1,1934) _____ _ 32 1935-36 (Jan. 1, 1936) ______ 35 District of Columbia_______ (Jan. 1, 1934) _____________ _ 29 (Jan. 1, 1936) ______________ 30 Florida ___________ ---------- 1932-33 (1933-34) __________ _ 216 1934-35 (1935-36) ___________ 224 Georgia.-------_____ ----___ 1933-34 (1933-34) ---------__ 420 1935-36 (1935-36) ___________ 453 1935-36 (1936-37) ___________ ~r:o• _ =--=-- -_-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_-_-__--_ ·-_-_-_-_ __ 1933-34 (1933-34) __________ _ 170 168 018 1932-33, 1933-34 (1933) ____ _ 799 1935 (1936) _________________ 815 Indiana __________ --------__ 1933-34 (1933) _____________ _ 833 1934-35 ~1936) ______________ 832 Iowa_______________________ 1933-34 (1933) ________ ------ 1,007 1935-36 1936) ______________ 1, 016 Kansas_____________________ 1933-34 {1933) -------------- 708 1934-35 (1936) ______________ 709 Kentucky __________________ June 30, 1933 (1933-34) ____ _ 648 1934-35 (1935-36) ___________ 645 Louisiana.----------------- 1933-34 {1933-34) __________ _ 439 July 1, 1935 ~1935-36) _____ _ 444 Maine.-------------------- 1933-34 (1933) _____________ _ 249 1935-36 (1936 -------------- 251 Maryland__________________ October 1933 (Jan. 1, 1934)_ 207 October 1935 (Jan.1,1936)_ 209 Massachusetts._----------- 1934 (1933)----------------- 293 1935 (1936) _________________ 303 622 1936-37. (1936) ______________ 615 525 1934-35 (1936) ______________ 523 471 1934-35 (1935-36) ___________ 532 sa~~:=~~~~;~~~~~=~~~ ![~·~~~~·~=~=~~ 742 June 30, 1936 (1936) __ ______ 764 Montana___________________ 1933-34 (1933, 1933-34) ____ _ 211 1935-36 (1936, 1936-37) _____ 207 Nebraska __________________ February 1934 (1933) _____ _ 556 1935-36 (1936) ______________ 563 Nevada _____ _______________ November 1933 (1933-34) __ 34 November 1935 (1936-37) __ 36 New Hampshire ___________ 1933-34 (1933) _____________ _ 107 1935-36 (1936) ______________ 110 NNeeww JMeresne·yco- - -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-__--_ 1933-34 (Jan. 1, 1934)- ----- 264 1935-36 (Jan. 1, 1936) ______ 273 1932-33 (1933) _____________ _ 109 1933-34 (1936) ______________ 109 New York._--------------- February 1934 (Jan. 1, 984 October 1935 (Jan. 1, 1936)_ 1,009 1934). North Carolina ___________ _ 1933-34 (1933-34) __________ _ 789 1935-36 (1935-36) ___________ 815 North Dakota_____________ _ September 1933 (1933) ____ _ 1935-36 (1936) ______________ 208 Ohio •. ____________________ _ 207 1933-34 (1933)----·c··------ 1,234 1934-35 (1936) ______________ 1, 233 Oklahoma_________________ _ June 30, 1933 (1933) _______ _ 548 June 30, 1935 (1936) ______ __ 564 Oregon ___________ --------__ 1933-34 (1933-34) __________ _ 297 June 1935 (1936-37) ________ 300 Pennsylvania. _______ ----__ 1932-33 (Jan.1,1934) _____ _ 1,110 1934-35 (Jan. 1, 1936) ______ 1,133 Rhode Island _____________ _ 1933 (1933) ________________ _ 38 1935-36 (1936) ______________ 42 South Carolina____________ _ 1932-33 (1933-34) __________ _ 315 1934-35 ~1935-36) ______ _____ 329 South Dakota _____________ _ 1933-34 (1933) _____________ _ 304 1935-36 1936) -------------- 316 Tennessee__________________ June 30, 1933 (1933-34) ____ _ 429 June 30, 1935 (1935-36) _____ 430 Texas______________________ 1932-33 (1933-34) ------____ _ 846 1934-35 (1935-36) ___________ 1,008 utah _______ ---------------- 1933-34 ((1933-34) -------___ _ 79 1935-36 (1936-37) ___________ 86 vv~!!?,?t~t_._-_-_-__--_-_ -_-_-__--_-_ -_-_-_-_-__- 1933-34 (1933) _____________ _ 99 1935-36 p936) ______ ________ 100 ....~ 1932-33 (1933-34) __________ _ 506 1935-36 1935-36) ___________ 522 Washington________________ 1933-34 (1933-34) __________ _ 313 1935-36 (1936-37) ___________ 307 West Virginia______________ 1932-33 (1933)-------------- 252 1934-35 (1936) ______________ 251 Wisconsin________ __ __ ______ 1933-34 (1933) ------_______ _ 495 1935-36 ~1936) ______________ 496 Wyoming..__________ __ _____ 1932-33 (1933) _____________ _ 77 1934-35 1936) ______ ________ 78 Continental United States __________ ---- -----------_---------------- 19,970 ---------------------------- 20,487 Outl,ing parts of the Vnited States Alaska_____________________ (1933-34) _----- ___________ _ 4 13 Canal Zone________________ (Jan. 1, 1934) _____________ _ (Jan.(1936-37)- 1, 1936)----------------- ______________ Hawati_______ __ __ ____ __ ___ _ 1933-34 ___________________ _ 2 2 16 February 1936 (1936-37) ___ 20 Philippine Islands.-------- 1933-34-------------------- 224 1935-36.. ------------------ 242 Puerto Rico________________ 1933-34 _____ : _____________ _ 36 1935-36__ _________________ - 39 Total•• __ -----_------ ---------------------------- 282 ---------------------------- 318 Grand total_________ ---------------------------- 20,252 ---------------------------- 20,803 t See under State headings in bulletin for source of lists. Dates in parentheses are those of appropriate regional association lists. SUPPLEMENT 3 ALABAMA (June 30, 1935) Add Cottonwood. Fyffe. Cullman-West Point High School (R. F. D.). Grant-Kate Duncan Smith School . .Fruitdale. Woodville. Add the following to the list of schools accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools ( 1935-36) : Athens-Trinity High School (n, r ). Snow Hill-Institute High School (n, r). Eclectic-Elmore County High School. Tu~caloosa-Stillman Instit'Ute High School (n, r). Plateau-Mobile County Training School (n, r). Remove Florence-Burrell Normal School (n, r). Montgomery-Militarv Academy (b). Greensboro-Southern Military Academu (b). Change *Decatur (formerly Riverside High School). Suttle-Felix High School (former address Felix). Remove the star from Spring Hill-High School. ALASKA (Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools, 1936--37) Add Cordova. Sitka- Douglas. Territorial High School. Nome. Sheldon Jackson High School. Petersburg. Skagway. Seward. Wrangell. ARIZONA (1935-36) Add Add the following to the list of schools approved by the North Central Associa­ tion of Colleges and Secondary Schools (1936): Benson. Hayden. Remove Payson. Change The Gila Junior College High School at Thatcher is now a public school. ARKANSAS (1935-36) Add Amity. Huntsville-State Vocational Training
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