NITED STATES BUREAU OF EDUCATION BULLETIN, 1915, NO, 7.. WHOLE NUMBER 631

ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN THE UNITED STATES

SAMUEL PAUL CAPEN

SPECIALIST IN HIGHER EDUCATION, BUREAU OF EDUCATION

WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

1915 ' - * ' y NITED STATES BUREAU OF EDUCATION BULLETIN, 1915, NO. 7.WHOLE NUMBER 631

ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN THE UNITED STATES

BY

SAMUEL PAUL CAPEN * 9 SPECIALIST IN HIGHER EDUCATION, BUREAU OF EDUCATION

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/ A y v ■o Methods ofaccrediting.9 Schools outsideofNewEnglandaccreditedbyMountHolyoke College,Octo¬ Schools sendingstudentstoWellesleyCollegeoncertificate in September, Part III.—Listsofcertainprivateinstitutions.93 Part II.—Listsofaccreditingassociations....76 Part I.—Statelists.13 Contents ofthebulletin.10 Variations inrequirementsofaccreditingagencies.8 Accredited secondaryschooldefined.7 Private secondaryschoolsinMarylandandPennsylvania(not listedelse¬ Unit defined.8 Letter oftransmittal.5 certificating theirgraduatestovariouscollegesofhighstanding. 106 ber 3,1914. 100 tory SchoolsoftheMiddleStatesandMarylandhaving privilegeof where inthebulletin)belongingtoAssociationofOolleges and Prepara¬ 1914. 103 Accredited bytheUniversityofChicago,Ill.,June,1914.95 Schools inWashington,D.C.,accreditedbyGeorgeWashingtonUniver¬ Schools inMarylandaccreditedbySt.JohnsCollege,October, 1914. 100 Accredited byJohnsHopkinsUniversity,Baltimore,Md.,June, 1914....99 Affiliated withTulaneUniversityofLouisiana,October1,1914.99 Schools affiliatedwiththeCatholicUniversityofAmerica,June,1914....93 North CentralAssociationofCollegesandSecondarySchools.84 The commissiononaccreditedschoolsoftheSouthernStatesAsso¬ New EnglandCollegeEntranceCertificateBoard.80 ciation ofCollegesandPreparatorySchoolstheSouthernStates.76 sity, October13,1914.93 CONTENTS. 3 Page.

LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.

Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Washington, January 19, 1915. Sir: On the first of May, 1913, I recommended the publication of a pamphlet containing lists of accredited secondary schools in the United States as a bulletin of the Bureau of Education. In my letter of transmittal I called attention to the fact that many students apply for admission to higher institutions in other States and sec¬ tions than those in which they have received their high-school prepa¬ ration. Many also seek certificates from examining and licensing boards, which have no direct means of knowing the standards of the schools from which the applicants come. The demand for this information led the Bureau of Education to undertake the collec¬ tion and preparation of lists of high schools and academies accred¬ ited by State universities, approved by State departments of educa¬ tion, or recognized by examining and certifying boards. The demand proved to be even greater than had been anticipated. The edition of the bulletin was soon exhausted, and there have since been many requests from college and university officers for copies of it, which could not be met. Moreover, changes are made in these lists of accredited schools from year to year. For these rea¬ sons, I have requested Dr. S. P. Capen, specialist in higher education in the bureau, to revise the pamphlet on a somewhat different basis. The revision is contained in the accompanying manuscript which I recommend for publication as a bulletin of the Bureau of Education. Respectfully submitted. P. P. Claxton, Commissioner. The Secretary of the Interior. 5

ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN THE UNITED STATES.

The lists of accredited secondary schools which are presented in this bulletin are designed to meet the needs of officers charged with the admission of new students to secondary schools, colleges, univer¬ sities, professional schools (especially schools of law and medicine), normal schools, etc.; of State examining and certifying boards, which are concerned with the status of secondary schools located at a distance; and of parents who may want to know about the high schools of any particular State or section. The first issue of the bulletin was published in 1913. The great annual increase in the number of secondary schools (in 1910-11 there were 12,213; in 1911-12 the number had grown to 13,268; in 1912-13 it had reached 13,445), together with the sudden changes in standing, generally for the better, of many secondary schools in all parts of the country, necessitate frequent revisions. A few new lists have been added, and certain minor changes have been made in the arrange¬ ment of the bulletin. These are mentioned below. For the rest, the essential part of the introduction to the previous issue is reprinted here.

ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOL DEFINED.

An “accredited secondary school,” as the term is used in this bulletin, is a school which is equipped to prepare students for col¬ leges requiring at least 14 units for unconditioned admission and which has been investigated or approved for this purpose by one of the following agencies: A State officer of education, a university or college inspector or committee on admissions, an officer or committee of an accrediting association. Except in the case of certain of the Southern States whose high-school courses are based upon seven years of elementary training, it is understood that these 14 units represent secondary work above the standard eight-grade elementary- school course. It is assumed that the curriculum of an accredited 7 8 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS. school represents four years of 36 or more weeks each; that at least three teachers give their whole time to high-school work;1 and that the school keeps up an adequate library and laboratory equipment.

UNIT DEFINED.

The following authoritative definition of the word “unit” has been made by the National Conference Committee on Standards of Col¬ leges and Secondary Schools, which is composed of representatives of the National Association of State Universities, the New England College Entrance Certificate Board, the College Entrance Examina¬ tion Board, the Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Middle States and Maryland, the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, the Association of Colleges and Pre¬ paratory Schools of the Southern States, the New England Associa¬ tion of Colleges and Preparatory Schools, the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, and the United States Commis¬ sioner of Education: A unit represents a year’s study in any subject in a secondary school, constituting approximately a quarter of a full year’s work. This statement is designed to afford a standard of measurement for the work done in secondary schools. It takes— (1) The four-year high-school course as a basis and assumes that— (2) The length of the school year is from 36 to 40 weeks; that— (3) A period is from 40 to 60 minutes in length; and that— (4) The study is pursued four or five periods a week; but under ordinary circumstances a satisfactory year’s work in any subject can not be accomplished in less than 120 sixty-minute hours, or their equivalent. Schools organized on any other than a four-year basis can nevertheless estimate their work in terms of this unit.

VARIATIONS IN REQUIREMENTS OF ACCREDITING AGENCIES.

The number of subjects recognized by the various accrediting bodies as forming an acceptable part of the college preparatory course varies greatly; for example, the subjects recognized by the College Entrance Examination Board as permissible in a standard high-school course are: Units. Units. English up to. 3 Spanish. 2 Mathematics up to 31 History.. 4 Latin. 4 Science. 4 Greek. 3 Drawing. 1 French. 3 Music... 2 German. 3 On the other hand, there are State universities and privately endowed institutions, like Leland Stanford University, which permit

Exceptions are certain schools in the lists of Georgia, New Hampshire, and Vermont which have less than three teachers, but otherwise conform to the definition and are approved by the State officials. INTRODUCTORY STATEMENT. 9 great enlargement of the range of electives. The University of Minnesota, for example, accepts the following:

Units. Units. English. 3-4 Business arithmetic. ^ Mathematics. 2-3£ Business law. £ Latin. 2-4 Bookkeeping. 1-2 Greek. 2 Stenography and typewriting. 1-2 French. 2-4 Freehand drawing. 2 German. 2-4 Mechanical drawing. 2 Spanish. 2-4 Shopwork. 2 Scandinavian. 2-4 Modeling and wood carving. 1 History and social science. |-6 Domestic art and science up to. 4 Natural science. ^-6 Agriculture... 1. 1-4 Vocational subjects. \-4 Normal training subjects. 1-3 It will therefore be apparent that the only close correspondence among the requirements of the various institutions mentioned in this pamphlet is the quantitative one. All specify at least 14 units, except the University of South Carolina, which admits with 10. None requires more than 16 units for admission. The requirements of each accrediting agency are briefly stated at the head of the list of schools which each accredits. At the head of each list of schools accredited by a State university or private institution the requirements for admission to the A. B. course are summarized. The schools on the accredited list generally have the privilege of certificating students to other courses as well. To outline the admission requirements for all these courses would consume much space and might lead to confusion. The requirements for admission to the A. B. course may in each case be considered fairly typical of the institution’s policy with respect to entrance requirements.

METHODS OF ACCREDITING.

Two general methods are in use for carrying on the system of accrediting in those States where the State authority embraces agencies for higher education. Under the first the inspection of the work of the high schools is done through an officer or committee of the State university, and the list of acceptable or accredited high schools is published in the catalogue of the university and thus made available for other institutions within the same State or for institu¬ tions in neighboring States. Under the second, the inspection and rating are done by the State superintendent of public instruction, the State board of education, or the State education office, acting through specially appointed officers. Examples of the former method are the Universities of Michigan, California, and Texas; of the latter method, the States of New York, Ohio, and Minnesota. The requirement of the completion of a standard four-year high- school course representing at least 14 units for admission to college, 10 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS. or as a part of the prescription for admission to professional schools or to the practice of professions, has produced a group of organiza¬ tions among whose activities are the coordination of standards of secondary education in neighboring States and the compilation of lists of accredited secondary schools. Such sectional organizations are now at work in the North Central States, the Middle States and Maryland, New England, and the Southern States. These organiza¬ tions are purely voluntary and have no legal control over the institu¬ tions which they rate. The influence which they wield, however, because of the fact that they focus representative educational opinion in their respective sections, is considerable. Occasionally also private institutions, like the University of Chicago, have carried on their own investigation and accrediting.

CONTENTS OF THE BULLETIN.

PART I: STATE LISTS. The bulletin is divided into three parts. The first part, as is appro¬ priate, contains lists of schools accredited by State universities and State officers of education. Sometimes both the State university and the State department of education publish accredited lists. In such cases the list of the State university is printed first, and all schools accredited by the State education department not included in the university list are then added by way of supplement. When the State department of education or the State university prints lists of high schools of different grades, only schools of the first grade are included, except in the case of Georgia and Maryland.1 Lists from every State except South Dakota are included in Part I. In this State neither the State university nor the State department of education has attempted during the last year and a half to survey the secondary schools with a view to accrediting them for college preparatory work. It therefore seemed better to omit South Dakota from Part I than to publish a list of accepted schools in that State which was admittedly antiquated. South Dakota is in the territory covered by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The list of this association, Part II, page 92, contains a number of South Dakota schools.

PART h: lists op accrediting associations. Part II contains the lists of the three principal associations which undertake to accredit schools. The methods or standards of these associations are not identical. The list accredited by each is pre¬ ceded by a statement of the basis upon which it is compiled.

1 Schools accredited by the University of Georgia in Group II are included in the list published for that institution. These schools meet the requirements just outlined, except that they are admitted to the certificating privilege with only 2.5 teachers of academic subjects. The second group schools of Maryland have been certified to by the superintendent of public instruction as fulfilling the definition of an accredited school printed above. INTRODUCTORY STATEMENT. 11

PART III: LISTS OP CERTAIN PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS.

With regard to Part III, a special explanation is in order. After the publication of the first issue of this bulletin it was found that many excellent private schools, especially in the Eastern States, which were thoroughly equipped to prepare for college, and indeed had annually for many years been sending an entirely satisfactory delegation to the best colleges in the country, were omitted from the lists of accredited schools of the States in which they were located. This was due either to the fact that the States had no State univer¬ sities admitting by certificate or to the failure of the State education departments to include private schools in their lists of approved sec¬ ondary institutions. The absence of the names of many of these schools from a document as comprehensive in its scope as this publi¬ cation gave rise to false impressions concerning their standing. It seemed desirable to extend the scope of the bulletin so as to secure their inclusion. Accordingly the Bureau of Education asked a number of colleges and universities admitting on certificate and draw¬ ing students from the States in which private schools had previously not received official recognition to submit their own lists of accredited schools. Three considerations determined the choice of the higher institutions of whom this request was made: First, the policy of admission on certificate; second, the area from which each institution was known to draw its students; and, third, the recognized high standing of each. The lists submitted by the Catholic University of America, University of Chicago, George Washington University, Johns Hopkins University, St. John’s College, Mount Holyoke Col¬ lege, Wellesley College, and Tulane University are printed in full in Part III. At the end of Part III are printed also the names of those schools belonging to the Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Middle States and Maryland which, on account of their location, are not on any of the other lists included in the bulletin, but which have the privilege of certificating graduates to various colleges of high standing. The schools are listed alphabetically, according to the towns in which they are located. The names of accredited private secondary schools and academies are printed in italics.

PART I.—STATE LISTS

ALABAMA.

Schools fully affiliated with the University of Alabama, April, 1914. Units. Admission requirements.. . 14 Prescribed units: English. . 3 Mathematics. . 3 Latin. . 3 Electives. . 4 Abbeville—Third District Agricultural School. Guin—Marion County High School. Albertville—Seventh District Agricultural School. Guntersville—Marshall Cdunty High School. Alexander City—High School. Gurley—Madison County High School. Andalusia—High School. Haleyville—High School. Anniston— Hamilton—Sixth District Agricultural School. High School. Hartford—Geneva County High School. Noble Institute. Hartsells—Morgan County High School. Ashland—Clay County High School. Headland—Henry County High School. Athens— Heflin—Cleburne County High School. Greene University School. Huntsville— Eighth District Agricultural School. High School. Atmore—Escambia County High School. Goodrich School. Attalla—Etowah County High School. Jackson—First District Agricultural School. Bessemer—High School. Jasper—Walker County High School. Birmingham— La Fayette—High School. College Training School. Leighton—Colbert County High School. Central High School. Lincoln—Talladega County High School. Howard A cademy. Lineville—N. E. Alabama Agricultural Institute. Margaret Allen School. Marion—J udson Academy. University High School. Milltown—Chambers County High School. Blountsville—Ninth District Agricultural School. Mobile— Brewton—Collegiate Institute. Baker High School. Brundidge—Pike County High School. High School. Butler—Choctaw County High School. Knott High School. Camden—Wilcox County High School. Military Institute. Camp Hill—High School. University Military School. Center—Cherokee County High School. Monroeville—Monroe County High School. Centerville—Bibb County High School. Montgomery— Clio—Barbour County High School. Barnes School. Columbia—Houston County High School. Edgar School. Columbiana—Shelby County High School. Sidney Lanier High School. Cullman—Cullman County High School. University School. Dadeville—Tallapoosa County High School. Moulton—Lawrence County High School. Daphne—Normal School. Moundville—Normal School. Decatur—High School. New Decatur—High School. Demopolis—High School. New Market—High School. Dothan—High School. Newton—Baptist Collegiate Institute. Double Springs—Winston County High School. Notasulga—Macon County High School. Eclectic—Elmore County High School. Odenville—St. Clair County High School. Elba—High School. Oneonta—Blount County High School. Elkmont—Limestone County High School. Opelika—Lee County High School. Ensley—High School. Oxford—Calhoun County High School Enterprise—Coffee County High School. Ozark—Dale County High School. Eufaula—High School. Piedmont—High School. Eutaw—High School. Pineapple—Moore Academy. Evergreen—Second District Agricultural School. Plantersville—Dallas County High School. Florala—High School. Prattville—Autauga County High School. Fort Deposit—Lowndes County High School. Reform—Pickens County High School. Fort Payne—Dekalb County High School. Roanoke—Handley High School. Gadsden—High School. Rockford—Coosa County High School. Georgiana—High School. Rogersville—Lauderdale County High School. Greenville—High School. Russellville—Franklin County High School. Grove Hill—Clarke County High School. Scottsboro—Jackson County High School. 13 14 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Selma—D alias Academy. Tuscumbia— Sheffield—High School. Deshler Institute. Sylacauga—Fourth District Agricultural School. High School. Talladega—High School. Tuskegee—High School. Thomaston—Marengo County High School. Union Springs—High School. Thomasville—High School. Uniontown—High School. Thorsby—Institute. Vernon—Lamar County High School. Tuscaloosa- Wedowee—Randolph County High School. High School. Wetumpka—Fifth District Agricultural School. University Training School. York—Sumter County High School.

ARIZONA.

Accredited by the University of Arizona, May, 1914. Units. Admission requirements. . 15 Prescribed units: English.. . 3 Mathematics.. ■ 2* History and civics...,. . 1 Science. . 1 Foreign languages. . 2 Electives. - 51

Bisbee—High School. Prescott—High School. Clifton—High School. Tempe— Douglas—High School. High School. Flagstaff—Northern Arizona Normal School (aca¬ Tempe Normal School of Arizona (academic demic department). department). Glendale—High School. Thatcher—Gila Academy. Globe—High School. Tucson—High School. Jerome—High School. Willcox—High School. Mesa—High School. Winslow—High School. Phoenix—High School. Yuma—High School.

ARKANSAS.

Class A schools approved by the Arkansas State Department of Education and accredited by the Uni¬ versity of Arkansas, May, 1914. Units. University admission requirements. 14 Prescribed units: English. 3 Mathematics. 2 History. 1 Electives. 8

Amity—High School. Dumas—High School. Argenta—High School. El Dorado—High School. Arkadelphia—High School. England—High School. Ashdown—High School. Eureka Springs- Augusta—High School. Crescent College Academy. Bentonville—High School. High School. Berryville—High School. Fayetteville— Blytheville—High School. High School. Booneville—High School. University Training High School. Brinkley—High School. Fordyce—High School. Cabot—High School. Forrest City—High School. Camden—High School. Fort Smith—High School-. Carlisle—High School. Gentry—High School. Charleston—High School. Green Forest—High School. Clarendon—High School. Hamburg—High School. Clarksville— Harrison—High School. Arkansas Cumberland College. Hazen—High School. High School. Helena—High School. Conway—Arkansas State Normal School. Hope—High School. Corning—High School. Hot Springs—High School. Cotter—High School. Huntington—High School. Crossett—High School. Imboden—Sloan Hendrix Academy. Dardanelle—High School. Jacksonville—High School. De Queen—High School. Jonesboro—High School. STATE LISTS. 15

Junction City—High School. Prescott—High School. Lake Village—High School. Rector—High School. Little Rock— Rogers— High School. High School. Little Rock College. Rogers Academy. Lonoke—High School. Russellville—High School. Magnolia—High School. Siloam Springs—High School. Malvern—High School. Springdale—High School. Mena—High School. Stamps—High School. Monticello—High School. Stephens—High School. Morrilton—High School. Stuttgart- Mountain Home—Mountain Home High School. Nashville—High School. Training School. Paragould—High School. Texarkana—High School. Piggott—High School. Van Buren—High School. Pine Bluff—High School. Waldron—High School. Pocahontas—High School. Warren—High School. Portland—High School. Wynne—High School.

CALIFORNIA.

Schools accredited by the University of California for the year 1913-14. Units. Admission requirements... 15 Prescribed units: English. 2 Mathematics. 2 History and civics.. 1 Science... 1 Foreign languages.. 2 Additional foreign language, science, or mathematics (or combinations of these sub¬ jects)...... 2 Electives. 5 Alameda—High School. Clovis—Union High School. Alhambra—City High School. Coalinga—Union High School. Alturas—Modoc County High School. College City—Pierce Joint Union High School. Anaheim—Union High School. Colton—High School. Anderson—Union High School. Colusa—High School. Angels Camp—Bret Harte Union High School. Compton—Union High School. Antioch—Riverview Union High School. Concord—Mount Diablo Union High School. Areata—Union High School. Coming—Union High School. Arroyo Grande—Union High School. Corona—High School. Auburn—Placer County High School. Covina—Union High School. Azusa—Citrus Union High School. Crescent City—Del Norte County High School. Bakersfield—Kern County High School. Crockett—John Swett Union High School. Banning—Union High School. Dinuba—Union High School. Belmont—Belmont School. Dixon—Union High School. Benicia—High School. Dos Palos—Joint Union High School. Berkeley— Downey—Los Nietos Union High School. High School. El Centro—Central Union High School. A-to-Zed School. Elk Grove—Union High School. Boone’s University School. El Monte—Union High School. Miss Head’s School. Escondido—High School. Preparatory School. Esparto—Union High School. The Randolph School. Etna Mills—Etna Union High School. Bishop—Union High School. Eureka—City High School. Bostonia—El Cajon Valley Union High School. Exeter—Union High School. Boulder Creek—Union High School. Fairfield—Armijo Union High School. Brawley—Union High School. Fallbrook—Union High School. Brentwood—Liberty Union High School. Femdale—Union High School. Burlingame—St. Matthew’s School. Fillmore—Union High School. Burbank—Union High School. Fort Bragg—Union High School. Campbell—Union High School. Fortuna—High School. Cedarville—Surprise Valley Union High School. Fowler—Union High School. Centerville—Union High School. Fresno—High School. Ceres—High School. Fullerton—Union High School. Chico—High school. Gilroy—High School. Chino—High School. Glendale—Union High School. Claremont—High School. Gonzales—Union High School. 16 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Grass Valley—High School. Orange—Union High School. Gridley—Union High School. Orland—Joint Union High School. Hanford—Union High School. Orosi—Union High School. Hayward—Union High School. Oroville—Union High School. Healdsburg—High School. Oxnard—Union High School. Hemet—Union High School. Pacific Grove—High School. Hollister—San Benito County High School. Palo Alto- Hollywood—Immaculate Heart College. High School. Holtville—Union High School. Castilleja School. Huntington Beach—Union High School. Manzanita Hall. Huntington Park—Union High School. Miss Harker’s School. Imperial—Imperial Valley Union High School. Pasadena—High School. Inglewood—Union High School, Paso Robles—High School. lone—Union High School. Petaluma—High School. Irvington—Anderson Academy. Piedmont—Miss Ransom and Miss Bridges’ School. Kingsburg—Joint Union High School. Placerville—El Dorado County High School. Lakeport—Clear Lake Union High School. Pomona—High School. Lemoore—Union High School. Porterville—Union High School. Lincoln—Union High School. Red Bluff—Union High School. Lindsay—High School. Redding—Shasta County High School. Livermore—Union High School. Redlands—High School. Lodi—Union High School. Redondo—Union High School. Lompoc—Union High School. Redwood City—Sequoia Union High School. Long Beach—Polytechnic High Sehool. Reedley—Joint Union High School. Lordsburg— Richmond—Union High School. Bonita Union High School. Riverside— Lordsburg College, Academic Department. Girls’ High School. Los Angeles-- Polytechnic High School. High School. Sacramento—High School. Gardena Agricultural High School. St. Helena—Union High School. Girls’ Collegiate School. Salinas—High School. Hollywood High School. San Andreas—Calaveras County High School. Harvard School. San Bernardino—High School. Manual Arts High School. San Diego—High School. Marlborough School. San Fernando—Union High School. Polytechnic High School. San Francisco— San Pedro High School. Miss Burkes* School. Westlake School for Girls. California School of Mechanical Arts. Los Banos—West Side Union High School. Cogswell Poly technical College. Los Gatos—High School. Girls’ High School. Madeira—Union High School. Hamlin School. Martinez—Alhambra Union High School. Lowell High School. Marysville—High School. Mission High School. Mendocino—Mendocino County High School. Polytechnic High School. Merced—County High School. St. Rose Academy. Mill Valley—Tamalpais Union High School. Trinity School. Modesto—High School. University School. Monrovia—City High School. Sanger—Union High School. Montebello—High School. San Jacinto—High School. Monterey—County High School. San Jose— Morgan Hill—Live Oak Union High School. College Park Academy. Mountain View—High School. High School. Napa—High School. Washburn School. National City—High School. San Luis Qbispo—High School. Nevada City—High School. San Mateo—Union High School. Newman—Orestimba Union High School. San Rafael— Nordhoff—Union High School. High School. Norwalk—Excelsior Union High School. Dominican College. Oakdale—Union High School. Hitchcock Military Academy. Oakland— Mount Tamalpais Military Academy. High School. Santa Ana—High School. College of the Holy Names High School. Santa Barbara—High School. Horton School. Santa Clara—High School. John C. Fremont High School. Santa Cruz—High School. Manual Training and Commercial High School. Santa Maria—Union High School. Oleander—Washington Union High School. Santa Monica—High School. Ontario—Chaff ey Union High School. Santa Paula—Union High School. STATE LISTS. 17

Santa Rosa- Turlock—Joint Union High School. High School. Ukiah—Mendocino County High School. Ursuline College. Vacaville—Union High School. Santa Ynez—Valley Union High School. Vallejo—High School. Sebastopol—Analy Union High School. Ventura—Union High School. Selma—Union High School. Visalia—High School. Shorb—Ramona Convent of th e Holy Names. Watsonville—High School. Sonoma—Valley Union High School. Whittier—Union High School. Sonora—Tuolumne Count;7 High School. Williams—Union High School. South Pasadena—High School. Willits—Union High School. Stockton—High School. Willows—Glenn County High School. Susanville—Lassen County High School. Winters—Joint Union High School. Sutter—Union High School. Woodland—High School. Tulare—High School. Yreka—Siskiyou County High School. Tuolumne—Summerville Union High School.

COLORADO.

Accredited by the University of Colorado, March, 1914. Units. Admission requirements . 15 Prescribed units: English . 3 Mathematics . 2 Foreign language . 4 History . 2 Science . 2 Electives . 2 Alamosa—High School. Greeley—High School. Arvada—High School. Gunnison—Gunnison County High School. Aspen—High School. Holly—High School. Berthoud—High School. Holyoke—Phillips County High School. Boulder—State Preparatory School. Idaho Springs—High School. Breckenridge—High School. Julesburg—Sedgwick County High School. Brighton—High School. Lafayette—High School. Brush—High School. La Junta—Otero County High School. Canon City— Lamar—High School. High School. Las Animas—Bent County High School. South Canon City High School. Leadville—High School. Castle Rock—Douglas County High School. Littleton—High School. Central Citj—High School. Longmont—High School. Cheyenne Wells—Cheyenne County High School. Louisville—High School. Colorado City—High School. Loveland—High School. Colorado Springs—High School. Manitou—High School. Cripple Creek—High School. Meeker—Rio Blanco High School. Delta—High School. Monte Vista—High School. Denver- Montrose—Montrose County High School. East Side High School. Ouray—Ouray County High School. Manual Training High School. Palisade—High School. North Side High School. Paonia—High School. South Side High School. Pueblo- West Side High School. High School (Dist. No. 1). Miss Walcott’s School. High School (Dist. No. 20). Wolfe Hall. Rifle—High School. Durango—High School. Rocky Ford—High School. Eaton—High School. Saguache—Saguache County High School. Edgewater—Wheat Ridge High School. Salida—High School. Florence—High School. Silverton—High School. Fort Collins—High School. South Canon City—High School. Fort Morgan—High School. Sterling—Logan County High School. Fowler—High School. Telluride—High School. Fruita—High School. Trinidad—High School. Georgetown—High School. Victor—High School. Glenwood Springs—Garfield County High School. Walsenburg—Huerfano County High School. Golden—High School. Windsor—High School. Grand Junction—High School. Wray—Yuma County High School. 18 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

CONNECTICUT.

Schools approved by the Connecticut State Board of Education, January 1,1915.

Requirements for approval: Satisfactory building equipment and health provisions; well-adjusted course of study; a teaching staff well qualified in respect of an education, and ability to teach; instruction on the high-school plane; adequate wages and upkeep; adaptation to community interests.

Ansonia—High School. Portland—High School. Branford—High School. Putnam—High School. Bridgeport—High School. North Stonington— Wheeler School. Bristol—High School. Seymour—High School. Central Village—Plainfield High School. Sharon—High School. Chester—High School. Shelton—High School. Clinton—Morgan School. Simsbury—High School. Colchester—High School. Southington—Lewis High School. Collinsville—High School. South Manchester—High School. Danbury—High School. Stafford Springs—Stafford High School. Danielson—Killingly High School. Stamford—High School. Derby—High School. Stonington—High School. Deep River—Saybrook High School. Stratford—High School. East Hartford—High School. Suffleld—High School. Essex—High School. Terryville—High School. Glastonbury—High School. Thomaston—High School. Greenwich—High School. Thompson—High School. Guilford—High School. Thompsonville—Enfield Public High School. Hartford—High School. Torrington—High School. Meriden—High School. Unionville—High School. Middletown—High School. Vernon—Rockville High School. Naugatuck—High School. Wallingford—High School. New Britain—High School. Waterbury—High School. New Haven—High School. Watertown—High School. New London— West Hartford—High School. BuTkeley School. West Haven—High School. Manual Training and Industrial School. Westport—High School. Williams Memorial Institute. Wethersfield—High School. New Milford—High School. Willimantic—Windam High School. Newtown—High School. Windsor—High School. Norwalk— Windsor Locks—High School. Junior High School. Winsted—Gilbert School. Senior High School. Woodbury—High School. Norwich—Free Academy. Woodstock—High School.

DELAWARE.

First-grade high schools reported by the Commissioner of Education of Delaware, October 16,1914. Dover—High School. Smyrna—High School. Milford—High School. Wilmington—High School. Seaford—High School.

Schools Accredited by Delaware College, May, 1914. Units. Admission requirements. ... 14J Prescribed units: English. ... 3 Mathematics...... 2£ History. ... 1 Modem language. ... 1 Latin. ... 4 Electives. ... 3 Dover- Seaford—High School. High School. Smyrna—High School. Wilmington Conference Academy. Wilmington— Georgetown—High School. Friends’ School. Lewes—High School. High School. Milford—High School. STATE LISTS, 19

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Secondary schools which have definite and formal accredited relations with outside universities equiva¬ lent to those of accredited schools in the States. Washington— Washington (continued)— Armstrong Manual Training High School Madeira School for Girls. (colored). M Street High School (colored). Central High School. McKinley Manual Training High School. Eastern High School. National Cathedral School for Boys. Emerson Institute. National Cathedral School for Girls. Friends’ Select School. Western High School.

FLORIDA.

Schools approved by the Florida State Board of Education and accredited by the University of Florida, December, 1914. Units. Admission requirements... 16 Prescribed units; English. 3 Mathematics. 3 History. 1 Science. 1 Latin. 2 Electives. 6 Arcadia—High School. Live Oak—High School. Bartow—High School. Madison—High School. Bradentown—High School. Miami—High School. Brooksville—High School. Monticello—High School. Clearwater—High School. Mulberry—High School. Dade City—High School. New Smyrna—High School. Daytona—High School. Ocala—High School. DeFuniak Springs- Orlando—High School. High School. Palatka—High School. Palmer College Academy. Pensacola—High School. Eustis—High School. Plant City—High School. Fort Lauderdale—High School. Punta Gorda—High School. Fort. Meade—High School. Quincy—High School. Fort Myers—High School. St. Augustine—High School. Gainesville—High School. St. Petersburg—High School. Jacksonville— Sanford—High School. Florida Military Academy. Seabreeze—High School. High School. Starke—High School. Key West—High School. Tallahassee—High School. Kissimmee—High School. Tampa—High School. Lake City—High School. Wauchula—High School. Lakeland—High School. West Palm Beach—High School. Leesburg—High School.

GEORGIA.

Group I.—Schools “fully accredited” by the University of Georgia, May, 1914. Graduation on 15 accepted units. Units. Admission requirements. ...14 Prescribed units: English. ... 3 Mathematics. ... 2} History. ... 2 Foreign languages.. ... 2 Electives...... 2 h Albany—High School. Atlanta—Continued. Americus—High School. Technological High School. Athens—High School. Washington Seminary. Atlanta— Woodberry School. Boys’ High School. Augusta— Girls’ High School. Richmond Academy. Marist College. Summerville Academy. Peacock Fleet School. Tubman High School. 20 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS,

Bainbridge—High School. Marietta—High School. Bamesville—Gordon Institute. McRae—South Georgia College. Boston—High School. Milledgeville—Georgia Military College. Bowman—Gibson-Mercer Institute. Mount Berry—The Berry School for Boys. Brunswick—Glynn Academy. Newnan—High School. Cartersville—High School. Ocilla—High School. Cedartown—High School. Quitman—High School. College Park—Georgia Military Academy. Rome— Columbus—High School. High School. Cordele—High School. Darlington Academy. Demorest—Piedmont Academy. Savannah— Dublin—High School. Benedictine College. Elberton—High School. Chatham Academy. Fitzgerald—High School. Pape School. Gainesville—Riverside Military Academy. Thomaston—R. E. Lee Institute. Jackson—High School. Toccoa—High School. La Grange— Valdosta—High School. High School. Warrenton—High School. La Grange College Academy. Washington—High School. Locust Grove—Institute. Way cross—High School. Macon—Gresham and Lanier High School.

Group II.—Schools “accredited” by the University of Georgia. Graduation on 14 accepted units. Ashburn—High School. Monroe—High School. Augusta—St. Joseph’s Academy. Montezuma—High School. Baxley—High School. Mount Vernon—Mount Vernon Institute. Blackshear—Pierce Collegiate Institute. Moultrie—High School. Blakely—High School. Norman Park—Norman Park Institute. Buena Vista—High School. Pavo—High School. Carrollton—High School. Sandersville—High School. Cochran—High School. Senoia—High School. Columbus—Secondary Industrial School. Sparks—Sparks Collegiate Institute. Commerce—High School. Sparta—High School. Dalton—High School. Stone Mountain— University School for Boys. Decatur—High School. Tennille—High School. Eastman—High School. Thomson—High School. Gainesville—High School. Thomasville—High School. Greensboro—High School. Vidalia—High School. Griffin—High School. Vienna—High School. Hartwell—High School. West Point—High School. Hepzibah—High School. Wrens—High School. Jonesboro—High School. Winder—High School. Lawrenceville—High School. Wrightsville— Warthen College. McDonough—High School.

IDAHO.

Accredited by the University of Idaho, April, 1914. Units. Admission requirements. ... 15 Prescribed units: English.. ... 4 Mathematics. ... 2 Foreign language1. ... 3 Social science, including history.. ... 1 Natural science...... 1 Electives. ... 14

Albion—State Normal School. Caldwell— American Falls—High School. College of Idaho, Preparatory Department. Blackfoot—High School. High School. Boise— Coeur d’ Alene— High School. Coeur d’ Alene College. St. Margaret’s Academy. High School. St. Teresa’s Academy. Culdesac—High School. Bonners Ferry—High School. Emmett—High School. Buhl—High School. Fruitland—High School. Burke—High School. Genesee—High School.

Three units of Latin required for entrance to A. B. course. STATE LISTS. 21

Gooding—High School. Plummer—High School. Grangeville—High School. Pocatello— Hailey—High School. Academy of Idaho. Idaho Falls—High School. High School. Jerome—High School. Post Falls—High School. Lapwai—High School. Potlatch—High School. Lewiston- Preston—Oneida Stake Academy. High School. Rathdrum—High School. State Normal School. Rexburg—Ricks Academy. Malad—High School. Rigby—High School. Meridian—High School. Rupert—High School. Midvale—High School. St. Anthony—High School. Montpelier—High School. St. Maries—High School. Moscow— Salmon—High School. High School. Sandpoint—High School. Ursuline Academy. Shoshone—High School: Mountain Home—High School. Spirit Lake—High School. Mullan—High School. Star—High School. Nampa—High School. Twin Falls—High School. New Plymouth—High School. Wallace—High School. Nez Perce—High School. Weiser— Orofino—High School. High School. Paris—Fielding Academy. Idaho Industrial Institute. Payette—High School. Winchester—High School. Parma—High School.

ILLINOIS.

Accredited by the University of Illinois, January, 1914. “ The following high schools, having all the prescribed units and enough others to make up the required total of 15 units, are in the list of fully accredited schools. “ Not all these schools, however, are accredited for the same amount of work, nor all for the same subjects. A student presenting a certificate from any one of these schools will be given entrance credit for all the subjects named there in for which the said school is specifically accredited, as shown in the certificate of its accredited relation issued by the university.” Units. Admission requirements. 15 Prescribed units— English. 3 Mathematics.. 2| For courses in literature and arts in the college of liberal arts and sciences— History. 1 Foreign language. 3 Electives.. 5J

Abingdon—High School. Aurora— Albion- East High School. High School. West High School. Southern Collegiate Institute. Jennings Seminary. Aledo— Barry—High School. Drury Academy. Batavia—High School. High School. Beardstown—High School. Altamont—High School. Belleville—High School. Alton—High School. Bellflower—High School (Township). Amboy—High School. Belvidere—High School. Anna- Bement—High School. High School. Benton—High School (Township). Union Academy. Biggsville—High School (Township). Areola—High School. Bloomington—High School. Arlington Heights—High School. Si. Mary’s High School. Armington—High School (Township). Blue Island—High School. Arthur—High School. Bridgeport—High School (Township). Ashland—High School. Bushnell—High School. Assumption—High School (Township). Cairo—High School. Astoria—High School. Cambridge—High School. Atlanta—High School. Camp Point—High School. Atwood—High School. Canton—High School. Auburn—High School. Carlinville—High School. Augusta—High School. Carlyle—High School. 22 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS. '

Carmi—High School. Elgin— Carrollton—High School. Elgin Academy. Carterville—High School. High School. Carthage— Elizabeth—High School. Carthage College Academy. Elmhurst— High School. Evangelical Proseminar. Casey—High School. High School. Catlin High School. Elmwood—High School. Centralia—High School (Township). El Paso—High School. Champaign—High School. Evanston— Charleston—High School. Evanston Academy. Chatsworth—High School. High School (Township.) Chenoa—High School. Fairbury—High School. Chester—High School. Fairfield—High School. Chicago— Farmer City—High School (Township). Austin High School. Farmington—High School. Bowen High School. Flora—High School (Township). Calumet High School. Forrest—High School. Carl Schurz High School. Freeport—High School. Chicago Latin School. Fulton—High School. It. T. Crane Technical High School. Galena—High School. Curtis High School. Galesburg—High School. Englewood High School. Galva—High School. Francis W. Parker School. Geneseo— Harrison Technical High School. Geneseo Collegiate Institute. Harvard School. High School (Township). Hyde Park High School. Geneva—High School. Kenwood Institute. Genoa—High School. Lake High School. Georgetown—High School (Township). Lake View High School. Gibson City—High School (Township). Lane Technical High School. Gilman—High School. Loyola Academy. Godfrey—Monticello Seminary. McKinley High School. Granite City—High School. Marshall High School. Greenfield—High School. Medill High School. Greenview—High School. North Park College Academy. Greenville—High School. Tuley High School. Griggsville—High School. It. A. Waller High School. Hamilton—High School. Wendell Phillips High School. Harrisburg—High School (Township). University High School. Harvard—High School. Chicago Heights—High School (Township). Harvey—High School (Township). Chillicothe—High School (Township). Havana—High School. Chrisman—High School. Henry—High School. Cicero—High School (J. S. Morton Township). Herrin—High School (Township). Clayton—High School. Heyworth—High School. Clinton—High School. Highland—High School. Colfax—High School. Highland Park- Collinsville—High School (Township). High School (Township). Crystal Lake—High School. Northwestern Military Academy. Dallas City—High School. Hillsboro—High School. Danville—High School. Hindsboro—Union High School. Decatur—High School. Hinsdale—High School. De Kalb—High School (Township). Homer—High School. Delavan—High School. Hoopeston—High School. Des Plaines—High School (Maine Township). Hume—High School. Dixon— Hutsonville—High School (Township). High School. Illiopolis—High School. North High School. Industry—High School (Township). Downers Grove—High School. Jacksonville— Dundee—High School. Academy of the Illinois Woman’s College Duquoin—High School (Township). High School. Dwight—High School. Whipple Academy. Earlville—High School. Jerseyville—High School. East St. Louis—High School. Johnson City—High School. Edwardsville—High School. Joliet—High School (Township). Effingham—High School. Kankakee—High School. Eldorado—High School (Township). Kansas—High School. STATE LISTS. 23

Kenilworth—High School (Township). Neoga—High School (Township). Kewanee—High School. Newman—High School (Township). Kinmundy—High School. Newton—High School. Knoxville—High School. Nokomis—High School. La Grange—High School (Township). Normal— La Harpe—High School. High School. Lake Forest— Normal University High School. Ferry Hall. Oakland—High School. Lake Forest Academy. Oak Park—High School (Township). Lanark—High School. Oblong—High School. La Salle—High School (Township). Odell—High School. Lawrenceville—High School (Township). Olney—High School. Lena—High School. Onarga— LeRoy—High School. Grand Prairie Seminary. Lewistown—High School. High School. Lexington—High School. Oregon—High School. Libertyville—High School. Ottawa—High School (Township). Lincoln—High School. Palatine—High School. Litchfield—High School. Palestine—High School. Lockport—High School (Township). Pana— High School (Township). Loda—High School. Paris—High School. Lovington—High School (Township). Pawnee—High School (Township). McLeansboro—High School. Paw Paw—High School. McNabb—John Swaney High School. Paxton—High School. Macomb- Pekin—High School. High School. Peoria— Western Illinois State Normal Academy. Averyville High School. Madison—High School. Bradley Polytechnic Institute. Mansfield—High School. Central High School. Manteno—High School. Manual Training High School. Marengo—High School. Petersburg—High School. Marion—High School (Township). Pittsfield—High School. Marissa—High School (Township). Plainfield—High School. Marseilles—High School. Plano—High School. Marshall—High School (Township). Polo—High School. Mason City—High School. Pontiac—High School (Township). Mattoon—High School. Princeton—High School (Township). Maywood—High School (Township). Prophetstown—High School. Mazon—High School (Township). Quincy— Mendon—High School. High School. Mendota—High School. St. Mary's Academy. Metropolis—High School. Rantoul—High School. Milford—High School (Township). Ridgefarm—High School. Minonk—High School. Riverside—High School. Moline—High School. Robinson—High School (Township). Momence—High School. Rochelle—High School. Monmouth—High School. Rock Falls—High School. Monticello—High School. Rockford—High School. Morgan Park— Rock Island— High School (Township). Augustana College Academy. Morgan Park Academy. High School. Morris—High School. Villa de Chantal. Morrison—High School. Roodhouse—High School. Morton—High School (Township). Roseville—High School (Township). Mount Carmel—High School. Rossville—High School. Mount Carroll— Rushville—High School. Frances Shimer School. Rutland—High School. High School. St. Charles—High School. Mount Pulaski—High School. St. Elmo—High School. Mount Sterling—High School. Sandwich—High School. Mount Vernon—High School (Township). Savanna—High School (Township). Moweaqua—High School. Saybrook—High School. Murphysboro—High School (Township). Sheffield—High School. Naperville— Shelbyville—High School. High School. Sheldon—High School. Northwestern College Academy. Sidell—High School (Township). Nashville—High School. Sparta—High School. 24 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Springfield- Virden—High School. High School. Virginia—High School. Ursuline Academy. Walnut—High School. Stanford—High School. Warren—High School. Staunton—High School. Washburn—High School. Sterling—High School (Township). Washington—High School. Stockland—High School (Township). Waterloo—High School. Stockton—High School. Watseka—High School. Stonington—High School. Waukegan—High School (Township). Streator—High School (Township). Wenona—High School. Sullivan—High School. West Chicago—High School. Sycamore—High School. Westfield— Westfield College Academy. Taylorville—High School (Township). Wheaton- Tiskilwa—High School (Township). High School. Toulon—High School (Township). Wheaton College Academy. Tuscola—High School. White Hall—High School. Upper Alton— Western Military Academy. Wilmington—High School. Urbana—High School. Winchester—High School. Vandalia—High School. Woodstock—High School. Vermilion Grove—Vermilion Academy. Wyoming—High School. Villa Grove—High School. Yorkville—High School.

INDIANA.

“Commissioned” (approved) by the State department of public instruction for the year 1914-15, and accredited by Indiana University. Units. Admission requirements. 16 Prescribed units: English. 3 Mathematics. 2 Foreign language. 2 History. 1 Science. 1 Additional units selected from above subjects. 2 Electives... 5

Acton—High School. Bloomington—High School. Advance—High School. Bluflton—High School. Akron—High School. Boon ville—High School. Albany—High School. Boswell—High School. Albion—High School. Bourbon—High School. Alexandria—High School. Brazil—High School. Ambia—High School. Bremen—High School. Amboy—High School. Bringhurst—High School. Amo—High School. Bristol—High School. Anderson—High School. Broad Ripple—High School. Andrews—High School. Brook—High School. Angola— Brookston—High School. High School. Brookville—High School. Tri-State College. Brownsburg—High School.1 Arcadia— Brownstown—High School. High School. Bruceville—High School. Walnut Grove High School. Bryant—High School.2 Argos—High School. Buck Creek—High School.2 Ashley—High School. Bunker Hill—High School. Atlanta—High School. Burlington—High School. Attica—High School. Burnetts Creek—High School. Auburn—High School. Burney—High School. Aurora—High School. Butler—High School. Avilla—High School. Cambridge City—High School. Batesville—High School. Camden—High School. Battle Ground—High School. Campbellsburg—High School.2 Baugo Township—High School. Cannelton—High School. Bedford—High School. Carlisle—High School. Berne—High School. Carmel—High School.2 Bicknell—High School. Carthage—High School. Bloomfield—High School. Castleton—High School. Bloomingdale—A cademy. Cayuga—High School.

Commission to expire June 30,1915. 2 Commission expired June 30, 1914. STATE LISTS. 25

Centerville—High School. Farmland—High School. Chalmers—High School. Ferdinand—Academy of the Immaculate Conception. Charlestown—High School.1 Flora—High School.2 Charlotteville—High School.1 Forest—High School.2 Chesterton—High School. Fort Branch—High School. Chippewa—High School. Fortville—High School. Churubusco—High School. Fort Wayne— Cicero—High School. Central Catholic High School. Clarksburg—High School. High School. Clarks Hill—High School.1 Sacred Heart Academy. Clay City—High School. St. Augustine Academy. Clayton—High School. St. Catherine’s Academy. Clinton—High School. Fountain City—High School. Cloverdale—High School. Fowler— Coalmont—High School.1 High School. Coesse—High School. Sacred Heart Academy, Colfax—High School.1 Francesville—High School. Collegeville—St. Joseph’s College. Francisco—High School.2 Columbia City—High School. Frankfort—High School. Columbus—High School. Franklin—High School. Connersville—High School. Frankton—High School. Converse—High School. Freelandville—High School. Corydon—High School. Fremont—High School.1 Covington—High School. French Lick—High School. Cowan—High School.1 Fritchton—High School. Crawfordsville—High School. Galveston—High School. Crown Point—High School. Garrett—High School. Culver—High School. Gary—High School. Cumberland—High School. Gas City—High School. Cutler—High School.1 Gaston—High School. Cynthiana—High School. Geneva—High School. Dale—High School. Gilead—High School. Dana— Glenn—High School.1 Helt Township High School. Goldsmith—High School. High School. Goodland—High School. Danville— Goshen— Central Normal College, Academic Department. Academy. High School. High School. Darlington—High School. Gosport—High School. Dayton—High School. Grandview—High School. Decatur—High School. Grass Creek—High School. Decker—High School. Greencastle— Delphi—High School. DePauw Academy. Dublin—High School. High School. Dunkirk—High School. Greenfield—High School. Earl Park—High School.1 Greensburg—High School. East Chicago—High School. Greensfork—High School. Eaton—High School. Greentown—High School. Edinburg— Greenwood—High School. High School. Hagerstown—High School. Mount Auburn High School. Hamilton—High School.1 Edwardsport—High School. Hamlet—High School Elkhart—High School. Hammond— Elnora—High School. All Saints Academy. Elwood—High School. High School. English—High School.1 Hannah-High School. Epsom—High School. Hanover—A cademy. Evansville— Harlan—High School. High School. Hartford City—High School. High School (colored). Hebron—High School. Fairland—High School.1 Hillsbo *0—High School. Fairmount— Hobart—High School. Academy. Hope—High School. High School. Hopewell—High School. Theologicallnstitute. Howe—Lima High School. Farmersburg—High School. Hudson—High School.1

Commission expired June 30,1914. 2 Commission to expire June 30,1915. 26 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Huntingburg—High School. McCordsville—High School. Huntington— Madison- Central College Academy. Colored High School. High School. High School. Hymera—High School. Marengo—High School. Idaville—High School. Marion— Indianapolis— High School. Blind Institute. Normal Institute. Manual Training High School. Markle—High School. St. Agnes Academy. Martinsville—High School. St. John’s Academy. Matthews—High School. Shortridge High School. Mecca—High School. Tudor Hall. Medaryville—High School.1 Inwood—High School. Medora—High School.1 Ireland—High School. Mellot—High School. Jackson—High School. Mentone—High School. Jamestown—High School. Merom—Union Christian Academy. Jasonville—High School. Michigan City—High School. Jasper— Middlebury—High School. College. Middletown—High School. High School. Milan—High School. Jeffersonville—High School. Milford—High School. Jonesboro—High School. Milroy—High School. Kempton—High School.1 Milton—High School. Kendallville—High School. Mishawaka—High School. Kentland—High School. Mitchell—High School. Kewanna—High School. Monon—High School. Kingman—High School. Monroe—High School. Kirklin—High School. Monroe City—High School. Knightstown—High School. Monroeville—High School. Knox—High School. Montezuma—High School. Kokomo—High School.2 Monticello—High School. Kouts—High School. Montmorenci—High School. La Crosse—High School. Montpelier—High School. Ladoga—High School. Moore’s Hill—Academy. Moreland—High School. Lafayette— High School. Mooresville—High School. Wea High School. Morocco—High School. Morristown—High School. Lafontaine—High School.1 Lagrange—High School. Mount Vernon—High School. Mulberry— Lagro—High School. High School. Laketon—High School. Weidner Institute. Lakeville—High School.1 Muncie— La Otto—High School. High School. Lapel—High School. Normal Institute. Laporte—High School. Nappanee—High School. Lawrenceburg—High School. Nashville—High School. Leavenworth—High School.1 New Albany— Lebanon—High School. Colored High School. Leo—High School. High School. Letts—High School. New Augusta—High School. Liberty—High School. Newburgh—High School. Ligonier—High School. New Carlisle—High School. Lincoln—High School.1 New Castle—High School. Linden—High School. New Harmony—High School. Linton—High School. New Haven—High School. Logansport— New London—High School. High School. New Market—High School. Metea High School. Newport—High School. Loogootee—High School. New Richmond—High School. Lowell—High School.1 Newton—High School. Lucerne—High School. Noblesville—High School. Lynn—High School. North Judson—High School. Lyons—High School. North Liberty—High School.

1 Commission expired June 30,1914. 2 Commission expires June 30,1915. STATE LISTS. 27

North Manchester— Rushville—High School. Chester Township High School. Russellville—High School. High School. Russiaville—High School. Manchester Academy. St. Mary’s—Academy. North Salem—High School. St. Paul—High School. North Vernon—High School. Salem—High School. Oakland City— Sandborn—High School. Academy. Scottsburg—High School. High School. Selma—High School. Oaklandon—High School. Seymour—High School. Oaktown—High School. Sharpsville—High School. Odon—High School Shelburn—High School. Oldenburg—Academy of the Immaculate Conception. Shelby ville—High School. Onward—High School. Sheridan—High School. Orland—High School. Shipshewana—High School. Orleans—High School. Shoals—High School. Osgood—High School.1 Silver Lake—High School. Ossian—High School. Smithville—High School. Otterbein—High School. South Bend- Otwell—High School. High School. Owensville—High School. St. Joseph's College. Oxford—High School. Southport—High School. Paoli—High School. South Milford—High School. Parker—High School. South Whitley—High School. Pendleton—High School. Spartanburg—High School. Pennville—High School. Spencer—High School. Perrysville—High School. Spencerville—High School. Peru—High School. Spiceland—A cademy. Petersburg—High School. Star City—High School. Petroleum—High School. Staunton—High School. Pimento—High School. Stilesville—High School. Pine Village—High School. Stillwell—High School. Plainfield— Stinesville—High School. Academy. Stockwell—High School. High School. Sullivan—High School. Plainville—High School. Summitville—High School. Pleasant Lake—High School. Swayzee—High School. Plymouth—High School. Sweetser—High School. Portland—High School. Syracuse—High School. Poseyville—High School. Tangier—High School. Princeton—High School. Tell City—High School. Raub—-High School.1 Terre Haute— Redkey—High School. Garfield High School. Remington—High School. State Normal High School. Rensselaer—High School. St. Joseph’s Academy. Richmond—High School. Wiley High School. Ridgeville— Thorntown—High School. High School. Tipton- Green Township High School. High School. Riley—High School. St. Joseph’s Academy. Rising Sun—High School. Topeka—High School. Roachdale—High School. Troy—High School.1 Roann—High School. Union City—High School. Roanoke—High School. Union Mills—High School. Rochester—High School. University Heights—Indiana Central University. Rockport—High School. Upland- Rockville—High School. High School. Rolling Prairie- Taylor University. High School. Urbana—High School. Interlaken School. Vallonia—High School.1 Rome City—High School. Valley Mills—High School. Romney—High School. Valparaiso— Rossville—High School. High School. Royal Center—High School. University. Royerton—High School. Van Buren—High School.

1 Commission expired June 30,1914. 28 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Veedersburg—High School. Westpoint—High School. Versailles—High School. Westport—High School.1 Vevay—High School. West Terre Haute—High School. Vincennes— Westville—High School. Academy. Wheatfield—High School. High School. Wheatland—High School. St. Rose Academy. Wheeler—High School. Wabash— Whiteland—High School. High School. Whitestown—High School.1 Linlawn High School. White Water—High School. Wakarusa—High School.1 Whiting—High School. Walker ton—High School.1 Wilkinson—High School.1 Walton—High School.1 Williamsburg—High School. Wanamaker—New Bethel High School. Williamsport—High School. Wanatah—High School. Winamac—High School. Warren—High School. Winchester— Warsaw—High School. High School. Washington—High School. McKinley High School. Waterloo—High School. Windfall—High School.1 Waveland—High School. Wingate—High School. Waynetown—High School. Winona Lake— Winona Academy. West Baden—High School. Wolcott—High School. Westfield—High School. Wolcottville—High School. West Lafayette—High School. Woodburn—Maumee Township High School. Westland—High School. Worthington—High School. West Lebanon—High School. Young America—High School. West Middleton—High School.1 Zionsville—High School. West Newton—High School.

IOWA.

Approved by the State board of education and accredited by the Iowa State University, May, 1914. Units. Admission requirements. 15 Prescribed units: English. 3 Mathematics. 2| History. 1 Foreign language. 2 Electives.

Ackley—High School. Boone—High School. Adair—High School. Brighton—High School. Adel—High School. Britt—High School. Afton—High School. Brooklyn—High School. Agency—High School. Bifffalo Center—High School. Albia—High School. Burlington—High School. Alden—High School. Burt—High School. Algona—High School. Calmar—High School. Allerton—High School. Carroll—High School. Alta—High School. Cedar Falls- Alton—High School. High School. Ames—High School. Iowa State Teachers College, Training Depart¬ Anamosa—High School. ment. Anita—High School. Cedar Bapids—High School. Atlantic—High School. Center Point—High School. Audubon—High School. Centerville—High School. Aurelia—High School. Chariton—High School. Avoca—High School. Charles City—High School. Bancroft—St. John’s Parochial School. Charter Oak—High School. Bayard—High School. Cherokee—High School. Bedford—High School. Clarinda—High School. Belle Plaine—High School. Clarksville—High School. Bellevue—High School. Clarence—High School. Belmond—High School. Clarion—High School. Blairstown—High School. Clearfield—High School. Blockton—High School. Clear Lake—High School. Bloomfield—High School. Clinton—High School.

Commission expired June 30,1914. STATE LISTS. 29

Coggon—High School. Gladbrook—High School. Colfax—High School. Glenwood—High School. College Springs—High School. Glidden—High School. Columbus Junction—High School. Goldfield—High School. Colo—High School. Greene—High School. Conrad—High School. Greenfield—High School. Coon Rapids—High School. Griswold—High School. Coming—High School. Grinnell—High School. Correctionville—High School. Grundy Center—High School. Corydon—High School. Gutherie Center—High School. Council Bluffs—High School. Guttenberg—High School. Cresco—High School. Hamburg—High School. Creston—High School. Hampton—High School. Dallas Center—High School. Harlan—High School. Danbury—High School. Hartley—High School. Davenport- Hawarden—High School. High School. Hedrick—High School. St. Ambrose Collegiate Academy. Hiteman—High School. St. Katherine’s School. Holstein—High School. Decorah—High School. Hubbard—High School. Denmark—High School. Humboldt—High School. Denison- Ida Grove—High School. High School. Independence—High School. Denison Normal School. Indianola—High School. Des Moines- Inwood—High School. East High School. Iowa City— North High School. High School. West High School. Iowa City Academy. Grand View Academy. St. Mary’s High School. De Witt—High School. St. Patrick’s High School. Dexter—High School. Iowa Falls- Dows—High School. High School. Dubuque- Ellsworth Academy. High School. Jefferson—High School. Mount St. Joseph Academy. Jewell— St. Joseph Academy. High School. St. Joseph College Academy. Jewell Lutheran College. Dunlap—High School. Kellogg—High School. Dysart—High School. Keokuk—High School. Eagle Grove—High School. Keosauqua—High School. Earlham—High School. Keota—High School. Eddyville—High School. Kingsley—High School. Eldon—High School. Knoxville—High School. Eldora—High School. Lake City—High School. Elkader—High School. Lake Park—High School. Elliott—High School. Lake Mills—High School. Emerson—High School. Lamoni—High School. Emmetsburg—High School. Lansing—High School. Essex—High School. Laporte City—High School. Estherville—High School. Larchwood—High School. Exira—High School. Lehigh—High School. Fairfield- Le Mars— High School. High School. Parsons College Academy. Western Union College Academy. Farmington—High School. Lenox—High School. Farragut—High School. Leon—High School. Fayette—High School. Lisbon—High School. Fonda—High School. Livermore—High School. Fontanelle—High School. Logan—High School. Forest City- Lyons—High School. High School. Malvern—High School. Waldorf College. Manchester—High School. Fort Dodge—High School. Manilla—High School. Fort Madison—High School. Maiming—High School. Galva—High School. Manson—High School. Garden Grove—High School. Mapleton—High School. Gamer—High School. Maquoketa—High School. Gilmore City—High School. Marathon—High School. 30 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS,

Marcus—High School. Rock Rapids—High School. Marengo—High School. Rock Valley—High School. Marion—High School. Rockwell City—High School. Marshalltown—High School. Roland—High School. Mason City—High School. Rolfe—High School. McGregor—High School. Ruthven—High School. Mechanicsville—High School. Sabula—High School. Mediapolis—High School. Sac City— Milford—High School. High School. Missouri Valley—High School. Institute. Monona—High School. Sanborn—High School. Monroe—High School. Schaller—High School. Montezuma—High School. Seymour—High School. Monticello—High School. Sheffield—High School. Morning Sun—High School. Shelby—High School. Moulton—High School. Sheldon—High School. Mount Ayr—High School. Shell Rock—High School. Mount Pleasant—High School. Shenandoah—High School. Mount Vernon—High School. Sibley—High School. Murray—High School. Sidney—High School. Muscatine—High School. Sigourney—High School. Nashua—High School. Sioux Center—High School. Neola—High School. Sioux City— Nevada—High School. Cathedral School. Newell—High School. High School. New Hampton—High School. Sioux Rapids—High School. New London—High School. Sloan—High School. New Providence—High School. Spencer—High School. New Sharon—High School. Spirit Lake—High School. Newton—High School. Springville—High School. Nora Springs—High School. Stanwood—High School. North English—High School. State Center—High School. Northwood—High School. Storm Lake—High School. Oakland—High School. Story City—High School. Odebolt—High School. Strawberry Point—High School. Oelwein—High School. Stuart—High School. Ogden—High School. Sumner—High School. Olin—High School. Sutherland—High School. Onawa—High School. Tabor—High School. Orange City- Tama—High School. High School. Tipton—High School. North Western Classical Academy. Toledo—High School. Orient—High School. Traer—High School. Osage— Union—High School. Cedar Valley Seminary. University Park—Central Holiness Academy. High School. Ute—High School. Osceola—High School. Valley Junction—High School. Oskaloosa— Villisca—High School. High School. Vinton— Penn College Academy. High School. Ottumwa—High School. Tilford Academy. Oxford—High School. Walnut—High School. Panora—High School. Wapello—High School. Parkersburg—High School. Washington—High School. Paullina—High School. Waterloo— Pella—High School. (East)—High School. Perry—High School. (West)—High School. Pocahontas—High School. Waukon—High School. Pomeroy—High School. Waverly—High School. Prairie City—High School. Webster City—High School. Preston—High School. Wellman—High School. Primghar—High School. West Bend—High School. Radcliffe—High School. West Branch—High School. Randolph—High School. West Liberty—High School. Red Oak—High School. West Side—High School. Reinbeck—High School. West Union—High School. Riceville—High School. What Cheer—High School. Rockford—High School. Whiting—High School. STATE LISTS. 31

Williamsburg—High School. Woodbine— Wilton—High School. High School. Winfield—High School. Woodbine Normal School. Winterset—High School. KANSAS.

Class I schools accredited by the University of Kansas, January, 1914. Units. Admission requirements -----. 15 Prescribed units: English . 3 Mathematics Foreign language 1* Science . 2 History and social science Electives ."r:::::::::::::::":::::::::::::::;:::;::;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;;:; 3* Abilene—High School. Concordia— Alden—High School. High School. Alma—High School. Nazareth Academy. Almena—High School. Conway Springs—High School. Altamont—Labette County High School. Cottonwood Falls—Chase County High School. Altoona—High School. Council Grove—High School. Anthony—High School. Delphos—High School. Argentine—High School. Derby—High School. Argonia—Dixon Township High School. Dodge City—High School. Arkansas City—High School. Douglass—High School. Ashland—High School. Downs—High School. Atchison—High School. Edwardsville—High School. Attica—High School. Effingham—Atchison County High School. Atwood—Rawlins County High School. El Dorado—High School. Augusta—High School. Ellinwood—High School. Axtell—High School. Ellis—High School. Baldwin— Ellsworth—High School. Baker University Academy. Emporia—High School. High School. Enterprise—High School. Basehor—High School. Erie—High School. Belle Plaine—High School. Eskridge—High School. Belleville—High School. Eureka—High School. Beloit—High School. Fairview—High School. Blue Rapids—High School. Florence—High School. Bonner Springs—High School. Formoso—High School. Bucklin—High School. Fort Scott—High School. Buffalo—High School. Fowler—High School. Burden—High School. Frankfort—High School. Burlingame—High School. Fredonia—High School. Burlington—High School. Galena—High School. Bums—High School. Garden City—High School. Burr Oak—High School. Garnett—High School. Burrton—High School. Gas City—High School. Caldwell—High School. Girard—High School. Caney—High School. Goodland—Sherman County High School. Canton—High School. Great Bend—High School. Cawker City—High School. Greenleaf—High School. Chanute—High School. Greensburg—Kiowa County High School. Chapman—Dickinson County High School. Grenola—High School. Cheney—High School. Gypsum—High School. Cherokee— Halstead—High School. Crawford County High School. Hanover—High School. Decatur County High School. Harper—High School. Cherry vale—High School. Hartford—High School. Cimarron—High School. Hays—High School. Clay Center—Clay County High School. Herrington—High School. Clearwater—High School. Hesston—A cademy. Clifton—High School. Hiawatha—High School. Clyde—High School. Highland—High School. Coffeyville—High School. Hill City—High School. Colby—Thomas County High School. Hoisington—High School. Coldwater—High School. Holton—High School. Colony—High School. Horton—High School. Columbus—Cherokee County High School. Howard—High School. 32 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Hoxie—Sheridan County High School. Onaga—High School. Humboldt—High School. Osage City—High School. Hutchinson—High School. Osawatomie—High School. Independence—Montgomery County High School. Osborne—High School. Iola—High School. Oskaloosa—High School. Jetmore—High School. Oswego—High School. Jewell City—High School. Junction City—High School. Ottawa— Kansas City— High School. Catholic High School. Ottawa University Academy. High School. Overbrook—High School. Sumner High School (colored). Oxford—High School. Wilson High School. Paola—High School. Kingman—High School. Parsons—High School. Kinsley—High School. Peabody—High School. Kiowa—High School. Perry—High School. La Crosse—High School. Phillipsburg—High School. La Cygne—High School. Plainville—High School. La Harpe—High School. Pittsburg—High School. Lakin—High School. Pleasanton—High School. Lansing—High School. Pratt—High School. Lamed—High School. Protection—High School. Latham—High School. Ransom—High School. Lawrence—High School. Rosedale—High School. Leavenworth— Rose Hill—High School. High School. Rossville—High School. St. Mary’s Academy. Russell—High School. Lebanon—High School. St. Francis—Cheyenne County High School. Leon—High School. Sabetha—High School. Le Roy—High School. St. John—High School. Lewis—High School. Salina—High School. Liberal—High School. Sedan—High School. Lincoln—High School. Sedgwick—High School. Lindsborg—High School. Seneca—High School. Linwood—High School. Sharon—High School. Little River—High School. Sharon Springs—High School. Logan—High School. Smith Center—High School. Lyndon—High School. Solomon—High School. Macksville—High School. Spearville—High School. Madison—High School. Spivey—High School. Manhattan—High School. Spring Hill—High School. Mankato—High School. Stafford—High School. Marion—High School. Sterling—High School. Marquette—High School. Stockton—High School. Marysville—High School. Syracuse—High School. McPherson—High School. Tonganoxie—High School. Meade—High School. Topeka— Medicine Lodge—High School. High School. Minneapolis—High School. Washburn Academy. Moline—High School. Troy—High School. Moran—High School. Valley Center—High School. Moundridge—High School. Valley Falls—High School. Mount Hope—High School. Wa Keeney—High School. Mulvane—High School. Wamego—High School. Neosho Falls—High School. Washington—High School. Neodesha—High School. Waterville—High School. Ness City—High School. Wathena—High School. Newton— Waverly—High School. Wellington—Sumner County High School. Bethel Academy. Wellsville—High School. High School. Wetmore—High School. Nickerson—Reno County High School. White Water—High School. Norton— Wichita—High School. High School. Williamsburg—High School. Norton County High School. Wilson—High School. Nortonville—High School. Winchester—High School. Norwich—High School. Winfield- Oberlin—Decatur County High School. High School. Oakley—High School. Southwestern Academy. Olathe—High School. Yates Center—High School. STATE LISTS. 33

KENTUCKY.

Class A schools accredited by the University of Kentucky, May, 1914. Units. Admission requirements. 15 Prescribed units: English. * Mathematics.-. Foreign language.-. 4 History. j Science. 1 Electives... Ashland—High School. Louisville—Continued. Auburn—County High School. St. Xavier College. Augusta—High School. Semple Collegiate School. Barboursville— Union College. Training School. Bowling Green— University School. High School. Ludlow—High School. West Kentucky Normal. Lyndon—Kentucky Military Institute. Carrollton—High School. Madisonville—High School. Central City—High School. Mayfield—High School. Catlettsburg—High School. Maysville—High School. Clinton— Marvin University School. Midway—Kentucky Female Orphan School. Columbia—Lindsey- Wilson. Millersburg— Covington—High School. Female College. Cythiana—High School. Military Institute. Dawson Springs—High School. Morganfield—High School. Dayton—High School. Mount Sterling—High School. Elizabethtown—Hardin County High School. Murray—High School. Falmouth—High School. Nazareth—Nazareth Academy. Flemingsburg—High School. Newport— Frankfort—High School. Academy Notre Dame of Providence. Franklin—High School. Bellevue High School. Fulton—High School. High School. Georgetown- Nicholasville—High School. High School. Owensboro— Car dome Academy. High School. Glasgow— Owensboro College. High School. Owenton—High School. Liberty College. Paducah—High School. Greenville—High School. Paintsville—Sandy Valley Seminary. Hardinsburg—County High School. Paris—High School. Harrodsburg—High School. Pikeville— Collegiate Institute. Hartford—High School. Princeton—High School. Henderson—High School. Richmond— Hopkinsville—High School. Caldwell High School. LaGrange—High School. Eastern Kentucky Normal. Lancaster—High School. Model High School. Lawrenceburg— Russellville—Bethel College, Preparatory Depart¬ City High School. ment. High School. Shelbyville— Lebanon—High School. High School. Lexington— Science Hall. Hamilton College. Somerset—High School. High School. Stanford—High School. Sayre College. Stanton—Stanton College. London—Sue Bennet Memorial. Sturgis—High School. Louisa—High School. Versailles—Margaret College. Louisville— W alton—High School. Girls’ High School. Williamsburg—Cumberland College. Male High School. Wilmore—Asbury College Academy. Manual Training High School. Winchester—High School. 75087 °-15-3 34 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

LOUISIANA.

Approved by the State board of education and accredited by the University of Louisiana, May, 1914. Units. Admission requirements. 14 Prescribed units: English... 3 Mathematics. Modern language. ? History. 1 Electives. 6J

Abbeville—High School. Haughton—High School. Alexandria—High School. Haynesville—High School. Amite—High School. Homer—High School. Arcadia—High School. Hope Villa—Oak Grove High School. Ashland—High School. Hombeck—High School. Athens—High School. Houma—Terrebonne High School. Bastrop—High School. Independence—High School. Baton Rouge- Iota—High School. Central High School. Jackson—High School. High School. Jeanerette—High School. Baywood—High School. Jena—High School. Benton—High School. Jennings—High School. Bernice—High School. Labadieville—High School. Bienville—High School. Lake Arthur—High School. Boyce—High School. Lake Charles—High School. Breaux Bridge—High School. Lake Providence—High School. Brusly—High School. Lecompte—High School. Bunkie—High School. Lees ville— Calhoun—High School. High School. Campti—High School. Bellevue High School. Cataro—Grand Prairie High School. Lockport—High School. Cheneyville—High School. Logansport—High School. Clinton—High School. Longstreet—High School. Colfax—High School. Lutcher—High School. Colomb—Romeville High School. Mansfield—High School. Columbia—High School. Mansura—High School. Cotton Valley—High School. Many—High School. Coushatta—High School. Marion—High School. Covington—High School. Marks ville—High School. Crowley—High School. Marthaville—High School. Denham Springs—High School. Melville—High School. De Quincy—High School. Mer Rouge—High School. De Bidder—High School. Merryville—High School. Dodson—High School. Minden—High School. Donaldsonville—High School. Mineral—Wallace High School. Doyline—High School. Monroe—High School. Dubach—High School. Monterey—Central High School. Dutchtown—High School. Morgan City—High School. Ebenezer—High School. Napoleonville—High School. Eros—High School. New Iberia—High School. Eunice—High School. Oakdale—High School. Evergreen—High School. Opelousas—High School. Farmerville—High School. Patterson—High School. Florien—High School. Pelican—High School. Forest Hill—High School. Plain Dealing—High School. Franklin—High School. Plaquemine—High School. Franklinton—High School. Pleasant Hill—High School. Georgetown—High School. Pollock—High School. Gibsland—High School. Ponchatoula—High School. Goldonna—High School. Rayne—High School. Gonzales—High School. Ray ville—High School. Grand Cane—High School. Reserve—High School. Grayson—High School. Robeline—High School. Gretna—High School. Shreveport—High School. Gueydan—High School. Simsboro—High School. Hammond—High School. Slidell—High School. Harrisonburg—High School. Spring Hill—High School. STATE LISTS. 35

Stonewall—High School. Ville Platte—High School. St. Francisville—High School. Vinton—High School. -St. Joseph—High School. Vivian—High School. St. Martinville—High School. Washington—High School. Sulphur—High School. Welsh—High School. Tallulah—High School. White Castle—High School. Thibodaux—High School. Winnfield—High School. Verda—High School. Winnsboro—High School. Vidalia—High School. Zachary—High School. Vidrine—High School.

Supplementary list of secondary schools accredited by the University of Louisiana. “Graduates of each of the following secondary schools who have completed the four-year high-school course, or the equivalent, with admission credits amounting to 14 units, will be admitted to the freshman class.” Baton Rouge—St. Vincent’s Academy. New Orleans—Continued. Bogalusa—High School. Chenet Institute. Donaldsonville—St. Joseph’s Commercial Institute. Ferrell’s School. Greensburg—High School. Harris Preparatory School. Houma—Lorton Preparatory School. Holy Cross College. Kentwood—High School. Home Institute. Monroe—Monroe City High School. Isidore Newman Manual Training School. New Orleans— Rugby Academy. Boys’ High School. New Roads—Poydras Academy. Girls’ High School.

MAINE.

“Class A’’schools approved by the State superintendent of schools, for the year ended July, 1913. “Gradu¬ ates of schools in class A may be admitted (to the University of Maine) upon their school records, pro¬ vided they pursue a course of study including all the subjects required for admission to the college that they propose to enter, and a sufficient number of elective subjects to make up a total of 14 units. ” Prescribed units: English. Mathematics. Foreign language. History. Elective. Abbott Village—High School. Buckfield—High School. Albion—High School. Buxton Center—Buxton High School. Alfred—High School. Bucksport—East Maine Conference Seminary. Ashland—High School. Calais—Calais Academy. Athens—Somerset Academy. Camden—High School. Auburn—High School. South Portland—Cape Elizabeth High School. Augusta—High School. Caribou—High School. Bangor—High School. Castine—High School. Bar Harbor—Eden High School. Charleston—Higgins Classical Institute. Bath—High School. Cherryfield—Cherryfield Academy. Belfast—High School. Clinton—High School. Belgrade—High School. Columbia Falls—High School. Berwick—High School. Corinna—Corinna Union Academy. Bethel—Gould’s Academy. Cornish—High School. Biddeford—High School. Cumberland Center—Greeley Institute. Bingham—High School. Danforth—High School. Bluehill— George Stevens Academy. Deer Isle—High School. Boothbay Harbor—High School. Dexter—High School. Bowdoinham—High School. Dixfield—High School. Bradford—High School. Dresden Mills—Bridge Academy. Brewer—High School. East Corinth—East Corinth Academy. Bridgton—High School. East Machias— Washington Academy. Bridgewater Center—Bridgewater Classical Insti¬ Easton—High School. tute. Eastport—High School. Bristol—High School. Eliot—High School. Brooklin—High School. Ellsworth—High School. Brownville—High School. Exeter—High School. Brunswick—High School. Fairfield—High School. Bryant Pond—Woodstock High School. Farmington—High School. 36 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Fort Fairfield—High School. Orono—High School. Foxcroft—Foxeroft A cademy. Oxford—High School. Frankfort—High School. Parsonsfield—Parsonsfield Seminary. Franklin—High School. Patten—Patten Academy. Freedom—Freedom Academy. Phillips—High School. Freeport—High School. Pittsfield—Maine Central Institute. Fryehurg—Fryeburg Academy. Portland— Gardiner—High School. Deering High School. Gorham—High School. High School. Gray—Pennell Institute. St. Joseph's Academy. Greenville—High School. Westbrook Seminary. Guilford—High School. Presque Isle—High School. Hallowell—High School. Princeton—High School. Hampden—Hampden Academy. Rangeley—High School. Hartland—Hartland Academy. Richmond—High School. Hinckley—Good Will High School. Rockland—High School. Hebron—Hebron Academy. Rockport—High School. Hollis Center—Hollis High School. Rumford—High School. Houlton—High School. Sabattus—Webster High School. Ricker Classical Institute. Saco— Thornton Academy. Island Falls—High School. Sanford—High School. Islesboro—High School. Sangerville—High School. Jay—High School. Searboro—High School. Jonesport—High School. Searsport—High School. Kennebunk—High School. Sherman—High School. Eennebunkport—High School. Skowhegan—High School. Kents Hill—Maine Wesleyan Seminary. Solon—High School. Kezar Falls—Porter High School. South Berwick—Berwick Academy. Kingfield—High School. South China—Erskine Academy. Kingman—High School. South Paris—Paris High School. Kittery— Traip Academy. South Portland—High School. Lee—Lee Normal Academy. Southwest Harbor—High School. Lewiston—High School. South Windam—Windam High School. Limerick—Limerick Academy. Springfield—Eastern Maine Institute. Limestone—High School. Standish—High School. Limington—Limington Academy. Stonington—High School. Lincoln—Mattanawcook Academy. Strong—High School. Lisbon Falls—High School. Tenants Harbor—St. George High School. Litchfield—Litchfield Academy. Thomaston—High School. Livermore Falls—East Livermore High School. Topsham—High School. Lubec—High School. Turner Center—Leavitt Institute. Machias—High School. Unity—High School. Madison—High School. Vanceboro—High School. Mars Hill—Aroonstook Central Institute. Vassalboro—Oak Grove Seminary. Mechanic Falls—High School. Vinalhaven—High School. Millbridge—High School. Waldoboro—High School. Millinocket—High School. Warren—High School. Milo—High School. Washburn—High School. Monmouth—Monmouth Academy. Water ville— Monson—Monson Academy. Coburn Classical Institute. Mount Vernon—High School. High School. Newcastle—Lincoln Academy. Wells—High School. New Gloucester—High School. Westbrook—High School. Newport—High School. West Sullivan—Sullivan High School. New Sharon—High School. Wilton— Wilton Academy. Norridgewock—High School. Winslow—High School. North Anson—Anson Academy. Winter Harbor—High School. North Berwick—High School. Winterport—High School. North Bridgton—Bridgton Academy. Winthrop—High School. Northeast Harbor—Mount Desert High School. Wiscasset—Wiscasset Academy. Norway—High School. Yarmouth— Oakland—High School. High School. Old Orchard—High School. North Yarmouth Academy. Old Town—High School. York Village—York High School. STATE LISTS, 37

MARYLAND.

First group—Public high schools approved by the State Board of Education of Maryland, December, 1914.

Conditions of approval of “ First group ” schools: A bona fide enrollment of 80 or more students; 4 or more academic teachers—full time or equivalent; a 4 years’ course of at least 36 actual school weeks in each year; courses of study to conform to those prescribed by the State board of education; sufficient library and laboratory facilities. Annapolis—High School. Frederick— Baltimore— Boys’ High School. City College. Girls’ High School. Eastern High School. Frostburg—Beall High School. High and Training School (colored). Hagerstown— Polytechnic Institute. Boys’ High School. Western High School. Girls’ High School. Brunswick—High School. Havre de Grace—High School. Cambridge—High School. Lonaconing—Central High School. Catonsville—High School. Oakland—High School. Centerville—High School. Pocomoke City—High School. Chestertown—High School. Reistertown—Franklin High School. Crisfield—High School. Rockville—Montgomery County High School. Cumberland—Allegany County High School. Salisbury—Wicomico County High School. Denton—Caroline County High School. Snow Hill—High School. Easton—High School. Sparrows Point—High School. Elkton—Cecil County High School. Towson—High School. Ellicott City—High School. Westminster—High School.

Second group—Recommended by the board of education as equipped to offer 14 units of college preparatory work.

Aberdeen—High School. Mount Airy—High School. Barton—High School. North East—High School. Bel Air—High School. Oxford—High School. Berlin—Buckingham High School. Princess Anne—Washington High School. Calvert—Agricultural High School. Rock Hall—High School. Chesapeake City—High School. Sharptown—High School. Clinton—Surrattsville High School. St. Michaels—High School. Delmar—High School. Sandy Spring—Sherwood High School. Federalsburg—High School. Sparks—Agricultural High School. Friendsville—High School. Street—Highland High School. Hurlock—High School. Stockton—High School. Jarrettsville—High School. Trappe—High School. Middletown—High School. Westernport—High School.

MASSACHUSETTS.

Public high schools not on the New England College Entrance Certificate Board list issued May 12,1914, but approved by the State Board of Education of Massachusetts for the privilege of normal-school certi¬ fication for 1914. For such certification 14 high-school units are required. Amesbury—High School. Hopedale—High School. Ashfield—High School. Huntington—High School. Boston—High School of Practical Arts. Lenox—High School. Bourne—High School. Ludlow—High School. Braintree—High School. Medfield—High School. Canton—High School. Mendon—High School. Chatham—High School. Millbury—High School. Chelmsford Center—High School. Millis—High School. Easton—High School. Northboro—High School. East Bridgewater—High School. North Chelmsford—High School. Edgartown—High School. Northfield—High School. Essex—High School. Oak Bluffs—High School. Fairhaven—High School. Orleans—High School. Great Barrington—High School. Oxford—High School. Hardwick—High School. Petersham—High School. 38 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Plainville—High School. Stockbridge—High School. Reading—High School. Tisbury—High School. Rockport—High School. Walpole—High School. Shirley—High School. Watertown—High School. Shrewsbury—High School. Westboro—High School. Southboro—High School. West Boylston—High School. South Hadley—High School. Weston—High School. Spencer—High School. Wilmington—High School. Sterling—High School. MICHIGAN.

Accredited by the University of Michigan, July, 1914.

“ Graduates of schools which have been placed by the university on the approved list are admitted with¬ out examination on presenting a recommendation, signed by the principal of the school, certify ing that they have satisfactorily done all the work required for admission.” Units. Admission requirements. 15 Prescribed units: English...... 3 Mathematics. 2 Foreign language. 2 Science. 1 (Two subjects of 3 units each from above.) Electives...... Adrian—High School. ] Charlevoix—High School. Albion—High School. Charlotte—High School. Allegan—High School. Cheboygan—High School. Alma—High School. Chelsea—High School. Alpena—High School. Chesaning—High School. Ann Arbor- Clare—High School. High School. Coldwater—High School. St. Thomas’s School. Coleman—High School. Armada—High School. Coloma—High School. Athens—High School. Colon—High School. Bad Axe—High School. Constantine—High School. Bangor—High School. Coopersville—High School. Battle Creek—High School. Corunna—High School. Bay City (east side)—High School. Croswell—High School. (West side)—High School. Crystal Falls—High School. High School. Decatur—High School. Holy Rosary Academy. Detroit— St. James Academy. Cass High School. St. Mary’s School. Central High School. Beacon—Champion High School. Eastern High School. i Belding—High School. Liggett School. Bellaire—High School. McMillan High School. Bellevue—High School. University School. Benton Harbor—High School. Western High School. Benzonia—Academy. Dexter—High School. Berrien Springs—High School. Dollar Bay—High School. Bessemer—High School. Dowagiac—High School. Big Rapids— Dundee—High School. High School. Durand—High School. Ferris Institute. East Jordan—High School. Birmingham—High School. Eaton Rapids—High School. Blissfleld—East Blissfield High School. Elk Rapids—High School. Boyne City—High School. Elsie—High School. Bronson—High School. Escanaba—High School. Brown City—High School. Evart—High School. Buchanan—High School. Fenton—High School. Cadillac—High School. Flint—High School. Calumet—High School. Flushing—High School. Caro—High School. Fowlerville—High School. Carson City—High School. Frankfort—High School. Cass City—High School. Fremont—High School. Cassopolis—High School. Galesburg—High School. Cedar Springs—High School. Gaylord—High School. Central Lake—High School. Gladstone—High School.

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Oladwin—High School. Marine City—High School. Grand Haven—High School. Marietta—High School. Grand Ledge—High School Marquette—High School. Grand Rapids— Marshall—High School. Academy. Mason—High School. Catholic High School for Boys. Mendon—High School. Catholic High School for Girls. Menominee—High School. Central High School. Midland—High School. John Calvin, Jr., Preparatory. Milan—High School. Sacred Heart Academy. Millington—High School. Union High School. Monroe— Grass Lake—High School. High School. Grayling—High School. St. Mary’s Academy. Greenland—High School. Morenci—High School. Greenville—High School. Mount Clemens—High School. Gwinn—High School. Mount Pleasant— Hancock—High School. High School. Harbor Beach—High School. Normal Preparatory. Harbor Springs—High School. Sacred Heart Academy. Hart—High School. Muskegon- Hartford—High School. High School. Hastings—High School. St. Mary’s School. Highland Park—High School. Munising—High School. Hillsdale—High School. Nashville—High School. Holland—High School. Nagaunee—High School. Holly—High School. Newaygo—High School. Homer—High School. New Baltimore—High School. Houghton—High School. Newberry—High School. Howard City—High School. Niles—High School. Howell—High School. North Branch—High School. Hudson—High School. Northville—High School. Imlay City—High School. Norway—High School. Ionia—High School. Olivet—High School. Iron Mountain—High School. Onaway—High School. Iron River—High School. Ontonagon—High School. Ironwood— Orion—High School. High School. Otsego—High School. St. Ambrose School. Ovid—High School. Ishpeming—High School. Owosso—High School. Ithaca—High School. Oxford—High School. Jackson—High School. Painesdale—High School. Jonesville—High School. Paw Paw—High School. Kalamazoo— Pellston—High School. High School. Pentwater—High School. Normal Preparatory. Petoskey—High School. Nazareth Academy. Plainwell—High School. Kalkaska—High School. Plymouth—High School. L’Anse—High School. Pontiac—High School. Lake Linden—High School. Port Huron—High School. Lake Odessa—High School. Portland—High School. Lansing- Rapid River—High School. High School. Reading—High School. St. Mary’s School. Reed City—High School. Lake View—High School. Republic—High School. Lapeer—High School. Richmond—High School. Lawton—High School. River Rouge—High School. Leslie—High School. Rochester—High School. Lowell—High School. Rockford—High School. Ludington— Rockland—High School. High School. Romeo—High School. St. Simon’s School. Royal Oak—High School. Mancelona—High School. Saginaw— Manchester—High School. (East side)—High School. Manistee—High School. St. Mary’s School. Manistique—High School. (South side)—SS. Peter and Paul’s School. Manton—High School. (West side)—High School. Marcellus—High School. St. Charles—High School. 40 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

St. Clair—High School. Tecumseh—High School. St. Ignace—High School. Three Oaks—High School. St. Johns—High School. Three Rivers—High School. St. Joseph—High School. Traverse City—High School. St. Louis—High School. Trenton—High School. Saline—High School. Union City—High School. Sandusky—High School. Vassar—High School. Sault Ste. Marie—High School. Vicksburg—High School. Saranac—High School. Vulcan—High School. Schoolcraft—High School. Wakefield—High School. Scottville—High School. Watervliet—High School. Sebewaing—High School. Wayne—High School. Shelby—High School. West Branch—High School. Shephard—High School. Williamston—High School. South Grand Rapids—High School. Wyandotte—High School. South Haven—High School. Yale—High School. Sparta—High School. Ypsilanti—High School. Spring Arbor—Academy. Michigan State Normal College, Preparatory. Stanton—High School. Zeeland—High School. Sturgis—High School.

MINNESOTA.

Approved by the Minnesota State Education Department and accredited by the University of Minnesota, July, 1914. Units, Admission requirements . 15 Prescribed units: English. 13-4 Mathematics..... 2+ Electives.;. 7J-10

Ada—High School. Cannon Falls—High School. Adrian—High School. Cass Lake—High School. Aitkin—High School. Chaska—High School. Akeley—High School. Chatfield—High School. Albert Lea- Chisholm—High School. High School. Clarkfield—High School. Albert Lea College, Preparatory Department. Cloquet—High School. Alden—High School. Cokato—High School. Alexandria—High School. Coleraine— Amboy—High School. Greenway High School. Annandale—High School. Olcott High School. Anoka—High School. Collegeville—Si. John’s College. Appleton—High School. Cottonwood—High School. Argyle—High School. Crookston—High School. Arlington—High School. Dassel—High School. Atwater—High School. Dawson—High School. Aurora—High School. Deer River—High School. Austin—High School. Delano—High School. Bagley—High School. Detroit—High School. Barnesville—High School. Dodge Center—High School. Belle Plaine—High School. Duluth— Bemidji—High School. Cathedral High School for Boys. Benson—High School. Cathedral High School for Girls. Bird Island—High School. Central High School. Biwabik—High School. Industrial High School. Blackduck—High School. Villa Sancta Scholastica. Blooming Prairie—High School. Eagle Bend—High School. Blue Earth—High School. East Grand Forks—High School. Brainerd—High School. Elbow Lake—High School. Breckenridge—High School. Elk River—High School. Browns Valley—High School. Elmore—High School. Buffalo—High School. Ely—High School. Buhl—High School. Eveleth—High School. Caledonia—High School. Excelsior—High School. Cambridge—High School. Fairfax—High School. Canby—High School. Fairmont—High School.

If 3, must be accompanied by 4 units of foreign language. STATE LISTS, 41

Faribault— Marshall—High School. High School. Milaca—High School. Bethlehem Academy. Minneapolis— St. Mary’s Hall. Blake School for Boys. Shattuck Military Academy. Central High School. Farmington—High School. East High School. Fergus Falls— Graham Hall. High School. Minnesota College. Park Region Luther College. North High School. Fertile—High School. South High School. Fosston—High School. Stanley Hall. Frazee—High School. West High School. Frontenac— Villa Maria. Minneota—High School. Fulda—High School. Montevideo— Gaylord—High School. High School. Gilbert—High School. Windom Institute. Glencoe—High School. Montgomery—High School. Glenwood—High School. Monticello—High School. Graceville—High School. Moorhead— Grand Meadow—High School. Concordia College. Grand Rapids—High School. High School. Granite Falls—High School. Mora—High School. Hallock—High School. Morris—High School. Halstad—High School. Morton—High School. Harmony—High School. Mountain Lake—High School. Hastings—High School. New Prague—High School. Hawley—High School. New Richland—High School. Hector—High School. New Ulm—High School. Henderson—High School. Northfield—High School. Herman—High School. North St. Paul—High School. Heron Lake—High School. Norwood—High School. Hibbing—High School. Olivia—High School. Hinckley—High School. Ortonville—High School. Hopkins—High School. Osakis—High School. Houston—High School. Owatonna— Howard Lake—High School. High School. Hutchinson—High School. Pillsbury Academy. International Falls—High School. Park Rapids—High School. Jackson—High School. Paynesville—High School. Janesville—High School. Pelican Rapids—High School. Jordan—High School. Perham—High School. Kasota—High School. Pine City—High School. Kasson—High School. Pine Island—High School. Kenyon—High School. Pipestone—High School. Kerkoven—High School. Plainview—High School. Lake Benton—High School. Preston—High School. Lake City—High School. Princeton—High School. Lake Crystal—High School. Red Lake Falls—High School. Lakefield—High School. Red Wing— Lake Park—High School. Academy of the Red Wing Seminary. Lamberton—High School. High School. Lanesboro—High School. Lutheran Ladies’ Seminary. Le Roy—High School. Redwood Falls—High School. Le Sueur—High School. Renville—High School. Le Sueur Center—High School. Rochester—High School. Litchfield—High School. Royalton—High School. Little Falls—High School. Rush City—High School. Long Prairie—High School. Rushford—High School. Luveme—High School. St. Charles—High School. Lyle—High School. St. Cloud—High School. McIntosh—High School. St. James—High School. Mabel—High School. St. Joseph— Convent of St. Benedict. Madelia—High School. St. Louis Park—High School. Madison—High School. St. Paul— Mankato—High School. Bethel Academy. Mantorville—High School. Central High School. Maple Lake—High School. Mechanic Arts High School. Mapleton—High School. Humboldt High School. 42 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

St. Paul—Continued. Tracy—High School. Johnson—High School. Two Harbors—High School. St. Joseph Academy. Tyler—High School. St. Paul Academy. Virginia—High School. St. Thomas College. Wabasha—High School. The Backus School for Girls. Wadena—High School. The College of St. Catherine. Walker—High School. The Loomis School. Warren—High School. St. Paul Park—St.Paul's College. Waseca—High School. St. Peter—High School. Waterville—High School. Sandstone—High School. Wayzata—High School. Sauk Center—High School. Welcome—High School. Sauk Rapids—High School. Wells—High School. Shakopee—High School. West Concord—High School. Sherburn—High School. Wheaton—High School. Slayton—High School. White Bear Lake—High School. Sleepy Eye—High School. Willmar—High School. South St. Paul—High School. Windom—High School. Springfield—High School. Winnebago—High School. Spring Grove—High School. Winona— Spring Valley—High School. High School. Staples—High School. St. Clare Seminary. Stephen—High School. Winthrop—High School. Stewartville—High School. Worthington—High School. Stillwater—High School. Young America—High School. Thief River Falls—High School. Zumbrota—High School.

MISSISSIPPI.

Affiliated with the University of Mississippi for the year 1914-15. Units. Admission requirements...... 14 Prescribed units: English. ... 3 Mathematics...... 2J History...... 2 Electives ...... 6i Aberdeen—High School. Ellisville— Ackerman—High School. High School. Amory—High School. Agricultural High School. Baldwyn—High School. Eupora—High School. Batesville—High School. Fayette—County High School. Benton—Agricultural High School. Flora—High School. Biloxi—High School. Florence—High School. Blue Mountain— Mississippi Heights Academy. Forest—High School. Bogue Chitto—High School. French Camp—Academy. Booneville—High School. Goodman—Agricultural High School. Brandon—High School. Greenville—High School. Brookhaven—High School. Greenwood—High School. Brooklyn—Agricultural High School. Grenada—High School. Brooksville—High School. Gulfport— Buena Vista—Agricultural High School. Gulfcoast Military Academy. Camden—Agricultural High School. High School. Canton—High School. Harperville—Agricultural High School. Centerville—High School. Hattiesburg—High School. Charleston—High School. Hazlehurst—High School. Clara—Agricultural High School. Hernando—High School. Clarksdale—High School. Hickory—High School. Cleveland—Agricultural High School. Holly Springs—High School. Collins—High School.. Houston—High' School. Columbia—High School. Indianola—High School. Columbus—High School. Itta Bena—High School. Como—High School. Jackson—High School. Corinth—High School. Kilmichael—Agricultural High School. Courtland—Agricultural High School. Kosciusko—High School. Crystal Springs—High School. Kossuth—Agricultural High School. Derma—Agricultural High School. Laurel—High School. Durant—High School. Leakesville—Agricultural High School. Ecru—High School. Lena—Agricultural High School. STATE LISTS. 43

Lexington—High School. Philadelphia—High School. Long Beach—High School. Pittsboro—High School. Long View—Agricultural High School. Pontotoc—High School. Louisville—High School. Poplarville—Agricultural High School. Lumberton—High School. Port Gibson—Chamberlain-Hunt Academy. Maben—High School. Purvis—Agricultural High School. Macon—High School. Richton—High School. Magnolia—High School. Rosedale—High School. Mathiston—Bennett Academy. Sardis—High School. Mendenhall—Agricultural High School. Scooba—Agricultural High School. Meridian—High School. Senatobia—High School. McComb—High School. Shuqualak—High School. Meadville—Agricultural High School. Slaydon—Agricultural High School. Mize—Agricultural High School. Starkville—High School. Montrose—Mississippi Conference Training School. Summit—High School. Moorhead—Agricultural High School. Sumrall—High School. Moss Point—High School. Toccopola—High School. Mount Olive—High School. Tupelo—High School. Natchez- Union—High School. High School. Union Church—Agricultural High School. Stanton College. Vaiden—High School. Nettleton—High School. Vardaman—High School. New Albany—High School. Verona—High School. Newton—High School. Vicksburg— Oakland—Agricultural High School. All Saints’ College. Okolona—High School. High School. Olive Branch—Agricultural High School. Washington—Jefferson Military Academy. Oxford- Water Valley—High School. High School. West Point- Agricultural High School. High School. Paris—High School. Southern Christian College. Pascagoula—High School. Wiggins—High School. Pass Christian—High School. Winona—High School. Pelahatchie—High School. Woodville—Agricultural High School. Perkinston—Agricultural High School. Yazoo City—High School. Pheba—Agricultural High School.

MISSOURI.

Approved by the State superintendent of schools and accredited by the University of Missouri, March, 1914. Units. Admission requirements. 15 Prescribed units: English. 3 Mathematics. 2 Foreign language... 2 Electives. 8 Adrain—High School. Camden Point—Missouri Christian College. Albany—High School. Cameron—High School. Armstrong—High School. Campbell—High School. Aurora—High School. Canton—High School. Belton—High School. Cape Girardeau—High School. Bethany—High School. Carrollton—High School. Bloomfield—High School. Carterville—High School. Bolivar—High School. Carthage—High School. Bonne Terre—High School. Caruthersville—High School. Boonville— Centralia—High School. High School. Charleston—High School. Kemper Military School. Chillicothe—High School. Bosworth—High School. Clarence—High School. Bowling Green—High School. Clayton—High School. Braymer—High School. Clinton—High School. Breckenridge—High School. Columbia- Brookfield—High School. High School. Brunswick—High School. University High School. Butler—High School. De Soto—High School. Cainesville—High School. Dexter—High School. California—High School. Doniphan—High School. 44 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Edina—High School. Maryville—High School. Eldon—High School. Maysville—High School. Eldorado Springs—High School. Memphis—High School. Elsberry—High School. Mexico—High School. Everton—High School. Milan—High School. Excelsior Springs—High School. Monett—High School. Fairfax—High School. Monroe City—High School. Farmington— Montgomery City—High School. Carleton College. Mound City—High School. Elmwood Seminary. Mountain Grove—High School. High School. Mount Vernon—High School. Fayette— Neosho—High School. High School. Nevada—High School. Central College Academy. New Franklin—High School. Ferguson—High School. New Haven—High School. Flat River—High School. New London—High School. Fredericktown—High School. New Madrid—High School. Fulton—High School. Norbome—High School. Gallatin—High School. Odessa—High School. Grant City—High School. Oregon—High School. Green City—High School. Osceola—High School. Greenfield—High School. Palmyra—High School. Greenville—High School. Paris—High School. Hamilton—High School. Perry—High School. Hannibal—High School. Perry ville—High School. Hardin—High School. Peirce City—High School. Harrisonville—High School. Platte City—High School. Higginsville—High School. Plattsburg—High School. Holden—High School. Pleasant Hill—High School. Hopkins—High School. Polo—High School. Huntsville—High School. Poplar Bluff—High School. Iberia—Academy. Princeton—High School. Independence—High School. Richmond—High School. Ironton—High School. Ridgeway—High School. Jackson—High School. Rockport—High School. Jefferson City—High School. St. Charles—High School. Joplin—High School. St. Joseph— Kansas City— Benton High School. Central High School. Central High School. Manual Training High School. St. Louis— Northeast High School. Central High School. St. Teresa’s Academy. Forest Parle College Academy. Westport High School. Manual Training High School. Kennett—High School. Hosmer Hall. Keytesville—High School. McKinley High School. King City—High School. Mary Institute. Kirksville—High School. Smith Academy. Kirkwood—High School. Soldan High School. Knobnoster—High School. St. Joseph’s Academy. Lamar—High School. Yeatman High School. Lancaster—High School. Salem—High School. La Plata—High School. Salisbury—High School. Lathrop—High School. Savannah—High School. Lebanon—High School. Sedalia—High School. Lees Summit—High School. Shelbina—High School. Lexington- Shelbyville—High School. High School. Sikeston—High School. Wentworth Military Academy. Slater—High School. Liberty—High School. Springfield—High School. Linneus—High School. Stanberry—High School. Lockwood—High School. Steelville—High School. Louisiana—High School. Sweet Springs—High School. Macon—High School. Trenton—High School. Maitland—High School. Troy—High School. Malden—High School. Union—High School. Maplewood—High School. Unionville—High School. Marshall—High School. Vandalia—High School. STATE LISTS. 45

Versailles—High School. Wellston—High School. Warrensburg—High School. Wellsville—High School. Warsaw—High School. Weston—High School. Washington—High School. West Plains—High School. Webb City—High School. Willow Springs—High School. Webster Groves—High School. Windsor—High School.

MONTANA.

Approved by the State board of education and accredited by the University of Montana, March, 1914. Units. Admission requirements. 15 Prescribed units: English. 4 Mathematics. 2 Foreign language. 2 Science. 1 History. 1 Electives. 5 Anaconda—High School. Havre—High School. Belt—High School. Helena— Big Timber—High School. High School. Billings—High School. Saint Vincent’s Academy. Boulder—High School. Kalispell—High School. Bozeman—High School. Laurel—High School. Butte— Lewistown—High School. Butte Business College. Libby—High School. Central Catholic High School. Livingston—High School. High School. Miles City—High School. Chinook—High School. Missoula— Chouteau—High School. High School. Columbus—High School. Sacred Heart Academy. Conrad—High School. Moore—High School. Deer Lodge—High School. Plains—High School. Dillon—High School. Philipsburg—High School. Eureka—High School. Poison—High School. Forsyth—High School. Pony—High School. Fort Benton—High School. Red Lodge—High School. Glasgow—High School. Roundup—High School. Glendive—High School. Stevensville—High School. Great Falls- Terry—High School. High School. Townsend—High School. Mount Angela Ursuline Academy. Virginia City—High School. Hamilton—High School. Victor—High School. Harlowtown—High School. Whitehall—High School.

NEBRASKA.

Schools accredited by the University of Nebraska for the year 1912-13. Units. Admission requirements. ... 15 Prescribed units— English. ... 2 Mathematics. ... 2 Foreign language. ... 3 Science. ... 1 History. ... 1 Electives. ... 6 Adams—High School. Bancroft—High School. Ainsworth—High School. Bartley—High School. Albion—High School. Battle Creek—High School. Alliance—High School. Beatrice—High School. Alma—High School. Beaver City—High School. Ansley—High School. Beaver Crossing—High School. Arapahoe—High School. Bellevue— Arlington—High School. Academy. Ashland—High School. Pioneer Union High School. Atkinson—High School. Benkelman—High School. Auburn—High School. Benson—High School. Aurora—High School. Bertrand—High School, 46 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS,

Bethany—Cotner Academy. Harvard—High School. Bladen—High School. Hastings— Blair— Academy. Dana Academy. High School. High School. Immaculate Conception Academy. Bloomfield—High School. Havelock—High School. Bloomington—High School. Hebron—High School. Blue Hill—High School. Holdrege—High School. Blue Springs—High School. Hooper—High School. Brady—High School. Humboldt—High School. Bridgeport—High School. Indianola—High School. Broken Bow—High School. Jackson- Burwell—High School. High School. Butte—High School. St. Catherine Academy. Cambridge—High School. Kearney—High School. Cedar Rapids—High School. Kenesaw—High School. Central City—High School. Kimball—County High School. Chadron—High School. Laurel—High School. Chester—High School. Lawrence—High School. Clarks—High School. Lexington—High School. Clay Center—High School. Liberty—High School. College View— Union College Academy. Lincoln— Columbus—High School. High School. Cook—High School. Nebraska Military Academy. Cozad—High School. St. Theresa’s High School. Crawford—High School. School of Agriculture, University of Nebraska. Creighton—High School. Teachers College High School, University of Crete— Nebraska. Doane Academy. Lodge Pole—High School. High School. Louisville—High School. Culbertson—High School. Loup City—High School. Davenport—High School. Lyons—High School. David City—High School. McCook—High Schoool. Diller—High School. Madison—High School. Dodge—High School. Mead—High School. Edgar—High School. Meadow Grove—High School. Edison—High School. Merna—High School. Elgin—High School. Minden—High School. Elmwood—High School. Mitchell—High School. Emerson—High School. Nebraska City— Eustis—High School. High School. Exeter—High School. St. Bernard Academy. Fairbury—High School. Neligh— Fairfield—High School. Gates Academy. Fairmount—High School. High School. Falls City—High School. Nelson—High School. Franklin— Newman Grove—High School. Academy. Norfolk—High School. High School. North Bend—High School. Fremont—High School. North Platte—High School. Friend—High School. Oakdale—High School. Fullerton—High School. Oakland—High School. Geneva—High School. Ogallala—High School. Genoa—High School. Ohiowa—High School. Gering—High School. Omaha— Gibbon—High School. Brownell Hall. Giltner—High School. Creighton Academy. Gordon—High School. High School. Gothenburg—High School. Mount St. Mary’s Seminary. Grand Island— Sacred Heart Academy. Academy. Sacred Heart High School. High School. O’Neill- Greeley—High School. High School. Greenwood—High School. St. Mary’s Academy. Gretna—High School. Orchard—High School. Guide Rock—High School. Ord—High School. Hardy—High School. Orleans—High School. Hartington—High School. Osceola—High School. STATE LISTS. 47

Overton—High School. Stuart—High School. Oxford—High School. Superior—High School. Papillion—High School. Sutton—High School. Pawnee City—High School. Syracuse—High School. Pender—High School. Table Rock—High School. Pierce—High School. Tecumseh—High School. Plainview—High School. Tekamah—High School. Plattsmouth—High School. Tilden—High School. Ponca—High School. Trenton—High School. Randolph—High School. Ulysses—High School. Ravenna—High School. University Place— Red Cloud—High School. High School. St. Edward—High School. Nebraska Wesleyan Academy. St. Paul—High School. Valentine—High School. Sargent—High School. Valley—High School. Schuyler—High School. Wahoo— Scottsbluff—High School. High School. Scribner—High School. Luther Academy. Seward—High School. Wakefield—High School. Shelby—High School. Waterloo—High School. Shelton—High School. Wayne—High School. Sidney—High School. Weeping Water— Silver Creek—High School. Academy. South Omaha—High School. High School. Spalding—A cademy. West Point—High School. Spencer—High School. Wilber—High School. Springfield—High School. Wisner—High School. Stanton—High School. Wood River—High School. Sterling—High School. Wymore—High School. Stratton—High School. York—High School. Stromsburg—High School.

NEVADA.

Fully accredited by the University of Nevada, November, 1914. “ Graduates of such accredited high schools may, on the recommendation of their teacher, be admitted to the university in the subjects in which their school has been accredited, but in all other subjects an examination will be required. ” Units. Admission requirements...15 Prescribed units: English.. 3 Mathematics. 2 History. 2 Science. 1 Foreign language. 4 Elective. 3 Carson City—High School. Reno—High School. Elko—High School. Sparks—High School. Ely—High School. Tonopah—High School. Fallon—High School. Virginia City—High School. Gardnerville—High School. Winnemucca—High School. Goldfield—High School. Yerington—High School. Lovelock—High School.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

“First-class” schools, approved by the New Hampshire Department of Public Instruction, May, 1914. These schools have four-year courses, and graduation is on at least 14 units. Alton—High School. Colebrook—Colebrook Academy. Andover—Proctor Academy. Concord- Antrim—High School. High School. Ashland—High School. St. Mary’s School. Atkinson—Atkinson Academy. Contoocook—Hopkinton High School. Bath—High School. Derry—Pinkerton Academy. Berlin—High School. Dover—High School. Bethlehem—High School. Enfield—High School. Claremont—Stevens High School. Epping—High School. 48 ACCREDITED’ SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Exeter— Marlborough—High School. Robinson Seminary. Meriden—Kimball Union Academy. Tuck High School. Merrimack (Reed’s Ferry)—McGaw Institute. Farmington—High School. Milford—High School. Franconia—Dow Academy. Milton—Nute High School. Franklin—High School. Nashua—High School. Goffstown—High School. New Hampton—Literary Institution. Gorham—High School. New Ipswich—Appleton Academy. Groveton—High School. New London—Colby Academy. Hampstead—High School. Newmarket—High School. Hampton—Hampton Academy. Newport—High School. * Hanover—High School. Northwood Centre—Coes Academy. Haverhill—Haverhill Academy. Pembroke—Pembroke Academy. Henniker—High School. Penacook—High School. Hillsborough—High School. Peterborough—High School. Hinsdale—High School. Pittsfield—High School. Hollis—High School. Plymouth—High School. Jaffrey (East)—Conant High School. Portsmouth—High School. Jefferson—High School. Rochester—High School. Keene—High School. Somersworth—High School. Kingston—Sanborn Seminary. Strafford Center—Austin-Cate Academy. Laconia—High School. Stratford (North)—High School. Lancaster—High School. Sunapee—High School. Lebanon- Tilton— Tilton Seminary. High School. Walpole—High School. (West)—High School. Warner—Simonds Free High School. Lincoln—High School. Whitefield—High School. Lisbon—High School. Wilton—High School. Littleton—High School. Winchester—High School. Manchester— Woodsville—High School. High School. St. Anselm’s College. NEW JERSEY.

Approved by the New Jersey State Board of Education, September, 1914.

“Approved high schools ” must maintain curricula covering four full years of work approved by the State board of education; the school year must run at least 38 weeks; the recitation periods must average 40 minutes in length; the teaching force must consist of not less than three teachers; the building must be adequate, and must be provided with ample laboratory and library facilities.

Asbury Park—High School. Cape May Court House—High School. Atlantic City—High School. Chatham—High School. Atlantic Highlands—High School. Clayton—High School. Bayonne—High School. Clifton—High School (Township) Belleville—High School. Clinton—High School. Belvidere—High School. Closter—High School. Bernardsville—Bernards High School (Township). Collingswood—High School. Blairstown— Convent— Blair Hall. St. Elizabeth’s College, School of Pedagogy. High School. St. Elizabeth’s Preparatory School. Bloomfield— Cranford—High School. German Theological School. Dover—High School. High School. East Orange—High School. Boonton—High School. Elizabeth- Bordentown— High School. Bordentown Military Institute. Pingry School. High School. St. Patrick’s High School. Bound Brook—High School. Vail-Deane School. Bridgeton— Elmer—High School. High School. Englewood— Ivy Hall. Dwight School for Girls. Burlington—High School. High School. Butler—High School. Essex Fells—Kingsley School for Boys. Caldwell— Flemington—High School. High School. Fort Lee—Holy Angels Academy. Mount St. Dominic Academy. Freehold- Camden—High School. High School. Cape May City—High School. New Jersey Military Academy, STATE LISTS. 49

Glassboro—High School. N ewark—Continued. Glen Ridge—High School. St. Mary’s Academy. Gloucester City—High School. St. Vincent’s Academy. Hackensack—High School (Township). Miss Townsend’s School. Hackettstown— New Brunswick— Centenary Collegiate Institute. High School. High School. Rutgers Preparatory School. Haddonfield—High School. St. Peter’s School. Haddon Heights—High School. Newton—English and Classical School. Hamburg—High School (Township). Nutley—High School. Hammonton—High School. Ocean City—High School. Harrison—High School. Ocean Grove—High School (Township). High Bridge—High School. Orange— Hightstown—Peddie Institute. Miss Beard’s School for Girls. Hoboken— Cartaret Academy. High School. Dearborn-Morgan School. Sacred Heart Academy. High School. Stevens Preparatory School. Palmyra—High School. Hopewell—High School. Park Ridge—High School. Irvington—High School. Passaic—High School. Jamesburg—High School. Paterson- Jersey City— High School. Dickinson High School. Hoover School. Lincoln High School. Paulsboro—High School. St. Aloysius Academy. Pemberton—High School. St. Dominic’s Academy. Pennington—Seminary. St. Peter’s High School. Penns Grove—High School. Kearney—High School. Perth Amboy—High School. Kenilworth— TJpsala College. Phillipsburg—High School. Keyport—High School. Plainfield— Lakewood— College of Mount St. Mary, Academic Depart¬ High School. ment. Lakewood School. High School. Lambertville—High School. Leal School for Boys. Lawrenceville—Lawrenceville School. North Plainfield High School. Leonardo—High School (Township). Point Pleasant—High School. Leonia—High School. Princeton— Lindon—High School. High School. Long Branch- Preparatory School. High School. Rahway—High School. Star of the Sea Academy. Ramsey—High School. Madison—High School. Red Bank—High School. Manasquan—High School. Ridgefield Park—High School. Matawan—High School. Ridgewood—High School. Metuchen—High School. Rockaway—High School. Millburn—High School (Township). Roselle—High School. Millville—High School. Roselle Park—High School. Montclair— Rutherford—High School. Academy. Salem—High School. High School. Shiloh—High School (Township). Moorestown— Somerville—High School. Friends’ Academy. South Amboy—High School. Friends’ High School. South Orange- High School. High School. Morristown— Seton Hall College, Academic Department. High School. South River—High School. Morris Academy. Succasunna—High School (Township). Morristown School. Summit— Mount Holly—High School (Township). Carlton Academy. Netcong—High School. High School. Newark— Kent Place School for Girls. Academy. Sussex—High School. Barringer High School. Toms River—High School (Township). Central High School. Town of Union—High School. East Side High School. Trenton— South Side High School. High School. St. Benedict’s College, Academic Department. Sacred Heart Academy. 75087°—15-£ 50 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Trenton—Con tinued. West Hoboken- St. Mary’s High School. High School. State Model High School. St. Michael’s Monastery. Tuckahoe—High School (Township). West Orange—High School. Tuckerton—High School. Westwood—High School. Verona—High School. Wildwood—High School. Vineland—High School (Township). W oodbine—High School. Washington—High School. W oodbridge—High School. Wenonah—Military Academy. Woodbury—High School. Westfleld—High School. Woods town—High School.

NEW MEXICO.

Tentative list of public high schools accredited by the University of New Mexico, May, 1914. The university has as yet made no formal list of accredited schools, but states that the work of the follow¬ ing schools is accepted in whole or in part fulfillment of the university admission requirements. Units. Admission requirements 15 Prescribed units: English. Mathematics.... Language. Science. History. Electives. Alamogordo—High School. Clovis—High School. Albuquerque— Deming—High School. High School. Farmington—High School. University of New Mexico, Preparatory De¬ East Las Vegas—Las Vegas High School. partment. Portales—High School. Artesia—High School. Raton—High School. Aztec—High School. Roswell—High School. Carlsbad—High School. Santa Fe—High School. Carrizozo—High School. Santa Rosa—High School. Clayton—High School. Tucumcari—High School.

The Department of Education of New Mexico gives the following list of high schools whose course of study would probably conform to the conditions for approval passed by the State board of education, Feb¬ ruary 4,1914. Units. Graduation requirements for approved course of study 15 Prescribed units: English. 3 Mathematics. 2 Foreign language. 2 History. Science. Industrial education. Civics. Electives.. Albuquerque- Farmington—High School. High School. Gallup—High School. University of New Mexico, Preparatory De¬ Raton—High School. partment. Roswell— Artesia—High School. High School. Carlsbad—High School. New Mexico Military Institute. Clovis—High School. Santa Fe—High School. Deming—High School. Silver City—New Mexico Normal School, Preparar East Las Vegas— tory Department. Las Vegas High School. State College—New Mexico College of Agriculture New Mexico Normal University, Preparatory and Mechanic Arts. Department. Tucumcari—High School. STATE LISTS. 51

NEW YORK.

“ State or incorporated high schools for instruction in secondary branches of education, but not authorized to confer degrees, and such high schools, academic departments, and union schools, and similar incorpo¬ rated schools as are admitted by the regents of the university as of academic grade,” excluding all institutions or schools which are not registered as affording suitable facilities for maintaining an approved course of four years of academic work.—Handbook No. 24, State of New York, Education Department, October, 1914. Adams—High School. Bath—Haverling High School. Addison—High School. Bay Shore—High School. Afton—High School. Belfast—High School. Akron—High School. Belleville- Albany— High School. Academy of the Holy Names. Union Academy of Belleville. Albany Academy. Belmont—High School. Albany Academy for Girls. Berlin—High School. Cathedral Academy. Bergen—High School. Christian Brothers Academy. Binghamton- Female Academy of Sacred Heart. High School. High School. St. Joseph’s Academy. New York State Normal College, High School Black River—High School. Department. Blasdell—High School. St. Agnes School. Bolivar—High School. St. John’s Academy. Boonville—High School. St. Joseph’s Academy. Brasher Falls—Brasher and Stockholm High Albion—High School. School. Alden—High School. Brentwood—Academy of St. Joseph. Alexander—High School. Brewster—High School. Alexandria Bay—High School. Bridgehampton—High School. Alfred— Brocton—High School. Alfred Academy. Brookfield—High School. Union School. Brooklyn— Allegany— Adelphi Academy. High School. Bay Ridge High School. St. Bonaventure’s College. Berkeley Institute for Young Ladies. St. Elizabeth’s Academy. Boys’ High School. Almond: High School. Brooklyn College, High School Department. Altamont—High School. Bushwick High School. Amenia—High School. Commercial High School. Amityville— Eastern District High School. High School. Erasmus Hall High School. Queen of the Rosary Academy. Girls’ High School. Amsterdam- Manual Training High School. High School. Packer Collegiate Institute. St. Mary’s Catholic Institute. Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn. Andes—Hilton Memorial High School. St. Agnes Female Seminary. Andover—High School. St. Angela’s Hall Academy. Angelica—Wilsonian High School. St. Francis Academy. Angola—High School. St. Francis Xavier’s Academy. Antwerp—High School. St. James Academy of Brooklyn. Arcade—High School. St. John’s Academy of Brooklyn. Argyle—High School. Brownville—Brownville-Glen Park High School. Attica—High School. Brushton—High School. Auburn—High School. Buffalo— Aurora—Cayuga Lake Academy. Academy of Sacred Heart. Ausable Forks—High School. Buffalo Seminary. Avoca—High School. Canisius College, Academic Department. Avon—High School. Central High School. Babylon—High School. Holy Angels Academy. Bainbridge—High School. Holy Angels Collegiate Institute. Baldwin—High School. Institute of Sisters of St. Joseph. Baldwinsville—Free Academy. Lafayette High School. Ballston Spa—High School. Mary Immaculate Academy. Barker—High School. Masten Park High School. Batavia—High School. Mount Mercy Academy. 52 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Buffalo—Continued. Corinth—High School. Nichols School of Buffalo. Corning— St. Joseph’s Collegiate Institute. Corning Free Academy. St. Margaret’s School. Northside High School. St. Mary’s Academy and Industrial Female Cornwall—High School. School. Comwall-on-Hudson— Technical High School. High School. Caledonia—High School. New York Military Academy. Cambridge—High School. The Stone School. Camden—High School. Cortland—High School. Camillus—High School. Coxsackie—High School. Canajoharie—High School. Cuba—High School. Canand aigua—A cademy. Dansville—High School. Canaseraga—High School. Delevan—High School. Canastota—High School. Delhi—Delaware Academy and Union School. Candor—High School. Depew—High School. Canisteo—High School. Deposit—High School. Canton—High School. DeRuyter—High School. Cape Vincent—High School. Dexter—High School. Carmel— Dobbs Ferry— Drew Seminary for Young Women. High School. High School. Misses Masters School. Carthage— Dolgeville—High School. Augustinian Academy. Dover Plains—High School. High School. Downsville—High School. West Carthage High School. Dryden—High School. Castile—High School. Dundee—High School. Catskill— Dunkirk— Free Academy. High School. St. Patrick’s Academy. St. Mary’s Academy. Cato—High School. Earl ville—High School. Cattaraugus—High School. East Aurora—High School. Cazenovia— East Bloomfield—High School. Cazenovia Seminary. East Hampton—High School. Union School. East Pembroke—High School. Center Moriches—High School. East Rochester—High School. Central Square—High School. East Syracuse—High School. Champlain—High School. Edmeston—High School. Charlotte—High School. Elba—High School. Chateaugay—High School. Elbridge—High School and Academy. Chatham—High School. Elizabethtown—High School. Chautauqua—High School. Ellenville—High School. Cherry Creek—High School. Ellicottville—High School. Cherry Valley—High School. Ellington—High School. Chester—High School. Elmhurst—Newtown High School. Chittenango—Yates High School. Elmira—Free Academy. Churchville—High School. Elmira Heights—High School. Clarence—Parker High School. Essex—High School. Clayton—High School. Evans Mills—High School. Clayville—High School. Fabius—High School. Clifton Springs—High School. Fair Haven—High School. Clinton—High School. Fairport—High School. Clyde—High School. Falconer—High School. Clymer—High School. Far Rockaway—High School. Cobleskill—High School. Fayetteville—High School. Coeymans—High School. Fillmore—High School. Cohocton—High School. Fishkill-on-Hudson—High School. Cohoes— Florida—S. S. Seward Institute. Egberts High School. Flushing—High School. St. Bernard’s Academy. Fonda—High School. Cold Spring—Haldane High School. Fordham—St. John’s College High School, Fordham Collins Center—Union School. University. Cooperstown—High School. Forestville—Free Academy. Copenhagen—High School. Fort Ann—Union School. Corfu—High School. Fort Covington—High School. STATE LISTS. 53

Fort Edward— Hoosick Falls— Collegiate Institute. High School. High School. St. Mary’s Academy. Fort Plain—High School. Homell—High School. Frankfort—High School. Horseheads—High School. Franklin— Houghton—Houghton Wesleyan Methodist Seminary. Academy. Hudson—High School. Delaware Literary Institute and Union School. Hudson Falls—High School. Franklinville—Ten Broeck Free Academy. Hunter—High School. Freeport—High School. Huntington—High School. Freeville— Ilion—High School. High School. Indian Lake—Indian Lake School. Hunt Memorial School. Interlaken—High School. Frewsburg—High School. Irvington—High School. Friendship—High School. Islip—High School. Fulton—High School. Ithaca— Fultonville—High School. Cascadilla School. Gainesville—High School. High School. Garden City— Cathedral School of St. Mary. The Sturgis School. Gardenville—High School. Jamaica—High School. Geneva—High School. Jamestown—High School. Gilbertsville—High School. Jamesville—High School. Glen Cove—High School. Jefferson—High School. Glens Falls— Johnstown—High School. Academy. Jordan—Free Academy. High School. Katonah—High School. St. Mary’s Academy. Keeseville—High School. Gloversville—High School. Kenmore—High School. Goshen—High School. Kenwood—Female Academy of Sacred Heart. Gouverneur—High School. Keuka Park—Keuka Institute. Gowanda—High School. Kingston— Granville—High School. Kingston Free Academy. Great Neck—High School. Ulster Free Academy. Greene—High School. Lackawanna—High School. Greenport—High School. Lake George—High School. Greenwich—High School. Lakemont—Palmer Institute, Starkey Seminary. Griegsville—High School. Lake Placid—High School. Griffin Comers—Griffin-Fleischmann’s High School. Lake Placid Club—Lake Placid School. Groton—High School. Lakewood—High School. Hamburg—High School. Lancaster- Hamilton—High School. High School. Hammondsport—High School. St. Mary’s High School. Hancock—High School. Lansingburg—High School. Hannibal—High School. Lawrence—High School. Hardwick—Hardwick Seminary, Academic De¬ Le Roy—High School. partment. Lestershire—High School. Harrison—High School. Liberty—High School. Harrisville—High School. Lima—Genesee Wesleyan Seminary. Hastings upon Hudson — Hastings-on-Hudson Limestone—High School. High School. Little Falls- Haverstraw—High School. High School. Hempstead—High School. St. Mary’s Academy. Herkimer—High School. Little Valley—High School. Hermon—High School. Liverpool—High School. Highland—High School. Livingston Manor—High School. Highland Falls- Livonia—High School. High School. Lockport— Lady Cliff Academy. High School. Hillsdale—High School. St. Joseph’s Academy and Industrial Female Hilton—High School. School. Hobart—High School. Locust Valley—Friends Academy. Holland Patent—High School. Long Island City—Bryant High School. Holley—High School. Lowville—Union School. Homer—Academy and Union School. Luzerne—Hadley Luzerne High School. Honeoye—High School. Lynbrook—High School. Honeoye Falls—High School. Lyndonville—High School. 54 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Lyons—High School. New Woodstock—High School. Lyons Falls—High School. New York— Macedon—High School. Academy of Mount St. Ursula. McGraw—McGrawville High School A ll Hallows Institute. Machias—High School. All Saints Academy. Madrid—High School. Barnard School for Boys. Malone— Barnard School for Girls. Franklin Academy. Berkeley School. St. Joseph’s Academy of Malone. Cathedral High School. Mamaroneck— Charlton School. High School. College of the City of Hew York, Academic De¬ Rye Neck High School. partment. Manchester—High School. College of Mount St. Vincent, Academic Depart¬ Manlius— ment. High School. Columbia Grammar School. St. John’s Military School. De Witt Clinton High School. Marathon—High School. De La Salle Institute. Marcellus—High School. Dominican Academy. Margaretville—High School. Ethical Culture School. Marion—High School. Female Academy of Sacred Heart. Massena—High School. Hamilton Institute for Boys. Matteawan—High School. Hamilton Institute for Girls. Mayville—High School. High School of Commerce. Mechanicsville—High School. Holy Cross Academy of Manhattan. Medina—High School. Horace Mann School ( Teachers College). Mexico—Academy and High School. Jamaica High School. Middleburg—High School. Julia Richman High School. Middleport—High School. La Salle Academy. Middletown—High School. Manhattan College, Academic Department. Middleville—High School. Morris High School. Milford—High School. New York Collegiate Institute. Millbrook—Memorial School. Normal College of the City of New York, High Millerton—High School. School Department. Mineville—High School. Regis High School. Mohawk—High School. St: Ann’s Academy. Moira—High School. St. Catharine’s Academic School of New York. Monroe- St. Gabriel’s Academy of Manhattan. High School. St. Lawrence Academy of Manhattan. The Mackenzie School. St. Walburga’s Academy. Montgomery—High School. Scudder School for Girls. Monticello—High School. Stuyvesant High School. Montour Falls—Cook Academy. Trinity School. Mooers—High School. Ursuline Academy. Moravia—High School. Wadleigh High School. Moriah—Sherman Collegiate Institute. Washington Irving High School. Morris—High Schodl. Xavier High School, College of St. Francis Xavier. Morrisville—High School. Niagara Falls— Mount Hope—St. Clare’s School. De Veaux School. Mount Kisco—High School. High School. Mount Morris—High School. Niagara University—Niagara University, Academic Mount Vernon—High School. Department. Naples—High School. Nichols—High School. Newark—High School. Norfolk—High School. Newark Valley—High School. North Chili—A. M. Chesbrough Seminary. New Berlin—High School. North Cohocton—North Cohocton and Atlanta New Brighton— Union High School. Curtis High School. North Collins—High School. Staten Island Academy. Northcreek—High School. Newburgh—Free Academy. Northport—High School. Newfield—High School. North Tarrytown—High School. New Hartford—High School. North Tonawanda—High School. Newport—High School. Northville—High School. New Rochelle- Norwich—High School. High School. Norwood—High School. Ursuline Seminary. Nunda—High School. STATE LISTS, 55

Nyack— Pulaski—Academy and Union School. High School. Randolph— Wilson Memorial Academy. Chamberlain Military Institute. Oakfield—High School. High School. Ocean Side—High School. Ravena—High School. Ogdensburg—St. Mary's Academy. Red Creek—High School. Olean—High School. Red Hook—High School. Oneida—High School. Remsen—High School. Oneonta—High School. Rensselaer— Onondaga Valley—Onondaga Free Academy. High School. Ontario—High School. St. John’s Academy. Orchard Park—High School. Rhinebeck—High School. Oriskany Falls—High School. Richfield Springs—High School. Ossining— Richmond Hill—High School. High School. Richmondville—High School. Mount Pleasant Academy. Ripley—High School. Oswego— Riverhead—High School. High School. Rochester— St. Paul’s Academy. Female Academy of Sacred Heart. Otego—High School. High School, East. Ovid—High School. High School, West. Owego—Free Academy. Nazareth Academy. Oxford—Academy and Union School. Rochester Catholic High School. Oyster Bay—High School. Wagner Memorial Lutheran College. Painted Post—High School. Rockville Center—South Side High School. Palmyra—Classical High School. Rome— Parish—High School. , Academy of the Holy Names. Parkers—High School. Rome Free Academy. Patchogue—High School. St. Aloysius Academy. Pawling— Roscoe—High School. High School. Roslyn—High School. Pawling School. Round Lake—Summer Institute. Pearl River—High School. Rouses Point—High School. Peekskill— Roxbury—High School. Drum Hill High School. Rushford—High School. Military Academy. Rushville—High School. Oakside High School. Russell—Knox Memorial High School. Westchester Military Academy. Rye- Penn Yan—Academy. High School. Perry—High School. Seminary. Phelps—Union and Classical School. Sacket Harbor—Sacket High School. Philadelphia—High School. Sag Harbor—Pierson High School. Phoenix—High School. St. Johnsville—High School. Piermont—Tappan Zee High School. St. Lawrence—Evander Childs High School. Pike—Seminary High School. St. Regis Falls—High School. Pine Plains—Seymour Smith Academy. Salamanca—High School. Pittsford—High School. Salem—Washington Academy. Plattsburg— Sandy Creek—High School. D ’ Youville Academy. Saranac Lake—High School. High School. Saratoga Springs- Pleasantville—High School. High School. Poland—High School. St. Faith’s Academy. Port Byron—High School. Saugerties—High School. Port Chester—High School. Savannah—High School. Port Henry— Savona—High School. Champlain Academy. Sayville—High School. High School. Schaghticoke—High School. Port Jefferson—High School. Schenectady— Port Jervis—High School. High School. Port Leyden—High School. St. Joseph’s Academy. Portville—High School. Schenevus—High School. Port Washington—High School. Schoharie—High School. Potsdam—High School. Schuylerville—High School. Poughkeepsie—High School. Scio—High School. Prattsburg—Franklin Academy and Prattsburg Scotia—High School. High School. Scottsville—High School. 56 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Sea Cliff—High School. Utica— Seneca Falls—Mynderse Academy. Catholic Academy. Sharon Springs—High School. Female Academy. Shelter Island—High School. Free Academy. Sherburne—High School. Valatie—High School. Sherman—High School. Valley Falls—High School. Shortsville—High School. Vernon—High School. Sidney—High School. Verona—High School. Silver Creek—High School. Victor—High School. Silver Springs—High School. Waddington—High School. Sinclairville—High School. Walden—High School. Skaneateles—High School. Wallkill—High School. Sodus—High School. Walton—High School. Solvay—High School. Walworth—High School. South Dayton—Union School. Warner—High School. South Glens Falls—High School. Warrensburg—High School. South Otselic—High School. Warsaw—High School. Southampton—High School. W arwick—Institute. Southold—High School. Waterford—High School. Spencer—High School. Waterloo—High School. Spencerport—High School. Watertown- Spring Valley—High School. High School. Springville—Griffith Institute and Union School. Immaculate Heart Academy. Stamford—Seminary and Union School. Waterville—High School. Stillwater—High School. Watervliet— Stony Point—High School. Academy. Suffem—High School. High School. Syracuse— St. Patrick’s Academy. Academy of Sacred Heart. Watkins—High School. Central High School. Waverly—High School. Christian Brothers Academy. Wayland—High School. Goodyear-Burlingame School. Webster—High School. North High School. Weedsport—High School. St.John’s Catholic Academy. Wells—High School. St. Lucy’s Academy. Wellsville—High School. Technical High School. Westchester— Travis Preparatory School. Clason Point Military Academy. Tannersville—High School. Westchester Military Academy. Tarrytown— West Hampton Beach—High School. Hackley School. West Winfield—High School. The Knox School. Westfield—Academy and Union School. Washington Irving High School. West New Brighton— Westerleigh Collegiate Insti¬ Theresa—High School. tute. Ticonderoga—High School. Westport—High School. Tompkinsville—A ugustinian A cademy. White Plains—High School. Tonawanda—High School. Whitehall—High School. Troy— Whitesboro—High School. Emma Willard School. Whitney Point—High School, High School. Williamson—High School. , Lansingburg High School. Williamsville—High School. La Salle Institute. Willsboro—High School. St. Joseph’s Academy. Wilson —High School. St. Patrick’s Academy of Troy. Windham—High School. St. Peter’s Academy. Windsor—High School. Troy Academy. Woodhull—High School. Trumansburg—High School. Wolcott—Leavenworth Institute and Wolcott High Tuckahoe—Waverly High School. School. Tully—High School. Worcester—High School. Tupper Lake—High School. Wyoming—Middlebury Academy and Union Tuxedo Park—Tuxedo High School. School. Unadilla—High School. Yonkers- Union—Union-Endicott High School. High School. Union Springs— Philipse Manor School. High School. The Halstead School. Oakwood Seminary. STATE LISTS. 57

NORTH CAROLINA.

Schools accredited by the University of North Carolina, December, 1914. Units. Admission requirements. 14.0 Prescribed units: English. 3.0 Mathematics.. 3.0 History. Greek. Latin. 3.7 Elective. 0.3 Or, instead of 3 last-named: Latin. 3.7 French or German. 2.0 Elective. 0.3 Or these: French. 2.0 German. Science. 1.0 Elective. 1.0 Asheville— Greensboro—City High School. Asheville School. Henderson—City High School. Bingham School. Hendersonville—Fassifern School. City High School. Laurinburg—High School. Normal and Collegiate Institute. Mars Hill—College. St. Genevieve’s Academy. Marion—High School. Chapel Hill—High School. Oak Ridge—Institute. Charlotte— Raleigh—City High School. City High School. Rutherfordton— Westminster School. Horner Military School. Tarboro—High School. Durham- Warrenton—High School. City High School. Whitsett—Institute. Trinity Park School. Wilmington—City High School. Elizabeth City—City High School. Wilson—High School. Flat Rock—Fleet School. Winston-Salem—City High School. Goldsboro—City High School.

NORTH DAKOTA.

“First class’’ schools approved by the State board of education and accredited by the University of North Dakota, August, 1914. Units. Admission requirements. 15 Prescribed units: English. 3 Mathematics. Z History. 1 Science. 1 Foreign language. 2 Elective. 6 Beach—Agricultural High School. Hunter—High School. Bismarck—High School. Jamestown— Bottineau—High School. College Academy. Cando—High School. High School. Carrington—Agricultural High School. St. John’s Academy. Casselton—High School. Kenmare—High School. Cavalier—High School. Dakota—High School. Cooperstown—High School. La Moure—Agricultural High School. Devils Lake—High School. Langdon—High School. Dickinson—High School. Larimore—High School. Drayton—High School. Lidgerwood—High School. Edgeley—High School. Lisbon—High School. Enderlin—High School. Mandan—High School. Fargo—High School. Mayville—High School. Grafton—Agricultural High School. Michigan—High School. Grand Forks—High School. Minot—High School. Hankinson—High School. Minto—High School. Harvey—High School. New Rockford— Hillsboro—High School. Collegiate Institute. Hope—High School. High School. 58 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS,

Oakes—High School. St. Thomas—High School. Park River—High School. Valley City—High School. Pembina—High School. Velva—Agricultural High School. Portland—Bruflat Academy. Wahpeton—High School. Rolla—High School. Williston—High School. Rugby—High School.

OHIO.

Schools accredited by Ohio State University, January, 1914. Units. Admission requirements.. . 15 Prescribed units: English.. . 2 Mathematics. . 2 History. . 1 Foreign language. . 2 Science. - 1 Electives. . 7 Ada- Circleville—High School. High School. Cleveland— Ohio Northern University, Preparatory Depart¬ Central High School. ment. Collinwood High School. Akron— East High School. Buchtel Academy. Glenville High School. High School. Lincoln High School. South High School. South High School. Alliance—High School. Technical High School. Alpha—Beavercreek Township High School. University School. Amherst—High School. West High School. Antioch—Academy. Clyde—High School. Ashtabula—High School. College Hill- Ashtabula Harbor—High School. High School. Athens—High School. Ohio Military Institute. Austinburg—Grand River Institute. Columbus— Barberton—High School. Clinton High School. Barnesville—High School. East High School. Bellaire—High School. High School of Commerce. Bellefontaine—High School. North High School. Bellevue—High School. School for Girls. Berea— South High School. Baldwin- Wallace College Academy. St. Mary’s of the Springs. High School. West High School. Bluffton— Columbus Grove—High School. College Academy. Conneaut—High School. High School. Coshocton—High School. Bowling Green—High School. Covington—High School. Brookville—High School. Cuyahoga Falls—High School. Bryan—High School. Danville—Buckeye Township High School. Bucyrus—High School. Dayton— Cadiz—High School. Steele High School. Cambridge—High School. Stiver’s Manual Training High School. Canal Dover—High School. St. Mary’s Institute. Canton—High School. Defiance—High School. Carthage—High School. Delaware—High School. Celina—High School. Delphos—High School. Chardon—High School. Delta—High School. Chicago—High School. Dennison—High School. Chillicothe—High School. East Cleveland—High School. Cincinnati— East Liverpool—High School. Clifton High School. Eaton—High School. Franklin School. Elyria—High School. Hartwell High School. Fairmount—Cleveland Heights High School. Hughes High School. Fayette—High School. Madisonville High School. Findlay—High School. St. Bernard High School. Fostoria—High School. University School. Fredericktown—High School. Walnut Hills High School. Fremont—High School. Woodward High School. Galion—High School. STATE LISTS. 59

Gailipolis—High School. Orrville—High School. Geneva—High School. Ottawa—High School. Georgetown—High School. Oxford- Germantown—High School. High School. Girard—High School. McGuffey High School. Granville—Doane Academy. Oxford College Academy. Greenfield—High School. Painesville—High School. Greenville—High School. Piqua—High School. Hamilton—High School. Plain City—High School. Hicksville—High School. Pleasant Ridge—High School. Hillsboro—High School. Port Clinton—High School. Ironton—High School. Portsmouth—High School. Jackson—High School. Ravenna—High School. Jefferson—High School. St. Clairsville—High School. Kent—High School. St. Martin— Ursuline Academy. Kenton—High School. St. Marys—High School. Lakewood—High School. Salem—High School. Lancaster—High School. Sandusky—High School. Lebanon—High School. Scio—Academy High School. Leetonia—High School. Shelby—High School. Leipsic—High School. Sidney—High School. Lima—High School. South Charleston—High School. Lisbon—High School. Springfield— Lockland—High School. High School. Logan—High School. St. Raphael’s School. London—High School. Steubenville—High School. Lorain—High School. Tiffin— Mansfield—High School. Heidelberg Academy, Marietta—High School. High School. Marion— Tippecanoe City—High School. High School. Toledo- St. Mary’s School. High School. Martins Ferry—High School. Smead School. Marysville—High School. Troy—High School. Massillon—High School. Urichsville—High School. Mechanicsburg—High School. Upper Sandusky—High School. Medina—High School. Urbana— Miamisburg—High School. High School. Middletown—High School. University School. Milford—High School. Van Wert—High School. Millersburg—High School. Wadsworth—High School. Mingo Junction—High School. Wapakoneta—High School. Montpelier—High School. Warren—High School. Mount Gilead—High School. Washington Court House—High School. Mount Vernon—High School. Wauseon—High School. Napoleon—High School. Waverly—High School. Nelsonville—High School. Wellington—High School. Newark—High School. Wellston—High School. New Bremen—High School. Wellsville—High School. Newcomerstown—High School. Westerville—High School. New Concord—High School. Willoughby—High School. New London—High School. Wilmington—High School. New Philadelphia—High School. Wooster— Niles—High School. Academy. North Baltimore—High School. High School. Norwalk—High School. Worthington—High School. Norwood—High School. Wyoming—High School. Nottingham—High School. Xenia—High School. Oak Harbor—High School. Youngstown— Oberlin— Rayen High School. Academy. South High School. High School. Zanesville—High School. 60 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

OKLAHOMA.

Schools approved by the State Board of Education and fully affiliated with the University of Oklahoma, May, 1914. Units. Admission requirements 15 Prescribed units: English. 3 Mathematics 2 History 1 Science 1 Foreign language 1 Electives 6 Altus—High School. Mangum—High School. Anadarko—High School. Marietta—High School. Arapaho—High School. McAlester—High School. Ardmore—High School. McLoud—High School. Atoka—High School. Medford—High School. Bartlesville—High School. Miami—High School. Beaver—High School. Mountain View—High School. Blackwell—High School. Muldrow—High School. Carmen—High School. Muskogee—High School. Chandler—High School. Newkirk—High School. Checotah—High School. Norman—High School. Chelsea—High School. Nowata—High School. Cherokee—High School. Okemah—High School. Chickasha—High School. Oklahoma—High School. Claremore—University Preparatory School. Okmulgee—High School. Cleveland—High School. Oktaha—High School. Clinton—High School. Pawnee—High School. Coalgate—High School. Pauls Valley—High School. Collinsville—High School. Perry—High School. Copan—High School. Ponca City—High School. Cordell— Pond Creek—High School. Cordell Christian College. Porum—High School. High School. Poteau—High School. Cushing—High School. Pryor—High School. Custer City—High School. Purcell—High School. Dewey—High School. Ramona—High School. Duncan—High School. Ryan—High School. Elk City—High School. Sallisaw—High School. El Reno—High School. Sapulpa—High School. Enid- Sayre—High School. High School. Shawnee—High School. Phillips University High School. Snyder—High School. Eufaula—High School. Stillwater—High School. Fairfax—High School. Stillwell—High School. Fairview—High School. Stigler—High School. Frederick—High School. Sulphur—High School. Geary—High School. Tecumseh—High School. Granite—High School. Temple—High School. Guthrie— Thomas—High School. High School. Tishomingo—High School. Methodist University, Academy. Tonkawar—University Preparatory School. Guymon—High School. Tulsa— Hennessey—High School. Henry Kendall College Academy. Henryetta—High School. High School. Hobart—High School. Vinita—High School. Holdenville—High School. Wagoner—High School. Hollis—High School. Walters—High School. Hugo—High School. Wapanucka—High School. Kingfisher— Watonga—High School. High School. Waurika—High School. Kingfisher College, Academy. Weleetka—High School. Lawton—High School. Wilburton—High School. Lexington—High School. Woodward—High School. Lindsay—High School. Wynnewood—High School. Madill—High School. STATE LISTS, 61

OBEGON.

Accredited by the University of Oregon, April, 1914. Units. Admission requirements . 15 Prescribed units: English . 3 Mathematics . 2 History . 1 Science ... 1 Electives .. 8 Airlie—High School. Hermiston—High School. Albany—High School. Hillsboro—High School. Alsea—High School. Hood River— Amity—High School. Frankton High School. Arlington—High School. High School. Ashland—High School. Independence—High School, Astoria—High School. lone—High School. Athena—High School. Jefferson—High School. Baker— Joseph—High School. High School. Junction City—High School. St. Francis Academy. Klamath Falls—County High School. Balston—High School. La Grande—High School. Bandon—High School. Lakeview—High School. Bay City—High School. Lebanon—High School. Bend—High School. Lexington—High School. Brownsville- Marshfield—High School. High School. McCoy—High School. (South)—High School. McMinnville—High School. Burns—Harney County High School. Medford—High School. Canby—High School. Merrill—High School. Carlton—High School. Milton— Central Point—High School. Columbia Junior College. Clatskanie—High School. High School. Coburg—High School. Milwaukie—High School. Condon—Gilliam County High School. Monmouth—High School. Coquille—High School. Monroe—High School. Corvallis—High School. Monro—High School. Cottage Grove—High School. Mount Angel- Cove—High School. Academy. Creswell—High School. College. Dallas—High School. Myrtle Creek—High School. Dayton—High School. Myrtle Point—High School. Drain—High School. Nehalem—Union High School. Dufur—High School. Newberg— Echo—High School. High School. Elgin—High School. Pacific Academy. Elmira—High School. Newport—High School. Enterprise—Wallowa County High School, North Bend—High School. Estacada—High School. Nyssa—High School. Eugene—High School. Oakland—High School. Falls City—High School. Ontario—High School. Florence—High School. Oregon City—High School. Forest Grove—High School. Parkplace—High School. Fossil—Wheeler County High School. Pendleton— Freewater—High School. High School. Gervais—High School. St. Joseph’s Academy. Glendale—High School. Philomath—High School. Gold Hill—High School. Pleasant Hill—Union High School No. 1. Grants Pass—High School. Portland— Gresham—High School. Academy. Haines—High School. Columbia University. Halfway—High School. Hill Military Academy. Halsey—High School. Jefferson High School. Harrisburg—High School. Lincoln High School. Heppner—High School. St. Helen’s Hall. 62 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Portland—Continued. Stanfield—High School. St. Joseph’s School. St. Helen—High School. St. Mary’s Academy. St. Johns—High School. Washington High School. Sumpter—High School. Y. M. C. A. Preparatory School. Sutherlin—High School. Prairie City—High School. Tangent—High School. Prineville—Crook County High School. Thurston—High School. Rainier—High School. Tillamook—High School. Redmond—High School. The Dalles—High School. Richmond—High School. Toledo—High School. Riddle—High School. Union—High School. Roseburg—High School. Vale—High School. Salem—High School. Waterville—Union High School. Scappoose—High School. Wasco—High School. Seaside—High School. Weston—High School. Sheridan—High School. Willamina—High School. Silver ton—High School. Woodbum—High School. Springfield—High School. Yoncalla—High School. PENNSYLVANIA.

Public high schools approved by the State Department of Education of Pennsylvania for the year ended July, 1913.

Requirements for approval: Four years of nine months each; at least three teachers; recitation periods 40 minutes in length; double periods in laboratory work; a minimum of twenty 40-minute recitations of prepared work; adequate equipment for teaching science studies; a reference library covering all the sub¬ jects offered. English required in each year; at least one unit of science; two units of mathematics; one unit of history; two units of foreign language. Graduates of these schools may be admitted to the University of Pennsylvania upon their records. (See extract from letter of Dean A. H. Quinn under private schools accredited by the University of Pennsyl¬ vania.)

Allentown—High School. Canton—High School. Altoona—High School. Carbondale—High School. Ambridge—High School. Carlisle—High School. Annville—High School (Township). Chambersburg—High School. Ardmore—Lower Merion Township High School. Charleroi—High School. Aspinwall—High School. Chester—High School. Athens—High School. Clearfield—High School. Avalon—High School. Coatesville—High School. Bangor—High School. Cochranton—High School. Beaver—High School. Coraopolis—High School. Beaver Falls—High School. Connellsville—High School. Bedford—High School. Columbia—High School. Bellevue—High School. Corry—High School. Bellefonte—High School. Coudersport—High School. Ben Avon—High School. Crafton—High School. Benton—High School. Damascus—High School. Berwick—High School. Danville—High School. Berwyn—Easttown-Tredyffrin Township High Darby—High School. School. Derry—High School. Bethlehem—High School. Downingtown—High School. Birdsboro—High School. Doylestown—High School. Blairsville—High School. Du Bois—High School. Bloomsburg— Dunmore—High School. High School. Duryea—High School. Mount Pleasant Township High School. Easton—High School. Blossburg—High School. East Stroudsburg—High School. Boyertown—High School. Elkins Park—Cheltenham High School. Braddock—High School. Emporium—High School. Bradford—High School. Ephrata—High School. Bristol—High School. Erie—High School. Brookville—High School. Everett—High School. Burgettstown—High School. Farrell—High School. Butler—High School. Ford City—High School. Cambridge Springs—High School. Franklin—High School. Canonsburg—High School. Freedom—High School. STATE LISTS. 63

Freeland—High School. Millersburg—High School. Freeport—High School. Milton—High School. Galeton—High School. Minersville—High School. Gettysburg—High School. Mount Carmel—High School. Girard—High School. Mount Jewett—High School. Greensburg—High School. Mount Oliver—Knoxville High School. Greenville—High School. Mount Pleasant—High School. Grove City—High School. Mount Union—High School. Hanover—High School. Monessen—High School. Harrisburg- Monongahela—High School. High School. Montrose—High School. Technical High School. Muncy—High School. Hawley—High School. Munhall—High School. Hazleton— Nanticoke—High School. Hazle Township High School. Narberth—High School. High School. Nazareth—High School. Hollidaysburg—High School. Nesquehoning—Mauch Chunk Township High Homestead—High School. School. Honesdale—High School. New Brighton—High School. Huntingdon—High School. New Castle—High School. Irwin—High School. New Kensington—High School. Jeannette—High School. Newport—High School. Jenkintown—High School. Norristown—High School. Jersey Shore—High School. Northampton—High School. Johnsonburg—High School. North East—High School. Johnstown—High School. North Girard—Girard Township High School. Juniata—High School. Northumberland—High School. Kane—High School. Oakmont—High School. Kennett Square—High School. Oil City—High School. Kingston- Oxford—High School. High School. Parkesburg—High School. Dorranceton High School. Parnassus—High School. Forty Fort High School. Pen Argyl—High School. Kittanning—High School. Philadelphia- Knoxville—High School. Central High School. Lancaster— Girls’ High School. Boys’ High School. Northeast Manual High School. Girls’ High School. Southern Manual High School. Lansdale—High School. West Philadelphia (Boys) High School. Lansdowne—High School. West Philadelphia High School. Lansford—High School. William Penn High School. Larksville—High School. Phillipsburg—High School. Latrobe—High School. Phoenixville—High School. Lebanon—High School. Pittsburgh— Leechburg—High School. Allegheny High School. Lemont Furnace—North Union Township High Fifth Avenue High School. School. High School. Lewisburg—High School. Peabody High School. Lewistown—High School. Pittsburgh Central High School. Lititz—High School. South High School. Llanerch—Haverford Township High School. Pittston— Lock Haven—High School. High School. Lykens—High School. West Pittston High School. McDonald—High School. Port Allegany—High School. McKeesport—High School. Pottstown—High School. Mahanoy City—High School. Pottsville—High School. Manheim—High School. Punxsutawney—High School. Mansfield—High School. Reading- Marienville—Jenks Township High School. Boys’ High School. Mauch Chunk—High School. Girls’ High School. Meadville—High School. Red Lion—High School. Mechanicsbur'g—High School. Reedsville—Brown Township High School. Media—High School. Renovo—High School. Mercer—High School. Ridgway—High School. Meyersdale—High School. Ridley Park—High School. Middletown—High School. Rochester—High School. Mifflintown—High School. Royersford—High School. , 64 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

St. Marys—High School. Troy—High School. Sayre—High School. Tunkhannock—High School. Scottdale—High School. Tyrone—High School. Scranton— Union City—High School* High School. Uniontown—High School. Technical High School. VandergrifL-High School. Sewickley—High School. Wanamie—Newport Township High School. Sharon—High School. Warren—High School. Sheffield—High School. Washington— Shenandoah—High School. East Washington High School. Shamokin—High School. High School. Shippensburg—High School. Waterford—High School (Joint). Slatington—High School. Wayne—Radnor High School (Township). Smethport—High School. Waynesboro—High School. South Bethlehem—High School. Waynesburg—High School. Somerset—High School. Wellsboro—High School. Spring City—High School. West Chester—High School. State College—High School. Westfield—High School. Steelton—High School. Wilkes-Barre—High School. Stroudsburg—High School. Wilkinsburg—High School. Sunbury—High School. Williamsport— Susquehanna—High School. High School. Swarthmore—High School. South Williamsport High School. Swissvale— Williamstown—High School. High School. Windber—High School. Park High School. Woodlawn—High School. Tamaqua—High School. Yeagertown—Derry Township High School. 1 arenturn—High School. York—High School. Tidioute—High School. Youngsville—High School. Titusville—High School. Zelienopie—High School. Towanda—High School.

Private or secondary schools in Pennsylvania whose work is accepted by the University of Pennsylvania (May 23,1914.) “The placing of a school on this accredited list does not mean that we certify to the standing of the school in al subjects. Each application for admission upon school record is acted upon individually, and a student may be admitted without examination in certain subjects and may take entrance exami¬ nations in other subjects in which his grades have not been sufficiently high to warrant his exemption from examination. ” (Letter from Dean A. H. Quinn, May 23,1914.) Units. Admission requirement. 14| Prescribed units: English... 3 Mathematics. 2J History. 1 Two foreign languages.1 4—7 Electives. 4—1 Alleghany—Alleghany Preparatory School. Kingston— Wyoming Seminary. Allentown—Allentown Preparatory School. Lancaster— Annville—Lebanon Valley Academy. Franklin and Marshall Academy. Bryn Athyn—Academy of the New Church. Yeates School. Carlisle— Conway Hall. Lansford—Lansford School. Bellefonte—B ellefonte Academy. Lewisburg—Bucknell Academy, Bucknell Uni¬ Bethlehem— versity. Bethlehem Preparatory School. Lewistown—Lewistown Preparatory School. Moravian Parochial School. Mercersburg—Mercersburg Academy. Chester—Pennsylvania Military College. Mount Pleasant— Western Pennsylvania Classical Easton—Easton Academy. and Scientific Institute. Factoryville—Keystone Academy. Myerstown—Albright Preparatory School. Freeland—Mining and Mechanics Institute. New Bloomfield—New Bloomfield Academy. George School—George School. Pennsburg—Perkiomen Seminary. Gettysburg— Gettysburg Academy (Stevens Hall). Philadelphia— Greensburg—Greensburg Seminary. Brown Preparatory School. Harrisburg—Harrisburg Academy. Chestnut Hill Academy. Jenkintown—Abington Friends’ School. De Lancey School. Kennett Square— Cedarcroft School. Episcopal Academy.

1 If Latin is offered, 4 units must be presented; if Greek, 3 units. STATE LISTS. 65

Philadelphian-Continued. Reading—Schuylkill Seminary. Friends’ Central School. Saltsburg— Kiskiminetas Springs School. Friends’ Select School. Scranton— Germantown Academy. Lackawanna School. Germantown Friends’ School. St. Thomas Aquinas College. La Salle College. Swarthmore—Swarthmore Preparatory School. John F. Maher Preparatory School. Villa Nova— Villa Nova Preparatory. St. Joseph’s College High School. Wayne—St. Luke’s School. Temple University Preparatory School. West Chester— William Penn Charter School. Friends’ Graded School. Phillips Brooks School. Villa Maria. Pittsburgh— Westtown— Westtown Boarding School. Duquesne University High School. Wilkes-Barre—Harry Hillman Academy. East Liberty Academy. Williamsport— Williamsport Dickinson Seminary. Shady Side Academy. York—York County Academy. Pottstown— The Hill School.

RHODE ISLAND.

Approved by the Rhode Island State Board of Education, June, 1914.

For approval, schools must maintain at least 38 weeks in each school year; must employ three or more teachers; must have a course of study covering a minimum of 14§ units, and must have adequate laboratory and library equipment. Ashaway—Hopkinton High School. Providence—Continued. Barrington Center—Barrington High School. Cranston High School. Block Island—High School. English High School. Bristol—High School. Hope Street High School. Central Falls—High School. Technical High School. East Providence—High School. River Point—Warwick High School. Hope Valley—High School. Valley Falls—Cumberland High School. Newport—Rogers High School. Wakefield—South Kingston High School. Pascoag—Burrillville High School. Warren—High School. Pawtucket—High School. Westerly—High School. Providence- Wickford—North Kingston High School. Classical High School. Woonsocket—High School.

SOUTH CAROLINA.

Schools accredited by the University of South Carolina, November, 1914.

Admission to regular freshman standing at the university is on 10 high-school units, and the university maintains a list of “approved” schools giving acceptably that amount of work. The “accredited” schools listed below, however, are schools giving acceptably units, and their graduates are admitted to advanced standing at the university. Anderson—High School. Honea Path—High School. Bamberg—High School. Johnston—High School. Batesburg—High School. Latta—High School. Bennettsville—High School. Leesville—High School. Blacksburg—High School. Marion—High School. Central—High School. Mullins—High School. Charleston- Ninety Six—High School. High School. North Augusta—High School. Memminger High School. Spartanburg— Porter Military Academy. Hastoc High School. Clio—High School. Wofford Fitting School. Darlington—High School. St. Matthews—High School. Denmark—High School. Summerville—High School. Dillon—High School. Sumter—High School. Fairforest—High School. Winnsboro—High School. Florence—High School. Woodruff—High School. Greenwood— Bailey Military Institute. High School. 75087°—15-5 66 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

SOUTH DAKOTA.

No list of approved or accredited high schools is published by the State education department or by the State University of South Dakota. A list of South Dakota schools accredited by the North Central Asso¬ ciation of Colleges and Secondary Schools is given on page 92.

TENNESSEE.

Schools “fully accredited” by the University of Tennessee, May, 1914. Units. ... 14 Prescribed units: English ... 3 Mathematics ... 2* Foreign language ... 4 Electives ... 4* Ashland City—Cheatham County High School. Madisonville—High School. Athens—McMinn County High School. Martin—Me Perrin Training School. Bell Buckle— Webb School. Memphis— Bolivar—High School. City High School. Brownsville—Haywood County High School. Higbee School. Brunswick—Bolton College. St. Mary’s School. Cedar Hill—Cedar Hill Institute. University School. Chattanooga- Shelby County High School. Central High School. McMinnville—City High School. City High School. Milan—High School. Girls’ Preparatory School. Murfreesboro—High School. The Me Callie School. Nashville— University School. Boscobel College. Chucky— Wesleyan Academy. Bowen School. Clarksville—Montgomery County High School. Duncan Preparatory School. Columbia— Hume-Fogg High School. Columbia Institute. Montgomery-Bell Academy. Maury County High School. Nashville Bible School. Military Academy. University School. Concord—Farragut High School. Ward-Belmont Seminary. Covington—Byars-Hall High School. Paris—E. W. Grove High School. Cumberland Gap—Lincoln-Memorial University. Park City—High School. Dayton—High School. Pleasant Hill—Academy. Dyer—West Tennessee College. Pulaski- Dyersburg—High School. High School. Fayetteville— Martin College. Lincoln County High School. Massey School. Morgan School. Ripley—High School. Fountain City—Knox County High School. Sale Creek—High School. Franklin- Savannah—Savannah Institute. High School. Sewanee—Military Academy. Peoples School. Shelby ville— Gallatin—Hawkins School. Brandon Training School. Grandview—Grandview Institute. Dixon Academy. Greenfield— Training School. Soddy—Hamilton County High School. Hixson—Hamilton County High School. Somerville—High School. Humboldt—High School. Sparta—High School. Huntingdon—Industrial and Training School. Spencer—Burritt College. Jackson—City High School. Springfield—Peoples and Tucker School. Jasper—Marion County High School. Spring Hill—Branham and Hughes School. Johnson City—Washington County High School. Sweetwater— Tennessee Military Institute. Kimberlin Heights—Johnson Academy. Trenton— Knoxville—City High School. Peabody High School. Lawrenceburg—Lawrence County High School. Training School. Lebanon— Castle Heights School. Tullahoma— Fitzgerald and Clarke School. Lenoir City—High School. Tyner—Hamilton County High School. Lewisburg—Price- Webb School. Union City— Lynnville—Robert B. Jones High School. City High School. McKenzie— McTyeire School. Training School. STATE LISTS, 67

TEXAS.

Schools of “ Group I” affiliated with the University of Texas, June 10,1914. Units. Admission requirements ... 14 Prescribed units: English .-. 3 Mathematics History Electives CO 5

Abilene—High School. Galveston—Ball High School. Alice—High School. Garland—High School. Amarillo—High School. Gatesville—High School. Austin— Georgetown—High School. Academy. Giddings—High School. High School. Gonzales—High School. Kelley School. Graham—High School. Kenilworth Hall. Greenville—High School. St. Mary's Academy. Hamilton—High School. University Preparatory School. Henderson—High School. Whitis School. Hereford—High School. Ballinger—High School. Hico—High School. Beaumont—High School. Hillsboro—High School. Beeville—High School. Honey Grove—High School. Belton—High School. Houston— Big Spring—High School. High School. Bonham—High School. Houston Heights High School. Bowie—High School. Hubbard—High School. Brady—High School. Huntsville—High School. Brenham— Itasca—High School. Blinn Memorial College. Kaufman—High School. High School. Kerrville—High School. Brownwood—High School. Lagrange—High School. Bryan— Lampasas—High School. Allen Academy. Laredo—High School. High School. Llano—High School. Caldwell—High School. Longview—High School. Calvert—High School. Lubbock—High School. Cameron—High School. Lufkin—High School. Canyon—High School. Mansfield—High School. Cisco— Marlin—High School. Britton’s Training School. Marshall—High School. High School. Mart—High School. Clarksville—High School. McGregor—High School. Cleburne—High School. McKinney—High School. Coleman—High School. Meridian— College. Colorado—High School. Mexia—High School. Comanche—High School. Midland—High School. Corsicana—High School. Mineral Wells—High School. Corpus Christi—High School. Mineola—High School. Crockett—High School. Nacogdoches—High School. Cuero—John C. French High School. Navasota—High School. Dalhart—High School. Orange—High School. Dallas— Palestine—High School. The Hardin School for Boys Paris—High School. High School. Pittsburg—High School. Oak Cliff High School. Plain view—High School. The Terrill School. Port Arthur—High School. Del Rio—High School. Quanah—High School. Denison—High School. Rockdale—High School. Denton—High School. San Angelo—High School. Dublin—High School. San Antonio— El Paso—High School. Academy of Our Lady of the Lake. Ennis—High School. High School. Fort Worth- Marshall Training School. High School. San Antonio Academy. North Fort Worth High School. West Texas Military Academy. Gainesville—High School. San Benito—High School. 68 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

San Marcos— Terrell—High School. Baptist Academy. Texarkana—High School. Coronal Institute. Tyler—High School. High School. Uvalde—High School. Seguin—High School. Victoria—High School. Sherman—High School. Waco—High School. Smithville—High School. Waxahachie—High School. Stamford—High School. Weatherford—High School. Sulphur Springs—High School. Wichita Tails—High School. Sweetwater—High School. Winnsboro—High School. Taylor—High School. Yoakum—High School. Temple—High School.

Public high schools, in addition to those of “Group I” affiliated with the University of Texas, listed as “Class I” by the State Department of Education, September, 1913.

Schools of Class I must have not fewer than three teachers; a school term of at least eight scholastic months; a course of study in which 17f units are required for graduation (a unit being defined as five recitations per week in a subject, each recitation being 35 to 40 minutes in length) and the subject being pursued for at least 36 weeks); laboratory apparatus sufficient to offer at least 2\ units in high-school sciences. Alvarado—High School. Granger—High School. Alvin—High School. Grapevine—High School. Angleton—High School. Groveton—High School. Anson—High School. Hallettsville—High School. Arlington—High School. Hamlin—High School. Atlanta—High School. Handley—High School. Baird—High School. Haskell—High School. Bartlett—High School. Henrietta—High School. Bastrop—High School. Jacksboro—High School. Bay City—High School. Jacksonville—High School. Belleville—High School. Jourdanton—High School. Bracketville—High School. Kerens—High School. Bridgeport—High School. Killeen—High School. Brownsville—High School. Kingsville—High School. Burnet—High School... Kyle—High School. Carthage—High School. Ladonia—High School. Celeste—High School. Lancaster—High School. Center—High School. Lewisville—High School. Childress—High School. Livingston—High School. Clarendon—High School. Lockhart—High School. Columbus—High School.. Madisonville—High School. Commerce—High School. Marble Falls—High School. Conroe—High School. Memphis—High School. Cooper—High School. Merkel—High School. Cotulla—High School. Midlothian—High School. Decatur—High School. Mount Pleasant—High School. De Leon—High School. New Braunfels—High School. Devine—High School. Odessa—High School. Eagle Lake—High School. Ozona—High School. Eagle Pass—High School. Paducah—High School. Edna—High School. Palacios—High School. El Campo—High School. Pearsall—High School. Elgin—High School. Pecos—High School. Falfurrias—High School. Pilot Point—High School. Farmersville—High School. Polytechnicr—Polytechnic Heights High School. Ferris—High School. Port Lavaca—High School. Floresville—High School. Rising Sun—High School. Floydada—High School. Rosebud—High School. Forney—High School. Rosenberg—High School Franklin—High School. Royse—High School. Fredericksburg—High School. Runge—High School. Garrison—High School. Sabinal—High School. Gilmer—High School. San Augustine—High School. Gorman—High School. Sanger—High School. Granbury—High School. San Saba—High School. Grand Prairie—High School. Santa Anna—High School. Grandview—High School. Seymour—High School. STATE LISTS. 69

Snyder—High School. Vernon—High School. Sour Lake—High School. West—High School. South Park—High School. Whitney—High School. Stephenville—High School. Wills Point—High School. Teague—High School. Winters—High School. Tulia—High School. Wortham—High School. Van Alystine—High School. Wylie—High School.

UTAH.

The high schools of Utah have not been formally accredited by the University of Utah. President Kings bury states, however, that the university accepts students from the two following high schools, “feeling assured that the work in these schools has been well done.” Ogden—High School. | Salt Lake City—High School. Regarding the schools listed below, the president states: “The university accepts students from them with a feeling that in most instances the work is well done, but with an understanding that the students are in the university on probation.” Units. Admission requirements. 15 Prescribed units: English. 3 Mathematics. 2 History. 1 Electives. 9 American Fork—High School. Nephi—High School. Beaver—Murdock Academy. Ogden— Weber Academy. Bountiful—High School. Park City—High School. Brigham—High School. Payson—High School. Cedar City—Branch Normal School. Pleasant Grove—High School. Ephraim—Snow Academy. Richfield—High School. Eureka—High School. Salt Lake City— Fillmore—Millard County High School. All Hallows College. Heber—High School. Granite High School. Lehi—High School. Latter Day Saints High School. Logan—Brigham Young Collegiate High Rowland Hall. Manti—High School. Salt Lake Collegiate Institute. Mount Pleasant— Sandy—Jordan High School. High School. Spanish Fork—High School. Wasatch Academy. Springville—High School.

VERMONT.

Schools listed as “first class” by the State Board of Education of Vermont, May 25,1914. For a school of the first class at least two teachers are necessary and the time for recitation must be not less than 40 minutes for classes of 10 or more and not less than 30 minutes for classes of less than 10. Bakersfield—Brigham Academy. Fairfax—Bellows Free Academy. Barre— Fair Haven—High School. High School. Franklin—High School. Goddard Seminary. Hardwick—High School. Barton—High School. Highgate Center—High School. Bellows Falls—High School. Hinesburg—High School. Bennington—High School. Hyde Park—High School. Bethel—High School. Island Pond—High School. Bradford—High School. Jericho Center—High School. Brandon—High School. Johnson—High School. Brattleboro—High School. Ludlow—High School. Bristol—High School. Lyndon Center—Lyndon Institute. Burlington- Mclndoe Falls—Mclndoes Academy. High School. Manchester—Burr and Burton Seminary. St. Mary’s Academy. Middlebury—High School. Canaan—High School. Montpelier— Chelsea—High School. High School. Chester—High School. Montpelier Seminary. Danville—High School. Morrisville—High School. Derby—Derby Academy. Newbury—High School. Enosburg Falls—High School. New Haven—High School. Essex Junction—High School. Newport—High School. 70 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

North Bennington—High School. Springfield—High School. North Craftsbury—Craftsbury Academy. Stowe—High School. Northfield—High School. S want on— North Troy—High School. High School. Orleans—High School. St. Ann’s Academy. Peacham— Caledonia County Grammar School. Thetford— Thetford Academy. Pittsford—High School. Townshend—Leland and Gray Seminary. Poultney— Troy Conference Academy. Vergennes—High School. Proctor—High School. Waterbury—High School. Randolph—High School. Wells River—High School. Richford—High School. West Rutland—High School. Richmond—High School. White River Junction—High School. Rochester—High School. Wilmington—High School. Rutland—High School. Windsor—High School. St. Albans—High School. Winooski— St. Johnsbury—St. Johnsbury Academy. High School. Saxtons River— Vermont Academy. St. Michael’s Institute. South Royalton—High School. Woodstock—High School.

VIRGINIA.

Accredited by the University of Virginia for 1914-15. Units. Admission requirements. ...14 Prescribed units: English. ... 3 Mathematics. ... 24 History.. ... 1 Latin...... 4 Electives...... 34

Abingdon—High School. Dublin—Institute. Accomac—High School. East Stone Gap—High Schooi. Alexandria— Elk Creek—High School. City High School. Emporia—High School. Episcopal High School.1 Farmville—High School. Amelia—High School. Fincastle—High School. Appomattox—Agricultural High School. Forest Depot—New London Academy. Bedford City- Fort Defiance—Augusta Military Academy. High School. Fork Union—Academy. Randolph-Macon Academy.1 Franklin—High School. Big Stone Gap—High School. Franktown—Franktown-Nassawadox High School. Blacksburg—High School. Fredericksburg—High School. Blackstone— Front Royal— Academy. High School. High School. Randolph-Macon Academy.1 Bristol—High School. Galax—High School. Buchanan—High School. Gate City—Shoemaker High School. Buena Vista—High School. Graham—High School. Burkeville—High School. Hampton—High School. Cape Charles—High School. Harrisonburg—High School. Charlotte—High School. Highland Springs—High School. Charlottesville— Lawrenceville—High School. High School. Lebanon—High School. Jefferson School. Leesburg—High School. Chase City—High School. Lexington—High School. Chester—Agricultural High School. Lincoln—High School. Christiansburg—High School. Louisa—High School. Churchland—High School. Luray—High School. Clifton Forge—High School. Lynchburg—High School. Cluster Springs—Academy. Manassas—Agricultural High School. Covington—High School. Martinsville—High School. Crewe—High School. Middletown— Danville— High School. High School. Miller School. The Danville School.1 Monterey—High School. Dayton—Shenandoah Collegiate Institute. Morrisville—High School. Driver—High School. Newport News—High School.

1 Accredited also by the Virginia Commission on Accredited Schools. STATE LISTS. 71

Norfolk— Smithfield—High School. Academy.1 South Boston—High School. Lafayette High. School. South Hill—High School. Maury High School. South Norfolk—High School. Norton—High School. Staunton— Oceana—High School. High School. Onancock—High School. Military Academy. Orange—High School. Strasburg—High School. Palmyra—High School. Suffolk—Jefferson High School. Pearisburg—High School. Tazewell—High School. Petersburg—High School. Toano—High School. Pocahontas—High School. Turbeville—Agricultural High School. Portsmouth— Wakefield—High School. Deep Creek High School. Warrenton— High School. High School. Western Branch High School. Stuyvesant School. Pulaski—High School. Waverly—High School. Radford—High School. Waynesboro—Fishburne Military Academy. Reedville—High School. Whaleyville—High School. Ricblands—High School. White Stone—High School. Richmond— Wicomico—High School. Academy. Winchester— Barton Heights High School. High School. The Chamberlayne School. Shenandoah Valley Academy.1 Highland Park High School. Woodberry Forest—School.1 John Marshall High School. Woodlawn—High School. McGuire’s University School.1 Woodstock— Roanoke—High School. High School. Rural Retreat—High School. Massanutten Academy.1 Salem—High School. Wytheville—High School. Scottsville—High School.

“ First Grade” secondary schools, in addition to those accredited by the University of Virginia, accredited by the State board of education, for 1914.

In order to be rated as “First Grade” a school must require 16 units for graduation, distributed as follows:

Units. English. ... 4 Mathematics. ... 3 History ... 2 Science ... 2 Electives ... 5 Albemarle—Miller Manual Training School. Kinsale—High School. Amherst—High School. Lawrenceville—St. Paul Normal and Industrial In¬ Armstrong—High School. stitute {colored). Blackstone—Female Institute. Lynchburg— Virginia Theological Seminary and Botecourt—High School. College. Burkeville—Ingleside Seminary. Marion—High School. Chase City— Manassas— Southside Female Institute. Eastern College. Thyne Institute {colored). Industrial Institute {colored). Chatham—Episcopal Institute. New Castle—High School. Cheriton—High School. Palmyra—N ormal. Chincoteague—High School. Parksley—High School. Courtland—High School. Richmond—Hartshorn Memorial College. Danville—Randolph -Macon Institute. Roanoke—Institute. Disputanta—High School. Staunton—Stuart Hall. Edinburg—High School. Stony Creek—High School. Grundy—High Schools Sussex—High School. Hayes Store—High School. Unionville—High School. Houston—High School. Williamsburg—Female Institute. Jarratt—High School. Winchester—Fort Loudoun Seminary.

Accredited also by the Virginia Commission on Accredited Schools. Accredited subject to inspection. 72 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

WASHINGTON.

Accredited by the State board of education and the University of Washington, May, 1914.

Units. Admission requirements. 15 Prescribed units: English. 3 Mathematics. 2\ Foreign language. 2~ Science.. 1 History. 1 Electives. 5i

Aberdeen—High School. Lind—High School. Anacortes—High School. Lynden—High School. Arlington—High School. Mabton—High School. Asotin—High School. Marysville—High School. Auburn—High School. Monroe—High School. Bellingham (North)—High School. Montesano—High School. Bellingham (South)—High School. Mount Vernon—High School. Blaine—High School. Newport—High School. Bothwell—High School. North Yakima—High School. Bremerton-Charleston—High School. Oakesdale—High School. Buckley—High School. Odessa—High School. Burlington—Union High School. Olympia—High School. Burton—Union High School. Outlook—High School. Camas—High School. Palouse—High School. Cashmere—High School. Pasco—High School. Castle Bock—High School. Pomeroy—High School. Centralia—High School. Port Angeles—High School. Chehalis—High School. Port Townsend—High School. Chelan—High School. Prosser—High School. Cheney—High School. Pullman—High School. Chewelah—High School. Puyallup—High School. Clarkston—High School. Raymond—High School. Cle Elum—High School. Reardan—High School. Colfax—High School. Renton—High School. Colville—High School. Richland—High School. Coupeville—High School. Ridgeville—High School. Creston—High School. Ritzville—High School. Davenport—High School. Rosalia—High School. Dayton—High School. Roslyn—High School. Deer Park—High School. Seattle— Edmonds—High School. Adelphia College (Academic Department). Ellensburg—High School. Ballard High School. Elrna—High School. Broadway High School. Endicott—High School. Franklin High School. Enumclaw—High School. Holy Names Academy. Everett—High School. Lincoln High School. Fairfield—High School. Queen Anne High School. Femdale—High School. St. Nicholas School. Friday Harbor—High School. Seattle Seminary. Garfield—High School. West Seattle High School. Goldendale—High School. Sedro Woolley—High School. Grandview—High School. Selah—High School. Granite Falls—High School. Shelton—High School. Harrington—High School. Snohomish—High School. Hillyard—High School. South Bend—High School. Hoquiam—High School. Spokane— Juneau (Alaska)—High School. Brunot Hall. Kalama—High School. Holy Names Academy. Kelso—High School. Lewis and Clark High School. Kennewick—High School. North Central High School. Kent—High School. Sprague—High School. Kirkland—High School. Stanwood—High School. Kittitas—High School. Stevenson—High School. La Conner—High School. Sultan—Union High School. Latah—High School. Sumas—High School. Lebam—High School. Sumner—High School. STATE LISTS, IS

Sunnyside—High School. Walla Walla- Tacoma— High School. Annie Wright Seminary. St. Paul’s Academy. Stadium High School. Walla Walla College A cademy. University of Puget Sound (Preparatory De¬ Wapato—High School. partment’. Waterville—High School. Whitworth College Academy. Wenatchee—High School. Tekoa—High School. White Salmon—High School. Tenino—High School. Wilbur—High School. Toppenish—High School. Winlock—High School. Vancouver—High School. Winslow—High School. Vashon—High School. Woodland—High School. Waitsburg—High School.

WEST VIRGINIA.

“First-class” secondary schools approved by the Department of Free Schools of West Virginia and accredited by West Virginia University, October, 1914. Units Admission requirements. 15 Prescribed units: English. 3 Latin. 2 Mathematics.*. 2 Science. 1 History. 1 Electives. 6 Academy—High School. Lewisburg—Seminary. Athens—State Normal School. Mannington—High School. Barboursville—Morris-Harvey College, Preparatory Martinsburg—High School. School. Middlebourne—High School. Beckley—Institute, High School Department. Montgomery—State Preparatory School. Berkeley Springs—High School. Morgantown—High School. Bethany—College, Preparatory School. Moundsville—High School. Bluefield—High School. Mount Hope—High School. Bridgeport—High School. New Cumberland—High School. Buckhannon— New Martinsville—Magnolia High School. High School. Oak Hill—High School. Wesleyan College, Preparatory School. Parkersburg— Cairo—High School. High School. Cameron—High School. High School (Colored). Ceredo—High School. Parsons—High School. Charleston- Philippi—Broaddus Institute, Preparatory School. High School. Piedmont—High School. High School!Colored). Ravenswood—High School. Charles Town—High School. Ronceverte—High School. Chester—High School. St. Marys—High School. Clarksburg—High School. Salem— Davis—High School. College, Preparatory School. Edgington—High School. High School. Elkins- Shepherdstown—State Preparatory School. High School. Shinnston—High School. Davis-Elkins College, Preparatory School. Sistersville—High School. Fairmont— Spencer—High School. High School. Sutton—High School. State Normal School. Terra Alta—High School. Flemington—High School. Thomas—High School. Glenville—State Normal School. Welch—High School. Grafton—High School. Wellsburg—High School. Hinton—High School. West Liberty—State Normal School. Huntington— Weston—High School. High School. Wheeling- State Normal School. High School. Keyser— Lindsly Institute. High School. Williamson—High School. State Preparatory School. Williamstown—High School. Kingwood—High School. 74 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

WISCONSIN.

Accredited by tbe University of Wisconsin, June 1,1914. Units. Admission requirements... . 14 Prescribed units: English. . 2 Mathematics... . 2 Foreign language... . 2 Electives. . 8 Abbotsford—High School. Columbus—High School. Albany—High School. Crandon—High School. Algoma—High School. Cuba—High School. Alma—High School. Cumberland—High School. Almond—High School. Darien—High School. Altoona—St. Mary’s Boarding and High School. Darlington—High School. Amery—High School. Deerfield—High School. Amherst—High School. De Forest—High School. Antigo—High School. Delafield—St. John’s Military Academy. Appleton—High School. Delavan—High School. Arcadia—High School. De Pere—High School. Arena—High School. Dodgeville—High School. Argyle—High School. Durand—High School. Ashland- Eagle River—High School. High School. East Troy—High School. Northland Academy. Eau Claire—High School. Athens—High School. Edgar—High School. Augusta—High School. Edgerton—High School. Baldwin—High School. Elkhorn—High School. Bangor—High School. Ellsworth—High School. Baraboo—High School. Elroy—High School. Barron—High School. Endeavor—Endeavor Academy. Bayfield—High School. Evansville— Beaver Dam— Evansville Seminary. High School. High School. Wayland Academy. Fairchild—High School. Belleville—High School. Fennimore—High School. Belmont—High School. Fifield—High School. Beloit—High School. Florence—High School. Berlin—High School. Fond du Lac— Black Earth—High School. Grafton Hall. Black River Falls—High School. High School. Blair—High School. St. Mary’s Springs Academy. Blanchardville—High School. Fort Atkinson—High School. Bloomer—High School. Fountain City—High School. Bloomington—High School. Fox Lake—High School. Blue River—High School. Frederic—High School. Boscobel—High School. Galesville—High School. Brandon—High School. Genoa Junction—High School. Brillion—High School. Gillett—High School. Brodhead—High School. Glenbeulah—High School. Brooklyn—High School. Glenwood City—High School. Burlington—High School. Goodman—High School. Cadott—High School. Grand Rapids—High School. Cambria—High School. Grantsburg—High School. Cambridge—High School. Green Bay (East)—High School. Cashton—High School. Green Bay (West)— Cassville—High School. High School. Cedarburg—High School. St. Joseph’s Academy. Cedar Grove— Wisconsin Memorial Academy. Green Lake—High School. Chetek—High School. Greenwood—High School. Chilton—High School. Hammond—High School. Chippewa Falls— Hancock—High School. High School. Hartford—High School. McDonell Memorial High School. Hayward—High School. Clinton—High School. Hazel Green—High School. Clintonville—High School. Highland—High School. Cobb—High School. Hillsboro—High School. Colby—High School. Hillside—Hillside Home School. STATE LISTS. 75

Hixton—High School. Mineral Point—High School. Horicon—High School. Minocqua—High School. Hudson- Mondovi—High School. High School. Monroe—High School. Galahad, a School for Boys. Montello—High School. Humbird—High School. Montfort—High School. Hurley—High School. Mount Horeb—High School. Independence—High School. Mukwonago—High School. Iola—High School. Muscoda—High School. Iron River—High School. Necedah—High School. Janesville—High School. Neenah—High School. Jefferson—High School. Neillsville—High School. Juneau—High School. New Holstein—High School. Kaukauna—High School. New Lisbon—High School. Kendall—High School. New London—High School. Kenosha—High School. New Richmond—High School. Kewaunee—High School. North Fond du Lac—High School. Kewaskum—High School. Oakfield—High School. Kiel—High School. Oconomowoc—High School. Kilbourn—High School. Oconto—High School. La Crosse—High School. Oconto Falls—High School. Ladysmith—High School. Omro—High School. La Farge—High School. Onalaska—High School. Lake Geneva—High School. Oregon—High School. Lake Mills—High School. Osceola—High School. Lancaster—High School. Oshkosh—High School. Linden—High School. Palmyra—High School. Little Chute—High School. Pardeeville—High School. Livingston—High School. Park Falls—High School. Lodi—High School. Pepin—High School. Lone Rock—High School. Peshtigo—High School. Loyal—High School. Pewaukee—High School. Madison— Phillips—High School. High School. Plainfield—High School. Sacred Heart Academy. Platteville—High School. The Wisconsin High School. Plymouth—High School. Manawa—High School. Portage—High School. Manitowoc—High School. Port Washington—High School. Marinette—High School. Poynette—High School. ^ Marion—High School. Prairie du Chien— Markesan—High School. High School. Marshall—High School. St. Mary’s Academy. Marshfield—HigKSchool. Prairie du Sac—High School. Mattoon—High School. Prentice—High School. Mauston—High School. Prescott—High School. Mayville—High School. Princeton—High School. Mazomanie—High School. Racine— Medford—High School. College Grammar School. Mellen—High School. High School. Menasha—High School. St. Catherine’s Academy. Menomonee Falls—High School. Randolph—High School. Menomonie—High School. Redgranite—High School. Merrill—High School. Reedsburg—High School. Merrillan—High School. Reeseville—High School. Middleton—High School. Rhinelander—High School. Milton— Rib Lake—High School. High School. Rice Lake—High School. Milton College Academy. Richland Center—High School. Milton Junction—High School. Rio—High School. Milwaukee— Ripon—High School. East Division High School. River Falls—High School. German-English Academy. Roberts—High School. Milwauk ee-D owner Seminary. Rosendale—High School. North Division High School. St. Croix Falls—High School. Our Lady of Mercy High School. St. Francis—Bio Nono College (High School Course). South Division High School. Sauk City—High School. St. John's Cathedral School. Seneca—High School. W est. Division High School. Seymour—High School. 76 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Sharon—High School. Viroqua—High School. Shawano—High School. Wabeno—High School. Sheboygan—High School. Waldo—High School. Sheboygan Falls—High School. Walworth—High School. Shell Lake—High School. Washburn—High School. Shiocton—High School. Waterford—High School. Shullsburg—High School. Waterloo—High School. Sinsinawa—St. Clara Academy. Watertown—High School. Soldiers Grove—High School. Waukesha—High School. South Milwaukee—High School. Waunakee—High School. Sparta—High School. Waupaca—High School. Spooner—High School. Waupun—High School. Spring Green—High School. Wausau—High School. Spring Valley—High School. Wausaukee—High School. Stanley—High School. Wautoma—High School. Stevens Point—High School. Wauwatosa—High School. Stoughton—High School. West Allis—High School. Stratford—High School. West Bend—High School. Sturgeon Bay—High School. Westboro—High School. Sun Prairie—High School. Westby—High School. Superior— West De Pere—High School. High School. Westfield—High School. Nelson-Dewey High School. West Salem—High School. Thorp—High School. Weyauwega—High School. Tigerton—High School. Whitehall—High School. Tomah—High School. Whitewater—High School. Tomahawk—High School. Wild Rose—High School. Trempealeau—High School. Wilmot—High School. Two Rivers—High School. Wilton—High School. Union Grove—High School. Winneconne—High School. Unity—High School. Wittenberg—High School. Verona—High School. Wonewoc—High School. Viola—High School. WYOMING-.

Accredited by the University of Wyoming, May, 1914. Units. Admission requirements .... 14 Prescribed units: English ... 3 Mathematics ... 2 Foreign language ... 2 Electives ... 7

Basin—High School. Kemmerer—High School. Buffalo—High School. Lander—High School. Casper—High School. Laramie—High School. Cheyenne—High School. Newcastle—High School. Cody—High School. Rawlins—High School. Douglas—High School. Rock Springs—High School. Evanston—High School. Sheridan—High School. Green River—High School. Wheatland—High School.

PART II.—LISTS OF ACCREDITING ASSOCIATIONS.

The Commission on Accredited Schools of the Southern States, of the Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Southern States.

The minimum standard for accrediting shall be: (a) No school shall be accredited which does not require for graduation the completion of a four-year high- school course of study embracing 14 emits as defined by this association. A emit represents a year’s study n any subject in a secondary school, constituting approximately a quarter of a full year’s work. More than 20 periods per week should be discouraged. LISTS OF ACCREDITING ASSOCIATIONS. 77

(6) The minimum scholastic attainment of three-fourths of all secondary school teachers of academic subjects in any accredited school on the southern list shall be equivalent to graduation from a college belong¬ ing to the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States, or'a college approved by the commission. It is strongly advised that this attainment include, or be supplemented by, special study of the content and pedagogy of the subject taught. (c) The number of daily periods of class instruction given by any teacher should not exceed five periods per day; and the commission will scrutinize with extreme care any school in which instructors teach as many as six daily periods. (d) The laboratory and library facilities shall be adequate for the needs of instruction in the courses taught. (e) The location and construction of the buildings, the lighting, heating, and ventilation of the rooms, the nature of the lavatories, corridors, water supply, school furniture, apparatus, and methods of cleaning shall be such as to insure hygienic conditions for both pupils and teachers. (/) The efficiency of instruction, the acquired habits of thought and speech, the general intellectual and moral tone of a school are paramount factors and, therefore, only schools which rank well in these particulars, as evidenced by rigid, thoroughgoing, sympathetic inspection, shall be considered eligible for the list. (;g) The commission will decline to consider any school whose teaching force consists of fewer than three teachers of academic subjects giving their full time to high-school instruction. When local conditions warrant the introduction of the so-called vocational subjects, such as agriculture, manual training, house¬ hold arts, and commercial subjects, the commission will hold that a sufficient number of teachers must be added to provide adequately for such instruction. * * * Hi Hi H= * (i) All schools whose records show an excessive number of pupils per teacher, as based on the average number belonging, even though they may technically meet all other requirements, will be rejecced. The association recognizes 30 as maximum. Schools accredited for the year 1913-14. ALABAMA.

Andalusia—High School. Huntsville—High School. Athens—Greene University School. Mobile- Birmingham- High School. Central High School. University Military School. Howard Academy. Montgomery—Sidney Lanier High School. Centerville—Bibb County High School. New Decatur—High School. Daphne—State Normal School. Rogersville—Lauderdale County High School. Decatur—High School. Selma—High School. Dothan—High School. Talladega—High School. Ensley—High School. Tuscaloosa—High School. Eufaula—High School. Union Springs—High School. Gadsden—High School. ARKANSAS. Argenta—High School. Paragould—High School. Blytheville—High School. Pine Bluff—High School. Camden—High School. Texarkana—High School. Eureka Springs— Crescent College Academy. Warren—High School. Hot Springs—High School. FLORIDA.

Arcadia—De Soto County High School. Ocala—High School. Bradentown—Manatee County High School. Pensacola—High School. Clearwater—High School. Plant City—High School. Daytona—High School. Quincy—Gadsden County High School. Fort Myers—Gwynne High School. St. Augustine—High School. Gainesville—High School. St. Petersburg—High School. Jacksonville— Sanford—High School. Duval County High School. Seabreeze—Seabreeze-Daytona Beach High School. Florida Military Academy. Tallahassee—Leon High School. Key West—Harris High School. Tampa—Hillsborough County High School. Kissimmee—Osceola County High School. Wauchula—High School. Lakeland—High School. West Palm Beach—High School, Miami—High School, 78 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

GEORGIA.

Athens—High School. Gainesville—Riverside Military Academy. Atlanta— Greensboro—High School. Boys’ High School. Griffin—High School. Girls’ High School. Lagrange—High School. Marist College. Locust Grove—Institute. Peacock-Fleet School. Madison—High School. Augusta— Marietta—High School. Richmond Academy. Milledgeville—Georgia Military College. Tubman High School. Newnan—High School. Barnesville—Gordon Institute. Quitman—High School. Brunswick—Glynn Academy. Rome— Cartersville—High School. Darlington Academy. Cedartown—High School. High School. Columbus—High School. Savannah— College Park—Georgia Military Academy. Benedictine College. Dublin—High School. Chatham Academy. Elberton—High School. Thomaston—R. E. Lee Institute. Fitzgerald—High School. Thomasville—High School. Fort Valley—High School. Valdosta—High School.

KENTUCKY.

Ashland—High School. Ludlow—High School. Bellevue—High School. Lyndon—Kentucky Military Institute. Covington—High School. Maysville—High School. Cynthiana—High School. Mount Sterling—High School. Dayton—High School. Newport—High School. Frankfort—High School. Owensboro—High School. Franklin—High School. Paducah—High School. Georgetown—High School. Richmond—Model High School. Henderson—High School. Stanford—High School. Lexington—High School. Sturgis—High School. Louisville— Boys’ High School. Girls’ High School.

LOUISIANA.

Homer—High School. New Orleans—Isidore Newman Manual Training Houma—Terrebonne High School.' School. Monroe—Ouachita Parish High School. Shreveport—High School.

MISSISSIPPI.

Clarksdale—High School. Laurel—High School. , Greenville—High School. McComb—High School. Greenwood—High School. Natchez—High School. Gulfport—High School. Port Gibson—Chamberlain-Hunt Academy. Jackson—High School.

NORTH CAROLINA.

Asheville— Elizabeth City—High School. Asheville School. Flat Rock—Fleet School. Bingham School. Goldsboro—High School. City High School. Greensboro—High School. St. Genevieve’s College and Academy. Lincolnton—Fassifern School. Charlotte— Raleigh—High School. High School. Warrenton—High School. Horner Military School. Wilmington—High School. Durham— Winston-Salem—City High School. High School. Trinity Park School. LISTS OF ACCREDITING ASSOCIATIONS, 79

SOUTH CAROLINA.

Anderson—High School. Greenwood—High School. Bamberg—High School. Latta—High School. Bennettsville—High School. Marion—High School. Charleston— North Augusta—High School. High School. St. Matthews—High School. Porter Military Academy. Spartanburg— Wofford Fitting School. Darlington—High School. Summerville—High School. Florence—High School. Sumter—High School.

TENNESSEE.

Benton—Polk County High School. Memphis— Chattanooga— City High School. Girls’ Preparatory School. Higbee School. High School. University School. Me Callie School. Nashville— Columbia—Military Academy. Hume-Fogg High School. Concord—Farragut High School. M ontgomery-BellA cademy. Covington—Byars-Hall High School. ‘Pulaski—Massey School. Fayetteville—Morgan School. Sewanee—Sewanee Military Academy. Martin—McFerrin Training School. Tullahoma—Fitzgerald and Clarke School.

TEXAS.

Abilene—High School. Hillsboro—High School. Amarillo—High School. Houston—High School. Austin— Longview—High School. High School. Marlin—High School. Whitis School. Marshall—High School. Beaumont—High School. McGregor—High School. Belton—High School. Nacogdoches—High School. Bonham—High School. Port Arthur—High School. Cameron—High School. Quanah—High School. Corsicana—High School. San Angelo—High School. Cleburne—High School. San Antonio—Academy. Dallas- San Marcos—Baptist Academy. High School. Sherman—High School. Oak Cliff High School. Stamford—High School. Terrill School. Sweetwater—High School. El Paso—High School. Temple—High School. Fort Worth—High School. Terrell—High School. Gainesville—High School. Victoria—High School. Galveston—Ball High School. Waco—High School. Greenville—High School. Waxahachie—High School. Henderson—High School. Wichita Falls—High School.

VIRGINIA.

Alexandria—Episcopal High School. Richmond— Bedford—Randolph-Macon Academy. John Marshall High School. Bristol—High School. McGuire’s University School. Charlottesville—High School. Roanoke—City High School. Danville— The Danville School. South Boston—High School. Front Royal—Randolph-Macon Academy. Staunton— Harrisonburg—High School. High School. Lexington—High School. Stuart Hall. Lynchburg—High School. Suffolk—Jefferson High School. Manassas—Agricultural High School. Winchester—Shenandoah Valley Academy. Norfolk—Maury High School. Woodberry Forest—School. Petersburg—High School. Woodstock—Massanutten Academy. Portsmouth—High School. Wytheville—High School. 80 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

WEST VIRGINIA.

Beckley—Institute. Montgomery—State Preparatory School. Benwood—Union High. School. Morgantown—High School. Bluefield—Beaver High School. Mount Hope—High School. Cairo—High School. New Cumberland—High School. Cameron—High School. New Martinsville—Magnolia High School. Ceredo—Ceredo-Kenova High School Oak Hill—High School. Charleston—High School. Parkersburg—High School. Chester—High School. Piedmont—High School. Clarksburg—High School Philippi—Broaddus Institute. Davis—High School. St. Marys—High School. Elkins—High School. Shinnston—Clay District High School. Fairmount—High School. Spencer—High School. Grafton—High School. Terra Alta—High School. Hillsboro—High School. Thomas—High School. Hinton—High School. Welch—High School. - Huntington—High School. Wellsburg—High School. Keyser— Weston—High School. High School. Wheeling— State Preparatory School. (Edgewood) Tridelphia District High School. Kingwood—High School. High School. Mannington—High School. Williamson—High School. Martinsburg—High School. Williamstown—High School.

New England College Entrance Certificate Board.

Members of the board: Amherst College, Bates College, Boston University, Bowdoin College, Brown University, Colby College, Massachusetts Agricultural College, Middlebury College, Mount Holyoke Col¬ lege, Smith College, Tufts College, University of Vermont, Wellesley College, Wesleyan University, Wil¬ liams College. A school to be approved by the board must— (1) Give satisfactory evidence as to curriculum, staff of teachers, and equipment; (2) Be able to prepare for college according to some one of the recognized plans for entering a college rep¬ resented on the board; ******* (4) Have sent on examination within a period of three years preceding the time oi application at least two students to one or more of the colleges represented on the board. A school when first approved is placed on a trial list. If the record made by its candidates in the colleges represented on the board is satisfactory, it is then placed on the approved list.

Schools approved by the board, May 12,1914.

CONNECTICUT.

Ansonia—High School. New Britain—Public High School. Bridgeport— Courtland School. New Haven—High School. Bristol—High School.1 New London— Central Village—Plainfield High School.1 'Bulkeley School. Clinton—Morgan School. Williams Memorial Institute. Danbury—High School. New Milford—High School.1 Danielson—Killingly High School. Newtown—High School. Derby—High School. Norwalk— East Hartford—High School.1 High School. Greenwich— Hillside School. Academy. Norwalk—High School. High School. Norwalk—Hillside School. Rosemary Hall SchoolI Norwich—Free Academy. Hartford—Public High School. Portland—High School. Lakeville— Taconic School for Girls. Putnam—High School. Meriden—High School. Redding—Sanford School.1 Middlebury— Westover School. Ridgefield—School.1 Middletown— Seymour—High School.1 High School. Shelton—High School. The Misses Patten’s School. Southington—Lewis High School.

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South Manchester—High School. Washington— Stamford— The Gunnery School. High School. Wykeham Rise. The Catherine Aiken School. Water bury— The Stamford Preparatory School. Crosby High School. Stonington—High School. St. Margaret’s School. Stratford—High School. * Watertown— The Taft School. Suffield— Connecticut Literary Institution. West Hartford—High School. Thompsonville—Enfield Public High School. West Haven—High School. 1 Vernon—Rockville High School. Willimantic—Windham High School. Wallingford— Windsor—High School. Central District High School. Winsted—Gilbert School. The Choate School.1 MAINE.

Auburn—Edward Little High School. Kent’s Hill—Maine Wesleyan Seminary. Augusta—Cony High School. Lewiston—High School. Bangor—High School. Lisbon Falls—High School. Bar Harbor—High School. Machias—High School.1 Bath—Morse High School. Madison—High School. Belfast—High School. Newcastle—Lincoln Academy. Bethel—Gould’s Academy. North Bridgton—Bridgton Academy. Biddeford—High School. Norway—High School. Bluehill—Bluehill George Stevens Academy. Old Town—High School. Bowdoinham—High School.1 Orono—High School. Brewer—High School. Oxford—High School.1 Biidgton—High School. Phillips—High School.1 Brunswick—High School. Pittsfield—Maine Central Institute. Bucksport—East Maine Conference Seminary. Portland— Calais—Academy. Deering High School. Camden—High School. High School. Charleston—Higgins Classical Institute. Waynflete School. Cumberland Center—Greeley Institute.1 Westbrook Seminary. Dexter—High School. Presque Isle—High School. East Livermore—Livermore Falls High School. Richmond—High School. East Machias: Washington Academy. Rockland—High School. Eastport: Boynton High School. Rockport—High School.1 Ellsworth: High School. Rumford—Stephens High School. Farmington- Saco— Thornton Academy. High School. Skowhegan—Skowhegan High School and Bloom¬ The Abbott School. field Academy. Fort Fairfield—High School. South Berwick—Berwick Academy.1 Foxcrof t—A cademy. South Paris—Paris High School. Freedom—A cademy. South Portland—High School. Freeport—High School.1 Topsham—High School.1 Fryeburg—A cademy. Vassalboro—Oak Grove Seminary. Gorham—High School. Waterville— Guilford—High School. Coburn Classical Institute. Hallowell—High School. High School. Hampden—Academy. Wells—High School. Hebron—Academy. Westbrook—High School. Hinckley—Good Will High School.1 Wilton—A cademy. Houlton— Winthrop—High School.1 High School. York—High School. Ricker Classical Institute. MASSACHUSETTS.

Abington—High School. Ashburnham— Cushing A cademy. Adams—High School. Ashland—High School. Amherst—High School. Athol—High School. Andover— Attleboro—High School. Abbot Academy. Aubumdale—Lasell Seminary. Phillips Academy. Ayer—High School. Punchard High School. Barre—Henry Woods High School. Arlington—High School. Belmont—High School.

1 On the trial list for 1914, 75087°—15-6 82 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Boston— Leominster—High School. Berkeley Preparatory School. Lexington—High School. Brighton High School. Lowell- Miss Cummings’s School. High School. Dorchester High School. Rogers Hall School. East Boston High School. Lynn- English High School. Classical High School. Girls' High School. English High School. Girls’ Latin School. Malden—High School. Miss Guild’s and Miss Evans's School. Manchester—Story High School. Huntington School. Mansfield—High School. Mechanics Arts High School. Marblehead—High School. Public Latin School. Marion— Tabor Academy. Roxbury High School. Marlborough—High School. South Boston High School. Maynard—High School. The von Mach School for Girls.1 Medford—High School. West Roxbury High School. Melrose—High School. The Winsor School.1 Methuen—High School. Bradford—A cademy. Middleboro—High School. Bridgewater—High School. Milford—High School. Brimfield—Hitchcock Free Academy.1 Milton—High School. Brockton—High School. Monson—Academy. Brookline—High School. Mount Hermon—Boys’ School. Cambridge—High and Latin School. Natick- Chelsea—High School. High School. Chicopee—High School. Walnut Hill School for Girls. Clinton—High School. Needham—High School. Concord—High School. New Bedford—High School. Dalton—High School. Newburyport—High and Putnam Schools. Danvers—Holton High School. Newton— Mount Ida School for Girls. Dedham—High School. Newtonville— Deerfield—Academy and Dickinson High School. Newton High School. Easthampton— Technical High Schools High School. North Adams—Drury High School. Williston Seminary. Northampton— East NorthfLeld—Northfield Seminary. High School. East Weymouth—Weymouth High School. Miss Capen’s School for Girls. Everett—High School. St. Michael’s High School. Fairhaven—High School. The Mary A. Burnham School for Girls. Fall River—B. M. C. Durfee High School. North Andover—Johnson High School. Falmouth—Lawrence High School. North Attleboro—High School.! Fitchburg—High School. North Brookfield—High School. Foxboro—High School. Norton- Framingham—High School. High School. Franklin- Wheaton Seminary. Dean Academy. Norwood—High School. Horace Mann High School. Orange—High School. Gardner—High School. Palmer—High School. Gloucester—High School. Peabody—High School. Grafton—High School. Pepperell—High School.1 Greenfield—High School. Pittsfield- Groveland—High School. High School. Hadley—Hopkins Academy. Miss Hall’s School. Hatfield—Smith Academy. Plymouth—High School. Haverhill—High School. Provincetown—High School. Hingham—High School. Quincy- Holliston—High School. High School. Holyoke—High School. Woodward Institute. Hudson—High School. Revere—High School. Hyde Park—High School. Rockland—High School. Kingston—High School. Salem—Classical and High School. Lawrence—High School. Sandwich—High School. Lee—High School. Saugus—High School. Leicester—Academy. Scituate—High School.

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Sharon—High School. Webster—High School. Shelburne—Arms Academy. Wellesley— Somerville—High School. Dana High School. South Baintree— Thayer Academy. High School- Southbridge—High School. West Bridgewater— South Byfield—Bummer Academy.i Howard High School. Springfield— Howard Seminary. American International College. Westfield—High School. Central High School. West Springfield—High School.1 The Elms. Whitinsville—Northbridge High School. The MacBuffee School for Girls. Whitman—Public High School. Technical High School. W ilbraham—A cademy. Stoneham—High School. Williamstown—High School. Stoughton—Kimball High School. Winchendon—Murdock High School. Sudbury—High School.1 Winchester—High School. Swampscott—High School. Winthrop—High School. Taunton—High School. Woburn—High School. Turners Falls—High School. Wollaston— Quincy Mansion School. Upton—High School. Worcester— Uxbridge—High School. Academy. Wakefield—High School. Classical High School. Waltham—High School. English High School. Ware—High School. Kimball School. Wareham—High School. Soutn High School. Warren—High School. Wrentham—High School.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Andover—Proctor Academy. Lisbon—High School. Berlin—High School. Littleton—High School. Claremont—Stevens High School. Manchester—High School. Concord- Meriden—Kimball Union Academy. High School. Milford—High School. St. Mary’s School for Girls. Milton—Nnte High School. St. Paul’s School. Nashua—High School. Derry—Pinkerton Academy. New Hampton—Literary InstitutionI Exeter— New London—Colby Academy. Phillips Exeter Academy. Newport—Bichards High School. Robinson Seminary. Pittsfield—High School. Franklin—High School. Plymouth—High School. Hanover—High School. Portsmouth—High School. Hillsboro—High School.1 Rochester—High School. Keene—High School. Somersworth—High School. Kingston—Sanborn Seminary. Stratford—High School. Laconia—High School. Tilton—Seminary. Lancaster—High School. Warner—Simons Free High School. Lebanon—High School. Wolfeboro—Brewster Free Academy.

RHODE ISLAND.

Barrington Center—High School. Providence—Continued. Bristol—Colt Memorial High School. Hope Street High School. Central Falls—High School. Miss Wheeler’s School. East Greenwich—Academyd Morris Heights Schools East Providence—High School. Moses Brown School. Newport—Rogers High School. Technical High School. Pawtucket—High School. Wakefield—South Kingstown High School. Providence— Warwick—High School. Classical High School. Westerly—High School. Cranston High School. Wickford—North Kingstown High School. English High School. Woonsocket—High School.

On the trial list for 1914. 84 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

VERMONT.

Barre— Morrisville—People’s Academy. Goddard Seminary. Newport—High School. Spaulding High School. North Craftsbury—Craftsbury Academy. Barton—Academy. Orleans—High School.1 Bellows Falls—High School. Poultney—Troy Conference Academy. Bennington—High School. Proctor—High School. Bethel—Whitcomb High School. Randolph—High School. Bradford—Academy. Richford—High School. Brandon—High School.1 Rutland—High School. Brattleboro—High School. St. Albans—High School. Burlington—High School. St. Johnsbury—A cademy. Chester—High School.1 Saxtons River—Vermont Academy. Essex—Essex Junction High School. South Royalton—High School. Fairfax—Bellows Free Academy. Springfield—High School. Fair Haven—High School. Stowe—High School. Hardwick—Academy. Townshend—Leland and Gray Seminary. Jerico—High School.1 Vergennes—High School. Johnson—High School. Waterbury—High School. Ludlow—Black River Academy. White River Junction—Hartford High School. Lyndon Center—Lyndon Institute. Woodstock—High School. Manchester—Burr and Burton Seminary. Montpelier— High School. Seminary.

North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.

The following constitute the standards for accrediting secondary schools for the present year (1914): 1. No school shall be accredited which does not require 15 units for graduation. More than 20 periods per week should be discouraged. 2. The minimum scholastic attainment of teachers of academic subjects shall be equivalent to graduation from a college belonging to the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. After 1915 the preparation of the teacher shall include at least 11 semester hours in education. This shall include special study of the subject matter and pedagogy of the subject to be taught. Such requirements shall not be construed as retroactive. 3. The number of daily periods of classroom instruction given by any teacher should not exceed 5, each to extend over at least 40 minutes in the clear. The board of inspectors will reject all schools having more than 6 recitation periods per day for any teacher. 4. The laboratory andlibrary facilities shall be adequate to the needs of instruction in the subjects taught. 5. The location and construction of the buildings, the lighting, heating, and ventilation of the rooms, the nature of the lavatories, corridors, closets, water supply, school furniture, apparatus, and methods of cleaning shall be such as to insure hygienic conditions for both pupils and teachers. 6. The efficiency of instruction, the acquired habits of thought and study, the general intellectual and moral tone of a school are paramount factors, and therefore only schools which rank well in these particu¬ lars, as evidenced by rigid, thoroughgoing, sympathetic inspection, shall be considered eligible for the list. 7. The association will decline to consider any school whose teaching force consists of fewer than four teachers of academic subjects, exclusive of the superintendent. The association recommends the intro¬ duction of the so-called vocational subjects, such as agriculture, manual training, household arts, and commercial subjects, into schools where local conditions render such introduction feasible, but the inspec¬ tors will hold that a sufficient number of qualified teachers must be added to provide adequately for such instruction. ******* 9. No school whose records show an excessive number of pupils per teacher, based on average attendance, shall be accredited. The association recommends 25 as a maximum.

Schools accredited March 20,1914. COLORADO.

Aspen—High School. Colorado City—High School. Boulder—Colorado State Preparatory School. Colorado Springs—High School. Canon City— Cripple Creek—High School. High School. Delta—High School. South Canon City High School.

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Denver— Lamar—High School. East Side High School. Las Animas—Bent County High School. Manual Training High School. La Junta—High School. North Side High School. Leadville—High School. South Side High School. Longmont—High School. West Side High School. Loveland—High School. Durango—High School. Monte Vista—High School. Eaton—High School. Pueblo— Fort Collins—High School. High School (District 1). Fort Morgan—High School. High School (District 20). Fruita—High School. Rocky Ford—High School. Glenwood—Garfield County High School. Salida—High School. Golden—High School. Telluride—High School. Grand Junction—High School. Trinidad—High School. Greeley—High School. Victor—High School.

ILLINOIS.

Aledo—Drury Academy. Collinsville—High School (Township). Alton—High School. Danville—High School. Aurora— Decatur—High School. East High School. De Kalb—High School (Township). Jennings Seminary. Des Plaines—Maine Township High School. West High School. Dixon— Batavia—High School. High School. Beardstown—High School. North High School. Belleville—High School. Downers Grove—High School. Belvidere—High School. Dundee—High School. Bloomington—High School. Duquoin—High School (Township). Blue Island—High School. East St. Louis—High School. Bridgeport—High School (Township). Edwardsville—High School. Cairo—High School. Elgin— Canton—High School. Academy. Carlinville—High School. High School. Carthage—College Academy. Elmhurst—Evangelical Proseminar. Centralia—High School (Township). Evanston— Champaign—High School. Academy. Charleston—High School. High School (Township). Chicago— Freeport—High School. Austin High School. Galesburg—High School. Bowen High School. Galva—High School. Calumet High School. Geneseo—High School (Township). Carl Schurz High School Geneva—High School. Crane Technical High School. Gibson City—Drummer Township High School. Curtis High School. Godfrey—Monticello Seminary. Englewood High School. Granite City—High School. F. W. Parker School. Harrisburg—High School (Township). Harrison Technical High School. Harvard—High School. Harvard School. Harvey—Thornton Township High School. Hyde Park High School. Highland Park— Kenwood Institute. Deerfield Township High School. Lake High School. Northwestern Military Academy. Lake View High School. Hinsdale—High School. Lane Technical High School. Hoopeston—High School. Latin School. Jacksonville— Loyola Academy. High School. Marshall High School. Illinois Woman's College Academy. McKinley High School. Whipple Academy. Medill High School. Joliet—High School (Township). Phillips High School. Kankakee—High School. Senn High School. Kenilworth—New Trier Township High School. Tuley High School. Kewanee—High School. University High School. La Grange—Lyons Township High School. Waller High School. Lake Forest— Chicago Heights—Bloom Township High School. Academy. Cicero—J. Sterling Morton Township High School. Ferry Hall. Clinton—High School. La Salle—La Salle-Peru Township High School. 86 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Lawrenceville—High School (Township). Peoria— Lexington—High School. Bradley Polytechnic Institute. Lincoln—High School. Central High School. Lockport—H gh School (Township). Manual Training High School. Lovington—High School (Township). Polo—High School. Macomb- Pontiac—High School (Township). Academic Department of Normal School. Princeton—High School (Township). High School. Quincy—High School. Marengo—High School. Riverside—High School. Marshall—High School (Township). Robinson—High School (Township). Mattoon—High School. Rochelle—High School. Maywood—Proviso Township High School. Rockford—High School. Moline—High School. Rock Island— Monmouth—High School. Augustana Academy. Morgan Park— High School. Academy. St. Charles—High School. High School (Township). Savannah—High School (Township). Morris—High School. Shelbyville—High School. Morrison—High School. Sterling—High School (Township). Mount Carroll—Frances Shiner School. Streator—High School (Township). Mount Vernon—High School (Township). Sullivan—High School. Murphysboro—High School (Township). Sycamore—High School. Naperville— Taylorville—High School (Township). High School. Tuscola—High School. Northwestern College Academy. Upper Alton— Western Military Academy Normal—High School. Urbana—High School. Oak Park—Oak Park and River Forest Township Watseka—High School. High School. Waukegan—High School (Township). Onarga—Grand Prairie Seminary. West Chicago—High School. Ottawa—High School (Township) Wheaton— Paris—High School. Academy. Paxton—High School. High School. Pekin—High School. Woodstock—High School.

INDIANA.

Alexandria—High School La Porte—High School. Anderson—High School. Lawrenceburg—High School. Attica—High School. Lebanon—High School. Bedford—High School. Logansport—High School. Bloomington—High School. Madison—High School. Brazil—High School. Michigan City—High School. Connersville— Mishawaka—High School. Elmhurst School. Mount Vernon—High School. High School. Muncie—High School. Crawfordsville—High School New Castle—High School. Crown Point—High School. Noblesville—High School. Culver—Military Academy. North Manchester—High School. Decatur—High School. Peru—High School. East Chicago—High School. Plymouth—High School. Elkhart—High School. Princeton—High School. Evansville—High School. Rensselaer—High School. Fort Wayne—High School. Richmond—High School. Frankfort—High School. Rochester—High School. Franklin—High School. Rushville—High School. Gary—High Schbol. Shelbyville—High School. Goshen—High School. Sheridan—High School. Hammond—High School. South Bend—High School. Hartford City—High School. Sullivan—High School. Howe—High School. Terre Haute— Huntington—High School. Garfield High School. Indianapolis— Normal Training High Schoo. Manual Training High School. Wiley High School. Shortridge—High School. Union City—High School. Jeffersonville—High School. Valparaiso—High School. Kendallville—High School. Wabash—High School. Kokomo—High School. Washington—High School. Lafayette—High School. West Lafayette—High School. La Grange—High School. Whiting—High School. LISTS OF ACCREDITING ASSOCIATIONS. 87

IOWA.

Albia—High School. Ida Grove—High School. Algona—High School. Independence—High School. Auduhon—High School. Indianola—High School. Boone—High School. Iowa City—High School. Burlington—High School. Keokuk—High School. Carroll—High School. Lemars—High School. Cedar Falls- Logan—High School. High School. Manchester—High School. Iowa State Teachers College, Training School. Maquoketa—High School. Cedar Rapids—High School. Marengo—High School. Centerville—High School. Marshalltown—High School. Charles City—High School. Mason City—High School. Cherokee—High School. Missouri Valley—High School. Clarinda—High School. Mount Pleasant—High School. Clinton—High School. Muscatine—High School. Coming—High School. Newton—High School. Corydon—High School. Osage—High School. Council Bluffs—High School. Onawa—High School. Cresco—High School. Oskaloosa—High School. Creston—High School. Ottumwa—High School. Davenport—High School. Red Oak—High School. Decorah—High School. Rockwell City—High School. Denison—High School. Sac City—High School. Des Moines- Sheldon—High School. East High School. Sioux City—High School. North High School. Spencer—High School. West High School. Villisca—High School. Dubuque—High School. Vinton—High School. Eagle Grove—High School. Washington—High School. Elkader—High School. Waterloo— Fairfield—High School. East High School. Fort Dodge—High School. West High School. Fort Madison—High School. Waverly—High School. Grinnell—High School. West Liberty—High School.

Abilene—High School. Holton—High School. Alma—High School. Horton—High School. Anthony—High School. Humboldt—High School. Arkansas City—High School. Hutchinson—High School. Atchison—High School. Independence—Montgomery County High School. Baldwin—Balter Academy. Iola—High School. Burlington—High School. Junction City—High School. Chanute—High School. Kansas City— Chapman—Dickinson County High School. High School. Cherokee—Crawford County High School. Sumner High School (colored). Cherryvale—High School. Kingman—High School. Clay Center—Clay County High School. Kinsley—High School. Coffeyville—High School. Lawrence—High School. Columbus—Cherokee County High School. Leavenworth—High School. Concordia—High School. McPherson—High School. Cottonwood Falls—Chase County High School. Marion—High School. Dodge City—High School. Marysville—High School. Effingham—Atchison County High School. Minneapolis—High School. El Dorado—High School. Neodesha—High School. Emporia- Newton— High School. Bethel Academy. Lewis Academy. High School. Eurekar—High School. Nickerson—Reno County High School. Fort Scott—High School. Oberlin—Decatur County High School. Garnett—High School. Olathe—High School. Great Bend—High School. Ottawa— Herington—High School. High School. Hiawatha—High School. University Academy. 88 accredited secondary SCHOOLS.

Paola—High School. Topeka- Peabody—High School. High School. Pratt—High School. Washburn Academy. Pittsburg—High School. Wakeeny—Trego County High School. Sabetha—High School. Washington—High School. Salina—High School. Wellington—Sumner County High School. Seneca—High School. Wichita—High School. Stafford—High School. Winfield—High School. Sterling—High School.

MICHIGAN.

Adrian—High School. Hudson—High School. Albion—High School. Iona—High School. Alma—High School. Iron Mountain—High School. Alpena—High School. Ironwood—High School. Ann Arbor—High School. Ishpeming—High School. Battle Creek—High School. Jackson—High School. Bay City- Kalamazoo—High School. East side—High School. Lake Linden—High School. West side—High School. Lansing—High School. Benton Harbor—High School. Lowell—High School. Bessemer—High School. Ludington—High School. Big Rapids— Manistee—High School. Ferris Institute. Manistique—High School. High School. Marshall—High School. Birmingham—High School. Marquette—High School. Boyne City—High School. Mason—High School. Cadillac—High School. Menominee—High School. Calumet—High School. Midland—High School. Charlevoix—High School. Monroe—High School. Cheboygan—High School. Muskegon—High School. Charlotte—High School. Mount Clemens—High School. Coldwater—High School. Mount Pleasant—High School. Crystal Falls—High School. Negaunee—High School. Detroit— Newberry—High School. Central High School. Niles—High School. Eastern High School. Norway—High School. Higgins High School. Ontonagon—High School. Liggett School. Otsego—High School. McMillan High School. Owosso—High School. University School. Painesdale—High School. Western High School. Paw Paw—High School. Dollar Bay—High School. Petoskey—High School. Dowagiac—High School. Pontiac—High School. Escanaba—High School. Port Huron—High School. Evarts—High School. Portland—High School. Flint—High School. River Rouge—High School. Fremont—High School. Saginaw— Gladstone—High School. East side—High School. Grand Rapids— West side—High School. Central High School. Sault Ste. Marie—High School. John Calvin, Jr., High School. South Haven—High School. Union High School. St. Johns—High School. Grand Haven—High School. St. Joseph—High School. Greenville—High School. St. Louis—High School. Gwinn—High School. Sturgis—High School. Hancock—High School. Three Rivers—High School. Hart—High School. Traverse City—High School. Hastings—High School. Union City—High School. Highland Park—High School. Wakefield—High School. Hillsdale—High School. Williamston—High School. Holland—High School. Wyandotte—High School. Houghton—High School. Ypsilanti—High School. LISTS OF ACCREDITING ASSOCIATIONS. 89

MINNESOTA.

Albert Lea—High School. Minneapolis—Continued. Alexandria—High School. North High School. Anoka—High School. South High School. Austin—High School. West High School. Bemidji—High School. Montevideo—High School. Blue Earth—High School. Moorhead—High School. Brainerd—High School. Morris—High School. Canby—High School. New Ulm—High School. Chisholm—High School. Northfield—High School. Cloquet—High School. Owatonna— Coleraine—High School. High School. Crookston—High School. Pillsbury Academy. Detroit—High School. Pipestone—High School. Duluth—Central High School. Red Wing—High School. East Grand Forks—High School. Redwood Falls—High School. Ely—High School. Rochester—High School. Eveleth—High School. St. Cloud—High School. Fairmont—High School. St. James—High School. Faribault— St. Paul- High School. Central High School. Shattuck Military Academy. Cleveland High School. Fergus Falls—High School. Humboldt High School. Gilbert—High School. John A. Johnson High School Glencoe—High School. Mechanic Arts High School. Grand Rapids—High School. St. Peter—High School. Hastings—High School. Sauk Center—High School. Hector—High School. Sleepy Eye—High School. Hibbing—High School. Spring Valley—High School. Hutchinson—High School. Stillwater—High School. Jackson—High School. Thief River Falls—High School. Lake City—High School. Two Harbors—High School. Litchfield—High School. Virginia—High School. Little Falls—High School. Wadena—High School. Luverne—High School. Waseca—High School. Mankato—High School. Wells—High School. Marshall—High School. Willmar—High School. Minneapolis— Windom—High School. Central High School. Winona—High School. East High School. Worthington—High School.

MISSOURI.

Boonville—Kemper Military School. Kennetb—High School. Butler—High School. Kirkwood—High School. Cameron—High School. Lebanon—High School. Carrollton—High School. Lexington— Carthage—High School. High School. Chillicothe—High School. Wentworth Military Academy. Clayton—High School. Maplewood—High School. Columbia— Mary ville—High School. Christian College Academy. Mexico— High School. High School. Stephens College Academy. Hardin College Academy. University High School. Nevada—Cottey College Academy. Fayette—High School. Paris—High School. Fredericktown—High School. Poplar Blufi—High School. Fulton- St. Charles— High School. High School. Wm. Woods College Academy. Lindenwood College Academy Hannibal—High School. St. Joseph—High School. Kansas City— St. Louis— Central High School. Central High School. North East High School. Forest Park College Academy Westport High School. Hosmer Hall. 90 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

St. Louis—Continued. Savannah—High School. McKinley High School. Sedalia—High School. Manual Training School, Washington University. Shelbina High School. Mary Institute. Slater—High School. Smith Academy. Trenton—High School. Soldan High School. Webb City—High School. Sumner High School. Webster Groves—High School. Yeatman High School. Wellston—High School. MONTANA. Anaconda—High School. Great Falls—High School. Billings—High School. Hamilton—High School. Butte—High School. • Havre—High School. Bozeman—Gallatin County High School. Helena—High School. Bigtimber—Sweet Grass County High School. Kalispell—Flathead County High School. Deer Lodge—Powell County High School. Lewistown—Fergus County High School. Dillon—Beaverhead County High School. Miles City—Custer County High School. Glendive—Dawson County High School. Missoula—County High School. NEBRASKA. Alliance—High School. Lincoln—Continued. Ashland—High School. Teachers’ College High School, University of Auburn—High School. "Nebraska. Aurora—High School. McCook—High School. Beatrice—High School. Nebraska City—High School. Blair—High School. Neligh—High School. Columbia—High School. Newman Grove—High School. Crete— Norfolk—High School. Doane Academy. North Platte—High School. High School. Omaha— David City—High School. Brownell Hall. Edgar—High School. High School. Fairbury—High School. Osceola—High School. Fairmount—High School. Pawnee—High School. Falls City—High School. Schuyler—High School. Franklin—Academy. Scottsblufi—High School. Fremont—High School. Seward—High School. Friend—High School. Shelton—High School. Fullerton—High School. Sidney—High School. Grand Island— South Omaha—High School. Academy. Superior—High School. High School. Tecumseh—High School. Hastings— Tekamah—High School. Academy. University Place- High School. High School. Havelock—High School. Nebraska Wesleyan Academy. Hebron—High School. Wahoo—High School. Holdrege—High School. Wayne—High School. Kearney—High School. West Point—High School. Lincoln— Wilber—High School. High School. York—High School. Nebraska Military Academy. NORTH DAKOTA. Agricultural College—Agricultural and Manual Kenmare—High School. Training High School. Lakota—High School. Beach—High School. La Moure—High School. Bismarck—High School. Langdon—High School. Bottineau—High School. Larimore—High School. Cando—High School. Lisbon—High School. Carrington—High School. Mandan—High School. Casselton—High School. Minot—High School. Devils Lake—High School. New Rockford—High School. Dickinson—High School. Park River—High School. Fargo—High School. University—Model High School. Grafton—High School. Valley City—High School. Grand Forks—High School. Wahpeton—High School. Hope—High School. Williston—High School. Jamestown—High School. LISTS OF ACCREDITING ASSOCIATIONS. 91

OHIO.

Akron— Eaton—High School. Buchtel Academy. Elyria—High School. Central High School. Findlay—High School. South High School. Fostoria—High School. Alliance—High School. Fremont—High School. Ashland—High School Galion—High School. Ashtabula—High School. Gallipolis—High School. Ashtabula Harbor—High School. Geneva—High School. Athens—High School. Granville—Doane Academy. Barberton—High School. Greenfield—High School. Bellaire—High School. Greenville—High School. Bellefontaine—High School. Hamilton—High School. Bellevue—High School. Hillsboro—High School. Bluffton—High School. Iron ton—High School. Bowling Green—High School. Jackson—High School. Bryan—High School. Jefferson—High School. Bucyrus—High School. Kent^High School. Cambridge—High School. Kenton—High School. Canal Dover—High School. Lakewood—High School. Canton—High School. Lancaster—High School. Celina—High School. Lima—High School. Chardon—High School. Lisbon—High School. Chicago Junction—High School. Lockland—High School. Chillicothe—High School. Logan—High School. Cincinnati— London—High School. College Preparatory School for Girls. Lorain—High School. Franklin Schootr Madisonville—High School. Hartwell High School. Mansfield—High School. Hughes High School. Marietta—High School. Walnut Hills High School. Marion—High School. Woodward High School. Martins Ferry—High School. University School. Marysville—High School. Circleville—High School. Massillon—High School. Cleveland- Madina—High School. Central High School. Miamisburg—High School. East High School. Middletown—High School. East Technical High School. Mount Vernon—High School. Glenville High School. Napoleon—High School. Lincoln High School. Nelsonville—High School. South High School. Newark—High School. West High School. New Bremen—High School. West Technical High School. New Concord—High School. University School. New Lexington—High School. Cleveland Heights—High School. New Philadelphia—High School. College Hill—Ohio Military Institute. Niles—High School. Columbus— North Baltimore—High School. Clinton High School. Norwalk—High School. East High School. Norwood—High School. North High School. Oberlin— South High School. Academy. School for Girls. High School. West High School. Orrville—High School. Conneaut—High School. Painesville—High School. Coshocton—High School. Piqua—High School. Cuyahoga Falls—High School. Plain City—High School Dayton— Pomeroy—High School. Steele High School. Port Clinton—High School. St. Mary's Institute. Portsmouth—High School. Stivers Manual Training High School. Ravenna—High School. Defiance—High School. Reily—High School (Township). Delaware—High School. Salem—High School. Delphos—High School. Sandusky—High School. Dennison—High School. Shelby—High School. East Cleveland—High School. Springfield—High School. East Liverpool—High School. Sidney—High School. East Palestine—High School. Steubenville—High School. 92 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Saint Marys—High School. Washington—High School. Tiffin—High School. Wauseon—High School. Tippecanoe City—High School. Wellston—High School. Toledo- Wellsvilie—High School. Central High School. Westerville—High School. Scott High School. West Jefferson—High School. Smead School. Willoughby—High School. Troy—High School. Wilmington—High School. Uhrichsville—High School. Wooster— Upper Sandusky—High School. Academy. High School. High School. University School. Wyoming—High School. Urbana— Xenia—High School. Van Wert—High School. Youngstown— Wadsworth—High School. Rayen High School. Wapakoneta—High School. South High School. Warren—H igh School. Zanesville—High School.

OKLAHOMA.

Anadarko—High School. Lawton—High School. Ardmore—High School. McAlester—High School. Bartlesville—High School. Muskogee—High School. Blackwell—High School. Okmulgee—High School. Chickasha—High School. Oklahoma—High School. El Reno—High School. Sapulpa—High School. Enid— Shawnee—High School. High School. Tonkawa—University Preparatory School. Phillips University Tligh School. Tulsa—High School. Guthrie—High School. Vinita—High School. Hugo—High School. Wagoner—High School.

SOUTH DAKOTA.

Aberdeen—High School. Pierre—High School. Brookings—High School. Rapid City—High School. Canton—High School. Redfield—High School. Deadwood—High School. Sioux Falls— Flandreau—High School. All Saints School. Huron—High School. High School. Lead—High School. Vermilion—High School. Madison—High School. Watertown—High School. Miller—High School. Webster—High School. Mitchell—High School. Yankton—High School.

WISCONSIN.

Antigo—High School. Elkhom—High School. Appleton—High School. Ellsworth—High School. Ashland—High School. Elroy—High School. Baraboo—High School. Evansville—High School. Beaver Ham— Fennimore—High School. High School. Fond du Lac—High School. Wayland Academy. Fort Atkinson—High School. Beloit—High School. Grand Rapids—High School. Berlin—High School. Green Bay— Boscobel—High School. (East)—High School. Burlington—High School. (West)—High School. Chippewa Falls—High School. Hartford—High School. Columbus—High School. Hudson—High School. Belafield—St. John’s Military Academy. Janesville—High School. Delavan—High School. Kaukauna—High School. Dodgeville—High School. Kenosha—High School. Eau Claire—High School. La Crosse—High School. Edgerton—High School. Lake Geneva—High School. LISTS OF ACCREDITED ASSOCIATIONS. 93

Lancaster—High School. Racine— Lodi—High School. College Grammar School. Madison— High School. - High School. Reedsburg—High School. Wisconsin High School. Rhinelander—High School. Manitowoc—High School. Rice Lake—High School. Marinette—High School. Richland Center—High School. Marshfield—High School. Ripon—High School. Medford—High School. River Falls—High School. Menasha—High School. Sheboygan—High School. Menomonie—High School. Sinsinawa—St. Clara Academy. Merrill—High School. South Milwaukee—High School. Milwaukee— Sparta—High School. (East)—High School. Stanley—High School. (North)—High School. Stoughton—High School. (South)—High School. Sturgeon Bay—High School. ( W est)—High S chool. Superior— Milwaukee-D owner Seminary. Central High School. Mineral Point—High School. Nelson Dewey High School. Monroe—High School. Tomah—High School. Neenah—High School. Washburn—High School. Neillsville—High School. Watertown—High School. New London—High School. Waukesha—High School. New Richmond—High School. Waupaca—High School. Oconomowoc—High School. Waupun—High School. Oconto—High School. Wausau—High School. Oshkosh—High School. Wauwatosa—High School. Platteville—High School. West Allis—High School. Plymouth—High School. West Bend—High School. Portage—High School. Whitewater—High School.

WYOMING.

Cheyenne—High School. [ Sheridan—High School. Laramie—High School.

PART III.—LISTS OF CERTAIN PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS.

Schools in Washington, D. C., Accredited by George Washington University, October 13,1914. Units. Admission requirements. 15 Prescribed units: English.. 3 Mathematics. 2\ Foreign languages.. 2 Electives... 7i

Army and Navy Preparatory School. Manual Training High School. Bristol School. Martha Washington Seminary. Central High School. M Street High School. Chevy Chase Seminary. Mount Vernon Seminary. Eastern High School. Misses Eastman’s School. Emerson Institute. National Cathedral School for Boys. Fairmont Seminary. National Cathedral School for Girls. Friends’ Select School. Washington Collegiate School. Gunston Hall. Washington College. Hall-Noyes School. Washington Seminary. HoUon-Arms School. Western High School. Madeira School for Girls. 94 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Schools Affiliated with the Catholic University of America, June, 1914.

Units. Admission requirements..... 15 Prescribed units: Religion...... 1, 2 English... 3 Some other language..... 2 Mathematics... 2 Social science (including history).... 1 Natural science.. 1 Electives (must be selected in such a way as to give another course besides English of 3 units).... 4

Alabama: Ohio—Continued. Birmingham—Blessed Sacrament Academy. Cincinnati—Continued. California: ■Notre Dame Academy (East Sixth Street). San Francisco— Not re Dame College Academy. Notre Dame Academy (Grandin Road). San lose— Our Lady of Mercy Academy. College of Notre Dame, Secondary Depart¬ St. Mary’s High School. ment. St. Ursula’s Academy. Notre Dame High School. Cleveland—Ursuline Academy. Colorado: Columbus—St. Joseph’s Academy. Denver—St. Mary's Academy. Dayton— Notre Dame Academy. Loretto—Loretto Heights Academy. Hamilton—Notre Dame Academy. Connecticut: Maria Stein—Mother House, Sisters of the Waterbury—Notre Dame Academy. Precious Blood. Georgia: Nottingham—Ursuline Academy, Villa Angela. Atlanta—Marist College, High School Depart¬ St. Joseph—Mount St. Joseph-on-the-Ohio. ment. Toledo— Augusta—Mount St. Joseph. St. Francis de Sales Cathedral High School. Illinois: Ursuline Academy. Chicago— Oregon: Our Lady of Lourdes High School. Portland—St. Mary’s Academy. St. Mary’s High School. Pennsylvania: Evanston— Visitation Academy. Greensburg—St. Joseph’s Academy. Indiana: Philadelphia— St. Mary’s—St. Mary-of-the- Woods. Academy of Notre Dame. Iowa: Mount St. Joseph Convent. Dubuque—St. Joseph’s College and Academy. Pittsburgh—Holy Rosary School. Kentucky: Scranton—Mount St. Mary’s Seminary. Loretto—Loretto Academy. Wilkes-Barre—St. Mary’s High School: Newport— Tennessee: | Academy of Notre Dame of Providence. Nashville—St. Bernard Academy. Mount St. Martin’s Convent. Texas: Massachusetts: Dallas— Arlington Heights—Marycliff Academy. Our. Lady of Good Counsel Academy. Boston—Boston Academy of Notre Dame. St. Edward’s Academy. Lowell— Notre Dame Academy. Denison—St. Xavier’s Academy. Roxbury—Notre Dame Academy. Fort Worth— Michigan: Our Lady of Victory College and Academy. Ironwood—St. Ambrose High School. St. Ignatius Academy. Monroe—St. Mary’s College and Academy. San Antonio— Minnesota: College and Academy of the Incarnate Word. j Duluth— Villa Sancta Scholastica. Our Lady of the Lake. St. Joseph—St. Benedict’s College and Academy. Sherman—St. Joseph’s Academy. Missouri: Waco—Sacred Heart Academy. Kansas City—Loretto Academy. Wichita Falls—Mary Immaculate Academy. St. Louis—St. Joseph’s Academy. Washington: New York: Tacoma—Aquinas Academy. Buffalo—Mary Immaculate Academy. Wisconsin: Lockport—St. Joseph’s Academy. Green Bay—St. Joseph Academy. Tarry town— Marymount. Milwaukee— Ohio: Holy Angels Academy. Cincinnati— St. John’s Cathedral High School. Mount St. Vincent Academy. Sinsinawa—St. Clara College and Academy. Mount Notre Dame Academy. Notre Dame Academy (Court and Mound Streets). ' LISTS OF CERTAIN PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS, 95

Accredited fey the University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill., June, 1914.

Units. Admission requirements. 15 Prescribed units: English. 3 Selected from the following subjects: Latin, Greek, modern language, history, mathe¬ matics, science.. ?. 7 Electives. 5

Alabama: Illinois—Continued. Birmingham—High School. Chicago—.Continued. Mobile—High School. Kenwood Institute Montgomery—Girls’ High School. Lake High School. Arkansas: Lake View High School. Fort Smith—High School. Lane Technical High School. Hot Springs—High School. Marshall High School. Little Rock—High School. McKinley High School. California: Medill High School. Los Angeles—High School. Morgan Park High School. Pasadena—High School. Francis W. Parker School. San Francisco— Starrett School for Girls. Girls’ High School. St. James High School. Lowell High School. Tuley High School. Colorado: University High School. Colorado Springs—High School. University School for Boys. Denver— Waller High School. East Side High School. Wendell Phillips High School. North Side High School. Y. M. C. A. Institute. West Side High School. Chicago Heights—Bloom Township High Leadville—High School. School. Pueblo- Clinton—High School. Centennial High School. Cly4e—High School. Central High School. Danville—High School. Georgia: Decatur—High School. Atlanta—Girls’ High School. DeKalb— Idaho: High School. Pocatello—High School. Northern Illinois State Normal School. Hlinois: Des Plaines—Township High School. Aledo—Drury Academy. Dixon— Alton—High School. North Side High School. Atlanta—High School. South Side High School. Auburn—High School. Du Quoin—Township High School. Aurora— East St. Louis—High School. East Side High School. Elgin— Jennings Seminary. Elgin Academy. West Side High School. High School. Beardstown—High School. Evanston—Township High School. Belvidere— Freeport—High School. Main Street High School. Galesburg—High School. South Belvidere High School. Galva—High School. Bloomington—High School. Geneseo—Township High School. Blue Island—High School. Geneva—High School. Cairo—High School. Godfrey—Monticello Seminary. Carthage— Harrisburg—Township High School. Carthage College Academy. Harvard—High School. High School. Harvey—Thornton Township High School. Centralia—Township High School. Havana—High School. Charleston—High School. Highland Park—Deerfield Township High Chicago— School. Austin High School. Hinsdale—High School. Bowen High School. Hoopeston—High School. Calumet High School. Jacksonville— Carl Schurz High School. High School. Crane Technical High School. Illinois Woman’s College, Academy. Curtis High School. Joliet—Township High School. Englewood High School. Kankakee—High School. Faulkner School. Kenilworth—New Trier Township High School. Carter Harrison Technical High School. Kewanee—High School. Hyde Park High School. 96 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Illinois—Continued. Indiana—C ontinued. La Grange—Lyons Township High School. Crown Point—High School. Lake Forest— East Chicago—High School. Lake Forest School for Boys. Elkhart—High School. Ferry Hall. Evansville—High School. La Salle—Peru Township High School. Fort Wayne—High School. Lexington—High School. Frankfort—Higft School. Lincoln—High School. Franklin—High School. Lockport—Township High School. Goshen—High School. Macomb- Hammond—High School. High School. Hartford City—High School. Western Illinois Normal School Academy. Huntington—High School. Marshall—High School. Indianapolis— Mattoon—High School. Manual Training High School. Maywood—Proviso Township High School. Shortridge High School. Mendota—High School. Tudor Hall School for Girls. Moline—High School. Kokomo—High School. Monmouth—High School. Lafayette—High School. Morgan Park—Morgan Park Academy. La Porte—High School. Morris—High School. Lebanon—High School. Morrison—High School. Ligonier—High School. Mount Vernon—Township High School. Logansport—High School. Murphysboro—Murphysboro Township High Marion—High School. School. Michigan City—High School. Normal—High School. Mishawaka—High School. Oak Park—Oak Park and River Forest Town¬ Muncie—High School. ship High School. New Albany—High School. Ottawa—Township High School. New Castle—High School. Paris—High School. Noblesville—High School. Pekin—High School. North Manchester—High School. Peoria— Notre Dame—St. Mary’s Academy. Central High School. Plymouth—High School. Manual Training High School. Rensselaer—High School. Polo—High School. Richmond—High School. Pontiac—Township High School. Rochester—High School. Princeton—Township High School. Rushville—High School. Quincy—High School. Salem—High School. Riverside—High School. Shelbyville—High School. Robinson—Township High School. Sheridan—High School. Rochelle—High School. South Bend—High School. Rockford—High School. Terre Haute— Rock Island—High School. High School. Roseville—High School. Garfield High School. St. Charles—High School. State Normal School, High School section. Springfield—High School. Union City—High School. Sterling—High School. Valparaiso—High School. Streator—Township High School. Vincennes—High School. Sullivan—High School. Wabash—High School. Sycamore— Warsaw—High School. High School. Washington—High School. Waterman Hall. Whiting—High School. Taylorville—High School. Winona Lake— Winona Park School for Girls. Tuscola—High School. Iowa: Waukegan—Township High School. Boone—High School. West Chicago—High School. Burlington—High School. Upper Alton— Western Military Academy. Carroll—High School. Wheaton—High School. Cedar Rapids—High School. Woodstock—High School. Clarinda—High School. Indiana: Clinton—High School. Anderson—High School. Council Bluffs—High School. Attica—High School. Creston—High School. Auburn—High School. Davenport- Bedford—High School. High School. Columbia City—High School. St. Katherine’s Hall. Connersville— Des Moines— High School. East Side High School. Elmhurst School for Girls. North Side High School. Crawfordsville—High School. West Side High School. LISTS or CERTAIN PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS, 97

Iowa—Continued. Michigan—Continued. Dubuque—High School. Detroit— Fort Dodge—High School. Central High School. Glenwood—High School. Detroit Home and Day School. Grinnell—High School. Eastern High School. Independence—High School. Western High School. Iowa City—High School. Escanaba—High School. Keokuk—High School. Flint—High School. Maquoketa—High School. Grand Rapids—Central High School. Marengo—High School. Ishpeming—High School. Marshalltown—High School. Jackson—High School. Mason City—High School. Kalamazoo—High School. Muscatine—High School. Lake Linden—High School. Newton—High School. Marquette—High School. Oskaloosa—High School. Menominee—High School. Ottumwa—High School. Muskegon—Manual Training High School. Red Oak—High School. Orchard Lake—Michigan Military Academy. Sioux City—High School. Petoskey—High School. Vinton—High School. Saginaw— Washington—High School. East Side High School. Waterloo—East Side High School. West Side High School. West Waterloo—High School. St. Joseph—High School. West Liberty—High School. Sturgis—High School. Kansas: Mississippi: Abilene—High School. Laurel—High School. Atchison—High School. Minnesota: Chanute—High School. Albert Lea—High School. Columbus—Cherokee County High School. Coleraine—High School. Clay Center—High School. Duluth—High School. Coffeyville—High School. Eveleth—High School. Emporia—High School. Faribault— Fort Scott—High School. St. Mary’s Hall. Hiawatha—High School. The Shattuck School. Hutchinson—High School. Hibbing—High School. Iola—High School. Marshall—State High School. Junction City—High School. Minneapolis— Kansas City- Central High School. High School. East Side High School. Sumner High School. North Side High School. k Lawrence—High School. South Side High School. Leavenworth—High School. West Side High School. McPherson—High School. Owatonna—Pillsbury Academy. Topeka—High School. Rochester—High School. Wichita—High School. St. Paul— Winfield—High School. Central High School. Kentucky: Humboldt Park High School. Louisville— John A. Johnson High School. Boys’ High School. St. Catherine’s College. Girls’ High School. Winona—High School. Manual Training High School. Missouri: Semple Collegiate High School. Carrollton—High School. Moore Primary School. Chillicothe—High School. Owensboro—High School. Kansas City- Paducah—High School. Central High School. Louisiana: Manual Training High School. Monroe—High School. Westport High School. Maine: St. Joseph—High School. Waterville—Coburn Classical Institute. St. Louis— Michigan: Central High School. Battle Creek—High School. College Preparatory of Forest Park Univer¬ Bay City- sity. High School. Hosmer High School. Western High School. Mary Institute. Benton Harbor—High School. McKinley High School. Cadillac—High School. Smith Academy. Calumet—High School. Soldan High School. Coldwater—High School. Yeatman High School. 75087°—15-7 98 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Montana: Oklahoma: Anaconda—High School. Ardmore—High School. Billings—High School. Enid—High School. Bozeman—Gallatin County High School. Guthrie—High School. Butte—High School. McAlester—High School. Great Falls—High School. Muskogee—High School. Helena—High School. Oklahoma—High School. Nebraska: Shawnee—High School. Beatrice—High School. Tonkawa—Oklahoma University Preparator Fremont—High School. School. Holdredge—High School. Tulsa—High School. Kearney- Pennsylvania: High School. Harrisburg—High School. State Normal School. Pittsburgh—Central High School. Lincoln—High School. Westtown— Westtown Boarding School. Omaha— North Dakota: Brownell Hall. Grafton—High School. High School. South Dakota: South Omaha—High School. Aberdeen—High School. New York: Lead—High School. Buffalo—Masten Park High School. Tennessee: Ohio: Bell Buckle— The Webb School. Akron— Lebanon— Castle Heights School. Central High School. Memphis— University School. South High School. Pulaski— Massey School. Ashtabula—High School. Utah: Canton—High School. Ogden—High School. Cincinnati— Texas: Hughes High School. Amarillo—High School. Madisonville High School. Austin—High School. Walnut Hills High School. Beaumont—High School. Woodward High School. Dallas—High School. Cleveland— Denison—High School. Central High School. El Paso—High School. East Side High School. Fort Worth—High School. East Technical High School. Galveston—High School. Glenville High School. Hillsboro—High School. Lincoln High School. Houston—High School. South Side High School. San Antonio—High School. West Side High School. Sherman—High School. University School. Waco—High School. Columbus— Washington: Central High School. Reardan—High School. East Side High School. Seattle—High School. North Side High School. Spokane—High School. South Side High School. Wisconsin: Dayton— Appleton—Ryan High School. Steele High School. Beloit—High School. Stivers Manual Training High School. Berlin—High School. East Cleveland—Shaw High School. Black River Falls—High School. Elyria—High School. Chippewa Falls—High School. Findlay—High School. Delafield—St. John’s Military Academy. Fostoria—High School. Eau Claire—High School. Granville—Doane Academy. Elkhom—High School. Hamilton—High School. Fond du Lac—High School. Lima—High School. Grand Rapids—High School. Middletown—High School. Hillside—Hillside Home School. Napoleon—High School. Janesville—High School. Newark—High School. Kenosha—High School. Oberlin—High School. La Crosse—High School. Painesville—High School. Lake Geneva—High School. Sandusky—High School. Manitowoc—North Side High School. Tiffin—High School. Marshfield—High School. Toledo— Milwaukee— Scott High School. Central High School. East Division High School. Youngstown— South Division High School. High School. West Division High School. South High School. Milwauhee-Downer Seminary. LISTS OF CERTAIN PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS, 99

W isconsin—Continued. W isconsin—Continued. Neillsville—High School. Superior— Oconomowoc—High School. Blaine High School. Oshkosh—High School. Nelson-Dewey High School. Racine—High School. Waukesha— Sheboygan—High School. Carroll College, Preparatory Department. Stoughton—High School. High School. Sturgeon Bay—High School. Waupaca—High School.

Affiliated with Tislane University of Louisiana, October 1, 1914.

Units. Entrance requirements. . 141 Prescribed units: English. . 3 Mathematics. . 3 Foreign language.... . 2 Latin. . 3 Greek or science (1) and history (1), . 2 Electives. . i h Alabama: Louisiana—Continued. Birmingham—City High School. Napoleonville—High School. Gadsden—High School. New Iberia—High School. Marion—Military Institute. New Orleans— Mobile- Chenet Institute. High School. L. C. Ferrell’s School for Boys. University Military School. Isidore Newman Manual Training High Montgomery— University School. School. Arkansas: Rugby Academy. Hope—High School. St. Aloysius College. Magnolia—High School. Warren Easton High School. Pine Bluff—High School. Opelousas—High School. Florida: St. Martinsville—High School. Pensacola—High School. Shreveport—High School. Georgia: Tallulah—High School. Columbus—High School. Vidalia—High School. Louisiana: Washington—High School. Abbeville—High School. Mississippi: Alexandria—High School. Como—High School. Arcadia—High School. Laurel—High School. Bastrop—High School. Meridian—High School. Baton Rouge—High School. Natchez—High School. Bienville—High School. Washington—Jefferson Military College. Brusly—High School. Tennessee: Crowley—High School. Lebanon—Castle Heights High School. Donaldson ville—High School. Martin—McFerrin Training School. Franklin—High School. Memphis—High School. Gibsland—High School. Texas: Hammond—High School. Beaumont—High School. Homer—High School. Bryan—Allen Academy. Houma- Dallas—High School. High School. Denton—High School. Lorton Preparatory School. Dublin—High School. Jennings—High School. Ennis—High School. Lake Charles—High School. Fort Worth—High School. Marksville—High School. Houston—High School. Minden—Graded High School. San Antonio—High School. Monroe- Sherman—High School. City High School. Victoria—High School. Ouachita Parish High School. Waco—High School.

Accredited by Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md., June, 1914.

Entrance to Johns Hopkins University is usually by examination, but “applicants are received without examination from certain schools in or near the city of Baltimore which have been approved by the board of collegiate studies, provided their ‘applications’ fully and satisfactorily cover the requirements for admission. In the case of other schools, and in the case of candidates from approved schools whose cer- 100 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS. tificates are not fully satisfactory, examinations are required, either upon all the subjects necessary for matriculation or upon selected portions of these subjects, at the discretion of the committee on admission.” Baltimore— B altimor e—Continued. Boys’ Latin School. Polytechnic Institute. City College. University School for Boys. Friends’ School. Roland Park—Gilman Country School. Jefferson School. Port Deposit—Jacob Tome Institute. Parle School.

Schools in Maryland Accredited by St. John’s College, Oct., 1914.

Units. Entrance requirements. ... 14 Prescribed units: Latin. ... 4 English. ... 3 Mathematics...... 3 History. ... 2 Greek. ... 12 Electives. ... *2 Annapolis—High School. Hagerstown—High School. Baltimore- Havre de Grace—High School. City College. Laurel—High School. Boys’ Latin School. Lonaconing—High School. Deichman School for Boys. Middletown—High School. University School for Boys. Millersville—Anne Arundel Academy. Bel Air—High School. Oakland—High School. Cambridge—High School. Port Deposit—Jacob Tome Institute. Centreville—High School. Pocomoke City—High School. Charlotte Hall—Academy. Reisterstown—High School. Chestertown—High School. Rockville— Crisfleld—High School. Academy. Cumberland—High School. High School. Denton—High School. Roland Park—Gilman Country School. Easton—High School. Salisbury—High School. Elkton—High School. Towson—High School. Ellicott City—High School. Westminster—High School. Frederick—High School.

Schools Outside of New England Ac by Mount Holyoke College, Oct. 3 , 1914.

(The schools accredited by Mount Holyoke in New England are those of the New England College Entrance Certificate Board.) Units. Admission requirements 15 Prescribed units: English. 3 Mathematics 3 History. 1 Latin. 4 Electives. 4

Alabama: District of Columbia: Montgomery—Lanier High School. Washington- California: Central High School. Claremont—High School. Eastern High School. Fowler—Union High School. M Street High School. Los Angeles— Marlborough School. National Cathedral School for Girls. Palo Alto— Castilleja School. Western High School. Pasadena—High School. Georgia: Redlands—High School. Athens—Lucy Cobb Institute. Riverside—Girls’ High School. Atlanta— Washington Seminary. San Jose—High School. Columbus—High School. Colorado: Illinois: Boulder—State Preparatory School. Alton—High School. Denver—East Side High School. Champaign—High School.

i For classical course. *For Latin-scientific course. LISTS OF CERTAIN PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS. 101

Illinois—Continued. Minnesota—Continued. Chicago— Minneapolis- Calumet High School. Central High School. The Faulkner School. Stanley Hall. Hyde Park High School. Willmar—High School. Lake View High School. Winona—High School. Marshall High School. Missouri: Parker High School. Carthage—High School. University High School. St. Louis—Central High School. University School for Girls. Montana: Chicago Heights—High School (Township). Butte—High School. Elgin—Academy. Nebraska: Evanston— Omaha—High School. Academy. New Jersey: High School (Township). Asbury Park—High School. Freeport—High School. Bayonne—High School. Galesburg—High School. Bernardsville—High School. Godfrey—Monticello Seminary. Blairstown—RZair Academy. Hinsdale—High School. Bloomfield—High School. Jacksonville—Whipple Academy. Bridgeton- La Grange—High School (Township). High School. Lake Forest—Ferry Hall. Ivy Hall. Mount Carroll—Frances Shimer School. Burlington—St. Mary’s Hall. Oak Park—High School (Township). Butler—High School. Peoria—Bradley Polytechnic Institute. Cape May City—High School. Waukegan—High School (Township). Cranford—High School. Winnetka— The Girton School. Dover—High School. Indiana: East Orange—High School. Crawfordsville—High School. Elizabeth—Battin High School. Indianapolis—Shortridge High School. Englewood -High School. La Porte—High School. Flemington—High School. Princeton—High School. Glen Ridge—High School. Iowa: Gloucester City—High School. Alton—High School. Hackensack—High School. Des Moines—North High School. Hackettstown— Centenary Collegiate Institute. Maquoketa—High School. Hamburg—Ha^dyston High School. Kansas: Jersey City—Dickinson High School. Kansas City—High School. Lakewood—£choolfor Girls. Wichita—High School. Lambertville—High School. . Kentucky: Matawan—High School. Danville—Kentucky College for Women. Millville—High School. Henderson—Barret Manual Training High Montclair—High School. School. Morristown—High School. Lexington—Hamilton (Junior) College for Newark—Barringer High School. Women. New Brunswick—The Misses Anable’s School. Louisville—Girls’ High School. Nutley—High School. Maryland. Park Ridge—High School. Baltimore— Passaic—High School. Girls’ Latin School. Paterson- Westem High School. High School. Catonsville—St. Timothy’s School. Hoover School. Frederick—Women’s College, Preparatory De¬ Plainfield— partment.. High School. Michigan: North Plainfield High School. Detroit- Red Bank—Shrewsbury Academy. Central High School. Ridgewood—High School. Eastern High School. Rockaway—High School. Liggett School. Roselle Park—High School. Grand Rapids—Central High School. Rutherford—High School. Houghton—High School. South Orange—Columbia High School. Jackson—High School. Summit—High School. Muskegon—High School. Trenton—State Model High School. Minnesota: Westfield—High School. Bemidji—High School. West Orange—High School. Duluth—Central High School. Wildwood—High School. 102 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

New York: New York—Continued. Akron—High School. Norwich—High School. Albany— Oneonta—High School. Academy for Girls. Oxford—Academy. High School. Patchogue—High School Albion—High School. Pittsford—High School. Almond—High School. Poughkeepsie- Amsterdam—High School. High School. Attica—High School. Putnam Hall School. Auburn—Academic High School. Randolph—High School. Aurora—Wallcourt. Rensselaer—High School. Binghamton—Lady Jane Grey School. Richmond Hill—High School. Boonville—High School. Rochester— Bronxville—Braniwood Hall. East High School. Brooklyn— West High School. Brooklyn Heights Seminary. Rockville Centre—South Side High School. Erasumus Hall High School. Rye—Seminary. Girls’ High School. Sag Harbor—Pierson High School. Manual Training High School. St. Johnsville—High School. Packer Collegiate Institute. Saratoga Springs—High School. Buffalo— Schenectady—High School. Buffalo Seminary. Schuylerville—High School. Lafayette High School. Sherburne—High School. Masten Park High School. Skaneateles—High School. Camden—High School. Springville—Griffith Institute. Canajoharie—High School. Suffem—High School. Carnel—Drew Seminary. Syracuse—Central High School. Catskill—High School. Tarrytown— Cazenovia—Cazenovia Seminary. Washington Irving High School. Cohoes—Egberts High School. The Knox School. Dansville—High School. Troy— Delevan—High School. Emma Willard School. East Hampton—High School. High School. Fairport—High School. Utica—Free Academy. Flushing—High School. Walton—High School. Forestville—High School. Waterville—High School. Fredonia—State Normal School. Watkins—High School. Geneva—High School. White Plains—High School. Glenns Falls—High School. Woodhull—High School and Academy. Gloversville—High School. Yonkers—High School. Goshen—High School. Ohio: Gouvemeur—High School. Akron—Buchtel Academy. Greenwich—High School. Ashland—High School. Hamilton—High School. Canton—High School. Hancock—High School. Cincinnati— Homell—High School. Madisonville High School. Hudson—High School. . Oakhurst Collegiate Institute. Ithaca—High School. Cleveland- East High School. Jamaica—High School. Glenville High School. Jamestown—High School. Columbus—North High School. Kingston—Kingston Academy. Coshocton—High School. Locust Valley—Friends’ Academy. Delaware—High School. Lowville—Lowville Academy. East Cleveland—Shaw High School. Mechanicsville—High School. Glendale— College. Mexico—Academy and High School. Lima—High School. Middletown—High School. Medina—High School. Mount Kisco—High School. Oberlin—Academy. Mount Vernon—High School. St. Marys—High School. New Brighton—Curtis High School. Salem—High School. Newburgh—Free Academy. Toledo— New Hartford—High School. Central High School. New Paltz—High School. Jesup W. Scott High School. Newport—High School. Smead School. New Rochelle—High School. Waynesville—High School. New York— Wyoming—High School. Barnard School for Girls. Youngstown— Wadleigh High School. Rayen School. Washington Irving High School. South High School. LISTS OF CERTAIN PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS, 103

Oklahoma: Pennsylvania—Continued. McAlester—High School. Pottsville—High School. Pennsylvania: Reading—High School for Girls. Allentown— Ridgway—Boro High School. The College for Women. Scranton—Central High School. Frances Steitler School. Sewickley—High School. Altoona—High School. Sharon—High School. Beaver—High School. W ashington—S eminary. Beaver Falls—High School. Wayne—Radnor High School. Bellefonte—High School. Wellsboro—High School. Bellevue—High School. West Chester— Bethlehem— Moravian Parochial School. Darlington Seminary. Birmingham—School for Girls. High School. Bradford—High School. State Normal School. Chambersburg—Penn Hall. Westtown—Boarding School. Chester—High School. Wilkes-Barre—High School. Clearfield—High School. Wilkinsburg—High School. Coudersport—High School. Williamsport—High School. Crafton Station—Crafton High School. South Dakota: Danville—High School. Sioux Falls—All Saints School. Easton—High School. Tennessee: Erie—High School. Chattanooga—Girls’ Preparatory School. Greensburg—High School. Texas: Harrisburg—Central High School. San Antonio—High School. Holidaysburg—Miss Cowles’s School for Girls. Weatherford— Texas Fairemont Seminary, Kingston— Wyoming Seminary. Virginia: Lansdowne—High School. Beuna Vista—Southern Seminary. Lebanon—High School. Roanoke— Virginia College. Lewistown—Preparatory School. Staunton— Mary Baldwin Seminary. Oil City—High School. Washington: Overbrook—Miss Say ward’s School. Olympia—High School. Oxford—High School. Seattle—Broadway High School. Pennsburg—Perkiomen Seminary. Spokane—Lewis and Clark High School. Philadelphia— Tacoma—High School. Friends’ Central School. Wisconsin: Friends’ Select School. Eau Claire—High School. Germantown Friends’ School. Grand Rapids—High School. High School for Girls. Kenosha—Kemper Hall. Miss Hill’s School for Girls. La Crosse—High School. Philadelphia Collegiate Institute. Milwaukee- (Germantown) Walnut Lane School. East Division High School. William Penn High School. Milwaukee-Downer Seminary. Pittsburgh— West Division High School. Allegheny High School. Wausau—High School. Dilworth Hall. Thurston Preparatory School. The Winchester School.

Schools Sending Students to Wellesley College on Certificate in September, 1014.

“I have included in this list some schools from which students were accepted only on a partial certifi¬ cate, that is to say, these students supplemented their credentials from a given school with certificates from another school or with entrance examinations.”—Letter from secretary to the board of admission, November 20,1914. Units. Admission requirements. 15 Prescribed units: English. 3 Mathematics. 3 History. 1 Latin. 4 Electives. 4 California: Colorado: Palo Alto— Castilleja School. Denver—Miss Wolcott’s School. Piedmont—Miss Ransom’s and Miss Bridges’s Connecticut: School. Clinton— Morgan School. San Francisco—Miss Murison’s School. Danbury—High School. 104 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Connecticut—Continued. Maine—Continued. Greenwich— Portland— Ely School. High School. High School. Waynfiete School. Hartford—High School. Westbrook—High School. Middlebury—Westover School. York—High School. Middletown—High School. Maryland: New Britain—High School. Baltimore—Girls’ Latin School. Norwich—Free Academy. Massachusetts: Stamford— The Catherine Aiken School. Abington—High School. Westport—Staples High School. Adams—High School. Winsted—Gilbert School. Amherst—High School. District of Columbia: Andover—Abbot Academy. Washington— Arlington—High School. Madeira School for Girls. Ashburnham— Cushing Academy. National Cathedral School for Girls. Boston— Western High School. Brighton High School. Georgia: Curtis-Peabody School. Atlanta—Washington Seminary. Dorchester High School. Columbus—High School. Elm Hill School. Idaho: Girls’ Latin School. Boise—High School. Miss Guild’s and Miss Evans’s School. Idaho Falls—High School! The von Mach School for Girls. Elinois: Roxbury High School. Chicago— West Roxbury High School. Latin School. Bradford—A cademy. Lakeview High School. Brookline—High School. Stickney School. Cambridge—High and Latin School. University High School. Danvers—Holton High School. Evanston— East Northfield—Northfield Seminary. Academy. Fall River—B. M. C. Durfee High School. High School. Fitchburg—High School. Godfrey—Monticello Seminary. Foxboro—High School. La Grange—High School (Township). Gloucester—High School. Moline—High School. Greenfield—High School. Mount Carroll— Frances Shimer School. Haverhill—High School. Oak Park—High School (Township). Holden—High School. Peoria—High School. Holyoke—High School. Rockford—High School. Lenox—High School. Rock Island—High School. Lexington—High School. Winnetka— Lowell—High School. Girton School. Lynn—Classical High School. High School (Township). Mansfield—High School. Indiana: Marblehead—High School. Crawfordsville—High School. Milford—High School. Fort Wayne—High School. Natick- Indianapolis— Tudor Hall School for Girls. High School. Rockville—High School. Walnut Hill School for Girls. Iowa: New Bedford—High School. Burlington—High School. Newton—Mount Ida School for Girls. Des Moines— Newtonville—Classical High School. North High School. Northampton— West High School. Miss Capen’s School for Girls. Dubuque—High School. The Mary A. Burnham School for Girls. Kansas: North Andover—Johnson High School. Topeka— Norwood—High School. College of Sisters of Bethany. Salem—Classical High School. Washburn College. Scituate—High School. Kentucky: Somerville—High School. Louisville—Semple Collegiate Institute. South Hadley—High School. Shelbyville—Science Hall. Springfield- Maine: Central High School. Bangor—High School. The Elms. Brunswick-High School. Swampscott—High School. Cherryfield—A cademy. Wakefield—High School. Farmington—High School. Ware—High School. LISTS OF CERTAIN PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS* 105

Massachusetts—Continued. New York: Wareham—High School. Albany— Warren—High School. Academy. Wellesley— High School. Dana Hall. St. Agnes School. High School. State Normal College. Westfield—High School. Auburn—Academic High School. Winchester—High School. Binghamton—High School. Wollaston—Quincy Mansion. Boonville—High School. Worcester— Brooklyn— Classical High School. Adelphi Academy. South High School. Erasmus Hall High School. Michigan: Girls’ High School. Detroit—Central High School. Packer Collegiate Institute. Grand Haven—Akeley Hall. Buffalo— Houghton—High School. Central High School. Jackson—High School. Lafayette High School. Minnesota: Cambridge—High School. Faribault—St. Mary’s Hall. Chateaugay—High School. Minneapolis— Glen Cove—High School. Central High School. Gloversville—High School. Graham Hall. Huntington—Union School. Stanley Hall. Islip—High School. West High School. Jamestown—High School. St. Paul— Kingston—Free Academy. Oak Hall. Mamaroneck—Rye Neck High School. Miss Loomis’ School. Middletown—High School. Missouri: Mount Vernon—High School. St. Charles—Lindenwood Academy. Oneida—High School. St. Louis— Palmyra—Classical High School. Hosmer Hall. Plattsburg—High School. Mary Institute. Rensselaer—High School. Soldan High School. Richmond Hill—High School. Nebraska: Rochester— Omaha— Columbia Preparatory School. Brownell Hall. East High School. Central High School. West High School. New Hampshire: Rye—Seminary. Concord—St. Mary’s School. Schenectady—High School. Manchester—High School. Scarsdale—Lockwood Collegiate School. Nashua—High School. Utica—Free Academy. Portsmouth—High School. Yonkers—High School. Rochester—High School. Ohio: Wolfeboro—Brewster Free Academy. Canton—High School. New Jersey: Cincinnati— Asbury Park—High School. Bloomfield—High School. Madisonville High School. Cranford—High School. Oakhurst Collegiate School. Elizabeth—Battin High School. University School. Walnut Hills High School. Englewood—Dwight School. Hackettstown— Centenary Collegiate Institute. Cleveland—Central High School. Jersey City—Dickinson High School. Columbus— Madison—High School. Collegiate School for Girls. Milbum—High School. North High School. Montclair—High School. East Cleveland—Shaw High School. Morristown—High School. Medina—High School. Mount Holly—High School. Niles—High School. Newton—High School. Oberlin—Academy. Passaic—High School. Sandusky—High School. Plainfield—High School. Toledo—Scott High School. Ridgewood—High School. Urbana—High School. Rutherford—High School. Xenia—Central High School. South Orange—High School. Youngstown—Rayen School. Summit—Kent Place School for Girls. Oregon: West Orange—High School. Portland—Lincoln High School. 106 ACCREDITED SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

Pennsylvania: P ennsyl vania—Contin ued. Beaver Falls—High School. Wilkins burg—High School. Bellefonte—High School. Rhode Island: Bethlehem—Moravian Parochial School. Pawtucket—High School. Bradford—High School. Providence— Bryn Mawr— Hope Street High School. Baldwin School. Moses Brown School. Miss Wright’s School. Woonsocket—High School. Canton—High School. Tennessee: Carbondale—High School. Chattanooga—Girls Preparatory School. Hu Bois—High School. Nashville— Ward-Belmont Seminary. Easton—High School. Vermont: Franklin—High School. Barre—Spaulding High School. George School—George School. Burlington—High School. Harrisburg—High School. Claremont—Stevens High School. Huntingdon—Juniata Academy. Fair Haven—High School. Indiana—State Normal School. Ludlow—Black River Academy. Kingston— Wyoming Seminary. Rutland—High School. McKeesport—High School. St. Johnsbury—Academy. Pennsburg—Perkiomen Seminary. Washington: Philadelphia— North Yakima—High School. Friends’ Central School. Seattle— Friends’ Select School. Broadway High School. Girls’ High School. Franklin High School. Miss Mill’s School. Spokane—Lewis and Clark High School. (Germantown) Walnut Lane School. Tacoma—Annie Wright Seminary. William Penn High School. Walla Walla—St Paul’s School. Pittsburgh— West Virginia: Thurston Preparatory School. Elkins—High School. Winchester School. Huntington—High School. Pottsville—High School. Wisconsin: Reading—Girls’ High School. Ashland—High School. Ridgway—High School. Beaver Dam— Wayland Academy. Scranton—Central High School. La Crosse—High School. W ashington—S eminary. Milwaukee— West Chester—Darlington Seminary. Milwaukee-Downer Seminary. Westtown—Boarding School. West High School. Wilkes-Barre- Waupum—High School. High School. Institute.

Private Secondary Schools In Maryland and Pennsylvania (not Listed Elsewhere in the Bulletin) Belonging to the Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Middle States and Maryland and having the Privilege of Certificating their Graduates to Various Colleges of High Standing.

Maryland: Pennsylvania—Continued. Baltimore— Philadelphia— Arundell School. The Agnes Irwin School. Holman School for Girls. Bryn Mawr School. Maher Preparatory School. Pennsylvania: Swarthmore—Swarthmore Preparatory School. Lancaster—Shippen School. York— Collegiate Institute. BULLETIN OF THE BUREAU OF EDUCATION

[Note.—With the exceptions indicated, the documents named below will be sent free of charge upon application to the Commissioner of Education, Washington, D. C. Those marked with an asterisk (*) are no longer available for free distribution, but may be had of the Superintendent of Documents, Govern¬ ment Printing Office, Washington, D. C., upon payment of the price stated. Remittances should be made in coin, currency, or money order. Stamps are not accepted. Documents marked with a dagger (f) are out of print.] 1906. fNo. 1. Education bill of 1906 for England and Wales as it passed the House of Commons. A. T. Smith. fNo. 2. German views of American education, with particular reference to industrial development. William N. Hailmann. ♦No. 3. State school systems: Legislation and judicial decisions relating to public education, Oct. 1,1904, to Oct. 1,1906. Edward C. Elliott. 15 cts.

1907. fNo. 1. The continuation school in the United States. Arthur J. Jones. fNo. 2. Agricultural education, including nature study and school gardens. James R. Jewell. fNo. 3. The auxiliary schools of Germany. Six lectures by B. Maennel. fNo. 4. The elimination of pupils from school. Edward L. Thorndike.

1908. fNo. 1. On the training of persons to teach agriculture in the public schools. Liberty H. Bailey. ♦No. 2. List of publications of the United States Bureau of Education, 1867-1907. 10 cts. ♦No. 3. Bibliography of education for 1907. James Ingersoll Wyer, jr., and Martha L. Phelps. 10 cts. fNo. 4. Music education in the United States; schools and departments of music. Arthur L. Manchester. ♦No. 5. Education in Formosa. Julean H. Arnold. 10 cts. ♦No. 6. The apprenticeship system in its relation to industrial education. Carroll D. Wright. 15 cts. ♦No. 7. State school systems: II. Legislation and judicial decisions relating to public education, Oct. 1, 1906, to Oct. 1, 1908. Edward C. Elliott. 30 cts. ♦No. 8. Statistics of State universities and other institutions of higher education partially supported by the State, 1907-8. 5 cts. 1909. ♦No. 1. Facilities for study and research in the offices of the United States Government in Washington. Arthur T. Hadley. 10 cts. ♦No. 2. Admission of Chinese students to American colleges. John Fryer. 25 cts. ♦No. 3. Daily meals of school children. Caroline L. Hunt. 10 cts. fNo. 4. The teaching staff of secondary schools in the United States; amount of education, length of expe¬ rience, salaries. Edward L. Thorndike. No. 5. Statistics of public, society, and school libraries in 1908. ♦No. 6. Instruction in the fine and manual arts in the United States. A statistical monograph. Henry T. Bailey. 15 cts. No. 7. Index to the Reports of the Commissioner of Education, 1867-1907. ♦No. 8. A teacher’s professional library. Classified list of 100 titles. 5 cts. ♦No. 9. Bibliography of education for 1908-9. 10 cts. No. 10. Education for efficiency in railroad service. J. Shirley Eaton. ♦No. 11. Statistics of State universities and other institutions of higher education partially supported by the State, 1908-9. 5 cts. 1910. ♦No. 1. The movement for reform in the teaching of religion in the public schools of Saxony. Arley B. Show. 5 cts. No. 2. State school systems: III. Legislation and judicial decisions relating to public education, Oct. 1, 1908, to Oct. 1,1909. Edward C. Elliott. fNo. 3. List of publications of the United States Bureau of Education, 1867-1910. ♦No. 4. The biological stations of Europe. Charles A. Kofoid. 50 cts. ♦No. 5. American schoolhouses. Fletcher B. Dresslar. 75 cts. fNo. 6. Statistics of State universities and other institutions of higher education partially supported by the State, 1909-10. I II BULLETIN OF THE BUREAU OF EDUCATION.

1911. ♦No. 1. Bibliography of science teaching. 5 cts. ♦No. 2. Opportunities for graduate study in agriculture in the United States. A. C. Monahan. 5 cts. ♦No. 3. Agencies for the improvement of teachers in service. William C. Ruediger. 15 cts. ♦No. 4. Report of the commission appointed to study the system of education in the public schools of Baltimore. 10 cts. ♦No. 5. Age and grade census of schools and colleges. George D. Strayer. 10 cts. ♦No. 6. Graduate work in mathematics in universities and in other institutions of like grade in the United States. 5 cts. fNo. 7. Undergraduate work in mathematics in colleges and universities. fNo. 8. Examinations in mathematics, other than those set by the teacher for his own classes. No. 9. Mathematics in the technological schools of collegiate grade in the United States. fNo. 10. Bibliography of education for 1909-10. fNo. 11. Bibliography of child study for the years 1908-9. fNo. 12. Training of teachers of elementary and secondary mathematics. ♦No. 13. Mathematics in the elementary schools of the United States. 15 cts. ♦No. 14. Provision for exceptional children in the public schools. J. H. Van Sickle, Lightner Witmer, and Leonard P. Ayres. 10 cts. ♦No. 15. Educational system of China as recently reconstructed. Harry E. King. 10 cts. tNo. 16. Mathematics in the public and private secondary schools of the United States. tNo. 17. List of publications of the United States Bureau of Education, October, 1911. ♦No. 18. Teachers’ certificates issued under general State laws and regulations. Harlan Updegraff. 20 cts. No. 19. Statistics of State universities and other institutions of higher education partially supported by the State, 1910-11. 1912. ♦No. 1. A course of study for the preparation of rural-school teachers. F. Mutchler and W. J. Craig. 5 cts. fNo. 2. Mathematics at West Point and Annapolis. ♦No. 3. Report of committee on uniform records and reports. 5 cts. ♦No. 4. Mathematics in technical secondary schools in the United States. 5 cts. ♦No. 5. A study of expenses of city school systems. Harlan Updegraff. 10 cts. ♦No. 6. Agricultural education in secondary schools. 10 cts. ♦No. 7. Educational status of nursing. M. Adelaide Nutting. 10 cts. ♦No. 8. Peace day. Fannie Fern Andrews. 5 cts. [Later publication, 1913, No. 12. 10 cts.] ♦No. 9. Country schools for city boys. William S. Myers. 10 cts. tNo. 10. Bibliography of education in agriculture and home economics. tNo. 11. Current educational topics, No. I. tNo. 12. Dutch schools of New Netherland and colonial New York. William H. Kilpatrick. ♦No. 13. Influences tending to improve the work of the teacher of mathematics. 5 cts. ♦No. 14. Report of the American commissioners of the international commission on the teaching of mathe¬ matics. 10 cts. tNo. 15. Current educational topics, No. II. tNo. 16. The reorganized school playground. Henry S. Curtis. ♦No. 17. The Montessori system of education. Anna T. Smith. 5 cts. ♦No. 18. Teaching language through agriculture and domestic science. M. A. Leiper. 5 cts. ♦No. 19. Professional distribution of college and university graduates. Bailey B. Burritt. 10 cts. tNo. 20. Readjustment of a rural high school to the needs of the community. H. A. Brown. tNo. 21. Urban and rural common-school statistics. Harlan Updegraff and William R. Hood. No. 22. Public and private high schools. ♦No. 23. Special collections in libraries in the United States. W. D. Johnston and I. G. Mudge. 10 cts. tNo. 24. Current educational topics, No. III. tNo. 25. List of publications of the United States Bureau of Education, 1912. tNo. 26. Bibliography of child study for the years 1910-1911. No. 27. History of public-school education in Arkansas. Stephen B. Weeks. ♦No. 28. Cultivating school grounds in Wake County, N. C. Zebulon Judd. 5 cts. No. 29. Bibliography of the teaching of mathematics, 1900-1912. D. E. Smith and C. Goldziher. No. 30. Latin-American universities and special schools. Edgar E. Brandon. ♦No. 31. Educational directory, 1912. 10 cts. ♦No. 32. Bibliography of exceptional children and their education. Arthur MacDonald. 5 cts. tNo. 33. Statistics of State universities and other institutions of higher education partially supported by the State, 1912. 1913. No. 1. Monthly record of current educational publications, January, 1913. ♦No. 2. Training courses for rural teachers. A. C. Monahan and R. H. Wright. 5 cts. ♦No. 3. The teaching of modem languages in the United States. Charles H. Handschin. 15 cts. ♦No. 4. Present standards of higher education in the United States. George E. MacLean. 20 cts. tNo. 5. Monthly record of current educational publications. February, 1913. BULLETIN OF THE BUREAU OF EDUCATION. in

*No. 6. Agricultural instruction in high schools. C. H. Robison and F. B. Jenks. 10 cts. *No. 7. College entrance requirements. Clarence D. Kingsley. 15 cts. *No. 8. The status of rural education in the United States. A. C. Monahan. 15 cts. fNo. 9. Consular reports on continuation schools in Prussia. fNo. 10. Monthly record of current educational publications, March, 1913. fNo. 11. Monthly record of current educational publications, April, 1913. *No. 12. The promotion of peace. Fannie Fern Andrews. 10 cts. *No. 13. Standards and tests for measuring the efficiency of schools or systems of schools. 5 cts. *No. 14. Agricultural instruction in secondary schools. 10 cts. fNo. 15. Monthly record of current educational publications, May, 1913. *No. 16. Bibliography of medical inspection and health supervision. 15 cts. *No. 17. A trade school for girls. A preliminary investigation in a typical manufacturing city, Worcester, Mass. 10 cts. *No. 18. The fifteenth international congress on hygiene and demography. Fletcher B. Dresslar. 10 cts. *No. 19. German industrial education and its lessons for the United States. Holmes Beckwith. 15 cts. *No. 20. Illiteracy in the United States. 10 cts. tNo. 21. Monthly record of current educational publications, June, 1913. *No. 22. Bibliography of industrial, vocational, and trade education. 10 cts. *No. 23. The Georgia club at the State Normal School, Athens, Ga., for the study of rural sociology. E. C. Branson. 10 cts. *No. 24. A comparison of public education in Germany and in the United States. Georg Kerschensteiner. 5 cts. *No. 25. Industrial education in Columbus, Ga. Roland B. Daniel. 5 cts. fNo. 26. Good roads arbor day. Susan B. Sipe. fNo. 27. Prison schools. A. C. Hill. *No. 28. Expressions on education by American statesmen and publicists. 5 cts. *No. 29. Accredited secondary schools in the United States. Kendric C. Babcock. 10 cts. *No. 30. Education in the South. 10 cts. *No. 31. Special features in city school systems. 10 cts. No. 32. Educational survey of Montgomery County, Md. fNo. 33. Monthly record of current educational publications, September, 1913. *No. 34. Pension systems in Great Britain. Raymond W. Sies. 10 cts. *No. 35. A list of books suited to a high-school library. 15 cts. *No. 36. Report on the work of the Bureau of Education for the natives of Alaska, 1911-12. 10 cts. No. 37. Monthly record of current educational publications, October, 1913. *No. 38. Economy of time in education. 10 cts. No. 39. Elementary industrial school of Cleveland, Ohio. W. N. Hailmann. *No. 40. The reorganized school playground. Henry S. Curtis. 10 cts. *No. 41. The reorganization of secondary education. 10 cts. No. 42. An experimental rural school at Winthrop College. H. S. Browne. *No. 43. Agriculture and rural-life day; material for its observance. Eugene C. Brooks. 10 cts. *No. 44. Organized health work in schools. E. B. Hoag. 10 cts. No. 45. Monthly record of current educational publications, November, 1913. *No. 46. Educational directory, 1913. 15 cts. *No. 47. Teaching material in Government publications. F. K. Noyes. 10 cts. *No. 48. School hygiene. W. Carson Ryan, jr. 15 cts. No. 49. The Farragut School, a Tennessee country-life high school. A. C. Monahan and A. Phillips. No. 50. The Fitchburg plan of cooperative industrial education. M. R. McCann. *No. 51. Education of the immigrant. 10 cts. *No. 52. Sanitary schoolhouses. Legal requirements in Indiana and Ohio. 5 cts. No. 53. Monthly record of current educational publications, December, 1913. No. 54. Consular reports on industrial education in Germany. No. 55. Legislation and judicial decisions relating to education, Oct. 1, 1909, to Oct. 1, 1912. James C. Boykin and William R. Hood. fNo. 56. Some suggestive features of the Swiss school system. William Knox Tate. *No. 57. Elementary education in England, with special reference to London, Liverpool, and Manchester. I. L. Kandel. 15 cts. No. 58. Educational system of rural Denmark. Harold W. Foght. No. 59. Bibliography of education for 1910-11. No. 60. Statistics of State universities and other institutions of higher education partially supported by the State, 1912-13. 1914.

*No. 1. Monthly record of current educational publications, January, 1914. 5 cts. No. 2. Compulsory school attendance. *No. 3. Monthly record of current educational publications, February, 1914. 5 cts. No. 4. The school and the start in life. Meyer Bloomfield. IV BULLETIN OF THE BUREAU OF EDUCATION,

No. 5. The folk high schools of Denmark. L. L. Friend. No. 6. Kindergartens in the United States. No. 7. Monthly record of current educational publications, March, 1914. No. 8. The Massachusetts home-project plan of vocational agricultural education. R. W. Stimson. No. 9. Monthly record of current educational publications, April, 1914. *No. 10. Physical growth and school progress. B. T. Baldwin. 25 cts. No. 11. Monthly record of current educational publications, May, 1914. *No. 12. Rural schoolhouses and grounds. F. B. Dresslar. 50 cts. No. 13. Present status of drawing and art in the elementary and secondary schools of the United States. Royal B. Famum. No. 14. Vocational guidance. No. 15. Monthly record of current educational publications. Index. *No. 16. The tangible rewards of teaching. James C. Boykin and Roberta King. 50 cts. No. 17. Sanitary survey of the schools of Orange County, Va. Roy K. Flannagan. No. 18. The public school system of Gary, Ind. William P. Burris. No. 19. University extension in the United States. Louis E. Reber. No. 20. The rural school and hookworm disease. J. A. Ferrell. No. 21. Monthly record of current educational publications, September, 1914. No. 22. The Danish folk high schools. H. W. Foght. No. 23. Some trade schools in Europe. Frank L. Glynn. No. 24. Danish elementary rural schools. H. W. Foght. No. 25. Important features in rural school improvement. W. T. Hodges. No. 26. Monthly record of current educational publications, October, 1914. No. 27. Agricultural teaching. No. 28. The Montessori method and the kindergarten. Elizabeth Harrison. No. 29. The kindergarten in benevolent institutions. No. 30. Consolidation of rural schools and transportation of pupils at public expense. A. C. Monahan. No. 31. Report on the work of the Bureau of Education for the natives of Alaska. No. 32. Bibliography of the relation of secondary schools to higher education. R. I. Walkley. No. 33. Music in the public schools. Will Ear hart. No. 34. Library instruction in universities, colleges, and normal schools. Henry R. Evans. No. 35. The training of teachers in England, Scotland, and Germany. Charles H. Judd. No. 36. Education for the home—Part I. General statement. Benjamin R. Andrews. No. 37. Education for the home—Part II. State action, schools, agencies. Benjamin R. Andrews. No. 38. Education for the home—Part III. Colleges and universities. Benjamin R. Andrews. No. 39. Education for the home—Part IV. Bibliography, list of schools. Benjamin R. Andrews. No. 40. Care of the health of boys in Girard College, Philadelphia, Pa. No. 41. Monthly record of cnrrent educational publications, November, 1914. No. 42. Monthly record of current educational publications, December, 1914. No. 43. Educational directory, 1914-15. No. 44. County-unit organization for the administration of rural schools. A. C. Monahan. No. 45. Curricula in mathematics. J. C. Brown. No. 46. School savings banks. Mrs. Sara L. Oberholtzer. No. 47. City training schools for teachers. Frank A. Manny. No. 48. The educational museum of the St. Louis public schools. C. G. Rathman. No. 49. Efficiency and preparation of rural-school teachers. H. W. Foght. No. 50. Statistics of State universities and State colleges.

1915.

No. 1. Cooking in the vocational school. Iris P. O’Leary. No. 2. Monthly record of current educational publications, January, 1915. No. 3. Monthly record of current educational publications, February, 1915. No. 4. The health of school children. W. H. Heck. No. 5. Organization of State departments of education. A. C. Monahan. No. 6. A study of colleges and high schools. No. 7. Accredited secondary schools in the United States. Samuel P. Capen. No. 8. Present status of the honor system in colleges and universities. Bird T. Baldwin. O