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. UNITEDSTATESDEPARTMENTOFTHEINTERIOR ii RAY LYMANWILBER.Secretary . OFFICEOF EDUCATION WILLIAMJOHNaPPER.Commissioner - 1 o

BULLETIN,1929,No. 35

STATISTICSOF PUBLICHIGHSCHOOLS 1927-1928

PREPAREDIN THEDIVISIONOF STATISTICS

BY ANDUNDERTHE SUPERVISIONOF FRANKM. PHILLIPS CHIEF

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INTRODUCTION

CONTENTS.IntroductionEnrollment bysubjectLanguagesMathematicsScienceAgriculture-- Home economic9Art and drawingIsianualtrainidgOccupationsand vocationalguidance Vocational related subjectsHistoryand socialsciencesCommercialsubjectsTeacher training Physical training and militarydrillSummaryof subject enrollmentsSizeof high schoolSizeof communityOraduattoPublic high-schoolproperty

Thisreport includes data from18,11t public highschools which furnished informationto the Bureau of Educationconcerningtheir activities for theschool yeattending in June,1928. The tabulations include the nu.nberof schoolsof varioustypes, the number of admin- istrators, thenumber ofteachers, thenumbercifpupils enrolled,the subjects taughtand the enrollmentin each, thenumber ofgraduates and whetherornot they wentto collegeor to someother institution after graduation,anda statementofproperty valuations. Although thefirst public highschoolwasorganized in1821, this type of school didnot enroll to exceed10per centof the childrenof high-schoolageuntil about1905or1906.Within thenext 10years another10per cent were enrolled, and the30per centmarkwas reachedabout1921.No generalcensushas beentaken inthis country since 1920, butacareful estimateindicates that40per cent of thechildren ofages15, 16, 17, and18 yere enrolled inpublic high schoolsabout.1923, and50per centi1928.The rapidgrowth whichwasexperiencedhetween1915 and 1925seems tobe followed byaperiodofgrowth that isdecidedly slower,somuchso,that it is difficultto forecast howsoon anadditional10per centof the children of high-schoolagewill be etifolledin public highschools. The rapidadditionof largegroupsof pupils ofatype which the traditionalhigh schooldidnot provide for, broughtsecondary school interests faceto face withnewdifficulties.To aid inmeeting the situation,the high-schoolcurriculum has beenchangedfromone Almostclassicaliin ctiaract;ir,to several-cuiriculawhich contain Nuchof vocationaland industrialiwörk.Table59 givesareview of subjectenrollmentswhich reveal/changesand Addition'sto the subject matter offeredby these schoolssince189(1Further relief%vas soughtin thereorganizationof the regularhigh schoolinto junior adsenior,levelqwhich includesomeof the elementarygrades. A figdiscussionof these pointsis At within thescopeof this publica-- tia,buteach willbe given attention. th. 44. 1 2 BIENNIAL SURVEYOF EDUCATION,1926-1928

The junior highschool movement.startedabout the beginningof the present century.In 1922 thebureau had reports from387 separately organizedjunior high schools.The numher increasedto 704 in 1924, to 1,109in 1926, and to 1,403in 1928.The numberof junior high schoolteachers increasedfrom 8,105in 1922to 31,939 in

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1928. During this timethe enrollmentincreased from206,158 to 839,388.Figure 2 shows theseincreases. The junior-seniororganization hasincreased from1,088high schools in M2 to 1,316in 1924, andthen to 1,949in 1926. In 1028 reports werereceived from 2,429such schools, ofwhichnumber765 areof the 3-3 type,568 ofthe 2-4 type; 16of the 2-3 type,904 oftiki undivided 6-year type,and 176 ofthe undivided 5-yeartype. Thesejunior-senior highschools employed31,117teachersin 1928, and enrolled 741,941pupils. In 1928 reports werereceived from 494senior highschools.Thee hundred andsixty-one of these are3-yearschools followingjUnia

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MM. ow 1922 1924 1926 1926 rJ == II - FIG, 2 highschoolsfor 1928 was 379,518 pupils, and16,060 teacherswere II employed. These4,326 reorganizedschools enrolled1,960,850 pupils,or46.5 Per cent ofthe total 61- public high-schoolenrollment for theyear.Of r.,`; .. , .... "f .1-.. , .-. . "1;11 ...... 11111?;'' . .b, ...i....4.-il __ - 4:- ... ,..... _2- , -.------...- ._-_,,1-__ E...... -_IL _...... ____- --...._.,.... _-,v,.....L - -.-- ; . -..,..." ---- ,_,... t . - ,.- .._ _,_.. ,-,_ ., . _,. .:,..-.. 4 BIENNIAL SURVEY*OF'EDUCATION;1926-1928 this number, 862,840 areenrolled belowthe Erstregular high-school year,588,947in junior highschools, and 273,893in junior-senior high schools. Thejunior schoolshave, therefore, 70.16 percent of their enrollment belowthe traditionalhigh-schoolyears,and the junior- schools have 36.92 per centbelow the firstregular high-school yea:- The juniorhigh schoolsand thejunior-seniorhigh schools senior.weconsider the last have 1,238,263pupils in juniordepartmenti, if threeyearsof the undividedfive and sixyearschoolsasseniorye'ars. Reportswere,received from 13,790regular highschools of which number 11,555offered fourfullyearsof work.Of the totalViumbers4 of regularhigh schools, 11,479follow 8yearsof elementary school work, 2,272follow 7years,and.39 follow 9 yearsof elementaryschool work.These schoolsenrolled 2,256,463pupils andemployed 62020 teachersin 1928. The totalenrollment inall publichigh schoolsreporting for 1928 is 4,217,313,20.5percentof whichenrollment isin'grades below the last fouryearsof thesecondary school.Theenrollment in tberegu-- larUgh-schoolyearsis 3,345,473.The correspondingenrollment for 1922is 3,065,009.State departmentsofeducation reportatotal publicsecondary schoolenrollment in thefour regularhigh-school Tiarafor 1928of 3,911,279. The foregoing statementsreview thepublichigh-school situation atthe presenttime, andgiveabrief outline ofthe expansionof reorganization movements asfarasnumber ofschools andenroll- mentsareconcerned.The followingtable givesasumithary of enrollments bysexand gradein 43different types ofpublic high schools.

.16 Summary of enrollments in 18,118 public high schools by sex, grade, and type of school, 19137-28 Num-ber of I Seventh grade Eighth grade , schoolFirst high- year Secondschool high- year I Th:rdschool high- year Fourth high-school year 1 Postgraduate Total Type heob I I report- J 1 a ing e Boys 3 Girls 4 Boys 5 Girls 6 Boys 7 Girls 8 Boys Girls 10 Boys 11 Girls 12 Boys 13 1 Girls 14 Boys 13 girls 16 -17Boys Girls 18 _ _ a 943 ' 119, 800 117, coui 115, 803 104, 988 10R, 037 3-year3-year Junior, junim, colored,white, 12 12 grades grades_ _ __ OD, mi. 9927i124, 34 4,4, 070 310 4,5, 183888 4,3, 331819 4, 971869 4,2, 388 260 3,4, 857 559 348, 995 13, 3899, 7 343, me 14,13, 614 713 3-Iretr2-year junior, unier, white,white, 11 12 grades_ grades IM 12, 019 11 388 11, 743 461 11, 676 3301 11, 743 388 - 115. 23, 606 718 A 23, 486 849 2-year junior, colored, 12 grades h. 2-year junior, white, 11 grades 2114, 3,2 029 641 3,Z 115521 2,3, 1311 8901 2,3, 98492 '4' . 5, 77919 1 8,6, 097 013 2-year junior, white, 12 grades _ 11*, 54 48 55 t _ - 105 4-year4-year2-year junior, junior,junior, Moved,oo1ored,,12white, 12 12 grades grades ______133 17 Z 993 1 3, 065 271 29 993 124 3, 023 253 2, 581 85 2780 148 1, 251 60 1, 464 125 9, 441441 10, 341 797 4-7ear junior,, % white, 11 grades 9 293 659 628 548 548 106 77 1, 604 1, 513 164 * Total juniorgitigh 1, 4031149; 188 145, 673 146, 7 147, 364 1201 893 126, 465 1, 417 1, 666 418, 421, 168 /4 Junior-senior, 3-3, whitb, 12 grades_ n.hools _ .... 724 291 27, 561 1, 131 27, 564 204,43851, 593 927 26, 1, 487 28, 383 849 :t0, 213 1, 298 23, 596 811 26, 751 1, 116 17, 11 418 20, 477 814 14, 112 353 47, 621 627 a. ab ao - 191 a do 794 4 135* 838 1 .!, 48012:11 Junior-senior,Junisrlenior,Junkittsenfor, 3-3, 3-3,2-4, white,colored,white, 1112 1 grades__grades grades______. _ 528 15 13,004 638 12, 7.44828598 11, 415 577 12, 114 529 13, 934 571 15, 646215 10, 513 377 1l,jÏSI 443 8, 075 415 9, 620 444 8, 697 319 8, 343 370 1441 a a a a 321 31 63,78W t1197 V 70, 406 3, 030 Juvior-senior,Junior-senior, 2-4, 3-4,2-4, colored, colored,white, 1112 11 grades_grades_ grades_ _ _ _ _ 12 9 383467513 7385 403559507 8617 499403404 9034798712001. 41308260 721 s1 245251201 494352277 231162150 437216289 171 1 E 2,21. 411 4,3,2057 178350 Junior-senior,Undivided 2-3,3-4, Wilts,',bite, 1113 grades_grades 6-year, white, 12 grades _ _ _ 856 1 4 22, 365 188 _ -21,811 205 20, 788211 20, 381 758197 23; 230843166 23, 276 6S5 1 7941 44411 2 19, 326 521104 13, 681 401 76 14, 968 483 75 10, 784 223 78 12, 649 320108 374 60 4151 SIli 108, 403 2, 483 848 112, 800 Z 723 890 Undivided'Undivided 6-year, white, 11 grad &year, colored, 12 grades_ __ _ _ . _ 118 3618 _____ 1, 017 87 1, 613 6 A: 591798 1, 624 472739 ft,1, 116 578 36s4 825 360298 4495241 260217 358418 3 3 2,3, 71551 . 3,5, 705056 Undivided 5-year, colored,white, 12 12 grades grades_ 5-year, II white, 11 grades 51 1 e _ _ _ _ _ e _____ e - - 3, 589 797181 64 4, 408 83 94 4, 577 680176 92 325723519171 3, 501 44 t419 858'4201 59 2, 719 411161 32 3, 402 535 55 2,132J 308 321 2, 794 41 43 35 0 86 I 16, 5332, 746 264 20, 551 3, 422159 'Undivided 5-year, colored, 11 grades Total junior-senior high schools_ 10 a _ 2, - 8 67, 9371 68, 728 66, 27 70, 958 309 75, 818 81, 988 59, 7571 211 68, 488 44, 854 53, 224 r5 3.6, 164106 45, 323 300 771 1, 684 1, 351, 5711 845, 390, 3'73 1, 629 a gr. --9g6 OF EDUCATION, 1 1 8Z6 Cto BIENNAL SURVZT , - 9 31 115 I? CGS 944 367 878 687 990 099 168 556 015 382 821 058 I 2, 2, 1, 2, 18 14, 15, 22, 16, 37, 188,-591 179, 130, 198, 974,067 140,786 060, Girls 1 2, 1, 30 - 517 4 537 458 599 41 748 535 479 036 183 294 503 Total 146 534 903 A 717 1, 4, 21 7, 1, 14, 20, 14, 34, 028, 077 17 107, 181, 951, 130, Boys .918, 2, I 1 1 ! 5 41 a, 17 89! -..,, 106 102 197i 245 816 533: 203 22j 81306,l, ls 1, 7, 3, 1, 11:503 Gills 1 f I 11 o 0! 2 581 401 931 121 601 WI 929; -12,-i. . 713; 139' 3511 5801 367 15 , 4, 7, - 1, 4, 2, Boys 1 Postgradua Continued 119i 3681 166 1431 520 372 24911 9181 147 336 848 926; 059 Z 3, 14 4, 8, 23, 94, 48, _ 296, 202, Girls year 17'2, 537 high- ______1 h 74 1611 118 434 994 851 926 913 043 1 879 707 316 652 1, 13 3, 5, school ...... 19.07-R8 16, 41, 78, 32, 172, Fourt 250, _ Boys 151, _ 1 5 &Is 113 234. 327, 1771 196 521 470 6001 WI 156 177 4761 683i 9071 706 56 08 1, 3, Z 4, 5, 12 8, 2S, 57, 43, 356. 245, Girls school, 110, 204, high- 3 MI6 of 36 46 8.55 739 '243 842 518 838 116 2 154 771 58:) 657 262 493 605 013 997 , 1 2, Z 2, 7, 4, 11 school Third 97, 39, "21, 216, 313, 186, Boys type I J 2 3141 384 281 329 C98 971721 124 660 662 123 308 031 776f 661 769 261 96 1, 9, 3, 1, 6, 6, 9, 10 and 35, 76, igh- 58, I 472. 325, Girls 146, 267, h year I S 1 1 176 365 8.65 393 509 125 264 258 684 840 188 500 169 097 733 586 326 652 1, 1, g 7, 4, 9, 6, grade, school 29, 73, 56, 299, 433, Second 134, Boys 254, 2 19 -; A49 146 732 446 899 463 485 901 491 sex, 381 733 5501 007 471 6 - 1, Z 8 5, 8, 13, 44; 12, 397, 619, Girls `4100 by 221, 321, year . high- I -1 12 277 444 301 76.5 473 167 2461 899 898 848 217 617 458, 318 7 2, Z 5, First 10, 12, scho( 39, 12, 593, 384, Boys 209, 321, . schools i , _ - _ _ .. 322 322 high Girls 21S, grade 218, 1 1 992 _ 992 Boys 212, Eighth 212, q public 401 401 41 grade Girls r. I 18,116 125.214, 125.214, 3 in B6y3 217, Seventh 1 4 0 3 3 49 35 93 30 116 115 124 790i 337 MO of 607 326,217, 130 494 32S 2 - 1, 9, 4. ing 18, 13, ber Num- report- 1 mr.696 schools J i _' -1 _1 _ _ _ : . _ _ _ _ _ - ,_ _ _ _ . ______...... _ _ enrollments _ __ _ . t ______, ______of ...... schools_ _ _ _ grades.. grades grades grades grades schools _ grades__ grades grade.. grades grades_ high _ grades grades grades schools 13 12 11 grades grades grades _ 12 11 13 12 11 12 12 , 13 11 12 11 12 12 high 410 1 high Summary TYPe white, white, white, colored, colored, colored, white, white, colored, colored, white, white, white, total__ colored, white, colored, regular reorganised senioi tffrir less, less, less, lees, less, or o or or or regular, regular, regular, regular, regular, regular, Grand senior, senior, senior, Total senior, senibr, Total Total 3-yeat 3-year 3-year 3-year 4-year 3-year 4year 4-year 4-year 4-year 4-yest 3-year 3-year 4year 4-year 3-year PUBLIC 'HIGH SCHOOLS 7

ENR MENT BY SUBJECT Vroilment by subjectin public high schoo4s Vasbeencollectedby the bureau at intervals since1890.The subjectsincluded in elementarygrades of juniorhigh schoolshavè been omittedin orderto render the data compaltableover apeiiodof yéars.The enrollments included, the'refore,coverthe last fouryearsof public schoolwork for the entire time.No aifferentiationis made betweenone-semester andKw-semestersubjects. During that firstyear,1890, datawerecollected showingenroll- mentsjn hine subjects,namely:. Latin,Greek, French,German, algebra.,geometry, physics, chemistry,'and generalhistory, which subjects with Englishcomprised almostthe entire high-schoolcurriculum at that time.The expansionof the high-schoolprogram enables high schoolsnowto report enrollments inabout 250 different subjects.Table59 .containsa summaryof enrollmentsby subject at 5-9tar intervals from1890 to 1915, andfor 1922 -and1928. Table 62 givesenrollments for19%by Statesfor 156 subjects.

LANGUAGES Prexiousto 1922, enrollments in Englshweretaken inboth rhetoric and Englishliterature.In 1910anin 1115,the combined enrollments inthesetwo subjects amountedto 114percëntof the total enrollmentin high schoolsreportingenrollmentby subject. In1922 the bureauattemptedto collect English enrollmentsin the various Englishsubjects taught,.So muchconfusion inreporting Aultedthat it,was neeessaryto-cpmbine allenrollments inEnglish subjectsunder theoneheading of English.After excludingduplicates it, is found that7.6percent of the pupils in schoolsreporting enrollmentby subjectweretakingone or moreEnglishsubjects. For1928, all Englishenrollmentsaretaken underoneheading, English,includingrhetoric,composition, andliterature.Many schoolsreportedmdre pupils in English thanthey hadenrolled, and madea statementthat several pupilswereenrolled inmorethan one English class.For1928, the enrollment inEnglish ig93.1per cent of thetotal enrollmentin schoolsreporting bysubist.This percentage doesnot include pupils enrolled in commerciarEnglish, newspaper English, journalism,public speaking,debate, dramatic work,* expressiofi. _ . . Latinhas alwaysbeen°aprincipal high-schoolsubject.In 1905 more thanhalf the pufilsenrolledwerestudying Latin, a:ndLatin classesenrolled62per centof the foreign-languageenrollment. Whilethe ntimber ofLatin pupils hasbeenonthe increase,the percentageenrollment hasbeen falling off.In1915, 37per cent.of thepublichigh-school pupilswere.in Latin clatrses,and 1922,

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27.5perMIL Up to 1922 more titanone-half of the foreign language pupilswerein Latin classes.In 1928, 22percent of the public kigh-school enrollmentwerestudying Latin, and Latin comprised

. 46percent ofthe foreign-language enrollment.Increasesin per- centageenrollmentsover1922arenoted in Connepticut, Iowa, Montana, Utah, and -Wisconsin.Decreases ofmoret!hanone-third in thepercentageenroljments in Latin since 1922 occurred in Alababa, Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Missouri,North Carolina,South Carolina, and Texas. 1 It is not possible to state theu11 significance of this drop inthe prol portion of pupils studying Lat but two factorsareworthyof mention.In 1905, only abdut 10pìlrceatof the children of high- schoola e werein public hi hcho lsand the curriculumwas largely academic.In 1928, fully 50percentof those of high-Ohool age werein public high schools, and the curriculainclude muchof vocational and industrial work.Latinoccurs as arequired subject, aadas anelectiveaswell,morefrequently in collegepreparatory and classicalcoursesthan it does in vocational and industrialcount* No information exists which.shows whetherornotLatinattracts the sameattention it formerlyOki in academiccourses, norhow often Latin iselected in othercourses.Changes incollegeentrance requirementsmayalso have had an'important bearinguponLatin

frenrbllments.Latin isnoloager specifically required for entrance inanyState .univeisity exceptin Florida. German wasthe leading modern foreignlanglagetaught in public

.high schools previous tothe World War.In 1905, one-fifth; and in 1915,one-fourth of the pupilswasin German classes.In 1922 less than 1perCentwasstudying German, and in 1928 less than 2per cent.About 700public high schoolsnowteach German. In 1915 about 33percent oftheforeign-languaieenrollmentwereVerman, and in 1928 about 4percent. French occupied the attention of about 9 per centof the public high-school pupils in 1905 15.5per'centin 1915, and 14percentin 1928.Its proportionateenrollmentamongthe foreign languigea increased from 11percentin 1905 to 29percentin 1928. Spanish heldaninsignificant place inthe public high-school .pDogram aslateás1910, but enrolled2.4percent ofthe totalenroll.- mentin 1915, 11.3percentin 19/2, and 9.5percent in 1928, at which time 20percentof the total foreign-language portioi of the public high-school enrollment werestudying that language. The only other foreign language in 1905wal3Greek, with an enrollment of 10,002 pupils,or1.5percent of the totalpublichigh-

in ! . school enrollment.In 1928, 1,515 pupilswerestudying Greek .44 high40018, 2,552werestudying Italian in 22 schools; 255 were in 2 . studying Hebrew in 2 schools; 324werestudying Bohemian

- Lcaiwww-. 4 ;" PUBLICHIGHSCHOOLS 9 schools; 446werestudyingSwedish ina6 schools;634werestudying Norse in 16 whools;33werestudyingPolish in1 school; and412 werestudyinggenerallanguages in10 schools. The effect ofjunior highschoolsuponlanguageenrollmentis;lot shown in the figuresincluded inthispublication,but inastudy made bythe bureauin1925, 8.1per cent of the enrollmentsin Latin in public highschoolswerein gradesbelow thefirst regularhigh- schoolyear;and6.5per centof themodernforeign-language'enroll- mentswereiu gradesbelow the firstregularhigh-schoolkear.In

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. FIG.3 A thefourhigh-schoolyearseach ofthe leadingforeignlanguages showsaninc.reaseinennAlment in1928over1922,except Latin ' andSpanish.Figure3 shcws the cWangestakingplace intheper- centage of pupilsstudyingcertainforeign languages'from1905 to 1928. MATHEMATICS In1910 algebrawasstudied by56.9per cent of tile pupilsint publichighschools, andin1928 by35.2per cent, if only thefour yearsof regularhigh-schoolworkareconsidered.Elementary algebra,however, isstudied ingiades inthe juniorhigh school belowthe firstregularhigp-schoolyear.Noinfornvitionia at hand whichaidsusin evaluating a theextent of thejunior highschool 0' 1.0 BIENNIAL SURVEY OF EDVCATION, 1926-1928

influenceuponenrollments in algebra inthe regular fouryearsof

high school. sh Geonytrywasstudied in1910 by 30.9percent of the total high- school enrollment, and by 19.8percentin 1928.The junioihigh school has had perhapsverylittle jAftuenceuponenrollmentsin geometry. It is not possible to tell what portion of algebra is firAt-year algebra, 'norwhat pòrtion of geometry is plane geometry forany year except for 1928. In 1928, 27percent of the total enrollmentwasin first- yearalgebra and17.5percentin planegeometry.While the junior high schoolmayaccount forapart of the drop in percentage enrollinent in algebra,another factor isworthy of mention.,In 1910 43percent of the public high-school enrollmentwerein the first .high-schoolyear,and in1928 37.5percent.Thepercentage enrollment in the second high-schoolyearhas not changed materially during the past 18years,butgeometryhshifted fromasecoal or athirdyearsubject toanalmost exclusive econd-yeai-subject. A little less than 2percent of the total enrollmentwerestudying -trigonometry, both in 1910 and in 1928. Advanced arithmetic occupied the attention of 10.5percent of the high-school pupils in 1922and 2.4percentin 1928. General mathematicsappearsfor the first time in the 1928 schedule.-There is apparentlysome con- fusion in reportinguponthis subject, but data from theschools show that 5.5percent of allhigh-school pupilswereenrolled in general mathemtitics. SCIENCE In 1910, 82percent of the total enrollment in public high schools werestudyingsomescience, 65percentin 1915,64percentin 1922, and 61percentin 1928. The junior high school organizationhas perhaps influenced theenrollmentin general science,physiology, physiography, andafew other elementary sciences, and the shift in high-school enrollments tbward theuppergradesmayhave influenced.the percentage enrollment in physits and in chemistry.In 1910 about 12percent of the high-school enrollmestwasin the senioryear,and in 1928 16.4percent. In 1910 physicswasstudied by1 4.6percent of the total enrollment,and in 1928 by 6.9percent. As physics isgenerfillyafourth- ytarsubject, and since theproportion of students inthe fourth yearhas been increasing, the drop in pupils studying physidiseven greater than these figuresindicate. Chemistry showstislight increaseover1910, butadecrease since191.g.General science does not tippear until 1922, and the 1928 figuresareslightly under those for 1922.Physical geography showsadecrease frommorethan 19 490 percent of the 1910 enrollnent to less than 3.per centof the 1928 PUBLICHIGH SCHOOLS 11

,enrollmOnt.hè drop inenrollment inphysiology isnearlyas greatai that in physicalgeography,sbeingfrom15per centin1910 to 2.7'percent in 1928.Geology has almostdisappearedfrom the high-school prograrfi. Botany occupied the attentionof 17per cent uf thepupils in 1910and of less than2per centin1928. Zoologylikewisewas studied by 8percentotthe aublichigh-schoolpupils18years ago wandby'.itessthan1per centin 1928.Thesetwo subjects havepartly been replaced by biology,whichappearsin1915 with7per centof the pupils enrolled, and whichincreasedto nearly 14per centin1928. Hygiene and sanitationis reportedofttimes withhealth and with physical education, butthe figures reportedshow thatthe enrollmentincreased from6per centof the total in1922 to nearly8per centin 1928. AGRICULTURE Agriculturewastaught in4,750 public highschools in1928.It is difficultto give the total numberof different,pupilsenrolledbecause afew of themwerecarryingtwoor moresubjects.These schools reported102,745 in agriculture,948 in soils andgrains, 11;558in animal husbandry,includingpoultry, and700 in horticultureand .fruit culture.Agriculture,as ahigh-schoolsubject, hasbeenonthe declineeversince1915.In 1910,4.66per centof the pupilswere studyingagriculture,7.17in1915, 5.11 in1922, and ifall pupil enrollments in1928arecountedasindividualpupils,3.66per cent werestudying agriculture.Thé actualrate isalittle lessthan 3.66per cent. HOME ECONOMICS Previousto 1928 home-economicspupilswerereported underone heading,homp economics.In1928the, varioushome-economics subjectsweretabulated underf.gthefollowingadditionalheadings: Foods,including cooking,dietetics, baking,nutrition,and domestic scienceif itwasclear that kingwas meant; clothing, including sewing,textiles, designi itreferredto dressmaking,costume designing,and domesticarts if it clearlyreferredto sewing; home management, including thehome, thefamily, andhomeproblems; homenursing; millinery;cafeteria; lindinteriordecorating. Pupilsinhome-economicssubjectswerereported in8,072 public highshools,asfollows:285,311 in homeeconomics;65,971 in foodsi 101,987in clothing;10,144 in homemanagement; 6,915 inhome nursing;6,009 in millinery867 in interiordecorating;and223 in cafeteriamanagement. In1910, 3.78per centof the pupilswerestud home economics; 12.89per centin1915; 14.27per centin1922; and in.1928, if all pupils arecountedwithout excludingduplicates,16,4t3perteat. A. 2 BIENNIAL SURVEY OF EDUCATION,1920-1928

conservative estimate of thenumber of individualpupilsstudying home economics in1928 is 450,000, which is 15.53per centof thetotal enrollment in schools reportingby subject. ART AND DRAWING In 1915, 22.87percent. of the high-school pupilswerestudying drawing.In 1922,14.75percentweretakingart and free-hand drawing, andanadditional 2.55percentweretaking mechanical drawing.In 1928, 11.5percentwerestudyingartand free-band drawing, 6.9percent mechanical drawing, and 0.2per centcöm- mercial drawing.In all, 538,259 pupilswereinartand' drawing classes. MANUAL TRAINING In 1915, 130,155 public high-school pupils,or11.17per cent,were enrolled in manual training.In 1922, 226,023,or10.49per cent of the enrollment,*werein manual training, and in additionto this number 4,413werein wood shops, 7.,048 in metal shops,3,477were learning the printing trade, and1,722werestudying electricity, making11.26percentin manual training and the vocationsnamed. 'In1928, 210,964werereportidasenrolled in manualtraining, 7.28percent of the total enrollment.In wood shops, including carpentry,cabinetmaking, and mill wprk, another55,851areenrolled. eIn metal shopsrincluding Fheet metal, foundry, forge, machineshops, ,e and blacksmithing,atotal of 37,620areenrolled.Printing occupies the attention of 20,568 pupils;patternmaking,5,642;jewelry making, 677; electricity,16,536; automobile repair,. 13,691;and shop management, 108 pupils; makingatotal of12.47percent enrolled in manual training and the vocationalsubjects included.

OCCUPATIONS AND VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE In 1928, 1,694 high schools reported41,095 boys and 36,471 girls enrolled in thesecourses.

VOCATIONAL RELATED SUBJECTS

Such subjectsasshop mathematics, vocational mathematics, shop. physics, related physics, appliedart, relatedscignces, industrial sciences, farm shop, and farm mechanics have been included under oneheading.Four hundred and forty-one public high schoolsreport 21,148 pupils enrolled inone or moreof these subjects.

HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCES gal It is difficulttocompareenrollments in these subjectsover aperiod ofyearsbecause of the differentwaysof reporting.In '1910, 55.03 per centof the pupilswerestudying history, and 15.55percent were *at . 41, PUBLIC HIGHSCHOOLS 13

studying civilgovernment.In 1915these figuresare50.54 and15.72, the latter figure including both"civics qpdcivilgovernment. In1922, 15.29percentwerestudyingAmericanhistory, and in1928, 17.86per cent.English historysufferedadecline from2.87per cent of the pupils in 1922to 0.87per centin1928.Ancienthistoryfigures for the twoyears are 17.23percent and 10.42per cent; medieval and modern hi3tory figuresare15.3 5per centand11.30per cent;while the world,orgeneral history,figure for1928 is 6.06per cent. Local orState history,negrohistory, andcurrent eventsarestudiedbya few pupils. Sociologywasstudiedby2.3 8per centof the pupilsin1922, and. by 2.66 in1928, while thefigures foreconomicsa;e4.80per centand 5.08percent.Problems ofAmericandemocrAcyappearsin1928 with 1.04per centof the totalenrollment iVirdYingthis subject. Civil governmentwasstudied by19.3 2per centof the Pupilsin1922.In 1928 dataweresolicitedfor communitycivics, andfor civicsother than community.Some confusionresulted inreporting,butcom- munity civicswasreportedasstudied by13.39per cerit of the total enrollment,and othercivics,orwhat is intendedascivilgovernment orAmericangovernment, by6.65per cent. History andgovernment, and socialsciences enrolled70.58per cent of the totalenrollment in1910, 66.26per centin1915, 77.24per cent in 1922, and71.91per centin192 8 without excludingduplicates. COMMERCIALSUBJECTS Enrollmentby subjectin 'commercialcourses was not collected by the bureauuntil1915, although thereport of the Commissionerof Educitionshows81,249 pupils inbusinesscoursesin1,440 public high schoolsin1910, which numberis1 1per cent of the enrollmentin sdhoolsreporting.The commissioner'sreport for 1 915 shows208,605 pupils inbusinesscoursesin 2,863public highschools,or18perceni of theenrollment.In thatyear,3.4per centof the enrollmentwere studyingbookkeeping. In1922, 1.47per cent were studying commercialarithmetic,and in 1928,6.95per cent.The figuresfor commercialgeographyare.70 and4.84;for commerciallaw,0.91 and 2.64;bookkeeping,12.55 and 10.67;shorthand,8.90 and 9.69;typewriting,13.06 and15.17; corn,- mercial histori,0.39 and 0.18; andoffice practice,0.36 and1.41. Elementarybusiness trainingin1928wasstudied by2.99per centof the total'enrollment.The othercommercial subjects,including English, salesmanship,advertising, business . management, banking, spelling,and penmanship,occupied the atteritionof 2.65Der centof thepupilsin1922, and 2.05per centin 1928. 14 - BIENNIAL SURVEY OF EDUCATION, 1926-1928

TEACHER TRAINING Teachertraining,was taken by 34,139 pupils in 1924 by1,453 public high schools, and to 43,123 pupils in 1928 by 2,510 schools.Psy- chology, whichmay or maynot.beasubject in the teacher-training cuniculemwa3studied by 29,669 pupils,or1.02percentf all public bigh-school pupils in 1928.The rates for 1915 and 1922a e1.17per centand 0.87percent. a PHYSICAL TRAINING AND MILITARY DRILL In 1922, 356 public high schools reported 62,740 boys and60,828 girls in physical-training classes.In 1928, 1,032 schoolsreported 211,882 boys and 223,501girls taking physical training. In 1914, 82 high schools had 9,532 boys in military drill.In1918, the number of schools increased -to 1,276 and thenumbei.of boys taking military drill to 112,683.Since 1918 the numb of schools. offering military drill has decreasedasfollows: 1920, 6881;1924, 300; and 1928, 250.The number of boys taking military drill forthese yersisasfollows: 98,832; 55,964; and 47,080, in the order named. SUMMARY OF SUBJECT ENROLLMENTS Since 1922 considerable increases in percentage enrollmentsare noted in German, trigonometry, biology, hygiene- andsanitation, psychology, American history, government, sociology, economics, art and drawing, commercial geography, commercial law, commercial arithmetic, typewriting, and shorthand.Deccensesarenoted in Latin, French, Spanish, algebra, geometry, all sciences, except biology and hygiene and sanitation, English history, ancient history, medieval and modern history, agriculture, bookkeeping, and other subjects. General language, general mathematics, and problems of democracy arereportedashigh-school subjects in 1928 for the first time. Since the enrollment in manual arts is largely composed of boys, and in home economics largely ofgirls, it becomesnecessarytocon- sider changes which have taken place in the enrollment in public high schools bysexduring the past severalyears.In 1905, 42.43- percent of thetotal 'enrollmentwereboys.The percentage for 1910 is 43.77; for 1915, 45.21; for 1922, 46.39; and for 1928, 48. In1922,304,981 girls out of 1,155,611,or26.39per cent, were enrolled in home economics.In 1928 it is estimated that 434,169 girls out of 1,506,173, or 28.83 per cent, wereenrolled in home economic& In 1922, 230,042 boys out of 999,849,or23.01 'per cent,wereenrolled in manual training and vogational subjects.In 1928, 38,362 boys out of 1,390,457,or25.77percent,wereenrolled in manual training and vocational subjects. PUBLIC HIGHSCHOOLS 15

SIZE OF HIGHSCHOOL Theaveragenumber of pupilsenrolled in18,116 public high schools fo, 1928was233.In junior high.schools theavqage was 598; in junior-senior schools,305; in senior schools,770; and in regularhigh schools, 164.Schools withanenrollment offewer than50 pupils comprised 30.4perCentof the totalnumber of schoolsreporting, and they enrolled less than4per centof .the pupils inpublic highschools. Schools ofnot to exteed 100 pupils inenrollment comprised56.5per cent of the total number of schools,and they enrolledalittleover12 percent of the pupils.On the otherhand,5percent of the total number of public highschools enrolledmorethan 1,000 pupilseach, and nearly40per centof all pupils inpublic highschools.Eleven per centof the highschools have inexcessof500 pupils each, and they enrolled59per centof the pupilsin public high schOols.

SIZE OFCOMMUNITY In 1920,51.4per centofourpopulationwerein incórporatedplaces hayingapopulation of2,500 andmore,and 47per centof thoseof high-schoolage werelikewise in. theselargercenters of population. In 1928, 72percent of the public high-schoolenrollmentwerein these urbancenters, and 28per centin communitieshaving'it'population of fewer than2,500. No datawerecollectedto show howmanypupils from the smallercommunitiesgoto the larger communitiesto attend secondary schools.The largeamount of tuition collectedby city schoolsystems would indicatethat they haveaconsiderablenumber ,of high-schoolpupils thatarenonresidents. The regularhigh schoolshave 61.6percent of their pupils inplaces havingapopulation of2,500 andmore,and: The reorganizedhigh schools have83.3percent in the largertenters of population.The regular highschools have4.2percent of the enrollment inschools havingaschoolyearof less than160 days,169.2percent in schools withaschoolyearof 161to 180 days, and46.6per centinschools withaschoolyearofmorethan 180 days.The *reorganizedschools have1.9per centof the enrollmentin schoolswithaschoolyearof less than160 days, 43.6per centin schoolswithaschoolyearof161 to 180 days, and54.5per centin schoolswithaschoolyearofmore than180 days. Of the totalenrollment,0.2per cent arein places of2,500 population andmorewhere the schoolyearis lessthan 160 days;25.4per centarein communitiesof thesamesize withaschoolyearof161 to 180 days; and46.4per centin urbancommunities with áschoolyear ofmorethan 140 days.Two andnine-tenthsper cent. areincom- munitieshavingapopulationof fewer than2,500 andaschoolyearof lessthan160 days; 21.1per.centarein the sniaa,.-'-communities with

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aschoolyear(if161 to 180 days; and 4percentarein smallercom- munities withaschoolyearofmorethan 180 days.More thanone- half of the pupils enrolkd in public high schoolsarein high schools thatarein sessionmorethan 180 days. In commuftities havingapopWation of 2,500 andmoreeach teacher in regular high schools and in reorganized high schools hasan average of 25.4 pupils enrolled.In regular high schools in thesecommuni- ties 63percent of the teachersare womqand ih reorganizedhigh schools 72.5percentare women. In communities havingapòpulation of fewer than2,500, each teacher in regular high schools has 17.8 pupils enrolled, and inreorganized high schools,21.8 pupils.In regular high schools in these cominunities,56.4percent of the teachersare women,and inreorganized high schools61.1percentare women. In 18,116 public schools reporting,182, 667 teachersareemployed, or oneteacher for each 23.1 pupils enrolled.

GRADUATES In 1928 the public high schools graduated 474,736 pupils, 210,916 boys and 263,820 girls.The regular high schools graduated 324,489,

and the reorganized high schools, 150,247. 44P444,,, Of 424,437 graduates in 1927, 129,630,or30.5percent, went to college in 1928, and 52,248,or12.3percent, went tosomeother institution.Of the boys graduated in 1927, 35percent went to college, and of the girls, 27percent.Of the boys graduated, 8.1 Orcent went tosomeother institution after graduation, and 15.7percent of the girls went tosomeother institution. In regular high schools, 30.2percent went tocollege and 13.3per cent tosomeother institution after graduation.In reorganized schools, 31.2percent, went tocollege and 10.3percent toilomeother _institution after graduation. In communities havingapopulation of fewer than 2,500, 29percent of the 1927gra.duateswent tocollege in 1928 and15.8percent went tosomeother institution.Theratesfor regular high schools and for reorganized schoolsaremuch thesame,both for college attendance and for attendance inKaneother institutioh. Inevery group ahigher percentage of boys than of girls went to college, andahigherpercentage ofgirls than of boys went tosome other institution.The otherinstitutionáinclude normal schoolsand commercial schools, and these. enroll considerablymoregirls than boys. In the regular high schools, 144,599 boys out of 172,188in the fourthyeargraduated,or84percent ofthe total number of boysin the senior class.Among the girls, 179,890 graduated out of202,119, or89.percent ofthe girls in the senior class.In the reorganizedhigh; PUBLIC HIGHSCHOOLS. PPP' 11, 17

schools, 66,317 boysout of 78,043 in theseniorclass,or85per cent of the total, graduated.' Amongthe girls,83,93e,or89.1per cent of the 94,248 ib the senior class,graduated. In the regular high schools,46per centof the senioisareboys, and in the reorganized highschools,45.3per cent areboys.In theregular schools 44.6per centof thegraduating classareboys, andin the reorganized schools,44.1per centareboys.In regularschools the number of boysgraduating is48.3per centof the numberof boy* in the 9ophomoreyear,while thenumber of girlsgraduating is55.3per cent of the number of girlsin thesecond regularhigh-schoolyear.- In reorganized schoolsthe numberof boys graduatingis49.3per cent of the number ofboys in thesophomoreyear,while thenumber of girls graduating is57.1per centof the numberof girls in lhesecond regular high-schoolyear.It isnot possibleto show therate of graduation for thefreshmen bytype ofschoólbecause wherereorganiza- tioh isnot complete, thefirst-year pupilsarequite generallyenrolled injunior highschools, whileanother portionof the first-yearpupils and all otherhigh-school pupilsareenrolled inregular highschools. In Washington,D. C., forexample,10 junior highschoolsreport 1,803 pupils in theninth grade,whilesevenregular highschools report 3,597 pupils in theninth grade,and1-,895 graduatesfor1928. PUBLICHIGH-SCHOOLPROPERTY a Public highschools housedseparatelyfrom gradedschrlswere askedto reportuponthe valueof grounds,buildings,andcontents, anduponthe numberof volumesin libraries.Thissameprocedure wasfollowed in1926, but foryearspreviousto 1926 thissameinfor- mationwassolicitedfrom all highschools regardlessof thelocation of elementarygrades. In1928, 5,219 schoolsreported9,746,274 volumesin libraries,or 1,867perschool.Theaveragevalue ofbuildings andgroundsas reported by5,258 schools is$236,787, and offurniture,apparatus, and othercontents of buildings is$24,751.Theaverage amount spent duringtheyearfornewgrounds, buildings,andcontents, for 1,342 regular highschools is$27,455, and for792 reorganizedhigh schoolsis $49,891. Nouxarbaa 80 ' 116 706 107 637 605 868 473 485 000 622 738 250 916 820 080 219 274 867 258 787 &37 2. 1, 5, 5. 18, 64,6931 35, 60, 96, 47, 6 6 6 117, 182, 75.5, 598, 354, 013, 210, 263, 474, 746, 024, 4 /236, 1, 1, 3. 9, 1928 I 120, 245, $1, o _ 3 5 schools) 66 710 1M 496 059 555 886 009 310 407 713 306 4845 539 314 318 aryl 873 070 652 963 094 b 2. 92. 92 1, 4, 17, 58, 47, 28, 75, 51, 6 105, 6 1413, 190, 445, 619, 06.5, 050. 244, 434, high I $235, 1, 1, 3, 81060, 1926 115, 166,771,911 '6 $1, 6 junior . 2 0 in 76 188 155 326 396 258 134 654 967 620 497 631 245 772 516 386 902 688 831 340 643 297 332 1. 88. 91 6 9, 14, 34, 63, 18. 97, 13, 13, 27, 90, 98, 140, 822, 034, 710, 8.57, 2 268, 391, $73, 6 I -Z30, 3 1n) 9 1, 1, 10, grades 105, ' 6 $982, s 1 3 6 00 213 266 667 52.5 536 706 061 330 306 636 657 3413 561 481 969 714 692 1. 82. 88. 4. 8, 8, 8. 10, 18,890 4, 12. 41. 43, 67, 111, 516, 972, 915, 398, $25, 893, elementary 1910 5,032,814 91, of V217, 1 6 4 68 172 162 200 372 005 740 207 24 687 6.5.5 395 575 737 455 557 044 742 899 003 272 695 74. 82 0. 6, 2, 5, 8, 4, 10, 10, 10, 20. 22, 39, 61. -4, statistics 131, 216, 303, 519, 997, 727, $20, 41 Hltio 2, 75, $96, 1 7 32 120 526 190 597 280 512 451 351 96,3 397 882 250 933 692 832 542 (excluding 56. 68. 0. 2, 3, 5, 9, 2, 3, 5, 7, 14, 21. 85, I I 116, 171, 202, 622, 936, 4 I 1890 62, $49, - I 1890-1928 . high - _ d. _ . public schools, a .. in .. 4.11) 11. high so, schooLs... 4. enrolled high public of ID MD public students a in schools ...... - high - Items statiseks . secondary enrolled of _ iiublic in above: private .... school ...... students ...... a .. and OP to .en 1.-Reriew Qr. elk included population - public grounds: secondary taking volumes value .. _ reporting reporting offering all total all _ and .. TABLE of drill: of of students reporting '- population Total Total Total Total cent Men Women cent cent Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys_ Girls Average - Schools Students Schools Volumes Average Schools Value_ Schools - Schools Per Teachers: Per Per Students: Colored Total Graduates: Libraries: Military Buildings tine appara tun, turn t ure, etc.: s * 13,030 r154 6 4, 973 6 s 5, 286 Amount&boots AverageValue reportingspent value for new buildings, grounds, and _ improvements: (7) s $87, 3 6 $8, 728 5. 774 6 $110, 225, 793 6 $22, 6 2,193 165 6 $130,831,931 6 $24, 7516 2, 134 - StudentsTeachers to AmountSchools reporting aa schoolschool _ _ .r - 22_80. 43 3. 6 86.2.5. 5 5 3. 4 $123, 576, h56 6 9 139. 5 20. 5 6. 8 $87, 672, 504 6 99 211. 2I 22_ 9. 2 9 e $76, 358, 49. 9 1 232. 8 23. 10.1 1 11 HighHighStudents schools schools to for for girls boys only only. -r a teacher -r. I 3739 5964 MINIM6454 1a43I Includes IncludesIncludes 1,361 5,238 those not reported by sex. 7,305 men and 24,634 women men andand 18, 5,OPV wpmen teaching in junior high women teachers in junior high teachers in junior high schools. % schools.schools. eIe ComputationIncludedInData high for schools 1922,in buildings includes andhoused includes andpupils separately grounds. junior in elementary from high elementaryschools. grades inschools, junior andhigh includes schools. junior high schools. Well:ides teachers in elementary grades in junior high schools. .A- r

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Items 1908 1912 1916 1920 1924 1928

a. Pupils in first year 333, 274 461, 288 g90,110 742, 320 934, 192 1,212,801' Per cent of total 43. 3 41. 7 40. 5 40. 1 X 9 36.4 Pupils in seoond year 209, 265 299, 304 391, 301 498, 796 692, 558 9061179 Per oent of total_ . , ..... 27. 2 27. 1 26. 9 27. 0 27. 4 27.3 Pupils in third year.. ... 137, 526 201, 311 268, 762 348. 684 506, 286 670,08e fer cent of total__ _. 17. 8 18. 2 18. 5 18. 8 20. 0 2111 PuMs in fourth year_ _ _...... _ . 90, 391 143, 457 205, 888 261, 369 396, 83 546,0 Per cent of total______. _ _ . 11. 7 13. 0 14. 1 14. 1 15. 7 16.4 Per cent of first-year pupils reachingthe fourth year B 3o. g 36. 9 44. 3 42. 0 49. 3 St 5

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Table 2 givesadistribution of public high-school pupils in the regular fouryearsof high-school work beginning with 1908, andat intervals6ifouryearsfrom 1908 to 1928.The survivalratesare found by taking the first-yearpupils fora yearthreeyearsprevious totheyearindicated, and dividing that number into the number of fourth-y(3ir pupilsfor theyearindicated.These purvivalrates have increased from about 31perceni in 1908to 53.5percent in 1928. The percentage ofpupils in the firstyearhas decreased from 43to 36 in 20years.The proportion in the secondyearhas remained about constant duringthis period.The third-year pupils have increased from 18 pet cent of the total in 1908 to 20perCentin 1928. The fourth-year pupils have increase& fromless than 12percent to

16.4 duringthis period. _ Since 1908 the number of first-yearpupils reported has increased 264percent,while the number of fourth-yearpupils has incre; ; I I505percent.These increases in number Rf pupilsindicateahealthy growth of the public highschools fora;coreofyears,and the shift of pupils toward thesenioryearindicates that theaveragelength of public-school life is stillonthe increase.

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TABLE3.Distribution of public high schools according to enrollment, 1927-28

a V All high schools Reorganized pigh schools - State Un- 51 . 101 201 501 1,001 Un- 51 101 201 501 1,001 der to to to to and` Itsr to to to to and _ 50 100 200 5001,000Covet 100 200 500 1,000over

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1 2 3 4 6 8 9 10 11 12 13

Continental United States...... 5, 512 4, 736 3, 3542, 4521, 130 930 275 563 9671 212 772 534

Alabama 28 1 45 95 54 3 6 25 36 80 49 2 1- Arizona 9 1 1 14 12 3 2 1 5 6 7 3 Arkansas 111 50 44 31 5 5 8 14 22 21 5 5 California . 21 51 75 117 87 90 1 3 7 31 55 59 Colorado_ 40 44 43 34 17 13 3 9 25 20 13 11

Connecticut...... 4 9 18 31 23 13 ______1 4 16 9 3

Delaware 2 8 5 5______1 _...... mr OW MP OD NO a. 1 3 MD Ms

District of Columbia , It 9 8 _ _ _ _ _00MCOm.a m. 9 1 Florida._ _ 43 44 31 33 18 ,8 19 20 1 7 25 16 8 Georgia -r ..... 1 11 96 63 24 16 9 5 7 6 7 7 9

'Idaho 47 51 29 25 8 1 ______2 1 7 5 _... Illinois _ _ _ _ ...... 342 245 181 119 . 45 57 2 1 1 5 21 18 Indiana 142 250 215 100 41 ,20 9 75 132 61 23 8 Iowa.. 313 323 151 95 14 8 35 49 50 28 11 Kansas 217 230 153 78 33 12______16 37 47 29 10 J Kentucky______._ __... _ 286 164 84 48 11 5 15 22 1 7 17 8 1 Imisiana_ __.. ______70 85 60 13 9 5 2 2 2 1 3 1 Maine 71 53 24 26 7 3 8 8 6 1 1 6 1 _ Maryland .... 27 55 30 15 12 13 4m.__ . 2 1 6 6 8 Massachusetts_ ._ 20 40 57 92 74 59 6 13 30 64 67 32

Michigan_ _ ...... 1 ._ 149 132 116 106 49 51 15 52 75 82 44 37 Minnesota_ ...... _ 163 164 110 65 39 21 6 4 9 37 34 16 Mississippi . 143 92 41 24 3 2 23 32 21 17 3 2 Missouri 360 202 91 67 23 23 4 16 28 47 20 11 Montana..._ ..... ______86 52 i 28 16 8 3 1 2 5. 1 I , Nebraska 234 179 108 53 9 8 11 3 18 31 8 5 . Nevada , e 6 1 9 a 1 ___ M 3 3 2 1 . AM _. New Hampshire'._ _ _ _ 34 27 24 10 9 1 8 12 12 8 7 New Jersey._ _.... 2 7 29 69 45 33 1 7 21 20 14

New Vezico _ 1____ ' 11 1 AND MID MD : 44 18 8 4 41P 2 6 lb ____e.

NeAork 188 156 113 113 81 142 8 8 24 59 se 66 North Carolina__. _ __ 138 192 171 65 14 5 3 2 6 9 5 1 North Dakota 223 72 35 12 3 2 1 9 6 3 _ Ohio 280 293 219 132 84 68 7 44 102 74 68 44 Oklahoma - 226 150 76 63 24 16 3 10 16 45 20 16

Oregon 103 38 1 3 4 u. 81 25 9 8 21 1 Pennsylvania....___ _ . 255 193 181 199 105 89 71 17 49 94 68 67 Rhode bland_ ...... 3 9 8 7 1 3 4 4

South Carolina______34 80. 40 27 7 1 1 -1 3 5 Alban.ob

South Dakota 126 88 43 22 3 1 1 2 2 11 1 M.

Tennessee ._ ..... 163 111 49 54 13 7 5 2 7 28 9 4 Tens _ _ - _ ...... 262 146 141 87 49 33 6 15 13 25 34 24 Utah 12 10 13JP 26 10 5 6 7 5 15 12 6 Vermont 28 17 18 14 2 1 8 12 15 8 1 1 Virginia 104 142 61 22 16 12 6 4 6 2 12 6

Washington 90 75 53 45 22 23 1 2 9 13 15 8 West Virginia 54 67 68 62 15 5 28 31 42 39 10 4 Wisconsin _ ...... _. _._ -64 139 96 73 31 22____ .. 5 13 t31 '23 11 Wyoming .. 32 13 14 13 4 2 6 7 8 2 dopi1no...... 1.= °allyingparts of the United . Stales Alaska 9 2 2 CanalZone 1 1 Guam% 1 Hawaii is 1 1 5 a 2 2 1 a 4 3 2 1 PhilippineIslands 3 1 5 9 8 4 b. INeSI PetoRico 8 3 2- .%inIslands lb. 1 I. 4. 22 BIENNIAL SURVEY OF EDUCATION, 1926-1928

TABLE 4.Number of person's engagedmorethan half time in high-schooladminis. tration and in high-school supervision, 1927-28

u In administration In supervision

All high schools Reorganized high All high 'schoolsReorganizedhigh State sch6ols N, schools

G., .111

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1 2 3 1 4 3 7 8 9 10 11 13

di p Continental United

States.. _ _ .4_ _ 10,8202, 89713,*517 Z 2761. 1473423 :),9311 314'7,247)1 .P.'21 3r)I 905 1___

Alabama 7 6 17 , 93 56 7 fa 30 I 13 43 15 fl 21

Arizona...... _ _ _... 33 60: 39 13 1 ifo 2 15 9 3 12 3 9

; I 5,P) 1 1 sr) Arkansas _ . 94 23 117 31 13 44 4 S 16 197 153 , 141 350 I 1S 98 216 California.... . _ . .. _ ..... 448 226 674 350 209 Colorado__ 153 39 192 64; 30 94 82 5 h7 ) 4 24

I 5 Connecticut_...... _ . _ . 70 34 104 23 14 37 54 1.9 73 1 16.

1 : IN Delaware 14 2 16 3 0 3 20 8 1 0 I 1 . District of Columbia... 16 11 27 7 4 11 10 4 14 Florida : 88' 37 125 50 32 82 43 f3' 56 16 6 ! 22

Georgia : 16:1 36 199 26 17 43 . 97 lO, 107 6 3 1 1) i I

Idaho_ _ _ .. 118 9 127 8 4 12 49 2 51 3 0 1 3 Illinois .... {142. 191 833 64 43 97 277 52 329 10 8 18 Indiana.5 _ _1 429 54 483 92 16 108 174 47 221 20- 7 27 Iowa _ _ . 493 265 7% 68 43 111 512 61 573 6 6 12 Kansas_ _ _ 516 49 565 92 22 114 224 16 240 1 1 1 12

Kentucky 2N3 46 329 20 8 28 92 21 113 o Louisiana 149 16 la 5 o 5 123 131. o 1 Maine_ ...... 62 2 64 10 2 12 30 2 32 1 0 1 Maryland,. _ ;0 14 17 7 24 45 17 r-s 4 8 Massachusett3 ... 21 98 121 r),5 176 123 58 1 4 18 32

Michigan __ 381 174 555 135 79 214 133 38 171 1 7 12 29 M innesota.. _ 415 106 521 6 2 46 108 220 31 251 1 1 9 21 M _ 1.Pb8 19 177 10 ; 4 14 74 6 sO

_Missouri__ __._ - .-.. 433 112 545 .58 29 87 341 31 372 5 2 7 11$ 12 130 3 11 9 73 Montana . . 8 64

Nebraska..._ _ 32g 145 473 28 12 io 236 34 270 4 10 Nevada 12 6 18 2 2 4 9 3 , 12 *, New Elanipshire _ 20 1 21 8 1 9 ; 1 0 1 New Jersey.__. ---- 163 109 272 51 32 83 I 100 47 147 7 15 New Mexico...... _ . M 4 5.5 4 1 5 32 4 36 0 1

New York...... 613 373 986 160 146 306 507 221 74 41 50 91 j North Carolina 380 34 414 10 2 12 205. 10 215 1 1 2 North Dakota______16.5 14 179 16 2 7 75 6 Ml 1 o 1 Ohio 606 131 737 177 86 283 341 98 439 44 43 67 Oklahoma 256 41 297 54 22 78 90 22 121 17 14 al

Oregon 117 15 132 23 3 26 42 9 51 2 3 5 Pennsylvania __ 513 149 662 181 64 245 388 92 480 34 26 CO 11 Rhode Island___ . _ 31 , 14 45 18 4 20 14 11 25 5 8 South Carolina__ . 117 123 8 5 13 109 10 119 o 2 7 South Dakota...... 159 2? 180 8 3 11 93 11 104 ao

Tennessee, 147 24 171 17 14 31 76 12 88 6 I 7 Texas ..... 382 79 481 81 55 136 141 20 161 7 14 Z Utah 54 4 58 29 4 33 15 4 19 2 3 6 Vermont 24 .0 24 10 0 10 13 1 14 1 0 1 Virginia ...... 157 45 202 18 17 33 98 19 117 8 2 10

Washington 225 37 262 34 12 48 95 14 109 4 4 s West Virginia_.... _ _ 113 11 124 47 fi 56 44 20 64 8 5 13 Wisconsin 274 26 300 68 17 85 99 16 115 8 3 11 Wyoming _A_ ...... 44 10 64 9 1 10 17 7 24 0 2 I , o - Outlying parts of the United States Alaska 8 o 8 O 0 0 of i. o 0 0 Canal Zone 2 1 3 O 0 0 416 o i o 0 tui Guam 0 o 0 o i o o Hawaii 17 -9 28 6 4 10 9 to 3 o PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS 23

TABLE5.-Teachersin regular highschools for white pupils,and for white and coloredpupils, ckasifiedaccording to populationof district, 1927-28

In places having popu- do In cities having population of fewer than Total lation of 2,500 or more 2,500 A State 1 Schools Schools Schools report- MenWomenreport- MenWomenreport- MAn Women ing Men ing ing _ q4i1

7 8 O 10 1 t 3 4 5 . eT 1 -v- 4a.e, Cont inental !died ),668 21, 089 27, 339 13, 409 40, 680 60, 995 States. . 61, 741 lu, si ag, 656 IOW =1/1

Og 212 2g 62 109 I 35 . 160 321 Alahamaw _.. 7 7 101 1,56 22 54, 74 29 156 230 Arizorm _ _ 10 30 57 153 243 '210 163 273 287 Arkansas_ . __ 1, t175 2, 697 189 809 1, 174 284 2, 484 3, 871 California _ _ 95 216 98 222 313 110 529 Colorado. ro 12 116

990 16 27 51 65 495 1, 041 Connecticut._ . 49 468 15 36 48 16 67 113 Delaware _ 1 31 67 District of(' olurnhia 5 107 288 I - 5 107 288 107 178 69 137 298 Florida 8 3() 120 61 30 157 306 219 307 471 249 464 777 Georgia.__ __ _

132 288 288 146 398 44 7 Idaho 14 112 159 158 2, 213 3, 508 746 1, 465 1, 895 904 3, 678 5, 493 Ulinois._ _ 885 455 1, 698 68 8()4 1 1,2M 387 892 2, 108 Indiana... 40 240 544 708 1, 309 1, 862 748 1, 549 Z 406 Iowa_ _ 19 143 269 568 1,059 1, 645 585 1, 202 1, 914 Kansas. _ _ 566 620 473 801 1, 015 Kentuck y 46 Z15 395 427 (r-I. 139 393 201 353 492 228 492 885 Louisiana . 27 107 259 118 148 191 145 255 450 Maine.._ . _. . _ 97 167 277 113 383 570 Maryland._ _ _ _ . - ...... lfi '216 $93 92 1, 129 1,738 48, 98 15i2 1, 227 1, 890 M mac h uset ts _. .` 44° i. 35 617 955 263 456 ib496 298 1, 073 1, 451 Michigan ______32 251 581 424 718 17 061 458 969 1, 642 Minnesota7.6_ . 5 45 187 259 366 192 267 411 Mississippi_ _ ... -..... - 31 349 628 595 858 888 626 1, 207 1, 616 Missouri_ ____ 13 S54 220 162 253 312 175 338 . 592 Montana_ _ _.. 1

15 128 307 500 798 1, 178 515 926 1, 485 Nebraska__ _ _..- _ ..... - 16 44 62 16 44 62\ Nevada _-_.. New Hampshire_ 13 f94 133 45 52r 124 5s 146 257 80 959 1, 582 42 142 291 122 1, 101 1, 873 New Jersey_ _ 5 25 51 68 105 127 73 130 178 New Mexico_ _ .

159 3, 446 5,420 413 545 1, 341 572 3, 991 6, 761 New York__ _._ _ 221 642 433 785 1,053 483 1, 006 1, 695 North Carolina _ 50 318 451 381 325 4 4 51 North Dakota___ 7 43 70 1,078 1,514 647 1, 265 1, 245 739 2,TfrL 2, 759 Ohio _ _ _ 92 16 92 156 420 664 679 436 7 835 Oklahoma__ _ _ _ ...... 197 321 482 214 519 916 Oregon_ _ _ _ _ 17 198 434 173 1, 6g4 2,281 549 1, 073 1, 036 722 -2, 757 3, 317 Pennsylvania,..... _ 12 173 817 3 9 16 15 182 833 Rhode Island _ - ..... - South Carolina. 15 89 143 152 308 430 167 397 573 74 138 255 482 535 264 556 673 South Dakota._ 9 509 324 616 779 Tennessee 24 144 270 300 472 Taus 62 382 805 455 844 1, 012 517 '1,226 1, 817 5 41 43 27 150 83 32 191 126 Ctah COO_ . ____ wow. 86 1130 Vermont 10 34 67 25 22 33 35 732 304 495 1, 106 Yirginia 23 120 374 281 375 .0* Washington 31 468 746 229 477 639 260 945 1, 385 Weet Virginia...... _ 18 114 225 94 250 288 112 511 493 . 939 288 594 828 342 1,-07 1, 767 Wisconsin__ ._ 51 90 49 106 121 53 136 211 Wyoming 4 ao111.... mwriberro Outlying part., oftheUnited 116 States Alaska.. 2 4 12 19 21 13 21 25 __ - -- - 2 6 14 Canal Zone . 2 o 14 Guam meee wee 1 2 1 1 2 1 101 Hawaii 23 67 3 20 34 4 43 6 26 269 137 4 18 4 30 2sr PhilippineIslands._ _ __- 104 13 52 Porto Rico. - - - 13 52 24 BIENNIAL SURVEY OF EDUCATION,1 926-i-1 928 4P. TABLE 6.-Teachert in reorganizedhigh schools for whitepupilsandfor whiteand coloredpupas, classifiedaccording to population of district, 1927-28

In cities havingpopu-in places havingpopu- lationof2,500or lation of fewer than Total more 2,500 State *- Schools Schools Schools report-MenWomenreport-MenWomenreport- MenWomen ing ing ing

1 2 3 4 a i 6 7 8 le

- - Continental United States.., 2, 107 17, 285 45, 899 Z092 5, 630 8, 863 4, 199 = 915 54.762

Alabama 26 Sr 335 154 312 577 180 r 399 9U Arizona 11 80 130 11 32 41 22 112 171 Arkansas 21 116 370 47 92 159 68 208 520 California 139 1, 919 4, 499 . 18 77 126 157 1, 996 4, VS Colorado ...... O. 36 306 822 45 116 206 81 422 . cas . Connecticut 30 136 605 3 5 19 33 141 531 ware 1 3 13 3 9 21 4 12 34 D ct of Columbia ' 7 48 184 7 48 1M Insda 33 206 789 64 113 290 97 319 if 03 Georgia 21 221 377 16 17 37 37 238 414

Idaho 9 50 1 1 6 23 34 15 73 140 Illinois 58 395 1, 240 15 46 63 73 441 1,303 Indiana 65 605 1, 148 242' 823 827 307 1, 428 1,976 Iowa 74 473 1, 392 107 262 466 181 735 it 858 Kansas 89 508 1, 299 47 141 219 138 649 11518

Kentucky 20 97 330 53 100 151 73 197 481 Louisiana 2, 6 45 6 10 15 8 18 80 Maine 18 so 239 21 35 56 39 115 296 Maryland ' ..... 16 122 547 4 13 25 20 135 572 Massachusetts. 171 1, 079 3, 341 31 50 134 202 1, 129 3,475

Michigan._ 119 1, 299 2, 840 186 548 733 305 1, 847 3,573 nesota 68 514 1, 659 38 125 231 106 639 1,890 15 56 275 71 107 210 86 163 485 57 389 987 60 170 291 117 559 1, 278 Montana--- - - _ ---- 7 28 129 11 32 44 18 60 173

Nebraska 37 191 652 1 39 R3 171 76 Z74 Ten Nevada 4 19 56 5 10 15 ' 9 29 71 New Hampshire ..... 21 100 234 28 38 82 47 138 316 New Jersey_ 53 527 1, 256 9 38 99 62 563 1,355 New Melico 5 15 82 7 23 as 12 38 120

New York 137 1, 252 4, 706 64 162 434 201 1, 404 5,140 North Carolina 11 aa 228 9 15 38 20 70 201 North Dakota. 4 24 77 16 41 64 20 65 141 a Ohio ..... 165 1, 678 3, 468 178 528 709 333 2, 204t 4,177 Oklahoma_ 52 418 1, 014 50 152 272 102 588 1,281

Oregon 27 115 344 3 9 11 30 124 251 Pennsylvania 186 2, 016 4, 091 113 456 1667 299 2, 472 4, 71 Rhode Island _ ...... 11 65 317 1 1 4 12 66 a South Carolina 8 38 149 3 a 11 11 43 us South Dakota ...... 9 49 123 8 18 30 17 67 IR

Tennessee___- .1...... 28 128 533 18 49 1 98 46 177 611 Texas e...... , 4. 70 473 1, 806 38 97 177 108 570 1,9IN Utah . 22 235 349 28 111 86 50 346 434 Vermont_ 11 86 128 34 46 113 48 81 PI vfr- - 18 99 528 15 23 60 33 122 ,fa

WMhington 77 .206 537 21 78 152 48 283 MO WestVi-.Lna 30 194 489 110 279 374 140 .473 se W isoonsin_ ...... 63 606 1, 150 20 77 120 83 683 it 24 a 73 18 45 74 I Wyoming 29 871 23 ==== Outlying parts of theUnited

States 1 Hawaii...... _ . . _ a 5 43 ss 22 26 11 65 114 Virgin Wands 2 7 3 2 7 3 PUBLIC HIGHSCHOOLS 4 25

TABLE7.Teachors in high schools forcolored pupilsclassified accordingtopopu- lation of district,1997-28 REGULAR HIGHSCHOOLS

NA. In cities havingpop-In places havingpop- ulation of2,500or ulation of fewerthan Total more 2,500 State Schools Schools Schools report-MenWomenrect-Men,Womenreffgrte MenWomen ing

1 2 3 4 7 i 8 14

Continental United States 233 639 863 148 182 162 381 821 1, 025

Alabama 3' 15 47 3 15 47 Arkansas 6 11 21 2 2 3 8 13 24 : California 1 2 1 MI 1 2 1

Delaware 1 4 Or 10 mi. N Ms .10 1 4 10 District of Columbia 2 65 87 2 65 67 Florida_ 3 4 7 3 4 7 Ow& 11 14 28 8 7 7 19 21 33 Illipois 8 22 48 3 a 5 11 27 as Indiana 5 6 37 34 6 37 34 Een tuck y ..... 31 ao 83 14 15 11 45 75 94 Louisiana 2 8 1 1 1 3 7 9 Maryland 8 12 15 8 8 8 16 20 Mizissippi 23 8 12 18 7 6 7 15 18 25 Missoun...... _ _ 14 50 36 ... ____ OD . 14 50 36 North Carolina_ 41 ...... 37 84 134 89 63 48 76 147 182

Oklahoma 5 13 8 4 4 kith Carolina 6 9 17 14 _ ..... _ 15 31 49 9 9 13 24 40 62 Teenessee _ 13 42 42 5 6 9 18 48 51 Tens 44 92 128 40 46 28 Virga 84 138 158 11 55 78 7 8 14 18 63 92 West Virginia _ ..... 4 8 3 1 2 2 5 10 a

REORGANIZEDHIGH SCHOOLS

Continental U nited qr States 101 483 888 28 52 68 127 515 924 ligema 11 13 59 2 3 3 13 18 Ames a 14 25 1 District of Columbia 1 1 7 16 ...... _ _ 3 25 69 ...... _ _ 3 25 Amid& so 7 20 57 1 O 6 8 20 ea %argil 4 32 65 4 32 2856

1 3 11 1 3 11 1 2 1 rsa 1 2 1 7 : 2 20 26 kitticky 2 20 3 7 13 4 3 6 7 10 Ursisiana Alb Is 3 27 48 3 27 48 4-land...... 3 69 sa 3 be .88 7 11 40 ... 10 11 1.2 21 r 51 5 L Inirwr ./1 8 68 64 1 1 o 9 09 84 Nor Jersey 1 4 6 ktb Carolina 1 4 3 10 20 3 4 a 6 14 26 4 15 94 %Moms 4 16 26 7 43 40 1 4 Fiasylvania a 8 47 64 1 2 3 1 2 3 %mesa ..... 8 17 63 1 tint. 2 9 18 66 9 '47 96 9 47 95 Virginia 2 4 20 2 4 20 lrotVirginia 7 20 82 7! 25 20 14 45 as 11111111.10...... N.,

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TABLE 8A.-Teacher8 in reorganized high schools for white pupils, and forwhiteand colored pupils, 1927-28

In junior high In junior-senior high In senior high schools schools schools

State a Total Worn' Worn- MenWom- Men en TotalMen en Total en Total

2 4 5 6 7 8 10 11

Continental United States_7, 180, 24, 38331, 56310, 27619, 854 30, 1305, 45910, 525 15,98477, r

Alabama 28 84 112 319 I 698 1, 017 52 130 182 1,311 Arizona _ 10 21 31 85 124 209 17 26 43 283 Arkansas_ _ _ ..... 39 ' '118 157 131 309 440 38 102 140 Iner California 8262, 542 3, 368 449 820 1, 269 721 1, 263 1, 984 6, 621 Colorado 115 452 567 186 351 t}37 121 225 346 1, 450

Connect Icu t 83 367 450 31 100 131 27 57 84 61M Delaware_ _ 12 34 46 _ 46 District of Columbia . 48 184 232 232

Florida _ 1 11 438 549 138 437 .575 70 204 274 1, 3913 Georgia 102 214 316 37 113 150 99 87 188 6S2

I daho_ _ _ _ _ 10 35 45 39 62 101 24 52 76 222 Illinois__ _ _ _ 157 763 920 120 200 320 164 340 -504 1,744 Indiana_ 185 4M 640 1, an 1, 227 2, 25S 212 293 505 3,403 Iowa_ 118 534 652 398 838 1, 236 219 486 705 21 503 Kansas 180 615 795 273 499 772 196 404 600 2,167

Kentucky /32 147 179 147 261 408 18 73 91 678 Louisiana 4 26 30 9 13 22 3 21 24 76 156 Maine_ 25 85 110 43 113 47 97 144 410 Maryland 73 433 506 54 119 173 8 20 28 707 Massachusetts__ 503Z 173 2, 676 195 413 608 431 889 1, 320 4,604

Michigan_ ...... 533 1, 29e, 1, 829 1, 008 1, 740 2, 748 306 537 843 5,420 Minnesota _ 187 745 932 289 785 1, 074 163 360 523 21 53 Mississippi 10 11 21 139 441 580 14 33 47 84E Missouri. 141 431 572 260 494 744 168 353 521 1,837 Montana 5 48 51 34 50 84 21 77 98 213

Nebraska 6'7 247 304 123 262 385 94 214 308 997 Nevada_ 2 27 29 17 .22 39 10 22 32 100 New Hampshire 27 104 131 49 100 149 62 112 174 454 New Jersey_ . _ __. 259 849 1, 108 81 141 222 223 365 588 1,918 New Mexico 4 36 40 32 57 89 2 27 29 156

New York 7573, 2303,987 579 1, 677 Z 256 68 233 301 6,544 North Carolina 11 59 70 53 175 228 6 32 38 336 North Dakota 6 20 26 43 86 129 16 35 51 206 Ohio.______600 1, 609 2, 209 1, 202 2, 022 3, 224 402 546 948 6,381 Oklahoma...... _ 103 343 446 324 657 981 Is141 286 427 1,854

Oregon _ 51 168 219 3 3 6 70 184 254 479 Pennsylvania 9102, 139 3, 049 1, 110 1, 993 3, 103 452 626 1, 078 7,23 Rhode Island 42 226 268 4 40 44 20 55 75 387 South Carolina ... 9 42 51 20 71 91 14 47 61 a South Dakota 20 63 83 25 40 65 22 50 72 a

Tennessee 59 , 335 394 69 164 233 49 129 178 805 Texas 169 900 1, 069 178 435 613 223 647 870 24582 Utah 138 227 365 107 75 182 101 132 233 710 Vermont_ 4 20 24 71 191 262 a 30 36 322 Virginia 38 387 425 44 126 170 40 75 115 710

Washington 97 314 411 118 271 389 68 104 172 Wen Virginia 153 347 500 214 322 536 106 194 300 1,336 Wisconsin 133 459 592 334 580 914 116 231 347 1,8S3 Wyoming . ______6 17 23 59 103 16? 9 20 29...... -214 (haying parts of at United State,

Hawaii . _ 44 82 126 9 18 27 12 14 26 13 Virgin Islands 7 3 10 10 ".11 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS 27 TABLE 8B.Teachers in reorganized high schools for coloredpupas,1927-28

In junior high In junior-senior In senior high Schools schools high schools schools for Total State colored f .. teach- pupils ers only MenWom-TotalMenWom- Wom- en en Total Men en Total

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1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 II le 11 12

Continental U nited States...... 127 125 251 376 353 634 987 37 39 76 1. 439

Alabama 13 25 32 9 37 48 78 Arkansas_ 2 2 4 13 24 37- - - al 41 District of Columbia... 3 25 69 ,94 - . 94 Florida 1 5 6 19 58 77 83 Oeorgia $ 4 4 14 26 18 39 65 2 , 2 4 87

Illinois.. 1 3 11 14 OM. la MD Ma et co 14 Indiana 1 2 1 3 3 i 2 10 Kansas _ 17 27 10 9 19 46 , Kentucky 2 2 4 8 16 24 2t4 Louisiana 3 27 48 75 .2*01. as 11.1dab 75 .1 Maryland 3 21 26 47 38 59 97 144 Mississippi __ _ 12 8 8 16 12 36 48 8 72 Missouri 9 Pi 13 31 33 40 73 29 133 New Jersey_...... _ 1 4 6 10 .. 10 North Carolina_ 6 2 5 7 12 20 32 89

Ohio 4 11 20 31 4 4 S 30 Oklahoma 8 47 am 54 101 e sib . IIMP 101 Pennsylvania 1 2 3 5 _ r 5 Tennessee._. 9 4 32 36 8 23 .. .. 31 6 10 16 83 9 47 96 143 . a ... 143

Virginia 2 2 2 4 2 18 20 24 West Virginia . 14 2 2 4 43 50 93 97

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Total Number of State Seventh grade Eighth grade year j and special for color-schools ,11 Boys Girls Beys Girls Boys j Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls ed only 1 3 3 4 6 6 I 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1$ 16 17 18 Contluental United 7, 758 11, 329 6, 875 10, 260 I w. MI 15, 103 24, 794 9, 686 16, 428 6, 301 j 10, 860 4, 399 g, 126 133 268 50, 255 82, 074 508 States I. 261 538 192 352 362 845 r 254 560 170 376 121 4M 1, 360 3, 4009 16 . 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SURVEY Lao EDUCATION, EIZ6I--9Z8I 373 735 359 184 287 839 200 442 886 996 765 223 842 688 124 723 551 401 068 752 374 209 251 638 605 996 930 862 067 5, 6, 5, 9, 2, 3, 9, 2.646 2, 4, 4, 14 5, 3, 8, 4, 21, 35, 28,029 28, 25, 23, 27, 17, 34, 96, 36, 34, 62, , 974, Girls 117 136 538 766 783 216 469 907 672 400 266 821 894 347 553, 776 839 264 688 351 Total 756 387 805 976 491 819 269 477 961 535 855 1, 4, 7, 1, 6, 5, 3, 2, 4, 3, 8, 7, 4, 4, 3, 16, 13 25, 20, 22, 20, 32, 16, 29, 24, 36, 95, 34, 61, 918, Boys _ 0 2 0 19 24 78 42 31 11 443 39 62 79 87 35 50 74 27 39 151 372 419 614 334 143 944 816 and 12 7, Girls 4 I I - 4 4 8 3 0 17 17 54 13 45 29 26 58 43 41 80 74 41 64 63 special 192 530 550 104 649 713 1 1 4, Boys al 1927-28 Postgraduate , 5 41 138 140 740 758 269 311 880 748 495 808 006 638 482 448 673 685 818 858 074 447 898 831 462 579 9tI6 64 872 847 918 10 1, 1, 1, 1, 5, 4, 1, 6, 4, 6, 7, 4, 1, 5, 39502 6, 2, 15, 10, Girls 172, grade grades) 115 191 117 915 342 852 541 550 097 917 690 851 854 261 105 262 362 418 658 592 861 534 797 294 850 318 676 539 720 661 851 11 1, 1, (12 1, 5, 4, 3, 3, 3, 5, 4, 6, 5, 2, 1, 2, 9, .10 14, Boys Twelfth 151, ,,' ' ro" 51 164 176 491 748 640 400 473 816 633 770 447 411 255 621 205 083 772 226 years 423 026 372 922 603 006 761 376 826 476 059 087 8 1, 1, 1, 5, 6, 5, 8, 6, 7, 7, 6, 4, 8, 2, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 3, 18, 13, Girls grade by 204, 109 142 199 799 222 733 755 136 5o9 242 551 923 600 466 346 376 322 663 361 580 984 419 357 699 701 480 600 913 920 657 , 7 1, 1, 7, 5, 4, 4, 1,741 5, 4, 6, 7, 3, 6, 1, 3, 18, 12, Boys Eleventh 188, schooh, 4 25 149 105 240 196 161 793 517 614 584 704 423 608 927 308 631 013 571 494 124 487 490 567 363 420 999 065 6 r high 1, 1, 1, 1, 7, 2, 9, 1, 1, 5, 6, 6, 199 8, 1, 1, 2 4, 2, 10, . 18, GirLs * 267, ' grade 190 715 286 611 892 230 904 089 619 528 473 607 944 403 310 32.5 653 267 140 176 878 958 097 879 440 441 204 906 299 96.5 097 , 1 1, 1, 9 5 2 5 5, 7, 4, 9, 7 1, regular 9, 6, 1, 1, 4, 2, Tenth 26, 17, Boys 254, ' 1 87 190 250 222 985 158 223 385 876 256 401 629 596 948 963 029 814 390 295 952 827 639 850 354 593 450 743 083 594 049 733 4-year 4 1, 1, 1, 1, 7, 1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 8, 8, 8, 7, 3, 1, 1, 1, 2, 6, 13, 11, 10, 34, 20, Girls 321, in grade IM 145 429 114 891 647 916 834 023 366 033 624 665 310 599 672 231 554 496 081 267 617 331 538 2S5 392 881 441 588 217 3 1, 1, 1, 7, 7, 2, 9, 1, 1, 2, 8, 1, 1, 7, 1, 6, 3, 9, 6,059 2, Ninth 14, 12, .6, 35, Boys 21, 321, enrolled 2 4 5 16 19 66 50 15 65 31 64 29 118 132 1r1 156 102 134 452 231 426 561 106 4 401 120 703 394 644 284 607 2 e 9, ing report- School; pupils White 14. 4, ------TABLE 3 States 1 1 State 11 United ______- _ _ Columbia _ _ _ _ - of tent _ _ 7 I Maxim Hampshire Jersey Continental .r. Nevada New New Nebraska Louana Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Montana Wow Kentucky. Maryland MMIrsouri. Kansas Ind Iowa Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois_ Delaware District California Connect Arizona Alabama Arkansas Colorado , . 147. gen. ircurk 2164518 87. 920 2, 348 50, 225 3, 123 411. 850 1, 500 38. 934 2, 362 20. 763 1, 314 27. 221 1, SAO9 23. 16F1 1, '.C.16 20. 438 1, 396 1, 092 6 2, 379 9 157, 802 139, 197 Oregon__Oklahoma__ hioowl Dakota.. _ _ _ _ 213377619 i 17, 6755, 217442 / 18, 18845, 5,910 313 14, 8093, 928758 15, 8644, 119519 10, 6622, 895929 11, 7553,2833, 602 2,9, 475093302 10, 553 2,3, 047980 382 as47 738 6776 5124,,14, sos6 64:21 45,57,17, OGS 1549, 389 762 TennesseeSouthRhodePennsylvania_ Dakota Island _ -eb 232524197 15 22, 102 4,2,2, 427962 381 22, 280 4,3,2, 553909 301 18, 4463.2, 157 1,467296 19, 1483,3, $51 1,546056 13, 2402, 6171,1,184 875 14, 8783,2, 1,213288589 11, 0282, 0941, 713 811 12, 9802, 7263531, 0111 3233(L529 64653514 64,1;45128, 832779 5, 908 - 69,11, 321 6156, 156 UtabVermontVirginia . 2327 8 1, 223 3S5488 1, 146 442572 1, 106 418391 1, 174 503379 379326829 4413912336 490279563 611302604 9 42 3 3,1, 711 t3450493 14, 7882,3, 1,044 838 631 Wisconsin.WestWashington Virginia 3372047 4096 8,2,8, 916 731938 903 9,3. 561326185 918 2,7,6, 153 234986 591 2,8,7.692j 522 291 788 6,5, 124 1,518 640 514 6,2,7, 008 416 6.33135 5,4, 1,422559 296 6.5, 5741, 553 678 503 345097A 330 6592 21:25, 811 793 5 32,2 8,172 657 9. 599 Wyoming Outlying Ì7ù of tke United States N. 392 115 2, 434 2, 957 1 1 12 1 112 128 79 55 54 _ 1 AlaskaCanal Zone a 21 103 13 92 7 6411 8878 6650 6145 35 47 6 252312 1 278321 C9 HawaiiPhilippineGuam Islands _ 13 41 I 4615.31 22 425 27 468 20 431 24 9 366 2012 318 22 326 94 269 21 4 _ 1, 691 7140 Ì 1, 443 9428 CI Porto Rico. 476 299 309 280 311 254 336 1, 294 i 1, 432A. Ill w r 1 r ; .1 -44e, ct) 30 c0 cp 0-4 es qj e- 82 :scialio Th I' 2 9 4 8 3 14 75 48 58 98 66 148 121 405 743 269 268 115 266 532 752 309 221 781 257 73.5 254 429 714 2tie 1, 1,941 1, 1, 14 Z 1, 2, 22, - Girls 1 3 9 10 13 18 54 47 57 35 Total 50 101 194 114 144 169 734 186 553 24. 812 305 210 597 801 964 094 479 668 574 164 I 1, 1, 1, 1, 13 14, Boys 1 1 I o 9 2 4 17 ao 41 " 106 and 12 - Girls - ...... - - 2 0 2 4 4 8 2 0 - - 15 40 special - - 11 - - Boys - Postgraduate ..... _ 1927-28 ._ , 1 1 7 7 3 o 18 11 16 18 52 28 56 77 88 33 30 44 63 123 198 143 108 119 232 250 380 311 304 10 3, Girls grade I a grades) 1-.. 2 7 5 4 0 6 o 9 13 11 21 50 49 26 80 24 82 32 87 28 40 96 187 133 165 220 277 926 1, ' (12 Twelfth Boys 1 1 1 5 3 8 18 15 15 47 59 28 97 44 48 31 57 85 67 122 117 182 156 177 261 532 247 393 486 336 years 8 4, Girls grade by 9. 2 2 6 5 3 3 5 0 18 15 11 15 25 66 44 40 59 67 38 126 112 191 183 123 119 124 771 228 369 343 7 2, Boys Eleventh schools 1 1 1 3 2 7 o 12 20 71 22 6.5 20 64 68 47 66 62 105 138 503 226 258 332 768 217 308 498 856 352 384 high 6, . Girls grade 6 2 4 4 3 0 0 14 18 11 18 67 42 44 71 86 31 57 .rAtt 36 49 125 189 163 182 221 537 215 565 338 234 g:.i.A 248 5 regular Tenth 4, Boys A '-' 1 2 5 4 4 0 24 78 21 M 87 20 79 26 27 85 130 150 185 117 130 285 391 381 791 483 965 540 021 497 303 . 4-year 4 1, 8, Girls in grade 1 1 3 3 a 4 3 14 19 18 25 57 77 54 74 29 47 74 50 54 94 188 188 191 228 305 684 436 612 402 617 500 3 Ninth 5, Boys ,. enrolled . 1 5 2 2 7 4 3 6 5 8 2 8 4 8 9 12 10 77 29 73 47 28 48 81 34 30 7 1.2 I 1 I : I i 123 116 128 108 7 3 1 2 2 4 1, I db report- Schools pupils 1 ..... 15.Colored - TABLE States 1 ...... - State ...... 7 United _ _ _ . _ _ . ______. ______Columbia _ _ _ %. of _ Dakota_ _ Continental . York Jersey !#.. - Ohio Oklahoma- Missouri Montana North Colorado_ Kansas Kentucky Massachusetts Michigan__ Florida Minnteota__.. Mississippi_ Nebraska__ Nevada_ New Connecticut, District California Maine Maryland_ Indiana_ Delaware Alabama Arkansas Idaho Minds Iowa_ Arizona_ - LNew O ;; P; I. , LT' e 1 el I 12 VI I; 7 47 I PennsylvaniaOregon 135 11 484S 2520 822 42 9 1 244 23 441 26 158 97 2.57 24 105 187 24 1 1- . . . . 1 I. 0 liti3 r%4 1, 707 116 so TennesseeSouthRhode Dakota bland 3 10 81 302 5 566 0 208 21 365 6 116 0 261 3 80 21 1845 1 ..... 706 9 1, 378 10 1 - Utah f 1 O 0 1 61 . . . . 02 r 1 VirginiaVermontWashington : 1 23 52 248 4841 340 45632 115 4028 222 3824 392478 133 3522 3312 117 2316 .... u T021i 2 1(2 812152 94 West Virginia 1 WyomingWisconsin Chairing , the United States 10 4 31 63 09 10 1 Im 40 IMP 8 OD alb m. ma. Mk 2am, 3 03 ...D.... 1 . - ...... 21 4 t 24 parts of 1 I e 1 _ 1 HawaiiPorto Rico 13 ! 70 67 42 42 44 37 38 0 35 _ _ . _ _ 192 0 181 I For colored only, 93. I Fpr °colored oily. 3 One for colored only. 4 Eleven for colored only. 1 Five for colored only. 6 Six for colored only. 7 Seven for'4 colpri0 only. 41. . 1 I. rp MI !I tig 0- Poj 0 NI CI ts, Cr BrENNIAL StRVEY OF EDUCATION, 1926-1928Oo 183 990 899 059 550 222 847 206 930 004 174 448 099 322 415 458 628 643 244 274 847 094 1, 6, 2, 9, 6, 1, 4, 2, 3, 14 12, 13, 17, 32, 35, 14, 130, Girls Total 86 114 177 748 945 803 667 585 342 075 112 040 139 139 003 158 coo 115 548 247 420 072 5, 2, ear , 8, 7, 1, 2, 2, 10, 10, a 26, 12, 30, 13 ia7, Boys 1 7 0 4 12 19 16 0111.IM 19 79 190 245 102 "WO Alb 13 Girls al...... _ special 4 5 1 6 1 0 10 14 93 53 ... .58 57 and 11 Postgraduate Boys ..... 1927-28 , 43 24 75 51 81 48 208 372 166 440 230 079 476 620 g99 339 165 081 826 685 349 643 he 1, 1. 2, 2, 5, 2, 6, 3, grade Girls 23, . grades) 13 13 20 25 49 67 25 147 913 156 603 654 685 464 926 382 073 999 994 181 3178 323 7 ' ( . 1, 1, 1, 1, 3, 5, 2, 16, Eleventh (11 Boys 64 41 61 68 38 196 259 149 849 774 421 615 624 597 117 908 686 464 271 902 723 401 8 years 1, 2, 2, 1, 6, 2, 7, 3, 2, Girls 28, grade MEN, by 17 14 22 37 07 25 158 120 186 585 586 984 018 100 672 208 246 190 653 411 363 7 Tenth 2, 1, 2, 1, 5, 6, 2, 2,5W1 Boys 21, sthools, 72 45 61 17 331 031 785 627 672 293 660 123 153 119 686 859 251 326 022 488 6 1 1, T557 8. 2, 9, 4, 3, 1, 1, high Girls 35, 11\413 . grade PUPILS PUPILS 26 2.5 31 74 841 47 258 330 156 689 an 398 764 930 313 647 068 S.10 140 5483 561 279 5 Ninth 1, Z 3, 1, 6, 2, 8, 3, 3 Boys regular 29, ' I WHITE 64 COLORED 146 197 373 161 479 383 964 141 210 759 156 rfi6 620 299 4s5 232 127 806 482 459 832 4 - ade 4, 4, 2, 4-year 3, 5, 5, 2, 1, 1, Girls 44, 11, 11, gr6 in 44 31 81 61 110 899 148 306 702 927 847 228 891 740 111 163 898 276 866 241 878 422 3 Eighth 3, 3, 2, 3, 4, 2, 4, Boys 39, 10, 10, I enrolled 3 4 1 1 1 3 1 9 83 24 12 11 50 1 1 35 184 1 1 696 215 153 1 406 124 382 266 1 1 I . I 1, ing report- Schools Pupils a 16.- 111111110.0T111=1. States fit TABLE s United States 1 States the State of A part United United ' only. _a dt , Islands Outlying colored Carolina Carolina Carolina Continental Carolina Continental For I e Olv Maryland_ Alabama Georgia_ Louisiana._ Missouri. Philippine South Tema_ Virginia Georgia_ Alabama Louisiana Maryland North South Missouri 'North Tennessee T=ia TABLZ 17.4Pupils enrolled in 4-year regular high schools, by years WHITE PUPILS 111. (13 grades), 1927-28 +MOM% i . , I . State Schoolsreport- ing I Boys Tenth grade Girls EleventhBoys grade Girls - BoysTwelfth grade Girls Thirteenth gradeBoys Girls Boys Postgraduateand special Girls Boys Total Girls 1 3 3 4 6 7 1 8 s s is 11 11 13 14 Continental United States - 35 S48 901 684 662 518 ; 600 434 1 520 0 4 Z 484 2, 087 MassachusettsMaine I 28 7 507341 492409 440244 j ; 361301 304,;214 334266 415199 306214 0 31 1, 486 998 1, 193494 1.4 COLORED PUPILS I 111 Continental United States 5 . 1 , 2 1 21 3 5 0 0 0 0 9 148 1 1 ; 1 ...... t...._.7 : 1 0 0 Maine I i I 5 ; Massachusetts I Four additional schoob of less than 4 years have 12 boys and 19 girls in the first 4 I 2 year, and 18 boys and 12 girls in the second 2 2 1 year. 9 tiloo 4 44 BIENNIAL SURVEY OF EDUCATION, 1926-1928

TABLE 18.White pupils enrolled in regular highschools of less than fouryeari, . byyears(8 elementary grades), 1927-28

Postgrad- Ninth grade Tenth 1.Eleventh uate and Total Schools grade grade special State reporting BoysGirlsBoysGirlsBoysGirlsBoysGirlsBoysGirt

1 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 I

I . Continental United 1

1 24 States _ _ _ _ _ - - - 1, 73010, 47312, 5917, 264 9, 2812. ns 3, 470 25 20, 599 251 ag7

Ark AIMS 43 257 283 170 186 71 105 498 574 C o 1 orado 4 10 24 11 21 21 45 Connecticut_ ..... 1 '4 2 6 3 1 7 11 12 Delaware 1 6 6 6 1 1 7 13 14 Florida 4 18 25 9 10 11 11 - Mi. 38 *

Idaho 12 85 123 86 98 14 18 185 M9 Illinois 260 1, 786 1, 8451, 395 1, 481 732 751i m ... 4, 3, 913 4,077

Indiana. _ _ _ __t. e an?, 29 191 212 97 140 62 59 350 411 Iowa 45 226 217 141 196 16 26 33 439 Kansas 24 121 108 70 93 8 5 199 76)

Kentucky 79 .385 498 234 383 73 117 2, 0 694 NB Louisiana___ _ _ .. 2 326 127 204 157 100 295 630 579 M aine_ 11 57 62 36 37' 4 3 a OP 97 103 * Massachusetts 1 10 18 10 19 20 ri Michigan _ 67 594 707 536 610 1 125 143 kO 14 I 1,265 1,474

Minnesota_ _ 53 270 675 159 551 47 79 4781303 Mississippi_ _ _ _ 41 165 206 121 141 60 78 .4 I 3443 425 M issoun - 221 1, 192 1, 260 719 880 256 281 _ 2, 167 Z421 Montana___ -_ 19 90 93 65 71 24 lf; 179 us Nebraska__ 63 264 281 189 240 42 72 495 XS New Hampshire 8 55 52 34 33 3 5 92 1 271 New Jersey___ 4 139 125 103 79 29 25 7A New Mexico . 18 92 89 58 58 26 26 176 173 New York _ 57 393 424 168 200 42 57 603 11 North Dakota 61 232 259 128 188 53 92 o 6 413 MI Ohio.... 120 644 780 530 569 248 271 1, 422-1,(11 Oklahoma.,...... 59 320 388 1(15 246 66 73 0 562 707 Oregon 1 0 372 0 246 0 818 Pennsylvania 198 1, 396'1, 918 9721, 333 485 .586 o 1 2, 853 3,838 South Dakota 32 134 177 91 138 56 70 0 282 385

Ticessee 127 700 864 515 590 87 94 .. 1, 302 1,548 5 42 47 26 16 6 8 74 71 Vermont 12 42 51 35 44 77 SS Virginia 1 5 4 3 3 8 7 Washington 13 , 52 48 29 39 9 20 90 105

West Virginia _ 16 86 120 80 98 84 54 8 4 238 775 Wisconsin 5 23 31 18 25 3 1 O... 44 57 Wyoming 11 61 72 45 58 44 13 2 0 122 143 Outlying part* of the United Strati e. Alaska 1 2 7 2 2 2 2 41.1. a. who. mo.- 6 il 4 Philippine Islands 1 4 2 3 I 2 tw OP ..... 7

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TABLE19.Colored pupils enrolled inregular high schools of less than fouryears, byyears(8 elementary grades), 1927-28

Postgrad- Ninth grade Tenth Eleventh uate and Total Schools grade grade !pedal State reporting BoysGirlsBoysGirlsBoys Girls BoysGirlsBoysGirls

1 2 3 4 5 II 7 8 9. 10 ,11 12

gab Continental United States..__ _ I 71 246 463 176 329 36 83 0 3 458 878

Arkansas 3 10 24 14 22 1 5 25 51 Florida 11 8 10 5 6 6 5 19 21 Illinois__ _ _ m ..... M M 1 2 2 2 0 1 3 5 'Indiana .* 4 4 2 1 0 1 6 a Kansas _ .. 1 o 1 o

Kentucky 2 17 71 91 39 76 6 6 116 173 Massachusetts 1 1 o 1 o Michigan 2 1 5 1 6 3 1 0 1 5 13 Mindssippi_ ...... 1 11 64 179 52 108 1 11 22 127 300 Missouri___ 3 7 40 48 25 35 6 10 71 93

New Jersey 2 4 4 4 1 8 5

New York 1 0 2 1 o .0 4o. al 1 2 1 7 9 , 6 2 O 1 Ohio 5 0 7 Oklahoma 12 7 16 2 O 9 O 2 9 36

Pennsylvania_ _. . $ 5 3 1 0 2 O 1 3 4

Tennessee_ _ _ I 7 31 70 23 60 2 22 M m M 56 152

I 49 schools for colored only. 3 For colored only.

TABLE 20. Pupils enrolled in regular high schools of less than four years,bY years(7 elementary Oracles), 1927-28

WHITE PUPILS .

1 Postgrad- Eighth Ninth Tenth uate and Total 8. grade grade grade Ebe special stetcif .4PI 8 4 ill g`' 41 :g Et -F- Et . c...) Ó ,.. al 5 014 a cri o aa 6 aq

1 3 4 II II 7 8 1 10 11 12 I 1

,Continentn1 United States. 33712,3012,7321, 3931,998 8421, 113 1 54,5375, 848

Alabama .. 1 7 7 8 16 3 6 18 29 Georgia. . 63 468 516 315 459 196 284 ..... 979 1, 259 Louisiana 7 29 53 20 30 4 0 53 83 11 20'2 215 27 36 10 8 239 259 tgaClictirolina_ 77 554 678 316 467 132 201 0 310021,349

South Carolina 14 86 121 M 03 42 64 183 278 Texas.. 135 822 968 584 763 430 497 1 2 1837 2, 230 %/Midi; .. ___ 29 133 174 68 134 25 53 226 381 Outlyingpart of the United States , PW1lppineIslands . 4 153 25 41 18 22 10t 216 53 COLORED PUPILS

e Continental UnitedStates_ I 115 7681 446 W9 977 243 521 0 01, 517 2041

pieta_ : 16 133 242 91 162 32 72__...._____2M 47t Imdsiana_ 1 21 10 16 7 10 3 10 20 80 Ifirwriand I 8 33 63 12 ;.: 415 101 NOrth Carolina I 2 8 140 368 83 180 41 96 264 844 ;oath Carolina 3 12 101 210 62 173 66 110..... _..-...218 491

tirsm 1 49 317 460 NO 364 109 223 666 1,03 4 r &Olga 1 8 31 97 14 61 8 10...... M M 48 lei .g. I For ooloredonly.

-*'(k 46 BIENNIAL SURVEY OF EDUCATION, 1926-1928 a TABLE 21.-EnroUment of white and colored pupils, according to populationo district, in regular high schools havingaterm of 160 days or less, 1927

ln Mitts of 2,500 or Inplacas of fewer than moll) 2,500 Total State SchoolsBoys GirlsSchooLsBbys GirlsSchoolsBoys Girls

1 2 11 3 4 6 7 8 9 le

Continental Unitol

I States 22 1 2. 768 3, 21;7 1. 615 40, 289 48, 694 1.637 43, 057 51, 961 I t

A rizona 1 11 1 16 1 12 16

Arkansas 1 ! 22 24 ; 63 973I 1, 130 644 995 1, 154

. Colorado 1 !Pp ! q06 1 12 22 2 172 276 i Florida 3 i 76 1 119 1 39 1.013 1, 365 42 1, 089 1, 484 Georgia 1 37 460 644 37 460 644

Idaho 1 25 50 1 25 50

Indiana 301 9, 906 1 10, 686 301 9, 906 10, 886 1 Iowa ...... - 22 21 22 21 Kentucky. 2 15 19 56 MS 799 58 563 818 Louisiana 0 579 .1. MMMMM as 1 0 571

Maine 1 10 14 1 10 14 Maryland 1 31 34 2 13 44 3 44 71 Massachusetts 1 96 0 1 96 o Minnesota 4 77 99 4 77 Mississippi 114 2, 194 2, 811 114 2, 194 2, 811

Missouri 144 1, 261 1, 388 144 1, 261 1, 368 Nebraska _ ...... 1 110 95 1 110 95 New Mexico- 2 16 17 2 16. 17

New York 433 445 Mo. _ 1 1 433 445 North Carolina _ a. 6 165 319 399 4, 734 1S, 832 405 14, 399 19, 151

North Dakota_ _ 3 71 149 3 71 149 Ohio :3 I, 833 LW' 255 6, 143 6, 768 258 7, 976; 8, 214 Oklahoma . 54 865 1, 054 54 865 1, 054 Oreton 3 48 to50 3 48 to South Carolina. 1 14 41 4 50 84 5 64 us

Tennemee 4 re) 50 4 52 50

Texas...._ al_ _ __ 7 14 11.5 1, 885 2, 239 118 1, 892 2, 2s Utah..... _ .... - 3 138 1M 3 /38 155 Virginia 12- 21 6 5qsI 112 7 67 133

TABLE 22.Enrollment of white and colored pupils, according to populationof district, in regular high schools havingaterm nf 161 to 180days, 1927-28 15, Incities of 2,500or In place: ofaverthan Total mure dp 2,500 s State SchoolsBoys GirlsSchool Boys- GirlsSchoolsBoysGirls

1 2 3 4 6 7 8 e le I.

h4th Continental Unites1 States 1,089 202, 297235, 642 9, 042305, 016306, 816 10, 131507, 313602, 25 Alabama 10 4, 211 by 714 28 1, 707 1, 938 38 5, 918 7, 650 Arizona 7 3, 017 3, 140 19 8M 887 26 3, 868 4, OM 4, 640 Arkansas _ - - 15 1, 205 1, 679 88, Z 529 3, 061 103 3, 734 California 43 12, 225 12, 903 147 12, 811 13, 345 190 245, 036 26, 248 Colorado 6 965 1, 168 93 8, 480 4, 212 99 4, 445 380

Connecticut 2 462 465 6 267 296 8 719 751 Delaware 12 426 560 12 426 feta Florida 8 1, 635 1, 897 22 1, 148 1, 422 ao 2, 781 . 3, 319 Georgia 39 6, ON 6, 266 190 4 731 7, 794 229 10, 817 14, 049 9, 174 Idaho 13 8, 203;i 3, 596 127 5,009 6, 578 140 8, 212

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TABLE22.-EnroUment of whiteand colored pupils,accordingto population of district, in regular high schools havinga termof 16 1 to180 days, 19E7-28Con.

in cit ies of 2,500or In piaoa1 of fewer than more 2,500 Total State _ . Schools Boys irls Schools Boys G irlsSchoolsBoys Girls

1 2 3 4 7 8 10

Illinois_ 64 12, 145 13, 037 420 1 4, 04R 1 5, 451 474 26, 193 28, 488 Ind iana 55 13, 864 14, 648 85 3, 848 4, 212 140 17, 712 18, 860 Iowa_ 34 5, 375 6, 6,38 705 22, 11525, 815 739 27, 490 32, 4W Kansas 19 4, 755 5, 243 566 19, 95522., 452 585 24, 710 27, 695 Kplituck _ 46 3, 052 3, 941 378 9, 12, 985 424 12, 778 161 926 '63. Louisiana_ 28 6, 435 7, 273 202 6, 993 8, 607 23013, 428 15, 880 Maine. ---- 21 3, 387 3, 592 404 /_756 3, 155 135 6, 123 6, 747 Maryland_ 2 82 ins 13 w26.5 467 15 347 635 Macsachiiset 15 4, 648 8, 245 10 458 479 25 5, 106 8, 724 Michigan. _ __ _ _ 3 537 642 127 Z 796 3,296Ç 130 3, 333 3, 938

Minnesota_ _ _ . 24 3, 281 4, 782 416 1 2, 529 18, 197 440 15, 810 22, 979 Mimissippi__ _ ..... _ _ 13 571 982 79 Z 449 2, 909 92 3, 020 3, 891 Missouri 32 4, 287 5, n0 449 13, 24215, 411 481 17, 529 20, 631 Montana 7 1, 32,4 1, 718 180 4, 491 5, 540 167 5, 815 7, 258 Nebraska__ _ __ --- 12 3, 313 3, 554 498 1 5, 344 18, 791 510 18, 657 22, 345

Nevada 11 396 411 1 I 396 411 New 11am psh ire s. 12 Z 199 2, 318 40 959 1, 16.5 52 3, 158 -4 5 3, 483 New Jersey _ _ 1, 387 927 8 818 961 13 2, 205 1, 888 New Mexico__ _ 5 844 894 06 1, 887 1, 917 71 2, 511 12, 811 New York 29 8, 751 9, 218 85 Os 2, 790 3, 183 114 11, 541 12, 401

North Carolina 70 8, 272 1 1, 273 70 3, 711 4, 562 140 11, 983 15, 835 North Dakota O 970 1, 349 314 5, 643 8, 192 320 6, 613 9, 541 Ohio.. M 12, 474 13, 7614 386 1 5, 049 16, 701 441 27, 523 30, 462 3s It124r) Oklahoma__ _ _ . 21 3, 097 366 10, 91013, 420 387 14, 007 16, 945 Oregon 7 1, 4Z2 1, 556 193 6, 656 7, 209 200 8, 078 8, 765

Pennsylvania_ 102 1 7, 900- 19, 227 531 1R, 93721, 700 633 36, 837 40, 927 Rhode Island . . . 4 1, 364 1, 513 1 95 96 5 1, 459 1. 609 South Carolina. 26 3, 093 3, 543 157 6, DS5 7, 833 183 9, 148 11, 376 South Dakota_ . 7 1, 373 1, 613 255 6,94t 9, 514 262 8, 317 11. 127 Tennmee _ __ _ . 37 5, 574 7, 302 301 81 923r 10, 788 338 14, 497 18, 090

I' _ __ Thu...... 106 17, 579 21, 105 376 1 5, 326 18, 492; 481 32, 905 39, 597 Utah 5 994 1, 009 , 24 2, 855 2. 744 29 3, 649 3, 753 Vermont 7 954 1, 051 24 369 449 31 1, 323 1, 500 Virginia 24 4, 308 5, 517 270 8, 3091 1, 944 294 12, 617 17, 461 Washington di7 1, 924 2, 208 202 7, 575 8, 335 209 9, 499 101 543 Of West Virginia 20 3, 099 3, 493 cM 4, 544 5, 670 114 7, 643 9. 163 W isconsin 26 5, 276 6, 257 267 10, 30612, 751 292 15, 582 19, 008 Wyoming . _ ------2 408 583 47 . 1, 407 1, 761 49 1, 815 2, 344 0111==. Outlyingparts of the United States Alaska 1 56 48 9 170 1871 10 226 233

Canal 7 = 2 252 278 _ _ _ _ _ 2 252 278 Hawai :; 1 1, 151 1, 026 2 337 217 3 1, 488 1, 243 70793°29---4

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TABLE 23.Enrollment of vhile andcolored4.pupils,according to populationof district,in regular high schools having a termof 181 daysor more,1927-28

In cities of 2,500 or In prams of fewer than I . Total more 2,500 State SchoolsBoys OirlsSchoolsBoys Girls1SchoolsBoys G

1 2 3 4 5 7 8 I 11

Contifiental United States 863477, 723vs, 279 1, 15949, 33556, 537 2, 022527, 058 524,816

Arizona 2 25 41 $ 2 25 41 Arkansas 4 481 384 4 481 384 42 2, 958 3, 1 58 95 1 37, 542 i37,396 California__ _ 53 34, 68434, 238 4 269 302 9 2, 913 a, ofi6 Colorado___ 5 2, 644 2, 754 57 16, 255 16, Connecticut...... 47 15, 962 18, 305 10 293 386

1 6 1, 727 1,972 Delaware_ . 2 1, 561 1, 748 3 166 224 District of Columbia 7 5, 722 6, 487 7 5, 722 6,487 2 934 ?X Georgia______. 2 934' 299 5 I Idaho 1 157 165 4 191 227 348 M Illinois 11263, 65162, 146 32911, 6781Z 923 441 75, 329 75,0S

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States__ 4 4 4 4 4 4, 199 209, 367 180 3, 02A 2o3, 072 206, 117 3, 202 2, 762 208, 062 ,203, 591 2, 857 2, 429 212, 533 2, 683 131 465 2, 537 141, 778 Z 881 95, 114 2, 004 107, 510 2, 387 76, 564 1, 759 91, 432 2, 256 2, 316 3, 140 924, 534 14, 515 967, 527 16, 286 ArkansasArizona IN...... 4 6822 1, 981 510 2, 148k 517 2, 019 497 2, 19 8 504 1, 874 643 2, 250 601 1, 592 452 ' 1, 824 493 1, 242 360 1, 385 354 1, 044 269 1, 192 302 3911 48 9,2, 763 770 11, 0032, 819 ColoradoCalifornia ...... 4 4. 4 4 44 mr 157 81 16, 496 3, 789 15, 6483, 715 15, 9343, 508 15, 2683, 685 16, 1373, 404 15, 8623, 11, 1992, 483 I 11, 2032, 894 8, 1,130 789 2,8, 211108 6, 1,031 607 6, 1,487 899 776 25 471 31 9 74,16, 703 606 73,17, 148 698 a DelawareConnecticut . _ I CV... 33 4 2, 429 177 2, 442 174 2, 147 101 2, 042 132 1, 931 112 1, 964 151 582 73 697104 466 46 349 82 I, 404 83 O 4 7, 884 547 8, 099 726 FloridaDistrkt of Columbia 97 7 4, 0581, 010 4. 128 894 3, 497 950 3, 673 992 3, 059 596 3, 522 614 II 2. 235- 2, 690 1, 631 1, 963 1, 291 1,° 627 15 19 15, 2, 556 786 17, 622 2, 500 IdahoGeorgia _ . 733715 1, 878 532 2, 048 439 1, 991 576 2, 581 623 1, 643 618 2, 284 599 1, 374 469 1, 589 543 1, 023 401 1, 265 484 329746 : 408833 3 O Z8, 928655 10, 6003, 096 IndianaIllinois _owa _ .... _ ..... _ ... 307181 7,5, 730390 7,5, 248 652 6, 011778 7,5, 065 996 7,5, 430 669 7,5, 334840 5,2, 951 911 6,3, 241 155 4, 4101, 955 4,2, 797 126 3, 601t, 621 I 4,2, 200 018 k 5212 2968 35,23, 572 949 16, 91424, 855 KentuckyKansasIowa 136 73 5,4,1, 511868 788 4,5,1, 970 327 830 1,5, 021635153 15,5, 132 309 i 5,15, 731 598684 1,5,6, 770902 414 4,5,1, 105 028 065 4,1,5, 462 224613 2,3, 905863 812 3,4. 449672 925 2,3, 478388 662 4,3, 182 072 790 2221 4- e . e e e 8543 28,25, OM 773 7, 54in ill, 20327, 429 8, 325 MarylandMaineLouisiana 3 4 2039 8 3, 731 835 69 3, 391 865 63 ! 2, 947 914268 , Z 829 825 1 829 , 048187 2,1, 267 102 232 380826153 524916170 , 33Z814 98 455738147 1 274569 91 642120 ...... 31 . 24 4, 835 866 5, 1,112 031 Massachusetts 202 13, 626 13, 234 12, 672 12, 684 11, 942 12, 575 6, 997 6, 892 5, 22.5 5, 416 3, 864 4, 539 383 1 199 160 54, 525 9, 498 55, 500 9, 849 MinnesotaMichigan 305106 13, S906, 080 13, 471 5, 978 14, 1396, 130 14, 599 6, 498 14, 2796, 664 14, 824 7, 256 bo, 4, 362 696 5,9, 223548 3,6, 066 096 3,7. 894 224 2,5, 507 224 3,6, 302 085 I 150 252148 28,62, 834 474 32,85, 403899 MissouriMississippi 861817 4, 1,237 445 515 4, 1,277 515 4,1, 618 283 4, 6681, 482 4,1, 853 332 5,1, 247 595 I 3, 1,919 163 4, 1,240 375 3, 260 848 3, 1,627 019 2, 63.5 684 3, 140 982 25 76 10 7 23, 529 6, 761 25, 207 7, 975 Montana 3I GradesUnited 6States and total 7 in 11-year schools, includes 106 boys and and &and 9 in 92 girls in seventh grade 13-year schools.514 544 in schools576 776 having 13 grades. 850 429 498 355 398 256 363 12 22 2, 887 3, 221 4. -10 e 4 Total includesTotal 104 includes 2 boys boys and 85 girls in and 7 girls in seventh seventh grade in grade in a school of 13a grades.school of 13 grades. 9 Ls. a -9Z6 '21 1.4 0 a C4, ri) I

F-4 I Lzi `Nouvaaaa 86 79 411.= 109 535 500 839 696 636 258 337 114 751 675 13% 810 728 064 792 442 069 592 763 823 205 091 , 1, 2 3,811 5, 3, 2, 9, 4, 1,031 4, 2, 5, 2, 16, 14, 11, 22, 11, 18 33, 13, 79, 77, 92, 27, 21, Girls Total 93 157 598 436 509 245 672 392 153 112 968 937 936 568 138 667 722 457 014 699 670 880 463 022 092 17 2, 2, 3, 8;512 9, 4, 5, 2, 2, 1, 4, 2, 2, 5, 13, 10, 14, Boys 20, 31, 11, 89, 76, 24, 21, 83, i 1 I 8 9 8 e 5 8 15 13 14 22 92 43 84 31 19 15 23 451 II 269 476 16 0 Girls special 1 8 6 4 aw, 1 8 6 19 12 11 22 46 24 57 10 79 26 20 145 222 205 ' am 16 and , Postgraduate Boys 4.. 701 1r- 185 516 263 690 277 485 741 917 165 986 712 231 371 365 141 770 758 421 200 757 259 492 598 823 14 1, 1, 1, 2, 3, 1, 1, 3, 7, 7, 3, Girls year Continued 97 172 120 241 081 247 405 457 749 653 249 303 190 583 201 203 124 422 315 646 739 026 350 376 485 13 1, 1, 1, 2, 3, 1, 6, 1, Fourth 6, 2, 3, Boys b I ' 1 114, 383 544 759 455 084 591 945 228 408 291 419 304 134 588 491 345 606 843 011 720 209 337 043 027 12 1, 1, 1, 1, 3, 4, 8. 3, 9, 2, 5, 2, 1927-.$'8 Girls year : . WI i 119 485 279 582 280 621 449 olib 201 279 381 194 907 253 141 134 148 7i 287 313 936 291 611 658 612 11 1, 1, Third 1, 2, 4, 1, 8, 7. 3, 2, 4, Boys, schools, 3 164 148 157 785 460 649 596 692 195 976 518 991 579 005 438 179 529 704 085 747 851 513 531 257 394 le 3, 1, 1, 1, 2, Z 5, 1, 4, 3, 7, 2, high Girls 12, 11, year , . I 5 201 323 291 387 567 942 823 181 248 946 901 380 341 697 387 992 591 423 480 390 426 841 222 488 238 1, 1, 1, 3, 2, 5, 4, Second 3, 6, 2, Boys public 11, 11, , 15 402 505 325 397 129 510 920 777 374 828 984 749 558 124 045 189 231 403 321 386 038 088 802 416 8 4, 3, 3, I,&40 1, 2, 6, 1, 2, 1, 1, 5, 2, 5, Girls 17, 20, 21, year 11 120 475 123 504 756 880 6047 588 638 337 521 414 226 421 882. 003 410 507 884 095 380 228 .8*. First reorganized 1, 4, 2, 1,069 3, 1, 2, 13, 2, 1, 4, 2, k_034 Boys 19, 17, 22, all 17 503 508 840 220 2/14 629 640 882 874 106 977 422 141 813 192 953 658 897 005 489 376 327 337 917 in 3, 3, 3, 1,314 2, 6, 1, 2, 2, 1, 4, 2, 4, Girls 16, 20, 21, grade . 4. 28 600 117 489 959 374 941 063 388 830 588 182 569 415 325 591 887 317 532 366 631 030 003 203 987 5 - 3, 2, 3, 1,257 2, 7, 1, Z 1, Z 1, 1, 4, 4, Eighth Boys enrolled 16, 20, 23, ' r , ' 44 585 480 765 904 657 133 669 571 213 281 017 251 494 191 579 321 275 797 600 938 770 634 415 4 1,401 1, 3, Z 3, 2, 1, 4, 3, 1, 5, 4, Girls 16, grade 22, 20, pupils 49 734 110 549 108 149 981 012 635 319 687 030 &48 222 459 334 883 535 320 733 966 203 832 442 3 1,358 1,055 1, 3, 3, 3, 2, 3, 5, 1, 4, 4, Boys 17, While 22, 23, Seventh 2 9 11 23 12 11 17 83 48 50 45 33 46 12 30 20 20 47 82 76 140 108 102 201 333 299 2 25. ing report- Schools _ ..... States TABLE ...... Ca _ United _ _ the 1 of State ...... AO parts Islands Island Carolina Dakota Dakota Carolina V Mexico York Jersey "Hampshire yoming Hawaii Virgin Outlying West Wisconsin__ Wmhin W Vermont Virginia Utah Rhode South Tennessee Texas Oregon PennsTIvikaia South Ohio Oklahoma_ North New North Nebraska New New New Nevada .11 i. F PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS 53

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Connecticut 19 2024, 2, MO 1, 807 1, 683 1, 556 1, 581 5, 387 5, 31 4 District of Columbia_ 7 1, 010 894 950 1:$12 Moi 61 4 2, 556 2, 500 Florida. 25 2. 360 2, 405 1, ti80 1, 998 1, 652 1, 884 5, 992 6, 287 Georgia 9 1, 682 1, 854 1, 598 1, 763 1, 277 1, 546 4, 557 5, 163 Idaho 2 209 1 69 169 190 51 80 429 439

Illinois 25 4, 1 36 4, 059 4, 043 3, 985 3, 801 3, 940 11, 980 11, 984 Indiana_ .... Tea 23 1, 889 1, 863 1, 754 1, 897 1, 622 1, 610 6, 265 5, 370 Iowa 22 2, 268 2. 315 2, 161 2, 157 1, 962 2, 233 6, 391 6, 705 Kansas 34 3, 222 3, 1 53 2, 944 3, 006 3, 1 Z2 3, 183 9, 288 9, 342 Kentucky 7 624 521 551 561 521 554 1, 596 1, 636

Maine 6 205 230 1 86 194 1 74 1 92 565 61 6 Maryland 12 3,23.4 Z 904 1 2, 429 2, 315 1, 482 1, 875 7. 1 45 7, 094 Massachuset ts 100 11, 200 11, OIS 1 0, 320 10, 588 9, 094 9, 701 30, 61 4 31, 307 Michigan 46 7, 205 7, 021 , 7, 261 7, 431 6, 437 6, 635 20. 903 21, 087 Minnesota 27 3. 258 3, 075 3, 352 3, 333 3, 463 3, 669 10, 073 10, 077

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New Hampshire ...... 10.11r. 1 63 63 51 57 67 69 181 1 89 New Jersey _ ...... _ . _ 34 3, 909 3, 81 9 3, 916 3, 859 4. 091 4, 1 97 11, 91 6 11, 875 New Mexico_ 2 21 9 196 167 175 188 187 574 658 New York ._ 81 1 9. 459 1 6, 1 28 1 8, 388 1 5, 629 1 6, 391 14, 710 54, 238 46, 467 North Carolina...... _ 4 3 21 339 306 355 226 264 853 958

North Dakota 2 76 96 82 72 115 11 5 273 2E3 Ohio 81 9, 1 10 8. 828 8. 300 S. 494 7. 785 7, 944 25, 1 9S 25, 266 Oklahoma 18 2, 514 2, 538 I 2, 223 2, 326 2, 251 2, 372 6, 988 7, 236 Oregon 13 81 9 Qj 810 780 739 767 2, 368 2, 34 7 Pennsylvania...... 76 12, 738 12 1 1, 531 11, 614 9, 131 9, 694 33, 400 34, 022

Rhode Island 7 1, 204 1, 237 1, 133 1, 162 94R 902 3, 285 3, 301 Souttr Carolina 1 9 9 3 8 3 12 1 5 29 8outh Dakota 6 336 360 316 301 254 391 906 1, 042 Tennessee 20 2, 374 2, 459 1, 764 2, 1 72 1,043 1,1 58 5, 181 5, 789 Utah 19 51 2 484 8R1 852 639 735 , 2034 2, 071

Virginia 11 588 590 696 765 388 454 1 1, 672 1, 809 Washington 1 6 1987, 2, 020 2, 025 2, 1 70 1, 879 2, 004 5, 891 6, 1 04 West Virginia 53 1, 81 1 1, 879 1, 426 1, 570 1, 286 1, 539 4. 523 4, 988 WiR13n3in 28 2, 320 2, 21 8 2, 380 2, 300 2, 406 2, 661 7, 106 7, 079 Wyoming 1 37 31 38 32 29 25 104 88 outlyingparts of the United Stain

Hawaii_ 4 529 41 6 449 360 311 286 1, 289 1, 062 VirgIn Islands 1 6 7 9 0 3 4 18 11 56 BIENNIAL SURVEY OF EDUCATION, 1926-1928

TABLE 28.Colored pupils enrolled in 8-year junior high schools, followed by . 3-year senior high school (12-year schools), 1927-28

/A. Seventh gradeEighth grade Ninth grade Total Schools State reporting Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls

1 3 3 4 7 8 9 if

ContinentalAited States '4731 4,070 5, 888 3, 331 4, 869 2, 368 3, 857 9, 769 14,614 2.3 Alabama i 136 285 104 175 73 160 313 ex Arizona 1 1 0 ..... _ _ _ 1 0 California 55' 290 324 25 43 299 220 255 766 gem Colorado 13 40 47 24 51 26 41 90 in Connecticut 12 34 30 42 ,211 23 1 7 99 re

District of Columbia__ _-____ I 3 380 507 343 550 237 355 960 1,412 Georgia..______. ... . _ ... ____ 3 I 112 235 76 180 57 122 245 5V Idaho 1 1 2 o 1 . 1 3 Illinois 13 20 165 13 111 21 M 64 :V Indiana 14 66 64 68 59 46 00 180 183

Iowa 13 56 61 62 71 37 -43 145 175 Kansas 3 25 263 263 207 223. 215 294 675 780 248 11 8 Maryland 2 2 L 225 302 1 61 21 7 504 767

, Massachusetts. 42 1 79 74 65 55' 62 64 206 1611 Michigan 34 306 325 312. 293 , 198 241 815 869 M innesota 9 13 13 7 13 7 13 27 2 1 1 Mississippi.. 7 i 7 9 5 8 17 20 Nebraska 6 10 11 7 10 4 9 21 30 1 Nevada 1 0 1 1 0 New Jersey I 25 169 202 149 202 118 1 71 436 575 - i 1 New Mexico 2 7 7 1 4 4 5 12 16 New York 53 375 1, 035 301 848 186 592 862 Z475 r 4 13 North Carolina_ _...... _ _ 1 , 7 7 2 10 6 21 Ohio 4 61 689 818 i 574 663 385 498 1, 648 1,93 1 1 Oregon..... _ ...... 1 1 1 3 54 Pennsylvania..._ . , 656 751 397 488 203 389 1,156 1,618 Rhode Island _ _ 2 . 5 2 6 6 4 5 1 5 13 Tennessee '14 . 187 300 122 229 90 223 399 75/ 1 1 1 Utah 2 1 o 2 0 1 4 Washington_ ...... 9 9 8 7 5 i 10 6 26 19 1 ,. West Virginia..... _ 12 14 21 5 13 6 3 24 V Wisoonsin I 8 24 21 17 27 13 16 54 61

I Schools for colored only, 22. 1For colored only I Includes one school for colored only. 4 Includes threeschools forooloriklonly.

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TABLE 30.White pupils enrolled in junior high schools, followedby 3-year senior high schools (11-year schools), 1 927-28 3-YEAR SCHOOLS

Sixth grade Seventh grade Eighth grade 1 Total Schools State reporting Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Ob

, 1 2 3 O 7 8 11

ContinentalUnited States __ _ _ _ 31 4, 310 4, 183 4, 819 4,971 4, 280. 4, 559 13,389 13,713

Texas , 2N 3, 338 3, 242i 3, 772 3, 765 3, 198 3, 413 10, 308 10, a Virginia 6 972 941 1, 1, 206 1, 082 1, 148 3,081 itt 3,27

2YEAR SCHOOLS

ContinentalUnited I States 14 2, 641 2, 521 3, 131 3, 492 5, 772 IA

Alabama. 1 1 90 122 99 111 189 133 Louisiana _ 1 208 226 149 198 357 01 Missouri 3 872 684 1, 148 1, 331 Z020 2,015 New Hampshire 1 140 136 137 173 277 30i South Carolina 2 p. 203 234 223 240 426 474 Texas _ 1. 6 1, 128 1, 119 1, 375 1, 439 2, 503 Z 5M

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TABLE 32.Pupas enrolled in 4-yearjunior high schools (1Rgrades), 1927-U WHITE PUPILRA

Ninth Tenth I Seventh Eighth Total 4 Scliools grade grade grade grade State reporting BoysGirlsBoysGirlsIBoysGirlsBoysGirlsBoysGirls

11 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 11 II Continental United States_ 1332, 9933, 065*9933,0232, 5812, 7891,25141, 4649, 81810,441 Alabama 5 36 46 24 18 24 19. 13 13 97 Arkansas 6 47 47 39 36 19 34 11 12 11604: California 2 222 238 205 209 176 174 43 68 648 Florida 19 279 339 238 280 210 244 117 147 844 1, ow 17 10 7 3 12 41 Georgia 12 9 14

4 1 21 19 Louisiana 1 8 10 7 6 2 2 Maine 5 26 23 20 16 28 21 12 9 86 16 13 15 17 10 11 7 12 48 S3 Massachusetts__...... _ _ 2 M ichigan 6 68 45 69 44 39 29 15 20 191 138 Minnesota______8 236 205 185 224 143 202 94 113 658 744 Mississippi 9 47 53 30 45 33 32 22 31 132 161 Missouri 1 5 12 7 1 6 5 o 3 18 21 5 13 13 21 13 15 9 46 54 _ 5 Nebraska___ ._.. _ _ _ 2.5 48 20 16 16 8 10 69 (LS New Hampshire _ 3 1 72 68 75 57 63 45 32 255 199 New Jersey....______-- 22 1 4 4 9 7 9 7 2 4 24 North Carolina _ ____ ..... _ 1 4 12 21 North Dakota 1 3 3 4 9 4 5 Ohio 4 158 113 95 80 87 61 47 382 387 Pennsylvania 29 1, 2971, 333 1,195 1,221 1, 0241, 152 428 5393, 9444, 245 1 16 11 26 42 14 16 8 14 64 83 Rhode Island___. . . 16 14 7 6 13 9 10 39 46 Tennessee__ _...... 2 10 _ Texas (2) ._ _ 259 233 382r358 36,5 358 270 268 1276-.1,213 Utah _ ...... 5 10 18 1 1 12 5 12 4 14 30 56 Vermont _ _ ...... 2 229 218 19 10 555 503 Virginia _____ 1 91 82 216 192

West Virginia 11 59 61 56 66 49 57 34 57 198 241 7 12 6 5 26 38 Wisconsin 1 7 7 6 14 / Outlying partsof the UnitedStates Hawaii 3 66 70 59 48 69 53 47 38 241 2") 11 3 75 VirginIslands ______1 43 37 19 17 8 5 4 COLORE'DPUP LS

85 148 60 125 441 7111 Continental UnitedState: 337 172 I 271 124 253 I 51 1C0 23 20 44 15 , 33 6 17 10 8 Alabama__ 38 31 11 23 24 8 16 10 21 _ . _ .. _ _ . _ ._ __ _ I 1 9 Arkansas_ 11 4 6 6 2 2 0 4 12 California_ _ft_... _. 2 t 5 25 11 4 1 9 13 % 9 13 3 6 4 Florida . - Kentucky...... - ..... 4 2 4 10 5 12 3 3 7 9 19 11 , 1 _ . 1 0 I Massachusetts 1 ... _ .. . _ .... ------___ 79 35 M 14 41 136 111 ...... 45 MI 81 31 Mississippi 4 15 1 _ ...... _ _ . _ ._ _ . __ _ _ 42 5 10 3 5 3 6 4 Missouri_ 4 0 2 2 1 New Jersey.------I 2 0 - - ---. 3 13 35 S North Carolina 4 1 15. 22 11 30 6 18

2 2 1 0 1 10 a Ohio 41. 2 3 9 5 Pennsylvania 12 30 31 24 26 11 15 '3 5 68 77 0 1 1 I Rhode Island 1 1.0...... ___ 13 g Tennessee 4 1 4 9 3 7 3 4 3 7 _ . _ _ .. : 0 I Utah 1 0 2 ______... _ _ _. ..._ ......

3 5 1 4 15 1 1 16 , Virginia 41 8 11 3 --4101 43 boys altd 57girls in theseventhVId 1Five 11-year schoolswith 57 boys and 52girls in the sixth grade, 24 boys and 22girls in the eighthgrade, and 15 boysand 18 girls inthe ninth gratle. schools with 236 boysand 210 girls inthe siztkgrade, 616boys and 671 girlsin theseventh I Four 11-year ï and 91 boys add 61girls in the ninthgrade. ' grade, fal boysand 624 girls Inthe eighth grade, 1 I Schools forcolored only, 17. 4 For coloredonly. .p 7, A 5 b-4 CZ t. 28 54 158 508 723 480 933 853 416 069 015 406 512 877 257 035 237 644 123 847 048 097 615 866 020 731 241 688 263 478 330 - 18 5, 2, 1, 3, 3, 1, 5, 4, 1, 3, 2, 4, 2, 5, 10, 12, 12, Girls 16, 12, 149, Total 41 53 178 441 649 609 838 095 584 287 722 157 549 402 633 634 110 483 344 228 193 017 821 303 730 675 275 699 088 436 283 17 9, 5, 2, 3, Z 1, 1, 1, 1. 4, 4, Boys 3, 2, 4, 4, 11, 10, 13, 12, 135, _ . . MI, 5 1 4 3 6 6 0. 3 go 48 12 12 36 794 163 138 11 ...... - Girls ...... t I special i 2 2 5 1 5 7 6 53 13 -A- 14 AM, 31 40 111 191 16 and Mt Postgraduate Boys OP 19E7-28" 2 7 24 88 44 58 14 63 , 24 50 298 621 442 645 315 286 149 182 1185 104 337 675 640 536 382 319 640 313 908 293 653 14 1, 1, 1, Girl& 1, 1, grade 17, 8 7 19 17 56 39 14 92 13 38 48 112 grades) 113 539 292 968 235 583 569 114 130 388 132 186 303 214 126 501 230 418 521

13 g§gE 1, 1, Boys 1, 1, Twelfth 14, 1 - (12 2 8 14 40 56 16 98 75 76 20 118 477 182 344 383 178 352 777 718 1! 382 729 228 667 260 708 360 664 12 1 grade 1, 1, Girls 1, 2, 20, plan T , 3 6 19 27 51 98 16 63 24 54 110 734 087 426 291 153 312 129 161 113 694 573 373 426 219 593 346 249 926 447 625 11 1 7, 1, . 1, Boys ' 1, 1, - Eleventh I 6 8 59 71 21 14 74 three-three 34 556 140 668 457 751 061 473 595 856 127 978 214 222 203 218 262 485 125 193 817 354 806 884 10 1. 1, Z 2, Girls 3, 2, jr 26, grade , I 5 7 23 33 63 16 90 16 61 596 569 109 407 974 415 198 386 764 171 118 603 916 210 930 776 I 402 710 112 313 007 766 schools, Tenth 1 1, 1, Boys 3, 2, 21, t , , i .1 7 9 28 high 98 94 28 33 130 e 213 709 772 205 586 602 710 169 071 046 264 250 270 625 178 618 461 403 971 s 104 856 694 103 1, 1, 1, 1. 2, 2, Girls 2, 1, 2, 30, grade 9 41 96 61 23 24 87 44 576 383 704 547 242 552 147 770 939 985 284 213 558 250 172 7 399 390 904 371 387 626 006 Ninth 1 1, Boys 2, 2, 2, 1, 2, 28, * I I ' 7 , 37 77 56 11 29 71 83 junior-senior 117 515 060 856 778 983 783 715 778 183 172 S33 242 340 060 011 471 122 818 6 317 370 421 946 1 2, 2, Girls 2, 2, grade 26, in . 1 9 54 39 96 80 21 10 54 84 885 827 657 592 05 486 199 162 733 690 802 222 813 132 048 423 724 252 154 6 359 816 332 Eighth 1 1, 1, Boys 2, 2, 2, 24, 6 , 1 énrolled 4 34 71 98 11 22 81 91 130 564 623 306 815 637 756 171 910 773 &30 206 219 037 884 613 1d$ 359 909 773 4 499 560 012 2, 1, 2, Girls grade 2, 2, 1, 27, pupils 5 37 95 81 20 14 62 . 561 129 230 697 576 187 066 643 186 184 155 810 768 940 180 398 602 832 167 3 842 315 102 573 951 1, 2, 1, Boys 2, 2, 2, seventh 77, i ' i 2 2 3 3 9 5 5 3 1 2 1 3 19 30 20 21 17 21 25 24 15 69 40 31 ais 39 23 119 724 1 NI- Ing re Schools 33.-While _ do. 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Colored - pupils enrolled in junior-senior high schools, three-three plan (1.e grades), 1927-28 ...... 4 1 1'o3tocradtlate cz ; ISchools Seventh grade . Eighth grade Ninth grade Tenth grade Eleventh grade Twelfth grade and special Total C4e1to4 1 State rePort- ing . , il .: Boys Girls Boys GirLs Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Girls . t Boys 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 1 le 11 t 12 13 14 IS 14 17 L 18 _ 1 I I a ow Continental United States__ 141, 157 2 1. 131 1, 593 927 1. 4871 849 1. 298 611 1. 116 418 814 3i3 627 0 a Mr M. No 4 4, 289 6, 939 1 2 74 154 41 87 34 68 JI22 50 16 16 193 ArkansasAlabama _ 41. 6 143 185 103 164 83 107 r - . 82 I 47 7045 25 3458 458 668438 . 7 25 19 41 44 ! 8 22 i 7 10 9 7 ColoradoCalifornia ...... 41y 41 2 2 1 1 i 1 5 2 95 32 104 3 FkoridaConnecticutElliniols r ______f 33 31 43(r2 114 42 4726 108 44 im 225 63 122 o 2913 75 o 27 57 .- a ID 331 701 o (l _ lar 50 49 22 37 24 19 18 173 214 _ _ _ eve...... _ a 6 22 21 21 17 17 7 13 15 4 w , . a a a 34 10 7 102 Iowa_ __ 4 4 2 2 2 3 2 O 2 1 0 1 ...... 8611 9 , Kansas ...... 7 13 11 8 12 13 14 9 13 1 3 6 6 ..... 50 50 E 1, . am ...... I 1 ..... Maryland _ _ _ _ 4 277 1 433 1 228 415 1 . 173 2 284 142 336 119 2 262 103 213 1 . 1, 040 1, 943 ;MinnesotaMichigan__Massachusetts__ __ _ . _ 2 59 19 41 , 3112 3 i 1113 32 2015 3 629 1214 30 3e4 1G 09 21 020 2401 21 0 _ ..... 2 5311 7 8010 3 MississippiMissouri__ _ a al 11,2 1l 10 1 21 1 13 21 1 7 12 7 8 07 11 8 8 88 di ...... 5227 1 8171 -I 11 0 NewNebraska__ 1 2 1 0 1 2 1 0 _ _ _ . . ..- 4 42 1,4 OhioNew York___ Jaw 1815 111 9 121 16 94 8 119 11 C514 8017 53 6 6124 30 2 49 9 22 3 29 9 375 42 452 86 . . _ _ . . ; : 3 89 105 61 04 C2 103 36 ...... Oklahoma. _ . _ ,. ....e. .... ______238 1 62 90 54 62 53 56 48 69 3122 52 2.526 36 293 459 WestTennesseeWashington_Pennsylvania Virginia______... _ _ _ _ ... . _ . . . -_ .. 3 53 133 23 2 163 36 5 108 39 3 142 80 6 9450 7 131 72 4 6845 5 108 9460 2 3977 3 328469 0 3027 2 703629 0 472211273 22 698380336 17 ..: .... ii 1 1 ;, a Wisconsin I 0 .0 3 3 4 0 3 0 2 0 4 14 V Schools for cdlored I For colored only. Includes one school for colored only. CAICI) 4" App ).;! ti td CiR g 8Z61-OZ6I 1 I. i 10 25 198 161 196 127 197 510 535 560 101 705 4 423 036 644 729 629 706 914 908 206 050 406 063 929 /551 , 1, 1, 1 1, 5, 1, 1, 18 2. 2, 7 2, 3, 2, 8, 5. 1.6 3, 70, Girls - 14 150 182 155 162 170 781 822 624 262 540 254 582 398 928 434 889 463 896 798 726 782 492 006 571 685 927 729 12.5 MO 360 17 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2. 2, 7, 6, 3, 4, Z 5, 1, 3, Boys 63, Mt. 1 1 1 3 5 7 4 3 4 8 27 33 66 107 321 16 .. , Girls .. es 111 a. special a. 1 2 2 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 ea. 12 28 58 32 L. OD 144 MO 15 and Postgraduate Boys 4 1927-28 62 33 24 95 70 82 96 74 161 125 107 179 179 164 109 146 593 255 317 354 298 31¡ 788 343 220 327 095 145 600 427 14 1, 8, Girls grade ' - fr. I 0 17 14 78 63 45 94 45 95 96 89 95 48 118 103 162 117 147 266 138 631 804 250 311 481 251 259 570 697 215 341 13 grades), 6, Boys Twelfth 1 (12 3 21 31 98 69 86 74 93 182 119 15.5 145 117 182 173 121 123 148 225 740 500 620 354 342 353 719 212 389 388 896 339 13 1, grade 9, Girls ' '1 1 plan 0 11 79 93 87 70 44 66 22 92 125 123 182 113 161 153 128 107 565 211 733 255 377 897 278 274 346 405 810 31418 075 11 8, Boys Eleventh I 6 94 35 two-four 41 W 102 198 169 133 135 149 125 139 101 165 152 276 450 340 443 200 308 656 469 830 416 471 37? 402 950 965 10 1, 1, Girls 11, grade 3 58 31 87 37 81 161 129 116 117 130 129 131 109 137 139 1653 288 531 337 577 788 397 239 408 042 366 316 967 362 513 schools, 1, 1, Tenth Boys 10, f I ' 6 high 3,5 42 138 194 190 148 133 11'5- 158 117 211 220 192 538 269 525 219 200 660 595 251 426 801 546 443 250 662 306 838 215 8 1, 1, 1, 1, Girls 15, grade 1 ! 1 5 89 40 33 173 153 185 157 149 152 193 196 117 101 530 524 377 666 747 278 276 489 273 502 762 071 508 233 290 214 934 7 1, 1, 1, 1, Ninth 3, Boys 3 87 30 39 93 junior-senior 109 148 150 186 124 124 105 153 114 195 234 151 698 262 383 200 430 394 953 207 633 477 206 436 437 051 6 D. 1, 1, 1, Girls in 12, grade 4 . 3 27 32 121 184 100 108 13.5 1209 128 199 114 161 101 123 147 177 220 354 473 843 560 228 491 995 660 415 424 427 39 5 1, 1, Eighth Boys 11, enralkd 3 28 89 44 95 131 169 119 128 17?. ifs2 1:11 143 WO 592 093 224 231 218 533 653 508 306 208 515 205 828 4S5 417 938 4 1, 1, 1, Girls grade 12, pupils 3 99 98 48 42 95 144 139 113 157 180 124 200 203 116 6i82 219 221 620 61S 507 288 629 456 412 005 209 214 530 207 004 3 - 1, 1, 1, 1, Bnys 13, Seventh 1 While 1 1 7 5 9 3 7 7 6 2 3 6 4 4 6 .5 10 14 24 12 38 16 43 22 24 39 31 33 26 77 - 528 2 amp ing report- SchooLs 35. I ..4..mh%\k a - States__ - TABLE -- -6.- ...... United .. 1 . State ... la_ - Dakota ylvan Continental Mexico York Hampshire Jersey klabosna_ Pram, Ohio 0 North New Minnesoun___ Maryland Minouri Montana Nchraska New New Michigan Kansas Kentucky Maine Mississippi Nevada New Massachusetts Colorado Fkorida Idaho Indiana Iowa .1.1 Arkansas California Delaware °Arizona So . 161. - SU . 1 i SouthSetralei LOWE Itailssamcl ()tat 1 I V: I - 2.72 bU91 f 39 4081 441 41115 41 2733 4521 1 I' 2.526 3/424 ; _ : 2 3241K.5 1 i 340268 Tennessee 9 290 292 252 298 182 264 125 213 105 153 j . : 191 Utah 4 208 212 273 2 219 229 252 217 229 154 206 136 158 . 1 1 1,1, 168 1, 492 Vermont 15 141 167 128 138 203 2'26 140 191 85 147 100 117 ! 797 1, 277 21.1 i 988 on 91 278 a38 265 270 337 360 215 233 1g2 21z4 i 141 137 1 2 1, 418 1, 457 WisconsinWest Virginia ...... 6 153 19 164 16 135 34 157 41 183 28 213 36 164 24 203 26 141 17 198 123 12 137 21 e 11. /.. 0 1 16 900134 1. 169 Wyoming 10 207 188 155 194 - 181 1 202 153 212 106 147 86 1121 1 1 30 889 1, 085 088 7 e 410 p. 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h110 , 0-1 tig 15" oil >, s-1 Pi 0-re ts Crr L-4 co 0 II co WINNME `xouvaaaa 801-9661 00 1 1 5 4 2 2 0 0 0 19 11 19 17 16 54 48 20 48 28 103 273 230 350 600 812 688 349 18 3, Girls 1 1 9 2 4 2 0 0 0 3 Total 10 12 11 11 29 22 34 65 24 24 100 117 171 298 629 415 206 e 17 2, Boys 1 ... 30 31 16 ...... Girls - ...... - ..... I I10., special o 17 17 - - only. . 16 and Postgraduate Boys . 1 1 1 1 1 2 (I 3 2 8 0 (1 0 0 1927-28 2 54 27 26 rim CIA 23 colored 280 14 . Girls grade for ' I J i 1 1 1 1 7 7 3 0 0 3 0 o 2 9 2 0 o 41 40 29 150 grades), 13 school Boys 1 Twelfth (12 1 1 n 5 2 2 O O 4 si 10 20 i%0 23 76 "2 352 12 - grade - Girls- . includes . plan - I , , 7 . 1 1 1 1 1 6 3 3 8 2 3 2 10 63 37 21 37 201 11 Boys Eleventh .. t 1 1 2 3 4 8 3 0 0 0 0 41 two-four 10 19 10 24 46 30 86 131 108 502 10 - Girls grade 1 1 1 1 5 2 2 2 7 o o 3 11 14 63 41 25 102 308 sciwols, Tenth Boys high 1 1 1 5 5 2 2 4 2 0 0 4 6 10 11 18 34 68 90 117 152 only. 131 671 Girls grade 1 1 1 3 3 3 2 o 3 6 5 0 2 o 8 11 16 78 56 20 colored 29 41 115 404 7 Ninth Boys For `e; 3 1 1 6 2 8 3 3 3 junior-senior 10 19 10 57 46 192 139 120 122 742 6 ' in Girls grade 1 ' 1 1 1 4 8 6 O 3 3 101 32 67 71 .34 157 102 507 i 1* Eighth Bcfys enrolled 1 . e 1 7 0 8 4 5 2 0 o 4 12 18 10 55 71 31 58 192 133 151 763 4 grade :oiris pupils . 1 1 1 1 1 16. 3 3 2 4 . 0 2 10 14 19 68 31 78 95 41 131 513 a . J .." Boys Seventh only, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 5 2 3 4 3 3 2 3 3 6 2 13 18 11 94 3 2 2 3 I I It .1 1 3 2 ing 10- colored repOrt- Schools 1 36.Colored si Air for ....1 - ..... IIP States__ ...... TABLE _ Schools _ 4110 I 4 _ _ ...______. . _ United _ _ 1 . _ _ _ stal. _ ...... ! T , í _ _ __._ w. _ Island Continental Virginia 1 York Jersey Kansas Alabama Missouri_ Montana__ Arizona Illinois Colorado Mich] Massachusetts Kentucky Indiana Nebraska Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Iowa New New Rhode Washington Utah West Tennessee Vermont Virginia ,ad I TIABLIQ 37. Pupils enrolled in junior-nenior high schools ( I 1 gradem), 1927 WHITE PUPILS, , TUILEE-Tli !LEE PLAN 4, Schools fixth.grade Seventh grgde I Eighth grade Ninth wade Tenth grade Elewnth grade Post grad tiate Total State reporting I and special t 1 2 Boys 3 (lift% 4 Boys Girls Boys Girls 8 Boys Girls 10 Boys 11 Girls 12 Boys 13 1, Girls 14 Boys 15 Girls 16 Boys 17 Girls 18 11 1 I 1 1 Continents liUnited States__ 12 638 598 577 529 1 571 646 377 443 415 444 319 370 2, 897 _ MD 1, 030 TexasGeorgia _- Le 11 I 609 29 558 401 6017 505 24 556 15 623 23 362 15 425 18 410 5 429 15 317 2 364 6 ______m m rm. %, 2,814 83 2,904 126 _ WHITE PUPILS, TWO-FOUR PLAN Continental United States__ 9 383 385 4 403 378 403 479 260 3221 251 277 ': 162 216 _ _ _ . _. . _ .4_ 1, 882 _ . 2,057 NorthGeorgia Carolina. _ . _ 221 109 et 145 56 111 58 107 75 107i37 151 92 6159 7879 6546 7958 4025 4858 _ _ .. air a, e VI . _ _ . _ .... . ___ _ 316 408 TexasSouth Carolina - 4 4 188 25 k4 147 37 209 25 181 15 214 15 209 27 129 11 146 19 130 10 127 13 8611 . 100 10 .....__ a OP ______956493 97 910618121 1P 1 COLORED PUP LS, TUO-FOUR PLAN 11 Continental United 8tates_..1 1 12 1 467 740 . 1 549 8611 499 903 410 721 245 494 231 , 457 1 0 2,412 4,176 IAisiana I1 2 69 115 106 190 97 241 82 160 52 133 31) 97 _ 436 938 North Carolina ., .- s 83 66 142 I 54 96 33 581 81 301 27 86 14 35 17 41 I ___._ 1 ...... 211 481 332 483 399 575 369 MIN ..... Texas 475 179 326 184 319 I . I Schools for colored e only. 2 Includes two 6-year undivided high stihools. 3 Includes three 6-year undivided high schooLs and 3I three-three plan high schools. 0 1,765 2,759 11. . p.4! -14 td F b" o Ct 00 `Nouvaaaa I T-9Z6 8Z6 52 453 385 890 20 1 3 Girls] Total 40 19 430 378 848 Boys IS Girls and . .. Mi. 0 0 .1, M special ate 17 m MP Ow 4111 Postgradu- Boys 4116. 7 N 45 58 108 16 GirLá I 6 grade 23 49 78 IS Boy Thirteenth 10 32 75 33 14 Girls pupil. grade 11 76 44 21 1927-28 Twelfth 13 Bor3 12 32 60 colored 104 12 1 Girls grades), grade 10 80 39 11 129 Eleventh Boys (1$ Includes 9 2 99 92 10 200 Girls 7 grade schools Tenth 58 5 101 186 Boys 0 high 52 8 197 145 Girls 0 grade Ninth 55 7 158 211 public Boys 6 6 113 107 Girls 4 grade 78 82 Eighth Boys reorganized 92 85 4 in Girls 2 grade Seventh 106 104 Boys pupils. 1 1 4 2 e 2 ing report- Schools colored 2 MI» 38.Enrollments 411, Includes A I TABLE type 1 and State 11, C. undivided WV Total Four-three Five-year Three-four Maine: Massachusetts: TABU 14, 39. While pupils enrolled in junior-senior high schools, two-three plan (I t grades), 10Z7-28 Pbst graduate ----1 State Schoolsreport- Seventh grade Eighth grade Ninth grade Tenth grade Eleventh grade and special 1 - Total I ing Boy; Girls Boys I (lirls Boys Girls Boys (lirls Boys 1 Girls Boys 1 Girls Boys Girls I 1 3 3 4 3 6 I 7 8 s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 I 766 756 643 655 444 521 401 463 : 320 1 1 223 a 8 2,483 2,723 Georgia_ Continental United States 31 174 3 177 8 129 2 182 4 124 4 132 5 108 8 i' 153 5 ' 62 1 85 n 597 18 729 28 Illinoia 1 11 w. I1, V Indiana_ _ 11 68 8 50 7 28 72 ;! 33 41 6 33 5. 25 4 16 2 19 5 . 148 28 142 24 MarylandMississippi ...... 14 10 12 14 1 1 6 7 8 4 3 6 to Wm.9 43 41 rel New York 211 106 2 112 2 117 8 112 .. 69 5 63 2 78 4 91 2 37 3 59 5 407 22 437 12 111 OhioNorthSouth Carolina_ Carolina A 3 1 157147 23 125154 24 133109 12 105115 9 '; 714013 104 5615 3942 7 6344 3 3032 0 5330 4 430370 55 450399 55 41 TexasVirginia 1 74 87 104 . 68 90 69 69 37 48 8 385 400 CAa 1 6 cO SURVEY OF EDUCATION, 8Z6I-9Z6I o - 66 13 42 105 498 306 406 208 711 104 8i2 923 636 855 847 818 381 235 658 912 654 722 856 712 898 755 896 240 785 800 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 4. Z 2,611 18 6, 2, 16, 13, TB, 17, Girls 112, I 65 Total 32 90 ao 193 751 180 720 5.33 721 234 349 620 569 661 2.59 651 772 297 964 127 360 761 336 690 293 403 684 876 027 17 . a Ipi62 1, 1. 1, 2. 2, 4. 2, 7, 2, 17, 12, 17, 16, ,Boys 108, m. 5 6 2 0 3 2 go 11 10 15 99 137 415 16 le ... Girls o. special 5 4 2 o 2 4 o 83 374 - 1$ and - Postgraduate Boys - - s. I 8 9 36 10 85, 15 32 95 95 44 64 86 118 134 24)4 276 116 829 49K 937 202 642 116 322 243 243 331 447 648 . 14 1, 1, 1, 2. Girls 12, grade 5 7 4 5 1927-28 19 16 27 56 21 81 77 96 95 37 59 62 1S9 139 146 182 856 379 704 300 241 234 858 217 44) 212 7M 13 1, 1. 1, 1. Boys 10, Twelfth I I 8 7 3 13 15 41 72 11 47 91 128 103 369 203 552 399 121 113 264 223 106 874 339 324 100 409 ItO 790 968 313 grades), '119 12 1, 2. 2, 2. grade Girls 14. (12 8 6 9 8 18 51 37 29 94 20 87 90 78 199 175 164 110 331 522 248 223 594 285 263 120 115 225 239 773 273 681 11 2, 1, 2. 2, Boys . 13s Eleventh 9 7 6 schools 12 47 10 53 67 V2 148 141 433 7S.5 790 115 237 094 foi-4 128 406 420 249 293 135 145 132 894 414 222 320 16 2. 3, 387 2. 1, 2. Girls 19, grade high f 5 9 3 12 10 41 59 25 84 174 129 1:17 113 392 688 952 251 101 70.1 253 336 13.5 132 124 317 304 250 341 949 3, 2. 1227 1, 2, Tenth Boys 17, fi-year 9 8 14 57 71 KS 11 ?A 1(32 177 974 906 1(31 291 furvs 334) 170 396 3441 818 919 178 123 27.5 460 156 523 441 378 277 172 8 3. 3. 2. 1, 3, 23, grade _Chris 55 18 46 10 48 64 20 11 25 7C8 i 13.5 174 c.-N3 814 846 157 348 3:19 333 197 144 528 868 122 428 171 338 705 452 230 3:)7 7 undivided 3, 3. 2, 1. 3, Ninth Boys Z3, in 7 4 3 16 47 30 40 94 146 464 906 180 264 010 083 151 307 484 376 5491 141 166 9"J3 350 12.3 567 388 397 3. 3, z 2. .1, Girls 20.361 grade I / ! I 5 enrolled 10 17 29 15 10 49 05 80 38 125 ow 990 852 126 121 150 134 138 355 159 426 452 310 456 430 5.35 806 348 020 510 3 a. 2, 1, 2, 2, Eighth Boys 20, , I I 5 pifpils 16 11 33 47 28 65 73 32 179 991 491 147 513 244 349 19K 183 132 361 139 174 100 345 375 343 569 542 443 r.,1) 811 4 ir 3, 3. 1, 2, 3, Girls grade 21. I r - 9 4 r>1 13 48 30 79 40 480 1$ 571 992 167 S22 154 382 391 168 401 189 186 532 130 3.53 348 590 569 365 384 White 3. 3. 2, 1, 3,218 Boys 22. Seventh .111, - ; I 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 4 1 7 3 5 9 5 19 71 21 16 18 14 17 14 95 17 269 12 27 21 119 206 &16 ing report- SchoolS -MN - TABL - - ...... r- dn. - States__ - ./0"- - ...... , ...... _ _ United 40. 1 ' _ State ...... no _.. alp _ _ York Continental Hampshire Jeraely is innesota New New Ohio Oklahoma Montana Nevada Missouri Nebraska_ .resuiskykvazda- Massacbuset M pew Kentucky Maine Michigan Mississippi Kansas Connecticut Delaware. Plorftla Georgia_ Idaho Mlno Arizona_ Arkansas Indiana_ Iowa California Alabama ,Colorado . . F r, I. ion .r- - I, q _ _ _ .M. . 1 81 62 1 . 33 44 2,1 27 5.314 19 14 41413 12 1 12 ra 177 w . 4' -. SouthAbode Dakota Island c _ _ _ _ .. I1 41 43 401 45 I 315 31 350 441 2E12 74 2/46 74 166 203 90 1341 30 162 4a033 152 48 i. . 1, 27230$ 1, 560 385 TennesseeUtah ______. : ------1 8 6 340 12 14 . 271 13 14 11 7 297 11 09,7 5 .11 3 197 10 lh s; 1 3 1,* 584 71 159 Vermon t .... _ . ... . 1 19 346 303 307 292 329 240 % 1,707 . _ 1 1 41 ...4; 41 67 :IR -0 40 34) . Zig) 345 ; 1 80 79 I 1 L. t; 17 . 1 1 1 - 131 . . r. 140 VirginiaWashington ... : ...... _ _ _ . i 43 S92 34 89.1 27 702. 2:, 7,58 24 712 30 I 841 1 27 r'i 27.flI2%1 Pi 710 26-1413 it; 21;65: Oi 'M 221 1 2.rA8CV) I 11 23. 3, 645 4, 241, 5 WyomingWestWisconsin Virginia _ _ ...... _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . _ ... -1 12 8 201169 144193 290137 2:43121 316141 I 31%152 115 1 15 110 124J to 98 1 2 1 39 3 1, 610 758 792704 41; alb ( ft) q Lw - .6,111. , - o o e` 'S 1/. tit o 8 41. 6 a ai4 ABLE 41.Pupi1 s enrolled in undivided 6-year high schools, 1927-28 4116 1111111m WHITE PUPILS (11 GRADES) - . - Schools Sixth grade Seventh grade' Eighth grade Ninth grade Tenth grade Eleventh grad( Twelfth grade Postgraduateand special Total . State . report- Ian Boys Girls Boys SI Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys irls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls 1 2 4 . 6 7 8 '',11 13 14 IS 17 18 11 211 . t - . i591 578 I ' le 419 le449 260 358 ls _41._ 2, 718 3, 056 F Continental United States__ 30 670 1) 628 624 472 31 365 28 360 19 25 19 21 _ _ ...... _ _ . 141 170 ep Georgia_Louisiana 421 . 6128 * 315332 274624 iI 622529 - 3212 2835 20 4819 23 8 2513 21 5 33 7 _ _ _ _ ...... 209100 . 249117 4d North Carolina_ 1 39 4 - 10 ; ; 8 I 12 9 22 6 , 9 7 5 4 0 6 31 45 bd. . . - : 1 407 263 273 279 325 189 259 . , Z 108 VirginiaTexasSouth Carolina 17 5 477 61 414 88 i 418 68 430 66 329 59 80 42 44 26 57 26 _ 32 _ _ 1 _____ ; 1955 282 367 0 . COLORED PUPILS (12 GRADES) - ;i 3 705 i 3, 551 Continental United States__ I 165 1 J. 1,017 1,613 7 1,36 739 1,116 479 825 298MI 524 217 418 3j _ - 5, ... - . L . _ _ __I 2 0 17 7 4 3 1 1 54 2 28 0 Arizona_ 11 3 1 2 3 0 0 12 14 12 3 1 .Connecticut.ColoradoCalifornia la ...... ___...... 1 431 95 21 I 185 02 89 21 163 21 64 1 117 0 38 1 72 0 22 0 73 1 18 0 37 1 . 326 45 647 44 o I 431 141 188 124 40 80 On. 11. 833 c0 Illinois la... ; t 1 776 11 546 10 219 10 13 13 7 ' 278 1415 9411 7 96 63 4 63 06 P. 32 Ir.. 4528 1 1,647 5526 tcf Indiana_Iowa_Kn ha 23 . 15 0 I 11 1 15. 9 12 1 25 0 . 12 0 17 1 1 14 3 12 0 3 58 91 2 00Is)Co 2 . - 8 1 12 1 27 4 5 13 1 4 1 15 42 100 3 ?- 97 3010 4 6 3 1 95 0 4 14 24 Kentucky * . Ma ichusetts 6 26 19 1 25 31 12 - 18 2 7 5 8 89 118 gan 1 1 16 1 26 1 1 ' 28 0 3 3 0 4 7 M I urieeota * ...... -. 0 , 4 4 300 413 175 0 233 3 158 203 95 174 68 92 38 48 832 1, 163 ______. . _ . 1 0 1 !OF. Sidon Lassa _ s 1 o(01 1 I %1 _ t Now24/eNew braaka_ York .Tersay 35 ei ------31 O 214 a 32 23 27 0I 1%; 3 27 34 20 02 35 II 17 0 11w 20 1 15 1 10 0 142 1 6 4 156 1013 0 OklahomaOhio . _ I 2 61 101 72 Fi3 ill77 1 103144 66 85147 3925 59 2033 852,3 2 ----- 0 313364 1 469569 Pennsylvania 4 ! 2 27 I ; - 41e. 82 112 1 67 99 0 40 42 1 0 IN, . WisconsinWestVermont Virginia 51 I n 111 63 1 103 0 7111 100 12 58 8 95 8 45 2I 59 3 28 2 70 41 344 24 538 27 Wyoming i 21.1 2 0 2 3 I o ..... 5 5 .0 1 Schools for colored pray, 18. * I For colored only. I Includes 3 schools for colored ' only. . 46 O t .. s, ,. III I. 1 N. 1 OW 1 . . 4 ,1 0 Climb 03.4 41 -9Z6 0 111 g cl E t.itbb ,1 a al 'WINN I I 8Z6 . 22 24 70 46 117 13 135 144 112 313 244 943* 5-47 657 179 144 175 232 514 438 903 842 179 584 315 36110 551 274 247 990 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1,640 1, 16 20. Girls' e 0 18 Total 76 95 21 47 33 162 173 128 577 269 562 173 978 212 455 022 136 459 255 216 852 114 147 553 200 527 258 815 533 13 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, Boys 16, . 2 6 2 1 3 3 "I. 15 52 86 op am 14 .111. ear Oirls . , _ speaal 1 2 5 0 0 3 12 MP 35 MD 13 and .. Posigrilduate Boys ...... - . . r 1 5 5 11 17 13 53 20 21 21 46 65 35 25 94 33 38 157 130 129 162 159 170 244 403 de 112 105 240 249 794 12 2, Girls 0 9 7 2 4 3 9 19 11 13 17 60 17 55 65 31 23 87 Z1 V 33 168 156 127 160 147 176 103 379 132 205 11 1927B8 2, Boys Twelfth , ; e I ' 1 I i .1 8 3 0 13 17 76 48 27 30 ey; 51 92 56 20 38 45 'fro' 102 189 147 168 194 262 115 564 155 201 177 221 245 11 402 le 3, grade Girls ' I grades) 5 4 3 0 2 2 10 '26 27 21 29 83 27 83 41 4 98 48 28 24 34 163 144 139 223 230 244 372 140 221 208 9 (12 2,719 Boys Eleventh . 5 5 18 38 06 21 ro 6241 7.3 43 91 S3 47 41 54 31 185 737 12:") '212 354 215 329 243 197 326 309 209 8 schools 40342 Girls grade 2 0 9 0 6 9 1S 11 18 30 34 77 38 96 54 3S 99 29 31 23 104 189 196 high 296 630 34 142 217 206 Zm7 272 501 . 7 3, Tenth Boys 1 1 1 I i 1 i 9 8 14 11 49 75 36 24 42 78 66 50 49 39 76 187 121 124 439 117 454 PUPILS 297 220 39 874 341 396 355 324 249 5-year 519 5, Girls grade I 1 0 a 4 4 14 50 58 32 20 58 34 67 63 42 26 61 24 104 116 265 458 830 154 280 362 381 230 185 275 392 577 WHITE 41 Ninth Boys j ! 1 1 1 1 1 undivided 5 4 12 16 41 17 2..5 21 92 29 85 28 57 68 23 no 196 105 142 239 133 443 362 362 in 260 222 409 311 252 408 383 4 4, Girls grade I i 0 9 9 5 6 8 53 11 4 40 24 76 94 16 53 66 57 22 108 105 186 115 366 366 210 229 358 296 415 242 569 eSolled 3, Eighth Boys 1 1 1 3 1 3 1 1 2 2 2 3 9 1 1 3 2 8 2 2 4 2 3 3 3 13 16" 13 11 118 2 ing report- Schools -1 42.Pupils ------TABLE * a, - Sta 1 State _ .... United . _ . _ ft ' 7161 .1. Carolina Dakota Carolina_ Continental York Mexico ilmesota_ Wisconsin_ Washington_ Utah Vermont Oklahoma__ South Ohio Montana_ New North Pennsylvania_ Massachusetts North Missouri_ Nebraska_ New Michigan Mississippi M Indiana Maine Colorado Connecticut Georgia Illinois Iowa_ Idaho Arkansas Alabama Arizona_ , 4% '1 '1, .1. #, COLORED PUPILS 1 ) 4'22 United States 1 20 64 1 94 92 1 171 4) 4 1 59 1 :42 - '32 43 264 24) Continental .111 21 01 1 0 1 Arizona_Connecticut 1 12 0 1 0 A 4 1 5 ti 1 04 I 27 5.2 3'3 3212 2 29 0 IdahoIllinoisIowa _ 2 2 91 21 o1 o 1 1 411 0 1 1 0 3 22 NebraskaMichigan_ _ 3 21 27 11 67 02 48 0 1 107 1 o5 3113 1 17 22 2412 30 17 5 2014 109 76 4 249 95 7 York 414 New 7 49 16 os NorthOhioPennsylvania_ Carolina 34 10 9 7 28 4 5 4 5 1 6 1 3 4. 19 28 i- t One school for colored only. I For colored only. " 0 111 a, I. 10 hod. 'AT1 l - sag tV 0 5 F 01 rp - o 8Z61-9Z61 19 53 22 21 55 24 35 41 96 134 17683 159 124 222 152 218 532 1,170 ls 3, Girls Total 13 16 24 45 20 20 46 24 85 95 s 171 114 121 182 113 746 422 207 16 1,028 2, Boys - 1 M 1 - - 14 - .... Girls ...... special _ 0 0 ----- 13 and Postgraduate Boys ..... 1 _ - 4 1 5 5 6 9 4 2 5 9 6 tl 10 17 12 54 40 21 193 410 12 grade Girls t ic 1 6 9 3 4 7 3 9 3 9 2 9 10 13 13 32 28 147 308 11 1927E8 Boys Eleventh 2 5 4 2 9 9 21 17 30 15 21 48 22 67 50 34 179 des), 535 le 1/4 Girls grade gr 1 5 4 2 2 9 14 13 23 55 12 22 24 23 22 27 153 411 (11 P Tenth Boys I fr 4 5 5 4 3 14 15 28 14 11 30 36 37 99 40 31 30 252 658 8 schools Girls i 41 grade 3 3 4 9 4 20 26 13 55 21 45 37 34 21 35 high 210 550 7 Boys Ninth 5 4 6 4 7 4 12 11 35 17 39 53 36 51 37 130 5-year 264 723 PUPILS 6 Girls grade ' 411. 5 4 5 4 4 8 4 17 14 25 13 58 33 43 57 24 101 261 680 5 WHITE Eighth Boys undivided a 5 7 7 5 10 41 31 10 12 10 23 57 41 24 ree4 60 26 in 182 Z31 832 4 Girls grade 1 5 6 8 4 4 3 4 14 16 39 34 23 71 40 50 37 179 257 7,47 3 enrolled Boys Seventh I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 2 5 2 2 5 3 4 14 51 2 ing Pupil8 report- Schools I 43. TABLE' 4- .... States 1 fttikhzt; - State United . ------. Carolina Carolina Virginia Continental Jersey kansas LiSissioSg r , Pennsylvania Utah west Ohio Virginia South Massachusetts Mississippi Nebraska New North Georgia_ Indiana Louisiana Texas A Alabama .040 .1 1 i - 1i COLORED PUPILS _ - 1 I 1 . _ _ _ _ _1_ 1 Continental United States . . I 8 " 181 309 176 325 221 420 161 275 106 300 4 I _ _ ..... 845 1,629 Georgia_ 33 1 ' 16 193 29 18 147 27 132 9 257 16 103 9 158 13 53 31 162 ! - 486 55 917 92 Louisiana , I 21 119 14 7110 17 , 12 5 2 6 8 - 8 . 39 1 68 O Mississippi.. 1 I I 1 32 0 1 :- ' 1 1 o o 1 e TexasOhioNew Jersey - 4S I3 I11 24 6i 3520 , _ 62 7 125 9 5711 127 14 42 5 89 9 48 1 118 5 ' 233 30 494 57 West Virginia I Schools for colored onfy, 6. 1 For Colored only. 4 -, 1.6 )

o 411, 's .1# 14 jr 11 rIVINNal 'Nouvonaa 8Z6I-9Z61 6 58 83 99 13 81 180 106 382 516 2114 23 2, Girls 24 15 48 63 40 56 78 Total 160 554 294 160 12 f, Boys. t- 7 4 2 3 - 17 " - - 21 - Girls - ana i 1 _ 2' 0 0 e/ Os / 12 10 special ate O. _ 20 /7 s Post.gra Boys _ - 1 1 6 19' 10 121 271! 31 42: 32 64 v 536 110' 19 Girls 1 7 6 8 8 9 19 20 23 04 grade 316 Twelfth 18 30 Boys 1 1 4 71 14 IS 27 62 39 24 34 / 70. 706 150 Colored 17 Gills 1 5 8! 3' 10 14 16 17 6-1 771 21 29 35 grade , 493 16 1927-28 Eleventh & Boys .- . i 4 8 13 72 40 43 46 44 32 38 123 1491 249 16 1, Girls gade! 4 3 19 23 15 66 24 grades), 30 241 301 951 ':33 133 14 Boys Tenth 1%. . (12 3 5 5 3 3 10 14 18 1 151 12, 121 148 . 3 ai 1 13 porting ( es SChobb i schrls 107 1701 izni 786 782 577 388 214 456; 649 2t3T 558 560 596 511 7711 2911 38I 802' 949 9t,s1 9?.2 617 32:, 611, owl 12 1, 1, 3, 5 5, 3, 3, 2, 7, 6, 2, 4, 3, 2, Girls 11, 20, .._ ,/ 140, . high 97 v41 Total 146 170 167 1'17' 163 559 422 548 202 584 259 660 03V 615 483 558 496 344 308 008 871 Oft, oar 3.ro; 11 1, 1, 2,4'243 3, 3, 4, 4, 7, 4, 2, 6, 3, 2, 3, ,-' Boys 11, 20, 130, ' 1 i 2 2 6 0 2 senior 11 19' 10. 1( 15 23 34 33 63 107 203 318 111 Mr 1, 1, Girls - and -1 1 8i 9 3 4 8 1 11 14' 18 221 34 367 63C 103 special ate 3-year __._ 1, PceitgracluP Boys 4 in 66 92 63 87'_ 97 69 1 444 448 172 502 001 211 989 538 912 753 244 059 6871 421 282 922' 389! 0811 8 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 5, 3073, Girls 37, ' o 18 51 42 571 81! Ek.S grade 130 167 743 149' 588 738 233 7M. 466 41 864 578 239; 608, 543: 896 002 091 8861 Twelfth 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2. enrolled 6 4, Boys ii 1 White 4S 89 54 81 87 782 137 109' 193 756 596. 727 268 56232, 519 030 260 802 986 fCf.) 501 292 339 550 419 839 6 - 1, 1. 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 6, 3, GirLe 43, Pupils ft (J5 30 54 99 414 48 grade 145 711 737 172 213 973 770 927 264 687 997 489 432 882 383 32S1,1, 551 047 3117 Eleventh 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 6,389 3, Boys 39, 44. 14 50 94 99 11!) 158 176 n 847 962 250 332 420 527 626 388 342 327 331 507 048 604 4 -119 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 3, Z 21033 1, 2, 4AS0 8, Girls grade 58, 12 79 71 48 71 128 173 144 235 784 020 309 075 831 652 572 627 062 503 292 954 280 621 312 368 3 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, TABLE 1,359 1, 1, Z 4, 2, 3, 8, Boys Tenth 56, 1 1,! 1 71 2' 21 7 6 6 5 3: 1 5 3 4 6 6 3 14 121 121 12 16; 17 28; 28 ' 328 , 2 rev- Schools . . - ... N.. - _ - - . United ...... INN MP t ...... =1,-=111. mir ...... al. Im 6* do. t 41...... ______MEP _ State . . _ _ . 4______States ....b._ _ Continental _ Hampshire Jersey innesota 4110 1? Michigan_ Mississippi Nevada Maryland Massachusetts M Florida_ Maine Missouri New California Colorado Connecticut Georgia Idaho Kansas Kentucky Illinois Alabama_ Indiana Iowa Nebraska Arkansas Arizona New _ . 0 L aaA" o'CID - - _ . . _ 1 e2=',f 111%7 371 7 84 87 44 1 ------I - _ - 0. f-;), ; _ - _ _ _ _ vie - 1 1 0 4 ------I - mob 6ll 1, 892 1, 402 402 938 988 722 679 f10 42 3, 312 Ogg 201 321 4 2 71 t NorthOhio.rlorth.blew Cnrolinis 'York _ Dakota- ..... _ ---.---. _ _ _ . 21 2 3, 862201 9 3, 7362073121 7 141i 5R 1 222 147 90 - 633179128 77; 94 8, 764 4.89444 9,3, 463 6374Kri 11 117 1S2i - 83 921191 41 3 - 5.5 . 241 - .. CA3,4 , .1 14 Z198 811 Z 7Crii Z tao. 2,122 a 1, co.; 65' 991 5. 279 5, 669 1 AO 330 M1, 4WD . o o4 Oklahoma_Pennsylvania RhodeOregon Island _ _ . _ - 29 382 4, 199 244323797 4,2.3481 334'309!872i364; 3, 3165:1,622i 3, 4181,817 1,3946!31192 237257651 Z 792 3, 021 45fi171164 225629195 3020:io: 11 5 10, 336 1. 886 607743 10. 753 2. 171 827796 20 2I 57 01 76, 47 52F 33 o 38 01 168 2 w Tennessee.South Dakota_ _ dflio .. - ..... -- 541 1, 11 834 1, 064 6152, 8,ry5808 I 43174P 760571 24 11 8 1, 904 2, 4:4 -31 3 44 1 84 52 7 89i I 35 -5 74 131 13 247 -41- Virginia.,-UtahWashington-- . _ _ 3 1, 104 3(0 11, 215 0/3 472 5968%128 674153" .53.1 49 6Z2167 12( 31 20 2,Z 245758 587 - 2,2, 706 531 792 3 4 62 1 2111 2 4 88 - - - 5,11 1 WisconsinWest Virginia_ .... 3 1210 1. 541 947 1.1, 725 158 1, 132 858 1, 4301 7471 9:Z 1, 264 625 '27' 13. 5063 3,6552, 122 4,2, 46915931 2 3 1 1 0 1 Qutlying part of Sttaes the United 1 111 or SO' 7f, exl 1 Hawaii I Schools for colored only, 3. 953 For,colored only. I Includes19 1 school fur colored 297 239 only. Includes two 2-year seiiior 1 high schools. Alb a 41 esdi. \s, .4. 1 41. qv 8Z6I-9Z6I *

do - oo AaAuas `Nouvoaaa 198 764 405 481 339 474 172 368 4g1 927 207 613 092 255 374 296 721 708 143 239 650 290 300 029 621 1,.454 2, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 2, 3. Z 3, 3, 1, 14 37, Girls I tal fr( 152 110 152 561 706 203 472 125 181 797 327 407 113 401 080 964 522 743 11X 227 659 183 927 276 -606 1, 1, 1, 13 2, 2, 1, 1, 2, 3, 2, 2, 3, Boys 34. _ o 0 4 12 11 15 16 13 21 29 16 40 14 15 I 222 12 Ow ..... Girls I 6 special ONO 2 0 8 4 3 9 4 12 11 44 24 139 ..... "11 and Postgraduate Boys t :i 93 69 31 19 2.5 57 96 125 173 397 402 245 331 198 308 '38 581 389 144 530 478 174 621 687 848 le 6, Girls grade ca. 73 11') 47 34 19 32 35 , 123 45 175 359 134 265 243J 302 319 100 218 421° 101 118 562 512 414 707 9 A492 5, Boys Twelfth 1927-28 I 75 92 90 29 45 72 29 42 17S 42 461 248 366 364 214 883 273 374 1(4 546 724 760 137 539 1k6 212 8 I, grade Girls 09 71 8, 45 41 140 75 39 36 enth 461 386 172 309 242 273 320 760 144 210 587 441 630 477 121 218 013 7 7, Bois (1.ellades), El6 I WI 63 67 70 40 61 I 142 598 143 121 4 637 323 391 227 12 581 488 gas 14n 736 805 MO 312 769 *311 - 9, Girls gra4g; schools 33 61 71 38 44 183 12X 115 627 106 5s3 305 322 387 221 537 172 286 168 514 945 707 686 834 186 219 5 9, Tenth high 130ys ; I ' ' .1 fir 8.4 91 40 91 155 737 103 213 A28 502 411 874 trA S41 300 215 677 374 17' 231 097 341 939 003 223 626 PUPILS 06 1, 1, 1. senior Girls 12, ' grade J 69 93 66 85 33 137 254 795 160 i(Ki 747 522 262 41'4 343 786 270 387 694 083 937 231 936 212 138 r2 1, 1, Ninth WHITE Boys 12, 4-year q I. 1 1 5 4 1 7 7 7 7 4 2 3 3 1 2 8 1 1 2 1-2 ..) 2 in 14 13 11 10 130 2 ing ht- 1 report- Schools I. enrolled. 7I e a Pupils 45. - * 1 V. W" A 9 .-- TABLE ' . State - a. - States .0 4 I -w- ar ai1 , - United _ . 3 ..... 40 '14e a, _ ---- _ " pL ,33 amps a e, : Continental Jersey. !F ^' r, aSSI#61116tt3 $. r Pennsylvania_ Oregon_ Ohio New Montana. New M N 11IJ Kentucky Maine Colorado Cannestieut Indiana. Iowa_ _ California_ Idaho Arkansas Sfinneeota. Arizeigs_ Alabama ' . °Banns ' S. , - , . . . "'' i* *1 - - I ) 4 ' 4 II ot. gr. 1 toy V , o 4R s 44.11 only. colored For I 4 _ 3. only, colored for Schools I 1 1 1 MP 46. 04 22 . sis 02 1 _ 02 1 1 1 . . - Ing- Ìi cb %. 29 - 3 4 M 10 6 10 15 . 168'Wyo. riegn 8:80 3811 ...... o 9 9 120 981 31 13 31 V WOW Wards yews Was 16 0 3 0 31 I. 0 01 ' 1 2 ...... _ 1 2 - Nebraska_ tZ1 64121541 5855347 1 39611 3734 923 7t P 91069 1533135 1812077 3654234 28027167 71I I l Mkhte. . fit Montana- tinEr V7:,1L`:111;:41 1 ¡ Or 44. ' 1 11 721 o O1 1 7 6 : 9 3 4 41 . O. tll 3255133 14, 3534 0 5604 381 861 86 1 12604 258 302134 19852 577 , ! ...... 11, Maasselnametts, Kansas- Mains Iowa 50 37 _ _ _ 4 4 16 11 14 - _ indiana s. g, Prj 5 303 9 4 0 24 0 . I 851 811 2217 81 _ Idaho 223 224 ..... Ili I 02 6 4 O. 10 . 71 61 I 3A7 ...... s_ ' Arizona-____California_ Colorado i 1 A 1,058 717 2 1 117 IP 74 177 154 1 I. 261 169 471 318 'Ow 61 .-wwwoir State United Cputinental .... 1 - COLORED PUItLS 1 6 a ,w 1 .. 368 387 10 3 63 63 84 59 91 106 1 118 136 1 O \ r I alb .110 - 40 D. 368 1, 203 1, .1 6 0 2226iP 199 349 251 t 332 337 459 416 2 miry/ *yowl= 3 , 6° fr.- 01 309 28.5 \ ' 1 3867 48140 71158 1 12074 74 I 129118 135115 i 2 - 7 7 West .441 622319427 ' 4166042R0 ' 1- ' rwp103 ' DO24 1451 Ft in4_1 001)41 1 PA)0235 I 103,!. i li 222t I 2i . 2 V. 4".` .... ---- . . v r wIv tY: rivususiala AaAuas Io `Kouivoacta I. 00 At! 899 283 430 726 323 190 317 1(18 2, 13 11, 16, GirLs Total 478 628 139 411 323 259 665 903 2, 10, 14, Boys 6 83 89 19 .. Girls "' special 60 9 and Boys Postgraduate - 1 1 1! I t%3 41.) 106 017 304 336 8 3, 4, grade Girls 67 36 172 534 104 661 652 7 2. 3, Boys Eleventh 72 157 100 404 295 117 873 0A2 6 3, 5, Girls grade, 1927-28 j 9:4 73 190 226 132 840 60.5 3, 4, Tenth Boys 1.F schools, ' gl 130 MU 167 117 661 4 4,715 1,151 6, Girls , grade 57 230 144 175 697 164 119 5.$441 3 4. 1. 6, Ninth Boys GRADES) I senior'high 4. i) 1 1 1 1 3 21 (11 30 2 ing report- Schools 3-year in PUPILS ...... WHITE ope e. Pupilikenrolled = OM 46. V TABLE '1 - ..State % 4% States_ MD MID to- MD 11. . . a United 1 ... 411, r Va. .10 . tr...... , . _ .. _, y _ _... - ,;1..1 . .0 .01/. Carolina_ ' ....L.'1_ 11740, yestinontit1 - 14_ 41. is-:., L'AS : Tsui_ South . Loufsions 41.1abernik_ . . .11 .- . ay ..4 . . - ' . ' . .; ..- . 1 t. i '-' , t t . . . . 1. . ' ,- :ti ,. 'a II ,. m .. L rA e.' i Iiit ..,. h "It t( K.PL1..' l'4 4.. FrIr-- PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS 83

%, TABLE47. Enrollmeni of white and colored pupils in reorganizedpublic high schools, according to population of district, in schools havingatermof 160 days or ess1927-2S

In cities of 2400or moreIn les of fewer than Total 21500 State

Schools iBoys 1 GirlsSchoolsBoys GirlsSchoolsBoys Girls

1 3 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 le

Continental 1 nited State- . S 663 1, 138 335 17, 124 1%, 211 34317, 787 19, 349

Alabama- . 23 06 11 173 '241 j 12 196 307 Arkansas 10 377 412 10 377 412 Florida...... r) 263 508 30 411.) 992 3;) 1, 058 1, 500 Georgi:i...... 5 120 121 5 120 121 ¿ndian:t. 193 11, 727 11, 9016 193 11, 777 11, 908

EAtritiick y.. .. li 246 261 2 25 39 3 271 300 36 1, 145 1, 438 3e) 1, 145 1, 438 North (*arolina... 1' 131 3o3 8 .528 712 9 659 1,015 Ohio...... 31 1, 794 1, 863 31 1, 794 1, 865 Pennsylvania.._ 1 11 13 1 11 13

Texas 4 13.S 151 4 138 Q51 Utah. 4 291 319 4 214 319

TABLE 4 g.-Enrollment of white and colored pupils inreorganized public high n.hools,according'to population of district,in schools havinga termof 161 to 18(1days, 19.)74-4)8

- A- ...111. Nno raa

In cities of 2,500or moreIn places of fewer than \i 2,500 .Total State SchoolsBoys irlsSchoolsBoys GirlsSchools!Boys girls =1MMI.....= IllaIMMINI.1.1111.ana

1 I 2 3 4 5 84 7 8 9 le

Continent Vnited :zt ales ...... 1, 093301, 625332, 868I 1, 489 103, 2.?) 115, 579 2,58214051150448, 447 4/N. _ Alabama _ . . -38 5, 759 7, 088 145 9, 234 ! 10, 304 181 14, 991 17, 302 Arizon3 t 9 1,78l 1, R22 7 418 437 16 2, 19P 2,2Z9 Arknnsio...... - 27 7, 328 S, 484 2, 554 2, 857 rks 9882 11,j41. California 42 17, 512 17, 654 14 1, 670 1, 653 (156r19, 1 82 1V307 Colorado_...... 16 4, 317 4, 703 43 3, OW 3, 326 IvI, 4 16 8, 089

Connecticut 2 407 404 1 122 3 511 526 Delaware , j C.1 ICÓ - 104 1 90 104 Florida 35 12, 365 14, 094 85 3, 045 3, 413 7015, 410 17, 507 Georgia 15 3, 308 4, 202 11 504 627 26 11, 812 4, 829 Idaho a 9 2, 229 2, 357 6 704, 747 15 2, 933 .3, . 104,

Mao's._ 4a, tbaa a Sa. .a ler 5, 148 5, 520 6 390 385 26 St 538 5, 905 Indiana et° 13, 166 13, 802 4, 010 4,272 9917, 176 18, 074 Iowa. 52 14, 541 16, 139 1t395, 6, 550 7, 583I 15721, 091 23, 722 Kansas 91A3, 351 25, 140 ,47 .3, 591 3, 866T 13826, 942 2.91 OA -Kentucky.- a, a...... I 14 2,263 12,e30 i3 2, 481 2, 900 67 4, 744 5, 530

LOUCIGant...... I 1, 638 2, 594 5 250 290 11 1, 788 2, 884 Maine . 16 2, 684 2, 864 19 682 re 85 3, 366 3, 640 Makachusetts ...... 7, 115 7, 413 11 642 609 33 7, 757 8, 072 141dligli4r 4.6 J.: 47 8 1, 917 2, 046 68 3, 721 4029 76 5, 638 kinnettoa. " 6, 076 . yr.'''.11 28 6, 292.7, 862 30 mat 3, a* , as 8, 886 11, 200 II NWIS61p -4.. 22 4, 186 5, 378 $=2 2, 4195 62 6, 188188 7, 67$ kR_ [rt...... a 43- 9, 482.10, 589 4, 102 4, 927 90 Ionians # 2; 132 624624 16, 516 dht2 462 439 10 613 128 12 r, 073ars 1, 167 Nebraska. 37 8, 919 10, 019 39 2r 561 3, 128 76u, I& 14L a Iv,t rids . . v54.6 1.0 4 900 T92 . 6 XII NO 9 14. . . I, I* On .- , . A t I. I. '44filk.., aa 41, -44*- . .. I. V , - ; ; a . . V4: :a ' '- " --or1 .; I..- . __ _ - 'W:`` _ ... -or*"_,-. .-...... _ .. .I.- *) .. . . 4.: -.. -. a - ,-). r- -' ,-.'4-4 4=t62- - .....u.,,,r ...... 4116.7.a.:=1.a.sag...... -It--,.- 4, .. 84 BIENNIAL SURVEYOFEDUCATION,1926 1928

TABLE 48.Enrollment ofwhite andcolored pupasin reorganizedpublic high schools, according topopulation ofdistrict, in schoolsharingaterm of 101 to 180 days,1927-28. Continued =.

In places of fewerthan Total In cities of 2,500 or more 2,500 State _ SchoolsBoys Girls SchoolsBoys GirlsSchoolsBoys t Girls

7 8 11 1 2 3 4

26 1, 116 1. 167 44 ' 3, RIS I 3, 913 New Hampshire 18 2, 822 2, 788 5rhs 3 F . S4 1 105 99 2 4N1 415 New Jersey 1 5 1, 367 1. 3s0 7 7:17 1 *I 1 12 2. 104 2, 221 New Mexico.. _ New York 6 1, 688 1, 84 1 14 84',6' ¶t4o 20 2, 554 I 2, 823 4. 1 1S 4 186 ; 216 16 3, 753 4, 3s4 _ 12 3, 567 North Carolina. . . 439 506 1(. 1. 028 II3, 18 .1, 467 I 1,831 North F)akota _ 2 12, t 13. 193 138 9. 471 9.736 ps.e). 22. 044 22, 929 Ohio_ _ _ _ _ 49 .73 .1%9 25, 794 28,830 Oklahoma... 20,7N4 23, Of 41 SI S. 006 5, 7(4 HO I 5,413 2.% 4, sra 5, 160 3 192 1 2;t3 2'( 5, 0:6 Oreggin_ . _ _._ 27, s14 381 SS 7, 398i 7, s3N 165j35, 242 37,219 Pennsylvania.. . sO 11 2, 014 3,064 1, 871 Z S/19 :f. 143 19.' South Carolina_ 6.5,1 17 2, 1.57 z 751 _ o 1. 687 2, 096 e h 470 I South Dakota. 55 10, 7s7 13,184 Tennessee 197 11. re) 7 19 i 1, 590 1. 90s , 79 30, 67 1 32. 967 :14 3 124; 3, 304 11:1 33, 797 36, ri Texas_ _ el, 005 6,210 3, h 22 3, 957 24 I 1N3 2, 1-.1 37 . . 13 Utah__ 1 5041 3719 461 29 1, 201 1, 33 1, 560 1,96) .._ _ _ I 4 Vermont 5, 444 649 26 5, 115I A, 911 Virginia 12 4, ros1 262 1.4 5 1, OM 1, 095 16 1, 977 1. 927 21 3. 04.1 3,022 Washington_ _ _ 9, 64 7 11 7 7, 071 & 211 1 54 15, 492 17, KA . 8, 419 West Virginia._.-_ . 37 1, 77m 2, 1'17 41 7, 319 si 5.52 .._ __ _ _ .. _ . 23 5, Toil 8, 395 ls Wisconsin_ . 4. 2,847 1, 337 1, 438 1 S L. 1fts 1, 209 23 2,445 Wyoming _ . Oh IMP IND Mr .5 Outlying portof the Unite.4 States 274 -2 109 Ion 3 Il zsr$ Hawaii __.....___ 1 146 168

public high TABLE49.-Enrollmentof whiteand colored pupilsin reorganized schoolsaccording topopulation ofdistrict, in schoolsharingaterm of181 days ormoll! 1927-38

.s IMIN 1 rm../ =1. 4 t Inphresof fpwerthan Total In citiez of 2,500or more 2,5)0 state I, GirlsSchoolsBoys Girls SchoolsI Boys° GirlsSchoolsBoys 01...... - ti 1 4 \ 71

'MINI IL ContinentalUnited 21)4 30, 644 3Z MP) 1, 401528, 357 541, tiO States_ . . 1, 107497, 71 1509, 075 375 4 192 200 6 590 575 Arizona_ .... . - 2 317 101 1 54 633 54174 California 97 56,rgM. 757 4 311 20 9, 229 9, 741 2 131 142 22 9, 360 2.823 Colorado...... t 2 138 110 30 7, 460 7,865 . 28 7, 324 7, 545 Connecticut._ _ 418 3 457 622 Delaware%.. 1 170 208 2 287 3, 912 10 3.516 3,112 District ofColumbia... 10 3, M6 -5, 904I g, 6. 904 A,034 IN AD 4.0 - . 10 ()corgi . %.. .10 19. 652 AV 18, 017 18, 852 9 7ail: 800 48 18, 780 Illinois_t dB.allb e. 39 7, 1 Illr7. 432 16 7, 110 1 7,4:3 bdlana...... 4._ 16 7, 058 7, 681 2 125 132 24 7, 183 17,81i . IOWA _-O. .0111.. -VI tuA 8 2, 612 2, 670 23 IM 189 10 2, 7n t. rentucillig 1, 476 1,4/$ 2 1, 274 1, 106 2 202 . 279 4 . Stine. 12, 4 348 443 '11, 042 . 10, Mt 12, 116 4 aryiand...... ale 19 47, 731 14946, 13846, 61$ 20 947 1, 141 169 47, 081i . assachvaetta `rz. 7 118 10, 022 0, OW 220 601,085 isl .. 11148, 003'fa, 689 Michigan...... fai. 1431 , ,-....4.;A,.. . I i....;.i. ;4-. .!: ' I. I - , ., ,...,,,,, ..N v . inv . -ii. -I I. a 4 . . hr*.,k ".V. ..j. a. ' -.. C*4...k&:I 4- :. . * %. .. -. . ... ';.. ," ..i .'.111 e .. V. .1,.....5%. : . . P4 4.'7.. ,.1,vII 5. . I*. .. . 6*._ ,*.:;.. ,,' t.... ,,..t...... fli1;5.Etim: .A.S_. ,s,....fp41;4 ": 1 r ''. - T . . L'.k.,;-;....,. __,..-.,_:'___,,.1..ilL.;.:_;::114-. _ I.. e -if ---"--; '.,,I: 2-1._-4 - ;...... :-..14..--1. -,-2' -: PUBLIC HIGH SCk1001,13 85

TABLE49.Enrollment of white and colored pupils in reorganized public high schools,accordivg to populationof district, in schools hatingaterm of 181 days or more,19i7-282---Continued 4.

I In places of fewer than In citiesof 2,500ormore i 2,500 Total State School. Boys Girls SchootsBo'ys GirlsSchoolsBoys Girls

r- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 lO

Minnesota._ ...... 40 19. 149 20. 3S3 8411 , 887 4820, 010 21, 270 M issour i.__ ..... 22 10. 772 11, 2s0 5 788 729 27 11.M 0 12, 009

. . .1 Montana. . 1, 719 1, 923 1 95 . 135 6 1. S14 2, 058

_ . . . . ! New liampsliirr 3 1. OM 1, 202. F -e_ ..... 3 1, 084 1, 202 New Jersey ..)3 20, 734 21. 048 4 1,016 1, 099 6021, 74 22,147 rj New York 1 3 1 77, 101 74, 232 5, 24S 5, 704 181 az 349 79, 938 North Carolina_...... _ 1 1W 249 1 109 249 North Dakota 2 645 761 - A.- 2 645 761 Ohio 110 54, 221 54, 604 I .11 I. S34 i 1, 979 121 56, 055 54 583 .) Oregon a. 404 400 2 404 400 3 Pennsylvania 107 51. 046 .r)2. n 27 5, 413 5, 318 134 rA4r,9 57, 633 Rhode.Islarwi...... 11 4, 5Z3 4. 6r0 1 65 64 12 4, 588 4, 744 tah. _ _ . . 9 4. r,6o 4. 744 9 4, 660 4, 744 Vermont._ _ ._ . 7 1, 531 1. r s 5 305 ?OS 12 1. 836 1. R43 Virginia 8 3, 112 3, 65.; 476 515 9 3, 588 4, 170

-41 WOO, . r Washington...... 1111. Or 9, 774 10, 448 5 927 27 10, 549 11, 375 WIsconsin__ _ . 40 13. 298 13. 9e).. 2 141 127=4,42 13, 439 14, 089 Outlying parts of the United States Hawaii _ _ ...... 4 1. 522 1, 194 4 4614 371 8 1, 990 1, 565 Virgin lslan. Is . - 2 93 79 2 43 79

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"...--';a--- 't;.!.0 ...t.-217;11._it.-: "::. ; -_-_"..).--'.1 ., 6..:(... --_,..N1,-*_:-- -.-.,-+''fi'-...... :-r 1_ 4_,..z_._ --.` 41.42t,-.71b.,irl.T.34..-4#1-- OF EDUCATION, 8Z61-9Z6I Of) rIVINNala SURVEY 00Pr'. 4 121 744 C01 2r4 099 308 837 041 503 881 232 S21 140 207 9S9 380 250 007 755 972 511 346 077 878 ht 1, 1, 7.211 1, 6, 5, 1, 2, 6. 4, 2, 5.495 1, 1, b, 2, 1. 1, 2, 8, 1 2, 10, Total .181, eontinu- 'a 154 I 1Rg 723 Sfs0 134 719 1s5 226 -nt 517 Cr.`N 571 551 127 186 746 2S7 0..16 524 188 732 739 044 .. 266 044 education 17 1, 1, 3. 3, 1, 4, 3, 1, 3, 2, 5, 3, 1, 1, h 4, Grrls - 101, I I heir 7 1 t Students. 41 721 f>11 489 144.1 CM 91.1 PS6 895 310 123 725 31 435 (47 U211 483 634 928 954 016 &sj 245 614 831 16 1, 2, 2,4,2f; 3. ing 2, 2. 5, 2, 4, Boys SO. Total , t 10 71 .',2 1927-28 1112 109 9:-.2 21S 272 2 134 4:7 741 583 172 278 981; 993 2:..9 111 41s 8:7 2Nn 3 523 22fi 248 , , 1, 13 1, 2, 1.4;14 1, 3 1, 1 Total in 52. institu- r .1 I 47 1.9 1S4 51g 20.2 106 r.21; 1.9 316 421 1%3 172 2:4; 794 137 (.123 14.5 306 191 130 933 riz1 360 14 1,1;47 1, 2, 1, 1, other Girls Wins 37, : I 1 to 79 88 s 85 S7 21 35 education 94 36 81 1-4.1 141 380 584 405 1412 '215 tr28 142 ri;04 7.41 176 341 372 118 163 419 13 15, 27 Going 1 ; 11 their 5 4 117 109 177 ces.5 VW 664 3&3 523 121 97S 8.11 179 3(A) 886 920 759 711 2-16 120 83,s 5: 854 4(13 in 44)0 Gm , , 12 1, 1, 4, 1, 3, 5, 2, 1, it 111 4, 3, 4, 8. 1. I 7, . 'Total I 129, -. college 80 133 197 428 5:15 741 co7 870 334 910 990 340 948 096 361 949 574 981 191 363 995 387 587 806 914 828 , 1. 11 2, 1, 2, 1. 1, 1 to 2. 3. 3, Girls Graduates continuing GI i I 0. 99 439 2117 187 r.10 401 642 754 326 r44 658 938 821 297 020 3.7.0 Going 778 547 448 597 726 533 860 716 209 . 10 1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 4, 2. 2. 3, Boys 65, "A graduates 476 123 450 971 273 774 573 716 724 8:)7 689 1 727 193 r,87 800 GC 538 040 5; 446 01g 065 437 2. 2.735 3, 1.756 4, 3, 3. 2, 4, 1. 2. 5, 5, 4, 3, 14. of 12, ip, 15, 15. 12, :16, 26, Total 25. I I 1 .1 5 I ..:44 102 72 556 14 752 215 3s9 042 2:Q 761 216 387 006 461 473 T 314 90-1 529 675 600 092 915 678 . 8 . 1 1, ti, 7. 2, 9, 1. 2. 2. 1 2. 1.013 7, 8, 2, h,1 1, 2, 3. 2, 10, 14. Girls 13, number 236, number 184 179 246 .rA7 n72 oris 061 S21 169 734; 710 963 641 932 214 579 713 210 5.K3 2.'4 489 390 354 7.59 942 7 , 1, 1, and 1, 1. 1. 1, .1, 6, 7, 1. 6. 1. I, ti, 4i, 5, I 1. 2. 2. 12.612 Boys 11, Total 1 187, , 44) 17 ON 44 69 ttr2 132 100 44S 432 207 176 114 522 313 212 544; 5:2 (121 170 1.52 157 311 261 .379 1 4 . port- hools !rig 12, schools, r t4( 1 f 191 7Z3 3Si' 172 711 411 683 211 641 379 339 427 267 444 041 113 704 895 rif;0 000 736 523 250 293 OM 1 high 3, 3, 7. 4, 3, 4. 1, 3, 1. 5,1410 G, 3, 5. 3. 13, 17, 14. 18, 18. 15, 20. 32. Total 27. 05, 474, ' 958 M5 879 ft47 76.3 192111 597 398 114 139 210 039 171 582 822 368 416 791 249 437 040 824 790 624 820 044 4 public 1. 1. 7, 9. 8, 2, 2,479 1, 2, 1, 1, 8, 9. 1. 2. 3, 3, 3, 3, 11, in 10, 17, Girls 14. I 263, all 431 312 7fir. 243 948 866 782 4;44 962 517 ez5 521 476 862 059 781 267 960 489 807 669 699 460 916 069 3 1, 1, 1, 1. 1, 6,0760 7, 5, 9, 1, 1, 2, 1, 81 6, 8, 1. 2, 2, Z Boys 14, 12. 10, from Graduatai 7 75 47 166 119 496 464 218 149 219 461 224 144 690 644 460 167 118 842 '19 189 688 173 206 118 346 e port- trig 14 Schools No r ; . a _ MI. . as. m. ... . ---- States. 40 .. .. _at . . -/Ma _ 50.-1Graduate8 - . a fa _ rm. - - ...... - United ...... - _ . .. _ _ - SAW. TABU& a . s ..... _ _ AD OP 413. . . di . _ , e __ e _ Columbia *. _ _ e _ of 1 Continental .% - ads_ imicaota_ 171 Michigan Mrisimissuri. Kentucky. Louisiana Maine Maryland Ariassachusetts Kansas.... Iowa Idaho Indiana- District Florida. Punk. Delaware._ California_ Colorado Alabama_ Arkansas__ Arbon* Coma:WM . .1 I. a ' 0. :74 7 r ts 1f a-fif 1 ... 1 1. 847 167 347 514 9S2 1, 379 2, 361 497 At 774 A. 213 10. 987 1 3. 618 4. \ 826 8, 444 815 1. 032 r [7f:- a - .Netwacia. ° _ .4 - _ .1. am. MI...... a. 7824 934215 r 1. 165 273 2, OW 488 2277 964125 1; 237 147 2. 201 272 387 39 158 47 545 sit 116 I 444 18 be0 24 i t to3 45 6." 1, 105 110 3 NewNewMaw litiampablro_Jeney Mexico . 141 62 5.02 471 6, MO 600 12. 432 1, 071 134 49 5. 383 214,0 6, 345 381 11, 728 661 . 2. 161 115 1. 070 116 3. 211 231 799 16 2, 02o 30 2, 819 ter) , 2, pro 131 I 3, OW 02155 6, 050 286 1. I to,42 17. 1 IA , 196 5, (151 13. f.,17 2, 383 4. 975 7, :Vs 10, .r74., 10. C26 21, NorthNew- 'York fkircatpsi . 462614 18,5403,657 19, 368 5, 876 37, 90s-V, 533 as-s 2, 1,4134 2L9 4,s, 445 5;91, 982 35, 7 6,3, 241 zl , 202434; 1, 919 533 3, 121 9C9 161195 465640 835626 L. 59734./7 2, 1V9 998 3.1, 595 200920.565 North Dakota r up s 1 ... 843267 14, 362 1, 389 s 16, 6482, 116 31, OW 3, fi)L 802240 1j 13, 655 16, 277 29. 432 4, 109 4. 092 8, 201 914 2. 085 2, 999 58.5 5, 023 6, 177 11, OklahomaOhio 223458 4,2, 618 219;%9, 1 3.5, 257629 9,5, 875 s-its 20.5396 2.3, 6.513n8 2.4, 893962 8,51 633 2,51 1. 238 672 1, 674 715 2,1, 912 387 - 423 98 362 460 .1, 461 770 2, 1,036 077 3, 4971, 847 . 4M=Pennsylvania. 2_ .0 - 606 19 16 19. 715 1. 202 35, 976 2, 096 654 18 15, 054 8234 18. 361 1, 163 33, 415 1, 986 4,4059 277 3, 535 162 ' 8, 4 94 439 1, 363 63 4, 374 202 5, 737 265 6, 322 -340C843 7, CO9 364 14, 231 704 BoothRhode Carolina bland t ...... 242168 1,1, 306 753 2, 057522 3,4, 3G3 275 221144 1, 656089 2,1, 400 644 2,4, 733 056 602585 770715 1, 372300 6466 331163 397227 651 1! 1, 046 933 , 1,1, 599 697 South Dakota . 1 - 1 ' Tatdpessee VP MOW 224 2, 535 6.879 3, 573 16, 2546, 108 406206 41, 9905, 854 8,3,016 015 13, 8695, 006 2, 781 815 3,1, 749 091 6, 530 , 329167 390503 557832 3, 110 962 . 4, 1,252 481 2,7, 463 382 'Ct"k4 Term&Vermont%Utah .. alit - - . .. .. V .. .. . a 469 6145 6.8791, 286 628 9, 1,375 513 739 2, 7991, 36Z 273 6142 2,1, 124 183 587 1, 445 671 .'n 2,5, 628 8331, 258 998459112 1, 213 465 96 2, 211 924208 :89 9741 721194 80 910291121 1, 209500187 I 1, 934 545290 3, 1211, 045 499 ! . _4t M. OD ee 299 2, 154 3, 723 5, 877 3, 709 ;"k I Ie4.. ' Virginia_waahin 0_ on , le . e m, e 4178 273 4,2, 754 209 3,5, 913003 10, 667 5, 212 260162 2,4, 054410 2,5, 493858 4,9, 903912 1, 480 796 1,1, 435 102 2, 9151, 898 357164 358964 1, 321 620 1, 837 960 '2, 3991, 458 2,4, 236418 Viv at 4111 M. 1, 400 2, 940 632 I, CM 2, 295 2, 172 3. 063 5, 235 west V 309 5, 982 7, 905 AIMMeam. 13, Ki7 1, 540 . Wyoming- licelasia . - - oF 388 59 am======6, 333t 572 8, 147 707 14, 40, 1, 279 46 519 679 1, 198 26 143 1 eammemeNeMmie269 .11./mIm 18 enell 77 95 144 220 344 r.. : : * thstiyhy p a r t of the Vatted States 11 11 41 81 /43 15 33 7 i 10 17 25 25 1.0 , 1 43 47 90 40 11 10 21 2 11 12 Alaska .fle ! . , 30 47 77 2 30. 38 C8 0 2 I 23 Canal Zone.. _ - 111 82 389 329 718 6 302 244 546 s 107 46Zai 4; 153 29 99 128 N36 1. 145 281 PM waif Mande ..... 1 - I 2413 1, 679270 f05313 2, 284 1.03 2312 1, 417 261 28-14M 1,72 545 oil 8984 80 164117 1 t,614 2716 4172 145 98 107 44 205-180 Porto 0Ico ga . are 05 - 41, 0-4

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TABLE 53.-Graduatea of regular high schdt*Is in places haring educalion in 19.e7-28 a population of fewer than 2,500, and number n 1927 continuing their t.D Graduates in 1928 . Total number Going to college Graduates i Going to other imtitu- tions Total students continu-ing their education State V r 1 # §choolsreport- ing Boys Girls Total Schoolsteport- in# Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total No. Boys Girls Total 14111r).. . 2 3 %, 4 I 6 7 I 8 le 1 1 12 13 14 15 is 17 18 i I gy Continental Unitediltates___ 9, 436 , 57, 000 75, 951 . 132, 951 8, 002 48, 088 64, 275 112 3133 14, 707 17, 863 : 32, 570 5, 2S4. 9.1 1`2, 492 17, 776 - 19, 991 30, 355 50,346 1_. ri 1 Alabama . 1 4. mo. 2125 247118 344140 258591 j 2122 226 99 344107 206570 216 32 211 37 427 69 19 3158 5078 238 51 267 68 505119 ".... Arizona 198 ' 103 48.5 579 1, 064 88 407 477 884 165 166 331 33 60 93 226 424 Cob/ArkansasCgi:4011:1 40 V r- 1S7 94 2, 243 564 2, 600 743 4,1, 843 30" 162 8,5 1, 865 535 2, 159 688 4,1, OM 2`Z 542180 665235 1, 207 415 146 37 336 79 1 482116 688217 1, 001 314 1, 689 531 k 16 _ 113 e, 202 15 82 123 205 24 13 37 3 29 32 27 42 69 . . onnectieut 'are.... GP .10_ .40 d e 00 0. Go.. . 4 .. .. . 5113e 211 8958 126 184 4312 184 311 47 j 495142 7616 9118 167 34 e 1612 I 2329 4139 8832 120 41 208 73 1°1- a_ fa, ..... 151 399 610 (1.3 81 178 2.59 583 ". a " ...... - . 120 724768 1;823 959 Z 1,547 727 126 92 665 1, 113 722 1, 313778 278181 405182 363 49 133 18'2 359230 315 942545 . I 59t- f: ..... - 44. . Illinois_ .41. ` a., - 358486 2,3, 807*233 4,2, 796 421 4,8, 654603 391254 2,1, 761 631 3, 3431, MO ' 3,6, 4S1106 470765 520868 .1, 633 990 242178178 310521 488763 1, 007 648 1,1, 389 338 8304 f 2,1, 396 478 C.C> KentuckyIowaIndiana.Kansap e e - ail, 853330539 3,1, 893632 334 4,1, 463888 923 3,8,8, 257095 779 216426449 2, 714715 871 3,3. 1,427316 245 6,2, 142030 116 684335722 50188377.1 1,1, 605 4p7 836 _232 93 455:3,58213 633306590 428916900 1, 081 714 2,1, 238 997142 tC>INd-CFPt\> . Louisiana_ ase 191 97 466873 1, 256 564 2,1, 129 030 1 180 89 428835 1, 208 507 2, 043 933 308 65 471 31 779 96 106*479 200188 267306 414144 671219 1, 085 363 t.1.) Massachnsetts____MarylandMigne _ _ _ IMP ------8647 322490 404772 1, x2 726 4471 289371 347618 636989 . 115 62 102 45 217107 161 4162 41991 584261149 103177 761301153 ' 1, 191 4782.58 00 I. ":_ Michigan 193 1, 238 I, 572 2, 810 183 1, 152 1, 540 2, 692 269 338 607 I 430 ,1a, 1,44666UL. - 370136 2, 081 839 3, 283 846 5,1, 364 485 295123 1, 677 653 2:gt, 782 4, 1,204 435 31-8427 323453 63880 9 4 230 55 698 93 928 3716,57 1, 151 418 1. 787808 I __ 40 40 M. 839 1, 522 211 324 535 894 1, 163 % 057 Mississippi . .11M Alp lor _ 362 2, 061 2, 507 4, 568 32710*1 2, 322 2, 914 5, MS r4it 339 145 .2.20112 148 21 309 Missouri. 1441 41 ^.4 MN MI . ------...... fts 433 138 2, 664 685 3 636 902 6, ZOO1, 5117 324 r, 1, 876 487 2. 632 649 4. 1,5001 134 4453 003197 1. 066 37 149 548179 828 it. 34 . =. co. 1 ts7 1 41 ri7: ttqf 'VaS13-r*I * Mai Ikpebtro____ _ ..... _ _ _ 383010 . ' 668171101 727207132 1, 203378233 373.515 496167 70 675730 87 1, 397170 138 012766 9020tp928 237 50 235714 3 1 S6 062212 243 36lIS10 195 3084 285124 81 208480 71 4,4 167 209 125 4116 n : NewowNorth York Jersey Carolina Ow Mezfoo _ ...... _ ...... 369348243 48 2,1, 055 482 930195 243.1, 223 4.1.0 3,5,2. 566 278 389. 418 *331 318116 39 1,1, 408 5RS 813 2,2, Ob8 1.775 3.1 24, 3,4.2, 494 363 12.5 376 687413237 1, 382283103. 1, 7S9 795520 255163132 881501 63 1,1, 664495138 668850369 80 1,1, 263 603 646 2.1, 9311,453 015 Oklahoma_OhioN orth Dakota_ 347519194- 3,1, 1,352 538 032 3,2,1, 987 067 236 3,7.2, 605339 268 295492 *3, 255 1, 329 853 3, 1,8061, 095 824 * 3,7,1, 061153 948 227492770 866235738 1,1, 636 230 462 159412 73 844230240 303399236 41, 182 300651 1, 710 463978 2, 1,892 629 765 Oregon ta an 178 3l Pennsylvania 350 ' 2, 832 I 3, 494 52 6, 326 81 .323 2, 603 25 3, 247 61 5, 850 86 643 8 533 9 1, 176 17 438 3 997 2.5 1, 435 28 1, 081 1, 530 34 2, 611 45 ri 6. Rhode Island 138 3 743 29 1, 257 7 2, 000 120 3 715 1, 038 1, 753 360 464 824 5554X. 125 180 415 589 1, 004 TennesseeSouth CarolinaDakota _ 'OA I --...... - . . MD - - 222167 f 1,1, 197 123 i -1, 444 1, 720 2, 917567 201155 1, 089 897 1,1, 286 595 2, 183684 344350 477501 821851 126 262280 388330 394476 783757 1,1, 239 151 . TexasUtah __ . ... 4,311 2112 4 29 032 318 2, 772 393 57 4, 804 711114 .267 21 1, 772 305 51 2, 381 406 61 .a 4, 155 711112 788130 14 1, 1'40168 9 . 1, 928 298 23 190 31 9 232 2335 422 3266 978161 23 1. 372 203 32 2,350 364 55 Wasgton-VirginiaVermont .....lbr _ _ ,. _ _ ...... 6. 1252212 78 57f .1, 8521, 797 889 3,2,1, 841266 509 201229 73 1, 278 619970 1,1, 764 560 873 2,2,1, 836 734 492 311391232 307649 1, 040 539618 138146 75 394380150 53252622! 307449537 1, 029 457701 1,1, 566 150 764 131 WisconsinWest Virginia _ _ 1 282 34 2,033 191 278 4, 697 270 24 1, 926 . 202 2, 649 217 4, 575 419 440 52 512 48 952 98 309 5 815 17 1, 124 22 749 57 1, 327 63 2, 076 120 WyomingOffiviut parts of the ...... -Unitet States 4664 460 - 19 19 . Alaska a - - - - - _ . 10 3 102 33 3872 174 71 11 2 5633 29 8362 2114 12 3 2426 35 10 7 1213 24 13 3738 g yagailpanep-i Ipp1ne. slands _ _ ...... 1 149 0 149 1 133 27 0 133 20 O 20 16 IP 0 16 36 0 36. 0 s c,P .44 is 8 O .. quo lip .1F '0 .4 e. lb e. a s e. BIENNIALt7i SURVEY OF EDUCATION, 1 926-1 928 52 78 161 151 148 15.3 534 165 191 499 370 383 733 207 504 301 809 147 530 056 451 522 716 211 725 574 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 4, 2, 3, 18 57, Total continu- 5 go 5 36 71 88 177 125 197 141 29-1 365 503 40,5 137 112 417 204 501 237 609 381 8M 321 $S.5 842 '2218 education 17 1, 1, 1. 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, Girls 32, .1.111 1...... their students 16 71 21 ofa 75 99 115 173 169 798 544 036 210 688 316 214 0:io 961 767 549 455 335 588 G37 1927-28 le 1, 1, 4094 1, 1, 1, .ing Boys 25. Total I I in 11 61 2t 57 20 52 29 45 187 172 107 193 115 128 132 108 357 210 220 689 373 884 31$ 677 395 365 1$ 1, 1, Total 14, t institu- .4 9 14 39 71 62 32 28 82 801 32 68 40 127 157 129 849 2t7) 8114 573 457 256 215 209 332 268 education 14 other tions Girls 10, to 1 2 a 6 18 15 17 their 13 45 44 52 60 64 20 40 122 117 361 358 127 1X 220 033 13 117 ' 4. Boys Going 1927 in 32 89 47 120 122 191 140 183 126 781 166 4511 672 127 g0-1 324 530 824 399 397 081 960 608 212 063 360 12 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 3, 1, 2, 3, Totii1 43, continuing 7 69 71 70 91 22 31 80 collego ls 149 568 516 378 907 ,0I 232 639 250 205 450 890 720 421 313 805 617 Graduates 11 1, 1, 1,614 to ail 211, I 10 10 53 20 58 69 86 165 100 194 113 294 552 844 209 442 598 450 014 808 h 977 403 503 Going 510 295 graduates 10 4 1, 1, Boys 21555 of 41, 102 743 787 921 373 471 527 746 486 8643 229 976 382 099 313 80.5 469 787 912 436 317 817 925 883 079 1, 1, 1, 7, 1, 4, 5, 2, 4, 6,811 2. 9, 3, 9, 2, 6, Total lb 138, number 6.5 150 509 566 249 490 488 500 207 326 694 827 832 988 260 646 272 799 242 043 1o7 656 640 963 .979 8 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 3, 2, 514.0 2, 4, 3, 5. and '77, number 37 129 145 110 176 336 960 541 :125 222 230 '237 227 410 253 338 965 459 227 903 615 269k 8/1 884 280 824 7 1, 1, 2, 1. 1, 3, 4. 1, 2. 2, 2, 4. Boys 60, Total schools, . I - 8 9 4 12 r 10 18 10 45 87 78 47 7;2 sO 24 63 58 53 63 80 22 141 140 220 242 621 $ ing 2. high it report- Schools * 12 120 590 945 153 554 067 113 497 474 S30 497 354 247 252 QS orNs 503 444 SCR 311 8 040 839 0!)1 696 6 1, 5, 2, 1, 1, 7, 5,272 1, 1, 5. 6, 2. 3, 3, 3, 6, public 10, 10. Total 150. I s f ! 73 1928 715 431 349 932 501S :131 071 2fA 274 341 589 459 g53 884 762 492 688 989 397 414 871 511 930 637 4 1, 4 2, 1, 1,950 1, 1. 3. 5, 5. 4, 3, 3, 2, in Girls 4. 83. " -5 35 241 230 =a 174 133 201 622 319 499 812 573 975 592 482 223 342 361 760 352 202 23 299 083 317 823 3 reorganized 1, 2, 2. 1. 1, 1, 1, 4. 2, 3, 2, 4, 3, Boys 66. i ; ; I ' Graduates 9 5 4 14 49 74 96 11 61 1'2 19 ri7 25 SO 21 ge at 36 58 65 61 from . 131 236 155 826 262 ing 2, report- Schools _1 . . Graduales States ... 54. . . .. United _ 1 . _ ...... _ State . _ _ ..... _ TABLE _ Continental sissiossiuriapl rkansaa MeagOntaarz. ql1P Kansas Minnesota Indiana_ Maine Maryland Massachusetts Florida Illinois Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Arizona_ California_ Colorado Connecticut Delaware_ Georgia Idaho A Alabama_ E II F4 : 1 ' t I1 . le ' 25S ' ; 12 18 3 . 15 24 NewNevada Hampshire .. _ . - - _ . - - - - . . _ ... :. a. ZI29 1. 451 427114 1, 592 560141 i 3, 043 9,47 2229 7 1, 327 nsrie 1. fy11.4 60 Z 9791, 004 115 ; 174 271 240 30 197 58 624195 6 251h21 9 762 tO 261Si 04 1, WO491 39 Neir Jersey .0 ow ...... : .. . . 9 165 2111 406 7 71 lOs 179 21 30 rr I 0 12 12 21 42 66 -440,9o NewNorthN1111' York CarolinaMexico - ...... - ; ..... 112 IM17 2, 564 269339 3. 519 389500 6, 0S3 frAs839 107 1716 2, 512 218180 3, 31, 371333 5, S,57 619513 1, 137 glI99 1. 074 124117 2, '215 216212 300 24 5 7 70T317 1, 023 72 2,1, 3-77 4.37 12.3 93 2,1, )412 SO1 18,111 3, 238 310214 4 l o NorthOhio Dakota 213 6, a-A) 6, R.34 12, SS4 ; 220 . 3, 614 6, 700 12, 314 2, 023 1, 992 4,1, 013 354 820 1, 174 5, Ito K7 OregonOklahoma . . 9113 2, 235 492 i 2, 445 683 5,1. 1S0 175 S311 1, 41g 372 2, 602 574 4. r).",0 968 619177 74217 :39437) 5013 96ru 146 71 6691I.X) K)2275 1, 521 035 PennsylvaniaRhode island_ ...... _ _ 176 74 6, 157 146194 7, 281 266224 13, 418 412418 170 35 5, 639 166 4 )t)r r 6, 783 207142 12, 472 197 1, 822 3036 1, 347 3224 3, 169 62no 447 39 1, 4343 40 8 1, 883 49 9 2. 269 3345 2. 7Ki 3s64 3, 052 109 71 South CarolinaDakota ...... 2611 641231 341970 1, 611 572 2411 ; 498236 329798 1, 296 3563 235108 1.N3127 518235 24 8 7119 952.5 259111 354146 613260 TexasTennessee ... .. 7319 2, 758. 3. SO2 964 6, 5601, 814 6617 2, 1K1 791 I 3, 073 930 5, WAI t 721 1, 131 321 .s`2 1, 483 291 2, 620 612 7210 126 44 198 54 1, 203 331 1, 615 335 2, Mg 666 Utah _ 0 39 850381 477 k58 39 :k35375 798 7-7 L'A) 62 126 188 '217144 2o3 5341347 Vermont 16 1 60111 319 Virginia_ 3016 273 1, 096 522 1. 94.03 795 . 30 i S71 1, 103 1, 979 936 27.1209 230265 543439 78 gi 250 89 97 356 315 871 Washington V2 , ; : 133 WWyomingWest isconsin Virginia__ .. .. 21379 I.1. 787 097 220 2, 3601. 461 25M 4,2. r158147 478 ri()7018 ; 1, 714 203971 2, 3891, 382 27S 4.2, 103 333 481 4224 W 37 390580 999812 ft5 177 30 7 407103 I 27 .r)84.34 . 449599 44 683797 75 1, 394132 119 Outlying part of the United Stales , 1 Hawaii _ _ _ , .; 4 684 70 154 14 3 66 s 1.7)3 24 12 36 35 29 47 76 a O cCo FP 00 0 Dob CI 0 ,4 tr4 twg td. 8661-9Z6I CO do `Nouxansaa 28 23 69 83 46 52 25 44 58 109 142 -10 287 280 296 327 381 42.5 172 128 690 171 228 237 484 831 1, 1, 18 12, Total continu- 5 19 17 74 16 44 31 98 47 31 38 82 31 97 192 181 183 200 244 813 127 631 40.5 128 485 394 education 17 continuing 7, Girls students their 6 9 5 9 15 2.5 35 74 13 16 38 27 74 48 161 181 148 104 104 101 487 285 511 109 346 _ Is ing 5,070 Boys Total r i graduates 4 6 4 14 12 50 71 47 82 41 17 23 11 40 53 20 53 29 132 182 100 582 394 311 398 of 018 15 4, Total ! 1 i .1 institu- 2 6 4 6 11 10 12 29 (r.) 24 14 16 64 65 82 38 44 27 27 24 34 121 413 . 264 203 097 14 number other 3, -..-.- tions Girls to 2 2 3 1 6 0 5 0 5 1) 19 17 11 21 17 11 13 27 36 19 61 26 and 169 130 108 301 13 1, Boys Going 1927 I 6 in 11 19 24 22 27 32 27 60 32 47 f,500, 17M 293 131 698 311 227 216 748 184 142 508 225 r,20 216 12 8, Total than 7 1 8 9 17 20 10 93 74 1)9 :LI college 73 2.5 171 162 117 139 ifNI 2S4 400 137 367 101 - 2S2 388 Graduates a 11 . to 4, Girls fewer ' 7 4 :1 9 1 12 1S 14 12 77 67 II) 2. MS 69 t.*i 2 of 140 110 131 2,8 221 Going 3.41 27V-i MO 10 3, Boys , I 1 I 40 61 56 74 34 9.3 127 191 572 249 708 822 67A 151 205 212 82 453 845 105 069 454 791 343 683 534 9 1, 1, 2, 3, 1, Total 2S, 1927-28 , , population 21 74 a 17 36 85 49 35 in 47 116 126 329 675 aso 120 5,19 411 '280 469 621 062 182 241 387 830 294 034 Pi . 1, 1, 1, 1, Girls 1.1, number 5.3 7:P 25 17 92 21 66 25 4f1 haring 149 175 206 267 '243 574 7S3 383 448 161 213 276 234 757 2:),5 7 1, 1, Boys l2 Total education , I 8 5 4 5 7 2 3 9 14 18 25 12 47 52 38 47 97 14 30 places 43 34 157 209 111 588 e their ing 1, in report- Schools 1. .... 73 45 87 81 3* 159 7h0 804 I130 072 228 533 221 939 151 879 27.4 255 832 106 542 537 329 673 9.$A1 973 5 1, 2, 1, 3, 1, Total 29. schools ''):1 97 28 50 79 19 58 57 489 138 138 -68 611 4 359 501 #528 1M 313 192S 683 144 181 388 293 872 high 4 313 1, 1, 1,060 1, in Girls 16, 17 62 23 85 90 15 72 29 24 33 315 461 771 327 119 313 772 220 37S 572 229 148 101 244 30,5 837 public 3 1, 1, Boys 13, 1 1 . > . . : , ! Graduates 4 3 4 7 6 rl 2 3 10 29 14 57 15 . MI ."-- 13 50 41 14 10 34 44 39 171 108 226 27 1 127 2 ing 1. I report- 1 i Schools ! I reorganized ...... 4. of States... . _____ .or , -,...... United ...... I . _ . Graduates _ . State _ . _ _ _ _ _ ...... _ _ 55. _ _ _ Continental ______1.1 Montana_ Nebraska._ Mississippi Missouri Minnesota Michigan Massachusetts Maryland Maine Kansas. Kentucky. 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TABLE 56. Value of propertyand equipment and size of libraries, in all high schools reporting, 1927-28

Grounds and Scientific appara- Expendituresfor Libraries tus,furniture, sites, buildings, buildings d equipment and improvement: State Schools SchooLs Schools Schools report-Volumesreport- Value report- yalue. report-Amount ing ing ,mg ing

1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8

2, 134 Continental I.S.__ 5, 219 9,748,274 5, 258'$1,245,024,837 5, 288$130,R11,9'31 $76, 358,4it 19534.61s Alabama 112 120, 515 115 10, 985, 659 114 1, 133, 602 84 28 4, 846, 226 29 675, 386 13 48,919 Arizona._ _ _ _. _ __ _ 29 55, 345 44 ' 6, 407, 112 44 602, 25s 21 1, 687,657 Arkansas__ 46 73, 574 Cali(ornia 379 1, 1 57, 678 311 126, 496, g31 394 18, 2g3, SOS 213 9, 520,,fe Colorado 100 193, 995 99 18, 915, 4Z2 100 1, 804, 002 40 37 3, 066, 095 12 97 ST Connect icut_. 63 111, 577 66 i 25, 603, OM 65 3 9, 910 4 I 1, sr25,rto 4 125, 000 2 754 a Delaware__ . _ _ 13 I 10, :125, M2 13 951, IK.5 2 300, OM I)istrict of Columbia_ 15 29. 943 88, 481 74 18, 03A, :176 74 1, 712, 814 27 904, Ea Florida___ _ . 72 69 9, 355, 220 68 1, 010, 515 30 239,450 Georgia_ ...... _. 65 150, 764 4, 729, 705 52 528, 008 18 336, el Idaho. 4 9 66, 863g 50 11, 950, 071 1:)1 4, 746, 819 Illinois____ 4 36 74 8, 689 4 25 114,815,905 432 154 32, 217, 537 154 Z756, '224 53 2, 011,355 Indiana_ _ 150 287, 211 134 2S, 843, 464 135 2, 943, 712 39 273,171 lowa _ 135 205, 214 Kansas 354 409, 345 355 32, 727, 370 351 4, 0'27, 724 143 2,71412 76 100, 195 77 8, 351, 406 so Kr, S52 35 1, 56g, 711 Kentucky' _ Louisiana 48 58, 167 48 7, 411, 659 47 425, 897 26 1, 72S, M aine 67i 4 5, 497 68 6, 673, 41s 68 635, !)57 22 141, SO 41 61, 988 34 1 1, 605, 719 35 1, 10), '275 11 1L n Maryland . 170 188, 116 181 63, 691, 559 178 5, 483, 194 33 642,163 Massachusetts .

115 408, 152' 130 62, 238, 178 128 6, 116, 971 3, 410,7I 'Michigan . _ 445 103 30, Mil, 053 98 2, 872, 4% 28 214, Ogg M innesot a.. ._ 313, 932 5, 065, 946 42 544. 195 22 237,196 Mississippi _ . 43 67, 399 43 281 937, 502 179 2. 887, 154 68 1, 657,524 M issouri_ _ .__ .. 179 377, 084 173 5,027, 000 43 621, 805 16 305, MI M ontana__ _ _ . 42 83, 417 43 Nebraska ...... 96 105, 891 99 16, 721, 272 100 1, 919, 511 33 545, 14 203. 250 9 143, VT Nevada . 13 1 17, 087 , 14 1, 513, 275 ..... 1, OM i 32 4. 200, 380 33 3t11, 023 3 New Hampshire. 38 35, 788 New Jersey 86 193, 408 89 38, 918, 948 88 4, 4 58, 667 26 2, 577, 33) 18 1, 585, 000 19 137 402 11 71,91 New Mexico _ 19 24, 351 1 Neg York 1 67 663, 4M 159 107, 453, 018 159 10, 671, 967 51 5, 571,479 North Carolina 81 106, 381 80 12, 051, 060 82 957, 807 30 479, 971 North Dakota_ 18 29, 807 18 1, 958, 948 18 197, 617 12 109,917 Ohio 338 617, 482 347 91, 082, 853 349 7, 727, 533 120 3, 648,11 Oklahoma 146 237, 342 142 1 7, 920, 578 148 2, 211, 7b8 68 1, 148, 112, 451 92 10, 243, 007 01 1, 399. 215 48 1, 193,554 Oregon _ _ ....._ _ 89 Pennsylvania 386 563, 655 384 121, 703, 542. 389 11, 210, 138 178 I 9,429,418 1, 189, 919 8 2431,0 Rhode Island__ 19 33, 629 20 8, 084. 426 19 South Carolina_..... 47 44, 996 51 4, 930, 000 50 484, 402 15 241,91 35 482, 558 13 364,11 South Dakota. _ 85 86, 115 38 4, 443, 770 a 73 7, 921, 94 7 75 877, 722 33 728, X Tennen S, ..... 70 83, 013 181 445, 883 179 31, 222, 719 181 3,708, 261 71 3, 249,201 Texa 274,0 Utah 41 49, 061 39 7, 278, 887 39 610, 368 19 Vermont A io 9, 994 15 1, 804, 000 17 194, 850 o 474,8t0 28 627,0 Virginia .....- . - - eo 83, 790 eo 9, 471, 888 50 711, 185 Washington 134 238, 726 135 19, 211, 047 138 2, 431, 966 513 766,0 162, 035 106 1, 389, 037 86 2, 215,la WestVirginia__ _ 103 101 13, 462, 628 W isbons in 127 375, 578 125 29, 745, 066 127 3, 645, 549 57 1, SAW 17,88I I 26 4, 290, 035 25 591, 600 9 Wyoming 25 34, 406 V- ; Otd/wing parts of the UMW States Hawaii 0 13, 592 10 1, 756, 844. 10 449, 812 7 541, 16 170, 422 43 56, SS Philippine Islands._ 18 77, 1951. 14 8S1, 9&1 _ - 11 10, 990 11 677, 834 11 97, 679 4 KW Porte Rico WI. Virgin Islands 1 650 1 10, 000 1 5, 000

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$36,844, 450 ContinentalU.S. 3, 264 5, 396, 991 3, 221 $636, 344, 029 3,'270$70, 210, 592 1, 342 304, 419 15 1,073, 675 _ 25 3 2, SC1 26 4, 485, 342 25 Alabama 1 14 390, 205 5 9, 467 _ _ _ _ 13 26, 220 13 2, 557, 22.5 Arizona 163, 466 101, 102 Arkansas..... 15 19, 340 15 1, 035, 71 t 15 26s 10, 574, 3 24 163 4, 863, 003 California 259 665, 139 68, 569, 315 266 436, 48 6, 148,425 49 601, 376 17 Colorado___ _ . 50 S51.605 9 72% 507 Connecticut ...... 40 81, 657 4 2 19, WI, 639 41 2, 489. 169 1 1 2 1, 506, 930 2 85, 000 74% 000 Delaware__ . . 5, 910 a District of Columbia_ 7 21, 743 6 8, 370, 000 6 709, 485 _ ca. ea 7 55, 700 Florida. 20 20, 44'4 20 2, OW, (XX) 20 272, 512 533, 674 23 226, 600 Georgia 43 56, 178 44 4, 543, 495 44 60. 15 24 5, 601 Idaho 40 48, 187 39 2, 918, 598 41 3 22, 629 387 99, 766, 997 395 10, 286, 046 137 3, 848, 344 Illinois._ _ . . 400 630, 272 b7 161. 778 88 19, 472, 287 88 1, 682,935 28 1, 246, 365 Indiana______19 97, 960 Iowa... 61 81, 532 61 8, 393, 988 62 812, 576 ... 253 1, 962, 646 760, 817 Kansw 260 214, 093 257 15, 458, 533 *100

I 21 305, 871 Kentucky 51 71, 680 51 4, 637, G57 54 465, 701 I 4 2 23 975, 4.10 Louisiana 42 51, 459 43 6, 207, 259 ¡ 281,611 47t 3, 621, 256 47 364, 307 15 62, 490 thine_ _ __- _ 47 28, 126 779, 275 10 10, 768 Marylaffd _ . 28 41, 209 28 i 6, 990, 300 29 ..... 15 860, 847 Massachusetts_ 74 86, 552 75 26, 973, 066 72 2, 241, 378 35 1, 787, 867 17 1, 158, 548 Michigan _ 35 124, 763 34 19, 738, 728 44 593, 867 16 128, 204 Minnesota. 45 157, 461 47 8, 426, 536 rv 135, 375 11 107, 904 Mississippi 72 775 22 1, 533, 000 21 Z37, 075 Missouri 115 174, 564 107 14, 146, 834 116 1, 579, 732 41 Montana 33 65, 727 34 3, 302, 000 34 464, 055 11 15, 500 21 42R, 290 Nebraska__ 63 72, 060 64 9, 695, 995 68 1, 110, 915 978, 275 10 129, SOO 7 142, 731 Nevada______._ . 10 12, 312 10 14 2, 481, 780 15 212, 323 2 800 New Ilarnpshiro_ _ _ Is 18, 997 26, 100, 772 68 3, 430, 504 16 2, 006, 170 New Jersey_ . - 55 124, 859 58 13 76, 8 62, 300 New Mexico, .. 13 12, 222 1`2 948, 000 New York 92 447, 519 86 71, 06R, 101 87 7, 565, 36 1 7 Z 063, 023 69 680, 710 31 441, 693 North Carolina._ 68 51, 723 67 8, 389, 380 North Dakota 13 21, 361 13 1, 403, 948 13 155, 377 8 103, 288 Ohio. 194 223, 934 194 31, 797, 841 198 I 3, 040, 740 68 1,770, 162 Oklahoma 76 79, 588 73 4, 231, 900 77 634, 380 39 449, 374 376 38 922, 054 Oregon . 73 78, 355 73 7, 968, 072 74 1, 084, 208 3, 597, 300 101 1, 832, 622 Pennsylvania_ _ 209 245, 025 201 41, 965, 481 Rhode Island 13 26, Z31 13 252, 426 12 839, 919 4 1, 672, 906 ,285, 500 42-ti310, 287 14 225, 950 South Carolina._ _ 40 34, 176 43 27 3, 025, 981 26 348, 568 10 227, 447 South Dakota..._ _ 01. 27 46, 989 Tennessee...... 61, 289 56 4, 407. 147 58 472, 186 26 373, 363 Tugs_. 111 241, 280 112 13, 648, 495 114 1, 689, 595 49,Z 073, 985 ttah 16 17, 3 25 13 1, 692, 886 14 179,656 9 761847 Vermont 8 5, 344 7 487, 000 9 87, 850 4 2C 650 Virginia 44 51, 421 43 4, WO, 212 42 329, 166 25 ,632, 043 1, 748,074 40 367, 005 Waiington___--_ _ - --- 103 188, 972 102 13, 135, 447 West Virginia 48 4, 588, 04 2 566,661 37 1,614,660 _ _ Ift 72, 043 1,427, 743 Wisconsin SO 232, 162 75 13, 304, 792 1, 680, 268 37 2, 925, 035 15 346, 606 5 11, 991 Wyoming...... - -- - 16 22, 565 16 Outlyingparts, of the Untied&Vales &wall 8, 016 4 1, 099, 790 4 1275, 170- 3 382, 009 Philippine 77, 195 14 854, 963 16 176, 4 22 Ì6 56, 485 Islands__ _ 84, 050 PortoRico 10, 990 11 677, 834 11 97, 679 4 4 100 BIENNIAL StrRYZYOPEDUCATION,1926-1928

TABLE 58. Value ofproperty and equipmentand size oflibraries inrcorgani high schools,1927---28

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Continental U14-- . 1. 9M4, 349, 283 2, 037 VOSASO, 808 2. 01 ,. :WI,621. TO 792 V19,514,0C Alabama S7 87, 654 89 6. 500. :117' S'4 829. 1 \( f . 4(10. Arizona . goo _ _ _ 16 29, 125 15 2, 2z9, 000 15 139 Arkansas __ 31 54, Zi4 29 5, 461. 401 .1 iS. 7:12 14 1, 586, 'California _ - -- 120 492, 539 126 57, 927, r, If; ! Colorado 7. 70'k 411 4, 6,57,1 50 108, 390 51 I 12, 766, P97 51 1, at!, f 338, Cattnecticut 23 29, 920 24 6, 537, 4 1-6 24 :576.1)26 3 241. Delaware 2 4. 000 2 41w, 200 2 4n. 0110 1 5, District of Colbrubia. 8 5. 200 7 2, 555. KS2 242.500 2 300, Florida 52 68, 073 15. 97.5, 576 5-1 .;IA :$02 848, S71 Georgia... . _ _ 22 94,586 ZS 4,809,72.S t 476. F.41 7 lz

Idaho 9 18, 676 : 11 1, 813. 107 1 1 205. 379 3 91,0Ce Illinois _ m 36 118, 417 38 15, 04S. 1X18. 37 1, Cp.".4.02ï 11 R98, f,'5 I willow 6.1 125,433 66 12, 775. '230 roe) 1. 07%. '..)Y1 . I 7K991 Iowa ______74 1 ZI, 682 73 20, 449, 476 73 2. 131. HI; 20 ICansas 94 195, 252 175, NI 98 17, 268, 837 148 2, 065,417S 43 1, 951,W # Kentucky 25 28', 515 26 3, 714, 349 26 372, 1r,1 14 1,213a Louisiana 6 6, 708 1, 204, 400 5 1 4.1,2Si; 3 752, Matn . _ _ _ . _ _ _ ._ _ _ 20 17, 371 21 3, 052, 162 21 271, 650 7 78,0 Maryland 13 20, 779 6 4,615,419 6 S(v.000 1 !CO leiassachusetts._ _ 96 101, 564 109 37, 718, 493 106 3, 2-11, sit; 1, 7?a,

Michigan._ . ., 80 283, 389 98 4Z 499, 450 RI 4. 329, 101 39 2.2.5zso Minnesota_ ___. ______50 154 471 56 22, 464, 517 rp4 2, 27s, 191 12 8.5. R01 M Ississpi. 21 43, 624 21 3, 532, 946 21 40S, S20 11 129,272 Missouri 64 202, 520 66 14, 790, 66S 63 1, 27. 422 25r 1, 449 Montana__ _. _ _ _ _ _ 0 17, 690 9 1, 725, 000 9 157, 750 5 294 C0) Nebraska 33 4, 33, 831 35 7, 025, 277 34 SIS, 626 12 117,W Nevadk_ 3 4, 775 e 4 535,0001 4 7.), 450 2 1,148 New Flawpshire_ . 20 16, 791 18 1, 718, 600 18 1 IS, 700 1 New Jersey 31 103 68, 549 31 121 818, 176 30 1, .113 10 481, li0 New Mexico______6 12, 129 6 637, 000 6 60, 500 3 9.*S5 New York 75 215, 935 73 36,384. 917 72 3, 10S, 50S 34 North Carolina 13 31 /Mk 414 24, 658 13 3, 661, 680 13 277, OW 5 3a, 21 North Dakota __ _ 5 8, 446 5 555, 000 5 42, 24.10 4 f49 Ohio 144 393, 548 153 59, 285. 012 Oklahoma 151 4, CSA. 79,3 52 1,878A .90 157, 754 op 13, 688, 678 69 1, 577, 408 29 699, Oregon 18 34, 096 19 Z 774. 935 17 304, 839 10 270, OM Pennsylvania 177 318, 630 Rhode Island. 183 79, 738, 061 181 7, 61 2,..S38 77 7,596,796 7, 398 7 --3, 732, 000 3:40, (X)0 4 659,0:0 South Carolina 7 10, 820 8 1, 644, 500 South Dakota 8 174,11) 1 16,00) 8 19, 126 9 1, 417, 789 9 134,000 3 136,711 Tennessee 12 22, 624 17 3, 514, 800 17 40.itt 536 7 355, Al Texas..______.._ 70 - 204. 603 67 17, 574. 224 07 2, (U6, 6G6 22 1, 175, 211 'Utah 25 25 31, 736 23 5, SM. 981 430, 710 10 188, 111 Vermont 8 4, 650wk. 8 1, 377, 000 8 107, 500 1 454 CC Virginia__ __.. - _- - 16 32, 360 17 4, 841, 676 17 382, 019 3 91, Washington 31 ...... 47, 754 za 6, 075, 600 33 683, 892 13 389, West Virginia 52 SS 89, 992 63 8, 874, 586 53 822386 28 600, 43 Wisconsin 47 143, 416 50 16, 440 60 1,KA2$) 20 395, 811 Wyoming 9 1 1, 841 10 1, 4111, 000 10 245, 000 4 ' te Ouilving partsof Me rUnited Sales /6

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I . 1 16 10 75 05 69 67 s7 5, 90 78 61 6Q 55 02 83 32 96 09 68 03 . . . . ct.IS I. 1. 9. 6. 8. 4. 3. 11 tot:t1 19.34 23. 14. 16. 15. 15. 41-) 56.85 30/87 57. 57. 55. of Per schools : : pilo 2 riti 161 143 170 AS :)1 207 109 ()%i 915 923 920 si 948 2.ra 380 538 252 784 988 051 980 985 418 933 1 1 In t. high 5. 3, 4. 8, 7, 13, 7 50. 59 34. 27, - 17.1. 142. 113, 7.;. 1'07. 121, 114, 362. 420, 228, 408, 422, 421, --:fll'o AI 11 16 25 71 70 21 51 17 22 CA 52 34 96 54 31 88 34 97 i.nt i I. 1. 1. 1. 9 9 puhlic 6 2. irg - lít no. 20. 57. 2.A. 17. - 21. 21. 48. 40. . 49. 111.110. - - f', 1)4-r - - in - f - # 12() 7(11 24S 893 430 275 186 rd61 393 307 ISO 914 262 910 89 348 800 8 ;_dent 8, 8 I I 10. 11.651 15 62, 45, 137. 191. 146, 10(3. 149 f.70, 341. 122, 390. 329 335 . studies ; ' , 7 61 33 7s 39 91 72 37 10 18 42 85 29 04 61 38 48 66 (3.nr 1. 7. 2. 2. 7. 3. 2. ;w.11 14. 19. 50. 23. 56. 27. 27. 38. 42. 21. 3& _ of Per certain ' P.100 AM, in i):15 767 4US 287 22,5 125 743 13 915 435 846 335 084 401 803 465 368 613 . 6 9, 14. 14. 18, 74. 12, 40. 98, 40. tu. 2fr". 142. 121, 199, 112, 142, 198, 292, 218, j 10 15 :12 97 40 34 53 n 27 89 95 74 00 05 33 (lint ..... 5 fi 3. 2. 4.'79 9. 5. 2. Students tutal 11. 41. 54. 23. 22. 23. 29. az it - of Per - 10,)5 59. 59 h13 9.4 901 702 099 988 864 770 720 020 642 862 488 606 205 4 Sr g, 9, &tits 10, 16, 17, 79. 22. 39, 32, 88. 83j 153. 189, 112, 120,201 104, 3.-10 . . _ 10 51 69 St 33 40 21 05 31 . TABLE Cent .5. 3 3. tut.11 10. r 10. 34. 21. 45. 22. 27. of 173 ...... 1M/0 . r . . 150 D+4 411 5C0 S3'i 202 294 427 e 2 _ . Stu- 6, dents 11. 70, 21.Zz4 43, 92. 48, 20, 55, I 202,I96-1 I . ; ; _ - tl _ _ in _ _ history ______. _ stmdies _ _ _ students 1 . modern art in- . sanitation_ _ teaching democraCy _ _ Subject _ of history _ of and reporting and .. _ gecigraphy and history training history literature community number history economics y1 government Students nhools French German Geometry Spanish Greek Physic's Physical Physi Total Latin Algebra Trigonometry Astronomy Chemistry ZOOlOg Botany Biology Cleo! 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Students In 13. 13. 14. 10. 14. 11. 12 14 4 12 schools, Biology cent 3. 13 total r 6 3 0 2 1 8 f; 5 3 . . . o)r Ptr 1. er. 2. 3. 1. 5 2. I 11 high 1915 studies. Physi- ography %16 I 12 1 1 1 4 5 5 9 2 3 7. 39, 111 1. 1. 17. 10 12. 12. Students 13. 2g). 16. 21. 20. 20. public 1 1890-Continued science reporting General , cent 1" 1 0 6 s II 3 3 2 5 11 total ry 7. A. 5. 4. 9. 7. 9. 4. 8. 9 since 1.4 10. of Pcr schools Churn- 1910 , I 1 I I i I in.,;'.25 4 S 8 t 9 S 7 .) the 4 2 6 10. 6. 7. 4. 7. 5. 3. 3. 5. 5. 3. 7. 8. udents in schools St , Physics I ' 1 A 4 i; 3 .r) 3 8 3 3 studies cent ..... high 9 5 7 total 19. 15. 11. 12. 1 22.. 20. `Ia.!. 24. 22. students etry of Geom- P'r of 1 I 1905 1 2 2 1 1 2 4 ti 4 4 4 certain public 6 35. 34. 32. 3ii 2r,. 34. 33. '29. 31. 41. 55. 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Kansas Florid3 Indiana- Iowa_ Georgia Idaho Cokrado Delaware District California Alabama Arizona Arkansal *Connecticut - 1. , L, IL 1 17) )1'1U.thtr:741 P.1. 1 10.1 HDS 8'100 s "1 2 .) 7 4 7 3 1; . 6 7 e) II 11 ) AP . 9 - I E. 7. . .. 5. 1; 9. .: I. I 12.9 It). 11. 13. .¡ 21. 116 'III 411 ; 1 1 2 6 3 6 s 4) 4 . 4 6 f; : 10. lo. 15 21. 1: 10 11 1 -; 7 '2 2 4 1 3 q g 3 4 .2 1 7 . . I. S. 3. :a. I 9 : I 12. 12. 19. 19. I 1'). 1'1 10 '2'2 1 ! 1 1 4 5 S 4 6 4 ' I to . 5 1. 7. 3 3. s. 6. 11. 16. I 1.i 11 11°S..1 ' I I 1 1 7) 7 6 4 6 0 0 (.1 6 0 3 4 7 o; 9 4 7. 3. 6. 3. 4. A. 6. 9. is. 12. 13. Is. 10. 10. 1k1 . , . 1 i t , ) 1 1 4 2 2 .r 2 4 4 3 3 4 i r. 0 A 6 4 2 I. 1' . .41.4 1 1. 4. 1. 4. 5. 7. 3. 6. 4. 4. 9. 5. 6. 7. 4. 5. 9. 4 .i. fi r. : i i . 7 4 5 2 2 2 4 7 9 .1 3 0 0 6 4 0 9 Es _AL . . . . 1 1. 1. 4. 3. 4...... 7. S. 3. 9 .). :). :1 3. 9 IL' '2 11. 1 5 5 2 7 :3 7 .") -1 5 7 4 4 3 9 6 0 11 t I., P4. 3 19. 13. 16. N ill 1.,..r) 19. 1 13. 1.4 '22. '20. 21. P) 20. 21. 22. 30. 2.1. 1.1, 1d ; 1 ; I / 1 4 1 4 _ 4 7 4 .1 .; ) - 7 4 I, 9 *4 9 6 f; . . . . _ ...... 8 ) 1 1 _ 4 '' 4. 2. 3. t I . . ; , I ii: ' : t : I 71 N 7 5 3 - II r 7 6 5 la; : 3 9 ) 0 I. ). -) .4 N. 0. I :4 1 I I.', 1 1 1 M. 14. 19. 1:1, 13. Is. 1*. 21s.1. /.1 ,-). 7T).. 20. ' 1 : ; , ! t i I i 1 1 1 .1 .: 7 4 7 7 8 I) 5 S 5 5 0 9 j 4. 4. 7. 5. %., 7.. 3. 1.: i..s I )7 17 14. 13. 1r 1, 12. 15. 21. - I I i j i : ; i A , 1 r 't+ .t (-411 s o '; 7 .; 8 : 6 2 5 0 6 9 9 0 9 4 . 1,. - 1. 7 7 ?..k 3. 9. 6. 9. .. 12 1..4. 1%. 1., 14. 1.'). 14. 1."). 23 '23 '24. I , 1 i 1 7 44 1 0 9 1 _ 3 7 .... '2 .) '2 9 li 0 . . 1 1. 1. -, r :t , .. . 9 .) OP 3. *. 4. %Ls. c J:1. 11 10. 11. 11. 12. igh, 1 ' 1 5 ft .7. ., 9 ., 5 7 2 9 3 7 3 0 2 0 0 7 0 6 9 . I. .., ".. s _ 14. its 1 1 I I.: I N. 15. 16. 1 1.1. 1. 27. 12. 14. 17. 20. 27. 20. 36. 2n. . - , 4 t 1 1) 9 N 3 5 !;. 4 7 5 7 9 9 6 0 9 9 9 ',I . . . . 1 3. I. 1. 4. 4 2 7. a.. 7 :1. 4. 3, 5. r). :3. rt. 4. 3. Ill 12. r - V - - - .... - . - %, arr ... el. .44 V 111 ...... _ . . . . _ . . _ - _ . .. - . . - ' . . VIO .. 1 n a alialishlre. k Island Dakota Dakota f Carolina . Virginia... I Mexico.. york.... Jersa.y.. . isconsi Mobcap Nevada_ New New New Pennsylvania Rhode New Oregon North Noith Ohio Oklahoma Utah Washington West W Wyoming___ Vermont Tennessee South South Texas Virginia lav Fr 106 BIENNIAL SURVEY OF EDUCATION, 1926-1928

TOLE62. N Number of public highschool - Num- Enrollment in these schools English berof high State schools Schools; report- TrTtJ I Bo G irls I report- Boys ing Girls . studie,A ing

1 2 3 4 b 1 7 , 8

Continental Unit ed . .. 11 72; 1, 390, 457 1,506, 1732, s96, rao 14, 7251,2S7, S27 _ 1, 44:16,80S

A lahltna.. . Is9 16, 590 -31,2°5 1s9 13, t-15 16,1121 Arizona. 46 :a4 5. 743 11, 277 46 r),013 5.410 1rtinsts 235 11. 711 12, (49 24. 60 231 10, 36.1 12,12 11. C:11 iforn 3.s.5 112.1/91 9e, 757 , '1s9, 74s 52, S65 54.V.

Colorado... 169 I:), 4:10 17,49S ! 32. 94S 169f 13, 486 15,376

Oinnecticut S 17, 995 IS, 560 3 Pi, 664 v.) 16, 964 1,64 Delaware . . .. . 20 2. (2,3 2. 707 4, (.e./0 2, N9 2,543

District of Colunahi3_ 1 t; t;, 406 7, 430i 13, s36 16 ri, 5s6 7,26

Florida_...... _ _ 1:')3 Lois 16, 69s 30 ,'216 lrb3 13, 14-1 15,210: Georgia 22ti 1:'427 17, 109 i 30, 53fy 226 12,907 lft, ZS]

Idnho _ . _ 140 s, SW) 9, 992 ls, s72 140 8, 232 9,296 . Ko1 96, 457 97, S!io 194, 347 501 S6, C16 88,37 Indiana. 617 49, 577 M, 945 101, 522 617 4:*), 997 48,421

Iowa_ _ 701 37, 539 43,S09 S1, '34% 701 31, 294 ! 40,f131

Kansas_ . _ 574 33, 43S 37, 351 70, 7S9 f)74 27, 74;) 31, t56

Kent ucky 401 19. 029 34, 214 401 14, 235 1S, 056 Louisiana. 209 16, 111 057 2tr9 12, 4Y2 roue

Maine . . . 16S 10, 317 19, 694 1fIS S,970 9,04 Maryland. . 13.s 14, trls '27,882 13S 12, 904 14,94S NIassachusett s 2:4+3 60, 514 HS, 612 23 57,52S r16.61

Tyrol; FIT1,6 Michigan.._.. 5x, 434 r4. 825 123, 2.9 53, 946 fk, 991 M innesota.... 473 35, 159 41, 4S0 79, 6.39 473 2:1, 3.st 44,5:3 ississippL. 260 s, S4S 10, SS7 19, 735 260 7 744 9;139 38,S12: M issouri . . 67; 3s, 759 43. 310 S2, 069 675 34, 669 . Montana... 1:$ 7, 075 9, Sells 17, $43 15s ii542 9,359.

Nebraska.. 329 21, 975 2,5, 677 47, 6)2, 429 1, ZVI 21,213

Nevada . .. . . `22 91 6 94.04 1, 914 22 777 7%

New I I ampsh ire H2 6, 390 , 97' 13, 368 112 5,691 6,144 ' New Jersey . _ 17 2 44'1, 9,s4 45, 37) 91, 3/12 172 4-3, 632 43, Ris New Mexiro. . _ 7 3, 613 4, 000 7,613 h 3,323 3,737

New York.... _ 71 2 193, 501 169,969 363, 470 712 166,6S9 1M,040. North Carolina 471 21, 1 r)r, 31,6 29 rl.r),7S4 471 23, 437 30.821 North Dakota. 3 24 6, 948 10. 100 17, 04S 324 6,728 9,60S Ohio. _ 824 Kr), 61 1 91, 109 176, 72o 524 80, 826 ge2 '7,033 Oklahoma. _. 417 22, 812 49, S45 417 19, 81 24,037

_ Oregon, 196 15, fkR4 17, 619 11, 503 196 15, 660 17,4 1 Pennsylvania. . 864 102,491 111, 517 214, 30S 564 101, SW) 14 I Rhode.Island. 1S ,27 1 6, 528 12, 799 IS 5, 545 6,244 South Carolina 121 6, 590 7, 7S7 14, 377 121 6,411 7,570 South Dakota__ 252 9, 217 12, 162 21, 399 252 9, 061 11,912 re.

Tennessee_ .. DiF1 13, 335 17, 274 30, 809 2'01 17744 16,474

Texas _ _ 463 40,S66 47, 954 Kit, S20 463 38,484 45,380 5.1 Utah . . . .. 7,463 7, 806 15, 269 7,406 7,7SS Vermont_ . 2, 6a1 3, 064 5,667 69 2, 603 3,064 Virginia__ 265 16,900 22, 634 39, 504 265 18,366 21,712

Wash ington.. _ . 2112 ,412 31, 421 59, Ma 262 V, 238 'M. S56 AlitVirginia.. 202 12, 594 15, 095 21*, MO 202 12,296 14,42

Wisem. sin.... _ . 360 35, 749 40, 869 716, 61g 360 34, 308 38,912 yoMing 69 3,521 4, 226 7,74 7 69 3,376 3,961 rowa-wwWwww alma ¡eft Outlying porft. of the E'niiid Stain - Alaska 1g0 1, 408 1, 437 2, M5 11 265 110 216 Canal Zone. _ 44 1, 126 1, 222 2, 348 2 192 Guam. 16 181 127 308 1 40

Hawaii. . . . 314 14, 192 10, 784 24, 976 17 2, I139 2,aM

Philippine Islands...... 244 33, 312 17, 177 ;10, 489 It17 7,3e3 4. SO PortoRico.. . .. 278 237 7, 727 15,964 14 1, 604 1, Me 1$ Virgin Islands...,. . .11. 14 57- 58 115 . 2 18 pUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS 107 pupilmpursuing certain studies in1.927 2"?

011111MM.

Latin French MO Spanish

rtinols Schools Schools State r rrport Boys , Girls report- Boys Girls report- Boys Girls ing ing ing

-.rm.

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 iS

la :0 Zs6, s96 3r0o,056 h, Z36 175. ''Os 2:10. 304 2.6931 133. 660 139. 901 4.

I.9S4j 2. 696 7S 71.49 1, 92s 26 942 I 1, 221 Ala. CIS') .re0 ssr) 3 45 I 2. 112 2, 109 Ariz. -44 1. 991 3. 113 w4e, 5.1.; 1. Of"..n 21 1 559 847 Ark. 9. 210 11. 032 202 5, Oqs 9. 016 352 ; 21,023 25, 007 Calif. 3. 2:.7 4. 587 23 31Z) SaS 128 3, 366 3, S95 Colo.

s7 S.1R1 i 4, 1S5 82 4. 7S7 5. 98-1 16 792 f32 Conn. Is 634 774 Is 464 724 1 94 RO Del. 11 1. 540 1. 662 14 1, 468 1. S63 9 1,174 1, 27S D. C. 125 '2. 89 4. 500 29 374 71.:3 77 1, 5v1 2,18 1 Fla. 203 3,675 6, 274 122 1. 952 3, 199 43 1, 666 1,406 Ga. re" 91 1. 244 1. 931 I 341 591 46 632 810 Idaho. 774 1!).735 23, 471 22,3 6, 233 10. 619 84 7, 457 7. 212 579 14. 2a3 7l S 83 2, rb61 3. 754 32 1, 596 2, 106 Ind. 400 7.qq,. 8. 491 61 89S 1.61S 24 633 630 lowa. r, - 387 4. 274 7, 20Z) 1I 560 1, 10S 139 1,807 2, 5,55 Kans.

24)3 29e) r739 6. 901 97 1, 437 2. 8 117 152 v. 116 2. GM 2, 157 s"; 1, 229 1. s89 23 1, 339 1, 252 La. 1191 2.0s9 2123 158 3. 419 4. 0s7 122 164 Me. 93 3. 395 4, Sir) 94 4. 301 a.73t; 3 19 488 Md. 278 13, 791 10, 793 266 21; 510 22, t 65 3,905 5, 105 Mass.

461 12. 5Chi 16.'191 1 80 4, 747 7. R29 42 1, 703 1,666 Mich. -45 "'2712 .r)591 9, 170 1 29 1, 3, 9s 15 781 859 Minn. 1S4 2. MI 3. 122 .17:1 7N1 18 2S5 351 Miss. 220 4. S73 6. 715 76 I.14S 2, 640 56 0S9 2.916 Mo. 111 1. 362 2, 516 29 266 597 32 438 543 Mont.

rtinf) 39S 6, 762 8, 906 39 955 46 1,049 1,147 Nehr. 13 80 102 1 0 16 240 241 Nev. 1. 429 1, S96 4 2. 196 3. 202 4 23 35 N. H. i172 11,616 9, R57 144709 10, 549 77 ';, 075 5, 550 N. J. I 261 424 o 0 0 68 1, 875 1, PIS N. Mex.

64,5 40.677 40, 767 625 51, 222 r)4e 819 135 29, 7S2 11.1. 168 N. Y. 266 '4. 735 7, 7(13 360 4, 6s3 7. 926 17 720 670 N. C. 145 1. 150 2, 189 3 7 30.1 571 8 4 5 66 N. Dak. 7.52 18, 606 2'3, 988 341 7, 321 11. 046 106 4,715 4, 949 Ohio. 14S 2, 750 3. 952 7.3 230 649 159 3, 066 3. 995 Okla. sm.

151 3, 241 4. 546 61 P72 1. 962 59 2. 258 2, 512 Oreg. MI 31, 901 36, 954 476 16. 773 In.132 115 5, 824 ft,840 Pa, 15 1, 487 1, 169 17 1, rag 1, MC 7 271 281 R.I. 109 1, 962 3, 047 104 1, 41'2 2, 1S0 2 97 10 S. C., ,fl 182 2, 018 3, 454 42 786 17 140 216 8. Dak.

211 3.509 5. 300 1Rt. 1. 319 2,450 22 674 79S Tenn. 204 5. 3S3 7, 433 435 1, 070 315 11, 896 14, 700 lei. 11 349 344 11 232 4 65 13 619 604 Utah. 51 524 814 46 669 899 3 49 47 Vt. 230 4, 844 g, 158 168 1, 719 3, 775 25 1, 129 1. 582 Va.

1 75 4. 127 5.414 120 2, 097 4, 168 98 3, 505 4,007 Wash. 120 1, 878 2. 623 S4 956 1, 730 17, 605 610 W. Va. 195 4. 860 6,663 72 1,3 23 2. 467 16 640 775 Wis. 38 651 963 16 109 no 31 531 675 Wyo. 111111111MMINONip

. 9 42 2 30 .41 6 43 50 Alaska. 2 23 49 1 15 25 2 163 223 C.Z...... MP- IWO 1 40 33 Guam. 10 219 215 4 168 250 2 44 50 Hawaii. 1 14 24 5 4 a 205 88 P. I. 1 1 4 7 90 85 12 1,106 1,857 P. R. If oe V. I. 108 BIENNIAL SURVEY OF EDUCATION, 1926-1928

TABLE 62. N umber of public high schoolpupils

1 German General mathematics Advanced arithmetic -r- State Schools Schools:' Schools'

report-..Boys Girls jreport-Boys Girlsreport-Boys Girls ing ing ing

1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 11

Continental United States. 69g 30, 116 23, 134 1, 991j79, 608 78, 647 2, 770 33, 9,e15 36,014

Alabama 1 0 7 63 2. 337 2, Z2 4I 944 1,0* Arizona 6 117 12 3 72 51 Arkansas 1 6 10 46 1, 122 765 65 538 541 California 44 1, 143 992 82 3, 547 2, 933 20 592 363 Colorado 3 32 67 IS 564 442 8 97 94

Connecticut 15 541 334 25 1, 184 971 1 1 0 20 Delaware 4, 5() 56 District of Columbia 4 76 1 199 270 2 ..1 1 303 Florida 1 112 145 40 3, W24 4,137 20 1, 311 1,407 Georgia 3 41 14 504 1, 815 2, 776 121 1, 747 Z132

Idaho 16 451 417 11 M 33 Illinois 41 2, 569 1, Vi8 96 3, 118 3, 257 42 411 345 Indiana 16 456 460 68 2, 276 2, 068 "t6 1, 7S4 I, Ms Iowa 7 132 112 89 J Z 21s 2, 500 223 1, 7s7 Z381 Kansas _ 11 107 27 65 1, 599 1, 659 `iS 600 664

Kentucky 48 765 974 132 963 1,324 Louisiana 27 1, 191 1, 561 23 245 281 Maine..___d 2 19 20 48 1, 270 1, 261 16 184 160 Maryland 3 ISO 152 22 515 425 13 06 371 Massachusetts...... 61 3, 052 1, 068 67 3, 233 2, 489 15 437 436

M ichigan..... 25 993 983 84 6, 170 6, 035 30 610 445 M innesota 45 0529 1, 065 48 6, 192 5, 301 1:1 299 327 Mississippi 1 8 0 52 1, 106 1, 389 107 658 736 1%1 Ltsouri 19 5;1 467 67 2, 221 1, 815 2K3 2023 1,925 Montana 1 16 23 8 185 213 3 17 16

Nebraska a 116 120 67 1, 262 1, 456 95 662 755 Nevada 1 20 6 1 20 24 5 New Hampshire... - 4 142 1i 10 267 125 115 64 New Jersey ...... _ 38 1, 953 I, 236 24 2, 609 2,067 33 352 823 New Mexico 6 76 84 8 44 47 I. New York 97 A, OM 5, M7 31 2, 392 1, 66r) 6 1, 641 za. North Carolina 1 15 3 .r) 1, 481 1, SW 282 4, 722 5,600 681 North Dakota ab Al. a a, ar. 12 611 119 24 190 257 92 455 Ohio 37 2, 018 1, 944 101 5, 224 4, 986 99 1, 'I75 1,414 Oklahoma 47 1, 409 1, 487 125 941 982

Oregon a 2 20k 20 20 320 295 45 284 226 Pennsylvania 93 3, 772 2, 901 113 4, 740- 5, 720 79 I, 957 1,F26 Rhode Island_. 4 195 120 6 230 165 South Carolina 28 840 I, amass 62 1, 077 1,100 South Dakota 14 184 189 28 334 502 15 109 7i

Tentressee 2 11 14 29 846 ,1, 008 59 444 ST1 Texas 8 121 137 SS 868 4, 494 163 1, 684 1,716 Utah 4 83 50 io 883 7M 2 oo 76 Vermont 101 123 11 75 .73 1, 644 Virginia _ ...... _ 1 51I- 42 33 975 1, 149 81 1, 291

Washington 24 533 512 24 973 824 17 96 83 Wmt Virginia ns 1, 534 1, 574 45 248 312 Wisconsin 47 1, 812 2, 159 27 1, 333 1, 312 Is 265 Wyoming 1 5 0 7 162 149 2 8 24 Outlying parts of Me United s. States Alaska 1 35 30 8 roe" Canal Zone 110 Guam Hawaii 10 444 384 38 Philippine Islands 1 186 74 1, 182 Porto Rico 34 19 Virgin Islands PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS 109

v. pursuingcertain studies in 1927-28... Continued

41. Firstwar algebra Advanced algebra Plane geometry

State . ; , Schools Schools Schools report- Boys Girls report- Boys 0 irls re i)ort- Boys Girls ing ing ing

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 -

13. SO1 I 405, 747 377, S40 8, 300 131, 984 1 44,n5 '2 12, 212 206, 1G1 240, 777

175 43. 7*9 4.372 (.;7 I.325 1, 179 1(4 2. 854 '2, 959 Ala. 4.5 .629 1, 447 21 370 175 44 1. OnA 990 2ori Ariz. ''27 I, 822 3. s2.3 159 1. 540 1, 629 2, 482 2. 805 Ark. 362 21, 113 17, i443 244 5. 879 2, 591 300 14, 859 1 I, 748 Calif. 157 4, 676 4, fa) 76 1, 277 719 149 3, 219 3, Z34 Colo.

79 4, 726 4. 144 .1 58 1, 810 1, 04 1 70 2, 740 1, 675 Conn. 20 601 591 16 134 150 15 331 318 Del. 16 2, 030 1, KG3 5 302 152 6 1, 073 787 D. C. 145 3. Ss4 4, 218 118 1, 964 2, 4,35 103 1, 503 1, 693 Fla. 213 4, 399. 5, 437 198 3, 518 3, 567 202 2, 667 2, 673 Ga.

135 2:ns 3, 051 52 406 232 133 2, 221 2, 467 Idaho. 789 31, 910 25, 017 441 5. 992 3, 431 681 21, 373 17, 404 111. 5:46 14, 583 14. 041 359 3, 709 3, 090 567 9, 633 1 8, &34 1nd. Gsl 11, 12. 033 377 3, 381 Z 987 652 8. 616 9, 508 Iowa. 545 9, 370 10, 107 185 1, 539 913 520 6, 587 i 7, 178 Kans.

3015 5. 38? 7, 197 2S5 2, 077 i 2, 553 307 2, 845 3, 658 Ky. 192 3, Or 4. 339 1541 1, 328 1, 835 180 2, 490 1 3, 068 La. 157 2, 401 2, 3U1 118 1. 118 993 1, 585 , 1, 210 Me. 130 4. rur)9 4,5Z) 92 2, 494' 1, 971 +404 2, 872 2, 406 Md. 254 13, 788 9, 029 154 5, 338 2, 946 196 13, 917 6, 453 Mass. r.24 16, 321 15. 825 237 3, 349 2, 31S 490 11. 051 10, 929 Mich. 404 7, 68 S, i(34 14 9 I,r1.50 ',f.) 381 5, 870 6, 844 Minn. 2,17 2. 785 3, 3s3 195 1, 584 1, 91S 218 1, 907 1; 368 Miss. 610 10, 8421 11, 173 360 3, 041 2, 445 604 7, 415 6, 987 Mo. 15-1 2, 770 2. 960 54 489 312 147 1, 824 1, 939 Mont.

407 6, 238 6, 588 24+4 2, 333 2, 122 389 4,774 5, 270 Nebr. 11 26S 268 10 :w3 44 19 161 155 Nev. 80 2. 141 15-46 72 774 31S 66 1, 238 719 N. 11. 160 12, 695 h, 826 125 I.767 :3, 11'2. 135 8, 178 5, 406 N. J. 73 1, 272 1, 223 38 275 190 61 804 881 N. Mex. 679 56, 295 40, 083 419 17,457 8, 985 620 37, 030 27, 299 N. Y. 4.1s 8, 405 10, 453 413 5, 679 7, 862 387' 3, 709 5, 083 N. C. 270 2, 330 3, 139 `12 301 287 171 1, 301 1, 608 N. Dak. 748 23,842 21, 713 354 b,2s5 3, 563 569 13, 722 10, 735 Ohio. 404 6, 9f4 7, 725 148 1, 304 1, 226 396 5, 167 5, 711 Okla.

181 7. 212 5, 9-18 610 418 166 3, 978 3, 493 Oreg. 810 31, 23.4 27, 957 620 13, 192 10, 708 702 1 7, 802; 14, 8.46 Pa. 18 2,497 1, 118 13 865 508 14 1, 594 689 R. 1, 115 2. 2:04 2, 425 113 1, 712 2, 228 109 1, 181 1, 624 8. C. 243 3, 099 3, 748 89 656 538 243 2, 438 3, 3898. Dak.

283 4, 794 5, 728 264 2, 920 3, 396 188 2, 624 3, 416 Tenn. 445 12, 871 14, 393 416 9, 241 10, 306 405 9, 217 10, 715 Tex. 49 1, 660 1, 739 13 409 74 39 1, 465 1, 461 Utah. as 785 801 30 208 151 51 418 418 Vt. 235 5, 595 6, 706 232 2, 906 3, 883 202 2, 990 3, 517 Va. o 248 S. 924 8,537 )12 1, 725 720 220 0, 277 5, 445 Wash. 157 3, 013 3, 181 48 702 54 1 113 2, 044 1, 832 W. Va. 343 11, 068 10, 384 129 1, 773 922 305 7, 303 7, 309 Wis. 64 1, 126 1, 150 22 236 103 as 666 . 681 Wyo.

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10 93 s 123 8 34 7 12 75 76 Alaska. 2 89 54 1 36 2 2 73 55 C. Z. 1 12 9 1 12 11 Guam. 14 697 569 8 189 73 12 515 360 Hawaii. 14 2, 280 1, 092 12 1, 314 BM 13 1, 657 692 P. I. 14 390 380 1n 42 12 251. 208 P. R. 1 3 4 1 a i 3 1 4 V. I. 11,

. 110 BIENNIAL SURVEY OF EDUCATION, 1926-1928, 9

TABLE 62. Number of public high schoolpupa.

INN Solid geometry Trigonometry Physics

State Schools Schools Schools report-Boys Girls report- Boys Girls-upon-Boys Girls 19- zt. ing ing ing

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11

mo. 1m.-a..ammo .. ow Continental United States 4, 138 45, t13021, 098 1, 984 28, 405 8, 450 7, 346130, 209 68,193

Alabama 86 .):13 48 2 11 0i7 10 2 1, 312 1,114 rr Arizona_ . _ 17 193 4 65 .2s 413 567 86 Arkansas. _ 56 391 300 24; 251 15,1 49 378 California 151 1, 64 6 3$4 193 2, 41s 545 ZsO 5,63A 1,623 Colorado 53 643 247 24 11 112 102 1, 60;2 908

Connecticut 46 706 90 39 644 59 52 1, 608 439 Delaware 14 148 117 5 55 26 5 197 79 District of Columbia 5 '217 3$ I) 275 54 6 583 169 Florida 53 294 234 46 297 133 5i) 664; 298 Georgia 112 899 722 8 1'25 30 102 1, 375 540 r Idaho 28 229 75 27 1 1, 015 667 Illinois 273 4, 006 1, 47 2 56 1, 43s 233 524 10, 568 4,397 Indiana 236 2, 02g 1, 1s7 38 429 145 37 2 4, 2,474 , Iowa 119 1, 330 5S6 19 310 139 .536 5, 3. 5, 92.5 Kansas 122 1, 081 511 19 209 52. 381 31 690 2, 4%

Kentuck y . 59 494 301 13 727 60 128 1, 4f.0 1,107 r Louisiana!" ...... 11 172 119 5 16 49 746 4618 M aine... . 60 441 137 35 326 93 78 937 396 Maryland_ 2S 461 156 40 686 2s2 54 Tbz,i3 1,178 Massachusetts_. _. . 122 2, 138 A 313 109 1, 090 117 156 7, 303 2, 2.2

Michigan.. 173 1, KiS 687 320 298 5, 313 2, 649 M innasota . i. 132 1, Os l 55 2 12 25 2.-3 3, 630 1, 546 M ississippi..._ 96 498 49s 12 24 53 464 382 M issouri. _ _ 77 974 409 73 319 190 42, 771 1,290 Montana__ _ 30 265 132 19 S2 873 532

Nebraska . 141 737 500 11 113 262 2., 7 1S 1,768 Nevada__ . 0 Sti 4 21 13 luS 56

New lIkmpshire 33 297 91 54 438 g73 498 ,

New Jersey.. ._ . 11:1 1, 61s 335 110 1,521 11P4 4 2, Oft1 New NIexicu . 10 7s 37 3 19 29 248 153

New York. .. . 201 2,705 Fo1 191 4, 721 1,031 493 16, 305 5,602 North Carolina. _ 20 199 176 3 ,43 4 17 1 1, 417 1,507 i North Dakota_ . _ 17 113 61 4'46 23 4 4 451 294 Ohio 2Sd 3, 743 1, 915 51 945 216 467 8, 660 3, 739 441 Ok lahouia ._ _ 44 5 24;7 12 146 63 83 1, 216 .847

I Oregon...... _ .- 42 392 I GA 23 592 87 os 1, 570 Y)5 Pennsyl vanla _ 475 5, rp15 3, 366 V16 4, 460 1, 940 51 2 11, '3'%I.2 6, 306 Rhode Island _ 9 (223 21 w 7 171 11 10 673 382 South Carolina._ . . .. 44 263 354 38 3r1,r) 279 South Dakota__ _ ...... _ _ _ 58 397 206 7 59 19 127 1, 078 842

Tennessee 87 7S0 665 20 205 121 69 990 822 Texas 187 2, an j1,355 95 1, 482 860 21 5 2, Ki6 2,047 Utah 6 262 ?2 10 162 28 25 677 235 Vermont_ _ . _ _ . 13 69 8 11 73 20 26 271 124 Virginia 68 543 340 25 342 167 28 622 299

Washington 75 1, 025 302 30 373 83 165 3, 327 1,901 West Virginia_._ 27 266 106 9 142 15 43 5g0 302 W isconsin _ _ _.. 66 898 293 39 T16.5 169 303 4, 437 3, 402 Wyoming...... 13 151 77 5 15 25 31 144 ...-1,111111 Outlying parts of the United States

Alaska 3 20 2 4 13 1 7 40 9 Canal Zone 1 245 5 1 27 2 2 26 14 Guam 1 1 2 1 4 1 1 5 2 Hawaii ... . 8 37 6 7 48 9 7 139 9 Philippine Islands. 14 7 9 1 7 12 1, 119 301 Porto Rico__. . 4 41V 12 2 20 4 8 MO i 46 Virgin Islands___ . PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS 111 pursuingcertain studies in /9R7-28.----r-Continued

Chemistry General science Physical geograPhy

Schools Schools Schools State report- Boys Girls report- Boys GIrLs report- Boys irLs ing ing ing

11 , 12 13 14 I 15 16 1 7 18 19 20

4, 7s3 11S, 641 86, 053 9, 84 5 256, SA4 250, 1 72 2, 735 37,218 39,541 -- 130 1, 766 1, 781 OS 3, 034 3, 229 21 366 4 27 Ala. 34 510 390 29 779 627 4 69 26 Ariz, 40 651 520 165 2, 54 7 2, 689 45 380 4 22 Ark. 269 9, 696 .8, 002 294 13, 512 10. 933 12 847 637 Calif. E4 1, 711 1, '776 113 2, 165 2, 1 51 9 -145 200 Colo.

54 1, 568 1, 029 78 3, 4 72 3, 696, 2 34 22 Conn. 13 159 121 19 755 801 1 14 16 Del. 6 729 527 10 1, 078 1, 1 50 2 824 376 D. C. 709 549 125 3, 050 3, 069 9 410 429 Fla. 78 1, 309 1, 298 179 3, 010 3, 623 11 1 240 Ga.

927 884 113 1, 929 1. 808 19 293 251 I dahoi 228 7, 669 4, 096 566 22, 574 19, 980 239 3, 700 3, 791 85 2, 531 1, 895 115 2, 1 84 2, 275 177 2, 062 1, 896 Ind. 1, 283 821 562 8, 048 7, 855, 106 1,162 1, 410 Iowa. 65 1, 404 1, 356 407 5, 569 4, 815 157 1,-361 1,263 Kans.

4S 927 892 221 3, 326 3, 870 103 1, 163 1, 413 Ky. 148 1, 567 2, 144 179 3, 476 4, 236 10 .gs 88 La. 1, 148 824 124 1, 755 1, 571 214 215 Me. 58 1, 619 1, 097 112 2,1384 3, 1 50 2 14 23 Md. 156 3, 870 4, 513 225 11, 216 9, 660 12 408 433 Mass.

267 7, 230 5, 653 220 6, 329 6, 008 1,173 1, 100 M ich. 249 3, 466 2, 715 399 sm 8, 431 10, 431 28 4 73 525 Minn. 33 331 312 172 1, 914 2, 200 37 219 271 M iss. 68 1, 914 1, 270 443 7, 740 7, 525 96 1, 102 1, 112 Mo.. 45 607 46,5 117 1, 496 1, 700 19 . 5 22 Ml Mont. 65 995 561 277 3, 877 4, 048 36 352 384 Nebr./ 65 .75 15 192 1 72 1 20 10 Nev. 42 704 450 36 r, 333 1, 526 8 1 56 25 N. IL 1 18 4, 339 2, 333 1 a5 9, 376 8, 827 I 13 1, 091 1,031 N. J. 21 311 342 59 692. 688 7 48 47 N. Mei.

303 1s, 044 . 8, 881 1 24 12, 300 10, 904i 1 57 2, 898 3, 641 N. Y. 1,02) 1, 091 420 7, 187 7, 798 204 1, 766 2, 223 N. C. 51 M3 575 132 1, 278 1, 621 I 73 485 664 N. Dak. 21.4 7, 766 3, 141 635 21, 577 19, 769 1 137 3, 202 3, 187 Ohio. 29 894 623 259 4. 360 4, 062 188 1, 814 1, 933 Okla.

39 1, 425 617 1 55 3, 898 3, 081 41 314 251 Oreg. 456 11, 354 7, 843 763 30, 093 31, 228* 43 1, 339 1, 440 Pa. 14 684 451 16 1, 807 2, 008 1 2 go 78 R. I. 35 605 453 90 1, 467 1, 604 57 598 604 S. C. 53 679 652 193 2, 164 2, 498 52 370 433 S. Dak.

to 98 1, 205 1, 380 1 54 2, 761 2, 707 70 628 643 Temi. 134 2, 738 2, 434 291 5, 441 5, 1 11 198 2, 255 2, 359 Tex. 23 635 529 21 777 632 Utah. 28 295 200 36 468 2415 .10 77 69 Vt. 135 1, 803 Z 064 207 4, 248 4, 901 15 865 1, 117 Va,

log 2, 785 2, 541 198 5, 857 4, 948 43 617 574 Wash. 110 1, 353 1, 279 164 3, 216 3, 372i 78 904 965 W. Va. s3 2, 875 2, 414 326 9, 633 8, 778 ao 532 681 wa 16 218 194 4 5 595 620 11 80 85 Wyo.

Aar,

3 30 26 8 65 67 1 5 2 Alaska. 1 15 10 2 80 68 C. Z. 1 3 1 .0 o 11 9 Or ow MP Or-MI Mo...... Guam. 7 235 158 16 884 008 Hawaii. 11 1, 411 985 ti *Ng 415 P. I. 8 160 149 10 353 281 7 170 P. R. 1 3 4 V. I. . !! 70793°-2.

1' 112. BIENNIAL SURVEY OF EDUCATION, 1926-1928

TABLE 62.Number of public high*schoolpupal

Biology Botany Zoology

State Schools Schools Schools report-Boys Girlsreport-Boys Girlsreport- i Boys Oirb ..06. mg ing ing

1 2 4 5 7 8 11

t 'owinent I.' iiit(Al

s. 7. 686 183, 151210, 240 1, 182 20, 219VI, sn 542 12, 0S4 10, C031

Alnhnma 113 i 2, UV 2. 481 3 28 18 A ri7ona 30 . fo99 905 6 27 tpt; 2 17 15 A . rkruiFa.s l00 1, 629 1, 88.3 6 92 tr3 bl SO Califcrri . . 252 8. 558 11,001 22 521 1, 'A 7 loi 174 203 ('01ora,lo._ . S7 1, 458 2, 311 10 78 115 7 68 Connect kilt.... 60 Z 224 2, 826 2 33 20 Delaware_- . . 20 432 578 District cf(\AwnI 6 443 989 FlOriola 84 1. 450 1, 703 11 207 257 11 154 143 6vorgia_ . 158 2, 6a5 3, 165 7 54 3 37 19

Idaho. _. . 80 1, 209 1, 492 7 98 149 4 112 101 . Illinois__ _ ...... 313 5, 291 5. 303 243 4. 380 5, Q14 234 4, 654 3. 4X Indiana_ 384 6, 725 7, 057 158 2, 625 3, 60 6 232 108

. _ _ _ Iowa. 299 3, 726 3, 820 25 217 739 5 142 11S! Kansw.._ 220 3, 032 4, 485 30 267 486 1 5 6

Kentucky_ _. 182 1, 674 2, 243 21 240 479 5 64 Louisiana_ _ 151 2, 287 2, 987 1 7 ti M nine___ _ .. 62 836 554 14 16 111 Maryland Ni . 2, 097 3. 056 1 10 8 2 164 14 MasstichuÑiL. 136 3, 922 5, 732 15 440 963 5 120 171 p.

Michigan_ 278 6, 355 7. 321 148 2, 376 2, 618 97 1, 716 1,574 M innesota _ _. 2S0 6, 021 7, 792 10 352 526 4 90 06 M issLs.i ppi__. 119 1, 013 1, 195 7 81 139 2 12 7

M issouri . . 101 1, 017 2, 148 12 454 851 8 482 CS Montana _. 64 977 1, 135 1 17 1 17

Nebraska_ . 145 l, 552 2, 017 102 851 1.1,141 2 9s __ Nevada_ _ 61 45 New I lamitshire 28 390 402 6 244 132 4 200 1/i New Jersey.. 127 5, ir13 5, 424 4 158 125 157 New Mexico_ . . . . 19 944 322 3 17 17

New York . . 614 46 66351, 349 9 8r)8 1, 271 6 365 094 North Carolina 379 5, 444 fl,472 2 16 32 North Dakota. fib 659 1, 079 23 145 20.5 o 60 44 Ohio 535 11, 851 13. 267 26 790r 897 8 343 243 Oklahoma 95 1, 597 1, 894 42 408 595 30 368 333

Oregon. 99 1, 993 Z 608 38 312 4M 2 31 33 Pennsylvania. 672 15, 208 15, 032 47 1, 595 759 30 1,082 787 Rhode Island. . 7 335 218 2 119 76 South Carolina _ 67 954 1, 058 1 4 6 South Dakota _ 87 925 1, 334 11 96 76 1 10

Tennessee 141 2, 115 2, 401 1 16 16 2 31 37 Texm 182 3, 223 3. 753 11 182 474 131 73 Utah 36 1, 418 1, 352 11 250 313 8 318 ra Vermont 15 213 173 1 3 4 1 1 3 Virginia_ 185 3, 585 4, 961 1 93 77

Washington. 139 Z 438 1,411 58 1, 246 1, 987 16 513 417 West Virginia 138 Z 679 3, 096 7 74 68 1 3 3I, Wisconsin 205 4, 792 4, 870 14 122 126 3 27 X 1 Wyoming 32 342 1450 4i 20 23 .... reme 41. ===121:21 , Outlying parts of the United States Alaska 7 81 45 ...... Canal Zone Guam 1 '4'13. 11 Hawaii 13 588 525 .....1141. A 766 Philippine Islands 13 1, 290 ...... 11 Port Rico 12 218 254 3 49 62 3 44 Virgin Islands 1 3 4 o sir

liwormvommiliM1114 PUBLIC HIGHBeHOOLS 113 pursuingcertain studies in 1 927-28.Continued

Physiolog y I Geology Hygiene and sanitation

State Schools Schools Schools report- Boys GirLs report- Boys Girls report- Boys Girls ing ing ing

11 le 1$ 14 16 Is 17 18 19 29

Z500 33,768 43, es2 I 88 1, 448 1, 100 1, 542 103, 762 i123, 323

32 39S 605 123 1, 799 2,S21 Ala. 3 40 36 1 24 o 1 36 39 Ariz. 4S 312 449 21 608 656 Ark. 44 1, 510 2, 880 4 61 153 81 II, 270 14, 954 Calif. 13 207 369 10 201 172 7 230 353 Colo.

3 100 145I 2 65t 70 59 363 374 Conn.

411. Del. .. .. 3 321 366 D. C. 33 1, 064 1, 327 .. . .- - 34 2, 161 1, 639 Fla. 17 . 119 239 16 31G 435 Ga.

3 34 18 3 44 42 5 106 441 Idaho. 236 5,32E1 5, 990 50 12 36 1, 495 2, 291 I11. 122 1,180 1, 298 2 28 15 73 1, 389 1, 632 Ind. 233 1, 932 2, 994 3 33 17 44 1, 746 , Z752 lowa. 319 2, 343 3, 100 t. 31 1, 147 19,745 Kans.

94 1, 075 1, 392 2 25 28 31 2A4 . 510 Ky. 5 51 38 10 761 177 La. 3 113 101 3 42 39 8 265 161 Me. .... 3 210 213 Md. 30 970 1, 624 3 6,5 52 54 4, 438 4, 851 Mass.

47 537 736 1 17 12 27 2, 114' 1, 945 M ich. 14 165 307 18 292 444 Minn. 24 162 215 43 384 496 Miss. 205 1,837 2, 429 1 7 o 180 3, 312I 3,777 Mo. 6 49 4 36 27 4 2 52 Mont.

141 703 1, 717 2 14 13 9 315 521 Nebr.

2 13 24 , a OD 5 14S 173 Nev. 6 14 158 1 10 10 15 364 535 N. H. 11 1, 110 772 4 38 3, 325 4, 932 N. J. 40 392 401 7 109 89 N. Mex.

o 11 1,257 684 .. 48 30, 469 I 35, 067 N. Y. 6 6.s 73 A 10 171 230 N. C. 29 160 267 5 21 53 N. Dak. . 52 1, 333 1, 621 6 169 132 149 5, 069 6, 896 Ohio. 131 1, 069 1, 220 3 152 79 21 625 597 Okla.

41 358 498 3 54 60Oreg. 40 2, 357 2, 658 4 143 23 213 22,464 24, 681 Pa. 2 158 9 1 152 161 R. I. 2 48 , 84 1 20 35 10 202 302S. C. 35 114 472 2 8 18 8 20 93S. Dak

22 170 21 1 2 a 12 5 93 113 Tenn. 219 2, 449 3, 379 a 14 9 42 542 709Tex. 25 WS 960 3 00 22 13 2, 570 2, 523 Utah. 4 45 47 4 45 Vt.

3 77 43 6," 01. ol ' 1.41DI Ob - 8 365' 328Va.

22 283 358 13 126 81 4 125 1 179 Wash. 7 54 79 2 23I 15' 45 935 1, 108 W. Va. 110 1, 442 1, 807 1 8 12 19 527 889Wis.

5 20 25 =o _..1..w. .. - M. MP . 11 0 MP 415, 41.CI 6 59 125 Wyo.

fr Alaska.

as. C. Z. Guam. 4 804 ---632Allawall. 1 8 11 1 25 X 2 11 43 P. I...... 8 51 49P. R. iro411 V. I. 114 BIENNIAL SURVEY QF EDUCATION,1926-1928

TABLE 62.Number of public highschoolpupas 4 _ _ Agriculture Agronomy Animal husbandry

State 4 Schools SchoolsI Schools report- Boys 041sreport-Boys Girlsreport- Boys Girls ing ing ing

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11

Continental United states 4, 678 79, 857 2Z 68Ft 50 868 40 74 1, 400

Alabama . 114 2, 451 472 . Arirona 14 324 . o Arkansw 60 1, 142 122 2 61 California. . 126 3, 932 677 73 2 8 86 Colorado. . 57 1, 069 122 1 11 0

Connect ¡cut._ . 12 132 O Delaware . . . 7 110 11 . .. Dist rict of Cohan . Florida_ 1, 112 S37 tieorgia 37 632 239 ..

Idaho_ _ _ 44 1,139 38 2 , 25 0 40 0 Illinois 210 .4, 370 241 Indiana 216 31622 77 i 114 O 11 2141 0 Iowa. . 500 5,186 4, 142. 8 74 15 3 32 _0 OPKansas_ _ 365 5, 247 2, 535 1 i 12 O 1 2 13 3

Kent tick y_ _ 132 2,130 878 Louisiana 2.5 711 10 Maine . 10 211 5 Maryland 29 580 1 otr, M assac h use t ts . 17 631 18 2 far 3 1 68 0

Michigan. . . _ 180 3,170 675 4 35 13 1 15 2 Minnesota 73 1, 121 139 1 24 O 2 45 gs MissKsippi.. . . 92 1, 935 46 Mi&sour i 410 5, 188 3, RM Montana 27 463 47

Nebraska j 209 Z 592 1,901 4 80 0 4 187 18 Nevada_. . . . 74 0 New I I ampshire 14 242 0 41 New Jersey. _ _ 19 487 7 New Mexico.. . 21 272 28 2 25 0

- New York. _._ no 1, 265 61 North Carolina. _ 76 2, 595 103 1 20 0 North Dakota...... 119 1, 036 1, 129 1 11 o 3 30 0 ,Ohio. _ _ _ _ 338 5, 361 1, 009 5 63 o 63 o Oklahoma 182 2, 572 1, 409 2 36 7

Oregon_ _ . -- 26 668 15 Pennsylvania. 114 2, 051 357 6 108 o 21 339 . 0 Rhode Island. _ 4 109 o A south Carolina_. - -1 54 1, 104 37 South Darota___ _ . 35 439 101

Tennessee 86 2, 380 41 Texas- ow ..... 141 2,408 816 Utah 28 1, 158 50 1 30 o Vermont 15 229 0 Virginia 68 1, 293 28 1 28 10

Washington _ 37 934 30 3 51 West Virginia__ 61 977 367 1 10 ...... Wisconsin___ . 122 2,594 398 1 10 24 o Wyoming 25 379 29 18 O

Sh. Outlying parts of the United States . Alaska Canal Zone ..... Ouam .. Hawaii 10 353 7 .. Philippine Islands_ O. o 2 30 0 1 18 11 Porto Rico 1 8 a I_ _:-. Virgin Islands a PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS. 115 pursuingcertain studies in 1917-28Continued

Borne economics Foods Clothing

State Schools Schools Schools report- BON'S Girls report- Boys Girls report- Boys iris 4 ing ing ing

mw.P.Imr-

II 12 13 14 15 Is 1 7 18 111 2.

6, 454 2. 092 283, 219 1,310 870 65, 101 1, 618 894 101, QM

137 192 4, 492 ; 3 O 1 ls 5 526 Ala. ..36 0 1. 631 6 o 171 469 A riz. S7 6 2, 221 8 o 448 11 0 437 Ark. 44)7 17, 538 134 7 218 I 214 5, 740 163 12, 274 Calif. Fv.) 10 2, 444 )6 0 443 25 0 853 Colo.

34 19 2,716 23 0 1, 492 2,5 O 1, 685 Conn. 15 o P27 1 o 22 2 190 Del. 11 0 1, 407 2 60 D. C. L, S6 9 5, 111 5 o 333 4 221 Fla. 81 o 4, 881 6 O 401 7 o 542 Oa.

TçÌ 4 1.643 16 01 315 24 o 717 Idaho. 24is 98 13, 061 112 0 3. 677 148 0 7, 495 111. .rb8 461 12 11. 321 !i 2, 029 57 o 2, 890 Ind. 536 45 11.436 ro0 1r 1, 575 57 O 2, 349 Iowa. 32N . 7g 9, 725 90 19 2, 130 1.00 o 2, 615 Kans.

104 11 3, 735 01 360 11 o 864 Ky. o 1Z1 6, 1(8 21 1 0 738 18 o 659 Ida. 36 0 1, 385 3 O 172 5 o 341 Me. 8. 225 so 1 8 0 1 1, 495 11 o 1, 827 Md. rrote.) 79 78 t), 92 10 5, 750 98 o 8, 705 Mass.

18.1 o 10,571 53 01 2,706 64 4, 687jMic!I. r r 216 8, 635 53 103 2. 049 43 3, OM Minn. 12N 0 3,s29 7 2 240 7 323 Miss. 1.'12 19 5, 793 3g M 1, 755 53 O 2, 822 Mo. 33 o 889 8 3 530 11 O 688i Mont.

160 18 5,229 17 101 619 23 732 Nebr. 14 0 283 1 0 13 2 20 Nev.

1 42 1 1. 780 13 0 461 13 589 N. H.

5. 076 59 60 1 4, fArl 71 5, 621 N. J. 40 16 840 .3 0 74 4 97 N. Mex. ;

12, lfti 39 o 3, .561 A 76 672 7, 984i N. Y 8, 809 10 0 674 10 0 75.9( N. 1,484 11 0 267 13 0 3 ak. S90 21, 171 M 36i 2, 471 73 44 2, 403 hio. 168 7, 549 14 o 611 15 0 752 Okla.

29 2, 604 21 20 475 30 O 1, 440 Oreg. 204 144 17, 036 104 156 R. 008 134 o 1 1,891 Pa. 0 558 6 0 608 8 o 710 R. T.

44 o 1,f'.45 3 0 1 181 3 20 68 S. C. 71 o 2, 090 14 o 443 11, 0 541 S. Dak.

1S2 R g, 212 1 0 31 1 2 20 Tenn. 20S 74 , 13,990 32 5 1.702 43 o 2, 007 Tex. 30 0 2, 407 16 0 1, 147 18 O 1, 612 Utah. 36 0 964i 1 0 14 1 O 26I Vt.

9S 13 4,149 ' 6 0 332 7 o 492 Vs.

125 213 6, 446 47 M 1, 896 48 3, 243 Wash. 104 2 3, 527'' 20 10 769 25 1, 049 W. Va. 188 186 9, 042 27 0 933 30 1, 250 Wis. 29 4 980 3 20 121 3 140 Wyo. I

3 0 o s- Alaska. 0 24 o C. Z. 0 Guam. 13 6. 596 2 0 123 3 O 177 Hawaii. 2 71 1 0.. 27 1 o 191 P. I. 9 447 4 0 174 7 o 159 P. R. 1 0 7 0 V. I.

aokb WEI 116 BIENNIAL pURVEY OFEDUCATION, 1926-1928

TABLE 62. urnbcr of public highschoolpupils

s Psychology Principles of teaching Normaltraining

164.1 4 State Schools I i Schools' Schools report-Boys GirlsreportBorgGirlsreport- Boys Girls ing ing ing

-r 141.4

1 2 3 4 j 5 6 7 8 9 14 .....- Continental 1. States _ ..... 1, 327 12, 711 16, 9.roi 62 2, 053 8, 474 2, 509 8,494 34,047 r Alabama__.... 114 141 2 3 61 26 42 186 _ 16 Arizona 3 2 5 2 65 46 Arkansas 395 567 101 246 25 103 237 California__ 2 24 IS 2 17 29 45 2:4 r 7SS Colorado_ 36 461 2 10 13 13 78 4 Connect .ut o 30 31g 1,872 . Delawa 3 1 District of Columhi3. 7 r Ika Florida 43.3 708 22 lu 416 17 31 262 Georgia 3 10 1s 22 117 201. 36 9s 254

Idaho 9 6.3 94 2 16 12 12 9 . 30 Illinois 20 2, 460 2, SO1 18 62 228 106 n2!z 1,3M Indiana 3 92 21 1 27 20 79 1230 317 Iowa 260 1, 301 2, 913 1 ls 147 1, 735 164 203 2,641 Kansas______. _ 326 2, 008 2, 965 103 191 860 ICA 2% 1,678

d)r. , y___ _ _ .1.% Kent uck 1S2 12.3 I 10 38 75 5.7 77 261 5 .44 Louisiana______1 P4 1 4 3 3 93 38 aI 642 M Rine . A 18 Is 100 Maryland 18 65 170 Ilassachusetts.. _ 51 337 3,406

_ _ M ichigan ______. 1 I 4 4 0 2 65 545 8116 _ . 5 Minnesota .. . 4 35 41 5 , 49 84 41 565 _ or Mississippi 6 70 104 13 102 233 21 J 15,3 Missouri 44 350 .r137 56 217 834 100 334 1, 3ffl Montana e 23 68 196 9 3 142 22 7 360

Nehraskia 11 40 112 131 231 1,727 125 4Zsit 2,839 Nevada_ o 2 New hampshire_ . _ New Jersey. 46 79 767 3,395 New Mexico 19 83 1 14 7 14 29 13 15 40

New York 8 1, M1,4 554 4 7 62 172 257 1, g94 North Carolina_ _ 1 1 14 4 2 72 43 29 177 North Dakota 114 559 9h1 1 0 2 68 94 325 Ohio 13 231 294 1 52 4 177 362 996 Ok.lahgma 144 1, 133 465 1 1 1 14 49 83 136

Oregon__ 2 10 9 10 4 111 Pennsylvania 7 140 100 2 o 119 161 1, 591 Rhode Island 3 IQ OD Or Q M. 3 o 38 South Carolina__ QQ.D. M, 7 38 85 South Dakota__ 28 177 331 0 30 162 31 57 366

Tennessee __ 30 295 32 428 564 74 348 552 Texas 10 1 59 7 46 50 74 391 5418 Utah__ .0 .4m. .1111. 4 1 19 mr T - 41.6. .44...... IND 7 21 43 Vermont 20 4 86 Virginia__ 4 . T. IN T m. 44 38 241

Washington 15 154 154 32 18 76 West Virginia 2 1 17 11 - 21 33 110 226 'Wisconsin 26 59 9 17 1364 75 97 394 Wyoming_ ...... MD 22 88 229 19 44 218 15 22 167 4414 TIMM. i=1=1:1101 Outlyingports of the United States

Alaska- 1 16 15 Canal Zone ...... Ouam_ e 4.** .414 . ... no a. dB T HawatL ..... PhilippineIslands 5 60 5 _,,Portò 97 62 102 Rico , 44 4444.14 Om...4 T ..... ml,Virgin Islands m, a.

a _ _ _ _ pill.1111.111111111111.'_____ PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS 117

pursuingcertain studies in 1927-2S-Conti11 ued ... t. Reviews World history Ancienthistory a_ State 6chools Schools Schools report Boys Girls report- Boys Girls 1111nt- Boys Girls ing ing in¡r

0.0 411

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 211

204 1, 2N 3, 076 4,722 82, 76g 92, S59 6, 6521. 146, 629 155, 165 116 22 411; 4 WI 12S 2,111 2, 409 Ala. 25 4-12 39S 7 I I 1 111 Ariz. 5s 132, 1,720 2, 032 763 92.5 Ark 191 5, 916 7, (121 158 7, 097 8, (15a Calif.

1 11 92 2, z-,01 3, '..N;9 34 I 916 I, 031 Colo.

2,r) Chro.1 59 2, 960 2, 136 . ----- 025 Conn. 3 104 1 38. 11 194 s 209 I Del. 12 656 859 D. C.

I 1 1 ?: 2 19 211 2:4 87 1, 821 1, 957 Fla.

I_ 22 258 895 162 2, 304 2, 759Oa.

2 8 8 53 887 987 77 1, 4M 1, 489. Idaho. 4 92 r2, 551 2, 2:$8 644 10, 316 10,75 7 111., 2 11 11 315 5, 7s3 11, 0s0 112 3, 517 3,725 Ind. 37 290 609 157 2, 546.. 2, 741 202 3, 066 3,412Iowa. 46 439 223 2,801 2, 970 I 191 2, 606 2, 648 Kans.

88 893 1, 322 i 126 1, 682 2,94 4 Ky.' 54 Ki5 1, 224 i 29 4)75 1, 057 La. 55 '2 IS 21- 11 167. 1 156 1, 464 1, 627 Me. - 17 44 755 940 I 47 1, 536 1, 665 Md. s 179 105 42 1, 100 1, 4 74 184 6, 361 5, 482 Mass.

286 9,0S5 9, 426 212 4, 222 4, 710 Mich. 73 2, 625 3, 470 250 3, 638 4, 056 Minn. 43 406 446 lfk4 1, 744 2, 102 ! Miss. 2 19 412 5,279 5, 947 106 3, 151 3, 476 Mo. 110 1,177 1,44 0 32 758 813 Mont.

3, 5.rt3 07 13N 840 250 2,997 57 909 1,072. Nebr. 106 52 10 75 78Nev. 758 71 40 46 713 41 920 925 N. H. 76 304 In 7g4 915 144 0, 226 469 N. J. 17 141 146 40- 723 N. Mex.

1 4 5 77 3,419 2, 662 454 13, 897 13, 788 N. Y. 20 565 597 256 1, 474 1, 762 N. C. 14;-1 729 51 382 4S3 152 1, 266 1, 793 N. Dak. 11 6 494 7,302 8, 109 215 7, 0112 7, 042Ohio. 025 269 4, 298 4, 952 _ _ ..... 37 723 Okla.

5 42 68 138 1, 584 1, 827 10 R.51 976Oreg, 3 112 57 163 4, 899 5, 553 . 434 16, 749 17, 017 Pa. 1 0 23 3 . 173 198 16 1, 712 1, 242 R. I. 10 84 157 96 1, 692 1, 710 8. C. 3 13 43 504 607 153 1, 388 1, 711 S. Dak.

1 9 271 389 158 2, 083 2, 504 Tenn. 8 . 200 205 394 10, 144 11, 350 Tex. .1 --- 2s 1, 527 1, 710 4 102 105 Utah. 4 39 33 36 398 426Vt.

2 14 113 . 36 616 839 1 141 2, 882 3, 430Va.

2 16 8 97 3, 430 3, 740 127 2, 776 2,991 Wash. 1 1 104 1,423 1, 655 22 525 568 W. Va. 1 0 15 36 1,095 1, 250 202 2, 623 2, 649 Wis. 3 18 52 '33 354 513 16 360 401 Wyo. =., 0

al 4 38 33 7 40 asAlaska. 2 9,5 24C. Z. . 1 11 9Guam. 10 238 229 2 60 52Ilawall. 2 377 287 10 1, 325 970P. I. 1 9 7 8 212 162P. R.

OD 0 ..... V. I.

Ntmiso o 4 118 BIENNIAL SURVEY OFEDUCATION,1920-1928

TABLE 62.Number ofpublic highsthoolpupj 6 Medieal and modern 40 history American history ! English history state _f Schools Schools Sclmols 46

report-Boys (irlsreport-Boys Girls I if report- Boys I (lids ing ing ing

2 3 4 1 5 6 7 9

- - - _

Continental United States_ 7, 381s*,e.s4166, 62910, 820 :241, 919275, 3,'%2 862 12, 051 13,152

) Alabama._...... 151 :2, 30 728 176 2, 676 3 ,623 11 Arizona . ._ 11 152 149 43 99S 1, 071 _ . 69t Arkansas__ 798 926 155 2,031 L. 630 10 '9i.) California_ 148 6, 079 6, 428 17, 445 ls, 3.ts 11 Colorado.._ 44 803 947 123 2, 409 2, 811 re Connecticut._. _ _. 4).1 1,n2.1 1, e,32 63 I 2, 417 2, 903 4 117 118 Delaware. _ _ _ . - - 12 2111 244 20 372 467 Di.striet of _ _ . . . 12 U33 1, 002 ? 1, fh35 1,612 ______91 1, 540 1,?-10 qr 118 3, 677 4, 231 35 217 32.5 Georgia 159 2, 214 2, 509 161 2, 889 Y, 669 3;) 311 378

Idaho 58 901Ae 933 115 1, 610 1, 862 4 28 Illinois 6.12 9, 557 9, 300 617 16,4415 171.5:47 Zi 597 485 Indiana_ 216 4, 660 4, 716 521 9, 753 10, 678 10 114 Iowa 386 5, 152 5, 4Kn 526 8, 183 9, 917 20 151 188 Kansas 157 1, 961 1, 875 444 5, 747 6, 921 12 ti4 pks

Kentucky.. 154 1, 931 i 2, 141 243 2, (X;8. 2, 927 41 e3M 437 Louisiana_ . _ 97 1, 464 I 1, 805 1S0 1, 691 2, 430 199 122 Maine 85 .1 1, 013 1, 039 113 1, 524 1, 863 15 148 152 Maryland______I 62 1, 433 1, 393 87 2, 146 2,577 3 557 242 M usachuse t ts 124 5, 238 , 4, 226 189 10, 401 12, 001 19 573 492!

M iehigan.._ . %207 3, K19 4, 113 368 9, 064 10, 779 30 584 M3 1 Mginnesota 299 1 5, 019 6, 407 353 6, 893 9, 149 196 184 M'ksimippi_ _ - I ...... 168 1, 5:12 1, 998 185 1, n7s 2, 004 6 45 42 M issouri 133 _ ..... 2, WO 3, 148t 417 5,911 7, 111 4 144 190 Montana. 31 498 649 139 1, 434 1, h98 3 13 19

Nebraska. ._ 82 1, 421 1, 753 303 3, 910 4, 807 98 94 Nevada.. _. . 10 92 New Hampshire. 51 20 205 217 '2 19 15 32 630 644 K5 2, 041-2, 278 7 2N1 324 New Jersey. 127 5, 850 5, 763 132 6, 817 6, 908 8 112 118

New. Mciiw_ . 1146 496 442 55 570 585 4 25 37

New York_ _. 327 25, 706 20, 973 sns27, 95925, 068 10 282 ?69 North Carolina_ _ . 387 4, 459i 5, 827 3,18, 3, 821i 5, Li 27 2.Sf 376 North Dakota...- 158 1, 147 1, 747 189 1, 283 , Ohio 95.5 4 5 22 288 7, 440 7, 422 591 12, 758 14, 380 21 543 414 Oklahoma_ 276 ., 11 A, 328 279 4, 073 5, 287 168 1, 310 1,495

Oregon 10 840 726 141 4, 158 5, 808 4 21 38 Pennsylvania _ 596 18, 981 20, 51.1 641 19, 59621, 632 33 487 832 . ._ Rhode Island 14 1, 421 1, 307 15 797 1, 285' 4 186 185 South (.'arol __ 94 1, 098 1, 358 110 1, 241 1, 644 1 12 81 261 South Dakota 162 . 1,192 1, 473 208 1, $66 2, 484 46 221 331

k Tennessee 175 2, 144 2, 371 171 1, S72 2, M6 7 105 122 Texas 402 8, 94 9, 778 369 7, 456 8, SO4 87 1, 355 1,442 Utah 9 263 300 36 1, 566 Vermont 1, 819 27 215 212 34 300 6. 418 3 26 24 as.am ei Virginia... 168 2, 788 3, 331 183 3, 081 4 325 23 742 867

Washi n___ _ 103 2, 251 2, 351 202 5, 390 6, 257 31 203 I, 203 West Vfrginta__ . -. .... 37 681 699 147' 2, 653 3, 288 6 42 83 Wisconsin . 272 4, 856 5, 707 305 .46, 485 1 Wyoming 7,812 13 162 141 - 19 *"`" 190 186 45 592 691 4 16 17 Outlyinp parts of theUnited Staffs Alaska 4 17 19 9 52 70 CanalZone 2 I 46 52 50 50 a/ Guam 1 11 8 1 1 2 ...... 1 _ _ 2 .38 34 8 547 486 . _ Philippine Islands . _ 12 ...... _ 1, 524 059 13 2, 152 1, 494 1 21 le Porto «Ion . _ _ 12 220 264 11 224 183 e Virgin Islands 1 3 4

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11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 rn- 111111.1 MANNIII11.. 4,4)61 . (.0, 406 102, 091 7, 217 187, 430 200,4S0 2, 920 3.'1, 909- 41, 208 I, 026%! 1,1.12 lra) 3, 304 3, tess r,3 C9 874 A lti.% 27 494 1 r-I 19 473 4T)2 11 Nu 74 Ariz. 47 50s easi 145 2, t 0+5 1; 2, 454 63 623 ; ;sr 7, 763 746 Ark. S, 117 l76 5, 9s9 6. 043 84 3,-571 3, 513 04,r a) ((;(111 630 749 65 1, 307 1, 4.$ r44 1,01A k737 ! (:olo. 7.10 19 443 62'2 57 '2,, 4r)3 J.067 10 n9 125 161 Conn. 101 4 e.173 246 3 9- 48 Del. 8 212 361 3 139 180 -II). C. 5111 1,055 1, 435 SI '2, 727 2.,S7 3 43 31.6 444 Fla. 42 0%5 732 153 2, 613 2 tOW1 I. 2 5 Oa.

-44 421 I 483 37 514 .5(A 74 684 71Idaho. 323 6, 712 7, 322 37s 10, 2.rl,r) 11, OM 56 fris 3(4 2:y9 7 7-I 111. 4,849 i 5, 254 4,097 4, 005 109 1,; I l, 030 2ti3 3, T12s 4, 268 Ind. '242 4,512 5, 014 alti 9 X) 31') ) 2, 987 Iowa. 4, 391 i 5, 057 246 4, 434 4, 810 a207 9 2,154 Kum% 5s 52% 1, Q57 158 1, 765 2, 443 85 550 748 Ky. s2 1, 16s I 1, 269 96 t 1, 475 1, 069 . 2 19 136 36 630 (5!) La. 1, 166 1, 341 6 58 97 42 1, 119 1, 7M Me. 77 2, 364 42,;26 10 5.3 141 Md. fer, ! 2, 471 2, Nil 160 I 5, 4S2 8, 755 7 210 174 Mass. .4 195 '2, 704 3, 105 r 274 5, 4 7 2 5, 876 79 1, 273 1, 440 1, 7s2 2, 077 Mich. 78 3, 34 6 3, 637 I 156 2, (155 2, 573 M inn. k4) 521 661 109 988 1, 172 10 82 72 M iss. 130 1, 913 2, '265 407 6, MO 7, 877 I 90 1, 241 1, 282 70 697 Mo. 965 (1.3 574 (196 90 665 752 Mont.

159 1, 524 I 2, 041 190 2, 577 2, 750 I 54 530 717 Nebr. 29 I 37 14 147 i6 140 27 19 . 24 1,015 Nev 1, 149 24 1 710 516 NI 123 244 N.IL .23 949 1, '231 92 10, 438 10, 231 t 8 241 271 N. J. 30 261t 260 23 209 238. 21 152 152 N. Mex. K1 '2, 452 2, 31S 563 401 892 41, 313 0 120 702 N. Y. 83r 1, 135 1, 488 358 6, 632 7, 972' 5 65 101 N.C. 96 54104 905 125 f 1, 067 1, 3.55 70I 370 565 N. Dak. 3:17 7,1124 R,ra 413 7, 594 5, 078 245 3, 371 3, 530 Ohio. 0'2 1, 136 1, 270 107 1, 335 1, 556 149 1, 267 1, 483 Okla. 2, 513 2, 521 62 675 758 58 431 421 ()reg. 352 11,62.1 12, 3(8 498 18,012 18, 319 93 2, 444 2, iV2 Pa. 7 483 446 359 470 R. I. 41 4/5 458 77 94 3 1, 107 1 14 10 119 S. C. 1, 024 1, 444 108 1, 001 1, 117 153 1, 043 1, 293 S. Dak. 77 920 1, Mt 171 2, 1 2,347 '2 21 38 200 2, 950 Tenn. 3, 306 133 2, 298 2, 550 18 :177 680 11 Tex. 870 577 34 933 946 26 601 618 10 Utah. 15.5 95 35 439 hOs 7 108 103 Vt. JOS 1, 483 2, 234 84 1, 107 1, 622 27 278 386Va. 94 1, 773 2, 009 /45 2, 170 2, 365 78 1, 094 1, 012 Wash. h2 1, 003 1, 134 143 2,859 3, 4 54 73 912 1, Q69 W. Va.*. 74 it 790 1, 81A 301 6, 399 7,395 158 1, 451 I 1, M8 Wis. 16 I 247 313 35 eamm=== 460 4(17 19 174 170 Wyo.

2 13 II 23 71 33 32 1 5 3 1 Alaska. 19 21 li 8 16 C. Z...... 5 2 3 1- Ouam. 38 36 13 866 690 2 64 82Hawaii. 5 733 395 8 679 667 8 P. I. 198 198 7 74 92 1 . . 3 18 P. R. V.I* 1111 1

,m1.1 .11 41110

11. a 4 120 ..---131tNNIAL SURVEY OFEDUCATION, 1926-1928

TABLE 62 umber of public high schoolpupal 2d.

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11

ontinentalUnited States.... 4. 970 71, 367 75, 668 890 13, 974 16, 226 SI 2.270 3.052

Alabama...... 57 502 723 7 60 93 _ Arizona. 22 438 438 2 , 19 20

Arkansas 69 670 855 26 166 219. _ _...... California 169 3, M6 3, 566 12 223 253 i io IV Colorado...... 54 582 890 4 55 27 i. 00 s. Connecticut_ _ 32 413 6c.4 10 245 416 1 ...... A 125 220 Delaware 9 100 1 SI 16 District of Columbia. 5 227 216 Fkgda...... _ _ _ 29 314 379 1 7 11

Georgia 23 178 342 s.

Idaho 83 759 722 Illinois 418 4, 746 4, 512 c28 199 269 8 319 524 'Indiana 318 3, 371 3, 395 5 87 91 2 42 92 Iowa I. 459 5, 095 6, ()4n 4 21 43 3 31 40 Kansas 212 1, 704 1, 650 3 114

Kentucky...__ SR 617 S74 28 199 269 2 113 qr r !.. Louisiana_ ..... 11 298 , _ _1- Maine 28 3i17 371 1 23¡ 14

Maryland 14 217 316 27 i 330 479 1 26 Massachusetts. 90. 1, 996 2, Or=2 13 321 299 4 662

Michigan. _ _ _ _ _ 255 3, 413 3.127 SI 74 ,121 . M innesot a______,. 95 1, 642 2. 076 139 1, 451 2, 200 4 24 M ississippi 129 871 1, 0(17 3 36 27 Missouri 84 1, 209 1, 110 116 1,609 I 1, 715

Montalba 92 711 7s6 16 151 ; 1S3 / . 183 12 Nebraska 4/ .. 97 1, 170 1, 270 175 153 Nevada _ 3 17 10 - New Hampshire._ 37 427 540 2 29 28 17 New Jersey._ _ . _ _ 78 1, 670 1, 99, 40 2, 32.3 2, 509 3 66 New Mexico_._. . ... 19 140 131 ...... 1_

_ __ New York _ . 182 12, 6.'14 12,096 4 i 114 76 1 135 273 . Nort h Carolina 23 11)4 332 MD. North Dakota_ 77 412 Sat 94 5.9 832 Ohio ..... 2:47 3, 556 3, 979 4S 424 503 160 Oklahoma 149 1, 260 1, 437 19 221 181 so

Oregon .soft. . SO 741 648 4 21 29 Pennsylvan ia. 195 4,7S2 5, 12!) 167 3, 974 4, 1= 6 5 Rhode Island _ . . 136 189 ...... 00 2% South Carolina. 231 344 ...... _ South Dakota__.. . 150 945 1, 014 8 13 1

Tennmsee _ 1;7 520 877 1 21 25 . . Texas...... 168 2,177 2, 55 t e . ... 22 572 rI59

Vermont. _ _ ... 14 73 107 1 21 14 Virginia..... 19 158 302 24 362 542 .. .

Washingt4n 114 1, 613 67 43 1 11 4 MO West Virginia...... 64 958 163 145 Wisconsin 226 2, 483 2,114 107 126

Wyoming 21 182 '2 6 e a Outlying partsofthe United States Alaska 3 18 10 Canal _ . Zone ...... 2 24 35 ... .. _ ..... Guam . Hawaii 1 26 6

Philippine Islands_ 13 1, 196 a 416 a Porto Rico 1 25 39 ...... Virgin Islands PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS 121 pursuing certain studies in 1027-28Continued 1 Commerciallaw Commercialgeography Business English IØ State 4. . I School,: Schools I Schools Boys Boys , Girls importing report ing reporting Boys' Girls

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.1 3 9.2* yl !N", 37, 21 3. sr20 41,290 7S, 1 1 , 94,10...l.Zs) .ro. 9. I re; ,

. 70 7K*1 $92 107 I. 121 1 fkflr) Ala. '13 . 1: 117 1S2 1 $I; Sep Ariz. 11 17 141 49 4 4'11...... Ark. 1(1) 1,its9 1, 577 67 1.srl 2. 71ti 601 1, 12; Calif.- 30t) 247 338 61 109 Colo.

: , 31 414 776 19 r) 532I 857 , 30 .75 : corm. Ia!fi 2 4ti -1 73 ' s 147 _ 5 ...... _- ...... _Del. 2:1 27A Zs7 . 714 _ .... i1). C. 1. 177 9 */20 .2c,c) 4 49 10U i Fla. 9 190 rvo 4 rb4 150 1 28 110 Ga.

209 177 1 213 1 gn 4 29 39 . Idaho. 2744 '3, 401 2. S2.3 . 394 6, 000 rj,; 1 7. 830 10 714 1. 255 111. 718 537 133 75.m5r, : 1, tk9 17 214 541 1ml. '274 2, t'l.rtZ) 2. f;15 - 219 ZMS i 2.99s 13 ; 178 387 i Iowa. 158 1. 367 1. 107 1 135 1. 443 I.32r 8 61 115 Kans.

19 168 262 67 513 1. (119 1 9 21 Ky. 7 216 (.0% 1 125 1. !i78 1. 334 LS. 30 343 4 41 641 I 757 Me. 9 9,5 207 9 224 344 M(I. 92 1, 760 , 2, 364 12:. 4. 012 C. 790 3 86 110 Mira.

134 t 1. 648 1. 905 127 I. 791 2 629 12 727 Mich. 115 , I, 475 1.59N 163 1, s2fi 2. 194 3 132 29 Minn. s 98 117 37 235 309 3 33 32 Miss. N1 i 671 1 762 t 1,41(.4 I 1. f 4x3 9 149 187 Mo. 4S 345 375 t . t St) ., I 648 2 11 8 Mont. I s7 I' 874 820 5,P) rs4 732 8 92 Nebr. 3 27 11 3 30 :. 15 2 17 24 Nev. 1ri 13S 270 31 1. 74.0 702 ..... _...... _ N. 11. s9 1, 354 j 1. 931 7s 1, Ns 3 757 2 34 40 N.J. 16 ; 108 97 I 8 94 1 $6 3 7 . Mex.

187 3, K3Gi 3, 48.r) 273 ., S. 015 110, noo 37 r 5R5 1, WS N. Y. SI 90 $4; S.4

39 388 381 h,) 652 711 1 5 41 Tenn. 50 783 74$ 51 730 604...... _...... ,...... Tex. 13 338 233 3 34 48 1 8 29 Utah. 11 63 83 7 71 75 1 13 12 Vt. 8 139 172 9 196 283i 3 49 I 112 Va.

90 1,087 1, 222 74 1, 213 1, 649 I 23 207 584 Wash. 16 . 231 287 82 898 817 2 16 30rW. Va. Z7 662 592 138 2, 442 3, 162 1 17 69 Wis. 10 89 52 18 153 2,50 I Wyo.

7 1 A 3 19 21 Alaska. 15 o 2 27 - .z. 5 ...... _ .. Guam. 1 15 11 54 2 22 1 28 Hawaii. 2 94 21 2 112 26 Fr. 1. 4 32 . 4 ' 1 10 4 P. R. V. I. .1.1.

r +WV 122 BIENNIAL SURVEY OFEDUCATION, 1926-1928

TABLE 62,Number Of publichigh schoolpupas

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1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 le

Continental United States...... -. - - 4, 859482, 621I IS, rols 5, 806113, 701195, 437 4. 27747, 641 ,990 A hihama 75 1, 194 1.4(12 66 870 1. 356 11 ZS 2 1.143 Arizona _ 15 246 '" ... 246 34 310 393 34 4 4 701 1 A rkansas._... 46 388 314s 26 42:2, 3117 22 162 862 'alifornia. 10-5 2, 570 7S3 2.-s4 6. 202 10. 901 272 Colorado 1. 13211.401 HI 41 514 737 103 929 1, 397 77 75 1, 637 1

Connecticut 43 992 1. rAti Cri 2, 497 4, 303 62 724 3, 491 . Delaware . . 2.39 17,3 4 92 111 4 9 197 DiArict of Columbia. ,11 593 1, 01 5 14 636 887 8 472. 1. 339. Florida. . 27 320 370 31 513 571 38 270 898 Georgia __ 30 44t; 804 23 693 1, 144 17 36S 1, 296 Idaho 47 565 6 57'3 70 562 707 51 211 899 Illinois . _ _ 395 5, 300 s, 919 420 6. 145 10, 273 31S 2,623 19, 961

. . Intliana _ . 298 4, 299 4, 992 213 2. 214 .3g4 171 908 b. 949 Iowa .. 168 2, 084 2, Girloo 33 5 4. 006 Kansas 5, 267 150 1,433 4, 743 . .... 229 2, 757 2, 740 314 2, 776 3, 640 172 887 3, 002

Kentucky _ 49 521 1. 194 33 4 26 918 32 245 957 1fou isiana ...... 161 3, 089 3, 79.1 50 I, 339 1, 338 Maine 41 552 1, 123 ...... KO 1. 188 1, 459 1, 111 2, 'XI 378 1, 600 Maryland .._ 29 697 1, N16 4 3 1, 155 2, 8 28 f0 637 2, 616 M .. assachuset ts 159 4.642 7, 612 188 8, 401 15, 894 172 3, 116 13, 596

Michigan 207 3, 532 5, 626 282 4, 865 11, 402 209 1, 540 10, 801 M innesot. _ _._ a 42 591 1, :a49 v.o 2, 2S3 4,4 50 13$ 1,2,57 5,473 M _ _ ._ 372 435 38 445 4 71 28 212 499 M issouri..... MO 908 193 Z 2c7 3, 241 laS 778 3, 818 _ _ . Montana. 536 630 88 718 1, 027 72 379 1, 362 Nebraska 7S 1, 314 1, 671 189 1,927 2. 686 96 669 2.438 Nevada..__.. 9 87 6.5 16 n9 8.5 17 60 150 New 11 ampshire- . 648 1. 294 ;t3 737 1. 921 45 311 1, 551 New Jersey_. . 127 4, 798 8, 109 14 7 5, 633 9, 502 1 27 1, 625 9, 250 New Mexico._ . 28 209 21 1 35 172 219 31 84 433

New York.._... 3r4 8, 081 10, 4.F4 29622. 00638, 270 273 10, 566 31, 049 North Carolina. _ 62 970 1, 077 36 41;1 712 40 199 759 North Dakota.... 40 202 2N2 90 609 885 36 138 4M Ohio 416 6, ¡Os 10,1 46 352 Oklahoma 5, 426 10. 536 228 2, 4-11 12. 652 62 790 803 88 1, 137 1, 453 62 325 1,638

Oregon._ _ . 3,1 715 1. 072 122 I. 202 1,972 85 295 2, 429 Pennsylvania_. . . 310 6013311, 7$1 3:11 it 232Is, 550 284 5, 886 15, 639 Rhode Island_ 11 481 1, 143 15 828 1,4 73 12 164 1. 302 Sou h Carolina.._ 17 266 264 20 539 413 15 138 366 South Dakota... .. KS 601 676 89 754 953 49 166 1,106

Tennessee.._ _ _ _ . 39 433 576 28 44P 700 22 110 939 . Texas 90 1, 305 1, 078 122 1, 927 1. 893 91 754 3, 141 Utah__. ______19 409 292 27 612 708 17 226 958 Vermont_ _ _ ._ 17 225 267 25 Z13 3.58 21 156 327 Virginia. 110 2. 304 3, 294 29 768 1,458 32 1, 445 5,027

Wwhington 114 2. 082 3, 006 164 2, 310 3, 908 126 808 3, 681 eNt Virginia.... 68 1, 076 1, 488 59 965 1, 281 -44 357 1, 412 W iseonsin. _ _ ...... 222 3, 596 b,2S6 24 1 Wyoming._ 3. 508 5. 683 181 1, 608 7, 404 _ _ . -.--- 26 2S1 336 33 -252 339 29 133 493 °Wittingparts of the United Stalu Alaska 5 12 14 4 21 24 6 15 43 Canal Zone _ ...... _ 2 22 44 7 24 1 10 45 Ouam 1 6 o 1 6 0 11 awaii 6 115 99 8 98 Philippine Islands )81 123 4 os 2 173 30 2 185 20 2 183 57, Porto Rico ;0 239 250 153 117 9 199 176 Virgin1s1afl4131. .. 1 5 3 1 5 3 I !Pwk- PUBLIC HIGHSCHOOLS 123 pursuing certain studies in1927-28-Continued

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11 12 12 1* li il 17 18 11 20

5. 724 I 1 27, 955 311, 424 i 241 4, 983 4, 989 157 4,0.38 G. 732

Is 470 I 1,4 57 1 27 7 3 230 383 Ala. 41 890 1, 97,1 1 27 4 1 5 21 Ariz. 29 4s6 960 2 26 291 1 13 6 361 10, 925 28, 612 Ark. 37 1, ark 820 5 45 129 Calif. 13'2 2, 006i 3, 768 5 57 65 4 53 117 Colo. 71 5, 575 7 138 137 Conn. 1 285 12 18 1 112'16°Gi 28 138 Del. 14 749 2, 160 1 5 27 I). C. 43 780 1, 54 4 1 i 20 9 1 15 33 Fla. 24 766 1, 991 . 5 36 181 1 Oa.

! , 1, 227 2, S 1 6 40 6,5 374 7, 11'12 Idaho. i 25, 62,5 24 645 708 211 2,862 8. 383 111. 9 142 129 6 95 3 10 rr 3,591 Ind. 7. 051 1 1 207 118 8 69 130 305 9,241 Iowa. 7, 002 5 128 90 15 233 246 Kans. 43 6111 984 2 91 10 7 137 245 44 790 Ky. 1, 432 1 o 30 67 732 Z 01 2 2 40 105 Me. 47 1. 227 4, 008 1 O 33 189 6, 085 19, 01 7 17 Md. 490 501 1 35 35 Mass. 295 5, WO 1R,340 10 164 318 1!9 2,321 7, 586 Mich. 6 57 111 2 219 127 37 484 606 Minn. 165 3, OM 6, 785 Miss. Mo. 112 1, 075 2, 205 12 91 137 5 $o I 1 1 Mont. 166 3, 139 5, 089 6 126 148 5 141 20 200 Nebr. '157 246 1 7 7 ----- .. ... a Ala a. a Nev. 48 544 2, 014 5 140 o 136 5, r132 12, 372 2 N. H. 66 74 4 244 46 386 330N. J. 719 4 56 37 N. Mex. 315 20, 201 44, 936 2 32 101 43 613 1, 154 N. Y. 109 566 N. C. 1, 149 2 b3 63 292 5, 002 16, 64 7 20 N. Dak. 391 466 1 6 98 1, 900 7 Ohio. 3, 445 3 48 24 4 336 389 Okla. I

I 158 1, 997 4, 987 113 227 Oreg. 1 310 .tU7 21, 788 19 I 271 313 162I. 15 716 1, 259 Pa. 800 2, 209 1 18 20 14 R. I. , 1,42 285 2 46 92 , 90 S. C 937 1, 667 5 45 43 S. Dak.

, 27 411 1,138 1 10 8 10 182 252 I 144 3, G18 Tenn. 5, 290 2 44 69 Tex. 31 1, 279 2,195 3 116 24 24 288 412 Utah. 36 864 Vt. 2, 390 6 25 Va. I 208 3, 965 7, 002 3 75 111 19 362 683 1 62 1, 075 Wash. 2, 234 4 39 43 3 103 212 W. Vs 188 3. 006 9, 140 9 161 226 8 301 58 5 Wis. 38 521 978 1 17 11 ....-11.rWyo.

10 49 79 Alaska, 1 19 00 V C. Z. E - 11 502 518 'Warn. 3 337 75 Hawaii. 9 375 P. 1. 232 1 4w.404. a. a. -. . e P. R. -4.90 V. 1.

411, 124 BIENNIAL SURVEYOF EDUCATION,1926-1928

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1 2 3 4. 5 7 11

_ - rout jt1uI1iI UnitvdStates. 270 7, 476 14,171 1, 290 32, 193 54, 436 1,119 I9, 31h 31

, 14 Alabama_ 3 . 230 3$3 8 133 210 4

; *43 10 5 10 Arizona . _ _...... 2 71 101 46 121 2 1 ¡ 4 SS 2 .1 rk ansas_. . 12 6 1.27 598 tiliforn ia . 12 i 234 187 141 4, 7V8 7, 775

J IX ('ok Tado.._ . 5 l 57 127 11 161 187 14 30

85 44,4.1 Connect icut_ 1 r)-1 349 28 898 1, 397 23 1 )elaware 1 28 138 2 123 298 2 10 District of Columlbri_ 5 126 236 4 31 1)80 151 3 132 137 Florida 10 308 279 9 29 91 orgia 6 333 5'22 7 I 40 147

8 102 136 10! 31 92 Idaho . . _ .... . 33 51 Illinois*, ...... ______23 892 2, 010 64 902 4,553 1, u3r) 77 5V2 Indian!. . 13 218 581S 26 3:6 36 23 Iowa_ , ... 6 200 208 23 ;104 /571 102 360 Kansas 46 " 625 14 1G0 203 19 43 174

Kent ucky 6 147 241 8 60 432 9 46 136 o 195 Louisiana. _ ._ _._ . 1 0 2M 2 15S 21 147 287 Maine_. - . 2 44 111 10 74 ...... 219 Maryland ... 11 273 142 -12 398 Massachusetts IS tri) 2,142 b6 2, 459 4, 2L5 f5 1, 090 342 M ichigan 60 1, 1 25 1, C97 GI 3S4 1,157 25 110 M innesota...... fi 246 492 61 7s5 1, 106 747 14 M iSSiSNippi. 8 65 150 4 33 :Missouri 17 487 625 21 303 748 11ontana 3 (,0 (17 8 128 162 5 13 68

1g0 366 Nebraska O 6 284 476 22 587 933 24 Nevada 1 7 20) 11 121 291 ...".) i 4 347 Ne I l am psh _ ...... _ ..... 1 1,688 New Jersey 1 843 1, 407 45 1, 397 2, 192 70 . 1 1 7 19 New N1exico 7 5 ,

,i-%,_ 41S4S 1 6, fh50 47 New York 1 27 8 1 212 3, 996 31 90 Nort h Carolina 6 1 68 117 5 North Dakota 2 50 22 1 1 M Gs 68-1 1,198 Ohio (1 722 813 78 1 1, 606 3, 598 150 Oklahoma SI 367 367 6 i 1, 945 2, 136 14 38

1 9 130 300 17 45 190 Oregon _...... _..... - 96 210 Pennsylvania 31 873 2,103 164 4, 9t2 9, 045 130 1, 3a4 3, 456 Rhode Island 2 29 59 9 445 1, 194 7 150 541 43 South Carolina 5 54 91 1 _ 4 5 11 24 South Dakota 10 M 4 13 28

91 Tennessee 1 22 11 3 42 38 5 22 Texas 2 18 10 9 205 270 14 74 194 Utah 2 98 so 3 70 82 5 8 101 45 Vermont 2 33 t-4 1 1 8 7 e 16 79 207 Virginia. 2 11 . 32 13 279 489 7

Washington 35 731 1,310 14 273 408 32 1113 709 177 W est V irg inia_ 6 180 204 18 204 356 11 34 611 Wisconsin_ ..... 8 301 . Mir) 57 1, 236 1, 906 32 209 Wyoming 9 79 142 6 26 31 1.111rb Outlying partsqfM Unitd d Stets Alaska ...... Canal Zone 2 o 6 Hawaii 255 227 5 41 V 57 15I Philippine islands..... 1 97 23 2 Porto Rico 1 63 67 3 73 70I Virgin Islands

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11 le 13 tt 13 IS 17 i 18 19 2O

4,949 252, 360 354, 418I 3, 935 77, 492 55, 256 444 5, 113 9, 606 18 634 1, 293 86 622 1, 309 Ala. 36 ; 788 1, 155 25 658 208 2 0 12 Ariz. 37 , 382 704 61 297 616 1 0 7 Ark. 318 i 16, 333 20, 867 324 11, 062 7, 364 1, 187 1, 776 Calif. 88 1, 908 3, 412 56 1, 157 675 77 189 Colo. 47 2, 886 4, 069 i 16 356 129 3 99 97 Conn. 3 82 165 3 56 14 Del. 13 3, 509 4, 796 4 1 59 67 ..... D. C. 38 1, 990 2, 699 3.5 443 352 1 Is' 185 Fla. 23 I 1, 529 3, 097 90 262 1, 278 Ga. L 58 991 1, 760 4 7 648 467 3 21 26 Idaho. 241 15, 533 20, 164 17 1 -6, 735 3, C11 47 549 954 111. 346 3, 487 3, 100 252 3, 851 3, 026 16 3n3 522 Ind. 26.5 6, 610 10, 510 185 3, 113 2, 945 6 fvs 112 Iowa. 290 i 5, 368 7, 940 I 187 2, 693 2, 517 17 70 138 Kans.

1 i 72 , 1, 284 2, 743 78 4 72 955 Ky. 8 ¡ 103 431 17 211 180 .... - .... La. 39 I I, 5.-)9 3, 083 20 327 20K...... Me. M : 5, 591 9, 831 15 230 191 Md. 201 17, 412 24, 152 87 2, 179 1, 133 14 90 461 Mass. 1 192 . 5, 933 10, 666 156 5, 299 3, 226 17 97 226 M ich. 102 6, 535 9, 342 77 1, 724 984 7 158 277 M inn. 43 . 490 837 92 255 1, 127 M iss., 171 6, 734 9, 996 115 1, 981 1, 280 13 67 143 Mo. 36 262 924 27 . 426 402 Mont. 135 3, 469 5, 951 84 1, 379 986 3 41 86 Nebr. 13 234 2S0i 11 73 77 Nev. 43 4, 607 5, 006 13 427 1 194 5 34 50 N. IL 112 7, 117 9, 308 63 1, 567 783 20 329 915 N. J. 25 293 4:,5 16 135 107 N. Mex. 230 57, 517 67, 44 143 4, 583 2, 152 98 s 522 1, 649 N. Y. 53 1, 238 2, 111 125 472 1, 965 3 73 130 N. C. 58 799 1, 643 39 365 327 11 81 lasN. Dak. 430 25, 511 31, 784 322 6, 509 3, 220 8 3, 139 Ohio. 104 2, 415 I 3, 888 73 1, 062 861 19 111 231 ¡me Okla. 45 938 1, 994 77 874 604 1 o 4 Ore, 379 21, 537 39, 813 200 6, 040 3, 523 20 514 -.Q22 Pa. 14 2, 00S 1, 957 10 204 146 R. I. 14 228 42 211 101 427 S. C. 68 rr 895 1, 997 646 506 3 18 31 S. Dak. 32 1, 330 2,23i 57 288 774 Tenn. 67 1, 685 3, 318 '76 I, 013 1, 243 t Tex. 42 2, 702 2, 487 33 917 A47 3 61 soUtah. 14 419 638 4 2 30 1 0 8 Vt. 31 1, 576 2, 2&5 46 333 634 1 67 75 Va. - 107 2, 780 1, 942 88 944 333 102 150 Wash. 88 1, 955 3, 323 39 5.39 481 73 88 78 W. Va. 2, SOO 5, 238 87 3, 393 1, 638 22 77 Wis. 21 374 9.52 20 310 234 mIalip.00 O 8 Wyo.

4 111 67 4 51 20 1 23 7 Alaska. 1 30 35 1 a 5 C. Z. 6 . 274 255 1 135 65 HawaiL 2 102 139 2 30 I 0 P. I. 2 120 116 3 lot 21 P. R.- 1 3 4 e 41 V. I. 1

-11 _ 126 BIENNIAL EWRVEY OF EDUCATION, 1926-1928

TABLE 62.Number of public high schoolpupils

Art and drawing Mechanical drawing Manual training

1 State Schools Schools Schools report-Boys Girlsreport-Boys Girlsreport-Boys Girls ing mg ing

I 1 4 3 3 4 e 6 7 8 II

Cont inental United

states I 2, 712147, 284185, 769 3, 033192, 063 7, 553 4, 512 207, 781 3, 183

Alabama 27 272 691 14 I, 201 26 68 1, 343 7 Arizona 14 129 4 85 24 s29 36 2:t4 1, 489 5 Arkansas.. 9 457 157 8 249 23 22 706 o California.__ _ _. 347 10, 541 13, 9S2 319 16, 804 696 225 1 7, 299 205 : C olorado I 37 957 1, 471 37 83 4 44 82 '2, 484 71

Connecticut_ _ . 38 1, 449 2, 565 40 2, 748 30 22 1, 127 82

Delaware __ . . _ . 1 39 rio 2 248 o 4 359 0 Dist rict of Columbia _ .. 16 2, 241 2, 997 9 565 13 628 0

Florida. _ _ _ _ _ . IS 1, 541 1, 789 24 953 13 32 2, 464 12 Georgia 11 701 639 11 864 8 19 2, 177 3

Al%

. Idnho 7 52 112 14 338 4 43 1, 044 10 .

Illinois.... 95 8,887 12, 070 205 21, 958 326 237 14, 979 e 135 Indiana._ 202 3, 009 3, MO 120 5, 864 276 8, 174 3,3 Iown..,.. 43 1,049 1, 535 138 4, 237 72 533 9, 717 39 Kansas..______..... 39 495 698 119 2, 552 67 376 7, 852 )3

Kentucky.__ 17 353 1, 016 16 1, 267 49 40 1, 9q9 s 1 Louisiana _ _ 10 350 790 6 62 7 9 592 o Maine.. - 12 429 441 16 744 33 25 1, 022 O.

M arvland _ . . . 119 2, 800 3, 7S0 30 4, 057 o 49 1, 377 o:

Mawl"ichusct ts _ 203 6, 770 12, 857 180 14, 7M 380 105 6, 971 191

M ichigan_ . 86 2, 781 3, 442 149 8, 928 146 154 8, 483 117 M innesota_ _ _ . 47 2, 479 3, 410 113 4, 75 168 158 6, 797

M ississippi_ _ _ ... _ . . 7 43 73 3 119 o 13 309 0 , M is.souri. _ _ .... . 44 1, 117 2, 356 59 2,647rw 298 75 4,1:37 32 M ontana._ _ _ _ 14 209 460 23 la. 5 34 N20 2

Nebraska 14 284 626 38 1,660 33 154 3, 472

Nevada... _ _ . _ .... 4 22 46 6 64 o0 104 3801

New I lampshire 20 631 799 21 1,341 37 1, 700 1 New Jersey 130 5, 839 10, 418 115 ltY, 145 182 10, 710 163 New Mexico 6 10 53 9 117 ,21 532 0

New York_ . 377 59, 383 M,056 200 19, 092 2, 116 85 6, 719 o. North Carolina .. 8 73 90 12 313 12 24 1, 2:17 4 North Dakota. 10 55 174 29 318 80 37 614 34 I a Ohio 132 4, 766 8, 376 229 14, 570 471 502 1R, 409 172 Oklahoma _ 27 596 1, 126 46 1, 733 35 76 4, 141 16 ;

Oregon ...... 14 1, 676 37 I 2, 731 44 53 1, 840 12. Pennsylvania_... 285 17,tt 24, 266 227 21,001 348 193 21, 078 3 70. Rhode Island. . 17 1, 259 1 1, 526 11 1, 361 11 6 602 . South Carolina. 4 133 5 223 7 9 571 0 1 South Dakota... 20 M69 370 35 866 11 59 1, 059 14

Tennmee.__ _ .. 9 225 348 17 991 93 28 1, 500 O Texas 29 741 1, 307 73 4, 300 107 9730 5. A45 ari Utah.- _ - 16 646 177 15 534 12 30 2, 284 Vermont._ _ _ . 6 52 179 ' 6 87 0 11 223 °'9 Virginia lt1 1, 371 1, 609 15 1, 027 77 1, 960 3

Washington__ ..... 41 1, 557 2, 276 82.03 4, 286 72 154 6, 003' West Virginia 21 653 4)42, 981 35 54 2, 078 10

1 Wisconsin._ . . . 38 1, 332 1, 693 90 5, 570 276 107 6, 352 ! 1,

yoming_ _ .-- 5 67 153 12 334 5 23 747 ' 1 , Outlying parts of the United Stale. Alaska 2 9 7 6 84 o Canal Zone 2 64 1 Guam...... 11 %wail 4 47 226 11 398 2 6 513 o Philippine Islands . I 1 74 114 1 13 1 74 114 Porto Rico 11 424 moo 9 401 o Virgin Islands ...... 1 3 1 5 o PUBLIC t. HIGHSCHOOLS 127 pursuing certainstudies in197- P,8Continued

Woodwork. Metalwork Vocationalcupr.tions

4 State S'hncls Boys Girls Schools rrperting reporting Boys Schools Boys Girls reporting

_ 11 12 13 14 13 1$ 1 17 Is I 111

730t 55,720 )31 4g4 37. N) 1, n91 t 41, 096 36. 471 1 2.1N O , 41 i 59 1, tic 1. 826 3 V 4 Alabama. 7 '2 SrH s 4 242 236 Arizona. 81 0 1 11 65 977 I 116 7, VP" 19 1. 1'12 A rkansas. 9(1 4, 717 i 45 2, 430 7 3" 0 1, 463 C al tfornia. 3 309 i 11 23:3 6 245 Coldrado. 9 72R 0 9 566 8 699 449 Connecticut. zrz3 1 21 4 o 5 12 Delaware. 293.... . 4, 5 25r) District ofColumbia. o 2 131 9 Mi 11 47 o 185 Florida. 1 50 3 174 5 Georgia. 3 !OR o 12 72 4 144 165 Idaho. o 22 4. 311 33 32 8, 337 1, 174 1, 456 Illinois. 17 1. 041 177 782 3, 627 2, 726 I Minna. 1 8 240 152 711 2, 0S4 2, 115 Iowa. 17 7 Z31 21 676 .330 Kansas. 4 132 0 1 t8 73 860 924 Kentucky. 2 1 rt.5 207 l 2 e5 o 2 68 sou Islam. 3 7 111 ( 104 n75 I o 6 1. 149 M aine. 43 12 )WL 820 3, g13t o 27 M aryland. 3, 111 25 1, 692 2, 248 Massachusetts. 32 1, 533 0 28 1. 364 50 39 2, 152 19 1, 324 1, 229 Michigan. 1g 873 27 497 2 15 0 541 M nnesota. n 141' 20 829 2 142 M Ksissippl. 12 679 195 3, 3s5 3, 709 3 376 0 3 Missouri. 140 40 756 747 Montana. 11 533 0 5 378 30 I. 804 685 Nebraska. 774 o 1 8 oNevada. 32 714 New 2, 111 14 6 369 Hampshire. 76 9 499 538 New Jersey. 0 1 27 71 144 126 NewMexico. 49 749 o 38 6, 813 17 2, 715 3 1Cki 1, 066 New York. 0 1 12 3 8 Z32 128 46 1 1 11 NorthCarolina. 47 3, 364 627 659 NorthDakcta. 0 40 Z 227 219 3, 707 5 268 23 3 2, 996Ohio. 117 4 33'Z 187 Oklahoma. 7 633 0 6 1, 92S 59 4, 777 14 463 489 Oregon. 0 34 3, 612 79 4 471 3, 322 2. 562 0 410 4 Pennsylvania. 1 344 266 82 0 1 - RhodeIslaid. 4 1) 8 344 0 200 7 1 Sout hCarolina. 11 17 192 131 SouthDakota. 2 94 o- ..... 8 6' 213 197 142Tennessee. O 12 574 469 I 4 293 o 4 321 Texas. 2 70 I 34tUtah. 3 2 192 0 85 69Vermont. 4 82 10Virginia. 21 1, 200 2 12 503 II 13 216 193 394 12 5 173 Washington. 22 95 1,634 1, 925 1, 187 0 16 WestVirginia. 472 12 587 616 Wisconsin. 15 139 2====4= 111:111=I---",==11 131 Wyoming.

4I * ...... ". 0 1 .. _ ...... 9 14 Alaska. No m *V anal Zone. 4 ...... 126 0 4 92 Guam. 685 45Hawaii. 3 2 34 0 , 275 315PhilippineIslands. 1 13 8PortoRico. VirginIslands. /70793°29--9 A 28 BIENNIAL SURVEYOF EDUCATION,1926-1928 TABLE 62. Number of public highschool itupils

Printing Journalism Dramaticart

State Schools Schools Schools report-Boys Girlsreport-Boys Girlsreport-Boys Girls ing ing ing

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1$

411.

Cont inental UnitedStates_ 386 19.f199 9x^,9 230 3,11 2 3, 527 534 I 18, 81919,207 5 1 162 248 Al abanil 37 0 - - . 5 Arizona `3 63 3 1 1 1 4 36 39 3 A rkans.ts d 1 132 0 . 3 8 Califcrn in 76 873 45 68.5 610 82 1, 900 2.437 Colorado 7 334 2; 58 106 8 65 152 3 40 147: Connecticut 7 415 o _ - Delaware 1 _ .... 1 10 15 District of Columbia I) 187 2 1 16 14 1 30 44 Florida 6 330 o 5 50 60 5 73 105

aM dB. Mg ...Mt MD 3 7 301 -Oeotgia al Idaho 4 73 -44 5 145 80 Illinois 18 2, 151 111 10 378 4rO 19 579 i Indiana 14 680 12 177 177 5 42 21 12 1 75 163 4 9 112 owa . 9 586 10 95 am Kansas _____ . ... 15 95 200 18 137 156 Kentucky 4-- 4 54 2 o 131 982 I, 195 Louisiana 1 164 O 133 O Maine_ 2 2 208 o M Maryland 6 379 i30 Ma.ssachusctts _ 33 Z 052 13. 18 566 fin Michigan 25 768 22 12 164 ! 198 33 1 74 11 319 397 Minnesota _ 13 369 24 2 1 O 2 Ls Its I ppi_ 1 70 0 _ _ .... - r2 11 391 1,073 M agouti _ 7 .431 28 6-laifi Montana 6 46 71 2 17 32 Nebraska 6 312 3 7 69 I I 9 136 296 Nevada 1 4 6 ______16 149 o 1 24 6 New Hampshire 45 81 NewRimy...... 14 833 4.3 I 9 16 3 < 3 lb New Mexico 1 32 o 1 12 12 1 250 New York 18 303 5 9 93 61 12, 204 8,8S3 North Carolina 2 18 34 1 17 o 1 5 7 North Dakota 533 30 1, 3 147 13 140 180 12 308 Ohio 26 Oklahoma_ ...... 4 175 16 5 57 84 2 20 15 27 1 253 o 1 9 8 2 Oregon 376 Pennsylvania 24 2, 192 7 7 84 122 7 318 4 123 o Rhode Island 1 . 1 10 15 South Carolina 4 6 South Dakota.. 4 36 (8

1 0 1 1 10 23 1 Tennessee 68 i 4 38 2 80 29i 5 I 112 1.1 Texas 216L. 10 ' 7 55 *Utah 1 14 1 Vermont l 21 74 Virginia...... 3 113 o 1 10 14 i 2 146 211 111 3 10 154 207 I 11 Washington-- - ..... 2 21 2 les 2 6 49 67 2 33 est V . 6 1.2 Wisconsin_ 10 278 46 6 66 98 1 1 7 9 4 74 12 Wyoming zer Outlying parts ofthe United ,States Alaska Canal Zone I Guam. % a 49 26 2 41 Hawaii ...... Philippine Islands ,- 004100 Pt ico 4 a , V ¡if!Islands

gum.Mbom PUBLICHIGH SCHOOLS 129 pursuing certain studies in1927-28-Continued

o maw nos Public speaking Physicaleducation Military drill

State Schools Boys Girls Schools Schools reporting reporting Boys Girlsreporting Boys

iv 11 13 13 14 15 16 17 18

757 14, 624 16, 212 I 1,032 211, 882 223, 501 250 47, 080

1 8 1 18 719 1, 416 3 748 4 25 44 Alabama. 16 996 1, 509 4 1, 135Arizona. 1 23 11 3 449 V 464 3 53 Arkansas. 46 1, 047 838 107 21, 092 2n. 011 36 6, 825 15 283 California. 242 17 1, 594 1, 690 5 329Colorado. 1 166 508 12 2. 958 3, 445 ...... Connecticut. ... 3 869 994 . ip .....Delaware. 1 30 31 3 1, 503 1, 543 11 2,655 District ofColumbia. 7 365 361 1 5 1, 488 1, 644 ...... _ ...... 2 160 Florida. 8 116 1, 800 9 2, 383 Georgia. 16 146 217 7 140 804 1 170 46 887 Idaho. 1, 000 54 24, 673 21,743 20 3, 164 Illinois. 35 . 401 382 51 5, 352 ItvI 5, 509 7 1, 282 761 Indiana. 699 55 3, 920 4, 521 7 1, 019 Iowa. 21 177 190 33 3, 429 3, 766 itk ICan.s as. 9 75 87 13 1, 628 3, 381 3 791 - . - Kentucky. 2 472 Lou is iana. 1 134 145 4 310 578 2 415 Maine. 1 14 5 9 980 1, 098..... _ _ _ 1 5 Maryland. 667 652 49 8, 277 1 2, 601 3S , -/13,797 Massachuset ts.

4) 1,292 1, 327 ! 4 1 11, 7 50 12. 285 13 1, 273 Michigan. 16 207 268 34 4, 210 5, 383 1 18 Minnesota. 3 62 146 1 23 Mississippi. 24.0 299 7 2 7,486 9, 240 15 16 1, 938 Missouri. 166 180 7 585 826 Montana. 29 4,51. 291 25 3, 245 3, 613 Nebraska. 4 170 175 Nevada. 1 183 217 1 190 164 4 qm. . m. AI» mow mo 411, NewHampshire. 9 354 386 4 1 12. 213 12. 768 Imp 7 -. New Jersey. 59 71 3 191 434 New Mexico. 30 666 735 39 37, 561 28, 462 New: 3 56 114 York. 6 404 417 1 20 10 North Carolina. 69 85 28 922 1,380 3 59 30 North Dakota. 1, 021 1, 125 50 10, 239 12,007 5 277Ohio. 550 591 12 3, WO 3, 197 Oklahoma. 11 100 78 9 832 891 Oregon. 21 1, 771 2, 067 63 24, 416 23,311 1 47 Pennsylvania. 43 2 408 445 _ t...... Rhode Island. 1 3 12 1 239 fioutil Carolina. 53 302 363 3 112 168 1 10 South Dakota, 3 205 306 890 1,1 73 - 8 35 1, ON Tennessee, 679 801 14 1, 611 3, 339 15 10 3, 175 Texas. .247 . 325 19 1, 581 1, 946 4 1, 603 Utah. ,14. Vermont. 14 1, 310 1, 671 6 721 Virginia. Zi 199 303 13 3, 187 2, 798 1 11 66 Washington. 237 280 21 1, 687 2,280 3 44 20 West Virginia, 470 525 16 2, 566 2, 847 22 1, 187 Wisconsin. 4 24 19 5 )2=23=== 538 611 2 447 Wyoming A o

1 2 2 Alaska Cana)Zone. 3 48 30 Guam. 1 499Hawaii. 3 510 505 8 4, 058 1 a 10 Philippine Wands. 2 56 130 1 147 Porto Rico. Vitgin Islands.

t 130 BIENNIALSURVEY OFEDUCATION,1926-1928

TABLE 62.N umber ofpublichig.1-.school pupils

Home management Home nursingPattern making Electricity 9

1 State Schools Schools Schools Schools' report-Boys Girlsreport-Girlsreport-Boysreggrt-Boys ing ing ing

3 4 6 7 8 9 10

ContinentalUnited St ates. 347 14 10,130 162 6,915 72 5,642 229 10,530

A 1 30 A bibama _ AL. - Arizona 1 12 Arkansas_ - . - 1 0 33 18 1, 343 4 211 48 I 3,071 Californ ia_ _j__ 47 2 2 41'' Colorado 3 3 9 2 28 2 46

4 o 2 25 1 10 2 35 Connect icut______- . Delaware.___ 3 ! 202 1 105 District of Columbia__ 'r . am 88 Moo ADWM 1 74 am .0 Ma 0o. 3 Florida...... O. - - W.MPMO .0 =1 16 1 47 Georgia._ _ 1 0 4 57 Idaho .0 1 0 30 6 324 6 959 13 2,03 Illinois_ _ _ 18 0 420 12 0 169 22 333 5 293 Indiana_ jowa 10 0 194 4 70 1 17 1 12 _ I.6 Kamas'------0 109 6 173 Kentucky__ 1 6 1 71 2 18 Louisiana 11 I 0 269 1 56 Maine _ . 580 Maryland 5 0 461 .....r_ _ 1 152 4 411 7 265 3 654 14 885 M assach use tts_ MI40.0,11, 15 0 Michigan 9 0 227 4 130 5 318 6 875 147 5 87 167 16 915 Minnesota. _ 8 0 a Mississippi 1 11 3 N Missouri______4 0 Montana 3 0 48 1 80 Nebraska 15 0 221 2 33 1 181 4 330 Nevada 19 81 152 New I I am psh ire _ 56 0 862 2 39 596 6 655 0, a. 4 256 New Jersey _ 4 0 332 1 21 1 20 Now Mexico__ _..... _ _ 1 0 29 1,737 22 1, 1 NeKirork 29 0 1, 361 11 1, 509 7 I e

ea 1 34 North Carolina_ _ 0 2 60 North Dakota _ _ 1 0 21 11 1 789 Ohio , 10 0 182 4 88 9 336 Oklahoma 1 0 158 3 la

1 \383 Oregon 5 0 . 130 1 200 30 2,509 Pennsylvania 33 0 815 23 658 4 115 4 203 Rhode Island VV 2 0 24 2 79 South Carolina 1 9 30 5 41 South Dakota _ :a 1 0 15 Tennessee' Texas 9 0 109 21 630 1 24 9 0 253 - 1 32 2 97 Utah 9 it a. 1 Vermont N. ...- III 1 190 Virginia 1 0 8 , 0, as ...... a. Washington -5 0 166 2 fie a 242 142 1 43 West Virginia_ 0 .... 3 0 711 Wisconstn____ . a. . .. -2 0 42 2 45 a Wyoming 1 I 0. - 4 saga-. . 1=C =1111:111MINIII Ouaying partsofthe United Stales Guam el Hawaii 2 85 lb IWO Philippine Islands 1 64 1 19 Porto Rico 2 38 . PUBLIC HIGHSCHOOLS 131 pursuing certain studies in I9R7-28Continued

Auto mechanics Vocational related subjects Geography

MEL State Schools Boys Girls Schools Boys Schools g reporting Girls report ing Boys Girls

.1111/

11 12 13 14 13 16 17 18 19 20 p.

i 277 ! 13, 677 14 441 14, 969 6, 179 270 4. OKI 4, 727

130 0 , 2 _ ..... Ala. 3: 73 I 0 1 23 _ ....._ _ Ariz. 2 107 0 _ 3 70 114 Ark. St; .. I 11 4, 072 92 3, ss2 1, 267 .0 MS. Calif. 5 20.5 o n 33 41 1 35 24 Colo.

2 37 1 _ _ 40, I. Conn. 01 OP 190 Del. 1 55 . 0 I). (1. 1 24 ; O. 5 241 263 Fla. 29 0 1 O 165 Ga. .

32 112 1 7 16 Idaho. 19 1, 591 o 12 1, 094 o 2 62 48 Il 4 1 h 9.`).5 o 24 618 247 tr) 157 154 Ind. 4 186 0 17 150 1841 12 83 240 Iowa. 6 r 271 0 .) 64 40 2 4 .37 Kans. .I 1 I 14 0 Ky. "' " La. 1 64 o 1 59 0 1 11 Me. 1 59 o 1 24 23 a. low a, a. a .....Md. 8 501 0 1, 383 29 621 1 1 o Mass. 19 975 0 12 597 27 5 89 58 Mich. 15 433 2 18 189 FAZ 6 448 633 Minn. 1 M o 3 93 0 3 71 0 79 712 754 o. 2. 60 0 - - -. Mont.

7 343 0 21 123 275 13 98 177 Nebr.

_ 1 ... _ _ . _ .. APM, S _ 1 6 0 a. ow eV M. a. ...AO MD ow ». ar o Nev. 4 92 0- 4 235 0 N. II. 1 9 0 8 I 97 237 1 4 7 N. J. 1 76 0 , 14 WA MID AO IMP 2 16 Olo ....N. Mex. 13 622 O 19 2, 421 611 21 350 318 N. Y. 1 oft 13 O 1 8 1 4 14 N. C. 26 174 1376 20 86 122 N. Dak. 500 O 37 668 147 14 233 338 ohio. 5 167 o 3 424 488 1 64 153 Okla.

1 12 O (3 500 22 26 234 196 Oreg. 7 369 O 38 1, 325 152 O 390 358 Pa. 1 5 o . R. I. S. C. 2 34 O 6 9 76 1 97 37 8. Dak.

3 108 O - - . Tenn. 2 526 O 4 37 ." .0 Or 4E,'OD IOW OD q CO 46 e wi .....Tex. 4 227 O 9 228 281 2 61 40 Utah. 2 9 o 1 11 0 Vt. 1 61 87 Va.

5 2.514 o 17 113 327 1 15 16 Wash. 10 90 116 W. Va. .** 12 347 0 3 38 o 27: 369 329 Wis. 3 69 0 2 48 o Wyo. 4110 4 6

A Ouarn. 2 32 0 2 I 52 123 I [await. P. I.

e 40 II , .0, P. R.

;. '. 132 BIENNIAL SURVEY OFEDUCATION, 1920-1928

TABLE 63.-Nu/mberof secondary students pursuingspecial subjects, 1928-29 lb Enrollment Enronment Schools !SchoolsI Subject and States report- Subject and States reporting Boys Girls Ing Boys Girls

2 1 3 I 4 1 I

Bohemian: Bible and religionCon. 1 Illinois 2 1 216 108 NI innesota W0 170 Nebraska. 3 27 27 General language: New York 3 30 29 California 3 197 103 North Carolin.t 4 141 220 Florida 1 12 9 North Dakota...... 7 36 42 M issouri 1 10 19 Ohio__ . _ . _ . 11 74 120 1 55 74 New Jersey . 1 14 14 Oklahoma New York 4 61 43 South Dakota__ _ _ 4 17 39 _. . _ _ ...... _ 1 53 00 Utah -.) Total 10 224 188 Virginia _ 0. 0 0 8 128 00011---..=w- West \ irginia__. .... 8 185r zo3 Greek: California _ 4 28 9 Total 107 1, 321 2,156 Connecticut_ _ 1 16 7 0Illinois 1 15 5 Current history: Indiana 1 5 17 Kansas 2 21 Maine 3 10 12 New Jersey 1 34 14 Mar yland_ _ . 1 10 0 Oregon_ __ 1 10, 11 Massachusetts 8 225 65 M ichigan 3 36 51 Total 4 65 41 _ 1 173 70 M in nesota 1

M issouri._ _ _ _ - 1 1 (1 Latinnierknn history: New Jersey 4 18 11 1 Illinois - 31 o New York 8 76 164 Kentucky 31 o Ohio 1 25 27 Ohio_ 10 10 Penwylvania..... _ 5 206 86 Ok lahoma__...... _ 54 27 1,m IthqrkIsland 1 80 4 I 1351 37 Washington..... WI 1 6 11 Total 000.0millioftmo Total 44 928 586 Local history: Arkansas..... 1 16 17 Hebrew: California 9 242 201 Illinois 1 /45 90 t ofColumbia_ 1 20 21 11 Massachuset i.s ._ . 1 53 o. Indiana - 2 29 Missouri _ ...... 3 15 32 . Total 2 138 117 New Mexico__ __ . 4 17 ..... 411. 27 Ohio___ ...... 3 23 Italian: Oklahoma 1 49 31 California 6 279 417 Texas 2 31 23 1 48 Connecticut..... _ 2 92 29 Utah 7 Michigan 1 4 e2 Washington 1 22 New Jersey_ 4 372 194 WestVirginia_...... - 1 14 15 New Yor 7 741 . 359 40 Pennsylvn ni.t 1 7 5 Total 29 526 e:=21 Rhode 1 and...... _ _ 1 36 15 M ythology: Total 22 1, 531 1, 021 Pennsylvania 1 10 21 ^.000 =11111,01.0 f1 Norse: Negro history: 10 Minnesota 8 208 Kentucky 1 16 i 12 North Dakota 8 31 M ississippi_ _. _ _ . - _ 2 16 -6-- North Carolina 1 14 41 Total 16 239 395 Total 4 46 79 Polish: Illinois 1 18 15 Accounting: Arizona__ 1 3 District of Columbia._ 1 12 1 s Swedish: la Illinois...... 1 29 30 Illinois 3 34 1 0 73 Minnesota_- 11.as. 41...... ts 234 Ira Louisiana 701 M aryland . _ 1 23 40 41 'rotal 6 263 1 183 M assachuse tts 3 0 10 40 11.MA M ichigan __ _ _ _ ...... 3 Bible and religion: M innesota 1 12 4 111 101 Alabama 1 20 0 New York__ _ . _ 4 178' 1 12 T Arkansas..... _ _ 2 14 Ohio 16 138 111 _ 40. - 1 4 24 Pennsylvania...... Colorado _ Delaware_ . _ 2 11 9 1 8 10 35 469 625 Illinois_ Total .mmr!/110 Indiara Ob ...... 25 185 293 Iowa ,19 222 322 Advertising: Kansas 4 25 60 California 12 279 Kentucky 1 8 10 Oolorndo 1 8 3 Michigan 1 166 222 Connecticut 2 33 2

45v--2 a PUBLIC HIGH SpH0043 133

TABLE 63.Number ofsecondarystudents.pursuingspecial subjects,1928-29Con

Enrollment Enrollment Schools Schools Subject *rid States report- Subjeict andStates reporting ing BoysGirls BoysGirls

,0000 1 /M IMIBI r--4111.11 3 4 1 2

=110110.00. Adver ising a-Cont inued M achinecalculation: Indiana 1 6 1 California 17 150 .645 Iowa ______2 22 21 Connecticut 1 54 272 Massachusetts ; 1 13 17 Illinois 11 166 906 M issoiff i 5 162 95 Indiana 1 5 24 Nebraska 1 38 46 Iowa New Jersey 1 5 31 1 2 34 Massachusetts 2 16 23 New York _ 6 193 86 M ichigan 2 (12 99 North Carolina_ . 1 7 8 Minne6ota 1 0 19 North Dakota. 1 2 1 M issouri. 1 4 3 Ohio 4 63 62 , New York ,6 108 389 Oregon 1 21 23 Texas Pennsylvania 5 44 80. 2 35 57 Utah 2 37 73 Washington__ 1 s 5 Virginia 1 2 9

M 1 MO Tutal 42 t+91 556 I Total_____-_...... 51 ' 6.13 2,573 ...... 111 b. NI i Ir. Banking: M ultigraphlug: 1 Arizona 1 3; 8 M innesota 0 18 _ _ _ _ California 3 68 29' .....=0.000000000000 Connecticut 1 6 20 Secretarialwork: District of Co1umh1.1_ _ 1 8 2 New Jersey '2 9 53 . Iowa _ _...... 1 12 20 Ohio . 2 1 126 Massachusetts 1 .0 109 I Ohio Pennsylvania_...... I. ..- 2 4 24A ...... 3 59l M i

. _ RhodeNand____ 1 i 1 4 Total 6 It 203 Total 12 159 213 Cafeteriamanagement: 411000111110/010 California_ . _ Businessmanagement: - 3 0 141 It Indiana 3 4 34 Arkansas 1 14 8 Massachusetts__ _ _ 1 0 7 Colorado ...... 2 42 55 _ New York _...4_ _ 1 0 3 _ _. Connect icut I - 2 110 4 i Pennsylvania_ 1 o 17 Indiana 1 11 10 , Washington 1 2 o 17 Iowa 3 73 31 Kan11,4_ 1 10 7 Total 11 4 219 Maine_ _ . _ - 1 3 27 Mtssachusetts 3 28 65, Dyeing: Montana 1 37 Mi 1 New York 1 5 al* New Jersey_ _ 2 75 113 North Ihtkqta 1 15 o Interior(feicornting: Ohio 3 121 62 California 7 92 188 Pennsylvania. _ _ __ 4 38 73 Indiana 1 4 7 RhodeIsland . _ ...... 1 18 29 Kansas...... 5 2 102 South Carolina 1 52 0 1 New Jersey 2 6 74 Tennessee __ 1 16 2 Now :114co 1 0 27 New N'ork._. 3 -0 49 Total_ .. ___ _. 28 66161 531 North Carolina__ _ 1 7 13 =IN IA . North Dakota__... Commercial 1 0 28 art: . Ohio...... _ 1 32 30 California 13 233 299 Oklahoma _ . 1 0 25 District ofColumbia. _ 1 29 47 Florida lvania. 5 g 117 1 87 93 West Virginia..... o 9 Indiana .. 6 _ ..... 93 83 'Wisconsin 6 0 58 Kansas ...... __ -- . 1 2 2

Kentucky....__- -.- 3 - -- - 0 89 :sj 142 t25 Massachuaetts .. _... 3 35 48 Ata1 M ichigan 30 571 1, 440 t. M i4souri Laundry: 1 0 7 Arkansas, 0 25 Montana 2. 0 11 M assachusetts_ _ . 1 0 30 New Jersey______. - - 1 15 0 Oregon 1 0 MO NewYork 20 741 1,388 Pennsylvania 1 s 0 288 Ohio_ 2 25e 9 1 Texas 1 121 77 o. Total _ ow a. 21 O 893 Washington 1 19 0 Wisconsin 1 18 35 M illinery: Wyoming .... 1 1 8 California 29 0 2v 325 Oeorgia 2 0 72 Total 00 ,10...... 148 10003, 636 Illinois 3 0 208 Duplicating: Indiana 2 24' Louisiana...... 1 0 350 California.. _ 3' .... 38 1 Maawhusetta 14 778 NewYork__ . 1 0 16 Minnelfota 1 0 38 New Jersey 2 Total. 4 0 31 3R 17 New York 13 0 111111M MEIN Mmo 987 11 .111. MD m I. is Ohio 0 196

.0:64

41' 134 BIE&NIALSURVEY OFEDUCATION,1926-1928

TABLE 63. Number of secondary studentspursuing specialsubjects,1§f8-29Con.

EnrcIlrnent Enrollment Schools' Schools Subject and States report- Subject and States reporting ing BoysGirls Boys Girls1 . _

1 2 4 1 2 3 4

MillineryContinued. Bookbinding: 2 lhIj 43 Oregon _ 1 140 California 1 1 0 Pennsylvania.. _ . 4 2s4 Michigan Rhode. Island 3 3+5 M innesota_ 1 38 16 2 26 0 South Carolina... _ 1 106 New Hampshire Utah 2 53 6 176 59 .__ 1 9 Total Washington 3 54 Cement work: g5 O 6, 009 Kansas 1 13 O Total__ - II Forestry: Stonework: Indiana 1 170 0 California__...... __ 1 1 17 New York- sii 17 8

INN. 6 73 0 Jewelry: Arizona.._ _ ...... 1 40 15 Total 8 911 25 California 5 93 97 Colorado_ .. 2 61 31 Gardening and landscape: Districtof Columbia___t- 1 2 74 . 2 39 53 1 California _.....______2 I 18 23 Indiana 1 i 1 6 Massachusettg. 1 I 6218 0 Michigan New York 2 9 16 Total 3 36 23 Ohio 1 10 2 1 Pennsylvania _ 0 106 llorticulture and fruits: Washington 1 14 8 Ark ansas _ _ . _ _ . _. 1 20 18 ; 17 269 ! 406 33 1 Total. California _ .. 8 247 4 71 O Indiana._._ _ Nfassachusetts. 3 98 20 Highways: 1 15 35 Michigan 6 58 9 ; North Carolina .... 2 36 3 ..amir.o.11111101=1V Ohio Pennsylvania 4 54 oHome decorating: L 1 0 16 Virginia . 1 25 0 . Minnesota 11.1=1. Washington___. 1 - emechanics: Tota/..... 30 617 Çonnecticut 1 42 0 !MD M assachusetts. _ 1 0 31 Aviation: New Hampshire___ _. - 1 18 0 Illinois.______. 1 .11. Total . 3. 60 31 Basketry: ...... California 1 0 S8 House planning: .. _ 2 0 60 M iss issippi___... . 1 0 14 Indiana New Jersey. _ 1 0 10 Pennsylvania...... 2 0 21 Leather work: Colorado 1 2 i Total. ..- 5 1 o 133 Mechanics: Bricklaying: Maryland 1 697 0 M ississippi. 1 11 0 1 72 0 Plastering: 6 New York dEb 1I 63 0 Nebraska...... 1 4 0 New 'York_ _ v. . Ohio ...... li 19 0 South Carolina___ 1 ' 24 0 VAtery: California 1 0 20 1 32 175 5 I 130 M innesota _1 Total n0 Pennsylvania 1 0 76 1 62 62 Brickmaking: West Virginia I Mississippi 1 14 0 Total 4 94 333 Broom making: 1=1 Tennessee.. .. 48 0 Plumbing: California_ _ ...... WI& 2 10 0 Building tradm: New York ...... 2 102 0 1 16 I Illinois .. 3 79 0 Ohio 1 136 0 INI ' Oregon ... Clay modeling: W187 Colorado. 2 .98 Total 6 26.4 0 Connecticut 1 1 15 Rug weaving: Total 3 99 202 Mississippi 1 01 II 1111Sw111 rlMwowlilIMMINED...., 0-

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Enrollment : Enrollment Schools Schoo. Subject and States re4t- Subject and Statss report- Boys irls ing BoysGirls V. 1 3 4 1 2 4 Shoe repairing: SurveyingContinued 1 24 M a_sachusetts.... o MassAchusetts_ IN- Mir No .1 1 153 o New York 2 81 o Shop management: Pennsylvania 1 6 o A donsas 1 27 o California 2 62 o Total 12 421 o Indiana. _ ...... - 1 19 o - '1; Auditorium: Total 4 108 0 Indiana_ 111 309 Telegraphy: Library: Minnesota in 44 1 California 21 4 1 335 I . Colorado 1 o 5 Teitile shop: Indiana.______3 165 200 Oeorgia 1 *21 0 II Kansas. 1 2 2 Massachusetts.. .. 7 261 4 2 Maryland 1 149 143 'New York 3 233 o i Michigan...... 6 10 21 104 Minnesota...-. _ - . 3 2 25 Total il 485 472 1,. Montana____ _. Ar 7 12 Nebraska___...._ .. ... 1 49 65 Upholstering: New York__...... 1 0 575 Colorado 62 o Oklahoma dB 1 7 IS Oklahoma 11 o 'Oregon... 1 1 7 Pennsyirania 3 12 138 2 Total 731 0 Washington___... 1 3 3 Wisconsin 6 270 248 FWeaving: Illinois 1 0 84 Total 66 ! 729 1, 868 Iowa_.. 2 IS 3 Michigan 1 1 6 School management: Minnesota.__ .. . MID 1 8 6 Arkansas...... _ _ 1 7 10 Nebraska 2 8 13 Indiana 2 3 34 New York 2 0 174 Iowa 16 10 198 Kansw 10 11 96 Total 9 35 2s6 .146ow.. Total 29 31 338 Astronomy: California 3 38 151 'Special methods of teaching: t Colorado 3 71 70 Ark ansas 2 4 13 Idaho_ ...... _ . 1 10 4- Idaho 2 20 14 Illinois 3 70 23 -Iowa 13 11 139 Indiana...... 2 26 12 Kentucky...... - 1 3 0 Total 17 35 166 Maine 1 , 4 5 Massachusetts_ . - - - 5 111 236 Ethics: M ichigan 3 100 99 Florida_ 1 6 8 Minnesota 1 24 7 Idaho 1 0 25 New Hampshire 1 32 2 Michigan 2 14 25 New Jersey 1 47 60 Ohio L 13 21 Ib New York . 1 7 1 Oregon 2 25 31 Ohio 6 126 111 South Dakota 1 14 37 Pennsylvania 1 129 o West Virginia_ 2 51 58 Utah 1 19 4 Vermont 2 6 4 Total e 10 123 200 Washington 3 45 26 Etiquette: Total_ _ ..... soo 0. 39 868 815 Oklahoma...... _ 1 24 44 Oregon...... 1 0 400 Bacteriology: California 8 Total 2 24 244 Connecticut 1 o 13 Kansas 5 7 Character study: Pennsylvania Indiana 2 62 71 o 15 aaamilow.or dims Newspaper: /5 Total 4 13 43 Minnesota 4 1045 113 Iireramil..--mn. 2 Meteorology: Story writing: Colorado 1 15 1 North Dakota 1 13 1 4 Architectural drawing: Surveying: Arkansas 1 17 Arizona...... 1 & o California...... _ 3 488 California 34 77 o District of Columbia 1 b5 District of Columbia.... 1 se o Florida 1 9 Kentucky 2' 43 o Illinois . 5,1,663 Maryland 1 17 1 o Indiana. _ 2 1 62

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Architectural drawingCon ' 1 Dotography: Iowa 2 30 0 UP California 4 18 21 Kansas 1 22 0 Minnesota.. 1 0 9 Massachusetts 3 145 0 New York 1 5 t- 0 Michigan 4 93 1

Minnesota..... 5 106 19 Total 6 I 163 30 Nebraska _ 1 19 0 New Jersey 1 70 0 Picture projection: New Mexico ...... 1 21 3 California____. . 1 11 o New l'ark 8 515 0 North Carolina _...... 1 14 0 Sculpture: Oklahoma 1 56 7 California 1 4 I 9 Oregon.. 1 69 0 Tennessee 1 17 0 Foreign relations: Washington_ _ _ 1 ... ! 17 0 Washington_ . 1 Wisconsin 1 12 19 aill 6L First aid: Total 453, 380 ra Minnesota 1 127 147 .111/111 New Jersey 17 1.181 1, 5111 Art study; Massachusetts 7 261 472 Total 4- 18 1,30T1,trs Pennsylvania 3 27 46 Lip reading:

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