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

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U.S. Government Printing Office, 1908

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Contents

Summary of enrollment by years in high schools and of total enrollment in kindergartens in high schools and in elementary schools of certain cities
594
Summary of evening schools in cities
596
Summary of enrollment attendance supervising officers and teachers in cities and villages containing from 4000 to 8000 inhabitants
598
Summary of school property and expenditures in cities and villages
600
Summary of enrollment in kindergartens and in the several elementary grades in certain cities and villages
601
Summary of enrollment by years in the high schools and of total enrollment in kindergar tens in high schools and in elementary schools of certain cit...
603
Population school enroilment attendance supervising officers teachers etc in public schools of cities
605
Buildings property receipts and expenditures of public schools of cities
626
Enrollment in kindergartens and in elementary grades in certain cities
652
Enrollment by years in high schools and total enrollment in kindergartens and in high and elementary schools in certain cities
656
Evening schools in cities
672
Population school enrollment and attendance in cities and villages
677
Buildings property receipts and expenditures of public schools in cities and villages
697
Enrollment in kindergartens and in elementary grades in certain cities and villages
718
UNIVERSITIES COLLEGES AND TECHNOLOGICAL Schools General statistical review
737
Finances and property of colleges for women Division B 848
738
Degrees conferred
739
Number of Ph D degrees
740
Purpose and cost of permanent improvements
741
Benef ctions
745
Uniformity of standards in higher education
746
Summary of undergraduate and graduate students in public universities colleges and schools of technology
750
Summary of undergraduate and graduate students in private universities colleges etc
751
Summary of undergraduate students in universities colleges and technological schools for men and for both sexes
752
Summary of professors and instructors in universities colleges etc
753
Summary of students in universities colleges etc
754
Summary of instructors and students by departments in universities colleges etc
755
Summary of students in departments of technology commerce and education in uni versities colleges etc
756
Summary of bachelors degrees conferred on men by universities colleges etc
757
Summary of higher degrees conferred on men by universities colleges etc
758
Summary of degrees conferred on women by coeducational universities colleges and technological schools
759
Summary of honorary degrees conferred by universities colleges etc
760
Classification of universities colleges etc and number of undergraduate students
761
Classification of universities colleges etc according to amount of endowment funds
762
Summary of income of universities colleges etc
763
Summary of property of universities colleges etc
765
Summary of professors and students in colleges for women Division A
766
Summary of income of colleges for women Division A
767
Summary of property of colleges for women Division A
768
Summary of degrees conferred by colleges for women Division B
769
Summary of income of colleges for women Division B
770
Summary of property of colleges for women Division B
771
Professors and students in universities colleges etc
782
Finances of universities colleges etc
806
Professors and students in colleges for women Division A
840
Finances and property of colleges for women Division A
842
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGES
869
Colleges of agriculture and the mechanic arts endowed by acts of Congress approved July
903
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905
Undergraduates in fouryear college courses
909
Income
917
Value of additions to equipment
923
Usefulness and need of the smaller medical schools
932
Requirements for the practice of dentistry
938
General summary of professional schools
944
Summary of schools of medicine
950
Schools of theology
956
Schools of law
968
Schools of medicine
978
Schools of dentistry
990
Table 95b Schools of veterinary medicine
996
Summary of public normal schools and instructors
1003
Public appropriations for support
1009
Summary of income expenditures and property of private normal schools
1016
Comparison of public and private normal schools
1017
Normal students in universities colleges and high schools
1018
Distribution of students pursuing teachers training courses
1019
Public normal schools
1020
Private normal schools
1036
Public high schools in cities
1056
Public high schools outside of cities
1057
Average number of students to a teacher and average size of public high schools
1058
Distribution of students by grades in public high schools
1059
Percentage classification of students by grades in public high schools
1060
Property income etc of public high schools
1061
Private high schools and academies instructors and students
1063
Graduates and college preparatory students in private academies
1064
Proportion of boys of girls and of graduates in private academies
1065
Enrollment of students by grade in private academies
1066
Percentage classification by grade of students in private academies
1067
Denominational and nonsectarian private academies
1068
Continuation of Table 127
1069
Property income etc of private academies
1070
Average size of secondary schools pupils to a teacher etc
1072
Secondary schools for boys only for girls only and for both sexes
1073
Distribution of pupils in the several classes of secondary schools
1074
Continuation of Table 132
1076
Proportion of secondary and of higher students to total population
1078
MANUAL AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING General statistical review
1079
Number of cities in whose public schools manual training was given in certain years
1081
List of cities in whose public schools manual training was given in 19067
1082
Summary of instructors and students
1087
Classification of students undergoing manual and industrial training
1088
Summary of instructors and students
1089
Summary of manual and industrial training schools
1090
Summary of property and expenditures
1091
Tables 142 143 144 145 Summary of manual and industrial training schools of high school grade 1894 to 1906 inclusive
1092
Manual and industrial training schools
1098
Industrial schools for Indian children
1110
COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS SCHOOLS Statistical review
1117
Summary of schools instructors and students
1119
Summary of students ir day and in night courses
1120
Summary of students and graduates in commercial courses and students in English course
1121
Summary of students and graduates in amanuensis course and students in telegraphy
1122
SCHOOLS FOR THE TRAINING OF PROFESSIONAL NURSES General statistical review
1123
Summary of schools for the training of professional nurses class A
1124
General statistical review
1127
School enrollment of whites and of negroes in 16 former slave States and the District of Columbia
1128
Summary of teachers and students in public high schools
1129
Summary of teachers and students in secondary and higher schools
1130
Secondary and higher schools
1132
REFORM SCHOOLS General statistical review
1141
The Elmira Reformatory
1142
Summary of inmates of State reformatories and industrial schools
1145
Parentage of inmates
1146
Population of reformatories etc and education thereof
1147
Training of inmates of reformatories etc
1148
Summary of income of reformatories etc
1149
Summary of property and expenditures of reformatories etc
1150
Inmates of industrial and reform schools
1152
SCHOOLS FOR THE DEFECTIVE CLASSES General statistical review
1165
Summary of State schools for the blind
1166
Summary of enrollment in schools for the blind
1167
Summary of instruction in music and in the industries in schools for the blind
1168
Summary of property of schools for the blind
1169
Summary of expenditures of schools for the blind
1170
Summary of instructors and pupils in State institutions for the deaf
1176
Summary of enrollment by grades in State institutions for the deaf
1177
Summary of graduates pupils learning speech and pupils in industrial departments in State institutions for the deaf
1178
Summary of property of State institutions for the deaf
1179
Summary of expenditures of State institutions for the deaf
1180
General summary of public and private schools for the deaf
1181
State schools for the deaf
1182
Public day schools for the deaf
1186
Private schools for the deaf
1190
Summary of public and private schools for the feebleminded
1192
State institutions for the feebleminded
1193
Private schools for the feebleminded
1198

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