The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25
PoC. N. A. Mccall, iriaeiJai

RoE N. A. Hs,eeii. Iriaciysi
" Me State Normal School.
have the honor b. report the operation Of
the Free Public School system la Baltimore
county for the scholastic year (of ten months,)
ending June seth. 1869, and the financial con
dition of the same for The fiscal year ending
September 3Oth, 1859.
There were iOt schools last year, three add.
Iional ones were organized at the commence.
ment Of the winter term. making a total Of 1917
schools now in operation. The schools have
been kept open item monihs.l four terms, as
foilows
Fall term from September LIST u November
18th.
Winter term from November la:h Ia Jauua-
~ 3ist
Spring term from February Istto April 18th.
Summer term from April 10Th IL June .,Otb.
July aud August being vacation.
There were l0t principal teachers employed
| during the Fail term aud 100 f1r the other
three tsrms. and an average Of % assistants
| during thu year
The average number Of pupils on the roll
during the hpi" year 5,Jsg. The aver.
age daily attendance wa. 3.555. There were
| s.iyI different pupils tina, attended school.
/ The in.gr.t number that attended at my one
time va. 5.s:n ia the winter term. and the
sInallcs; humber I.s56 IN the TALL term.
| The nvrfa 81 rtst IT each school including
books al .tat"nery was Stills. and s61l.s7.
| not inr!miiug ba,ks aud stationery. which
makes the avrras" east for bnoks aud statinne.
| ~ sii5.;i per srh"l.
| TIL. average r"st "i each pupil that attended
school the whole year. including books aDd
stationery wa, Sis.Jj aud $i24s. not inc!ud
| ing b,"ks and stationery. This shows the CO ,
Of book. aud stationery for such pupils Ia lie
| y? ~ zach The average cost Of each different
pupil would be S952. including books aud
stationery. and s7..o not including books aud
| sta:i"nery. which makes the cost Of books aud
/ Iii f.a mil {
Of the ioI principal teachers employed. -
were males aud >. f-ma'es: IN nearly every in
stance the .sisiaut- we're females. Thirty 81 the
/ principals held first grade certificates. sud II
| second grade. The .chcdulr Of salaries fpr
! t~.rh.f. make. the maximum -alary fpr irs,
| grade s6an aud the minimum sIbu per .ch""l
! year. Thrr" T. itef"hce 81 SO per term BE-
tw.eti teach -. VII" hold fret and second grade
certihs4tr,. Tn" maximum salaries Tor a-si.
tants !. ssss. AID The minimum S?iu.
= TIE amount paid teachers. i"r the school year
| ending Juu- 5uth. IsGg. sG.I51:i more
than fnr I'll. same period ending June s0tL.
| ises. TIL" average .alHrie. 81 prlncipals
was sI.s 81 for the last year which was ~? 81
each. m"re than h'r the previous year. The
average salaries of assistants was S2Id 49,
which was an iuereusc II s2>.Oi each.
The amount DISTURBED was
/ For TEACHERS ............. .........sSi .sis.s6
For assistants .-.... 1854 1850 go =.
For incidental expense. Of school. i.ss5 ~
For b"oks aud stationery for -. 1859 -
Total f.r .eh.-,l. .-.....-.... $4,000
For new h"us".. '"Psir' and 'Irni
tur. 5.Oyl.
For per diem aud mileage % school
commissioners. ............ ...-......- LIS, ,:
I For sAisr. secretary treasurer aud
examiner. ................ ......... 500 .,
I For Office expoLscs. account books.
stationery. freight on books. 4e.
sent :" the schools, donations -