The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-23
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Educational Article I'd.
Items from district repocts given IN the
order reports were received.
Stonycreek- Report received June 26th.
/ No of schools : pupils 277; per cent OF at
| tendance %; cost of each pupil per mo. S2c.
Appropriation $3.50 81. Average monthly
wages S3l. .25. Term 3 months This dis
tTict built four roOmed building and es-
tablish6d graded schools. Balance on hand
| S18129. Value of property $4,000.
Fra rankHn-Received June 26th. No. of
/ schools 8; pupils 133; per cent. of attendance
/ SO. Cost per mo. of each pupil Sl.O6. AYS
erage monthly wages S41 60. Liabilities 81
20. Term 6 months. Value OF school prop
/ eTtY $4,000.
| CroyIe-Report received July Ist. No. of
/ schools ~; pupils 327; per cent. of attend
ance 50; cost of each pupil per mo. 66c;
Average monthly wages $3.50. Term
months. Liabilities S15S9.65. Built two
story house at SummeIhill and graded the
schools State appropriation S221.39. Val
ue of school property $500.
Ashland (Ind.) This district has one
school with 80 pupils enrolled; the teacher
was paid S25 per mo- for term OF o months.
Per cent of attendance 90. Appropriation
S33 So Balance IN hand s44 80. Value OF
school property $500.
FnpnsburG-RepOrt received and filed
July 2nd. No Of schools 8. 2S9 pupils at
tended during the term aud cost 6S cents
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tendance s6 and average monthly wages
paid teachers 1910. Two rooms were
seated with good furniture and house re
paired during the year. State appUopria-
ton S31G.3O Term months. Value OF
property $4,000.
East Taylor-Report received July 2nd.
No. of schools 4; pupils 167. Per cent Of
attendscce S5. Cost per no. of each pupil
80 cents Appropriation Si88.72. Average
monthly wages $50. Term months. Bal
anee on hand Sl3966. value Of property
$4,000.
Lower Yoder-RepOrt received July 2nd.
No. of schools in district s; pupils attending
435. Per cent OF attendance 50. Cost of
pupil per mo. 75c. Average monthly wages
paid teachers $3.50. Term months,
four rOOmed house was built and graded
schools established during the term. Value
of property $500.
PrOspect-Report received July 3rd. This
borough has only one school with 70 pupils
attending Each pupil cost as cents per mo.
for tuition and the per cent. Of attendance
was only So Term months. The teacher
was paid S35 per mo. New patent furniture
was placed in the school during the year.
Balance on hand S22. 65. Value of property
$1,000.
Blacklick-Report received July 9Th. No.
OF schools 6; pupils 172. Term months.
Average per cent of attendance 20. Cost of
each pnpH per mo. % Average monthly
wages S24. 68. Appropriation reed Sl35.43.
Balance on hand s149.52. Value of prop
ertv $4,000.
Grubtown-R Received July 9th. Two
schools in the district and during the month
81 pupils attended. Per cent. Of attendance
81. Each pupil cost q cents per mo $50
was the average wages paid. Term mos.
Value of school property $780,
JacksOn-Received july s. No Of schools
olZ, joint school being established between
this district and CrOvie, 326 pupils attend
ed during the term with an average per cent
Of attendance of 80 Each pupil cost "a cts.
$50 and $40 per month. S2lS.S5 was reed
from the State. A new house was built dur
ing the year and another will be built during
the present term. Balance on hand S197 60
Value of school property $4,000
SuSQuPhanUa-HppnTt received july Sth.
No Of schools Z; pupils enrolled 3OS Av-
eGage per cent. Of attendance Is Cost OF
each nupU per mo. 81 cents. S21S 50 was
received from the State and the teachers
were paid S26. - average salaries monthly.
Term months. Balance on hand $3.50.
Value Of school property $4,000. first
class new house was built last year and fur
nished with good furniture
Lilly Report received July 18th. Two
schools are in operation with an enrolment
Of 126 pupils. Per cent. of attendance IS
and IS cents per no. was the cost OF each
pupil S33 per mo- was the average wages
paid. Balance on hand Si8.09. Term
months. School property valued at $500
Neutrality-suspicious. was forwarded July
10Th. No. of schOhs in district z with 268
pupils attending. 50 was the average per
cent. Of attendance and 80 cents was the
cost Of each pupil per month. The average
wages paid teachers was S3e per month.
S26T. .S6 was reed from the State appIO OpTia-
tiOn. S1139. 30 was expended in repairing
houses. Balance on hand S4S 0S Term 6
months. Value of property $500.
Cambria BOr. Report received July 14th.
n this district three schools are open with
2O5 pupils enrolled. Another teacher will
be added for the coming term. Per cent. OF
83 cents. The teachers wages averaged 43.
33. Term months. q night school was
in operation in this district. Balance on
hand S8S S8. Appropriation S657.9S. Value
Of school property $4,000.
White-RepOrt received July 10th. La
the district 4 schools are open, and lZ7 pupils
enrolled with an average per cent. Of attend
auce 50. Each pupils cost Sl.2l Der mo.
AVERAGE WAGES paid teachers S31.75. Ap-
preparations Se5 40 Term months. Bal
ance on hand S62LG4 Value of school
property $500.
GaTftzin twp, Report received July,19th.
There are schools in the district with 81
pupils enrolled and an average per cent of
attendance during the term so Cost of
each pupil .psT month 81 .0T. The average
monthly wages paid teachers was S27 30.
Term 3 months. Appropriation Sl45 81
Nalue of schOO, property 1900.
The reports from the various districts are
here given in the order received, filed and
forwarded to the School Department Dis
tricts will receive their State Appropriation
in the order in which their reports are placed
on file All reports are expected TO be for
warded during the month of June. 1t re-
tard5 the publishing at the annual report
when districts do not forward their reports
promptIy,f and their State Appropriation
is also delayed. The majority Of reports
we've received in good time this year but
few tardy districts must be reported.
Respectfully,
i. STRAYER, Co. Sup't.
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