Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-04-17

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STATISTICAL SUMMARIES.
Luz Resources and Erp.nd;,,...
Decra available from town treasures ssas
Decrease from 1884, aI5 30, e|os,Hl
Decrease, 'o treasury, 49,, 1852
Amounts derived from local funds. 0''2S .. 50,
Total current school resources. 'iS0 NJ. o
Total n current expenditures. <''Ho ma o,-
Balances unexpen ed, 1.-Two
Decrease ,,.. o9,7l2
Amounts paid fer supervision, nzo ,o.oo
Amounts paid for new schoolhouses., LOW .s,,s
TOTAL current and general expenditares Los. go,
Average current expenditure per scholar iSp
r." mole number in State .-o
Average current expenditure DER scboisr
D-whole number attending, so.
Amounts of school money voted for v en-
suing year. " eA e-,-o.
Increase, ss,s o7f'7s6
H.-Schoot and School Attendance.
"hele number of scholars in State. Oh "a,
Increase over 1884 ko, <i4,iZi
Number of different scholars at,end,n ."
schooi during year. ,4s,9,
Nrmcer registered in summer schools ga ,,s os,
increase, 9S3 ''''
incraesa "iy at'enoahce In summer schools, 9s ~.
Number registered in winter schools o,o,o
increase, i,2s3 ''''
Average daily attendance in winter Schools 1896,
Percentage of whole number of different
scholars attending, to whole number
in State, 40
Decrease, n, 10
percentage Of average daily attendance in
summer schools Uho
State, " Az
Percentage of average daily attendance in ~
winter schools to whole numter in
Percentage Of average daily attendance for
. year to whole number in State, IA
Decrease, on
IU.-Length Of Schools
Average length of summer schools, low ID
Average length of winter schools, low Al
Average length of schools for year, Civ. I'd.
Increase, 2 days
Aggregate number of weeks of summer
schools for year, 81 so6
Aggregate number of weeks of winter
schools for yer, Al a6o
Decrease, 444
Aggregate number of weeks of school
taught during the year, lO3292
Increase, 1882
w. Character Of Schools.
Whole number of different schools, 1889
Increase, IA
Whole number OF graded schools. s2l
Increase, 50
Whole number OF ungrad, schools, 4ol1
Decrease, 81
V.-Teachers.
Number OF male teachers employed in sum-
mer schools, 26l
Decrease, Il
Number of male teachers employed in win.
ter schools, l7e7
Number of female teachers employed in
summer schools, 4,729
Decrease, 10
Number of female teachers employed in
winter schools, 2Q63
Increase, IS
Total number of teachers in summer schools, 1890
Increase,
Total number of teacher in winter schools. 1859
Number of different teachers employed dur.
ing year, 1896
Increase, 14S
Number who had had previous experience. 6,4s5
Increase, Ill
Number who had graduated from normal
schools, $40
Decrease.
Average wages of male teachers per month
excu i've o. board, $32.07
Decrease. $0.52
Average wages OF 'enale teachers per month
exclusive OF lari, 1854
Decrease, $O.H
Wis School Districts and School.houses.
Number school districts in State, 3sl3
Number q parts o. districts. sOo
Decrease. %
Number o! school-houses, 4,34s
Increase, 20
Number of school houses reported in good
condition, 1850
Increase,
Number built during year. ~
Decrease,
Cost of same. s4s.l2s
Decrease, s34.743
Estimated value of all school property. 3,O77 1896
Increase, si.572
VIII.-SchOOl Supervision.
Number of towns electing supervisors, 1916
Increase,
Number electing school committees, 203
Decrease,
Number of terms of school not visited as
required by law, WY
Increase,
Amount paid by towns for supervision, $32,6s9
Increase 1854
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