Daily Republican., 1889-10-29
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
wu vlNGroN MAY BE PROUD
OF HER SCHOOLS.


Teachers anu 'thp'fs
rourual rcror, of the public schools
.i,t,y,.r ending July 81 has just boen
'at,. ~ nv Superintendent Harlan by
l,srt',a Of the Board of Public Educa-
.no' .,ne rbe report starts of with the fol-
loging satisfies;
r,,l na,.. l.tion Of Wilmington ac-
4.,a,, 10 tu fnu census Of 1880. s,oso |
r.aInlj.1 prrscnt population. ~, 90
lreal N'nl pPe '.'.',,... ..,r oih :" -
t,a,l,,. % school days in the year
orrnpImf to the rules OF the No.
Ninl ...s..-. .... ..........s ..ss..... E"'
r.r.lr. ut days the schools were
tNIfNi .t.ts--+ts 1's''s's' s'f,..'t''' ~
Nt4u.. ~ school houses in use..... y
r,l,.l. Tor tie yeitr..............
Sa,'.'. Sg ..'."oi, {" ', ios
lttlHiac OF rooms used ...........
Nr.n. uf rooms used for High
| srUu,. ,'H-at ...'.s's.''.''.''''''''
l.tItart..s,...ss..s ss.sssssss''sss
E3rlstu ui rooms used for grammar
uluriutiy school classes........ ldl
Increase .,.,...........t.s,s ...s.:.
Ss msi,, .snoois s .................... ~. ] 1852
lntrHt-r. ...........,......ss..''. sot
u,eU = .ull Tor hoys................
| illsu H,luo Tor girls.................
| Gfpmmlt -rhool4 for boys...........
| 6uunU schools for girls. ..........
Gou.bupl slwnmnr ana primary:
lnu9il ."ol5' u, ,,i,. n,l ~, " m""" '"' 10
v{NN'','.'' ,r, @ Of teachers in Day
"s,lt,. .,......,.... .............. les
M1Dac .....,,....:::.:.. ,..;...:
E.r hrrs OF iiish schoo'
,lN-r -. c'iii;t.i,,'';s,ii.i ,it.,,, ;sc,iioo.i
'gla.u ''"'''i' VI h's" ... O
r'n.i. irirhcrs in the Grammar
uul llmHry schools ....,......... lGl
Wgl''-r .-..'..;;.,,,.; ,.;.,..:%;.. ~ o
Nun'r1t1PiIhfri enr9,led i u"i'"s '"e On,
!''' !.,..'L" w '.,' '''S ''"o''. '.'''.' Soo
A,,rt,c.IHunbcr belonging to tho
plt s. .Uoul4....,..... ............... G,ss0
lr'f.r. -.,......,.... .....'.'''''' - SsS sss
h'r'7s' 4Al'j h'toh"'hVc' c'''t''''.'' o'i.n %
N.n... ,.T,,nrr cnir1iied i'm tile
H.N IUol Glasses. ............... 95s
lrlri-, ..-.. ...,..,,......... o
Ay,ugr nuuhcr belonging to ,o
hsh .I'" classes '''''''''''''''' "a ~
,r',',... .,,t,5 ,n,ifs,,,di,1nce in tho
U,u,r .......................... 80
Nuo.. rmbcr enrolled in tho
Co. .'"..'' anu Fi'l'''ry 9enoo's''' e'.S1 ~,
i,t,ccii"nging 10 tlo
w,.'IY..f npd primary schools ... O. .GGC
Iur,.y ... .........,........,,. 3GI
A'crr' dllv attendance in the -,
,Hirm7l Nrl primary aohoois'''' W.
g. ,r., a., ,n,iitc,,n,ddnn,r,,, in aii NV
.,l.,'I. I'D, ,rc nv"rng,, nninler
rcloaroat .... .........,............. 9o.'
j. .t ~ ut'ndmco In the High
.'"l ,'',-'' 81 'he hNeiiHo No
rg ,.'1 ',t'.' ot ",'I"5,i,ncc ,'n in tho w.
panp,t md prtnarv schools OF
utfourNgo r.lmho bclonging.... 90.
s'G"y'- " int whole number en- 90
''''''' ''-''' o''
"Vle uU'Ig ING year l teache
,'t,n' r.'' Iy,'ls,ng e,'oto, ! Ie
NNt f-Nt receiving tG5, receivinI
t19, lt''Hr, to' receiving 1850.
Nss,NeE s,pl, u p.s.ynR $3.50, re
s.''E .s"'nE W 'tE'' }" ','e'Nrg S0OO, IL re
80. w. VI st,ti,ts Si25, 2 rtceiv
A k1h h '1,V, - 'ete'N'ng Sp'2, . receiving
Pes who are on nlal In the traInipl
a t4bnllr statement rrnn,, o.. a.
las, F,t=a,f.... iu"nink over IN
too. 40 hhoWs tne kfauul
200 d'htIb aud scholars, III
400 lhtit hrtc 81 tenOhera. A. fl2D nnnil
thF llti ai.I The ayerape attend anon q, !.
SSi6 In ls7S tbora xwara IN ,o..,. -
Il sli ,,,,,.I n.s 49, ~ Se@ehcth
o,n'' PlF' ehroiieu anu the average Mt
enIAuu' too. IN 1873 there wero 13
re'tsg attendance was 5,7is. In Iss
AeTe were 1853 teachers, 1904 enrollc
pupils and the average attendance wa
b.5S Ouly at two or three periods 4
us tine was there any retroRrade move
htht From 1873 to 1876 there was a de
crease OF one teacher, decrease CT s
'i'oI'el scholars, bnt there was an 10