The record-union., 1891-01-10
SACRAMENTO. December so, 1890.

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SACRAMENTO, December so, 1890.
Iotte City Board Of Education, ,Sdcr0-
naento-G GENTLEMEN: Agreeably to the
requirements of law, / herewith present
my first annual report of the city schools
1or the year commencing January lst,
and ending December 81, 1890.
On taking possession OF the ONCE L
found its books and accounts well kept,
tie school-houses and apparatus in as
good condition as could be expected.
L desire here to thank my predecessor,
Mr.. M. II. Beard, for many acts OF kind
ness extended me while endeavoring to
master the details of the office. They
were given freely, and with generosity
characteristic of the man.
SCHOOL CENSUS MARsHAL's REPORT.
Number OF white children between five
and seventeen years OF age: Boys, 2,626;
| girls, 2,60S; total, 5, ,234.
Number of negro children between five
and seventeen years Of age: Boys, 40;
girls, II; total, 9j.
Number Of native born) Mongolian
children between five and seventeen
years Of age: Boys, IS; girls, 8; total, a.
Total number of census children be-
tween five and seventeen years of age,
Number of children under five years
Of age, ,743.
Number of children between and II
+ years of age, who have attended public
schools at any time during the school
! year ending June 80, 1890, $3.50.
| Number OF children between 5 and IL
years Of age, who have attended private
| schools, but 40 public schools, ut any
time during the year ending June so,
! 1890, 5G4.
| Number of children between and II
years Or age, who have not attended
school at any time during the school year
ending June 80, 1890, l,072.
Nativity of children-Native born, na-
/ tive parents, 1922; native born, one parent
1 foreign, ,l42; native born, both parents
foreign, 2,332S; foreign born, 9S.
Number Of births during The year end
ing June 80, lS9G-Boys, 159; girls, 159.
Total, 3lS.
ENRoLLMENT.
Number of pupils in high school, 175;
number of pupils in grammar school,
schools, 2,031; number OF pupils IN night
school, 76. Total, 3,636. Pupils studying
French, 70; pupils studying German, ;3.l;; ;.-li;a;.
Average number OF pupils to each
teacher = High school, 30; grammar
schools, 42; primary schools, "a.
Number Of teachers elnployed-.High
school, B; grammar schools, 81; primary
schools, CD; night school, 2; German
(speciaD, l; writing (special, /; substi-
tutcs, 4.
BUILDINGS AND SCHOOLS.
Total number OF school buildings occupied i s
| Number of school buildings owned by the
Guy
Total number OF cassroolns.
Number of cass-roolns )
Total number of buildings provided with
schools-High School, /; grammar
schools, 81, primary schools graded, z;
primary schools (ungraded), 3; night
school, /.
E5TIMATED VALUE OF PUBLIC SCHOOL PROP
ERTY.
S5rountis... .................S12 900 oC
S252,0 900 0G
RECEIPTS.
From taxation. ,9S4 IL
From non-Iesidents, tuition-.....-.. 251 1e
From other sources. 800 II
Total So7, ,795 sc
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers salaries 164 sc
J:tltoFs s'ti5sf b,5A3 5s
feei ana 2,o73 ol
stationery 800 3e
insuftilce...........-.. 1.046 W
FURNITURE 7l3 81
1878 IL
4,5c3 SG
Iiprary......... .....,.-,--.,..,..-.........- $50 5I
Building 1,27o oC
Total $40 sc
Cost per pupil by reason OF teachers
salaries computed en- the average daily
attendance}-Higl school, so; grammar
schools, 1855; primary schools. 7.26
night school, 5. Average cost per pupil
for all the schools, for both tuition and III.
cidentals, 26.
NUMBER OF PROMOTIONS.
/ Primary-From low eighth to high
eighth, 1856; from high eighth to seventh