The daily Republican., 1902-10-14

primary grade, &c; pupils in ninth
primary grade. 81; pupils in tenth
primary grade. 10.
''Wbite Schoos--pupis In first
grammar grade. 4O4; pupilsiu second
grammar grade, $50; pupils in third
grammar grade, 3O4; pupils in fourth
grammar grade, 1903; pupils in fifth
grammar grade. 293; pnpils in sixth
grammar grade. 1874; pupils in first
junior class. II igh School. ITO; pupils
in second junior class, High School,
1888; pupils in first middle class,
High School, n; pupils in second
middle class, High School, So; pupils
in first senior class, High School, GO;
pupils in second senior class, High
School, 50.
"CoIored Schoos-Pupils in first
grammar grade, 80; pupils in second
grammar grade. "a; pupils in third
grammar grade. 27: pupils in fourth
grammar grade, %; pupils in fifth
grammar grade, q; pupils in sixth
grammar grade. II; pupils in first
Junior High School II; pupils in Sec
ond junior High School, I pupils in
first middle High School, Il; pupils
in second middle High School, !; pu-
pills in first senior High School, 6: pu-
pills in second senior High School,, ,.
"Whoe number Of teachers en-
pioyed, 2s5; teachers in primary
grades, 1872; teachers in grammar
grades, 81; male teachers in high
schools, .; female teachers in high
schools, Il; school buildings, 29;school
rooms in use, rs; non resident pupils
grades, So.
Cup to this date we have been able
to place all applicants for seats with
out over crowding to any extent any
OF the lin most cases applicants
have been seated in schools nearest
their homes.
1.-The half wear added 10 the High
School course has been placed be.
| tween the sixth grammar grade and
, the B, Junior class, and will be
known as the {. Junior class. The
studies Of this class are English,
Arithmetic reviewed, elementary
Algebra, elementary Latin, Book
keeping ard Ciylcs. The added half
wear has made electives possible Il
the senior year; after another term
it will be possible to extend tie
elective system 10 the middle year
If thought adyisa bic. Sixty or more
seulors have elected German Tor this
year, and | am pleased TO say that
they are very enthusiastic 10 their
+ work.
"A number of the principals re-
port the work Of the janitor5 as I'M
satisfactory both as to the cleaning
Of the buildings during the vacation
and to the sweeping and busting.
BY personal inspection ! have found
these complaints were founded. In
a number OF the rooms | can see no
evidence OF any cleaning whatever
and some of the cellars are i'll an
intolerablo condition.
THE attention of the heads Of the
various committees has been called
to the condition Of the several build
ings alluded to, and for sanitary
reasons if for no other, il is earnest
" nOped that the evils complained
Of will be promptly remadind.
"Acrprliue tp The resolution of
thu HoorI uf punlic Eduratiru GER
tifi,.Dtrs nf admission to the training
srhu,ls were issued to nineteen
white and six cOloreJ young ladies
who had passed the required exam
nation in .,une, of whom but four
tnan and fnur r.sDertiyely auplial
and wnrp admitted nt the oppninp
of tine term. Thpv entered uDOu
thuir ru11rsn Of stIIdv with com
n,.uL,IJn yuol and rnn1 spirit
~ ar sure that as the MAGNITUDE
and ,mnortonre of the educational
problem, in our city become better
understood and tn. liberal training
o,Inrsd to candidates for pysitlous as
to,.narS i'm our srnooIS il more fully
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