The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-20
NEARLY 100000 PUPILS.
NROLLNENT IN Of n ~ BIC AND
PRIVATE SCHOOLS ~ 1907.
throughout the United states the IN.
prndIture for schools Per Capita Of
Population Was 81 .03 -8.3ls High
schools supported ny Public Taxes.

'"""'' ""iro'V" Wy |"o"r isNrs'
v.suxo1oN. Oct 10 Tho animal 70.
So, 81 .La COMMISSIONS. -. ,td,co,ior
.t-,.tla, far tho y.ar or ,lad linn, m 100,
49,. ,r. : 200 ,2o ,unils .nrolIo,, l., ,,l,Ea
,,, - -, a., r., 49,.
..,..o,,-s s,n,,,,,;,. ,h, -
az 80 ,,,,.,, a., ~,
..,..,:-.
IMil'' ~ ''"''' ''"n s,ilf'"i'en ny general
an l''"' taxes 'n'hshed nv states and
lnuri,irallIies was l5,,io,3af, as against
,t,t Il, IA 1900 In addition 70 This total
,, .;,,. - -;
'''
rne- h'"'~' SCHOOLS Tor ihd'Ah>. reform
erurn.-, schools connected with asylum
.,l..'- for ruohery. and other speci,l i,ade,
,,.,. ..,,r,,ll..,i ro.,l,. t.ls ii,;,,,
"''' '''' ''"' y
fGil.-, hiNlhs d' "Se'"ea'" OF over seven
'eou aud three quarter millions Of the popu-
l,,i,r. Of the country tina, received ,luca.
b.. son,
go
lL' VAN" VI f''I"''N "s'h lor Puhhc
.f. purposes was ST8sS30>a. compared
W. s 80 $50 COS in 1870 and the eApendi-
,.,. r,, ,lo common .chools u,cL,ii,o
.i ..I....,,
''''.'"' WV '''"' - '''''' Wv w
ing an lh~' uu'l"n> Tor higher "dIca-
iHn Gmu ntnd I" S26lo,3 go. against
,. .,, cc. 10, ,s-u ia ts-n ,ho ,xnordi,,,,
- tlatst tlf.Nt
III, ,oa, o' .', '' a.
~ NV W WI va '''F' '"i'a'h"
j gH"-' nat u ha~"Nci been. ana an lnCreaS"
OF r"u ,cut- 80 each man. woman and child
,.,.,. f.. prr,iou- year
1l ,..,.,.r, ~ ,bat tho ,,,,.,,, nv
l'"'"'' '"' '''"'". P'' ''P"" NS'''s
very lm"h ~ IN" dih"r"ut States, being
iuu,h larger iu tn" mining regions than
in rlr agricultural districts and greater
in ~, ,,rl
ton han the States haviugtho larger rural
Iuuur,ti,,u IN" amount expended per capita
.uruur'"i 10 si6j IN California S. 80 ~
No. ada. sils IN Colorado. s4{3 in Ma-sa-
,NrI.ct'- and si6i in th" State of New
Nnrk The rural populations. the Com
missioner SAYS eNp.nd generally less per
papita and two states with an almost ey-
rn.siycIv rural population. Alabama and
North Carolina. expended 81 and ~ cents
rc-p.r'iyrlv nor capita for education
commissioner Harms SAWS that with the
increase ~ wealth and the growth of vii.
ltrr- and cities the school sv-tem be-
come, more complete hv The addition of
Lgh -rhool- 10 the elementary ,districtI
school, The number of high schools
,urnnrtaJ by public taxes was ais IN 100,
an Increase OF 3l3 over the previous wear
In l>qu th, high school, numbered only
. i,c The Increase of schools which give
secondary education i. noteworthy in
The south the South Atlantic States hay
ing had only II5 high schools in 1870 As
tntnnarpd with ,sG in 1901 and IN. Soutb
Genital Li,i.inn I;s in 1890 a. again., 7,e
la ...r
IN. ,nrn,, shows tina, tho aver.ga ,,,,,-
her 81 diy- attended hv zach n,n1 ~ Nv,
MIN r,,tuh.r enrolled vas far tho rss,
year ~ DAYS as comparod with IA da rs in
is7o An increase Of ~, DAYS Tho av,r.,so
monthly yyfp : for male ,eachers 6ava in -
creased ONLY il cents since 1895 while mo
Average monthly wages of women have de-
creased sl.O7 since the same wear
The entire income for public school. was
81, gG7 plo Comp,red with sI42 ,aI sos for
Is.o AND nf Ills s,tn only A n.r r,r, l..
,ia,;,oJ frn,, narnr,,',,, fu,d AL -,
"'I,'u .,"'i 'I'. . luI's n,n' .'hle
81 properly heh Tor Income, While 10 per
cent. comes from state taxes, 0sI2 per cent
from local taxes and about IL per cent
from all other sources
Tho yeno,ts Of ,he nresi,a,ts az tho six,y
"' i;,,i,,, u, 49,, ", ,,it -! lu' ~
NV az Nultutd' ""u hlf'""'',dl ulS'i-
tullonN endowed Nv congress snow ines"
Institutions to he IN a hourishing condi-
lion The total number Of studants rp-
unrtad for last wear was ~ o5n Of which
dunbar "a so we've man and "a uo,na,
- ,.,..., -. ,,i,',, ~ 'I
iIN,'u'''oh at i"'ne,- nNi"u,'N vas gwen
curing the year al 10! INST liilt"~ NV 256
members Of the SIAM of tho agricultural
colleges tho Attendance being est iInat ci
al ,Ai IA
u',t ',s,,,,,,o g., oI,,,,,i, =; ,,l
-. . nr,,i I 1871 ~ nL"IN"
ln' r''for s"Nn' 'h'N p'u'"H n"s mann
fanod IN" past year, out side OF lucOrpO-
IHted towns, twent y-seven public schools
Vihthlr'v-ih rc. teachers and an enrolment
Of IA ,rIn,l. Cotnnlaipts have h.er ro
,''i' T. I' t'CI y" - =" "
.n1 Wv S'i'o'' '"'''oN 81 'uho"i
ana he'rlllkin nave refused 10 receive
native children Of Indian or E-pumau