The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-02
acEo0L ATTENDANCE

gie,er Disis.is:ts IA s,he COuiiE sisoN
IN Average AessnGanee ~ hers
gisar ~ PER GsIsl. and tAsFeI SSie
ers HaGe n.eeerd 81 Mene yhap ~
The SCHOOLS Of ene Frederick dis
tr.ct Dr 1he SPINNER Term rsp2rls %
schools u 1ns county iDst fist pEs-es
fyr srers.gs percentage attendance,
according - Ehe figures Compiled 20
tie Offices 0f ene sei49ol cpuLir.s iIoii-
ers ~ 4. Russell s5toeKinap, clerk %
rhe supe,. .itbsfltent % scnD91s Ihs
schools y Frederick tor bnis term
nua gre way g 1us SCHOOLS u
BruusuaCE district v1uiet nolt frsit
p.aoe t9r Tie Jest average Dereei1ase
% attendance. Only ( ansl margin
WINS fos rue SruusRccc schools Tine
schools ~ Frederick tisiri1 nsll tfst
g.aee during tins spring term
TzCirg I'll Egs INTO oon@saefz-
ton. tie attendance during ne last
term ~ 1ts schools - lhe COUNTY was
aoo6. ~ s7efage percentage attend
snos two Districts tefgse cFef tne bv
per eeat tass'E g&eF were brpnS-
vleE. Leaa5ng vtn SC ~ per cent, and
Frseerlc1 VITA SQ.5S pef cent
EeYeu districts stgN ~ average
etteu1zaee q more zasn 20 per cent
Only tvo sse 9slew tas ~ Def cent.
uefE
Tae average pefae2t@ge sttssag$-nos
BY districts ollpw.
s3rsasNle1- 9g9zs Frs1eifek Sq>S;
Bz1l gef %$11s w eefS11ls, m
I1la1 letpwa. >G1qs sotrs'5lle. &z-ss5
Kew Gsf1et, $zS4. i3ack eystcwns Il
Qg, NJ Pleasant $19s Catoct1os 81
~ t2Nksg1, $lz< G9enzcle st0W1s
e. ~ Liberty. $gE5< Tpsesrora. r.
~ Fegersyflle. TTzzs Stanltsggrg,
MIN. LfaSsn2se, T>TQg; JEFFERSON,
T&51; I4eN1StoWa. nm Woods1gco.
TTzGs 53pFkiuSi5lls 1891 J.ro22s,
mn W'poe51jle. fz155 E2gTers. TO-
u. Bralcock, 1884, Cfe2gefStoMn,
TN
The seAoQIs n Write children II ne
lrunty showed ~ sYef2ge attendance
curing tae sumner term n TIT. A.
average enrolment n I,T2Q IND T.
10 ~ roll, The average a1tencanee
fof tae same tern u 11l5 WIS TN
The number n calJ9rea On roll fcf
tae sane term u 4 gear ago was
7,<>5.
TIE negro schoDlS u the county
elose6 81 Apf3l i, The summer re
Doft provides Tar . perrin n DQt u
Gays during which tine the schools
we're in session. During the past year
there were IN fol. Ia the negro
schools M children, &a1 the acreage
attendance TAR that Deglod ri 10.
The figures toT INC same perlo1 II 2
year agG shan tsgat there Vas On roll
nm am the acreage attendance @as
sl4
During the summer term mare than
3,4g9 seAcDl children enrolled. The
ezant number being 30g7
The summer report, as do al the
ofhef term reports u me schools Ut
The county. sbDws t8at the enfogce-
m&nt " the compulsory school At
tendance laW resulted IN q large IN
crease IN the enrolment In Ereder-
lex c9Hafy schools. The enrollments
IN The schools Ut the various districts
III schools show that q record has
been made this yeaF Enrollmen;a
and average attendaDces sUrpass all
records ever made IL the schools dur
ing former years.
~ tact - large has become the at
tendance IN some schools of the city
and IN Brunswick that II viii be ne
cessafy for the school commissioners
" make some arrangements and plans
~ relieve the congegted conditions.
The same is true Ut the colored
schools Ut the city. The school CON
missionefs have found IL absolutely
necessary ~ al least relieve the con-
geestion in one of the colored schools
of the city