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THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITl^ OF NORTH CAROLINA THE COLLECTION OF NORTH CAROLINIANA C379 N87p I952AU UNIVERSITY OF N.C AT CHAPEL HILL ! 00030756110 This book must not be token from the Library building. Form No. 471 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF NORTH CAROLINA FOR 1952-1954 PART II STATISTICAL REPORT 1952-1953 ISSUED BY THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA INTRODUCTORY NOTE In order to make available statistical information as soon as it is assembled, the practice of binding in parts the Biennial Report of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction was begun in 1924. For the biennium 1952-1954, the following parts of the complete report are issued separately: PART I. SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS. This is a general review of the public school system along with recommendations for the consideration of the Governor and the General Assembly—published under title "North Carolina Public Schools". PART II. STATISTICAL REPORT, 1952-1953. This part presents detailed data pertaining to the public school situation for the year 1952-1953. PART III. STATISTICAL REPORT, 1953-1954. This part gives information for 1953-1954 similar to that in Part II for the preceding year. BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF NORTH CAROLINA FOR 1952-1954 PART II STATISTICAL REPORT 1952-1953 ISSUED BY THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION I. GENERAL STATISTICS Page Tabic I. Table II. Table III. Table IV. Table V. Table VI. Table VII. Table VIII. Table IX. Table X. Table XI. Table XII. Table XIII. Table XIV. Table XV. Tabic XVI. Table XVII. Table XVIII. Table I. Table II. Table III. Table IV. Table \. Table VI. Table VII. Table Vlil. Table IX. Table X. Table XI. Table XII. Tabe XIII. Table XIV. Tabic XV. Table 1. Table II. Table III. Table I\'. Table V. Table VI. Table VII. Table VIII. Table IX. Table X. Table XI. Table XII. Table XIII. Table Xl\. Table XV. Table XVI. Table XVII. Table XVI 11 School Population, Membership, Attendance 3 Average Daily Membership, .\verage Daily Attendance 14 Total Enrollment... .... 15 White Enrollment (a+e) by years 16 Negro Enrollment (a+e) by years 17 Enrollment, Losses, Membership by Grades 18 Membership and Promotions by Grades. 19 Training of Teachers and Principals 20 Instructional and Supervisory Personnel 21 Administrative Organization of Schools 2.3 Number of Elementary Schools—by Size 25 Number of High Schools—by Szie 26 Accreditation of Schools 27 High School Graduates 28 School Libraries 29 School Property Owned 30 Comparison of North Carolina Schools with National Averages 31 Transportation of Pu pi Is 33 SECTION II. FINANCIAL STATISTICS Funds Available and Expended 34 Expenditures by Funds 38 Expenditures by Sources of Funds 46 Expenditures for General Control 53 Expenditures for Instructional Service 54 Expenditures for Operation of Plant 56 Expenditures for Maintenance of Plant 57 Expenditures for Fi.xed Charges 57 Expenditures Transportation and Other Auxiliary Services 58 Expenditures for Capital Outlay. . 59 Expenditures for Debt Service 59 County Tax Rates 60 City Tax Rates 62 Supplementary School Taxes 64 Long-term Indebtedness for Schools 64 SECTION III. STATE AND FEDERAL FUNDS State Literary Funds 65 State Literary Funds—Principal Outstanding 65 School Plant Construction, Improvement and Repair Fund of 1949 66 General Fund of State for Public Schools 67 State Nine Months School Fund, 1952-53 ._ 69 Vocational Education—Federal and State—Payments to Counties 74 Vocational Education—Federal Funds 78 State Textbook Fund—Rental 78 Resource Use Education Fund 79 Commercial Education Fund 79 Public Schools Insurance Fund 79 Federal Funds for Vocational Textile School 80 Federal Funds for School Lunchroom Program 80 Federal Funds for School FaciUties Survey 80 Federal Funds for Veterans Training Program 81 Rodman Trust Fund 81 Philanthropic Funds 82 State Aid to Counties and Others... 83 SECTION I GENERAL STATISTICS, 1952-1953 TABLE I. POPULATION, MEMBERSHIP, ATTENDANCE This table shows by race for each administrative unit in the State during 1952-1953: the school population (ages 6-20, inclusive), average daily mem-bership and average daily attendance—distributed both by sex and by levels of instruction (elementary or high). The summary—this page—gives the school population, average daily membership and average daily attendance for North Carolina along with a series of percentage calculations. Summary of Table I. Items School Population White* Negro Average Daily Membership White... Negro In Elementary Schools White Negro In High Schools White Negro Average Daily Attendance White Negro In Elementary Schools White Negro In High Schools White Negro Percentage of Population in Membership. White Negro Percentage of Population in Attendance. White Negro Percentage of Membership in Attendance White Negro In Elementary Schools White. Negro In High Schools White Negro 100 Counties 807,602 568,675 238,827 633,206 450,116 183,090 506,920 353,541 153,379 126,286 96,575 29,711 585,400 420,990 164,410 467,826 330,350 137,476 117,574 90,640 26,934 72 Cities 324,177 223,368 100,809 259,461 178,523 80,938 196,388 134,072 62,316 63,073 44,631 18,622 244,320 168,613 75,707 184,732 126,471 58,261 59,588 42,142 17,446 North Carolina 1,131,679 792,043 339,636 892,667 628,639 264,028 703,308 487,613 215,695 189,359 141,026 48,333 829,720 589,603 240,117 652,558 456,821 195,737 177,162 132,782 44,380 78.4 79.2 76.7 72.5 74.0 68.8 92.5 93.5 89.8 92.3 93.4 89.6 93.1 93.9 90.7 80.0 79.9 80.3 75.4 75.5 75.1 94.2 94.4 93.5 94.1 94.3 93.5 94.5 94.4 93.7 78.9 79.4 77.7 73.3 74.4 70.7 92.9 93.8 90.9 92.8 93.7 90.7 93.6 94.2 91.8 *Indians included with white throughout the report. Counties having Indians are indicated on Table I. General Statistics TABLE I. SCHOOL POPULATION, MEMBERSHIP, Units School Population (ft-20, inclusive) General Statistics AND ATTENDANCE, 1952-1953 Membership General Statistics Table I. School Population, Membership, Units School Population {6-2U, inclusive) White Negro Total Average Daily Elementary White Boys Girls Negro Boys Girls White Boys Girls Craven * New Bern Cumberland t--- Fayetteville *. Currituck. Dare Davidson Lexington '.. Thomasville. Davie. - Duplin. Durham *. Durham. Edgecombe. Tarboro.- Forsyth Winston-Salem. Franklin Franklin. Gaston Cherryville. Gastonia *.. Gates Graham. Granville. Oxford. Greene. Guilford Greensboro... High Point *. Halifax Roanoke Rapids. Weldon Harnett f. Haywood. Canton . Henderson Hendersonville. Hertford. Hoke t-.- Hyde.... 4,400 2,550 9,209 4,400 978 1,194 10,362 3,400 2,211 3,056 7,453 5,500 8,128 2,874 1,733 13,751 10,064 3,960 694 19,679 1,503 6,700 1,102 1,826 2,757 1,603 2,954 14,767 11,009 7,400 2,719 2,456 810 10,024 6,654 3,050 5,897 1,520 1,959 2,028 723 2,500 1,700 5,296 2,900 559 92 455 860 633 5,264 2,500 6,037 5,689 1,501 1,598 7,298 3,649 779 2,971 463 1,400 1,692 3,126 2,035 3,674 2,617 4,341 1,850 9,752 808 990 4,446 103 154 130 578 4,287 3,368 791 6,900 4,250 14,505 7,300 1,537 1,286 10,817 4,260 2,844 3,644 12,717 8,000 14,165 8,563 3,234 15,349 17,362 7,609 1,473 22,650 1,966 8,100 2,794 1,826 5,883 3,638 6,628 17,384 15,350 9,250 12,471 3,264 1,800 14,470 6,757 3,204 6,027 2,098 6,246 5,396 1,514 1,584 714 2,986 1,337 351 373 3,180 1,159 773 1,103 2,506 1,931 2,545 950 599 4,698 3,329 1,221 219 5,941 484 1,911 354 918 537 883 5,140 3,829 2,348 912 808 221 3,291 2,372 974 1,918 387 658 609 254 1,447 673 2,817 1,313 305 385 3,061 1,094 974 2,253 1,726 2,420 847 603 4,280 3,135 1,078 225 5,634 476 1,750 299 622 865 487 793 4,732 3,628 2,231 858 703 239 3,085 2,175 1,816 403 577 581 230 962 455 1,617 1,057 27 145 292 218 221 1,627 969 1,752 1,893 567 2,604 1,367 277 931 125 382 624 1,118 696 1,051 1,052 1,447 642 3,204 279 309 1,418 28 41 165 1,495 959 307 984 465 1,553 1,020 201 32 133 268 210 192 1,652 877 1,744 1,953 502 488 2,512 1,271 274 906 163 386 587 1,084 661 985 977 1,488 618 3,139 288 300 1,296 21 34 144 1,511 942 279 242 324 631 426 91 126 757 272 235 262 630 485 654 246 145 1,304 996 418 81 1,045 165 803 118 124 234 195 1,280 995 687 277 268 77 658 264 446 177 201 145 'Estimated flndians Included General Statistics AND Attendance, 1952-1953 — Continued Membership General Statistics Table I. School Population, Membership, Ukits School Population (6-20, inclusive) General Statistics AND Attendance, 1952-1953 — Continued Membership 10 General Statistics Table I. School Population, Membership, Units School Population (6-20, inclusive) General Statistics 11 AND Attendance, 1952-1953 — Continued Membership 12 General Statistics Table I. School Population, Membership, General Statistics 13 AND Attendance, 1952-1953 — Continued Membership 14 General Statistics TABLE II. AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP, AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE BY GRADES This tabulation shows by race and grades—separately, for county and city systems—during 1952-1953: average daily membership, average daily attendance, and the percentage of membership in attendance. Average daily absences may be secured by subtraction of A.D.A. from A.D.M. Grades White Average Daily Membership Average Daily Attendance Percentage of Member-ship in Attendance Negro Average Daily Membership Average Daily Attendance Percentage of Member-ship in Attendance State First Second Third --. Fourth Fifth , Sixth Seventh Eighth Special Elementary. Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Special High Total CornTV Systems First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Special Elementary.. Ninth.. Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Special-. High... Total City Systems First fc'econd Third.. Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth.. Special Elementary.. Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Special High Total 67,707 63,455 61,281 67,637 61,586 58,429 54,576 49,597 345 62,718 59,436 60,487 63,851 57,977 54,861 50,854 46,323 314 92.6 93.7 94.1 94.4 94.1 93.9 93.2 93.4 91.0 34,535 29,284 29,294 28,775 26,614 24,784 22,463 19,680 266 31,182 26,676 26,747 26,219 24,123 22,456 20,312 17,783 239 487,613 45,322 37,594 31,041 27,052 17 141,026 628,639 49,095 45,661 46,423 49,122 44,733 42,588 39,662 36,143 114 .353,541 31,289 25,818 21,210 18,244 14 96,575 450,116 18,612 17,794 17,858 18,515 16,853 15,841 14,914 13,454 231 134,072 14,033 11,776 9,831 44,451 178,523 456,821 42,533 35,351 29,262 25,621 15 93.7 93.8 94.0 94.3 94.7 88.2 215,695 16,406 13,167 10,467 8,271 22 195,737 14,937 12,038 9,639 7,746 20 132.782 94.2 93.8 48,333 264,028 44,380 240,117 45,500 42,738 43,594 46,257 41,958 39,832 36,760 33,608 103 92.7 93.6 93.9 94.2 93.8 93.5 92.7 93.0 90.4 25,488 21,041 20,901 20,438 18,844 17,481 15,690 13,448 48 22,782 18,998 18,882 18,388 16,838 15,600 13,981 11,965 42 3oO,350 29,272 24,197 19,926 17,233 12 93.4 93.6 93.7 93.9 94.5 85.7 153,379 10,212 8,178 6,365 4,954 2 137,476 9,170 7,395 5,777 4,590 2 90,640 420,990 93.9 93.5 29,711 183,090 26,934 164,410 17,218 16,698 16,893 17,594 16,019 15,029 14,094 12,715 211 92.5 93.8 94.6 95.0 95.1 94.9 94.5 94.5 91.3 9,047 8,243 8,393 8,337 7,770 7,303 6,773 6,232 218 8,400 7,678 7,865 7,831 7,285 6,856 6,331 5,818 197 126,471 13,261 11,154 9,336 8,388 3 94.5 94.7 95.0 95.2 100.0 62,316 6,194 4,989 4,102 3,317 20 58,261 5,767 4,643 3,862 3,156 18 42,142 168,613 94.8 18,622 80,938 17,446 75.707 General Statistics 15 TABLE III. TOTAL ENROLLMENT This summary shows by race for 1952-1953 : the enrollment by schools (codes a+ c + d + e) for all administrative units; those enrolled in two or more schools within the same unit or system (pupils coded c) ; those en-rolled in two or more units (pupils coded d) ; the net State enrollment (codes a + e) ; those coming from other States (pupils coded e). Items 100 Counties 72 Cities North Carolina Enrollment by Schools (codes a+c+d+e)- Elementary High White and Indian. Elementary... High Negro Elementary. High 701,472 665,025 136,447 498,370 394,080 104,290 203,102 170,945 32,157 283,936 215,951 67,985 196,948 149,168 47,780 86,988 66,783 20,205 985,408 780,976 204,432 695,318 543,248 152,070 290,090 237,728 52,362 Duplicates Within Units (pupils coded c) _ Elementary High White and Indian. Elementary... High Negro Elementary. High 22,791 21,573 1,218 15,623 14,619 1,004 7,168 6,954 214 5,439 5,305 134 4,376 4,265 HI 1,063 1,040 23 28,230 26,878 1,352 19,999 18,884 1,115 8,231 7,994 237 Duplicates Among Units (pupils coded d). Elementary High White and Indian. Elementary... High Negro Elementary. High 19,690 18,008 1,682 15,511 14,078 1,433 4,179 3,930 249 8,465 7,675 790 7,186 6,535 651 1,279 1,140 139 28,155 25,683 2,472 22,697 20,613 2,084 5,4,58 5,070 388 Net State Enrollment (codes a +e). Elementary High White and Indian. Elementary... High Negro Elementary. High 658,991 525,444 133,547 467 236 365 383 101,853 191,755 160,061 31,694 270,032 202,971 67,061 185,386 138,368 47,018 84,646 64,603 20,043 929,023 728,415 200,608 652,622 503,751 148,871 276,401 224,664 51,737 From Other States (pupils coded e). Elementary High White and Indian. Elementary... High Negro Elementary. High 6,638 6,101 537 5,880 5,398 482 758 703 55 4,784 4,031 753 3,662 3,250 412 1,122 781 341 11,422 10,132 1,290 11,542 8,648 894 1,880 1,484 396 16 Genekal Statistics >. p. t- V 0) ° a; P< 3 O c3 f-i >S "M Sa>i (H IS 'o o w o p. cd «* a> c3 +4J •— > a <u t> ti» Cm w ^ § ^ hJ W N S H t " Og^ rHI >> 3 »H 3 ^^'3 Ic "-^J -t-> ^ c ^ m.S H o w w 52 22 g OS e«oo a a o CO lO gco 03^ iO »0 "-H •-» CD '- iO OO CO »-• lO CO <-< iQ to >0 >0 1/3 U^ ^ ^ Ci CO Oi ^O Oi OS ^ ^^ CO »o QO t^ r-- ^ CS ^ «-< I-H ^ ^ lO ^ OO 1-* 'J' CO OO Oi 00 W3 05 CO 1-H ^ C^ CO lO CO CO CO c^ GO 05 •-< CO«T'^Hr-lOC^"^-«!J'CO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO OS CO CO CO r- *-( CO CO CO lo r^ »o CO OS CO <M CO t^ wi c^j ^H ^ CO CO 00 ^Oi CO OS OO 00 O CO C^ «-H OS 00 OS lO Tjl Tt< *0 CO CO OJ CO OS *0 Ofl o ^ — < r-t T-l CO 1-1 lO CO *0 »0 U3 Oi C^ lO CO ^H OS .-H 04 OO CO lO lO »0 W3 o ^ ^ lO CO 00 OS CO OS OO 03 oo oo lO U3 to iC ^ ^ O 05 o c^ CO CO CO lO CD CO 00 CD C5 -<J* —< CO 00 CO to CO CO CD CO CD CD lO '-• OO CO CD t^ »0 CO CO C^ CO CO CO CD CO f t^ O) OS OS OS ^ ^ ^ i ^ General Statistics 17 + o w o o m -->- 3 00 (N O r^ CO 4^ <o <u a ^ bo T3 ^^ >» .2 S^ „ rt f^ 53 S « c3 ? «> > CO CO S Jh (H "^ g « 5~t ej_j ^ oco O 05 ^^? a> 01 +1 0W173 (U OS -^^ -"= S (U 0) g 2.S8 *> C I ^j O ,-1 M > OJ CS^ Si H be u bo 0) ^ ^i +^ -tS S^ 1^ c; b o & 2^ ^ j3 CO >» « " »^ gwaool's2 to " _w «^ bo E-im 18 General Statistics TABLE VI. ENROLLMENT, LOSSES, MEMBERSHIP BY GRADES This tabulation—composed of several tables—shows by grades and race for the State during: 1952-1953: the number of different children enrolled (a + e), the number dropping out of school or losses, membership on last day, and the percentage of enrollment which quit school during the year. Grades State First --- Second Third Fourth Fifth -- Sixth Seventh EiKhth Special Elementary. Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Special High Total -- CoHNTY Systems First Second Third --. Fourth Fifth ..- Sixth Seventh Eighth Special Elementary- Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Special High Total City Systems First - Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh.. Eighth Special Elementary. Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Special High Total •Gain White Enroll-ment 70,892 65,512 66,292 69,498 63,298 59,988 56,302 51,616 353 503,751 47,991 40,050 32,833 27,975 22 148,871 652,622 Losses 3,424 2,205 2,086 2,000 1,884 2,004 2,600 3,203 12 19,418 4,391 4,147 2,932 1,318 7 12,795 32,213 Member-ship 67,468 63,307 64,206 67,498 61,414 57,984 53,702 48,413 341 484,333 43,600 35,903 29,901 26,657 15 136,076 620,409 % Lost 4.8 3.4 3.1 2.9 3.0 3.3 4.6 6.2 3.4 3.9 9.2 10.4 8.9 4.7 31.8 8.6 Negro Enroll-ment 36,553 30,350 30,281 29,811 27,538 25,705 23,471 20,693 262 224,664 17,633 14,067 11,284 8,683 70 51,737 276,401 Losses 1,373 721 667 764 808 913 1,115 1,353 *4 7,710 1,788 1,424 1,249 5,102 12,812 Member-ship 35,180 29,629 29,614 29,047 26,730 24,792 22,356 19,340 266 216,954 15,845 12,643 10,035 8,095 17 46,635 263,589 % Lost 51,454 47,179 47,903 50.451 46,006 43,786 40,919 37,570 115 2,524 1,611 1,499 1,421 2,312 1,528 1,921 2,272 5 48,930 45,568 46,404 49,030 44,594 42,258 38,998 35,298 110 4.9 3.4 3.1 2.8 5.0 3.5 4.7 6.0 4.3 27,017 21,837 21,633 21,252 19,540 18,157 16,444 14,142 39 1,010 494 491 619 607 680 807 905 *6 26,007 21,343 21,142 20,633 18,933 17,477 15,637 13,237 45 365,383 33,130 27,465 22,397 18,842 19 14,193 3,070 2,825 2,008 862 7 351,190 30,060 24,640 20,389 17,980 12 3.9 9.3 10.3 9.0 4.6 3.7 160,061 10,928 8,710 6,830 5,224 2 5,607 1,050 799 715 365 154,454 9,878 7,911 6,115 4,859 2 101,853 467,236 8,772 22,965 93,081 444 271 8.6 31,694 191,755 2,929 8,536 28,765 183,219 19,438 18,333 18,389 19,047 17,292 16,202 15,383 14,046 238 900 594 587 579 472 476 679 931 7 18,538 17,739 17,802 18,468 16,820 15,726 14,704 13,115 231 4.6 3.2 3.2 3.0 2.7 2.9 4.4 6.6 2.9 9,536 8,513 8,648 8,559 7,998 7,548 7,027 6,551 223 363 227 176 145 201 233 308 448 2 9,173 8,286 8,472 8,414 7,797 7,315 6,719 6,103 221 138,368 14,861 12,585 10,436 9,133 3 5,225 1,321 1,322 924 456 133,143 13,540 11,263 9,512 8,677 3 3.8 8.9 10.5 64,603 6,705 5,357 4,454 3,459 2,103 738 625 534 223 53 62,500 5,967 4,732 3,920 3,236 15 47,018 185,386 4,023 9,248 42,995 176,138 8.6 5.0 20,043 84,646 2,173 4,276 17,870 80,370 General Statistics 19 TABLE VII. MEMBERSHIP AND PROMOTIONS BY GRADES This tabulation shows by grades and race for 1952-1953 : the member-ship on last day of school, the number of pupils promoted—permitting the number not promoted to be obtained by subtraction—and the percentage of membership which was promoted. Grades State First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Special Elementary. Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Special High Total OouNTT Systems First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Special Elementary.. Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Special High Total City Systems First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Special Elementary.. Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Special High Total White Member-ship (Last Day) 67,468 63,307 64,206 67,498 61,414 57,984 53,702 48,413 341 484,333 43,600 35,903 29,901 26,657 15 136,076 620,409 Number Pro-motions 61,955 59,824 61,154 64,815 59,201 55,982 51,o76 46,178 327 460,812 39,894 33,245 28,128 26,219 13 127,499 588,311 %of Member-ship Pro-moted 91.8 34.5 95.2 96.0 96.4 96.5 95.7 95.4 95.9 95.1 91.5 92.6 94.1 98.4 86.7 93.7 94.8 Negro Member-ship (Last Day) 35,180 29,629 29,614 29,047 26,730 24,792 22,356 19,340 268 216,954 15,845 12,643 10,035 8,095 17 Number Pro-motions 29,243 26,435 26,664 26,320 24,520 22,810 20,494 17,687' 246 46,635 263,589 194,419 13,761 11,150 9,019 7,828 17 41,775 236,194 %of Member-ship Pro-moted 83.1 89.2 90.0 90.6 91.7 92.0 91.7 91.5 92.5 89.6 96.7 100.0 48,930 45,568 46,404 49,030 44,594 42,258 38,998 35,298 110 44,544 42,765 43,931 46,845 42,725 40,616 37,323 33,788 103 91.0 93.8 94.7 95.5 95.8 96.1 95.7 95.7 93.6 26,007 21,3t3 21,142 20,633 18,933 17,477 15,637 13,237 45 21,118 18,763 18,795 18,395 17,179 15,914 14,245 12,019 39 81.2 87.9 88.9 89.2 90.7 91.1 91.1 90.8 86.7 351 , 190 30,060 24,640 20,389 17,980 12 332,640 27,647 22,916 19,310 17,751 10 94.7 92.0 93.0 94.7 98.7 83.3 154,454 9,878 7,911 6,115 4,859 2 136,467 8, .541 6,977 5,450 4,666 2 88.4 86.5 88.2 89.1 96.0 100.0 93,081 444,271 87,634 420,274 94.1 94.6 28,765 183,219 25,636 162,103 18,538 17,739 17,802 18,648 16,820 15,726 14,704 13,115 231 17,411 17,059 17,223 17,970 16,476 15,366 14,053 12,390 224 93.9 96.2 96.7 96.4 98.0 97.7 95.6 94.5 97.0 9,173 8,286 8,472 8,414 7,797 7,315 6,719 6,103 221 8,125 7,672 7,869 7,925 7,341 6,896 6,249 5,668 207 133,143 13,540 11,263 9,512 8,677 3 128,172 12,247 10,329 8,818 8,468 3 96.3 90.5 91.7 92.7 97.6 100.0 62,500 5,967 4,732 3,920 3,236 15 57,952 5,220 4,173 3,569 3,162 15 42,995 176,138 39,865 168,037 92.7 95.4 17,870 80,370 16,139 88.6 92.6 92.9 94.2 94.2 94.3 93.0 92.9 93.7 92.7 87.5 88.2 91.0 97.7 100.0 90.3 92.2 20 Gknekai, Statistics TABLE VIII. TRAINING OF TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS This summary gives for 1952-53 the number of teachers and principals —paid from the Nine Months' School Fund—who hold various types of certificates, the proportion at each level of training, and an index number. Classified principals are shown separately but are included in the index of training. Amount of Training General Statistics 21 TABLE IX. INSTRUCTIONAL AND SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL This summary shows for North Carolina the total number of teachers; divides principals and supervisors by sex; then relates the number of teachers to average daily membership and average daily attendance, as given in Table I, to portray the teaching load. Iteus 100 Counties 72 Cities North Carolina Number of Teachers Elementary Schools White Negro High Schools (excluding vocational) White Negro All Schools (excluding vocational) White Negro Vocational Teachers White Negro Total Teachers White Negro Number of Principals—Men -. Elementary Schools White Negro High Schools White Negro Number of Supervisors—Men. _ Elementary Schools _ White Negro High Schools White Negro Principals and Supervisors—Men.. Numbers of Principals—Women Elementary Schools White Negro High Schools White Negro Number of Supervisors—Women Elementary Schools White Negro High Schools White Negro Principals and Supervisors—Women Principals and Supervisors White Negro 15,837 11,347 4,490 4,150 3,266 884 19,987 14,613 5,374 1,002 819 183 20,989 15,432 5,557 6,491 4,500 1,991 2,324 1,689 635 8,815 6,189 2,626 296 179 117 9,111 6,368 2,743 22,328 15,847 6,481 6,474 4,955 1,519 28,802 20,802 8,000 1,298 998 300 30,100 21,800 8,300 1,024 302 216 722 569 153 14 13 9 4 1,038 304 164 113 51 140 79 61 146 127 19 1 1 1 328 466 329 137 862 648 214 196 169 27 7 3 4 186 120 66 4 4 246 1,284 963 321 222 536 389 147 258 179 79 7 7 1,820 1,352 468 22 General Statistics Table IX. Instructional and Supervisory Personnel—Continued Items Average Daily Membership Per Teacher Elementary Schools White — Negro - Hidh Schools (excluding vocational) White.... Negro All Schools (excluding vocational) White Negro High Schools (including vocational) White Negro All Schools (including vocational) White Negro Average Daily Attendance Per Teacher Elementary Schools White Negro High Schools (excluding vocational) White Negro A 11 Schools (excluding vocational) White Negro High Schools (including vocational) White Negro All Schools (including vocational) White Negro 100 Counties 32.0 31.2 34.2 30.4 29.6 33.6 31.7 30.8 34.1 24.5 23.6 27.8 30.2 29.2 32.9 72 Cities 30.3 29.8 31.3 27.1 26.4 29.3 29.4 28.8 30.8 24.1 23.9 24.8 28 5 28.0 29.5 North Carolina 31.5 30.8 33.3 29.2 28.5 31.8 31.0 30.2 33.0 24.4 23.7 26.6 29.7 28.8 31.8 28.5 28 1 29.3 25.6 25.0 27.5 27.7 27.2 28.8 22.7 22.6 23.2 26.8 26.5 27.6 29.2 28.8 30.2 27.4 26.8 29.2 28.8 28.3 30.0 22.8 22.3 24.4 27.6 27.0 28.9 General Statistics 23 TABLE X. ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION OF SCHOOLS This table shows for each county of the State during 1952-1953: the number of members of boards of education, the number of administrative or supervisory districts, the number of districts levying tax for bonds, the number of district committee-men, the number of city administrative units and somewhat similar information for the cities. 24 General Statistics Table X. Administrative Organization of Schools—Continued General Statistics 26 TABLE XI. NUMBER OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS TAUGHT—BY SIZE This table shows for 1952-1953 the number of elementary schools by size, using the number of teachers employed as the measure of size, for county units, for city units, and for the State. Itrms 26 General Statistics TABLE XII. NUMBER OF HIGH SCHOOLS TAUGHT—BY SIZE This table shows for 1952-1953 the number of high schools by size, using the number of teachers employed as the measure of size, for county units, for city units, and for the State. Items General Statistics 27 TABLE XIII. ACCREDITATION OF SCHOOLS This summary shows by race for all elementary and high schools of the State during 1952-1953: the total number of schools taught, the number eligible for accreditation, the number of accredited schools, average daily membership in all schools, average daily membership in accredited schools and the percentage of membership in accredited schools. To be eligible for accreditation, an elementary school must have seven teachers or more, and a high school must have three teachers or more. Items 28 General Statistics TABLE XIV. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES This summary gives by race and sex the number of pupils graduating from public high schools in North Carolina during 1952-1953. {SPECIAL graduates are those who graduate after summer school or at mid-year.) Items General Statistics TABLE XV. SCHOOL LIBRARIES This summary gives totals by race for county units, city units, and State for the fiscal year 1952-1953: the number of libraries in elementary and high schools, the total number of school libraries, the number of vol-umes in these libraries, the estimated value of library books, the amount expended for library maintenance (current expense) and for purchase of additional books (capital outlay). At the bottom of page is a comparison of the number of books in school libraries—at intervals—over a period of 20 years. Items Total Number of School Libraries White Negro Elementary schools White Negro High schools White Negro Total VoLnMES in School Librabies White Negro Elementary schools White Negro High schools White Negro Total Value of Library Books White Negro.. Expenditures for Maintenance (current expense) New books (capital outlay) White Negro Number of Volumes in School Libraries 1933-1934 1935-1936 1937-1938 1939-1940 1941-1942 1943-1944 1945-1946 1947-1948 1948-1949 1949-1950 1950-1951 1951-1952. 1952-1953 100 Counties 2,332 1,608 724 1,593 1,035 558 739 573 166 72 Cities 598 393 205 431 295 136 167 North Carolina 2,930 2,001 929 2,024 1,330 694 906 671 235 3,024,422 2,577.214 447,208 1,929,289 1,647,259 282,030 1,095,133 929,955 165,178 1,546,942 1,207,609 339,333 1,003,550 797,336 206,214 543,392 410,273 133,119 4,571,364 3,784,823 786,541 2,932,839 2,444,595 488,244 1,638,525 1,340,228 298,297 3,989,231 3,415,742 573,489 384,666.47 139,933.63 111,663.37 28,270.26 2,240,410 1,759,084 481 326 232,621.82 137,186.30 95,890.13 41,296.17 6,229,641 5,174,826 1,054,815 617,288.29 277,119.93 207,553.50 69,566.43 1,063,531 1,168,049 1,337,104 1,408,150 1,632,583 1,998,676 2,260,969 2,494,638 2,598,524 2,687,527 2,787,567 2,933.848 3,024,422 501,397 571,174 648,880 755,033 902,859 984,396 1 100,507 1,234,534 1,292,911 1,340,942 1,405,066 1,477,324 1,546,942 1,564,928 1,739,223 1,985,984 2,163,183 2,535,442 2.983,072 3,361,476 3,729,172 3,891,435 4.028,469 4,192,633 4,411,172 4,571,364 General Statistics TABLE XVI. SCHOOL PROPERTY OWNED This table shows by race for county and city administrative units of the State during 1952-1953: the estimated value of school property owned, the number of schoolhouses, the average value of each schoolhouse, the total number of classrooms and the average number of classrooms per school. Items Valdf of All School Property. Sites Buildings Furniture Equipment Library Books Valde of White School Property. Sites Buildings Furniture Equipment Library Books Value of Negro School Property. Sites.. Buildings Furniture Equipment Library Books Number of Schoolhouses Owned. White.. Negro Number of Classrooms. White Negro Average Number of Classrooms Per House . White Negro Average Value Per Schoolhouse. White Negro Average Value Per Classroom. White Negro Average Value Per Teacher. White Negro Average Value Per Teacher and Principal* White Negro Average Value Per Pupil Enrolled (a-f-e). White Negro Average Value Per Pupil in Daily Membership. White Negro.. Average Value Per Pupil in Daily Attendance. White Negro 100 Counties 244,014,909 6,735,254 214,757,487 18,532,937 3,989,231 199,123,987 5,644,331 174,953,526 15,110,38S 3,415,742 44,890,922 1,090,923 39,803,961 3,422,549 573,489 2,658 1,601 1,057 23,095 17,151 5,944 8.7 10.7 5.6 91,804 124,375 42,470 10,565.70 11,610.05 7,552.31 11,625.85 12,903.32 8,078.27 10,955.64 12,145.41 7,637.11 370.29 426.17 234.11 385.36 442.38 245.19 416.83 472.99 273.04 72 Cities % 149,877,678 11,898,118 123,357,899 12,381,251 2,240,410 117,359,775 10,030,221 95,853,811 9,716,659 1,759,084 32,517,903 1,867,897 27,504,088 2,664,592 481,326 626 411 215 9,162 6,527 2,635 14.6 15.9 12.3 239,421.21 285,546.90 15,124.60 16,358.62 17,980.66 12,340.76 16,450.19 18,429.61 11,854.87 15,536.20 17,.368. 62 11,251.87 555.04 633.06 384.16 577.65 657.39 401.76 613.45 696.03 429.52 North Carolina 393,892,587 18,633,372 338,115,386 30,914,188 6,229,641 316,483,762 15,674,552 270,807,337 24,827,047 5,174,826 77,408,825 2,958,820 67,308,049 6,087,141 1,054,815 3,284 2.012 1.272 32,2.57 23,678 8,579 9.8 11.8 6.7 119,942.93 157,298.09 60,855.99 12.211.07 13,366.15 9,023.06 13,086.13 14,517.60 9,326.36 12,339.99 13,669.82 8,828.56 423.99 484.94 280.06 441.25 503.44 293.18 474.73 536.77 322.38 '^upe^visors included. General Statistics General Statistics General Statistics 33 TABLE XVIII. TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS This table shows by race the various facts concerning transportation of pupils at public expense. Items Number vehicles used White Negro Number of schools to which pupils were transported White Negro Average number of pupils transported Elementary White Negro High School White Negro Total White Negro Daily mileage all vehicles White Negro Average days vehicle operated White Negro Operating Cost White Negro Year's cost per pupil transported White Negro Daily cost per pupils transported White Negro 100 Counties 6,280 4,752 1,528 950 438 308,946 232,169 76,777 85,930 65,361 20,569 394,876 297,530 97,346 227.930 157,305 70,625 179 179 179 7,336,938.88 5,612,144.84 1,724,794.04 18.58 18.86 17.72 .104 .106 .099 56 Cities 519 324 195 192 124 22,761 14,668 8,093 13,499 9,628 3,871 36,260 24,296 11,964 19,431 11,274 8,157 179 179 179 643,811.00 434,349.66 209, 461..34 17.76 17.88 17.51 .099 .100 .098 Total 6,799 5,076 1,723 1,580 1,074 506 331,707 246,837 84,870 99,429 74,989 24,440 431,136 321,826 109,310 247,361 168,579 78,782 179 179 179 7,980,749.88 6,046,494.50 1,934,255.38 18.51 18.79 17.70 .103 .105 .099 34 Financial Statistics SECTION II FINANCIAL STATISTICS, 1952-1953 TABLE I. SUMMARY OF FUNDS AVAILABLE AND EXPENDED Section A. Funds Available, 1952-1953 Items Total Funds Available (less loans and transfers) Current Expense Capital Outlay Debt Serviee Percentage of Total For: Current Expense Capital Outlay Debt Service Available (less transfers) For Current Expense Balance J\ily 1, 1952 Nine Months' School Fund—net State Vocational Education—State Vocational—Federal School Lunch Program—Federal Textbooks (free to pupils)—State Veterans, other—Federal Tax on Intangibles, Beer and Wine—State Philanthropic Agencies Total—State, Federal, Philanthropic Poll and Dog Taxes, Fines, Forfeitures A. B. C. Boards (whiskey stores) Interest, Donations From Pupils: Fees, Tuition Ad valorem Taxes—County Ad valorem Taxes—District, City Total—County District, City Total—Current Expense Percentage of Current Expense From: Balance—July 1, 1952... Nine Month's School Fund—State Vocational Education—State Vocational FMucation—Federal School Lunch Program—Federal Textbooks (free to pupils)—State Veterans, other— Federal Tax on Intangibles, Beer and Wine—State Philanthropic Agencies Total—State, Federal, Philanthropic Poll and Doe Taxes, Fines, Forfeitures A. B. C. Boards (whiskey stores) Interest, Donations From Pupils: Fees, Tuition Ad valorem Taxes—County Ad valorem Taxes—District, City.. Total—County, District, City Available (less transfers) For Capital Outlay Balance, July 1, 1952 State Aid (C. I. R. Fund) Sale of Bonds Sale of School Property 100 Counties $142, 138, 6.32. 29 102,501,670.40 34,045,301.68 5,591,660.21 72.07% 23.99% 3.94% 72 Cities $ 71,177,464.74 47,687,444.59 20,014,984.48 3,475,035.67 67.13% 28.01% 4.86%, Total N'orth Carolina $213,316,097.03 150,189,114.99 54,060,286.16 9,066,695.88 70.42% 25.33% 4.25% 2,714,127.02 79,768,299.93 1,974,576.19 659,522.32 2,358,452.38 1,040,226.50 3,283,709.88 290,949.43 6,200.00 1,906,408.29 31,511,752.28 550,114.00 195,657.15 900,181.69 402,998.73 492,191.71 141,263.57 ; 4,620,535.31 111,280,052.21 2,524,690.19 855,179.47 3,258,634.07 1,443,225.23 3,775,901.59 432,213.00 6,200.00 92,096,063.65 $ 36,100,567.42 $128,196,631.07 3,086,008.24 213,870.27 463,678.20 853,229.50 4,842,868.49 945,952.05 1,819.623.04 60,150.12 401,840.53 674,808.79 2,809,758.87 5,820,695.82 4,905.631.28 274,020.39 865,518.73 1,528,038.29 7,652,627.36 6,766,647.87 S 10,405,606.75 102,501,670.40 $ 11,586,877.17 $ 21,992,483.92 47,687,444.59 150,189,114.99 2.65% 77.82%, 1.93% 0.64% 2.30% 1.02% 3.20% 0.28% 0.01% 4.00% 66.08% 1.15% 0.41% 1.89% 0.85% 1.03% 0.29% 3.07% 74.09% 1.68% 0.59 2.17% 0.96% 2.51% 0.29% 0.00% 89.85% 75.70% 85.36% 3.02% 0.21% 0.45% 0.83% 4.72% 0.92% 10.15% 3.82% 0.13% 0.84% 1.42% 5.89% 12.20% 24.30% 3.26% 0.18% 0.58% 1.02% 5.09% 4.51% 14.64% $ 11,092,382.50 4,403,838.63 7,153,777.62 737,525.80 8,079,130.08 832,555.19 5,200,400.00 267,047.85 19,171.512.58 5,236,393.82 12,354,177.62 1,004,573.65 Financial Statistics 35 Table I. Summary of Funds Available and Expended—Continued Items 36 Financial Statistics Table I. Summary of Funds Available and Expended Section B. Funds Expended—Continued Items Total Expended (less loans repaid) Current Expense X Capital Outlay.- Debt Service White and Indian Negro - Percentage of Total For: Curren t Ex pcnse Capital Outlay Debt Service White and Indian Negro Current Expense (less loans repaid) General Control Instructional Service—Elementary Instructional Service—Secondary Operation of Plant.. Maintenance of Plant Fixed Changes Auxiliary Services Total—Current Expense X White and Indian Negro Percentage of Current Expense Eon: General Control Instructional Service—Elementary Instructional Service—Secondary Operation of Plant Maintenance of Plant Fixed Charges Auxihary Services White and Indian Negro Capital Outlay (less loans repaid): Neiv Construction Equipment Alterations, Additions, Equipment Library Books Transportation Equipment Interest, Other Total—Capital Outlay White and Indian Negro Percentage of Capital Outlay For: New Construction Equipment. Alterations, Additions, Equipment Library Books Transportation Equipment Interest , Other White and Indian Negro Debt Service (less loans repaid): State Loans Principal Interest County Bonds Sinking Fund ftincipal Interest 100 Counties $127,064,213.83 99,533,87*1.25 23.390,644.95 4,139,689.63 % 94,S10,344.53 32,253,869.30 78.33% 18.41% 3.26% 74.62% 25.38% 72 Cities % 62,060,826.14 45,848,211.23 13,726,068.69 3,386,546.22 $ 43,846,956.70 19,113,869.44 72.82% 21.80%, 5.38% 69.64% 30.36% Total North Carolina $190,025,039.97 145,382,090.48 37,116,713.64 7,526,235.85 $138,657,301.23 51,367,738.74 76.51% 19.53% 3.96% 72.97% 27.03% 1,880,820.29 52,973,238.90 20,717,985.60 4,686,437.42 3,586,663.99 1,307,631.61 14,381,101.44 1,290,789.82 25,355,460.80 10,329,707.81 2,823,465.48 2,382,848.38 766,419.19 2,899,519.75 3,171,610.11 78,328,699.70 31,047,693.41 7,5(39,902.90 5,909,512.37 2,074,050.80 17,270,621.19 ), 533, 879. 25 $ 45.848,211.23 $145,382,090.48 74,261,458.43 25,272,420.82 32,273,938.63 13,574,272.60 106,535.397.06 38,846,693.42 1.89% 53.23% 20.82% 4.71% 3.60% 1.31% 14.44% 2.81% 55.30% 22.53% 6.16% 5.20% 1.67% 6.33% 74.61% 25.39% 70.39% 29.61% 2.18% 53.88% 21.35% 5 17% 4.11% 1.42% 11.89% 73.28% 26.72% 16,405,644.95 6,021,812.06 139,933.63 802,618.33 20,635.98 10,110,190.57 3,409,092.10 137,186.30 52,999.75 16,599.97 $ 26,515.835.52 9,430,904.16 277,119.93 855,618.08 37,235.95 23,390,644.95 8 13,726,068. $ 37,116,713. 17,170,766.89 6,219,878.06 8,921.227.08 4,804,841.61 26,091,993.97 11,024,719.67 70.14% 25.74% 0.60% 3.43% 0.09% 73.66% 24.84% 1.00% 0.38% 0.12% 71.44% 25.41% 0.75% 2.30% 0.10% 73.41% 26.59% 64.99% 35.01% 70.30% 29.70% 95,995.50 26,7.57.51 93,186.30 2,420,541.46 1,405,327.17 0,450.00 844.00 4,000.00 1,403,900.00 930,730.47 98,445.50 27,601.51 97,186.30 3,824,441.46 2,336,057.64 Financial Statistics 37 Table I. Summary of Funds Available and Expended—Continued Items Financial Statistics TABLE II. EXPENDITURES Gross Current Expense General Control 62—Instructional Service A—Elementary B—Secondary Operation of Plant Maintenance of Plant 65 Fixed Charges 28,384.58 23,789.06 13,534.87 10,735.32 16,985.18 9,445.51 11,036.21 12,921.77 12,914.02 17,273.63 16,253.25 14,780.22 15,580.65 15,951.51 45,879.87 33,076.76 18,652.98 10,093.19 14,930.39 21,953.41 11,305.55 12,969.29 17,462.56 16,564.53 9,972.45 16,424.04 17,292.96 25,114.90 18,921.28 12,030.18 18,662.39 11,143.14 9,738.17 13,382.82 10,230.46 11.502.33 9,679.82 22,905.59 10,993.70 15,431.25 25,206.11 12,423.49 21,060.56 16,803.33 32,319.09 29,222.09 11,550.98 847 554 290, 146, 335, 104, 155, 372, 293, 420, 300, 523, 621, 409, 1,324, 778, 579, 97 198 569 277 443 710 193 100 377 452 573 502 181 .406.85 ,800.85 ,062.21 ,016.57 ,367.68 ,913.85 ,415.19 ,316.75 ,084.76 ,055.65 ,878.55 1^5.53 101.42 055.63 737.38 206.94 ,160.78 ,583.82 ,754.50 ,014.95 ,595.79 ,041.70 ,471.85 ,905.52 ,734.19 ,287.37 ,614.13 ,411.05 ,250.45 ,807.23 455,353.66 161, 104, 111, 76, 151, 336.27 ,536.92 762.73 868.28 810.51 99,183.87 835, 165, 336, 813, 212, 516, 263, ,977.61 ,136.41 ,758.80 ,000.79 ,034.44 ,372.52 ,673.87 866,752.57 564,091.41 109,471.20 386,254.42 225,276.89 117,572.30 51,420.31 174,551.72 33,361.21 68,223.65 168,469.40 110,061.96 234,436.31 133,866.13 197,114.82 250,258.84 172,135.02 544,576.37 350,094.19 196,987.14 34,873.77 100,305.53 217,923.82 120,409.11 165,284.48 207,040.54 92,425.71 38,038.19 166,603.37 147,734.31 240,949.80 158,995.72 82,423.29 188,150.44 15,689.51 29,771.05 63,791.38 23,852.77 81,292.25 43,814.12 384,271.25 67,689.74 111,011.26 383,996.87 83,058.95 120,617.46 150,521.58 267,057.14 181,607.15 68,811.98 104,404.70 69,227.37 22,076.50 13,390.01 31,619.48 7,690.48 17,048.77 24,098.86 32,162.27 38,880.68 33,653.23 41,489.50 42,754.02 30,427.91 121,520.16 115,538.01 52,542.84 8,231.71 24,054.33 49,370.15 24,830.28 44,830.96 71,730.44 28,373.46 10,278.36 31,828.22 40,548.29 49,627.80 54,168.79 20,999.00 15,669.15 13,230.94 11,979.92 9,144.92 15,895.19 74,672.55 13,904.96 25,297.93 60,664.06 17,649.56 40,375.86 27,348.79 93,475.90 47,904.70 16,646.69 825.42 112.20 397.66 009.40 45S.06 968.82 144.33 804.64 476.04 789.01 503.25 686.38 266.87 862.03 967.24 694.98 022.98 979.68 400.13 429.83 918.67 437.14 327.19 786.85 384.91 464.83 452.10 958.05 708.28 840.58 777.66 602.90 554.64 834.27 167.99 451.39 670.36 278.47 454.68 927.31 218.85 388.78 842.48 716.65 710.96 081.45 27,772.51 4,657.90 Financial Statistics 39 BY FUNDS, 1952-1953 40 Financial Statistics Table II. Expenditures Administrative Unit County City Dare Davidson Lexington Thomasville Davie Duplin Durham Durham Edgecombe. Tarboro Forsyth Winston-Salem franklin Franklinton Gaston Cherryville Gastoiiia Gates Graham Granville Oxford Greene Guilford Greensboro High Point Halifax Roanoke Rapids Weldon Harnett Haywood Canton Henderson Hendersonville Hertford Hoke Hyde Iredell Moorcsville Statcsvillc Jackson Johnston Jones Lee Sanford Lenoir_ Kinston Gross CtniRENT Expense General Control 695.73 691 . 13 273.00 624.96 145.31 685.41 154.87 119.59 236.00 738.37 142.00 275.02 397.05 664.05 489.56 008.00 978.86 087.49 726.27 544.48 510.85 508.65 351.64 156.38 779.74 437.60 542.35 290.07 065.29 631.86 804.11 265.19 282.66 268.68 302.57 666.13 942.12 176.55 658.52 042.70 701.15 452.67 421.42 62—Instructional Service A—Elementary 74,913.09 657 316 231 273, 814 635 1,285, 559 230, 1,292 1,734 498 111 1,519 137 529 193 114 405 278, ,139.78 ,406.85 ,807.93 ,052.76 ,337.74 990.46 967.13 757.62 357.60 ,479.86 .191.42 ,362.70 ,583.54 .033.58 ,661.56 ,954.75 ,500.33 ,936.77 345.03 490.32 393,427.49 1,271 1,495 829 747 290 118 ,071.74 ,648.68 ,080.09 ,819.48 ,705.45 ,110.45 915,113.74 497, 235, 409, 135, 444, 314, 1.32, 604, 172, 308, 375, 1,342, 243, 313, 148, 568, 359, ,486.61 ,458.06 .287.32 ,935.31 ,266.02 ,093.81 ,334.70 ,234.26 ,345.63 ,202.77 ,294.56 ,939.68 ,072.90 ,648.86 973.09 501.43 919.69 B—Secondary 41,044.13 278,558.25 119,085.48 107,303.56 130,113.60 352,696.24 262,824.00 474,701.36 187,010.58 88,803.50 627,335.62 561,941.55 200,531.24 38,401.15 406,318.13 66,138.68 275,936.02 89,808.41 53,538.30 172,488.35 142,789.78 156,548.71 507,118.34 570,323.56 307,643.78 233,564.33 119,767.89 51,022.29 407,998.22 194,663.39 104,882.71 160,672.20 95,036.64 167,514.77 97,826.00 74,949.67 287,705.68 104,142.22 130,760.24 121,620.00 500,832.08 86,528.48 135,918.14 68,676.35 270,422.47 143,111.30 Operation of Plant 15,955.23 46 31 21 62 53 177 50 28 126 201 41 10 125 11 60 19 15 36 25 543.69 220.25 726.72 092.09 650.54 533.96 135.71 067.53 693.74 030.40 744.73 621.10 429.01 912.95 971.58 340.32 811.77 728.21 356.04 359.41 760.22 888.20 934.26 716.92 113.8] 717.30 911.29 878.29 509.51 704.90 543.48 561.59 855.32 263.75 277.47 487.93 122.40 210.61 913. 7o 555. 9o 239.13 110.74 475.93 Maintenance of Plant 10,006.53 5,346.05 10,873.40 20,669.13 46,557.84 93,799.06 247,232.46 49,267.23 13,703.64 110,430.26 189,784.89 24,207.80 2,398.64 98,829.06 8,496.45 28,584.64 15,754.87 6,375.04 16,680.38 7,616.91 92,979.21 198,470.11 125,489.29 67,642.35 21,780.76 12,495.28 41,871.59 16,196.92 22,211.43 6,542.27 26,065.55 12,358.80 8,732.28 51,160.97 22,474.49 30,736.96 8,023.09 75,186.81 8,284.10 28,757.19 7,265.09 30,080.88 34,849.74 Financial Statistics 41 BY Funds, 1952-1953 — Continued 42 Financial Statistics Table II. Expenditures Administrativr Unit TotTNTr CiTT I incoln Lincolnton Nfacon Madison Martin McDowell Marion Mecklenburg Charlotte Mitchell Montgomery NFoore Pinehurst Southern Pines.. \'ash Rocky Mount New Hanover X orthampton Dnslow ('range Chapel Hill I'-.imlico i'asquotank Elizabeth City.. Fender i'ertiuimans Icrson I itt Greenville Folk.... Tryon Itandolph Asheboro Richmond Hamlet Rockingham Itobeson Fairmont Lumberton Red Springs i^ockingham Leaksville Madison Reidsville Howan Salisbury Gross Current Expense General Control 62—Instructional Service A—Elementary B—Secondary Operation of Plant Maintenance of Plant 18,148.44 13,533.61 12,897.12 12,724.01 15,414.60 12,711.60 11,073.30 51,458.64 84,236.13 12,598.50 16,599.22 17,214.52 10,069.88 10,435.30 18,992.62 17,460.87 44,066.84 16,084.05 19,322.63 18,658.48 13,078.90 11,762.26 12,599.23 15,039.19 13,326.61 12,852.14 20,930.09 21,431.02 13,095.45 11,754.25 9,998.95 21,708.90 13,931.62 17,157.09 12,223.47 12,797.58 28,123.46 10,915.23 15,301.97 10,014.52 26,404.16 23,995.57 11,275.01 14,124.12 26,612.18 24,780.19 368, 129, 322, 378, 628, 280, 235, 1,248, 2,826, 281, 35S, 506, 64, 98, 920, 506, 1,263, 540, 537, 343, 164, 734.58 523.49 510.61 754.32 306.95 059.42 007.28 223.11 597.04 384.20 207.46 936.90 576.80 538.38 537.10 617.07 805.07 198.86 588.38 100.40 147.39 195,373.63 179, 256, 390, 187 531 942, 339 177 66 645 291, 397 220 176 1,241 178 222 103 539 376 92 262 932 361, 840.15 081.73 ,294.71 ,252.73 ,642.17 254.14 803.75 763.24 436.15 488.31 ,629.71 ,928.37 ,427.26 ,603.75 ,253.43 ,587..39 ,309.74 ,392.10 ,172.71 ,529.02 ,799.10 ,179.61 989.54 831.11 86,040.35 89,903.81 89,919.45 134,859.17 229,749.72 110,188.44 74,648.98 514,044.78 899,725.39 97,781.22 154,122.02 260,982.53 37,769.32 54,056.48 333,485.10 219,549.28 495,362.69 219,691.39 181,586.47 111,325.44 88,598.68 77,253.74 54,974.03 139,008.73 168,200.21 78,707.33 185,694.44 374,355.41 129,261.29 61,038.20 30,421.75 266,931.55 116,867.72 100,997.92 81,494.71 117,631.33 419,563.80 72,422.07 78,908.01 54,636.09 160,555.15 1,59,1.57.67 58,155.07 145,685.66 392,790.22 172,245.80 31,823.11 15,515.52 37,263.84 26,280.42 44,213.36 18,624.05 19,268.66 110,221.47 289,167.97 26,718.97 36,387.96 50,491.52 8,177.17 16,411.50 68,932.11 51,429.60 124,731.77 40,321.58 46,713.59 36,.361. 60 21,768.79 15,340.01 17,159.06 ,34,101.04 31,278.48 22,259.94 55,615.25 71,596.80 31,091.62 18,512.12 9,374.47 60,645.22 27,148.28 34,145.92 18,878.43 20,248.49 114,891.82 23,446.41 17,007.34 11,749.54 62,087.39 38,653.03 13,328.66 35,521.34 79,508.77 37,759.12 11,126.12 2,005.04 11,228.77 18,609.30 37,473.46 6,655.85 6,595.23 132,843.67 198,343.72 3,239.44 17,803.01 25,866.66 8,117.57 4,052.31 79,238.96 91,917.03 98,937.66 29,435.72 46,764.20 14,942.28 10,158.20 10,942.66 21,858.70 44,322.42 13,325.00 34,581.74 78,175.33 13,314.90 11,149.02 3,181.66 57,249.79 69,594.91 17,187.38 31,424.93 17,704.41 114,519.34 7,214.11 17.260.04 12,482.77 41.683.38 51,275.60 5,355.03 37,864.22 71,081.08 28,988.76 Financial Statistics 43 BY Funds, 1952-1953 — Continued 44 Financial Statistics Table II. Expenditures AoMINISTRATn'E Unit County City llutherford .Sampson Clinton Scotland Laurinburg 'tanly Albemarle Stokes -- Surry Elkin Mount Airy Swain — Transylvania Tyrrell I'nion Monroe \'ance Henderson Wake Raleigh Warren Washington Watauga Wayne Fremont Goldsboro Wilkes North Wilkesboro- - Wilson EknCity Wilson Vadkin Vancey North Carolina -- 100 Counties 72 Cities Gross Current Expense General Control 19,701.24 12,687.87 11,728.39 14,702.22 16,654.54 14,748.95 16,059.80 19,029.59 11,790.82 12,647.61 13,598.10 15,063.76 9,481.95 20,151.22 9,835.21 17,693.37 17,751.81 51,710.68 55,917.36 16,227.27 13,633.58 12,565.85 17,242.95 8,601.07 13,709.50 15,569.99 11,204.71 18,571.60 11,239.80 16,583.69 14,108.48 12,374.12 3,171,610.11 1,880,820.29 1,290,789.82 62—Instructional Service A—Elementary 889,089.62 779,407.98 191,803.84 332,210.85 216,486.63 443,029.20 229,550.24 407,346.29 601,536.64 120,017.97 254,006.00 187,503.87 280,098.56 100,326.56 708,959.82 115,153.88 347,954.35 300,238.91 1,270,828.59 1,079,601.76 509,710.43 257,213.00 342,397.75 688,048.28 63,727.87 476,162.07 782,376.01 89,877.37 459,814.41 119,377.52 486,179.07 415,265.76 333,696.70 $ 78,328,699.70 52,973,238.90 25,355,460.80 B—Secondary 365,426.73 308, 97, 234 101 252.10 485.81 950.98 346.67 ,017.25 ,953.78 169,504.02 274, 48, 95, 56 90, 53 312 54, 87 136, 536 446, 193, 130, 124 327 28, 179 170 95 209 55 168, 191, 101, ,502.42 ,084.83 553.59 709.02 ,163.39 ,416.97 ,908.25 731.98 643.11 ,722.91 230.53 ,707.81 430.10 819.08 128.31 ,094.89 285.30 777.71 ,719.41 ,474.77 ,034.48 133.51 ,549.70 158.60 155.68 $ 31,047, 20,717, 10,329, 693.41 985.60 707.81 Operation of Plant 50,678.20 20,629.30 21,817 19 25,000.82 49.267.50 29,037.85 29,581.54 56,757.36 14,309 36 29,154.48 18,103.68 26,132.54 8,928.21 49,543.16 8,980.46 32,841.66 34,233.32 99,952.59 117,098.68 38,863.44 22,131.77 28,762.46 50,453.79 10,025.82 54,234.86 41,001.03 14,018.59 42,611.94 10,583.17 47,014.83 33,551.90 20,544.95 7,509,902.90 4,686,4.37.42 2,823,465.48 Maintenance of Plant 496.96 578.25 597.36 198.18 ,901.18 ,282.71 25,229.58 46, 6, 12, ,951.24 ,605.48 ,731.12 69, 163, ,495.90 ,801.96 ,159.46 ,545.22 ,573.91 ,919.27 ,794.03 ,945.11 ,671.20 ,924.43 ,234.99 ,814.83 ,794.44 ,217.28 ,595.21 ,572.58 ,358.35 ,879.77 ,479.00 ,802.46 ,447.77 ,133.55 $ 5,969, 3,586, 2,382, 512.37 663.99 848.38 Financial Statistics 45 BY Funds, 1952-1953 — Continued Auxiliary Services 227,601.47 SI, 673, 690. 02 ,783.29 ,694.40 725.28 649.77 ,001.94 ,15.3.90 140,506.64 231 17 29 123 63 115 244 13 48 184 38 1?2 41 50 151 ,738.46 ,975.73 ,314.47 ,767.02 ,113.64 ,142.59 1,050.18 ,768.20 ;,602.48 1,428.52 ,123.44 1,154.86 ,583.70 ,947.41 ,119.47 ,881.54 ,425.42 ,668.45 ,766.34 ,525.04 ,162.52 ,155.63 ,459.82 ,937.05 ,519.31 $17,558, 11,588 2,970 190.34 092.80 097.50 Total 1,427 380, 567 405, 730.51 406.35 783.45 693.43 885. 432 623.81 996.59 794, 779. f 1,259 221 435, 356, 528, 214, 1,351, 208, 613, 560 2,456 1,980 932, 509, 636 1,411 131 821 1,221 256 937 248 816 836 571 ,949.64 ,655.00 ,377.97 ,697.46 ,819.35 ,293.83 ,580.86 ,583.33 714.55 146.07 895.90 ,163.78 797.98 662.87 797.35 ,719.60 ,087.99 ,817.83 ,958.97 ,824.86 ,997.98 ,527.16 ,862.98 ,477.20 ,105.20 Net Current Expense (Gross Current Expense less 669) White 11,439,858.02 1,004,060.88 201,215.80 286,506.74 279,056.55 782,884.22 376,108.72 717,135.54 1,216,797.84 208,205.98 362,450.84 349,263.09 500,451.76 111,997.60 1,080,226.63 131,525.96 317,747.67 315,904.00 1,553,263.01 1,425,837.80 334,484.35 277,801.25 624,824.45 936,917.94 68,675.77 454,460.84 1,131,810.25 240,212.98 672,285.28 135,848.60 478,465.21 790,715.13 567,206.62 Negro 1145,659,659.63 99,740,870.61 45,918,789.02 $ 222,291.94 421,803.53 177,998.68 281,276.71 126,636.88 101,983.59 56,887.87 77,644.32 40,589.24 12,579.60 72,927.13 5,066.73 27,026.63 102,296.23 271,306.23 77,056.41 294,746.58 242,219.58 903,408.38 554,247.99 596,850.52 226,516.61 11,972.90 474,801.66 62,060.07 364,193.36 90,148.72 16,061.10 265,712.70 112,678.56 338,397.77 45,762.07 3,899.58 S106,535,397.C6 74,261,458.43 32,273,938.63 Tota $1,662,149.96 567,783.45 405,693.43 884,867.81 432,996.59 794,779.86 Net Capital Outlay Total Net Debt Serwce Total 138,846,693.42 25,272,420.82 13,574,272.60 $145,382,090.48 99,533,879.25 45,848,211.23 93,675.70 134,864.08 17,158.84 281,175.45 .344,663.07 104,017.07 11,104.53 85,398.51 459,453.65 95,599.36 37,131.70 75,435.00 86,899.75 38,668.33 211,403.43 53,964.01 240,124.92 363,854.23 1,412,017.32 1,550,499.11 77,561.38 292,739.12 139,093.20 45,361.22 32,312.34 175,019.45 138,426.60 67,294.38 75,318.18 35,419.13 417,868.31 218,543.27 9,883.31 $ 80,090.71 .55,361.12 17,962.82 13,185.54 29,176.24 23,918.60 21,117.50 38,866.38 10,312.50 26,321.25 2,625.00 24,307.50 $37,116,713.64 23,390,644.95 13,726,068.69 8,120.00 2,080.00 30,929.50 49,731.14 200,534.53 173,449.50 39,225.00 1,695.98 17,657.61 2,142.50 14,792.42 18,610.00 57,719.13 13,390.00 52,182.50 31,034.79 1,436.24 Net Expenditures Grand Total $ 1,835,916.37 1.616,089.61 414,336.14 862,144.44 779,532.74 1,012,803.48 465,518.62 905,133.50 1,755,707.11 326,697.44 498,830.92 432,389.82 638,685.64 252,962.16 1,571,056.29 264,626.38 883,548.67 971,708.95 4,069,223.24 3,704,034.40 1,008,896.25 836,281.98 777,586.53 1,474,738.48 165,190.63 1,008,466.07 1,378,935.57 323,568.46 1,071,035.29 297,336.29 1,286,913.79 1,086,055.26 582,425.75 $7,526,235.85 4,139,689.63 3,386,546.22 $190,025,039.97 127,064,213.83 62,960,826.14 46 Financial Statistics a cs ^ GO cc oo ^-H C5 Cl^H U3 C O CC O »0 C^ o o - - ,-H O lO coco t>- c*i lo c- c-7 1^ <; *o *-» o; *-i c CO-^ CO OC.-H 00 ^ a> 1^ O T^ ^ c6 o - c: CO lO >0 QO OC O _ CC 00 — I t^ lO '—I -r -r 00 CO o oo iO CO CO CIJ CD [^ oo CO O CO re. 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A separation of admin-istrative costs between races was made by prorating costs on the basis of average daily membership by race. Expenditures for administration of State offices-are given in the last table of Section III. -not included here- Code 611 612 613 614 615 616 617-1 617-2 618-1 618-2 61 61W 61N Items Expenditures Salaries of superintendents Travel Salaries of clerical assistants Office expense. -. Boards of Education—per diem, travel Treasurers—salaries, commissions, etc.. Attendance officers—salaries Attendance officers—travel Audits Attorneys, elections. _ _ Total General Control White Negro Average Annual Salaries Superintendents Clerical assistants In superintendents' offices Attendance officers 100 Counties 818,578.55 91,023.86 631,349.19 98,534.61 63,384.70 14,920.91 59,028.79 11,574.56 65,878.90 26,546.22 $1,880,820.29 1,344,783.96 536,036.33 72 Cities 633,320.10 56,167.36 397,768.60 73,491.62 1,404.73 22,600.09 53,797.02 5,843.50 33,257.42 13,049.38 81,290,789.82 892,060.00 398,729.82 North Carolina $1,451,898.65 147.191.22 1,029,117.79 172,026.23 64,879.43 37,521.00 112,825.81 17,418.16 99,136.32 39,595.60 $3,171,610.11 2,236,843.96 934,766.15 2,936.51 2,683.13 2,946.43 2,689.85 7,561.97 2,940.34 2,686.33 54 Financial Statistics TABLE V. EXPENDITURES FOR INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE This table shows the total and average amounts paid teachers, princi-pals and supervisors, and amounts spent for instructional supplies and textbooks during 1952-1953. SUMMARY Items 100 Counties 72 Cities Total North Carolina Elementary: Teachers' Salaries White and Indian Negro Principals' and Supervisors White and Indian Negro Supplies White and Indian Negro Free Textbooks White and Indian Negro Clerical Salaries White and Indian Negro Other Instructional Costs, Elementary. White and Indian Negro Total Instructional Costs, Elementary. White and Indian Negro High School: Teachers' Salaries White and Indian Negro Principals' and Supervisors' Salaries White and Indian Negro Supplies... White and Indian Negro Vocational Education White and Indian Negro Clerical Salaries White and Indian Negro Other Instructional Costs, High School White and Indian Negro Total Instructional Costs, High School. White and Indian Negro All Schools: Teachers' Salaries White and Indian Negro Principals' and Supervisors' Salaries White and Indian Negro $ 18,793,549.83 34,592,542.41 14,201,007.42 2,407,878.49 1,696,457.20 711,421.29 546,983.64 399,711.43 147,272.21 1,040,226.50 725,484.58 314,741.92 60,485.36 52,175.79 8,309.57 124,115.08 88,773.01 35,342.07 22,.393, 562. 91 15,374,247.99 7,019,314.92 1,981,691.25 1,529,892.19 451,799.06 371,141.68 266,868.11 104,273.57 402,998.73 275,122.91 127,875.82 166,080.68 125,818.95 40,261.73 39,985.55 32,032.12 7,953.43 71, 187, 112. 74 49.966,790.40 21,220,322.34 4,389,569.74 3,226,349.39 1,163,220.35 918,125.32 666,579.54 251,545.78 1,443,225.23 1,000,607.49 442,617.74 226,566.04 177,994.74 48,571.30 164,100.63 120,805.13 43,295.50 52,973,238.90 37,555,144.42 15,418,094.48 25,355,460.80 17,603,982.27 7,751,478.53 I 78,328,699.70 55,159,126.69 23,169,573.01 $ 12,313,910.27 9,659,956.41 2,653,953.86 3,819,962.14 3,004,024.47 815,937.67 182,511.65 146,251.55 36,260.10 4,314,372.79 3,530,277.62 784,095.17 43,957.57 37,281.57 6,676.00 43,271.18 36,571.53 6,699.65 8,025,453.95 5,901,917.05 2,123,536.90 860,071.98 513,509.28 346,562.70 140,978.06 105,432.29 35,545.77 1,194,432.34 748,485.37 445,946.97 92,546.11 73,860.92 18,685.19 16, 225. .37 12,249.13 3,976.24 20,339,364.22 15,561,873.46 4,777,490.76 4,680,034.12 3,517,533.75 1,162,500.37 323,489.71 251,683.84 71,805.87 5,508,805.13 4,278,762.99 1,230,042.14 136,503.68 111,142.49 25,361.19 59,496.55 48,820.66 10,675.89 $ 20,717,985.60 16,414,363.15 4,303,622.45 10,329,707.81 7,355,454.04 2,974,253.77 31,047,693.41 23,769,817.19 7,277,876.22 61,107,460.10 44,252,498.82 16,854,961.28 6,227,840.63 4,700,481.67 1,527,358.96 30,419,016.86 21,276,165.04 9,142,851.82 2,841,763.23 2,043,401.47 798,361.76 91,526,476.96 65,528,663.86 25,997,813.10 9,060,603.86 6,743,883.14 2,325,720.72 Financial Statistics 55 Table V. Expenditures for Instructional Service Summary—Continued 100 Counties 72 Cities Total North Carolina Supplies White and Indian Negro Free Textbooks White and Indian Negro Clerical Salaries White and Indian Negro Vocational Education White and Indian Negro Other Instructional Costs White and Indian Negro Total Instructional Costs White and Indian Negro Average Teacher's Salary for Year Elementary White and Indian Negro High School—excluding vocational White and Indian Negro All teachers—excluding vocational White and Indian Negro Vocational Teachers* White and Indian Negro High School—including vocational* White and Indian Negro All teachers—including vocational* White and Indian Negro Principals and supervisors- elementary. White and Indian Negro Principals and supervisors—high schooL White and Indian Negro Principals and supervisors—all White and Indian Negro A 11 teachers. Principals, and supervisors White and Indian N egro 729,495.29 545,962.98 183,532.31 1,040,226.50 725,484.58 314,741.92 104,442.93 89,457.36 14,985.57 4,314,372.79 3,530,277.62 784,095.17 167,386.26 125,344.54 42,041.72 512,119.74 372,300.40 139,819.34 402,998.73 275,122.91 127,875.82 258,626.79 199,679.87 58,946.92 1,194,432.34 748,485.37 445,946.97 56,210.92 44,281.25 11,929.67 1,241,615.03 918,263.38 323,351.65 1,443,225.23 1,000,607.49 442,617.74 363,069.72 289,137.23 73,932.49 5,508,805.13 4,278,762.99 1,230,042.14 223,597.18 169,625.79 53,971.30 73,691,224.50 53,969,507.57 19,721,716.93 35,685,168.61 24,959,430.31 10,725,732.30 $109,376,393. 11 78,928,943.88 30,447,449.23 3,080.98 3,048.61 3,162.81 2,967.21 2,957.73 3,002.21 3,057.36 3,028.30 3,136.39 3,449.94 3,416.50 3,525.52 3,453.29 3,494.33 3,344.15 3,450.82 3,437.74 3,481.66 3,188.24 3,153.08 3,274.24 3,141.70 3,140.64 3,145.16 3,177.78 3,150.11 3,249.73 4,305.76 4,310.47 4,284.67 3,227.54 3,228.94 3,222.16 4,035.24 4,181.48 3,811.51 3,519.04 3,560.17 3,416.87 4,244.07 4,287.34 4,100.14 3,325.81 3,332.88 3,302.66 3,116.96 3,096.34 3,174.20 3,469.81 3,458.64 3,495.73 3,223.76 3,202.18 3,280.46 4,370.02 4,383.61 4,337.93 5,211.41 5,215.32 5,197.06 4,850.34 4,881.08 4,758.13 5,055.33 4,999.65 5,253.48 5,972.72 6,186.86 5,681.36 5,301.80 5,252.96 5,431.03 4,654.90 4,6.55.63 4,652.88 5,336.41 5,337.68 5,332.57 4,983.30 4,988.08 4,969.49 3,216.88 3,201.17 3.260.70 3,.571. 60 3,561.94 3, .594. 17 3,324.09 3,306.47 3,370 62 *Averages for vocational teachers are slightly excessive because travel costs were included with salary. 56 Financial Statistics TABLE VI. EXPENDITURES FOR OPERATION OF PLANT This summary shows by race for all schools of the State during 1952- 1953: (1) the cost of janitor service, of fuel, of utilities, of supplies and of other items of operating school plants; (2) the number of janitors em-ployed; (3) the average pay of janitors. Data are divided betw^een county and city systems. Code Items 100 Counties 72 Cities North CaroliDa 631 631 631 632 632 632 633 633 633 634 634 634 635 635 635 Expenditures Janitors and maids.- White Negro Fuel White Negro Water, light, power White Negro Janitors' supplies White Negro School telephones, other White.... Negro Total—Opesation of Plant White Negro Number of Janitors and Maids White Negro Average Pay of Janitors and Maids White Negro $ 2,304,355.96 1,862,038.49 442,317.47 1,284,248.85 967,876.51 316,372.34 657,038.76 536,054.22 120,984.54 371,021.23 276,442.29 94,578.94 69,772.62 58,926.73 10,845.89 1,513,537.41 1,121,183.61 392,3.53.80 564,605.83 403,443.00 161,162.83 433,014.78 318,661.69 114,353.09 253,087.34 174, 337..36 78,749.98 59,220.12 45,139.12 14,081.00 3, 817, 893. .37 2,983.222.10 834,671.27 1,848,854.68 1,371,319.51 477,535.17 1,090,053.54 854,715.91 235,337.63 624,108.57 450,779.65 173,328.92 128,992.74 104,065.85 24,926.89 S 4,686,437.42 3,701,338.24 985,099.18 $ 2,823,465.48 2,062,764.78 760,700.70 $ 7,509,902.90 5,764,103.02 1,745,799.88 2,344 1,617 727 983.08 1,151.54 608.41 1,144 825 319 1,323.02 1,359.01 1,229.95 3,488 2,442 1,046 1,094.58 1,221.63 797.96 Financial Statistics 57 TABLE VII. EXPENDITURES FOR MAINTENANCE OF PLANT This summary gives by race for 1952-1953 the itemized cost of main-taining school plants in all administrative units of the State. There is separation of the figures for county and city systems. At bottom appears the relationship between these expenditures for maintenance and school property valuation. Code 58 Financial Statistics TABLE IX. EXPENDITURES FOR TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS AND OTHER AUXILIARY SERVICES This summary shows by race—for all administrative units—during 1952- 1953 the cost of transporting children to and from school, of library main-tenance, of textbook rental, of health work, of school lunchrooms, of vet-erans' training and of all other auxiliary services. Data are divided be-tween county and city systems. Code Items 100 Counties 72 Cities Total North Carolina 661 661 661 662 663 664-6 667 667 667 66 669 Expenditures Transportation of pupils* White Negro Library maintenance Textbook rental Health, night schools, etc. Lunch roomsX. White Negro Veterans' training X. White Negro 7,.336, 5,612 1,724 384, 723, 466, 2,359, 2,200, 159, 3,109, 2,439, 670, 938.88 144.84 794.04 666.47 761.25 396.66 760.48 576.77 183.71 577.70 388.35 189.35 Loans repaid, refunds Gnoss Total—Atdciliart Sbrvices_ Loans repaid, refunds—deduct Net Total—Auxiliary Services-_- 206,991.36 643,811.00 434,349.66 209,461.34 232,621.82 368,940.17 283,969.28 909,288.89 733,974.05 175,314.84 460,888.59 282,928.57 177,960.02 70,577.79 i 7,980, 6,046, 1,934, 617, 1,092, 750, 3,269, 2,934, 334, 3,570, 2,722, 749.88 494.50 255.38 288.29 701.42 365.94 049.37 550.82 498.55 466.29 316.92 149.37 277,569.15 14,588, 206, 092.80 991.35 2,970,097.54 70,577.79 $ 17,558, 277, 190.34 569.15 $ 14,381,101.44 White. Negro. 11,412, 2,968, 798.25 303.19 2,899,519.75 2,096,115.01 803,403.84 $ 17,280,621.19 13,508, 3,771, 914.16 707.03 *For transportation costs by administrative units, see Table XVIII of Section I. XInrludiug Federal funds. Financial Statistics 59 TABLE X. EXPENDITURES FOR CAPITAL OUTLAY This table presents by race for 1952-1953: the cost of new buildings and equipment; expenditures for alterations and additions; the cost of new library books; expenditures for new (additional) buses, garages and their equipment; all other items of capital outlay. Code 681 681 681 682 682 682 683 683 683 684 684 684 685-6 687 Items ExPENDITtTRES New buildings, sites and equipment White Negro Alterations, additions* White Negro New library books White Negro Transportation equipment White Negro Office equipment, other Loans repaid, refunds Interest on loans Gross Total—Capital Outlay Loans repaid, refunds—deduct Net Total—Capital Outlay White Negro 100 Counties 16,405,644.95 11,912,652.37 4,492,992.58 6,021,812.06 4,643,408.16 1,378,403.90 139,933.63 111,663.37 28,270.26 802,618.33 482,407.01 320,211.32 18,913.15 131,428.24 1,722.83 23,522,073.19 131,428.24 23,390,644.95 17,170,766.89 6,219,878.06 72 Cities 10,110,190.57 6,707,708.18 3,402,482.39 3,409,092.10 2,079,243.05 1,329,849.05 137,186.30 95,890.13 41,296.17 52,999.75 21,785.75 31,214.00 16,599.97 10,907.59 $ 13,736,976.28 10,907.59 $ 13,726,068.69 8,921,227.08 4,804,841.61 Total North Carolina ? 26,515,835.52 18,620,360.55 7,895,474.97 9,430,904.16 6,722,651.21 2,708,252.95 277,119.93 207,553.50 69,566.43 855,618.08 5i!4, 192.76 351,425.32 35,513.12 142,335.83 1,722.83 $ 37,259,049.47 142,335.83 $ 37,116,713.64 26,091,993.97 11,024,719.67 'Including additional equipment. TABLE XL EXPENDITURES FOR DEBT SERVICE Items 100 Counties 72 Cities Total North Carolina Repayment State Loans. Principal Interest Payment County Bonds. To Sinking Fund Principal Interest Payment, District Bonds. To Sinking Fund Principal Interest Repayment, Temporary Loans Gross Debt Service Net Debt Service (temporary loans subtracted) _ 121 94 26 3,919 93 2,420 1,405 753.01 ,995.50 757.51 ,054.93 186.30 541.46 ,327.17 4,294.00 3,450.00 841.00 338,630.47 4,000.00 403,900.00 930,730.47 1,043,621.75 $ 126,047.01 98,445.50 27,601.51 6,257,685.40 97,186.30 3,824,441.46 2,336,057.64 1,142,428.44 600.00 206.69 455,720.58 779,075.34 264,546.41 220.60 845,675.34 296,753.10 455,941.18 S 4,595 S 4,139 ,410.21 ,689.63 $ 3 $ 3 386,766.82 ,386,546.22 $ 7,982,177.03 $ 7,526,235.85 60 Financial Statistics TABLE XII. COUNTY TAX RATES This table shows for each county the property tax rates levied during 1952-1953 for schools, for purposes other than schools and for all purposes; then gives the proportion which went to schools. Taxes levied by districts Tables XIII and XIV. (city or rural) are not considered; See Counties AIamance_ Alexander. Alleghany. Anson Ashe Avery Beaufort... Bertie Bladen-... Brunswick. Buncombe- Burke Cabarrus. _ Caldwell- Camden Carteret- - Caswell... Catawba.. Chatham. Cherokee. Chowan Clay Cleveland. Columbus. Craven Cumberland. Currituck Dare Davidson Davie Duplin Durham Edgecombe. Forsyth Franklin Gaston Gates Graham. . Granville. Greene Guilford.. - Halifax Harnett Haywood. . Henderson. Hertford... Hoke Hyde Iredell Jackson For Schools Current Expense .IS .216 .22 .35 .116 .325 .39 .29 .20 .186 .20 .145 .14 .39 .20 .49 .11 .10 .12 .31 .04 .26 .432 .245 .221 .085 .14 .16 .141 .28 .075 .11 .10 .37 .25 .15 .501 .10 .112 .19 .176 .185 .19 .33 .24 .14 Capital Outlay .482 .088 .50 .28 .50 .164 .379 .18 .37 .23 .16 .175 .115 .305 ..39 .05 .64 .15 .42 .54 .38 .25 .11 .41 .655 .83 .048 .048 .269 .035 .42 .065 .10 .15 .27 .21 .05 .08 .30 .60 .40 .46 .30 .016 .12 .07 .22 .154 .28 .15 Debt Service .148 .186 .12 .11 .439 .125 .12 .125 .11 .30 .OS .245 .12 .06 .18 .223 .355 .13 .016 .207 .16 .05 .084 .23 .08 .05 .025 .064 .18 .275 .245 .08 .09 Total .81 .49 .72 .63 .50 .32 .824 .57 .78 .54 .785 .50 .38 .57 .89 ..55 1.21 .505 .64 .72 .98 .29 ..55 1.065 1.255 .83 .178 .285 .561 .335 .63 .29 .61 .305 .43 .44 .42 .33 .475 1.165 .555 .572 .67 .467 .55 .61 .50 .484 .59 .47 Other THAN Schools .83 .87 1.60 1.58 .376 .78 .82 1.26 .915 .30 .49 .43 1.11 1.25 .54 .295 .56 1.00 .55 1.21 .55 .835 .845 .73 .722 .715 .439 .315 .87 .38 .64 .395 .67 .46 .83 .87 .425 .835 .425 .428 .63 1.183 .70 .79 .60 1.416 .55 1.06 Total Rate 1.30 1.35 1.55 1.50 2.10 1.90 1.20 1.35 1.60 1.80 1.70 .80 .87 1.00 2.00 1.80 1.75 .80 1.20 1.72 1.53 1.50 1.10 1.90 2.10 1.56 .90 1.00 1.00 .65 1.50 .67 1.25 .70 1.10 .90 1.25 1.20 .90 2.00 1.00 1.30 1.65 1.25 1.40 1.10 1.90 1.14 l..'^3 Per-ce. ntage FOR Schools 62.3 36.3 46.5 42.0 23.8 16.8 68.7 42.2 48.7 30.0 46.2 62.5 43.7 57.0 44.5 30.6 69.1 63.1 53.3 41.9 64.1 19.3 50.0 56.1 69.8 53.2 19.8 28.5 56.1 51.5 42.0 43.3 48.8 43.6 39.1 48.9 33.0 27.5 52.8 58.7 56.6 57.2 51.5 28.3 44.0 43.6 45.5 25.5 51.8 30.7 Financial Statistics 61 Table XII. County Tax Rates—Continued 62 Financial Statistics TABLE XIII. CITY TAX RATES This table shows for the 72 city administrative units of the State the property tax rates levied during 1952-1953 for schools, for other-than-school purposes and for all purposes; then gives the proportion which went to schools. Taxes levied by counties are additional ; see preceding table. Financial Statistics 63 Table XIII. City Tax Rates—Continued 64 Financial Statistics TABLE XIV. SUPPLEMENTARY SCHOOL TAXES This tabulation gives a summary of taxes levied for supplementary pur-poses during 1952-1953. Four (4) counties, as shown below, had voted a supplementary tax: New Hanover, Scotland, Cabarrus, and Johnston (chronological order). The forty-two (42) districts within counties which had a supplementary tax in 1952-1953 are listed below. Items 65 SECTION III STATE AND FEDERAL FUNDS, 1952-1953 TABLE I. STATE LITERARY FUND, 1952-1953 Available Funds, Disbursements and Balances I. Available Funds Balance July 1, 1952 -$ 414,460.38 Receipts: Principal Repaid OS, 445. 50 Interest 27,601.51 Land Grants 430.91 Land Sales --- 610.50 Total Available f 541,548.80 II. Disbursements Transfer to code 2121 ----S 125,000.00 Expense of Land Sales 5.10 Loans to Counties 110,533.00 Total Expenditures « 235,538.10 III. Balance, June 30, 1953 f 306,010.70 TABLE n. STATE LITERARY FUND Statement of Indebtedness—Principal Outstanding—June 30, 1953 Alexander ? 34,000 Ashe 17,000 Bladen 35,200 Brunswick "^'i?? Burke 30,000 Cabarrus ,.!'?22 Carteret 117,455 Clay -- 2M52 Cleveland ^'300 Shelby - 400 Franklin 3,150 Granville 50,000 Haywood 33,900 Henderson ,o'nno Hendersonville 12,000 Hertford 18.100 Jackson -- 20,720 Mitchell 3,600 Montgomery "OU" Pamlico 40,418 Pender - «5,849 Pitt '3,000 Gree^ue::::::::::::::: 5.250 Rutherford 54,088 Swain - 34,947 Transylvania 24,000 Watauga 39,464 Wilkes 1.000 Yancey '17.»"5 North Carolina -« ^37,503 26 Counties ,t'fA 3 Cities I'.oSO 66 State and Federal Funds TABLE III. SCHOOL PLANT CONSTRUCTION, IMPROVEMENT, AND REPAIR FUND OF 1949 I. Available Funds Balance July 1, 1952 $ 7,995,302.18 Receipts Total Available ...$ 7,995,302.18 II. DiSBDRSEMENTS Certification to Units S 5,236,393.82 Transferred to Special Fund—Administration and Surveys Expense and Bond Sales Total Disbursements $ 5,236,393.82 III. Balance—JcNE .30, 1953. S 2,758,908.36 Detail of Administration I. Available Fxjnds Balance—July 1, 1952 . $ 8,125.84 Transferred from Permanent Fund .Appropriation 52,042.16 Total available $ 60,168.00 II. Disbursements Salaries.. $ 41,072.59 Travel 6,071.87 Survey Commission—Per diem and travel 590.70 Other Expense 2,564.01 Total Disbursements I 50,299.17 III. Balance—June 30, 1953 S 9,868.83 i State and Federal Funds 67 TABLE IV. GENERAL FUND OF STATE—FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1952-1953 Fund Administration and Supervision Appropriation Tennessee Valley Authority Transferred from 1951-1952, T. V. A Sale of Printed Matter Total Available. Administration -— Regional Council for Education- Totals Nine Months School Fund and Purchase of Appropriation—Nine Months Appropriation—Busses Transferred from 1951-1952 Unallocated Equipment, July 1, 1952_. Balance—Reserve Account for Busses. Unit Cash Balance, July 1, 1952 Bus Equipment Salvage. Total Available- Payments to Local Units Unallocated June 30, 1953 Printing - Surety Bond Premium Court Unit Cash Balance, June 30, 1953 Unallocated Equipment, June 30, 1953- Reserve for Purchase of Busses Total- State Board of Education Appropriation Transfer from 1951-1952— Total. Vocational Education Appropriation Transfer from State Board of Health. Total Available Administration Aid to Local Units. Aid to Individuals- Total- Rehabilitation Maintenance Appropriation Purchase of Free Textbooks Appropriation Vocational Textile School Appropriation Public School Insurance Fund Administration Appropriation Administration, State School Plant Con-struction, Improvement, and Repair Fund Appropriation Transferred from Special Funds Total. North Carolina Communication Study Com-mission Appropriation Advertising For Teachers Transfer from 1951-1952... Total General Fund- Available 311,662.03 600.00 1,629.87 54,682.59 368,574.49 110,347,587.00 2,271,000.00 1,721,716.00 463,710.27 948,694.71 69,295.33 105,320.10 115,927,323.41 196,282.00 14,250.00 210,532.00 3,213,373.00 4,500.00 3,217,873.00 25,000.00 1,482,390.00 84,673.00 31,553.00 60,168.00 60,168.00 12,900.00 15,078.98 $121,436,065.? Expended 355,574.49 13,000.00 368,574.49 111,280,052.21 875.14 2,482.65 23.80 111,283,433.80 180,650.17 541,824.54 2,537,987.68 61,740.79 3,141,553.01 24,990.84 1,443,225.23 78,776.13 24,549.58 50,299.17 4,889.60 1,563.88 1116,602,505.90 Transferred 58,854.39 143,651.18 1,547,213.47 1,749,719.04 13,515.10 $1,763,234.14 Balance 2,894,170.57 29,881.83 76,319.99 9.16 39,164.77 5,896.87 7,003.42 9,868.83 8,010.40 $3,070,325.84 68 State and Federal Funds Table IV. General Fund of State—For Public Schools 1952-1953 — Continued Fund Summary Administration State Aid to Counties and Institutions. State Aid to Individuals ._ Unallocated State Aid to Counties Regional Council for Education Repayment of Federal Funds Total General Fund. Available 1121,436,065.88 Expended $ 1,250,797.92 113,818,039.21 61,740.79 1,458,927.98 13,000.00 1116,602,505.90 Transferred Balance $1,763,234.14 $3,070,325.84 Detail of Expenditures For Administration Purposes State and Federal Funds TABLE V. STATE NINE MONTHS SCHOOL FUND-DISBURSEMENTS BY UNITS, 1952-1953 Units 70 State and Federal Funds Table V. State Nine Months School Fund— Disbursements by Units, 1952-1953 — Continued Units Davidson Lexington... Thomasville. Davie.. Duplin. Durham Durham. Edgecombe. Tarboro.. Forsyth Winston-Salem. Franklin Frankhnton. Gaston Cherryyille. Gastonia Gates Graham. Granville. Oxford. Greene- Guilford Greensboro. High Point. HaUfax Roanoke Rapids. Weldon Harnett. Haywood. Canton. Henderson Hendersonville. Hertford. Hoke.... Hyde.... Iredell. _...__ Mooresville. Statesville. . Jackson . . Johnston. Jones Lee Sanford. Lenoir Kinston. Lincoln Lincolnton. Macon. Available to Units 1,067,356.60 417,736.03 323,102.66 433,703.51 1,302,064.95 903,107.12 1,353,404.56 820,060.44 314,163.92 1,662,677.67 1,813,447.46 793,630.89 156,806.77 1,984,212.45 197,527.00 751,359.83 314,511.76 195,377.76 673,601.58 400,218.45 608,784.34 1,885,765.94 1,633,560.02 959,491.20 1,048,660.08 335,615.09 175,404.40 1,394,095.81 764,350.89 335,977.73 615,714.31 206,247.87 639,114.90 450,508.00 235,616.98 993,131.48 254,554.07 385,544.23 558,990.40 2,010,951.60 380,800.16 485,989.48 205,578.90 878,331.85 455,653.48 527,226.75 222,777.90 486,809.39 Unit Expenditures $ 1,067,227.53 417,720.98 322,981.52 433,703.51 1,301,369.73 902,550.76 1,.353, 349. 31 819,980.00 313,958.07 1,659,019.81 1,813,223.30 793,579.09 156,592.23 1,982,376.47 197,383.26 749,830.29 Unused and Refunded 129.07 15.05 121.14 695.22 556.36 55.25 80.44 205.85 3,657.86 224.16 51.20 214.54 1,835.98 143.74 1,529.54 314,208.90 State and Federal Funds 71 Table V. State Nine Months School Fund— Disbursements by Units, 1952-1953 — Continued Units Madison Martin McDowell Marion Mecklenburg Charlotte Mitchell Montgomery Moore Pinehurst Southern Pines__ Nash Rocky Mount... New Hanover Northampton Onslow Orange Chapel Hill Pamlico Pasquotank Elizabeth City.. Pender Perquimans Person Pitt - Greenville Polk Tryon Randolph Asheboro Richmond Hamlet Rockingham Robeson Fairmont Lumberton Red Springs Rockingham Leaksville Madison ReidsviUe Rowan Salisbury Rutherford Sampson. __. Clinton Scotland-- Laurinburg Available to Units Unit Expenditures Unused and Refunded 606,357.24 871,583.05 448,924.40 325,378.33 1,742,499.93 2,715,119.50 447,045.36 568,030.88 850,428.43 91,205.20 132,279.01 1,277,331.61 668,874.56 1,584,195.57 768,045.83 789,135.36 524,702.90 232,664.80 304,501.24 252,626.19 363,939.42 621,854.02 297,035.86 818,422.29 1,.365, 108. 84 444.115.46 280,850.13 101,974.04 1,028,920.43 384,177.88 570,329.02 294,119.43 278,512.42 1,802,254.05 254,805.60 .307,258.35 160,366.99 812,366.17 474,299.45 148,034.52 372,688.65 1,415, .580. 03 452,467.09 1,351,557.69 1,214,126.89 288,199.08 481,832.50 299,894.40 605,814.51 870,847.86 448,047.77 324,541.38 1,740,989.23 2,714,588.11 447,045.36 567,641.61 849,875.75 91,201.78 132,279.01 1,277,315.77 668,485.63 1,583,274.60 766,480.61 788,970.50 524,309.08 232,579.95 304,428.58 252,563.42 363,939.42 621,804.61 296,629.42 817,835.67 1,365,053.47 444,039.84 280,795.03 101,974.04 1,027,764.05 384,177.88 569,973.45 294,111.15 278,473.92 1,801,929.47 254,724.03 307,194.71 160,287.89 812,366.17 473,637.01 148,708.39 372,518.70 1,415, .330. 84 452,281.09 1,350,018.35 1,213,023.07 288,150.43 481,795.14 299,854.79 542.73 735.19 876.63 8,36.95 1,510.70 531.39 389.27 552.68 3.42 15.84 388.93 920.97 1,565.22 164.86 393.82 84.85 72.66 62.77 49.41 406.44 586.62 55.37 75.62 55.10 1,156.38 .355.57 8.28 38.50 324.58 81.57 63.64 79.10 662.44 226.13 169.95 249.19 186.00 1,539.34 1,103.82 48.65 37.36 39.61 72 State and Federal Funds Table V. State Nine Months School Fund— Disbursements by Units, 1952-1953 — Continued Units Stanley. Albemarle Stokes Surry Elkin Mount Airy Swain Transylvania TyrreU Union Monroe Vance Henderson Wake.. Raleigh Warren Washington Watauga Wayne Fremont Goldsboro Wilkes North Wilkesboro Wilson Elm City.. Wilson... Yadkin Yancey North Carolina.- . 100 Counties 72 Cities Available to Units 74 State and Federal Funds TABLE VI. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION— Payments to Counties Counties State and Federal Funds 75 FEDERAL AND STATE FUNDS and Others, 1952-1953 Teacher Training 76 State and Federal Funds Table VI. Vocational Education— Payments to Counties codnties Including City Units Mitchell Montgomery. Moore Xash New Hanover Northampton. Onslow Orange _. Pamlico Pasquotank... Pender Perquimans... Person Pitt Polk Randolph Richmond Robeson Rockingham.. Rowan Rutherford... Sampson Scotland Stanly Stokes Surry Swain Transylvania. Tyrrell Union Vance Wake Warren Washington.. Watauga Wayne Wilkes Wilson Yadkin Yancey Total.... Institution East Carolina College N. C. State College A.&E._ University of N. C Woman's College U. N. C. A. & T. College North CaroHna College Total-to Institutions Industrial RehabiUtation* Total to Counties Total State Aid. Agriculture Federal 2,794.82 5,310.00 4,970.00 7,790.00 1,460.00 4,711.00 2,936.21 3,305.89 1,160.00 2,306.10 3,880.00 1,460.00 1,850.00 7,624.00 1,400.00 5,971.99 2,860.00 14,290.00 5,380.00 6,970.00 5,649.00 7,461.10 4,420.60 4,020.00 1,970.00 5,625.00 1,280.00 2,190.00 1,440.00 9,210.00 2,963.87 10,513.33 2,603.33 1,890.00 2,870.75 6,929.62 3,110.00 6,780.00 3,820.00 710.00 1510,842.17 6,846.16 $ 6,846.16 510,842.17 $517,688.33 State 5,608.82 10,412.00 16,898.00 26,354.00 4,964.00 15,538.00 9,931.21 11,248.89 3,944.00 5,570.10 13,192.00 4,964.00 6,290.00 25,858.00 4,760.00 14,271.35 9,724.00 48,309.00 18,292.00 23,910.32 19,167.00 25,901.51 15,577.60 13,668.00 6,610.00 20,687.00 4,352.00 4,324.00 4,896.00 3,134.00 11,833.87 36,222.33 8,823.33 6,426.00 4,134.39 24,135.62 10,574.00 23,052.00 13,498.00 2,502.00 $1,200,215.45 21,809.82 2,155.11 6,359.61 1,982.38 $ 32,306.92 1^200^215^45" $1,232,522.37 Trades and Industries Federal 1,410.00 2,584.19 5,098.34 1,280.00 1,188.00 808.33 2,418.95 493.33 2,573.34 1,639.44 50.00 331.25 2,675.41 3,463.33 9,885.92 1,552.50 6,477.23 1,938.60 $151,771.16 151,771.16 $151,771.16 State 658.00 8.232.40 21,772.37 2,856.00 1,426.00 2,748.01 1,808.62 5,406.00 8,580.34 2,674.47 1,280.00 4,055.62 2,386.17 2,374.34 10,241.99 724.50 941.00 3,947.34 6,333.95 $243,615.18 158.41 862.04 792.96 $ 1,813.41 '243^6i5'i8 $245,428.59 Home Economics Federal 2,320.16 6,406.44 5,323.66 3,235.47 2,328.33 1,598.33 3,239.56 1,035.00 2,180.83 1,703.88 1,109.89 964.31 4,115.82 990.00 3,995.56 2,164.16 2,701.33 6,303.05 6,459.63 2,182.81 285.11 806.44 2,852.73 616.66 1,853.32 203.33 231.52 520.83 1,113.33 678.18 3,923.16 820.83 503.33 328.00 2,070.52 182.50 2,835.83 497.50 $252,922.22 $252,922.22 State 7,874.50 22,325.56 18,361.01 11,854.87 8,334.01 5,918.01 11,229.78 3,935.90 8,430.84 5,937.79 3,945.78 3,726.45 15,224.51 3,850.00 14,753.44 7,790.83 23,455.51 23,441.44 26,054.04 19,517.86 3,674.89 9,365.23 19,452.98 6,844.67 16,942.33 2,033.01 2,686.52 4,740.67 10,969.36 7,402.48 37,502.84 7,125.51 6,205.67 4,505.33 20,557.99 2,493.83 11,002.17 6,798.83 $955,700.50 237.62 1,293.07 16,861.13 10,541.70 $ 28,933.52 955,700.50 $984,634.02 •Rehabilitation figures must be added to horizontal distribution to secure total. State and Federal Funds 77 Federal and State Funds—Continued AND Others, 1952-1953 Teacher Training 78 State and Federal Funds TABLE VII. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION—FEDERAL FUND, 1952-1953 I. AVAILABLE FUNDS Balance July 1, 1952 $ 0.03 Receipts from Federal Government Agriculture.. 517,688.33 Home Economics 252,922.22 Trades and Industries 151,771.16 Teacher Training 27,098.46 Distributive Education 8,653.84 Industrial Rehabilitation 578,106.08 Repayment by State and Federal Funds Total Available S 1,536,240.12 II. DISBURSEMENTS A. Agriculture $ 517,688.33 B. Home Economics 252,922.22 C. Trades and Industries 151,771.16 D. Teacher Training 27,098.46 E. Distributive Education 8,653.84 F. Industrial RehabiUtation 578,106.11 Total Disbursements $ 1,536,240.12 III. BALANCE-JUNE 30, 1953 _...$ —0— TABLE VIII. STATE TEXTBOOK FUND, 1952-1953 I. AVAILABLE FUNDS Balance July 1, 1952 $ 791,020.61 Receipts from Administrative Units 1,157,137.92 Other Receipts 16,251.76 Total Available $ 1,964,410.29 II. DISBURSEMENTS Salaries and Wages .J 70,741.27 Supplies and Materials 1 '582.72 Freight, Postage, Telephone 20,958.03 Travel Expense 1,160.13 Printing and Binding 14 [973. 89 Motor Vehicle Operation 185.29 Repairs and Alterations 69,664.35 General Expense 84,975.57 Insurance and Bonding 4,500.87 Equipment 1,082.62 Purchase of Textbooks 922,036.19 Contribution to Retirement System 10,492.67 Total Disbursements $ 1,202,353.60 m. BALANCE, JUNE 30, 1953 $ 762,056.69 State and Federal Funds 79- TABLE IX. RESOURCE USE EDUCATION FUND, 1952-1953 I. AVAILABLE FUNDS Balaoce July 1, 1952 I 2,243.38 Receipts—Sale of Films 500.00 Total .Available $ 2,743.38 II. DISBURSEMENTS Film Prints - $ m. BALANCE—JUNE 30, 1953 $ 2,743.38 TABLE X. COMMERCIAL EDUCATION FUND, 1952-1953 I. AVAILABLE FUNDS Balance July 1, 1952 I 1,928.03 Receipts, Business College Licenses 678.00 Total Available I 2,606.03 II. DISBURSEMENTS Salaries and Wages _$ 306.00 Travel Expense 228.14 Total Disbursements $ 534.14 IIL BALANCE—June 30, 1952 $ 2,071.89 TABLE XI. PUBLIC SCHOOL INSURANCE FUND, 1952-1953 I. AVAILABLE FUNDS Balance July 1, 1952 $ 204,470.28 Receipts Insurance Premiums $ 384,775.90 Sale of Bonds...... 4,600,000.00 Premium Amortization 93. 75 Interest 59,018.60 Accrued Interest 21,239.47 Discount (Subtract) 35,976.29 Profit Transfer from Literary Fund... 125,000.00 Total Receipts $ 5,154,151.43 Total Available $ 5,358,621.71 II. DISBURSEMENTS Administration .$ 24,549.58 Investments 4,900,000.00 Fire Loss 231,971.16 Discount (Subtract) 39,359.11 Accrued Interest 21,239.47 Bond Premium 93.75 Total Disbursements. $ 5,138,494.75 in. BALANCE—JUNE 30, 1953 $ 220,126.96 80 State and Federal Funds TABLE XII. FEDERAL FUNDS FOR VOCATIONAL TEXTILE SCHOOL, 1952-1953 I. AVAILABLE FUNDS Balance July I, 1952 } —0— Receipts from Federal Government 30,273.23 Total Available $ 30,273.23 II. DISBURSEMENTS Transfer to Code 906 $ 30,273.23 Total Disbursements ..$ 30, 273 . 23 III. BALANCE—JUNE 30, 1953 —0— TABLE Xin. FEDERAL FUNDS FOR SCHOOL LUNCHROOM PROGRAM I. AVAILABLE FUNDS Balance July 1, 1952 $ 318,115.07 Receipts From Federal Government { 3,024,739.00 Total Available $ 3,342,854.07 II. DISBURSEMENTS Payments to Administrative Units $ 3,268,388.86 Refund To Federal Government 476.64 Total Disbursements $ 3,268,865.50 IIL BALANCE—JUNE 30, 1953 t 73,988.57 TABLE XIV. FEDERAL FUNDS FOR SCHOOL FACILITIES SURVEY, 1952-1953 I. AVAILABLE FUNDS Balance July 1, 1952 $ 14,000.62 Receipts from Federal Government 17,258.00 Total Available % 31,258.62 II. DISBURSEMENTS Salaries and Wages $ 10,528.75 Travel Expense Retirement Contribution ]-"-"^."^I^I-I"^"'"^"I"^"'""]]"""''' 869^55 Total Disbursements $ 11 ,398.30 in. BALANCE JUNE 30, 1953 « 19,860.32 State and Federal Funds 81 TABLE XV. FEDERAL FUNDS FOR VETERANS TRAINING PROGRAM, 1952-1953 I. ANAILABLE FUNDS Balance July 1, 1952 __. $ 899,642.58 Receipts from Federal Government. _ 3,413,946.89 Total Available $ 4,113,589.47 II. DISBURSEMENTS BY PURPOSE Veterans Education Committee. __ _ $ 67,719.10 Veterans Farmer Training Program _. 3,255,811.76 Veterans Related Training Program _ Korean Veterans 117,891.55 Total Disbursements ..$ 3,441,422.41 TII. DKTAIT. OF DISBUR.SEMF.XTS Salaries and Wages _ $ 137,832.45 Supplies and Materials : 9,143.58 Postage Telephone and Telegraph _ 985.52 Travel Expense _ 25,465.43 Printing and Binding 882.68 Repairs and Alterations _ 254 . 28 General Expense _ 43.00 State Aid _ 2,960,282.22 Equipment _ 121.51 Retirement Contribution 6,411.74 Refund U. S. Treasurer 300,000.00 Total Disbursements $ 3,441,422.41 IV. BALANCE JUNE 30. 1953 $ 672,167.06 TABLE XVI. RODMAN TRUST FUND, 1952-1953 I. A\AFLABLE FUNDS Balance July 1, 1952 _..$ 23.235.10 Receipts Interest and repayment of loans _ 1,320.30 Total Available... $ 24,555.40 II. DISBURSEMENTS $ 195.00 III. BALANCE JUNE 30, 1953 $ 24,360.40 g!2 State and Federal Funds OO »0 O CO ' — O) 05 cc c:; 3s 1-1 — h- — »c o I *o CO r-. i_ — —1 o Q o H <J I— I M Oh > XI w "5 o'^ 3 3 S I ^ pa! p"3 fc o 3 2 S =_ = 2 ° t a= £ Ea ^^ o 3 's 3 ^a-S. ca oj 3 o -^ G State and Federal Funds 83 t-^CMcoroco — coc; SSK^^Scro 84 State and Federal Funds >X 2 t. 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Date | 1952; 1953 |
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THE LIBRARY OF THE
UNIVERSITl^ OF
NORTH CAROLINA
THE COLLECTION OF
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This book must not
be token from the
Library building.
Form No. 471
BIENNIAL REPORT
OF THE
SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
OF
NORTH CAROLINA
FOR
1952-1954
PART II
STATISTICAL REPORT
1952-1953
ISSUED BY THE
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
INTRODUCTORY NOTE
In order to make available statistical information as soon
as it is assembled, the practice of binding in parts the
Biennial Report of the State Superintendent of Public
Instruction was begun in 1924.
For the biennium 1952-1954, the following parts of the
complete report are issued separately:
PART I. SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS.
This is a general review of the public school system
along with recommendations for the consideration of
the Governor and the General Assembly—published
under title "North Carolina Public Schools".
PART II. STATISTICAL REPORT, 1952-1953. This
part presents detailed data pertaining to the public
school situation for the year 1952-1953.
PART III. STATISTICAL REPORT, 1953-1954. This
part gives information for 1953-1954 similar to that
in Part II for the preceding year.
BIENNIAL REPORT
OF THE
SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
OF
NORTH CAROLINA
FOR
1952-1954
PART II
STATISTICAL REPORT
1952-1953
ISSUED BY THE
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION I. GENERAL STATISTICS
Page
Tabic I.
Table II.
Table III.
Table IV.
Table V.
Table VI.
Table VII.
Table VIII.
Table IX.
Table X.
Table XI.
Table XII.
Table XIII.
Table XIV.
Table XV.
Tabic XVI.
Table XVII.
Table XVIII.
Table I.
Table II.
Table III.
Table IV.
Table \.
Table VI.
Table VII.
Table Vlil.
Table IX.
Table X.
Table XI.
Table XII.
Tabe XIII.
Table XIV.
Tabic XV.
Table 1.
Table II.
Table III.
Table I\'.
Table V.
Table VI.
Table VII.
Table VIII.
Table IX.
Table X.
Table XI.
Table XII.
Table XIII.
Table Xl\.
Table XV.
Table XVI.
Table XVII.
Table XVI 11
School Population, Membership, Attendance 3
Average Daily Membership, .\verage Daily Attendance 14
Total Enrollment... .... 15
White Enrollment (a+e) by years 16
Negro Enrollment (a+e) by years 17
Enrollment, Losses, Membership by Grades 18
Membership and Promotions by Grades. 19
Training of Teachers and Principals 20
Instructional and Supervisory Personnel 21
Administrative Organization of Schools 2.3
Number of Elementary Schools—by Size 25
Number of High Schools—by Szie 26
Accreditation of Schools 27
High School Graduates 28
School Libraries 29
School Property Owned 30
Comparison of North Carolina Schools with National Averages 31
Transportation of Pu pi Is 33
SECTION II. FINANCIAL STATISTICS
Funds Available and Expended 34
Expenditures by Funds 38
Expenditures by Sources of Funds 46
Expenditures for General Control 53
Expenditures for Instructional Service 54
Expenditures for Operation of Plant 56
Expenditures for Maintenance of Plant 57
Expenditures for Fi.xed Charges 57
Expenditures Transportation and Other Auxiliary Services 58
Expenditures for Capital Outlay. . 59
Expenditures for Debt Service 59
County Tax Rates 60
City Tax Rates 62
Supplementary School Taxes 64
Long-term Indebtedness for Schools 64
SECTION III. STATE AND FEDERAL FUNDS
State Literary Funds 65
State Literary Funds—Principal Outstanding 65
School Plant Construction, Improvement and Repair Fund of 1949 66
General Fund of State for Public Schools 67
State Nine Months School Fund, 1952-53 ._ 69
Vocational Education—Federal and State—Payments to Counties 74
Vocational Education—Federal Funds 78
State Textbook Fund—Rental 78
Resource Use Education Fund 79
Commercial Education Fund 79
Public Schools Insurance Fund 79
Federal Funds for Vocational Textile School 80
Federal Funds for School Lunchroom Program 80
Federal Funds for School FaciUties Survey 80
Federal Funds for Veterans Training Program 81
Rodman Trust Fund 81
Philanthropic Funds 82
State Aid to Counties and Others... 83
SECTION I
GENERAL STATISTICS, 1952-1953
TABLE I. POPULATION, MEMBERSHIP, ATTENDANCE
This table shows by race for each administrative unit in the State during
1952-1953: the school population (ages 6-20, inclusive), average daily mem-bership
and average daily attendance—distributed both by sex and by levels
of instruction (elementary or high).
The summary—this page—gives the school population, average daily
membership and average daily attendance for North Carolina along with a
series of percentage calculations.
Summary of Table I.
Items
School Population
White*
Negro
Average Daily Membership
White...
Negro
In Elementary Schools
White
Negro
In High Schools
White
Negro
Average Daily Attendance
White
Negro
In Elementary Schools
White
Negro
In High Schools
White
Negro
Percentage of Population in Membership.
White
Negro
Percentage of Population in Attendance.
White
Negro
Percentage of Membership in Attendance
White
Negro
In Elementary Schools
White.
Negro
In High Schools
White
Negro
100 Counties
807,602
568,675
238,827
633,206
450,116
183,090
506,920
353,541
153,379
126,286
96,575
29,711
585,400
420,990
164,410
467,826
330,350
137,476
117,574
90,640
26,934
72 Cities
324,177
223,368
100,809
259,461
178,523
80,938
196,388
134,072
62,316
63,073
44,631
18,622
244,320
168,613
75,707
184,732
126,471
58,261
59,588
42,142
17,446
North Carolina
1,131,679
792,043
339,636
892,667
628,639
264,028
703,308
487,613
215,695
189,359
141,026
48,333
829,720
589,603
240,117
652,558
456,821
195,737
177,162
132,782
44,380
78.4
79.2
76.7
72.5
74.0
68.8
92.5
93.5
89.8
92.3
93.4
89.6
93.1
93.9
90.7
80.0
79.9
80.3
75.4
75.5
75.1
94.2
94.4
93.5
94.1
94.3
93.5
94.5
94.4
93.7
78.9
79.4
77.7
73.3
74.4
70.7
92.9
93.8
90.9
92.8
93.7
90.7
93.6
94.2
91.8
*Indians included with white throughout the report. Counties having Indians are indicated on Table I.
General Statistics
TABLE I. SCHOOL POPULATION, MEMBERSHIP,
Units
School Population
(ft-20, inclusive)
General Statistics
AND ATTENDANCE, 1952-1953
Membership
General Statistics
Table I. School Population, Membership,
Units
School Population
{6-2U, inclusive)
White Negro Total
Average Daily
Elementary
White
Boys Girls
Negro
Boys Girls
White
Boys Girls
Craven *
New Bern
Cumberland t---
Fayetteville *.
Currituck.
Dare
Davidson
Lexington '..
Thomasville.
Davie.
-
Duplin.
Durham *.
Durham.
Edgecombe.
Tarboro.-
Forsyth
Winston-Salem.
Franklin
Franklin.
Gaston
Cherryville.
Gastonia *..
Gates
Graham.
Granville.
Oxford.
Greene.
Guilford
Greensboro...
High Point *.
Halifax
Roanoke Rapids.
Weldon
Harnett f.
Haywood.
Canton
.
Henderson
Hendersonville.
Hertford.
Hoke t-.-
Hyde....
4,400
2,550
9,209
4,400
978
1,194
10,362
3,400
2,211
3,056
7,453
5,500
8,128
2,874
1,733
13,751
10,064
3,960
694
19,679
1,503
6,700
1,102
1,826
2,757
1,603
2,954
14,767
11,009
7,400
2,719
2,456
810
10,024
6,654
3,050
5,897
1,520
1,959
2,028
723
2,500
1,700
5,296
2,900
559
92
455
860
633
5,264
2,500
6,037
5,689
1,501
1,598
7,298
3,649
779
2,971
463
1,400
1,692
3,126
2,035
3,674
2,617
4,341
1,850
9,752
808
990
4,446
103
154
130
578
4,287
3,368
791
6,900
4,250
14,505
7,300
1,537
1,286
10,817
4,260
2,844
3,644
12,717
8,000
14,165
8,563
3,234
15,349
17,362
7,609
1,473
22,650
1,966
8,100
2,794
1,826
5,883
3,638
6,628
17,384
15,350
9,250
12,471
3,264
1,800
14,470
6,757
3,204
6,027
2,098
6,246
5,396
1,514
1,584
714
2,986
1,337
351
373
3,180
1,159
773
1,103
2,506
1,931
2,545
950
599
4,698
3,329
1,221
219
5,941
484
1,911
354
918
537
883
5,140
3,829
2,348
912
808
221
3,291
2,372
974
1,918
387
658
609
254
1,447
673
2,817
1,313
305
385
3,061
1,094
974
2,253
1,726
2,420
847
603
4,280
3,135
1,078
225
5,634
476
1,750
299
622
865
487
793
4,732
3,628
2,231
858
703
239
3,085
2,175
1,816
403
577
581
230
962
455
1,617
1,057
27
145
292
218
221
1,627
969
1,752
1,893
567
2,604
1,367
277
931
125
382
624
1,118
696
1,051
1,052
1,447
642
3,204
279
309
1,418
28
41
165
1,495
959
307
984
465
1,553
1,020
201
32
133
268
210
192
1,652
877
1,744
1,953
502
488
2,512
1,271
274
906
163
386
587
1,084
661
985
977
1,488
618
3,139
288
300
1,296
21
34
144
1,511
942
279
242
324
631
426
91
126
757
272
235
262
630
485
654
246
145
1,304
996
418
81
1,045
165
803
118
124
234
195
1,280
995
687
277
268
77
658
264
446
177
201
145
'Estimated flndians Included
General Statistics
AND Attendance, 1952-1953
—
Continued
Membership
General Statistics
Table I. School Population, Membership,
Ukits
School Population
(6-20, inclusive)
General Statistics
AND Attendance, 1952-1953
—
Continued
Membership
10 General Statistics
Table I. School Population, Membership,
Units
School Population
(6-20, inclusive)
General Statistics 11
AND Attendance, 1952-1953
—
Continued
Membership
12 General Statistics
Table I. School Population, Membership,
General Statistics 13
AND Attendance, 1952-1953
—
Continued
Membership
14 General Statistics
TABLE II. AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP, AVERAGE DAILY
ATTENDANCE BY GRADES
This tabulation shows by race and grades—separately, for county and
city systems—during 1952-1953: average daily membership, average daily
attendance, and the percentage of membership in attendance. Average
daily absences may be secured by subtraction of A.D.A. from A.D.M.
Grades
White
Average
Daily
Membership
Average
Daily
Attendance
Percentage
of Member-ship
in
Attendance
Negro
Average
Daily
Membership
Average
Daily
Attendance
Percentage
of Member-ship
in
Attendance
State
First
Second
Third --.
Fourth
Fifth ,
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth
Special
Elementary.
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
Special
High
Total
CornTV Systems
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth
Special
Elementary..
Ninth..
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
Special-.
High...
Total
City Systems
First
fc'econd
Third..
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth..
Special
Elementary..
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
Special
High
Total
67,707
63,455
61,281
67,637
61,586
58,429
54,576
49,597
345
62,718
59,436
60,487
63,851
57,977
54,861
50,854
46,323
314
92.6
93.7
94.1
94.4
94.1
93.9
93.2
93.4
91.0
34,535
29,284
29,294
28,775
26,614
24,784
22,463
19,680
266
31,182
26,676
26,747
26,219
24,123
22,456
20,312
17,783
239
487,613
45,322
37,594
31,041
27,052
17
141,026
628,639
49,095
45,661
46,423
49,122
44,733
42,588
39,662
36,143
114
.353,541
31,289
25,818
21,210
18,244
14
96,575
450,116
18,612
17,794
17,858
18,515
16,853
15,841
14,914
13,454
231
134,072
14,033
11,776
9,831
44,451
178,523
456,821
42,533
35,351
29,262
25,621
15
93.7
93.8
94.0
94.3
94.7
88.2
215,695
16,406
13,167
10,467
8,271
22
195,737
14,937
12,038
9,639
7,746
20
132.782 94.2
93.8
48,333
264,028
44,380
240,117
45,500
42,738
43,594
46,257
41,958
39,832
36,760
33,608
103
92.7
93.6
93.9
94.2
93.8
93.5
92.7
93.0
90.4
25,488
21,041
20,901
20,438
18,844
17,481
15,690
13,448
48
22,782
18,998
18,882
18,388
16,838
15,600
13,981
11,965
42
3oO,350
29,272
24,197
19,926
17,233
12
93.4
93.6
93.7
93.9
94.5
85.7
153,379
10,212
8,178
6,365
4,954
2
137,476
9,170
7,395
5,777
4,590
2
90,640
420,990
93.9
93.5
29,711
183,090
26,934
164,410
17,218
16,698
16,893
17,594
16,019
15,029
14,094
12,715
211
92.5
93.8
94.6
95.0
95.1
94.9
94.5
94.5
91.3
9,047
8,243
8,393
8,337
7,770
7,303
6,773
6,232
218
8,400
7,678
7,865
7,831
7,285
6,856
6,331
5,818
197
126,471
13,261
11,154
9,336
8,388
3
94.5
94.7
95.0
95.2
100.0
62,316
6,194
4,989
4,102
3,317
20
58,261
5,767
4,643
3,862
3,156
18
42,142
168,613
94.8 18,622
80,938
17,446
75.707
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TABLE III. TOTAL ENROLLMENT
This summary shows by race for 1952-1953 : the enrollment by schools
(codes a+ c + d + e) for all administrative units; those enrolled in two or
more schools within the same unit or system (pupils coded c) ; those en-rolled
in two or more units (pupils coded d) ; the net State enrollment
(codes a + e) ; those coming from other States (pupils coded e).
Items 100 Counties 72 Cities North Carolina
Enrollment by Schools (codes a+c+d+e)-
Elementary
High
White and Indian.
Elementary...
High
Negro
Elementary.
High
701,472
665,025
136,447
498,370
394,080
104,290
203,102
170,945
32,157
283,936
215,951
67,985
196,948
149,168
47,780
86,988
66,783
20,205
985,408
780,976
204,432
695,318
543,248
152,070
290,090
237,728
52,362
Duplicates Within Units (pupils coded c) _
Elementary
High
White and Indian.
Elementary...
High
Negro
Elementary.
High
22,791
21,573
1,218
15,623
14,619
1,004
7,168
6,954
214
5,439
5,305
134
4,376
4,265
HI
1,063
1,040
23
28,230
26,878
1,352
19,999
18,884
1,115
8,231
7,994
237
Duplicates Among Units (pupils coded d).
Elementary
High
White and Indian.
Elementary...
High
Negro
Elementary.
High
19,690
18,008
1,682
15,511
14,078
1,433
4,179
3,930
249
8,465
7,675
790
7,186
6,535
651
1,279
1,140
139
28,155
25,683
2,472
22,697
20,613
2,084
5,4,58
5,070
388
Net State Enrollment (codes a +e).
Elementary
High
White and Indian.
Elementary...
High
Negro
Elementary.
High
658,991
525,444
133,547
467 236
365 383
101,853
191,755
160,061
31,694
270,032
202,971
67,061
185,386
138,368
47,018
84,646
64,603
20,043
929,023
728,415
200,608
652,622
503,751
148,871
276,401
224,664
51,737
From Other States (pupils coded e).
Elementary
High
White and Indian.
Elementary...
High
Negro
Elementary.
High
6,638
6,101
537
5,880
5,398
482
758
703
55
4,784
4,031
753
3,662
3,250
412
1,122
781
341
11,422
10,132
1,290
11,542
8,648
894
1,880
1,484
396
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