PART II
STATISTICS 191G-1917
STATISTICS 1917-1918
A. RECEIPTS FOR SCHOOLS
TABLE I. SCHOOL FUND AND SOURCES, 1916-1917
This table shows the total school fund of each county and of eadh separate
town or city school system for the scholastic year beginning July 1, 1916,
and ending June 30, 1917, and shows the sources of same.
School Fund, 1916-1917
Table I. School Fund and Sources, 1916-1917—Continued.
NONREVENUE RECEIPTS:
Sale of bonds, 1916-'17
Sale of bonds, 1915-'16
Increase
State loan fund, 1916-'17_
State loan fund, 1915-'16
Increase
Borrowed from banks (temporary loans), 1916-'17
Borrowed from banks (temporary loans), 1915-'16
Increase
Sale of school property, insurance, and all other non-revenue
receipts, 1916-'17
Sale of school property, insurance, and all other non-revenue
receipts, 1915-'16
Increase
Balance brought forward, July 1, 1916
Grand total of all receipts, 19I6-'17-
Grand total of all receipts, 1915-'16.
Increase
Rural
; 279,007.99
67,739.61
211,268.38
123,925.00
76,2.30.08
47,694.92
571,111.50
443,436.46
127,675.04
32,285.73
46,583.14
*14, 297.41
267,483.21
City
North
Carolina
5,093,-384. 13
4,573,931.62
519,452.51
$ 150..309. 96
540,708.66
*390,398.70
6,250.00
21,378.00
*15, 128.00
503,475.88
382,931.08
120,544.80
22,024.09
24,593.97
»2,569.88
445,748.75
2,810,987.95
2,698,956.08
112,031.87
; 429,317.95
608,448.27
*179,130..32
130,185.00
97,608.08
32,576.92
1,074,587.38
826,367.54
248,219.84
54,309.82
71,177.11
*16,867.29
713,231.96
7,904,372.08
7,272,887.70
631,484.38
*Decrease
School Fund, 1916-1917
Table I. School Fund
Counties
Alamance
Rural
Burlington...
Graham
Haw River...
Mebane
Elon College.
Alexander
Alleghany
Anson
Rural
Wadesboro...
Ashe
Avery
Beaufort-
Rural _,
Washington..,
Belhaven
Bertie
Rural
Windsor
Aulander
Sladen
Brunswick
Buncombe
Rural..
^sheviUe
Burke
Rural
Morganton.
Cabarrus..
Rural
Concord..
Caldwell
Rural.
Lenoir
Granite Falls.
Deficit.
Balance
Brought
Forward ,
Julv 1,
1916
$16,767.10
*19,239,05
120.83
*519.11
604.48
1,871.65
394.10
914.48
804.28
4,936.59
3,681.78
1,254.81
7,202.98
3,229.67
901.10
184.79
9.50
706.81
4,469.17
1,573.12
1,468.36
1,427.69
10,020.34
3,527.91
187,543.86
8,488.69
179,055.17
7,489.64
5,460.28
2,029.36
1,099.78
17.50
1,082.28
Revenue Receipts
Local Funds
General
County
Property
and Poll
Taxes
$34,504.02
28,006.57
3,000.00
2,380.85
350.00
500.00
266.60
Local
District
Taxes
$28,860.18
6,875.33
12,123.59
4,200.00
1,320.52
2,793.67
1,547.07
13,535.11 3,183.44
7,507.49 517.84
24,567.00
20,423.00
4,144.00
18,841.87
15,451.01
9,612.66
5,838.35
902.51
9,989.71 ' 1,510.87
26,790.96
19,790.96
5,000.00
2,000.00
21,693.51
19,018.51
1,300.00
1,375.00
21,840.60
13,197.77
98,358.93
71,720.11
26,638.82
18,838 79
16,803.79
2,035.00
27,716.04
19,324.50
8,391.54
24,123.73
21,213.73
2,910.00
26,708.55
6,995.94
14,673.21
5,039.40
16,053 71
9,063.98
3,534.16
3,455.57
8,956.00
3,959.01
80,439.32
33,347.54
47,091.78
10,601 97
10.601.97
19,768.36
4,895.92
14,872.44
11,385.61
800.00
10,585.61
Fines,
Forfeitures
and
Penalties
962.18
962.18
State Appropri
$250,000
State Per
Capita
Appropri-ation
2,844.40
2,844.40
314.10
422.65
1,587.37
1,587.37
367.93
459.80
1,604.15
1,604.15
1,273 53
870.25
2,815.60
2,815.60
2,107.40
1,185.65
3,079.86
3,079.86
State
Equalizing
Fund
$ 4.809.03
4,809.03
619.65
619.65
2,521.75
2,521.75
55.00
192.97
8,988.22
7,644.66
1,343.56
1,112.33
1,112.33
2,066.44
2,066.44
2,106.55
1,482.15
5,675.45
5,675.45
534.44
534.44
2,790.30
2,790.30
2,185.67
2,185.67
8,032.50
4,356.25
3,593.25
3,593.25
8,241.75
4,384.25
6,113.25
6,113.25
4,560.75
4,560.75
4,445.10
3,558.52
5,443.85
5,443.85
5,044.50
5,044.50
3,786.75
3,786.75
School Fund, 1916-1917
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
School Fund, 1916-1917
Table I. School Fund
School Fund, 1916-1917
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
School Fund, 1916-1917
Table I. School Fund
School Fund, 1916-1917
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
10 School Fund, 1916-1917
Table I. School Fund
School Fund, 1916-1917 11
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
12 School Fund, 1916-1917
Table I. School Fund
Counties
Balance
Brought
Forward,
July 1,
1916
Lenoir $ 3,026.74
Rural ;
491.46
Kinston 2,535.28
La Grange
Lincoln.
Rural
Lincolnton
Macon.
1,177.09
949.92
227.17
Revenue Receipts
Local Funds
General
County
Property
and Poll
Taxes
Martin
Rural
Williamston...
Robersonville.
McDowell
Rural
Marion
Old Fort
Mecklenburg
Rural
Charlotte-
Davidson.
Mitchell
Montgomery.
Rural...
Troy—
Moore
Rural.
Carthage
Southern Pines.
Aberdeen
Cameron
Nash.
Rural.
Rocky Mount.
Spring Hope..
New Hanover
Rural..
Wilmington.
19,813.46
2i,197.10
*1,671.80
288.16
306.47
*695.85
30.39
971.93
34,555 98
2,657.49
31,886.03
12.46
3,278 31
2,226.76
1,049.55
2,942.43
*557.01
617.73
2,547.03
334.68
1,081.13
909.61
79.79
91.73
*1,815.92
*1,815.92
$26,733.54
18,026.93
6,639.75
2,066.86
19,755.30
16,200.46
3,554.84
Local
District
Taxes
$23,435 27
3,873.82
14,416.57
5,144.88
9,037.92
3,537.92
5,500.00
Fines,
Forfeitures
and
Penalties
1,257.01 12,002.30 ! 6,606 43
Madison 18,101.63 21,798 90
20,171.86
16,336.86
1,895.00
1,940.00
20,085.40
16,435.40
2,210.00
1,440.00
5,066.58
16,376.52
7,547.77
4,253.31
4,575.44
15,074.60
7,824.60
4,600.00
2,650.00
38,900.51
50,056.51
1,716.86
19,886.88
81,856.64
1,771.51
1,193.65 10,334.32 1,853.00
14,369.54
14,369.54
27,205.66
22,706.16
1,856.50
874.00
864.00
905.00
38,188.20
28,127.01
8,592.25
1,468.94
48,717.98
8,717.98
40,000.00
12,316.09
7,871.09
4,445.00
20,851.17
8,677.90
2,979.00
2,714.75
5,393.05
1,086.47
54,256.52
23,047.14
28,416.80
2,792.58
33,510.92
5,499.44
28,011.48
State Appropri
$250,000
State Per
Capita
Appropri-ation
$ 6,285.87
6,285.87
245.51
245.51
255.55
1,912.67
1,912.67
339 20
339.20
90,673.88 103,515.03 1 7,915.62
7,915.62
145.00
404.70
404.70
174.80
174.80
2,813.80
2,813.80
2,572.40
2,572.40
State
Equalizing
Fund
$ 2,654.40
2,654.40
1,368 67
2,315 15
1,825.95
1,825.95
1,794 05
1,794.05
7,245.17
7,245.17
1,125.14
1,596.49
1,596,49
2,222.35
2,222.35
4,016.70
4,016.70
2,486.82
2,486.82
4,417.87
4,417.87
5,747.30
5,747.30
2,542.50
3,258 00
1,897.35
1,897.35
3,044.25
3,044.25
9,618.65
9,618.65
4,273.75
2,974.95
2,974.95
4,734.00
4,734.00
3,779.80
3,779.80
•Deficit.
School Fund, 1916-1917 13
AND SODKCES—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
14 School Fund, 1916-1917
Table I. School Fund
Counties
Northampton.
Onslow
Orange
Rural...
Chapel Hill.
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Rural
Elizabeth City.
Pender..
Perquimans
Rural
Hertford.
Person
Rural
Roxboro.
Pitt-
Rural
Greenville.
Polk.
Randolph.
Rural..
Asheboro
Randleman.
Richmond
Rural
Hamlet
Rockingham.
Robeson
Rural
Maxton
Lumberton.
Rockingham
Rural
Reidsville.
Ruffin
Balance
Brought
Forward,
July 1,
1916
Revenue Receipts
Lotal Funds
General
County
Property
and Poll
Taxes
$2,163.33 $31,359.02
9,434 79 23,154.83
587.87
517.23
70.64
1,066.53
524.49
22.63
501.86
4,105.19
374.77
300.87
73.90
5.323.99
5,616.64
292.65
11,862 39
10,920.53
941.86
1,166 00
6,175.63
5,754.27
378.34
43.02
1,845.40
1,354.73
490.67
15,015.49
662.90
13,766.07
586.52
*10,069.41
*6,148.51
2,324.96
1,595.94
Local
District
Taxes
22,444 52
20,946.55
1,497.97
8,522.10
15,342.51
7,758.76
7,583.75
18,140.80
12,150 84
10,280.84
1,870.00
19,399 05
17,099.05
2,300.00
33,309 91
30,539.41
2,770.50
9,643 66
24,780 25
21,026.75
1,878.50
1,875.00
26,835 35
19,272.48
3,774.91
3,787.96
51,779 60
47,960.18
1,260.42
2,550.00
39,711.46
34,371.46
4,240.00
1,100.00
$20,179.90
12,371.15
7,909.43
4,142.47
3,766.96
4,922.66
19,230.53
667.40
18,563.13
13,613.58
5,716 62
5,716.62
3,873.16
3,873.16
32,572.02
18,168.89
14,403.13
1,269.58
14,348.83
6,452.80
5,981.63
1,914.40
24,612.98
10,160.49
7,784.81
6,667.68
30,455 77
19,183.46
4,921.34
6,350.97
28,810.03
18,584.20
8,914.26
1,311.57
Fines,
Forfeitures
and
Penalties
$ 223.50
361 .94
428.95
428.95
156.00
3,875.23
3,875.23
State Appropri
$250,000
State Per
Oiapita
Appropri-ation
488.22
488.22
683.87
683.87
3,721.11
3,721.11
113.50
856 26
856.26
1,246.45
1,246.45
1,384 50
1,384.50
2,944.87
2,944.87
$ 2,178.12
1,602.60
1,666.90
1,666.90
1,116.12
1,618 02
1,618.02
262.10 1,641.30
State
Equalizing
Fund
$ 4,927.50
4,135.50
3,730.50
3,730.50
1,331.43
1,331.43
1,745.17
1,745.17
3,935 50
3,935.50
931 36
3,260.00
3,260.00
2,522.04
2,522.04
4,883 45
4,883.45
3,864.22
3,864.22
6,324 00
2,447.04
2,447.04
3,154.05
2,003.40
2,003.40
3,231.18
3,231.18
7,985.25
7,985.25
1,566 00
5,180.00
5,180.00
4,054 50
4,054.50
8,842.50
8,842.50
7.308.45
7,308.45
"Deficit.
School Fund, 1916-1917 15
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
16 School Fund, 1916-1917
Table I. School Fund
Counties
Rowan
Rural
Salisbury.
Spencer__.
Rutherford
Rural
Rutherfordton.
Forest City
Sampson .
Scotland
Rural...
Laurinburg.
Stanly
Rural.
Albemarle...
Stokes.
Surry
Rural
Mount Airy.
Elkin
Swain
Transylvania.
Tyrrell
Union
Rural...
Monroe.
Vance
Rural
Henderson.
Wake
Rural
Raleigh
Warren .
Washington
Rural.
Roper
Plymouth.
Balance
Brought
Forward,
July 1,
1916
58 41
49.11
9.30
942.72
627.08
315.64
Revenue Receipts
Local Funds
General
County
Property
and Poll
Taxes
186.90
24.02
162.88
687.79
46.01
621.78
16,014.18
368.16
14,899.07
746.95
*2,476.03
11,223.32
*12.38
7 341 .85
5,562.71
1,779.14
128.42
*135.47
263.89
96,383.83
2,657.23
93,726.60
3,850.90
2,059.21
•59 .59
3.88
2,114.92
$47,505.00
40,452.63
5,589.87
1,462.50
23,268 12
20,149.79
1,392.73
1,725.60
29,611.51
14,249.31
10,549.31
3,700.00
18,599.42
16,835.42
1,764.00
Local
District
Taxes
Fines,
Forfeitures
and
Penalties
State Appropri
8250,000
State Per
Capita
Appropri-ation
State
Equalizing
Fund
26,743.92
24,167.92
1,576.00
1,000.00
10,708 55
7,380 00
32 000.00
28,150.00
3,850.00
28,471 .80
22,471.80
6.000.00
84,477.29
50,833.44
33,643.85
12,780.01
10,180.01
1,300.00
1,300.00
.?23,017.38
4,140.00
15,362.13
3,515.25
6,206 40
2,596.20
1,423.98
2,186.22
14,602.90
7,288.23
7,314.67
8,420.64
3,964.87
4,455.77
7,552.81 23,500 00 3,196 74
20,565
3,539,
11,006
6,020 62
17,085 39 7,638.61
10,661
2,725
23,249
14,710
8,539
20,819
6,030
14,789
85,277
29,683
55,594
.49
.22
.90
.00
.90
.81
.45
.36
.47
.31
.16
20,960.18 15,499.20
10,216
4,100
2,150
3,966
5.551 09
5,551.09
$ 3,989.34
3,989.34
1,860 56
1,860.56
3,079 80
3,079.80
15,612.10 1,311 12 3,146.72
56.55
56.55
1,754 77
1,754.77
2,532.91
2,.532. 91
716 03
1,346.00
2,394.30
2,394.30
2,201.69
3,322.75
1,346.00 3,322.75
591 .08
447.03
312.15
1,997.50
1,997.50
2,096 00
2,096.00
1,126.30
849 89.
447.20
3,688.49
3,688.49
2,062.32
2,062.32
5,151.37
5,151.37
796.17
198.00
198.00
6,867.50
6,867.50
2,106 55
1,655.85
1,655.85
6,046 20
6,046.20
5,652 45
2,772 50
2,772.50
4,473.00
4,473.00
4.443 75
2.488 50
1,160.10
7,175.25
7,175.25
3,883 50
3,883.50.
12,065 40
12,065.40
3,645.00
1,939.50
1,939.50
•Deficit.
School Fund, 1916-1917 17
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
18 School Fund, 1916-1917
Table I. School Fxjnd
Counties
Watauga .
Balance
Brought
Forward,
Julv 1,
1916
Wayne..
Rural
Goldsboro
Fremont
Mount Olive.
Wilkes
Rural
North Wilkesboro.
Wilson.
Rural
Wilson
Lucama
Elm City
Yadkin.
Yancey.
$ 1,542 31
6,121.91
5,393.31
263.00
242.27
223.33
6,103 13
5,987.05
116.08
1,196 45
571.11
138.72
111.27
375 .35
3,436 01
*282.32
Revenue Receipts
Local Funds
General
County
Property
and Poll
Taxes
Local I T,7/'^f '
District i
Forfeitures
Taxes
\ ^^,,
$12,277.62 I $ j S 675.75
39,843.69
24,836.82
10,303.75
1,843.75
2,859.37
25,131 33
23,076.33
2,055.00
47,920.13
6,649.04
28,889.89
4,580.25
7,800 95
10,114 21
4,731.26
5,382.95
2,745.56
2,745.56
State Appropri
S250,000
State Per
Capita
Appropri-ation
$ 1,241.52
3,773.75
3,773.75
941 .05
941.05
3,340.50
3.340.50
State
Equalizing
Fund
39,224 78 32,971.27
28,622.28 I 6,862.66
7,925.00
'
21,808.31
1,507.50
I
1,179.92
1,170.00 ! 3,120.38
3,299.80
3,299.80
3,290.15
3,290.15
15,621.21
10,743.25
North Carolina.
Rural
City
267,483.21 2,066,406.92 i 750,856..53 157,496.94 [ 236,874.90
445,748.75
j 546,271.97 |1,061,219.18 , 1,466.06 j
S 2,400.97
4,534.37
4,534.37
9,504.00
9,504.00
2,934 25
2,934.25
1,44156 136.40 1,547.03 3,605 91
2,999 28 1,764 62 1,526.95 5,405.50
713,231.96 2,612,678.89 1,812,075.71 158,963.00 236.874.90 j 393,775.91
.393,775.91
'Deficit.
School Fund, 1916-1917 19
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
20 School Fund, 1916-1917
TABLE II. PER CAPITA AMOUNT RAISED FOR EACH CHILD
This table shows the school fund actually raised during the year, the per
capita amount raised for each child of school age, the total amount of all
taxable property, and the amount of taxable property for each child of
school age.
V
B. SCHOOL EXPENDITURES
TABLE IV. SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES, 1916-1917
This table gives the total amount spent for teaching and supervision, ad-ministration,
operation and maintenance of plants, outlay payments, borrowed
money repaid, and the balance on hand June 30, 1917, and the total expendi-ture
for all purposes.
Summary of Table IV and Compabison With 1915-1916
Total expenditures, 1916-'17
Total expenditures, 1915-'16
Increase
Expenses (cost of conducting school system):
Teaching and supervision, 1916-'17
Teaching and supervision, 1915-'16
Increase
Administration, 1916-'17
Administration, 1915-'16
Increase _.
Operation and maintenance of plants, 1916-'17
Operation and maintenance of plants, 1915-'16
Increase
Outlays (for permanent improvements and repayment
of bonds, loans, etc.)
Outlay payments for new buildings, sites, and repairs,
1916-'17
Outlay payments for new buildings, sites, and repairs,
1915-'16
Increase
Borrowed money repaid, bonds, etc., 1916-'17
Borrowed money repaid, bonds, etc., 1915-'16
Increase
Balance on hand June .30, 1917
Percentage spent for teaching and supervision, 1916-'17
Percentage spent for administration, 1916-'17
Percentage spent for operation and maintenance, 1916-'17 .
Percentage spent for new buildings and equipment, 1916-'17.
Percentage spent for repaying borrowed money, 1916-'17-.
Rural
$4,812,380.84
4,277,982.81
534,398.03
2,989,642.53
2,842,665.80
146,976.73
175,196.68
180,492.84
*5,296.16
144,411.78
131,253.64
13,158.14
812,302.72
563,089.25
249,213.47
690,827.13
560,481.28
130,345.85
281,003.29
62.2
3.5
3.0
16.9
14.4
City
$2,609,573.31
2,283,664.03
325,909.28
1,299,940.45
1,211,987.14
87,953.31
30, 111. .30
36,276.21
•6,164.91
189,749.27
168,858.55
20,890.72
548,506.00
358,428.54
190,077.46
541,266.29
508,113.59
33,152.70
201,414.64
.50.0
1.1
7.2
21.0
20.7
North
Carolina
$7,421,954.15
6,561,646.84
860,307.31
4,289,582.98
4,0,54,652.94
234,930.04
205,307.98
216,769.05
*11,461.07
.334,161.05
300,112.19
34,048.86
1,360,808.72
921,517.79
439,290.93
1,232,093.42
1,068,594.87
163,498.55
482,417.93
57.8
2.7
4.4
18.4
16.6
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TABLE V. SPENT FOR TEACHING AND SUPERVISION, 1916-1917
This table shows the amount of money expended for teaching and super-vision
and a comparison of the total amount spent for schools.
Summary of Table V, and Comparison Wpth 1915-1916
Total of all expenditures, 1916-'17
Total of all expenditures, 1915-'16
Increase
Supervision (superintendents), 1916-'17
Supervision (superintendents), 1915-'16
Increase
White teachers, 1916-'17
White teachers, 1915-'16
Increase
Colored teachers, 1916-'17
Colored teachers, 1915-'16
Increase
Total for teaching and supervision, 1916-'17
Total for teaching and supervision, ]915-'16
Increase
Percentage for teaching and supervision, 1916-'17
Percentage for teaching and supervision, 1915-'16
Increase
Percentage for supervision alone, 1916-'17
Percentage for supervision alone, 1915-'16 .__
Increase
Average salary of superintendents, 1916-'17
Average salary of superintendents, 1915-'16--
Increase
Rural
$1,812
4,277,
534,
120,
116
3,
2,478,
2,353,
125,
390,
372,
IS,
2,986,
2,842,
146,
380.84
982.81
398.03
608.64
947.70
660.94
851.91
660.38
191.53
181.98
057. 72
124.26
642.53
665.80
976.73
62.2
66.6
*4.4
2.5
2.7
*.2
206.08
157.90
48.18
City
S2,609,
2,283,
325,
141,
143,
*1,
994,
904,
89,
164,
164,
1,299,
1,211,
87,
573.31
"664.03
909.28
644.12
080.52
436.40
115.45
691.65
423.80
180.88
214.97
*34.09
940.45
987. 14
953.31
50.0
53.5
*3.5
5.4
6.3
*.9
361.96
337.20
24.76
North
Carolina
$7,421,
6,561,
860
262,
260,
2,
3,472,
3,258,
214,
554,
536,
18,
4,289,
4,054,
234,
954.15
646.86
307.21
252.76
028.22
224.54
967.36
352.03
615.33
362.86
272.69
090.17
582.98
052.94
9.30.04
57.8
61.9
*4.1
3.5
4.0
*.5
285.55
250.14
35.41
Counties
Alamance. .,
Rural
Burlington...
Graham
Haw River...
Mebane
Elon College-
Alexander.
Alleghany.
Anson
Rural
Wadesboro.
Ashe
Superin-tendents
6,150.00
1,500 00
1,650.00
1,400.00
700.00
900.00
White
Teachers
Colored
Teachers
I
Avery
Beaufort
Rural
Washington.
Belhaven
975.00
750.00
2,700.00
1,200.00
1,500.00
1,300.00
1,484.00
4,900.00
2,100.00
1,800.00
1,000.00
44.822 86
25,046.86
10,866.50
4,079.50
1,400.00
2,240.00
1,190.00
18,949.51
11,905 48
31,209.57
26,349.57
4,860.00
25,043.08
16,685.36
44,311.94
29,681.94
11,590.00
3,040.00
6,010 85
4,027.35
700.00
458.50
175.00
650.00
1,017.06
258.00
6,175.07
5,116.32
1,058.75
367.00
348.75
9,695.50
5,715 .50
2,700.00
1,280.00
Total for
Teaching and
Supervision
56,983 71
30,574.21
13,216.50
5,938.00
2,275.00
3,790.00
1,190.00
20,941 .57
12,913 48
40,084.64
32,665.89
7,418.75
26,710.08
18,518.11
58,907.44
37,497.44
16,090.00
5,320.00
*Decrease.
Part II-
34 Expenditures, 1916-1917
Table V. Spent for Teaching and Supervision—Continued.
Counties
Expenditures, 1916-1917 35
Table V. Spent fob Teaching and Supervision—Continued.
Counties Superin-tendents
White
Teachers
Colored
Teachers
Total for
Teaching and
Supervision
Columbus
Craven
Rural
New Bern
Cumberland . . ."
Rural-
Fayetteville
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Rural
Lexington
Thomasville
Davie
Rural
Mocksville
Duplin
Durham
Rural
Durham
Edgecombe
Rural
Tarboro
Forsyth
Rural
Winston-Salem
Kernersville
Franklin
Rural
Franklinton
Louisburg
Youngs ville
Gaston
Rural
Gastonia
Bessemer City-
Gates
Graham
Granville
Rural
Oxford..-
Greene
1,500.00
4,000.00
1,800.00
2,200.00
3,100.00
1,500.00
1.600.00
1,20C 00
426 00
4,100 00
1,100.00
1,650.00
1,350.00
1,783.74
883.74
900.00
1,200.00
5.382.82
2,500.00
2,882,82
3,500.00
1,500.00
2,000.00
5,000 00
1.700.00
2.500.00
800.00
4,760 00
1,201). 00
1.260.00
1.500,00
800,00
4.800 00
1.800,00
2.000,00
1,000.00
600.00
300 00
3,300.00
1,800.00
1,500.00
1,088 00
37.607.63
36 Expenditures, 1916-1917
Table V. Spent for Teaching and Supervision—Continued.
Counties
Guilford...
Rural..
Greensboro
High Point
Guilford College.
Gibsonville
Halifax
Rural
Scotland Neck...
Weldon
Enfield
Roanoke Rapids.
Harnett
Rural
Dunn
Lillington.
Haywood-..
Rural
Waynesville.
Canton
Henderson
Rural _.
Hendersonville.
Hertford.
Hoke.
Hyde-
Iredell
Rural
Mooresville.
Statesville..
Jackson.
Johnston
Rural
Selma
Smithfield.
Clayton
Jones.
Lee.
Rural
Sanford
Jonesboro.
Lenoir
Rural
Kinston
LaGrange.
Superin-tendents
7,860 04
2,400.00
2,400.00
1,700.04
560.00
800.00
6, 700. 00
1,500.00
1,200.00
1,500.00
1,000.00
1,500.00
4,150.01
1,500.00
1,150.01
1,500.00
3,500.00
900.00
1,400.00
1,200.00
2,050.52
1,000.00
1,050.52
1,037.50
White
Teachers
1,140.00
Expenditures, 1916-1917 37
Table V. Spent fob Teaching and Supervision
38 Expenditures, 1916-1917
Table V. Spent for Teaching and Supervision—Continued.
Counties
Pender
Perquimans
Rural _.
Hertford
Person
Rural
Roxboro
Pitt
Rural
Greenville
Poll<
Randolph
RuraL
Asheboro
Randleman
Richmond
Rural
Rockingham..
Hamlet
Robeson
Rural
Maxton..
Lumberton
Rockingham
Rural
Reidsville
Ruffin
Rowan
Rural __
Salisbury _
Spencer
Rutherford
RuruL__
Rutherfordton
Forest City
Sampson...
Scotland
Rural
Laurinburg
Stanly
Rural
Albemarle
Stokes
Superin-tendents
1.200 00
1,833 00
933.00
900.00
2,200 00
800.00
1,400.00
3,525 CO
1,725.00"
1,800.00
496 00
2,60979
809.79
1,000.00
800.00
5,088.84
.1,588.80
2,000.04
1,500.00
4,366.00
1,800.00
1,066.00
1,500.00
4,200 00
1,800.00
1,500.00
900.00
4,416.00
1,620.00
1,800.00
996.00
3,300 00
1,200.00
1,000.00
1,100.00
1,200.00
1,800 00
600.00
1,200.00
2,100.00
900.00
1,200.00
960.00
White
Teachers
22,869 77
10,044 66
6,684.66
3,360.00
20,949 55
16,586.55
4,363.00
52,977.07
42,036.57
10,940.50
9,048 20
34,776 32
28,796.32
3,620.00
2,360.00
39,427.85
26,031.10
7,096.75
6,300.00
55,191.93
46,770.58
2,085.00
6,336.35
54,262.94
45,447.94
7,615.00
1,200.00
67,273 19
43,035.11
20,518.08
3,720.00
32,973.81
28,695.81
1,705.00
2,573.00
38,381 13
23,710 75
17,138.25
6,572.50
27,787.38
23,336.13
4,451.25
29,464 39
Colored
Teachers
4,234.20
4,714.96
Expenditures, 1916-1917 39
Table V. Spent for Teaching and Supervision—Continued.
Counties
Surry
Rural
Mount Airy.
Elkin
Swain
Transylvania-
Tyirell
Union
Rural--.
Monroe.
Vance
Rural
Henderson.
Wake
Rural..
Raleigh
Warren .
Wasliington
Rural
Roper
Plymouth.
Watauga
Wayne
Rural
Goldsboro
Mount Olive-
Fremont
Will<es
Rural
North Wilkesboro.
Wilson
Rural
Wilson City.
Lucama
Elm City....
Superin-tendents
Yadkin.
Yancey.
North Carolina.
Rural
City
3,900 00
1,200.00
1,500.00
1,200.00
750.00
900 00
300 00
2,900 00
1,250.00
1,650.00
1,595.70
1,595.70
White
Teachers
4,900 00
2,400.00
2,500 00
1,200 00
3,100 00
1,000.00
900.00
1,200.00 i
700 00
5.699 97
I
1,500.00 I
1.800.00 ;
1,200.00
i
1.199.97
2,816.25
1.800.00
1,016 25
4,187.50
1,625.00
1,500.00
1,062.50
950 00
850.00
262,252.76
120,608.64
141,644.12
$ 39,944.72
28,547.22
9,437.50
1,960.00
21,260 51
17,369 47
7,350 25
50,004.54
40,800.04
9,204.50
33,002.27
18,709.27
14,293.00
126,348 43
73,134.71
53,213.72
22,395 36
13,742 44
9.780.55
1,440.00
2,521.89
12,177 73
53.225 75
27,877.61
17,467.50
3,864.00
4.016.64
36,989.79
33,039.54
3,950.25
45,330.17
24,808.51
15,829.16
2,052.50
2,640.00
17,376 20
16,388.50
3,472.967.36
2,478,851.91
994,115.45
Colored
Teachers
2,915 37
2,294.37
621.00
300.00
750.00
1,245.79
7,122.75
5,692.75
1,430.00
8,060.70
4,860.70
3,200.00
26,810.01
12,039.55
14,770.46
8,769.46
3,875.00
2,410.00
520.00
945.00
305.87
11,825.25
5,609.00
4,461.25
1,210.00
545.00
3,480.97
3,121.22
359.75
12,266.16
6,122.50
5,523.66
345.00
275 .00
969.50
260 00
554,362.86
390,181.98
164,180.88
Total for
Teaching and
Supervision
46,760 09
32,041.59
11.558 50
3,160.00
22,310 51
19,019 47
8,896 04
60,027 29
47,742.79
12,284.50
42,658 67
25,165.67
17,493.00
158,058.44
87,574.26
70,484.18
32,364.82
20,717 44
13,190.55
2,860.00
4,666.89
13,183 60
70,750 97
34,986.61
23,728.75
6,274.00
5,761.61
43.287.01
37,960.76
5,326.25
61,783.83
32,556.01
22,852.82
2,397.50
3,977.50
19,295 70
17.498.50
4.289,582.98
2,989,642.53
1.299.940.45
40 Expenditures, 1916-1917
TABLE VI. SPENT FOR ADMINISTRATION, ETC., 1916-1917
This table shows what was paid for the administration of the schools and
the school funds—expenses of county superintendents, census, mileage and
per diem and expenses of county hoards of education, school committeemen,
treasurers and secretaries of school boards, office assistants and all unclassi-fied
expenditures.
Summary of Table VI, and Comparison With 1915-1916
Expenses of county superintendents, 1916-'17
Expenses of county superintendents, 1915-'16
Increase
Census, 1916-'17
Census, 1915-'16
Increase
Mileage and per diem of county boards, 1916-'17
Mileage and per diem of county boards, 1915-'16
Increase
Expenses of county boards, 1916-'17
Expenses of county boards, 1915-'16
Increase :-.
School committeemen, 1916-'17
School committeemen, 1915-'16
Increase
Treasurers and secretaries, 1916-'17 _
Treasurers and secretaries, 1915-'16 ^
Increase
Office assistance, 1916-'17
Office assistance, 1915-'16
Increase
All other administrative expenses, 1916-'17
All other administrative expenses, 1915-'16
Increase
Total for administration, 1916-'17
Total for administration, 1915-'16
Increase
Percentage for administration, 1916-'17
Percentage for administration, 1915-'16
Increase
Rural
14,521.41
12,046.86
2,474.55
16,896.64
17,669.32
*772.68
14,877.49
15,045.52
*168.0.3
8,986.65
10,801.07
*1,814'.42
2,093.72
2,601.14
*510.42
39,886.18
46,498.71
*6, 612.53
25.257.88
24,788.13
469.75
52,676.71
51,039.09
1,637.62
175,196.68
180,492.84
*5.296.16
3.5
4.2
*.7
City
1,018.34
1,218.06
*199.72
North
Carolina
850.75
2,909.19
*2,058.44
7,223.19
10,370.73
*3, 147.54
2,893.43
1,295.00
1,598.43
18,125.59
20,483.23
•2,.357. 64
30,111.30
36,276.21
*6, 161.91
1.1
1.6
*.5
14,521.41
12,046.86
2,474.55
17,914.98
18,887.38
*972.40
14,877.49
15,015.52
168.03
8,986.65
10,801.07
'1,814.42
2,944.47
5,513.33
*2,568.S6
47,109.37
56,869.44
*9, 760.07
28,151.31
26,083.13
2,068.18
70,802.30
71,522.32
•720.02
205,307.98
216,769.05
*11,461.07
2.7
3.2
*.5
•Decrease.
Expenditures, 1916-1917 41
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CO
52 Expenditures, 1916-1917
TABLE VII. SPENT FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF
SCHOOL PLANTS, 1916-1917
This table shows what was spent for the operation and maintenance of
school plants, and includes the following items: fuel and janitors, supplies,
brooms, buckets, etc., insurance, and rent.
Summary of Table VII, and Comparison With 1915-1916
Expenditures, 1916-1917
Table VII. Spent for
54 Expenditures, 1916-1917
Table VII. Spent foe
Expenditures, 1916-1917 55
Table VII. Spent for
56 Expenditures, 1916-1917
Table VII. Spent for
Expenditures, 1916-1917 57
Table VII. Spent for
58 Expenditures, 1916-1917
Table VII. Spent for Operation and Maintenance of School Plants—Continued.
Counties
Surry
Rural..
Mount Airy.
Elkin
Swain
Transylvania .
Tyrrell
Union
Rural...
Monroe-
Vance
Rural
Henderson.
Wake
Rural
Raleigh
Warren.
Washington
Rural
Roper
Plymouth.
Watauga
Wayne
Rural
Goldsboro
Mount Olive.
Fremont
Wilkes
Rural
North Wilkesboro.
Wilson
Rural
Wilson City.
Lucama
Elm City....
Yadkin .
Yancey .
North Carolina -
Rural
City
Fuel and
Janitor
.166.40
,109.23
,606.88
242.60
207.69
571 .73
165.30
.S 1,783.88
204.24
1,173.72
405 .92
854.73
347.10
260.68
1,591.91
782.93
808.98
2,594 30
1,094.30
1,500.00
j
12,079.71
4,287.66
'
7,792.05
1,105.41
732.35
165.75
145.75
420.85
10.90
5,145.07
1.408.94
2,966.26
662.14
107.73
1,678.86
735.64
943.22
Supplies—
Brooms,
Buckets, etc.
Expenditures, 1916-1917 59
TABLE VIII. OUTLAY PAYMENTS, NEW BUILDINGS, SITES, RE-PAIRS,
APPARATUS AND FURNITURE, 1916-1917
This table shows the outlay payments, being the amounts paid for new
buildings, repairs and sites, white and colored, furniture and apparatus,
and libraries.
Summary of Table VIII, and Comparison With 1915-1916
New buildings, repairs, and sites, white, 1916-'17
New buildings, repairs, and sites, white, 1915-'16
Increase —
New buildings, repairs, and sites, colored, 1916-'17
New buildings, repairs, and sites, colored, 1915-'I6
Increase
Furniture and apparatus, 191 6-' 17
Furniture and apparatus, 1915-'16
Increase
Libraries, white, 1916-'17
Libraries, white, 1915-'16 —
Increase
Libraries, colored, 1916-'17
Libraries, colored, 1915-'16.-
Increase
Total outlay payments, 1916-'17
Total outlay payments, 1915-'16
Increase
Percentage of total expenditures for outlays, 1916-'17.
Percentage of total expenditures for outlays, 191.'j-'16-
Increase
Rural City
$ 651,
429,
222,
65,
45,
20,
85,
79,
6,
9,
9,
812
563
249
380.81
048. 80
332.01
8l8.99
317.30
501.69
315.92
158.32
157.60
304.00
124.83
179.17
483.00
440.00
43.00
302.72
089.25
213.47
16.9
13.15
3.' 75
S 454,499.87
255,128.68
199,371.19
41,800.22
57,476.17
15,675.95
42,920.08
38,544.39
4,375.69
9,008.07
7,279.30
1,728.77
277.76
North
Carolina
277.76
548,506.00
358,428.54
190,077.46
21.0
15.7
5.3
$1,105,880.68
684,177.48
421,703.20
107,619.21
102,793.47
4,825.74
128,236.00
117,702.71
10,533.29
18,312.07
16,404.13
1,907.94
760. 76
440.00
320.76
360,808.72
921,517.79
439,290.93
18.4
14.1
4.3
1,
Counties Total
$8,135.95
6,275.58
1,291.04
125.00
•Decrease.
60 Expenditures, 1916-1917
Expenditures, 1916-1917 61
Table VIII. Outlay Payments—Continued.
Counties
62 Expenditures, 1916-1917
EXPENBITURES, 1916-1917 63
64 Expenditures, 1916-1917
Table VIII. Outlay Payments—Continued.
Counties
Expenditures, 1916-1917 65
Table VIII. Outlay Payments—Continued.
Counties
G6 Expenditures, 1916-1917
Expenditures, 1916-191 67
TABLE IX. BORROWED MONEY REPAID, INTERESTS, BONDS,
SINKING FUNDS, 1916-1917
This table shows the following: Amounts repaid State Loan Fund, bor-rowed
money and temporary loans from banks (in anticipation of taxes)
repaid, bonds redeemed, payments on sinking funds and interest on bonds,
and all other bond payments, interest, taxes refunded, transfers, errors
and overcharges.
Summary of Table IX, and Comparison With 1915-1916
Repaid State Loan Fund, 1916-'17
Repaid State Loan Fund, 1915-16 -_
Increase
Borrowed money, temporary loans repaid, 1916-'17
Borrowed money, temporary loans repaid, 1915-'16
Increase
Interest, 1916-'17-.
Interest, 1915-'16
Increase
Bonds paid, transferred to sinking funds, 1916-'17 __
Bonds paid, transferred to sinking funds, 1915-'16
Increase
Taxes refunded, errors, and overcharges, 1916-'17-
Taxes refunded, errors, and overcharges, 1915-'16
Increase
Total borrowed money repaid, 1916-'17
Total borrowed money repaid, 1915-'16
Increase
Percentage of total expenditures borrowed money repaid,
1916-'17
Percentage of total expenditures borrowed money repaid,
1915-'16
Increase
Rural
108,757.33
102,377.17
6,380.16
501,713.77
403,073.67
98,640.10
26,177.79
24,742.88
1,434.91
33,271.04
24,995.60
8,275.44
20,907.20
15,291.96
5,615.24
690,827.13
560,481.28
130,345.85
14.4
13.05
1..35
City
1,918.00
620.00
1,298.00
412,066.35
423,261.23
*11,194.88
15,609.82
8,270.70
7,339.12
100,853.82
74,118.72
26,735.10
10,818.30
1,842.94
8,975.36
541,266.29
508,113.59
33,152.70
20.7
22.2
*1.5
North
Carolina
; 110
102,
7,
913,
826,
87,
41,
33,
8,
134,
89,
45,
31,
17,
14,
1,232,
1,068,
163,
,675.33
997.17
678.16
780. 12
334.90
445.22
787.61
013.58
774.03
124.86
114.32
010.54
725.50
134.90
590.60
093.42
594.87
498.55
16.6
16.3
.3
Counties
68 Expenditures, 1916-1917
Table IX.
Expenditures, 1916-1917 69
Table IX.
70 Expenditures, 1916-1917
Expenditures, 1916-1917 71
Table IX.
72 Expenditures, 1916-1917
Table IX.
Expenditures, 1916-1917 73
Table IX. Borrowed Money Repaid—Continued.
Counties
State
Loan
Fund
Borrowed
Money-
Repaid,
Temporary
Loans from
Banks, etc.
Interest
Bonds
Paid,
Transferred
to
Sinking
Fund
Taxes
Refunded,
Errors,
and Over-charges
Total
Borrowed
Money
Repaid
Rockingham
Rural
Reidsville.
RufBn
Rowan
Rural
Salisbury.
Spencer...
Rutherford
Rural
Rutherfordton.
Forest City
Sampson.
Scotland
Rural.
Laurinburg.
Stanly
Rural
Albemarle...
Stokes.
Surry
Rural
Mount Airy.
Elkin
Swain
Transylvania.
Tyrrell
Union...
Rural
Monroe-
Vance
Rural
Henderson.
Wake
Rural
Raleigh
Warren .
Washington
Rural
Roper
Plymouth.
S 2,429.71
2,429.71
263.00 $ 18.14 $.
2,500.00
2,500.00
263 00
10,000.00
10,000.00 !
604.48
606.48
981.64
272.00
272.00
1,043.40
1,043.40
1,119.97
1,436.00
1,132.00
304.00
871 .67
678.02
168.00
489 72
489.72
1,060.40
1,060.40
5,445.14
5,445.14
1,068.13
780 40
684.40
96.00
15,954.76
15,459.16
387.54
108.06
4,000.00
2,186.63
18.14
369.00
225.00
144.00
65.09
65.09
2,186.63
34.00
34.00
219.33
130.79
130.79
1,000.00 97.05
1,000.00
j
97.05
7,000.00 327,34
477.00
2,384.04
1,000.00
1,000.00
4,004.57
4,004.57
68.86
19.86
49.00
411.57
411.57
62,985.60 3,297.79
47,185.60
j
1,665.29
15,800.00 ; 1,632.50
5,000 00 105.37
174 00
125.00
49.00
1,750.00
250.00
1,500.00
900.00
900.00
75.19
1,202.00
1,202.00
50 75
50.75
71.39
71.39
36.58
36.58
116.00
116.00
41.41
88.10
8.64
79.46
104.70
25.85
25.85
41.36
41.36
6,314.03
6,314.03
2,046 78
350 00
350.00
1,267.45
1,267.45
2.82
2,761.60
2,480.46
281.14
12,869 00
12,725.00
144.00
16,697.72
16,202.12
387.54
108.06
5,200.97
4,376.00
522.00
3,854.00
2,093.40
1,977.40
116.00
1,236 57
3,823.15
1,140.64
304.00
2,378.51
8,199.01
1,155.02
2,656.74
1,584.43
535 .43
1,049.00
5,517.90
5,517.90
79,310.01
61,877.51
17,432.50
8,223.10
1,304.40
809 .40
495 .00
74 Expenditures, 1916-1917
Table IX. Boerowed Money Repaid—Continued.
Counties
Watauga.
Wayne
Rural
Goldsboro
Mount Olive -
Fremont
Wilkes
Rural
North Wilkesboro.
State
Loan
Fund
Borrowed
Money
Repaid,
Temporary
Loans from
Banks, etc.
$ 75.80 $
1,938.35
1,938.35
496.58
18,358.14
7,179.97
6,371 .35
2,000.00
2,806.82
2,927.09
2,927.09
Wilson -.
Rural
Wilson City.
Lucama
Elm City....
Yadkin.
Yancey.
1,892.27
1,892.27
10,634.42
7,127.50
3,506.92
Interest
355.00
903.03
36.60
545.00
66.73
254.70
15.00
15.00
102.45
102.45
133.48
491 .00
North Carolina.
Rural
City
110,875.33
108,757.33
1,918.00
913,780.12 I 41,787.81
501,713.77
I
26,177.79
412,066.35 I 15,609.82
Bonds
Paid,
Transferred
to
Sinking
Fund
3,070.16
3,070.16
Taxes
Refunded,
Errors,
and Over-charges
Total
Borrowed
Money
Repaid
2,178.96
2,178.96
$ 26.45
6,847.15
23.78
t4,006.50
1,816.87
1,000.00
127.52
127.52
$ 953.83
31,116.83
9,178.70
13,993.01
3,883.60
4,061.52
3,069.61
3,069.61
2.93
2.93
14,811.03
9,122.22
5,688.81
134,224.86
33,271.04
100,953.82
5.92
4.98
139 40
495 98
31 , 725. 50
20,907 20
10,818.30
1,232,093.42
690.827,13
541,266.29
tLoan from Sinking Fund.
C. SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
TABLE X. SCHOOL ATTENDANCE BY COUNTIES AND TOWNS, 1916-1917
This table gives the school population between the ages of 6 and 21 years,
enrollment and average daily attendance, by races and sex, for the several
counties and towns, numerically, and also the percentage of school popula-tion
enrolled, the percentage of the school population in average daily
attendance, and the percentage of the enrollment in average daily attend-ance
for the State.
76 School Attendance, 1916-1917
Summary of Table X, and Comparison With 1915-1916
Total school population, 1916-'17
Total school population, 1915-'16
Increase
White school population, 1916-'17
White school population, 1915-'16
Increase
Colored school population, 1916-'17 _
Colored school population, 1915-'16
Increase
Total enrollment, 1916-'17
Total enrollment, 1915-'16 -
Increase _
White enrollment, 1916-'17
White enrollment, 1915-'16
Increase
Colored enrollment, 1916-'17
Colored enrollment, 1915-'16
Increase _.
Total average daily attendance, 1916-'17
Total average daily attendance, 1915-'16
Increase
White average daily attendance, 1916-'17 _
White average daily attendance, 1915-'16
Increase
Colored average daily attendance, 1916-'17
Colored average daily attendance, 1915-'16
Increase
Percentage of school population enrolled, 1916-'17
Percentage of school population enrolled, 1915-'16
Increase
Percentage of white school population enrolled, 1916-'17...
Percentage of white school population enrolled, 1915-'16--.
Increase
Percentage of colored school population enrolled, 1916-'17..
Percentage of colored school population enrolled, 1915-'16-.
Increase
Percentage of school population in average daily attend-ance,
1916-'17
Percentage of school population in average daily attend-ance,
1915-'16
Increase
Percentage of white school population in average daily
attendance, 1916-'17
Percentage of white school population in average daily
attendance, 1915-'16
Increase '_
Percentage of colored school population in average daily
attendance. 1916-'17
Percentage of colored school population in average daily
attendance, 1915-'16
Increase
Percentage of enrollment in average daily attendance,
1916-'17
Percentage of enrollment in average daily attendance,
1915-'16
Increase
668,782
662,641
6,141
458,045
455, 779
2,266
210,737
206,862
3,875
530,025
536,601
*6,576
367,022
371,556
*4,534
163,003
165,045
*2,042
347, 803
363,164
*15,361
246,869
258,072
*1 1,203
100,934
105,092
*4,158
79.3
81
•1.7
80.1
81.5
*1.4
77.5
79.8
*2.3
52
54.8
*2.8
53.9
56.6
*2.7
47.9
50.8
*2.9
65.6
67.7
*2.1
168,883
163,679
5,204
108,752
104,928
3,824
60,131
58,751
1,380
115,931
112,645
3,286
80,902
77,881
3,021
35,029
34,764
265
84,593
83,027
1,566
62,343
60,845
1,498
22,250
22, 182
68
68.6
69
*.4
4
2
2
2
2
North
Carolina
74
74
58
59
*1
50.1
50.7
*.6
57.4
58
*.6
37
37.6
*.6
73.6
73.7 M
'Decrease.
School Attendance, 1916-1917 77
Table X. School Attendance—Continued.
Percentage of white enrollment in average daily attend-ance,
1916-'17
Percentage of white enrollment in average daily attend-ance,
1915-'16 --- -.
Increase
Percentage of colored enrollment in average daily attend-ance,
1916-'17.. ---
Percentage of colored enrollment in average daily attend
ance, 1915-'16.
Increase.-
'Decrease.
Rural
67.3
69.5
•2.2
62.5
64
2
City
78.1
78.1
63.5
64
North
Carolina
71
*2
64
1.8
78 School Attendance, 1916-1911
Table X. School Attendance—Continued.
Counties
Alamance
Rural
Burlington
Graham
Haw River
Mebane...
Elon College...
Alexander
Alleghany
Anson
Rural
Wadesboro
Ashe
Avery
Beaufort...
Rural
Washington
Belhaven
Bertie...
Rural
Windsor
Aulander
Bladen
Brunswick
Buncombe
Rural...
'
Asheville
Burke
Rural
Morganton
Cabarrus
Rural
Concord
Caldwell
Rural
Lenoir
Granite
Camden
Carteret
Rural
Beaufort..
Morehead City
White School
Population
Male
3,508
2,135
666
3ft
150
168
70
2,043
1,443
2,059
1,664
395
3,670
1,847
2,934
2,221
453
260
1,764
1,534
85
145
1,952
1,612
8,285
5,883
2,402
2,969
2,401
568
4,394
3,196
1,198
3,474
2,787
477
210
615
2,055
1,439
295
321
Female
3,592
2,080
799
349
142
156
66
1,898
1,421
1,897
1,483
414
3,609
1,832
2,860
2,097
479
284
1,759
1,517
129
113
1,802
1,530
7,861
5,325
2,536
2,959
2,352
597
4,168
2,964
1,204
3,405
2,750
430
225
556
1,856
1,354
243
259
Colored School
Population
Male
1,125
839
79
76
27
104
179
53
2,502
2,334
168
90
44
2,665
1,821
564
280
2,719
2,601
118
Female
Total
School
Population
1,720
939
1,579
482
1,097
475
295
180
1,216
923
293
420
287
133
475
361
153
103
105
1,195
908
73
81
40
93
198
55.
2,685
2,450
235
71
47
2,659
1,764
620
275
2,622
2,498
124
1,834
976
1,727
494
1,233
453
263
190
1,311
972
339
425
268
157
437
387
142
140
105
School Attendance, 1916-1917 79
80 School Attendance, 1916-1917
Table X. School Attendance—Continued.
I
Counties
White School
Population
Caswell
Rural
Pelham
Catawba
Rural
Hickory
Newton
Chatham
Cherokee
Rural
Andrews
Murphy
Chowan.
Rural.
Edenton
Clay.
Cleveland
Rural
Shelby
Kings Mountain
Columbus
Craven
Rural
New Bern.
Cumberland
Rural
Fayetteville
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Rural
Lexington
Thomasville
Davie
Rural
Mocksville
Duplin
Durham
Rural
Durham
Male
1,400
1,323
77
5,035
3,870
627
538
2,637
2,891
2,335
382
174
912
671
241
790
4,801
4,026
408
367
3,445
2,018
1,479
539
3,223
2,564
659
983
803
5,014
3,889
554
571
1,828
1,695
133
3,420
4,909
2,864
2,045
Female
«
Colored School
Population
1,153
1,098
55
5,044
3,848
616
580
2,492
3,154
2,566
401
187
868
634
232
812
4,421
3,658
400
363
3,105
1,984
1,374
610
3,454
2,799
655
874
702
4,640
3,483
597
560
1,731
1,590
141
2,990
4,908
2,741
2,167
Male
1,419
1,327
92
667
386
216
65
1,586
98
69
29
Female
868
819
49
23
1,089
924
99
1,798
2,348
1.433
915
2,716
2,013
705
648
70
662
352
134
176
404
340
64
1,100
2,722
1,402
1,320
1,374
1,283
91
744
443
243
58
1,547
101
72
29
867
817
50
29
1,205
1,028
107
70
1,678
2,484
1,480
1,004
3,187
2,454
733
574
74
688
371
150
167
353
293
60
1,990
2,825
1,349
1,476
Total
School
Population
School Attendance, 1916-1917 81
82 School Attendance, 1916-1917
Table X. School Attendance—Continwed
School Attendance, 1916-1917 83
Table X. School Attendance—Continued.
White School
Enrollment
84 School Attendance, 1916-1917
Table X. School Attendance—Continued.
Counties
Hertford..
Hoke
Hyde...
Iredell
Rural
Mooresville...
Statesville
Jackson
Johnston
Rural
Selma.
Smithfield
Clayton
Jones..
Lee
Rural
Sanford
Jonesboro
Lenoir
Rural
K^nston
LaGrange
Lincoln
Rural
Lincolnton
Macon
Madison
Martin...
Rural
Williamston..
Robersonville
McDowell
Rural
Marion
Old Fort
Mecklenburg
Rural
Charlotte
Davidson
Mitchell
White School
Population
Male
1,033
810
864
4,951
3,707
611
633
2,588
8,218
5,317
287
286
328
889
1,469
1.044
295
130
2,088
1,356
556
176
3,060
2,579
481
2,453
4,319
1,760
1,425
149
186
2,779
2,377
217
185
7,678
3,704
3,810
164
2,065
Female
1,062
804
773
4,286
3,058
614
614
2,492
5,827
4,917
291
290
329
893
1,445
967
338
140
1,984
1,228
598
158
2,912
2,444
468
2,218
4,109
1,584
1,277
138
169
2,819
2,348
279
192
7,617
3,574
3,855
188
1,810 00
Colored School
Population
I
Male
1,815
1,356
671
1,103
833
116
154
114
2,035
1,520
158
192
165
835
778
778
Female
Total
School
Population
1,603
1,124
322
157
640
512
128
112
87
1,867
1,557
220
90
423
423
4,977
2,686
2,256
35
11
1,753
1,412
723
1,324
1,015
141
168
116
2,003
1,478
159
194
172
824
723
723
1,812
1,082
372
158
633
484
149
88
138
1,799
1,530
194
75
499
499
5,278
2,636
2,602
40
13
School Attendance, 1916-1917 85
86 School Attendance, 1916-1917
Table X. School Attendance—Continued.
Counties
Montgomery.
Rural*..
Troy
Moore
Rural
Carthage
Southern Pines.
Aberdeen
Cameron
Nash.
Rural
Rocky Mount.
Spring Hope...
New Hanover
Rural
Wilmington.
Northampton.
Onslow
Orange.-
Rural
Chapel Hill.
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Rural
Elizabeth City.
Pender
Perquimans
Rural
Hertford.
Person
Rural
Roxboro.
Pitt.
Rural
Greenville.
Ayden
Polk.
Randolph
Rural
Asheboro
Randleman.
White School
Population
Male
2,051
1,883
168
2,321
1,921
171
64
104
61
4,237
3,128
955
154
2.356
619
1,737
1,602
2,006
1,858
1,736
120
1,071
1,530
751
779
1,414
1,015
863
152
2,085
1,922
163
3,645
3,162
353
130
1,456
4,637
3,892
356
389
Female
1,898
1,715
183
2,256
1,854
184
72
100
55
4.005
2,940
937
128
2,357
615
1,742
1,543
1,897
1,737
1,622
115
1,014
1,439
644
795
1,232
886
736
150
1,879
1,719
160
3,515
2,978
396
141
1,145
4,535
3,823
355
357
Colored School
Population
Male
629
629
1,136
1,087
Female
49
3,083
2,259
687
137
1,995
522
1,473
2,823
962
1,022
1,022
921
1,314 ;
733
581
1,500
218
685
685
675
675
1,078
1,041
37
3,881
2,861
853
167
1,945
555
1,390
2.903
904
1.033
1,033
818
1,425
697
728
1,495
1,145
School Attendance, 1916-1917 87
88 School Attendance, 1916-1917
Table X. School Attendance—Continued.
Counties
Richmond
Rural
Rockingham.
Hamlet
Robeson...
Rural
Maxton
Lumberton.
Rockingham
Rural
Reidsville...
Rowan
Rural
Salisbury.
Spencer...
Rutherford
Rural
Rutherfordton.
Forest City
Sampson.
Scotland
Rural
Laurinburg.
Stanly _
Rural
Albemarle..
Stokes-
Surry
Rural
Mount Airy.
Elkin.
Swain
Transylvania .
Tyrrell
Union
Rural
Monroe.
Vance
Rural
Henderson.
White School
Population
Male
2,375
1,827
275
273
3,805
3,422
113
270
4<,948
4,430
518
5,376
3,743
1,299
334
.4,983
4,370
265
348
3,787
1,273
934
339
4,188
3,806
382
3,612
5,473
4,525
734
214
2,013
1,464
551
4,865
4,469
396
1,968
1,148
820
Female
2,293
1,739
263
291
3,669
3,265
124
280
4,503
3,969
534
5,338
3,683
1,339
316
4,865
4,076
281
308
3,391
1,206
890
316
4,249
3,807
442
3,342
5,098
4,221
670
207
1,845
1,465
510
4,402
3,987
415
1,869
993
876
Colored School
Population
Male
1,894
1,571
152
171
4,769
14.432
164
173
1,827
1,418
409
1,468
1,050
418
813
813
1,904
1,729
1,580
149
356
356
383
479
372
107
29
132
269
1,579
1,407
172
1,756
1,041
715
Female
2,009
1,560
216
233
4,778
24,390
163
225
1,981
1,551
430
1,629
1,064
565
891
891
2,013
1,895
1,599
296
414
414
394
481
350
131
27
123
248
1,569
1,359
210
1,890
1,156
734
Total
School
Population
U, 210 Indians. 21,150 Indians. '909 Indians. M,003 Indians. ^480 Indians. 6544 Indians.
School Attendance, 1916-1917 89
Table X. School Attendance—Coniinwed.
White School
Enrollment
90 School Attendance, 1916-1917
Table X. School Attendance—Continued.
Counties
Wake _.
Rural
Raleigh.
Warren
Washington.
Rural..
Roper
Plymouth.
Watauga.
Wayne
Rural
Goldsboro
Mount Olive.
Fremont
Wilkes
Rural
North Wilkesboro.
Wilson
Rural
Wilson City.
Lucama
Elm City....
Yadkin.
Yancey .
North Carolina.
Rural
City
White School
PoiKilation
Male
6,717
4,354
2,363
1,089
1,511
1,252
102
157
2,274
3,809
2,593
831
242
143
5,287
4,985
282
2,491
2,330
891
152
118
2,646
2,696
Female
290,151
236,242
53,909
6,576
4,292
2,284
949
1.414
1,150
82
182
1,977
3,621
2,418
826
237
140
5,117
4,836
281
3,233
2,135
813
142
143
2,556
2,603
Colored School
Population
Male
4,929
3,266
1,663
2,242
1,372
915
182
275
57
2,819
1,673
821
215
110
524
474
50
2,730
1,768
801
59
102
236
77
Female
276,646
221,803
54.843
132,671
103,977
28,694
4,995
3,298
1,697
2,134
1,332
889
173
270
32
2,828
1,581
850
259
138
546
514
32
2,918
1,809
913
77
119
240
65
138,197
106,760
31,437
Total
School
Population
23,217
15,210
8,007
6,414
5,629
4,206
539
884
4,340
13,077
8,265
3,328
953
531
11,454
10,809
645
12,372
8,042
3,418
430
482
5,678
5,441
837.665
668,782
168,883
School Attendance, 1916-1917 91
D. TEACHERS, SALARIES, AND LENGTH OF TERM
TABLE XI. SALARIES AND TERM, NUMBER AND SEX OF TEACHERS,
1916-1917
This table shows by races the total number and sex of teachers, rural
and city, employed during 1916-1917, the school term in days, the whole
annual amount paid teachers, the average annual amount paid each teacher
and the average monthly amount paid each teacher.
Summary of Table XI, and Comparison With 1915-1916
North
Carolina
Total number of teachers, 1916-'17
Total number of teachers, 1915-'16
Increase
Number white teachers employed, 1916-'17
Number white teachers employed, 191S-'16
Increase
Number white male teachers employed, 1916-'17
Number white male teachers employed, 1915-'16
Increase
Number white female teachers employed, 1916-'17
Number white female teachers employed, 1915-'16
Increase
Number colored teachers employed, 1916-'17
Number colored teachers employed, 1915-'16
Increase...
Number colored male teachers employed, 1916-'17
Number colored male teachers employed, 1915-'16-
Increase
Number colored female teachers employed, 1916-'17
Number colored female teachers employed. 1915-'16
Increase
Amount paid all teachers, 1916-'17
Amount paid all teachers, 1915-'16-
Increase
Amount paid white teachers, 1916-'17
Amount paid white teachers, 1915-'16
Increase
Amount paid colored teachers, 1916-'17
Amount paid colored teachers, 1915-'16
Increase
Average annual amount paid each teacher, 1916-'17 ^.
Average annual amount paid each teacher. 1915-'16
Increase
Average annual amount paid each white teacher, 1916-'17 .
Average annual amount paid each white teacher, 1915-'16 .
Increase
Average annual amount paid each colored teacher, 1916-'17.
Average annual amount paid each colored teacher, 1915-'16.
Increase
^Decrease.
12,313
12,015
298
9,415
9,146
269
2,100
2,295
*195
7,315
6,851
464
2,898
2,869
29
762
787
*25
2,136
2,082
54
$2,869,033.89
2,725,718.10
143,315.79
2,478.851.91
2,353,660.38
125,191.53
390,181.98
372,057.72
18,124.26
233.09
227.84
5.25
263.29
257.77
5.52
134.64
131.01
3.63
1,
2,733
2,535
198
2,112
949
163
239
221
18
1,873
1,728
145
621
586
35
120
121
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465
36
$1,158,296.33
1,068,906.62
89,389.71
994,115.45
904,691.65
89,423.80
164,180.88
164,214.97
*34.09
423.89
433.58
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470. 70
486.13
*15.43
264.39
272.78
*8.39
15,046
14,550
496
11,527
11,095
432
2,339
2,516
*177
9,188
8,579
609
3,519
3,4.55
64
882
908
*26
2,637
2,547
90
$4,027,330.22
3,794,624.72
232,705.50
3,472,967.36
3,258,352.03
214,615.33
554,362.86
536,272.69
18,090.17
267.67
264.36
3.31
301.38
296.62
4.76
157.53
155.80
1.73
Salaries and Term, 1916-1917 93
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TABLE XII. SCHOOL PROPERTY, DISTRICTS. AND DISTRICTS
CONSOLIDATED
This table shows, by races, the number of rural school districts, the number
and value of rural and city public schoolhouses and grounds, and the number
of rural school districts abolished by consolidation.
Summary of Table XII, and Comparison With 1915-1916
Total value of all school propertj', 1916-'17
Total value of all school property, 1915-'16
Increase
Value of white school property, 1916-'17
Value of white school propertj', 1915-'16
Increase
Value of colored school property. 1916-'17
Value of colored school property, 1915-'16
Increase.
Total number schoolhouses, 1916-'17
Total number schoolhouses, 1915-'16
Increase
Number of white schoolhouses, 1916-'17
Number of white schoolhouses, 1915-'16
Increase.-
Number of colored schoolhouses, 1916-'17
Number of colored schoolhouses, 1915-'16
Increase
Average value of each schoolhouse, 1916-'17
Average value of each schoolhouse, 1915-'16
Increase
Average value of each white schoolhouse, 1916-'17
Average value of each white schoolhouse, 1915-'16
Increase
Average value of each colored schoolhouse, 1916-'17
Average value of each colored schoolhouse, 1915-'16
Increase
Total number of rural school districts, 1916-'17
Total number of rural school districts, 1915-'16
Increase
Number of rural white school districts, 1916-'17.--
Number of rural white school districts, 1915-'16 :
Increase
Number of rural colored school districts, 1916-'17
Number of rural colored districts, 1915-'16
Increase _
Total number of districts abolished by consolidation.
1916-'17
Total number of white districts abolished by consolidation,
1916-'17
Total number of colored districts abolished by consolida-tion,
1916-'17
Rural
$7, 092,327.00
13.5,060.18
957,266.82
310,309.00
467,795.61
842,513.39
782,018.00
667,264.57
114,7.53.43
7,723
7,743
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5,430
5,4491
*19
2,293
2,294
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792.08
126.26
1,162.12
1,003.43
168.69
341.31
290.89
50.42
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797
18
424
445
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2,391
2,352
39
53
45
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5,3.54
846
484
738
745
717
616
100
17
15
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21
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064.16
995.60
010.18
757.43
252. 75
360
345
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225
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126
120
6
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521.22
703.97
607.09
058.06
549. 03
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139.62
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Carolina
$13,293
11,489
1,803
11,794
10,205
1,588
1,499
1,284
215
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508.99
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619.69
531.91
87.78
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TABLE XIII. NUMBER OF RURAL SCHOOLS, 1916-1917
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Scholarship of Teachers, 1916-1917 123
TABLE XIV. SCHOLARSHIP OF TEACHERS, 1916-1917
This table shows the grade of scholarship of the rural teachers employed
during the year, as reported by the county superintendents, also something
of the training and experience of all teachers, rural and city, and the num-ber
of teachers employed in rural local tax districts.
Summary of Table XIV, and Comparison With 1915-1916
I
White:
Number white teachers, 1916-'17
Number white teachers, 1915-'16
Inciease
First grade, 1916-'17
First grade, 1915-'16 .-.
Increase
Second grade, 1916-'17
Second grade, 1915-'16
Increase
Third grade, 1916-'17-.-
Third grade, 1915-'16
Increase
Number employed in rural local tax districts, 1916-'17..
Number employed in rural local tax districts, 1915-'16-.
Increase
Number having four years experience, 1916-'17
Number having four years experience, 1915-'16
Increase
Number holding college diploma, 1916-'17
Number holding college diploma, 1915-'16
Increase
Percentage of teachers employed in local tax districts,
1916-'17
Percentage of teachers employed in local tax districts,
1915-'16... -.
Increase
Colored:
Number colored teachers, 1916-'17.
Number colored teachers, 1915-'16.
Increase
First grade, 1916-'17...- -
First grade, 1915-'16.
Increase
Second grade, 1916-'17
Second grade, 1915-'16-- -
Increase
Third grade, 1916-'17.
Third grade, 1915-'16.
Increase
Rural
9,415
9,146
269
7,492
7,129
363
1,864
1,938
*74
59
79
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4,340
4,048
292
3,892
4,031
*139
1,388
1,446
*58
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2,898
2,869
29
998
1,004
*6
1,851
1,816
35
49
59
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2,112
1,949
163
1,190
1,261
*71
1,067
1,102
*35
621
586
35
North
Carolina
11,527
11,095
432
7,492
7,129
363
1,864
1,938
•74
59
79
*20
4,340
4,048
292
5,082
5,292
*210
2,455
2,548
*93
46.1
44.2
1.9
3,519
3,455
64
998
1,004
•6
1,851
1,816
35
49
59
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'Decrease.
124 Scholarship of Teachers, 1916-1917
Table XIV. Scholarship of Teacstsss—Continued.
Colored—con.
Number employed in rural local tax districts, 1916-'17
Number employed in rural local tax districts, 1915-'16
Increase...
Number having four years experience, 1916-'17
Number having four years experience, 1915-'16
Increase
Number holding college diploma, 1916-'17
Number holding college diploma, 1915-'16
Increase
Percentage of teachers employed in rural local tax dis-tricts,
1916-'17
Percentage of teachers employed in rural local tax dis-tricts,
1915-'16
Increase
'Decrease.
Rural
768
744
24
1,505
1,569
*64
354
411
57
26.2
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456
382
74
197
202
*5
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Carolina
768
744
24
1,961
1,951
10
551
613
*62
26.2
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TABLE XV. RURAL SCHOOLHOUSBS, 1916-1917
The following table shows the number of rural schoolhouses, white and
colored, the number built of brick, the number of frame and the number
of log schoolhouses, the number of districts having no house, the number
of schoolhouses furnished with patent desks, the number furnished with
homemade desks, and the number furnished with benches, the number of
new rural schoolhouses built and their cost.
Summary of Table XV, and Comparison With 1915-1916
Number of schoolhouses, 1916-'17
Number of schoolhouses, 1915-'16
Increase
Number built of brick, 1916-'17
Number of frame houses, 1916-'17
Number of log schoolhouses, 1916-'17
Number of log schoolhouses, 1915-'16
Increase.
Number districts having no house, 1916-'17
Number districts having no house, 1915-'16
Increase.--
Number houses furnished with patent desks, 1916-'17
Number houses furnished with patent desks, 1915-'16
Increase
Number houses furnished with home-made desks, 1916-'17
Number houses furnished with home-made desks, 1915-'16-
Increase
Number houses furnished with benches, 1916-'17
Number houses furnished with benches, 1915-'16
Increase
Number new schoolhouses built, 1916-'17
Number new schoolhouses built, 1915-'16
Increase--
Cost of new schoolhouses built, 1916-'17
Cost of new schoolhouses built, 1915-16-
Increase -
White
5,430
5,449
*19
136
5,271
23
29
*6
56
88
*32
3,829
3,711
118
1,349
1 436
*87
254
302
*48
287
287
$ 748,999.36
Colored
2,293
2,294
*1
4
2,189
100
HI
*11
115
135
*20
633
557
76
1,266
1,190
76
396
548
*152
107
92
15
78,014.63
White and
Colored
7,723
2,414
*20
140
7,460
123
140
*17
171
213
*52
4,462
4,268
194
2,615
2,626
*11
650
850
*200
394
379
15
827,014.99
374,921.17
453,093.82
'Decrease.
138 EURAL SCHOOLHOUSES, 1916-1917
Table XV. Rural
Counties
Alamance...
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
Johnston
Jones
White
CO
EuRAL Schoolhouses, 1916-1917 139
Schoolhouses—Continued.
Colored
Number
of
Schoolhouses
140 Rural Schoolhouses, 1916-1917
/
Table XV. Rural
Counties
Lee
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowelL
Mecklenburg
Mitchell
Montgomery
Moore
Nash
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—
North Carolina
White
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30
44
58
58
66
39
58
72
45
57
65
53
14
40
52
48
23
23
44
26
48
83
31
104
42
76
82
80
90
83
24
60
68
97
48
30
20
94
25
75
37
20
68
65
133
49
60
49
5,430
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43
56
56
66
38
58
67
44
57
63
52
10
38
51
48
20
23
43
26
48
80
30
104
42
69
78
77
90
80
23
60
67
95
45
29
20
92
24
71
34
17
65
65
132
48
59
47
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53
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29
38
42
22
22
36
20
48
69
20
91
41
62
82
45
90
56
24
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75
21
18
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25
75
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26
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36
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17
16
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27
52
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16
17
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51
12
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19
43
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8
24
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8
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4
13
7
8
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4
17
20
13
1
3
9
1
6
11
11
2
2
5
2
4
7
700
Rural Schoolhouses, 1916-1917 141
Schoolhouses—Continued.
Colored
142 Distribution of $250,000 fok 1916-1917
TABLE XVI. RECORD OR DISTRIBUTION OF THE STATE PER CAPITA
APPROPRIATION OP $250,000.00 FOR 1916-1917
Counties
Alamance
Alexander
Alleghany
Anson
Ashe
Avery...
Beaufort
Bertie.
Bladen
Brunswick
Buncombe
Burke...
Cabairus
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
Johnston
Totals.
Popula-tion
9
4
2
9
7
4
10
8
7
5
19
7
9
7
2
4
5
11
7
5
3
1
10
9
8
12
3
1
11
4
9
13
11
19
8
14
3
1
9
5
21
14
776
377
991
677
243
075
585
667
240
094
506
327
590
512
190
467
376
533
936
519
491
657
923
920
782
188
Oil
793
294
686
500
669
421
516
581
783
833
595
051
060
119
054
688
335
824
717
309
143
590
265
268
Amount
Apportioned
2,844.40
1,273.53
870. 25
2,815.60
2,107.40
1,185.65
3,079.80
2,521.75
2,i06.55
1,482.15
5,675.45
2,131.85
2,790.30
2,185.67
637.20
1,299.71
1,564.20
3,355.62
2,309.05
1,605.80
1,015.74
482.13
3,178.15
2,886.30
2,555.20
3,546.20
876.08
521.70
3,286.10
1,363.43
2,764.12
3,977.11
3,323.05
5,678.37
2,496.70
4,301.26
1,115.24
464.08
2,633.45
1,472.25
6,144.75
4,089.15
2,818.80
2,425.15
1,694.55
1,663.40
1,253.74
914.48
3,372.20
1,531.90
4,733.33
Counties
Jones
Lee
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon..
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg
Mitchell
Montgomery
Moore
Nash
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
Libraries
Teacher training.
Popula-tion
3.400
4,289
9,123
6,548
4,704
7,957
6,521
6,166
24,901
3,867
5,487
7,638
13,805
8,547
7,486
5,508
5,729
3,836
5,561
5,641
4,576
5,998
13,526
3,201
11,224
8,668
16,784
13,281
13,711
10,585
10,815
6,031
8,229
7,567
11,420
3,871
2,931
1,537
12,677
7,088
23,603
7,240
5,691
4,267
12,970
11,481
11,308
5,317
5,248
828,296
Amount
Apportioned
Equalizing Fund, 1916-1917 143
TABLE XVII. APPORTIONMENT OF THE STATE EQUALIZING FUND,
1916-1917
The State Equalizing Fund for 1916-1917 amounted to $443,161.32, which
was apportioned to ninety-seven counties to provide for the salaries of their
teachers for a sufficient additional term to bring the minimum term in all the
counties of the State to 98 days. Below will be found the amount apportioned
to each county and the number of days additional term provided by the
State Equalizing Fund. The three counties that received no apportionment
from this fund had sufficient funds from regular co'unty sources to provide a
term of more than the minimum term for the State and were, therefore,
ineligible to receive aid from this fund.
Counties
Alamance
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
15.4
45
41
18
33.3
38
18
18
18
18
14
18
18
18
33
18
18
18
18
18
18
27
18
18
15
18
30.75
63
18
18
18
13
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
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Counties
4,809.03
8,032.50
4,356.25
3,593.25
8,241.75
4,384.25
6,113.25
4,560.75
4,445.10
2,992.50
7,223.64
3,312.00
5,044.50
3,786.75
2,054.25
3,064.50
2,578.50
5,946.75
4,478.85
2,893.50
1,914.75
992.25
6,939.90
7,164.00
3,423.75
5,633.32
3,110.36
3,748.50
6,285.15
2,655.00
5,660.32
5,329.74
4,742.62
4,387.50
8,025.75
2,342.25
877. 50
4.851.00
2,497.05
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett..
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford
Hoke
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lee
Lenoir..
Lincoln
Macon...
Madison
Martin
McDowell-
Mecklenburg...
Mitchell
Montgomery...
Moore _.
Nash -.
New Hanover.
Northampton.
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Pender
Perquimans
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph.
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham...
Rowan
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35.5
18
20
6.5
6.5
8
9.4
8
32.5
6.5
49.6
6.3
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5,207.40
995.00
3,177.00
2,619.00
1,794.15
4,481.87
7,127.10
3,280.00
7,124.70
2,103.75
2,650.50
4,417.87
3,842.10
2,542.50
3,258.00
1,825.95
3,044.25
7,056.00
4,273.75
2,974.95
4,734.00
1,650.00
4,927.50
4,135.50
3,730.50
6,324.00
2,447.04
3,154.05
2,003.40
3,231.18
7,985.25
1,566.00
5,180.40
4,054.50
8, 842..50
7,308.45
6,828.00
144 Equalizing Fund, 1916-1917
Table XVII. Apportioxmext of the State Equalizing Fund—Continued,
Counties
Rutherford
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly..
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania.
Tyrrell
Union
Vance.
Total.
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Counties
6,046.20 Wake...
5,652.45 Warren.
2,722.50 Washington.
4,473.00 Watauga.
4,44.3.75 Wayne.
6,448.50 Wilkes.
2,488.50 Wilson-
1,917.00 Yadkin.
1,160.10 Yancey.
7,175.25 State Board Examiners.
3,883.50
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18
18
18
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24
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23.9
38
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12,065.40
3,645.00
1,939.50
2,400.97
4,534.37
9,504.00
2,9.34.25
3.605.91
5,405.50
15,000.00
443,161.34
A. RECEIPTS FOR SCHOOLS
TABLE I. SCHOOL FUND AND SOURCES, 1917-1918
This table shows the total school fund of each county and of each separate
town or city school system for the scholastic year beginning July 1, 1917,
and ending June 30, 1918, and shows the sources of same.
146 School Fund, 1917-1918
Table I. School Fund
School Fund, 1917-1918 147
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
148 School Fu.xd, 1917-1918
Table I. School Fund
School Fund, 1917-1918 149
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
150 School Fund, 1917-1918
Table I. School Fund
School Fund, 1917-1918 151
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
152 School Fund, 1917-1918
Table I. School Fund
School Fund, 1917-1918 153
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
154 School Fund, 1917-1918
Table I. School Fund
Counties
Macon...
Madison.
Martin
Rural
Williamston...
Robersonville.
McDowell
Rural
Marion. --
Old Fort
Mecklenburg
Rural-
Charlotte.
Davidson.
MitchelL
Montgomery.
Rural...
Troy...
Moore
Rural
Carthage
Southern Pines.
Aberdeen
Cameron
Nash
Rural
Rocky Mount.
Spring Hope.-
New Hanover
Rural
Wilmington.
Northampton.
Onslow
Orange
Rural...
Chapel Hill.
Balance
Brought
Forward,
July 1,
1917
$ 279.54
8,016.81
16,018.02
17,110.93
*1,244.47
151.56
143.90
89.15
3.52
51.23
19,582.51
6,067.72
13,568.90
*74.11
401.51
4,787.16
4,787.16
900.28
405.51
654.38
645. 73
124.43
70.23
3,716.02
2,724.35
962.79
28.88
343.57
343.57
13,758.83
554.90
3,498.65
3,600.58
•101.93
Revenue Receipts
Local Funds
General
County
Property
and Poll
Taxes
$ 12,516.54
23,125.50
21,496.99
17,981.99
2,115.00
1,400.00
30,641.41
26,824.41
2,087.80
1,729.20
100,300.10
46, 058..34
54,241.76
Local
District
Taxes
Fines
Forfeitures
and
Penalties
S 7,128.58 $ 99.76
5,850.81 495.85
10,266.95
15,066.67
13,593.67
1,473.00
29,428.69
25,036.09
1,630.00
660.00
1,155.00
947.60
36,169.19
24,951.24
9,705.15
1,512.80
48,571.65
6,571.65
t42,000.00
33,767.11
25,296.77
26,576.31
24,511.31
2,065.00
State Appropri
$250,000
Per
Capita
Appropri-ation
16,128.64
8,472.69
4,273.30
3,382.65
7,046.09
5,100.00
1,946.09
101,519.02
18,845.58
82,673.44
1,693.00
1,693.00
1,052.40
1,052.40
11,831.58
11,831.58
$ 1,369.45
2,432.74
1,970.80
1,970.80
State
Equalizing
Fund
S 2,093.80
3,028.60
3,062.82
3,062.82
1,833.06
1,833.06
1,940.76
12,050.37
7,982.37
4,068.00
15,877.13
3,778.65
2,954.00
2,904.62
5,217.13
1,022.73
56,491.53
25,419.68
28,571.85
2,500.00
33,472.92
1,843.56
131,629.36
17,588.07
12,443.64
9,343.57
5,594.88
3,748.69
1,116.91
1,116.91
7,203.75
7,203.75
1,096.18
1,476.85
1,476.85
961 . 93
877. 68
84.25
4,214.80
4,214.80
3,178.15
3,178.15
Pamlico 81.79 11,611.65 6,126.71
•Deficit. flncluded with county funds. JEstimated.
1,182.45
456.33
996. 69
996. 69
10.00
1,909.25
1,909.25
3,755.52
3,755.52
2,432.74
2,432.74
2,494.03
1,621.92
1,612.36
1,612.36
1,075.10
6,222.95
6,222.95
7,056.00
7,056.00
4,005.30
2,473.80
2,473.80
3,957.70
3,957.70
1,650.00
1,650.00
4,081.20
3,678.40
3,325.00
3,325.00
6,210.62
School Fund, 1917-1918 155
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
156 School Fund, 1917-1918
Table I. School Fund
School Fund, 1917-1918 157
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
158 School Fund, 1917-1918
Table I. School Fund
Counties
Sarrpson.
Scotland
Rural
Laurinburg.
Stanly.
Rural
Albemarle.-.
Stokes
Surry
Rural
Mount Airy.
Elkin
Swain
Transylvania.
Tyrrell
Union
Rural...
Monroe.
Vance
Rural.
Henderson.
Wake
Rural
Raleigh
Warren.
Washington
Rural
Roper
Plymouth-
Watauga.
Ws^ne
Rural
Goldsboro
Mount Olive.
Fremont
Balance
Brought
Forward,
July 1,
1917
Revenue Receipts
Local Funds
General
County
Property
and Poll
Taxes
$ 297.78 $ 32,091.04
20.93
5.98
14.95
1,243.23
542.24
700.99
324.20
*7,326.40
*11,950.88
2,941.29
1,683.19
297.64
11,728.03
8,645.49
1,339.62
1,1.32.12
207.50
*341.61
*341.61
10,057.50
10,627.92
*570.42
2,986.24
2,165.52
.36
226.83
1,938.33
2,250.98
4,023.97
1,182.07
569.77
1,703.76
568.37
23,643.66
19,573.66
4,070.00
21,042.54
19,118.79
1,923.75
21,441.27
43,826.70
37,626.70
5,.500. 00
700.00
18,010.46
14,308.82
7,000.00
37,690.21
34,690.21
3,000.00
30,700.00
28,300.00
2,400.00
90,460.60
63,953.08
26,507.52
24,050.09
13,788.64
11,428.64
810.00
1,550.00
13,127.62
42, 755. 82
29,989.82
8,862.70
2,728.30
1,175.00
Local
District
Taxes
Fines
Forfeitures
and
Penalties
$ 17,616.23 $ 365.80
15,849.66
7,780.65
8,669.01
10,376.89
5,341.25
5,0.35.64
2,719.00
14,818.23
3,482.43
7,159.05
4,176.75
8,191.91
10,177.79
3,817.76
29,958.30
15,949.48
14,008.82
30,968.60
8,300.00
22,668.60
91,900.59
33,441.64
58,458.95
12,405.69
10,050.39
4,456.00
1,800.00
3,794.39
49,966.23
8,768.21
29,561.96
7,636.06
t4,000.00
792.36
792.36
State Appropri
$250,000
Per State
Capita Equalizing
Appropri- i Fund
ation
$ 3,113.67 $ 5,236.40
2,741.10
2,741.10
1,566.84
1,478.87
1,478.87
456.41
613.48
1,715.82
1,715.82
2,588.50
2,588.50
2,173.53
3,241.87
3,241.87
1,100.40
895,17
2,371.26
2,371.26
4,039.40
4,039.40
7,467.90
11,970.28
11,970.28
2.310.40
3,962.30
83.51
1,839.60
1,839.60
School Fund, 1917-1918 159
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
160 School Fund, 1917-1918
Table I. School Fund
School Fund, 1917-1918 161
AND Sources—Continued.
Revenue Receipts
162 School Fund, 1917-1918
TABLE II. PER CAPITA AMOUNT RAISED FOR EACH CHILD
This table shows the school fund actually raised during the year, the
per capita amount raised for each child of school age, the total amount of
all taxable property, and the amount of taxable property for each chiild
of school age.
B. SCHOOL EXPENDITURES
ft
TABLE IV. SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES, 1917-1918
This table gives the total amount spent for teaching and supervision,
administration, operation and maintenance of plants, outlay payments,
borrowed money repaid and the balance on hand June 30, 1918, and the
total expenditures for all purposes.
Summary of Table IV, and Comparison With 1916-1917
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TABLE V. SPENT FOR TEACHING AND SUPERVISION, 1917-1918
This table shows the amount of money expended for teaching and super-vision
and a comparison with the total amount spent for schools.
Summary of Table V, and Comparison With 1916-1917
Total of all expenditures, 1917-'18
Total of all expenditures, 1916-'17
Increase
Supervision (superintendents), 1917-'18..
Supervision '.superintendents), 1916-'17
Increase.-..
White teachers, 1917-'18
White teachers, 1916-'17
Increase
Colored teachers, 1917-'18
Colored teachers, 1916-'17
Increase
Total for teaching and supervision, 1917-'18
Total for teaching and supervision, 1916-'17
Increase
Percentage for teaching and supervision, 1917-'18
Percentage for teaching and supervision, 1916-'17
Increase
Percentage for supervision alone, 1917-'18
Percentage for supervision alone, 1916-'17
Increase
Average salary of superintendents, 1917-'18
Average salary of superintendents, 1916-'17
Increase
Rural
874,827.83
812,380.84
62,446.99
129,774.65
120,608.64
9,166.01
631,100.67
478,851.91
152,248.76
406,088.45
390,181.98
15,906.47
166,963.77
989,642.53
177,321.24
65
62«2
2.8
2.6
2.5
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1,297.75
1,206.08
91.67
City
S2, 647,544.97
2,609,573.31
37,971.66
151,719.12
141,644.12
10,075.00
1,122,722.41
994,115.45
128,606.96
169,206.93
164,180.88
5,026.05
1,443,648.46
1,299,940.45
143,708.01
55
50
5
5.7
5.4
.3
1,431.31
1,361.96
69.35
North
Carolina
7,522
7,421
100
281
262
19
3,753
3,472
280
575
554
20
4,610
4,289
321
,372.80
954.15
418.65
493.77
252.76
241.01
822.08
,967.36
854.72
,295.38
362.86
932.52
,612.23
,582.98
,029.25
61.3
57.8
3.5
3.7
3.5
.2
,366.42
,286.55
79.87
Counties
176 Expenditures, 1917-1918
Table V. Spent
Expenditures, 1917-1918 177
Table V. Spent for Teaching and Supervision—Conhnwefi.
178 Expenditures, 1917-1918
Table V. Spent for Teaching and Supervision
Expenditures, 1917-1918 179
Table V. Spent
180 EXPENBITURES, 1917-1918
Table V. Spent ]
Expenditures, 1917-1918 181
Table V. Spent for Te.\ching and Supervision—Continued.
182 Expenditures, 1917-1918
Table V. Spent for Teaching and Supervision—Continued.
Counties
Expenditures, 1917-1918 183
TABLE VI. SPENT FOR ADMINISTRATION, ETC., 1917-1918
This table shows what was paid for the administration of the schools and
the school funds—expenses of county superintendents, census, mileage, per
diem and expenses of county boards of education, school committeemen,
treasurers and secretaries of school boards, office assistants and all unclassi-fied
expenditures i. e., attorney fees, expenses of local tax elections, medical
inspection, home demonstration work, etc.)
Summary of Table VI, and Comparison With 1916-1917
Rural City
North
Carolina
Expenses of county superintendents, 1917-'18
Expenses of county superintendents, 1916-'17
Increase--- -
Census, 1917-'18
Census, 1916-'17 --
Increase
Mileage and per diem of county board, 1917-'18-
Mileage and per diem of county board, 1916-'17.
Increase
Expenses of county board, 1917-'18
Expenses of county board, 1916-'17
Increase
School committeemen, 1917-'18
School committeemen, 1916-'17
Increase
Treasurer and secretary, 1917-'18
Treasurer and secretary, 1916-'I7
Increase
Office assistance, 1917-'18---
Office assistance, 1916-'17
Increase
All other administrative expenses, 1917-'18-
All other administrative expenses, 1916-'17
Increase —
Total for administration, 1917-'18
Total for administration, 191t)-'17
Increase
Percentage for administration, 1917-'18
Percentage for administration, 1916-'17
Increase -- .-
17,518.98
14,521.41
2,997.57
16,945.96
16,896.64
49.32
14,363.34
14,877.49
•514.15
9,577.26
8,986.65
590. 61
2,109.82
2,093.72
16.10
33,557.60
39,886.18
•6,328.58
31,725.44
25,257.88
6,467.56
48,757.36
52,676.71
•3,919.35
174.5.55.76
175,196.68
•640.92
3.5
2,458.45
1,018.34
1,440.11
850. 75
•850. 76
6, 683. 10
7,223.19
•640. 09
3,482.04
2,893.43
587.61
21,949.49
18,125.59
3,823.90
34,573.08
30,111.30
4,461.78
1.3
1.1
.2
17,518.98
14,521.41
2,997.57
19,404.41
17,914.98
1,489.43
14,363.34
14,877.49
•514.15
9,577.26
8,986.65
590.61
2,109.82
2,944.47
•834.65
40,240.70
47,109.37
•6,968.67
35,207.48
28,151.31
7,056.17
70,706.85
70,802.30
•95.45
209, 128. 84
205,307.98
3,820.86
2.7
2.7
•Decrease.
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Expenditures, 1917-1918 189
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TABLE VII.
Expenditures, 1917-1918 195
SPENT FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF
SCHOOL PLANTS, 1917-1918
This table shows what was spent for the operation and maintenance of the
school plants and includes the following items: fuel and janitors, supplies,
ibrooms, buckets, etc., insurance and rent.
iSUMMABY OF TABLE VII, AND COMPARISON WlTH 1916-1917
196 Expenditures, 1917-1918
Table VII. Spent for Oper.4.tion and Maintenance of School Plants—Continued.
Counties
Expenditures, 1917-1918 197
Table VII. Spent for Operation and Maintenance of School Plants—Continued.
Counties
Columbus-
Craven
Rural
New Bern.
Cumberland
Rural -.
Fayetteville.
Currituck -
Dare.
Davidson
Rural --
Lexington.
Thomasville.
Davie
Rural
Mocksville.
Duplin.
Durham
Rural
Durham.
Edgecombe
Rural
Tarboro.
Forsyth
Rural.
Winston-Salem.
Kernersville
Franlclin
Rural
Franklinton.
Louisburg
Youngsville.
Gaston
Rural
Gastonia
Bessemer City.
Gates.
Graham .
Granville
Rural...
Oxford.
Greene
Fuel
and
Janitor
Supplies—
Brooms,
Buckets, etc.
$ 1,651.34
4,335.39
1,997.79
2,937.60
2,688.57
83.60
2,604.97
487.51
436.24
3,535.72
1,679.50
820.00
1,036.22
1,013.74
591.20 !
422.54
802.55 '
13,612.29
3,113.51
10,498.78
3,794.90
850. 31
2,944.59
11-, 460. 37
2,763.78
8,411.87
284. 72
1 , 508. 92
304.50
402.30
640. 67
161.45
7,781.49
5,277.81
1,803.25
700.43
859.63
246. 25
1 , 757. 27
888.17
869.10
740. 69
Insurance
512.89
971 . 79
376. 04
595.75
1,971.12
1,074.60
896.52
22.39
45.96
845.26
35.00
598.48
211.78
199.18
50.08
149.10
510.34
4,079.55
1,1.34.03
2,945.52
2,480.32
1,105.82
1,374..50
3,509.17
247. 78
3,214.37
47.02
336.53
190. 18
75.00
71.35
6,853.90
2,895.02
3,864.45
94.43
47.45
6.00
780.14
609.83
170.31
219.60
857.42
55.20
55.20
950.15
689.35
260. 80
98.40
82.34
Rent
55.78
26.56
34.56
34.56
492.53
1,047.25
631.91
415.34
112.03
81.80
30.23
1,464.87
247. 13
1,217.74
743.13
560. 00
132.50
50.63
210.00
. 210.00
49.44
519.96
411.86
108.10
37.83
109.25
10.00
10.00
13.00
13.00
20.00
20.00
475. 85
363.35
112.50
1,391.00
791.00
600. 00
20.00
20.00
Total
$ 3,130.90
5,962.38
2,373.83
3,588.55
5,619.84
1,857.55
3,762.29
509.80
580.60
4,476.32
1,727.50
1,474.26
1,274.56
1,267.48
661.28
606.20
1,805.42
19,214.94
5,242.80
13,972.14
6,387.25
2,037.93
4,349.32
17,825.41
4,049.69
13,443.98
331.74
2,588.58
864.50
592.48
848.17
283.43
14,845.39
8,172.83
5,667.70
1,004.86
956. 52
252. 25
3,077.37
1,929.86
1,147.51
998.12
198 Expenditures, 1917-1918
Table VII. Spent for Operation
Expenditures, 1917-1918 199
Table VII. Spent for Operation and Maintenance of School Plants—Continued.
Counties
200 Expenditures, 1917-1918
Table VII. Spent for Operation and Maintenance of School Plants—Continued.
Counties
Expenditures, 1917-1918 201
Table VII. Spent for Operation ai^d Maintenance of School Plants—Continued.
Counties
202 Expenditures, 1917-1918
TABLE VIII. OUTLAY PAYMENTS, NEW BUILDINGS, SITES, RE-PAIRS,
APPARATUS AND FURNITURE, 1917-1918
This table shows the outlay payments, being the amounts paid for new-buildings,
repairs and sites, white and colored, furniture and apparatus, and
for libraries.
Summary of Table VIII, and Comparison With 1916-1917
Expenditures, 1917-1918 203
204 Expenditures, 1917-1918
Expenditures, 1917-1918 205
206 Expenditures, 1917-1918
Expenditures, 1917-1918 207
208 EXPENBITURES, 1917-1918
Expenditures, 1917-1918 209
210 ExPEIS^DITURES, 1917-1918
TABLE IX. BORROWED MONEY REPAID, INTEREST, BONDS,
SINKING FUND, 1917-1918
This table shows the following: Amounts repaid State Loan Fund, bor-rowed
money and temporary loans from banks (in anticipation of taxes)
repaid, bonds redeemed, payments on sinking funds and interest on bonds,
and all other bond payments, interest, taxes refunded, transfers, errors and
overcharges.
Summary of Table IX, and Comparison With 1916-1917
Repaid State Loan Fund, 1917-'18
Repaid State Loan Fund, 1916-'17..
Increase
Borrowed money, temporary loans repaid, 1917-'18
Borrowed money, temporary loans repaid, 1916-'17
Increase
Interest, 1917-'18 -
Interest, 1916-'17 ,.
Increase
Bonds paid, transferred to sinking funds, 1917-'18
Bonds paid, transferred to sinking funds, 1916-'17
Increase
Taxes refunded, errors, transfers, overcharges, 1917-'18
Taxes refunded, errors, transfers, overcharges, 1916-'17
Increase
Total borrowed money repaid, 1917-'18
Total borrowed money repaid, 1916-'17
Increase
Percentage of total expenditures borrowed money repaid,
1917-'18...
Percentage of total expenditures borrowed money repaid,
1916-'17
Increase.
Rural
111,105.81
108.757.33
2,348.48
422,033.83
501,713.77
*79,679.94
31,684.31
26,177.79
5,506.52
35,617.08
33,271.04
2,346.04
28,889.07
20,907.20
7,981.87
629,330.10
690,827.13
*61,497.03
12.7
14.4
*1.7
City
1,918.00
*1, 918.00
327,435.41
412, 066..35
*84,630.94
26,782.48
15,609.82
11,172.66
88,222.51
99,453.82
*11,231.31
23,302.51
10,818.30
12,484.21
465,742.91
541,266.29
*75,523..38
17.1
20.7
*3.6
North
Carolina
I 111
110
749
913
*164
58
13
14
123
132
*8
52
31
20
1,095
1,232
*137
105.81
675.33
430.48
469.24
780.12
310.88
466.79
787.61
679. 18.
839.59
724.86
885.27
191.58
725.50
466.08
073.01
093.42
020.41
14.6
16.6
*2.0
Counties
Alamance..
Rural
Burlington...
Graham
Haw River...
Mebane__
Elon College.
Alexander.
Alleghany.
Anson
Rural
Wadesboro-
State
Loan
Fund
Borrowed
Money
Repaid,
Temporary
Loans
from
Banks, etc.
763.81
295.62
1,763.46
1,763.46
810,750.00
9,850.00
300.00
600. 00
Interest
993.56
336.36
397.47
160.80
86.81
12.12
Bonds
Paid and
Transferred
to Sinking
Fund
Taxes
Refunded,
Errors,
Over-charges,
and
Transfers
Total
Borrowed
Money
Repaid
150.15
150.15
2,105.00
2,000.00
105.00
259. 00
8.00
14.60
14.60
S 11,893.71
10,336.51
397.47
160.80
386.81
612.12
2.539.61
1,599.10
940.51
32.20
42.64
42.80
42.80
1,055.01
346. 26
6,465.47
5.419.96
1,045.5 1
•Decrease.
Counties
Ashe-
Avery.
Beaufort
Rural
Washiiigton.
Belhaven
Bertie
Rural
' Windsor--.
Aulander-
Bladen.
Brunswick-
Buncombe
Rural
Asheville-
Burke
Rural
Morganton-
Cabarrus
Rural
Concord-
Caldwell
Rural
Lenoir
Granite Falls.
Camden.
Carteret
Rural
Beaufort
Morehead City.
Caswell
Rural
Pelham
Catawba
Rural
Hickory.
Newton-
Chatham
Expenditures, 1917-1918
Table IX. Borrowed Money Repaid—Continued.
211
state
Loan
Fund
S 1,043.82
825.43
1,464.27
1,464.27
906.00
906.00
455.86
634. 50
4,409.10
4,409.10
Borrowed
Money
Repaid,
Temporary
Loans
from
Banks, etc.
Interest
453.60
"453.60
963.90
968.90
2,062.64
2,062.64
1,034.80
643.27
643.27
159.70
1.59.70
1,848.95
1,848.95
596.50
17,027.99
5,427.99
10,650.00
950.00
7,775.90
6,085.90
1,000.00
690.00
74.20
3,000.00
87,512.40
70,000.00
17,512.40
2.797.47
1,404.00
1,393.47
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,019.87
4,000.00
19.87
35.00
5,175.00
200.00
4,975.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
5,500.00
5,500.00
3,500.00
3,670.00
Bonds
Paid and
Transferred
to Sinking
Fund
215.60
827.12
518.96
218.21
89.95
361.23
344.40
16.83
488.14
4,110.12
603. 16
3,506.96
250.75
199.90
50.85
29.00
29.00
2,574.79
1,534.79
1,040.00
3,927.25
1,542.25
2,385.00
6,382.68
•6,382.68
1,913.75
1,913.75
924.98
924.98
71.10
276.61
107..50
17.33
151.78
194.81
194.81
1,393.50
1,383.50
10.00
740.00
574.38
Taxes
Refunded,
Errors,
Over-charges,
and
Transfers
574.38
1,240.78
481.01
725..50
34.77
411.88
4.0S0.58
2,965.58
1,125.00
7.92
99.97
14.80
55.17
30.00
8,822.94
779.90
8,043.04
1,388.00
1,388.00
5.18
1.10
4.08
236.14
40.30
40.30
Total
Borrowed
Money
Repaid
$ 1,051.74
1 , 041 . 03
21,894.17
8,946.01
10,868.21
2,079.95
13,070.35
7,351.10
2,614.25
3,105.00
530.06
4,122.64
111,237.24
82,174.84
29,062.40
5,415.57
2,057.50
3,358.07
6.385 90
2,356.90
4,029.00
8,406.17
6 987.62
1,384.60
33.95
2,117.04
6,709.56
750. 77
217..33
5.741.46
1,354.51
1,.354. 51
17.40
17.40
19,868.21
7,829.96
7,191.08
4,847.17
1,008.38
212 EXPEXDITURES, 1917-1918
Table IX. Borrowed Money Repaid—Continued.
Counties
Cherokee
Rural
Andrews.
Murphy..
Chowan
Rural
Edenton.
Clay
Cleveland
Rural
Shelby
Kings Mountain.
Columbus
Craven
Rural
New Bern.
Cumberland
Rural
Fayetteville.
Currituck.
Dare
Davidson
Rural
Lexington
Thomasville.
Davie
Rural
Moeksville.
Duplin.
Durham
Rural
Durham.
Edgecombe
Rural
Tarboro..
Forsyth
Rural ._
Winston-Salem.
Kernersville
State
Loan
Fund
$ 1,302.06
1,302.06
Borrowed
Money
Repaid,
Temporary
Loans
from
Banks, etc.
310.00
310.00
$ 5,710.00
3,000.00
2,710.00
Interest
412.47
707.07
707.07
9,000.00
6.500.00
2,500.00
350.00
1,498.43
460.00
460.00
1,069.71
1,069.71
835.23
642. 20
602.13
602.13
250.00
8,047.50
8,047.50
9,950.00
6,950.00
3,000.00
100.00
1,254.35
1 , 657. 84
.? 173.75
120.00
53.75
147.74
107.06
40.68
187.10
180.00
7.10
435.25
573.08
Bonds
Paid and
Transferred
to Sinking
Fund
•S 3,032.55
1,929.80
1,102.75
Taxes
Refunded,
Errors,
Over-charges,
and
Transfers
Total
Borrowed
Money
Repaid
? 247.78
245.44
2.34
1.46
1.46
290.37
290. 37
1,657.84
100.00
3,620.00
3,620.00
2,982.20
2,962.20
100. 00
5,913.70
49,380.81
4,126.44
45,254.37
11,600.00
573.08
935. 03
350.00
586. 03
186.75
117.71
169.54
169.54
2,623.66
1,400.00
1,400.00
3,357.50
•
.350.00
3,007.50
75.00
3,230.53
1,776.20
66.25
66.25
26.46
77.05
7.05
70.00
194.53
3,036.00
616.67
616.67
11,600.00
13,000.00
13,000.00
2,341.00
275.40
2,065.60
289.96
289.96
1,869.92
1,869.92
81.87
81.87
2,250.00
2,250.00
9.625.00
9,625.00
833.00
833.00
253.92
88.92
170.00
5,913.70
55.341.81
8,021.84
47,319.97
17,102.16
2,962.20
14,139.96
25.944.59
16,319.59
9,625.00
Expenditures, 1917-1918
Table IX. Borrowed Money Repaid—Continued.
213
Counties
Franklin S 504.00 S 5,116.40
Rural.--
Franklinton.
Louisburg
Youngsville.
Gaston
Rural
Ga.stonia
Bessemer City.
Gates
Graham.
Granville
Rural...
Oxford.
Greene
Guilfcrd
Rural
Greensboro
High Point
Guilford College.
Gibsonville
Halifax
Rural..
Scotland Neck...
Weldon
Enfield
Roanoke Rapids.
Harnett
Rural.
Dunn.
Haywood ....
Rural
Waynesville.
Canton
Henderson
Rural
Hendersonville.
Hertford.
Hol<e.. .
State
Loan
Fund
Borrowed
Money
Repaid,
Temporary
Loans
from
Banks, etc.
504.00
2,800.00
966.40
1,350.00
Interest
Bonds
Paid and
Transferred
to Sinking
Fund
1,403.31
616.76
678.39
2,489.00 38,183.00
2,489.00 i 35,205.00
....] 2,978.00
1.040.13 1,850.00
108.16
1,752.37
1,673.24
Taxes
Refunded,
Errors,
Over-charges,
and
Transfers
8 2,300.00 S 1,469.43
500.00
1,800.00
2,516.40
2.516.40
516.95
2,077.86
2,077.86
1,866.58
1,866.58
82.40
82.40
1,034.20
1,034.20
648.28
4,000.00
5,506.91
1,406.91
4,100.00
10,000.00
80,558.54
25,000.00
46,158.54
7,600.00
500. 00
1,300.00
18,345.76
2,051.00
889.31
1,000.00
1,605.45
12,800.00
9,987.67
1,500.00
8,487.67
1,500.00
1,500.00
1,492.87
1,492.87
710.80 1,000.00
79.13
296.16
95.42
1,345.88
1,108.46
237.42
46.82
2,407.81
1.090.20
1,105.00
90.00
122.61
901 . 52
312.40
40.20
1.895.91
689.91
1,206.00
1,469.43
2,334.80
839.80
1,495.00
5,622.90
2,747.90
2,875.00
5,788.19
548.92
288.66
51.00
237i 66
64.41
64.61
422. 79
1,610.50
920.00
1,152.44
2,105.25
1,961.06
1,961.06
422.79
540.57
885.42
58.43
58.43
6.826.50
*1.500.00
4,461.43
865.07
179.85
179.85
Total
Borrowed
Money
Repaid
1,016.52
1,016.52
2.13
10,793.14
1,120.76
3,678.39
2,766.40
2,927.59
44,320.28
40,057.15
4,263.13
3,186.29
4,980.84
11,762.41
5,930.00
5,832.42
10,563.77
97,493.61
32.415.96
51,724.97
11.340.07
590.00
1,422.61
25,215.32
2,543.25
2,540.01
1,920.00
2,757.89
15,454.17
12,142.91
3,417.58
8,725.33
3,607.87
146.81
1.961.06
1,500.00
3,966.38
2,050.72
1,915.66
6^8.28
2,253.50
Transferred to Pension Fund.
214 EXPENDITUKES,
Table IX. Borrowed Mo
Expenditures, 1917-1918 215
Table IX. Borrowed Monet Repaid—Continued .
Counties
Moore...
Rural
Carthage
Southern Pines.
Aberdeen
Cameron
Nash.
Rural
Rocky Mount.
Spring Hope-
New Hanover
Rural
Wilmington.
Northampton.
Onslow
Orange
Rural
Chapel Hill-
Pamlico-
Pasquotank
Rural
Elizabeth City.
Pender.
Perquimans
Rural
Hertford.
Person
Rural
Roxboro.
Pitt.
Rural
Greenville.
Ayden
Polk.
Randolph
Rural
Asheboro
Randleman.
Ramseur
State
Loan
Fund
Borrowed
Money
Repaid,
Temporary
Loans
from
Banks, etc.
$ 453.00 $ 1,000.00
453.00
1,638.13
1,638.13
580.00
580.00
1,800.80
1,848.30
999.24
999.24
1,000.00
9,925.00
8,000.00
1,925.00
Interest
Bonds
Paid and
Transferred
to Sinking
Fund
S 653.35
110.00
365.85
177.50
Taxes
Refunded,
Errors,
Over-charges,
and
Transfers
$ 1,680.00
600.00
360.00
720.00
185.63
59.61
486.98
4.00
733.77
845.00
845.00
1,535.45
831.28
831.28
500.58
500.58
3,083.56
3,083.56
50.00
1,420.00
15,975.00
10,500.00
5,475.00
3,566.96
5,500.00
5,500.00
2,605.70
1,000.00
1,000.00
482.98
1,088.70
1,088.70
17.38
1,008.09
459.15
548.94
296.10
5,288.42
2,698.20
2,590.22
1,080.00
12.00
114.02
36.99
29.59
Total
Borrowed
Money
Repaid
7.40
514.31
514.31
1,021.30
12.11
12.11
43.24
56.07
56.07
500. 24
1 , 380. 87
1,380.87
8,000.00
7,000.00
1,000.00
3,177.00
600. 00
250. 00
918.46
742. 66
175.80
1,487.20
773.20
714.00
6,420.00
2,080.00
4,340.00
2.53
2.53
$ 3,971.98
622.61
965.85
360.00
1,909.50
114.02
17,375.52
12,369.92
2,590.22
2,415.38
2,183.01
2,183.01
1,368.00
1,368.00
2,003.76
350.00
253.89
303.30
84.70
218.60
2,003.76
892.33
892.33
418.46
750.00
750.00
101.50
26.15
11.77
14.38
2,948.18
4,289.60
17,994.44
11,958.39
6,036.05
4,596.83
12,767.53
2,927.53
9,840.00
4,184.39
3,255.35
1,887.35
1,368.00
1,419.04
1,243.24
175.80
15,466.85
11,749.09
3.717.76
4,451.09
3,060.32
1,727.34
750.00
568.60
14. .38
216 Expenditures, 1917-1918
Table IX. Borrowed Money Repaid
Expenditures, 1917-1918 217
Table IX. Borrowed Monet Repaid
C. SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
TABLE X. SCHOOL ATTENDANCE BY COUNTIES AND TOWNS,
1917-1918.
This table gives the school population between the ages of 6 and 21 years,
enrollment and average daily attendance, by i-aces and sex, numerically, for
the several counties and towns, and also the percentage of school population
enrolled, the percentage of the school population in average daily attendance,
and the percentage of the enrollment in average daily attendance for the
State.
Summary op Table X and Cojiparison With 1916-1917.
Total school population, 1917-'18
Total school population, 1916-'17
Increase
White school population, 1917-'18
White school population, 1916-'17
Increase
Colored school population, 1917-'18
Colored school population, 1916-'17
Increase
Total enrollment, 1917-'18._..
Total enrollment, 1916-'17
Increase
White enrollment, 1917-'18
White enrollment, 1916-'17
Increase
Colored enrollment, 1917-'18
Colored enrollment, 1916-'17
Increase
Total average daily attendance, 1917-'18
Total average daily attendance, 1916-'17..
Increase
White average daily attendance, 1917-'18
White average daily attendance, 1916-'I7
Increase
Colored average daily attendance, 1917-'18
Colored average daily attendance, 1916-'17
Increase
PerK'entage of school population enrolled, 1917-'18
Percentage of school population enrolled, ]916-'17
Increase
Percentage of white school population enrolled, 1917-'18_
Percentage of white school population enrolled, 191 6-' 17 _
Increase
Percentage of colored school population enrolled, 1917-'18
Percentage of coorcd school population enrolled, 1916-'17.
Increase
Percentage of school population in average daily attend-ance,
1917-'18
Percentage of school population in average daily attend
ance, 1916-'17
Increase
'Decrease.
673,966
668,782
5,184-
463,132
458,045
5,087
210, 834
210,737
97
515,878
530,026
*14,147
361,696
367,022
*5,326
154,182
163,003
*8,821
331,610
347,803
*16, 193
237,273
246,869
*9,596
94,337
100,934
'6,597
76.5
79.3
*2.8
78.1
80.1
*2
73.2
77.5
*4.3
49.2
52
*2.8
172,098
168,883
3,215
112,060
108,752
3,308
60,038
60,131
*93
118,372
115,931
2,441
84,574
80,902
3,672
33,798
35,029
*1,231
83,269
84,593
*1,324
62,725
62,343
382
20,546
22,250
*1,704
68.8
68.6
_2
76
74.4
1.6
56.3
58.2
'1.9
48
50.1
*2.1
North
Carolina
846,064
837,665
8,399
574,692
566,797
8,395
270,872
270,868
4
634,250
645,956
*1 1,706
446,270
447,924
*1,654
187,980
198,032
'10,052
414,879
432,396
'17,517
299,998
309,212
'9,214
114,883
123, 184
'8,301
74.4
77.1
'2.7
78
79.1
'1.1
69.1
73.1
'4
48.9
51.6
*2.7
Attendance, 1917-1918 219
Summary of Table X—Continued.
Percentage of white school population in average daily-attendance,
1917-'18
Percentage of white school population in average daily
attendance, 1916-'17
Increase
Percentage of colored school population in average daily
attendance, 191 7-' 18
Percentage of colored school population in average daily
attendance, 1916-'17
Increase
Percentage of enrollment in average daily attendance,
1917-'18..*
Percentage of enrollment in average daily attendance,
1916-'17
Increase
Percentage of white enrollment in average daily attend-ance,
1917-'18
Percentage of white enrollment in average daily attend-ance,
1916-'17 -.
Increase.- —
Percentage of colored enrollment in average daily attend-ance
1917-'18- —
Percentage of colored enrollment in average daily attend-ance,
1916-'17 -
Increase.
*Decrease.
Rural
51.3
53.9
*2.6
44.2
47.9
*3.7
64.3
65.6
n.3
66
67.3
*1.3
61.6
62.5
City
56.2
57.4
*1.2
34.3
37
*2.7
70.6
73.6
*3
74.1
77.1
*3
61
63.5
*2.5
North
Carolina
52.3
54.5
*2.2
42.1
45.5
*3.4
65.3
*1.5
67.3
69
•1.7
61.1
62.2
•1.1
220 Attendance, 1917-1918
Table X—School
Counties
Attendance, 1917-1918 221
Attendance—Continued.
White School
Enrollment
222 Attendance, 1917-1918
Table X—School
Counties
Attendance, 1917-1918 223
Attendance—Continued.
White School
224 AxTEiSTDANCE, 1917-1918
Table X. School
Counties
Attendance, 1917-1918 225
Attendance—Continued.
White School
Enrollment
226 Attendance, 1917-1918
228 Attendance, 1917-1918
Table X. School
Counties
Attendance, 1917-1918 229
Attendance—Continued.
White School
Enrollment
Male Female
Colored School
Enrollment
Male Female
1.315
1,173
142
1,943
1,591
145
66
86
55
3,061
2,143
778
140
1,848
433
1,415
1.277
1,421
1,460
1,300
151
866
1,192
514
678
923
777
597
180
1,186
1,010
176
3,042
2,456
434
152
964
3,685
3,140
303
222
677
578
99
649
60S
41
2.007
1,576
321
110
834
347
487
1,686
726
5S0
590
510
667
414
253
895
858
733
125
881
777
104
:,158
,868
206
82
176
532
480
52
716
582
1.34
781
740
Total
School
Enroll-ment
41
2,462
1,834
496
132
1,148
420
728
1.911
858
669
669
538
807
467
340
1.057
904
756
148
1,063
905
158
2,518
2,160
270
154
730
670
60
4,180
3,640
540
5,190
4,460
259
119
162
190
10,523
7,675
2,310
538
5,590
1,676
3,914
5,979
4,523
4,121
3,828
293
2,770
3,842
1,957
1,885
3,747
3.349
2,750
599
4,521
3,900
621
10,932
9,186
1,284
462
2,390
7,573
6,410
686
477
White Average
Daily Attendance
Male Female
719
613
106
1,023
798
86
43
58
38
1,959
1,259
5§P
120
1,299
284
1,015
798
939
901
795
106
554
807
340
467
729
564
457
107
739
606
133
2.166
1,761
275
130
714
1.970
1,590
233
147
725
625
100
1,248
968
111
54
72
43
2,065
1.336
616
113
1,395
271
1,124
Colored Average
Daily Attendance
901
976
1,003
887
116
633
892
352
540
750
572
431
141 I
764
622
142
2,242
1,759
338
145
676
2,121
1,720
271
130
Male
333
273
60
433
403
30
1,029
750
181
98
540
210
330
833
533
383
383
291
350
219
131
677
523
440
83
479
435
44
1,247
1,104
93
50
146
349
316
33
Female
371
309
62
485
457
28
1,297
900
276
121
783
259
504
1,023
682
433
433
Total
Average
Daily
Attend-
346
414
235
179
552
564
456
108
512
455
57
1,478
1,294
119
65
128
422
300
62
2.148
1,820
328
3,189
2,626
197
97
130
139
6.350
4,245
1,653
452
3,997
1,024
2,973
3,555
3,130
2,720
2.498
222
1.824
2,463
1,146
1,317
2,708
2,223
1,784
439
2,494
2,118
376
133
918
825
390
1,664
4,862
3,986
599
277
230 Attendance, 19 17-19 IS
Table X. School
Counties
Richmond
Rural
Hamlet
Rockingham.
Robeson
Rural
Maxton
Lumberton...
Rockingham
Rural
Reidsville.
Ruffin
Rowan
Rural
Salisbury.
Spencer...
Rutherford
Rural
Rutherfordton.
Forest City
Sampson.
Scotland
Rural
Laurinburg.
Stanly
Rural
Albemarle..
Stokes.
Surry
Rural
Mount Airy.
Elkin
Swain
Transylvania _
Tyrrell
Union
Rural...
Monroe.
Vance*
Rural.
Henderson.
White School
Population
Male Female
2.315
1,770
270
275
3,898
3,503
102
293
4,948
4,320
518
110,
5,502
3,958
1,212
332
4,705
4,102
261
342
3,470
1,308
969
339
4,584
4,165
419
3,519
5,378
4,467
685
226
2,181
1,534
839
5,396
5,015
381
916
046
870
2,315
1,728
322
265
3,647
3,275
101
• 271
5,208
4,582
534
92
5,351
3,841
1,181
329
4,482
3,932
251
299
3,173
1,228
912
316
4,312
3,893
419
3,257
5,069
4,175
677
217
1,931
1,535
599
4,924
4,522
402
1,888
1,003
885
Colored School
Population
Male
1,901
1,558
183
160
4,764
*4,451
176
137
1,827
1,312
409
106
1,399
1,058
341
768
768
1,846
1,718
1,569
149
380
380
378
456
371
85
30
110
324
1,758
1,585
173
1,833
1,193
640
Female
1.961
1,516
224
221
5.069
*4,683
169
217
1.981
1,445
430
106
1.506
1.075
431
732
732
1,984
1,932
1,636
296
405
405
432
492
369
123
25
106
331
1,262
1,072
190
2,008
1,328
680
Total
School
Population
*2, 512 Indians. f 1.488 Indians. JOGS Indians.
Attendance, 1917-1918 231
Attendance—Continued.
White School
Enrollment
232 Attendance, 1917-1918
Table X. School
Counties
Attendance, 1917-1918 233
Attendance—Continued.
White School
Enrollment
D. TEACHERS, SALARIES AND LENGTH OF TERM
TABLE XI. -SALARIES AND TERM, NUMBER AND SEX OP
TEACHERS, 1917-1918.
This table shows by races the total number of teachers, rural and city,
employed during 1917-1918, the school term in days, the amount paid teachers,
the average annual amount paid each teacher and the average monthly
amount paid each teacher.
Summary of Table XI and Comparison With 1916-1917.
Total number of teachers, 1917-'18
Total number of teachers, 1916-'17
Increase
Number White teachers employed, 1917-'18
Number white teachers employed, 1916-'17
Increase
Number white male teachers employed, 1917-'18
Number white male teachers employed, 1916-'17_
Increase
Number white female teachers employed, 19J7-'18
Number white female teachers employed, 1916-'17
Increase
Number colored teachers employed, 1917-'18
Number colored teachers employed, 1916-'17
Increase
Number colored male teachers employed, 1917-'18
Number colored male teachers employed, 1916-'17
Increase ,
Number colored female teachers employed, 1917-'18
Number colored female teachers employed, 1916-'17
Increase
Amount paid all teachers, 1917-'18
Amount paid all teachers, 1916-'17
Increase
Amount paid white teachers, 1917-'18
Amount paid white teachers, 1916-'17
Increase
Amount paid colored teachers, 1917-'18
Amount paid colored teachers, 1916-'17_..
Increase ___
Average annual amount paid each teacher, 1917-'18
Average annual amount paid each teacher, 1916-'17
Increase.
Average annual amount paid each white teacher, 1917-'18.
Average annual amount paid each white teacher, 19I6-'17.
Increase
Average annual amount paid each colored teacher, 1917-'18.
Average annual amount paid each colored teacher, 1916-'17.
Increase...
Average term of all schools (in days), 1917-'18
Average term of all schools (in days), 1916-'17_. _.
Increase..
Decrease.
12,
12,
9,
9,
1,
2,
7,
7,
2,
2,
417
313
104
520
415
105
761
100
339
759
315
444
897
1
653
762
109
2,244
2,136
108
$3,037,189.12
033.89
155.23
100.67
851.91
248. 76
088.45
181.98
906.47
244. 60
233.09
11.51
276.38
257.77
18.61
140.18
134.64
5.54
113
113.66
*.66
869,
168,
631,
478,
152,
406,
390,
15,
2,824
2,733
91
2,310
2,112
98
232
239
7
1,978
1,873
105
614
621
7
121
120
1
493
501
1,291,929.34
1,163, 312. .38
128,616.96
1,122,722.41
994,115.45
128,606.96
169,206.93
164,180.88
5,026.05
468.49
423. 89
45.60
532. 10
486.13
45.97
275.58
264.39
11.19
165.9
165.2
.7
North
Carolina
15,241
15,046
195
11,730
11,527
203
1,993
2,339
346
9,737
9,188
549
3,511
3,519
8
774
882
108
2,737
2,637
100
$4,329,118.46
4,032,346.27
296,772.19
3,753,823.08
3,473,967.36
280,854.72
575,295.38
554,362.86
20,9.32.52
285.99
267.67
18.32
322. 90
296. 62
26.28
163.86
157.53
6..33
122.5
123.02
*.52
Salaries and Term, 1917-1918 235
Summary of Table XI—Continued.
236 Salaries and Term, 1917-1918
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E. SCHOOLHOUSES, SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND SCHOOLS
TABLE XII. SCHOOL PROPERTY, DISTRICTS AND DISTRICTS
CONSOLIDATED, 1917-1918.
This table shows by races the number of rural school districts, the number
and value of rural and city public school houses and grounds, and the
number of rural school districts abolished by consolidation.
Summary of Table XII and Comparison With 1916-1917.
Total value of all school property, 1917-'18
Total value of all school property, 1916-'17
IS Increase
Value of white school property, 1917-'18
Value of white school property, 1916-'17
Increase
Value of colored school property, 1917-'18
Value of colored school property, 1916-'17
Increase.-.
Total number of schoolhouses, 1917-'18
Total number of schoolhouses, 1916-'17
Increase
Number of white schoolhouses, 1917-'18
Number of white schoolhouses, 1916-'17
Increase
Number of colored schoolhouses, 1917-'18
Number of colored schoolhouses, 1916-'17
Increase -
Average value of each schoolhouse, 1917-'18
Average value of each schoolhouse, 1916-'17
Increase
Average value of each white schoolhouse, 1917-'18
Average value of each white schoolhouse, 1916-'17
Increase
Average value of each colored schoolhouse, 1917-'18
Average value of each colored schoolhouse, I916-'17
I ncrease
Total number of rural school districts, 19J7-'18
Total number of rural school districts, 1916-'17
Increase
Number rural white school districts, 1917-'18
Number rural white school districts, 1916-'17._.
Increase
Number rural colored school districts, 1917-'18
Number rural colored school districts, 1916-'17.
Increase
Number districts abolished by consolidation, 1917-'18
Number districts abolished by consolidation, 1916-'17
Increase
Number white school districts abolished by consolidation,
1917-'18
Number white school districts abolished by consolidation,
1916-'17
Increase...-.'.
Number colored school districts abolished by consolida-tion,
1917-'18--.- -..
Number colored school districts abolished by consolida-tion,
1916-'17
Increase
Rural
802,617.24
092,327.00
710,290.24
995,488.59
310,309.00
685,179.59
807,128.65
782,018.00
25,110.65
7,738
7,723
15
5,422
5,430
*8
2, .316
2,293
23
1,008.35
918.34
90.01
1,290.20
1,162.12
128.08
348. 50
341.31
7.19
7,821
7,815
6
5,433
5,424
9
2,388
2,391
*3
43
53
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42
45
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S6,500,
6,201,
299,
5,779,
5,484,
295,
721,
717,
4,
17,
17,
24,
23,
5,
5,
886.04
069. 94
816.10
784.41
059. 76
724. 65
101.63
010.18
091.45
364
360
4
236
234
2
128
126
2
859. 61
225.19
6.34.42
490. 61
607. 09
883.52
663.61
642.94
20.87
North
Carolina
S14,303
13,293
1,010
12,775
11,794
980
1,528
1,499
29
S
503. 28
396. 94
106.34
,273.00
368. 76
904.24
230. 28
028. 18
202. 10
102
083
19
658
664
*6
444
419
25
765.43
644.61
120. 82
257.53
082.34
179.19
629.30
619.69
9.61
821
815
6
433
424
2,388
2,391
3
43
53
no
42
45
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TABLE XIII. NUMBER OF RURAL SCHOOLS, 1917-1918
This table shows the number of white and colored rural schools, the school
population and the land area of the counties, the number of white and
colored schools having only one teacher, the number having two teachers,
the number having three teachers, and the number having four or more
teachers, the number of rural schools in which some high school subjects are
taught, the number of children of school age to each school and the average
area in square miles of the school districts.
Summary of Table XIII, and Comparison Wrrn 1916-1917
White
Number of rural schools, 1917-'18
Number of rural schools, 1916-'17
Increase
Rural school population, 1917-'18
Rural school population, 1916-'17
Increase
Total area of State in square miles
Average area covered by each rural school, 1917-'18
Average area covered by each rural school, 1916-'17
Increase
School population to each rural school, 19]7-'18 -.
School population to each rural school, 1916-'17
Increase
Number of schools having only one teacher. 1917-'18
Number of schools having only one teacher, 1916-'17
Increase
Number of schools having two teachers, 1917-'18
Number of schools having two teachers, 1916 '17
Increase
Number of schools having three teachers. 1917-'18
Number of schools having three teachers, 1916-'17--..
Increase
Number of schools having four or more teachers, 1917-'18
Number of schools having four or more teachers, 1916-'17
Increase
Number of schools in which some high school subjects are
taught, 1917-'18
Number of schools in which some high school subjects are
taught. 1916-'17.. -
Increase
5,459
5,474
*15
463,122
458,045
4,077
84.9
83.5
1.4
2
2
877
941
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1,745
1,744
1
447
411
36
390
378
12
1,284
1,373
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Colored
2,308
2,351
*43
210,844
210,7.37
107
21
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1,804
1,907
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402
348
54
70
65
5
32
31
1
58
69
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Total
7,767
7,825
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673,966
668, 782
4,184
48,580
86.9
85.4
1.5
4,681
3,848
*167
2,147
2,092
55
517
476
41
422
409
13
1,342
1,442
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