PART II.
STATISTICS, ETC., FOR 1901-1902.
208 Biennial Report of the
Reports of City and Town Graded Schools, School
Year Ending June 30, 1902.
The State Superintendents' reports in the past have not
included, except in a limited way, any statistics from the
various Graded Schools of the State. In May, 1902, blanks
were prepared and sent to Superintendents of Graded Schools
requesting them to make reports by July. Most of them have
complied with this request. As reports have not been re-quired
heretofore, the Superintendents of these schools proba-bly
had some difficulty in procuring the necessary informa-tion
; hence, some of the reports are incomplete this year. It
is hoped to have accurate reports from all these schools here-after,
so that the exact amount of money raised by local taxa-tion
will be known and the total amount spent for public edu-cation
in Xorth Carolina will be shown.
These reports show that 22,338 white children and 10,159
colored children, not reported by the County Superintend-ents,
were enrolled in these Graded Schools.
The average attendance of white children in these schools
was 15,159, and of colored children 5,293. These reports
also show that $161,363.62, not included in the receipts of
County Treasurers, was raised by local taxation for the main-tenance
of these Graded Schools. It is proper to state that
the schools of Wilmington and Fayetteville are supported en-tirely
by the County ScKool Funds, no special tax being levied
for these schools.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 209
REPORTS OF SUPERINTENDENTS OF GRADED SCHOOLS.
ASHEBORO, RANDOLPH COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, N C. Newbold.
Name of Chairman of the Board, A. C. McAlister.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $495.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 2.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 25.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, 2 ]
-_>.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $361,116.00.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 3.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? Fourth to ninth,
inclusive.
Is physics taught? Not now.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught ? No.
Are teachers examined before election? No.
Population of town or city (1900), about 1,000.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 110; girls 125—235. Colored, boys ['>:
girls 50—95. Total, 330.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 85; girls 100. Total, 185.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 36:
girls 42. Total, 78. j
Average attendance in public school, about 130.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White,
women 4. Colored, men, 1; women 1. Total, 6.
*Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superin-tendent)
: White, women $25. Colored, men $25; women $20.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, about 40.
Number of grades in school: White 9.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 36; colored 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 30.
Number school buildings in use: White 1; colored 1.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district) : White $2,500;
colored $500. Total, $3,000.
Value of school furniture: White $100; colored $25. Total, $125.
Number of volumes in library: White 207.
Value of books in library: White $95.
* In most cases the reports are for salaries per month.
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Financial Report,
receipts.
Balance from year 1900-1901: White $307.22; colored $153.61.
Total, $461.83.
Apportionment from County School Fund: White $356.00; colored
$115.00. Total, $471.00.
From special poll tax: White $67.50; colored $33.75. Total, $101.25.
From special property tax: White $600.00; colored $295.75. Total,
$895.75.
What is the levy for special tax? Property, 2% mills; poll, 75
cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any), $67.17.
From other sources, stating source: State appropriation, white
$218.00; colored $65.00. Total $2,280.00.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $1,275.00; colored $405.00. Total,
$1,680.00.
Fuel: White $30.00; colored $15.00. Total, $45.00.
Incidentals: White $102.80; colored $22.07. Total, $124.87.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902, as reported, $183.69.
Indebtedness from previous years: White $29.55; colored $5.00.
Total, $1,849.87.
ASHEVILLE, BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, R. J. Tighe.
Name of Chairman of the Board, W. F. Randolph.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $1,400.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 2.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, none.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, 25.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $5,046,975.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 3.
Is singing by note taught? Yes. Through what grades? All (10).
What year first introduced? 1890.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? First seven.
What year first introduced? 1890.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? Eighth and
ninth. What year first introduced? 1889.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 211
Is manual training taught? Yes. Is domestic science taught?
No. What year first introduced? 1900.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent.
Population of town or city (1900): White 9,970 ; colored 4,724.
Total, 14,694.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 1,243; girls 1,361—2,604. Colored, boys
583; girls 715—1,298. Total, 3,902.
Total enrollment in schools (public): White, boys 799; girls 858
—1,657. Colored, boys 273; girls 290—563. Total 2,220.
Per cent of school population attending school (public) : White,
boys 64.3; girls 63.-63.6. Colored, boys 46.6; girls 40.6—43.4. Total,
56.9.
Average attendance in public school (daily) : White, boys 540;
girls 564—1,104. Colored, boys 144; girls 182—326. Total, 1,430.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) regular:
White, men 2; women 29. Colored, men 1; women 9. Total, 38.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superin-tendent,)
: White, men $675; women $420. Colored, men $550;
women $316.
Average number of pupils to teacher (enrolled') : White, boys
27.5; girls 29.5—57. Colored, boys 28; girls 29—57.
Number of grades in school: White 10; colored 8.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 36; colored 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year (building
meetings included): White 110; colored 73. Total, 183.
Number school buildings in use: White 4; colored 2. Total, 6.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district) estimated:
White $57,000; colored $14,000. Total, $71,000.
Value of school furniture (estimated): White $4,100; colored
$950. Total, $5,050.
Value of school apparatus (estimated): White $700; colored
$100. Total, $800.
Number volumes in library (including supplementary readers) :
White 5.806; colored 1,006. Total, 6,812.
Value of books in library (estimated): White $3,000: colored
$500. Total, $3,500.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
$24,500.
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Financial Report.
Cash from year 1900-1901: $861.91.
Apportionment from County School Fund: $6,325.49.
From special poll tax (bills payable): $2,970.00.
From special property tax (bills payable): $15,896.91.
What is the levy for special tax? Property. $15,140.93; poll,
$1,848.60. Total $16,989.53.
From fees (including tuition, if any): $380.33.
From other sources, stating source, gifts, entertainments, etc.:
$511.58.
Total, $26,946.22.
EXPENDITl FEES.
Superintendent's salary, 13 months: $1,516.58.
Teachers' salaries: White $12,581.45; colored $3,247.94. Total,
$15,829.39.
Repairs on school-houses: White $403.66; colored $207.56. Total,
$611.22.
School furniture: White $84.96; colored $22.95. Total, $107.91.
School apparatus: White $37.55; colored $8.90. Total, $46.45.
School library and text-books: White $147.00; colored $58.02.
Total, $205.12.
Bills payable, $4,700.00.
Janitor's wages: White $676.84; colored $224.00. Total. $900.84.
Fuel: White $569.65; colored $244.90. Total, $814.55.
Incidentals, supplies, printing, Treasurer's fees, census, freight,
etc., $1,469.81.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness, $197.37.
Balance on hand July 31. 1902, in cash funds, $118.52; cash in
bank, $428.62. Total, $546.98.
Deficit for year ending July, 1902, note outstanding, $2,000.00.
Indebtedness from previous years, paid October, 1901, $3,200.00.
BURLINGTON, ALAMANCE COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, Frank H. Curtis.
Name of Chairman of the Board, J. W. Cates.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $1,200.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 1.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work. 10.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision. 24.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 213
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, about $1,250,000.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years?
3 now, will be 4.
Is singing by note taught? Yes. Through what grades? All.
What year first introduced? 1901.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? All. What
year first introduced? 1901.
Is physics taught? No.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? The
Superintendent.
Population of town or city (1900), 3.692.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 515; girls 616—1,131. Colored, boys 70;
girls 83—153. Total, 1.284.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 320; girls 380—700.
Colored, boys 44; girls 52—96. Total, 796.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 62;
girls 64—average 63. Colored, boys 63; girls 62—average 62.
Average attendance in public school: WT
hite, boys 288; girls 342.
Total. 630.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent): White,
women 10. Colored, men 1. Total. 11.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent
I : White, women $33.88. Colored, men $25.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 32; girls 38.
Total, 70.
Number of grades in school, 10, but will be increased to 12.
Total number of weeks of school session, 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year, 36.
Number school buildings in use: White 3; colored 1. Total. 4.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district): White
$6,000; colored $1,000. Total, $7,000.
Value of school furniture: White, $1,000; colored $250. Total,
$1,250.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
About $1,800 or $2,000.
Financial Report,
receipts.
Balance from year 1900-1901: Colored $85.55.
Apportionment from County School Fund: White $1,854.84: col-ored
$252.56. Total. $2,107.40.
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From special poll tax and special property tax: Received to date,
$3,800.00.
What is the levy for special tax: Property 30 cents; poll 90 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any), $210.20.
From other. sources, stating source: Sale of lots, Peabody Funds,
bills payable, $1,876.50.
Total, $8,079.65.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries, $4,025.00.
Repairs on school-houses, $107.23.
School furniture, $75.05.
Building school-houses, $2,277.74.
Fuel, $549.21.
Incidentals, $900.00.
Paid on indebtedness, $53.77.
Balance on hand June 1, 1902, $91.65.
Indebtedness from previous years, $3,575.21.
Total, $7,988.00.
Indebtedness from previous years, $3,575.21.
CHARLOTTE, MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, Alexander Graham.
Name of Chairman of the Board, P. M. Brown.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $1,800 and home free of rent.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 15.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work. none.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, from
9 a. m. to 2:30 p. m.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $97,618.00.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 4.
Is singing by note taught? Yes. Through what grades? Ten.
What year first introduced? 1892.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? Ten. What
year first introduced? 1895.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? Ninth and tenth.
What year first introduced? 1891.
Is manual training taught? Yes. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent
and Commissioners.
Population of town or city (1900): White 11,746; colored 8,156.
Total, 19,902.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 215
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 1,689; girls 1,712—3,401. Colored, boys
1,005; girls 1,219—2,224. Total, 5,625.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 939; girls 1,039—1,978.
Colored, boys 489; girls 589—1,078. Total, 3,056.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 55.6;
girls 60.6—average 58.1. Colored, boys 48.6; girls 48.4—average 48.5.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 756; girls 856
—
1,612. Colored, boys 317; girls 418—735. Total. 2,147.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
4; women 45. Colored, women 18. Total, 67.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $79.50; women $42.66. Colored, women $34.10.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 16; girls 18
34. Colored, boys 17; girls 23—40.
Number of grades in school, 10.
Total number of weeks of school session, 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year, 36.
Number school buildings in use, 4.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district), $80,000.
Value of school furniture, $9,070.00.
Value of school apparatus, $500.00.
Number volumes in library. 3,118.
Value of books in library, $5,000.00.
Financial Report.
Balance from year 1900-1901, $157.35.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $11,250.00.
From special poll tax, $1,228.80.
From special property tax, $14,777.32.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 2 mills; poll 60 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any) : Outside tuition alone,
$847.00.
From other sources, stating source: Rent of lot in Ward 4, $198.80;
loans from bank, $19,850.00. Total, $48,309.27.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $20,806.00; colored $5,419.00. Total, $26,-
225.00.
Superintendent, $1,791.66.
School furniture, $745.25.
Treasurer, $200.00.
School library, $574.62.
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Loans, $12,000.00.
Fuel, $1,054.05.
Incidentals, or expense account. $2,788.32.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness, $778.52.
Janitors, $1,988.42.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902, $163.43.
Total, $48,309. 27.
Indebtedness from previous years, none.
CONCORD, CABARRUS COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal. C. S. Coler (now Walter
Thompson).
Name of Chairman of the Board, D. B. Coltrane.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $1,000 (now $1,200).
Number years Superintendent has held present position. 3.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $1,670,419.00.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 3.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? First year.
Are teachers examined before election? No.
Population of town or city (1900), 7,250.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one), 3,000.
Total enrollment in schools, 1,000.
Per cent of school population attending school, 33 1-3.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White,
women 14. Colored, women 4. Total, 18.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, women $37.50. Colored, men $40; women $25.
Average number of pupils to teacher, 50.
Number of grades in school: White 9; colored 6.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 32; colored 32.
Number school buildings in use: White 5; colored 1. Total, 6.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district): White
$5,000; colored $2^500. Total, $7,500.
Value of school furniture: White $750; colored $250. Total, $1,000.
Financial Report,
receipts.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $4,234.50.
From special poll tax and special property tax, $7,704.96.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 30 cents; poll 90 cents.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 217
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries, $7,200.
Repairs on school-houses, $25.00.
Fuel. $250.
Balance on hand July 1. 1902, $1,540.94.
Indebtedness from previous years, $1,990.
DURHAM, DURHAM COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, J. A. Matheson.
Name of Chairman of the Board, Gen. J. S. Carr.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $2,000.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 3.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work,
about 5.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision,
entire time.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $7,998,118.00.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 4.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? Tenth. What
year first introduced? First.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? Eighth and
ninth. What year first introduced? Eighth.
Is manual training taught? Yes. Is domestic science taught?
Yes. What year first introduced? 1895 and 1900.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent.
Population of town or city (1900): White 8,000; colored 5,000.
Total. 13,000.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one), 1901 census: White 2,363; colored 1,763. Total, 4,126.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 718; girls 767—1,485.
Colored, boys 406; girls 523—929. Total, 2,413.
Per cent of school population attending school: White 60; col-ored
47.
Average attendance in public school: White 1,153; colored 565.
Total, 1,718.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
6; women 28. Colored, men 2; women 13.
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Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $750; women $385. Colored, men $500; women
$260.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White 40; colored 50.
Number of grades in school, 10.
Total number of weeks of school session, 40; actual number
taught, 38.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: One per
week at each building, and one general per month.
Number school buildings in use, 6.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district), $95,000.
Value of school furniture, $5,000.
Value of school apparatus, $2,000.
Number volumes in library, 2,000.
Value of books in library, $1,200.
. What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
$90,000 bonds.
Financial Report.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $3.00 per capita, $12,000.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 20 cents per $100,
$15,996.75; poll 60^ cents, $1,122.00.
From fees (including tuition, if any), $350.
Total, $29,468.75.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: Whfte $18,000; colored $4,500. Total, $22,500.
Repairs on school-houses, $200.
School furniture: White $2,500; colored $500. Total, $3,000.
School apparatus: White $150; colored $50. Total, $200.
School library: White $150; colored $100. Total, $250.
Building school-houses: White $28,000; colored $8,000. Total,
$36,000.
Fuel: White $350; colored $150. Total, $500.
Incidentals: White $150; colored $50. Total, $200.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness, ($11,127.11.
FAYETTEVILLE, CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, J. A. Jones.
Name of Chairman of the Board, J. M. Lamb.
Salary of Superintendent per year,
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 219
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 2.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 5.
Number hours per week Superintendent ^ives to supervision, 25.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 4.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? First four.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? County
Superintendent.
Population of town or city (1900), about 7,000.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one) : White 1,000; colored 1,060. Total, 2,060.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 242; girls 240—482.
Average attendance in public school: White 391.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 11.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $400; women $240.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White 40.
Number of grades in school, 10.
Total number of weeks of school session, 32.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year, 15 or 20.
Number school buildings in use, 2.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district), $10,000 or
$12,000.
Value of school furniture, $400.
Number volumes in library, 200.
GOLDSBORO TOWNSHIP. WAYNE COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, Thos. R. Foust.
Name of Chairman of the Board, E. B. Borden.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $1,500.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, y2 year.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, none.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, whole
time to supervision ,nd office.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, about $3,000,000.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years?
3 1 -.
Is singing by note taught? Some, in higher grades, by voluntary
service.
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Is drawing taught? No special teacher, but some work done by
grade teachers.
Is physics taught? No.
Is manual training taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent.
Population of township (1900) : White 6,000; colored 4.000. Total,
10,000.
School population of township (all children in town between six
and twenty-one): White, boys 751; girls 750—1,501. Colored, boys
529; girls 607—1,136. Total, 2,637.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 402; girls 507—909.
Colored, boys 268; girls 373—641. Total. 1.550.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 53 ] o;
girls 67.6. Colored, boys 50.6; girls 61.4.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 305; girls 368
—673. Colored, boys 140; girls 194—334. Total, 1,007.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 19. Colored, men 2; women 6.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $75; women $37. Colored, men $40; women $30.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White 40; colored, 50.
Number of grades in school, 10.
Total number of weeks of school session, 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year, don't know.
Number school buildings in use, 4.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district). $50,000.
Value of school furniture, $6,000.
Value of school apparatus, $1,000.
Number volumes in library, 3,000.
Value of books in library, $1,500.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
$25,000.
Financial Report.
Balance from year 1900-1901, $737.87.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $5,440.00.
From special poll tax and special property tax, $10,008.05.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 30 cents on $100; poll
90 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any), $51.75.
Total, $16,237.67.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 221
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $7,470; colored $2,430. Total, $9,900.00.
School furniture: White, $700; colored $100. Total, $800.00.
School apparatus: White $60; colored $200. Total $260.00.
School library: White $100.
Fuel: White, $400; colored $200. Total, $600.00.
Incidentals, $822.78.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness, $1,062.50.
Total, $13,545.28.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902, $2,692.39.
GREENSBORO, GUILFORD COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, Edgar D. Broadhurst.
Name of Chairman of the Board, Geo. S. Sergeant.
Salary of Superintendent per year $1,500.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, since
Christmas of present year—9 months.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 5.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision. 13—
all of school hours.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, about $4,000,000.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 3.
Is singing by note taught? Yes. Through what grades? All.
What year first introduced? 1902.
Is drawing taught? No.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? High School.
What year first introduced? 1900.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent.
Population of town or city (1900), 10,055.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White 1,802; colored 1.666. Total, 3,468.
Total enrollment in schools: White 1,267; colored 508. Total,
1,775.
Per cent of school population attending school: White 70; col-ored
33. Total, 51.
Average attendance in public school: White, about 1.100; colored
450. Total, 1.550.-
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
5; women 32. Colored, men 2; women 6.
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Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend,
ent) : White, men $67.50; women $37.50. Colored, men $45; women
$25.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 17; girls 23.
Total, 40.
Number of grades in school: White 10; colored 7.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 36; colored 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 18;
colored 18.
Number school buildings in use: White 5; colored 2. Total. 7.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district): White
$60,000; colored $10,000. Total, $70,000.
Value of school furniture: White $3,000; colored $1,000. Total,
$4,000.
Number volumes in library: White 2,000; colored 500. Total,
2,500.
Value of books in library: White, about $1,000; colored $100.
Total, $1,100.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
$10,000, for both races.
Financial Report.
receipts.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $6,650.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 25 cents; poll $2.00.
From fees (including tuition, if any), (foreigners), $1.00 to $2.00.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $9,000; colored $2,360. Total, $11,360.
Repairs on school-houses, about $500.
School furniture, about $200.
School library, about $300.
Fuel, about $200.
Incidentals, about $350.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness. $13,868.
The city makes an annual appropriation for support of schools.
We pay no attention to the tax. etc. We always get sufficient funds.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TAX OF GREENSBORO.
I. Real and personal, 25 cents on $100.
II. Poll, $2.00.
III. Purchase tax, general, 10 cents on $100.
IV. Purchase tax, liquor, 20 cents on $100.
V. Drays, express wagons, carriages, etc.. 50 cents to $5.00.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 223
LICENSE TAX.
I. Itinerant merchants and peddlers, $25.
II. Billiard tables and bowling alleys, $50.
III. Liquor, $50; beer, $25.
IV. Circus, $20 each day.
V. All other shows for reward, $5.00.
VI. Hotels, restaurants and liveries. $25.
(See Public Laws of '74, and Private Acts '69.)
GUILFORD COLLEGE, RURAL GRADED SCHOOL.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, Clement Orestes Meredith.
Name of Chairman of the Board, Lewis Lyndon Hobbs.
Salary of Superintendent per month, $40.00.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 1.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 27'%.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, 27%.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $88,400.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years?
Caesar, 2 years.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? First to fifth.
Are teachers examined before election? .... By whom? Col-lege
graduates.
Population of town or city (1900) : White 450; colored 50. Total,
500.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 75; girls 75. Total, 150.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 40; girls 60. Total, 100.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 90;
girls 90. Total, 90.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 30; girls 45.
Total, 75.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White,
women, 2.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, women, $30.00.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 10; girls 15.
Total, 25.
Number of grades in school, 6.
Total number of weeks of school session, 24.
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Number of teachers' meetings held during the year, 4.
Number school buildings in use, 2.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district), $300.
Value of school furniture, $100.
Value of school apparatus, $5.00.
Number volumes in library, 80.
Value of books in library, $35.00.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
None.
We are going to build a building costing $2,500, which will cause
us to go in debt $500 or
Financial Report.
Apportionment from County School Fund: White $329.
From special poll tax: White $39.
From special property tax: White $221.
What is the levy for special tax? Poll $260.
From fees (including tuition, if any) : White $15.
From other sources, stating source: White. Peabody $100; White's
Beneficiary S. C. $100. Total. $200.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $570.
Repairs on school-houses: White $50.
School furniture: White $40.
School apparatus: White $5.00.
School library: White $35.
Building school-houses: White $200.
Fuel: White $15.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness: White $6.00.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902, $10.
We received $100 for a building belonging to district school.
HENDERSON, VANCE COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, J. T. Alderman.
Name of Chairman of the Board, Rev. J. D. Hufham, D.D.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $1,200.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 3.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work. none.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 225
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, all
his time.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $2,200,000.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 3.
Is singing by note taught? Not yet.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? First to seventh.
What year first introduced? 1901.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? Eighth and
ninth. What year first introduced? 1900.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent.
Population of township (1900) : White 3,340; colored 3,660. Total,
7,000.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 543; girls 549—1,092. Colored, boys 622;
girls 636—1,258. Total, 2,350.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 272; girls 295—567.
Colored, boys 184; girls 217—401. Total, 968.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 50;
girls 53—average 52. Colored, boys 29; girls 34—average 32.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 168; girls 192—
360. Colored, boys 79; girls 89—168. Total, 528.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 12. Colored, men 2; women 4.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $35.00; women $33.00. Colored, men $35.00;
women $25.00.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 17; girls 18
—
35. Colored, boys 23; girls 24—47.
Number of grades in school: White 9; colored 8.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 32; colored 32.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 24;
colored 24. Total, 48.
Number school buildings in use: White 3; colored 3. Total, 6.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district) : White
$3,000; colored $800. Total, $3,800.
Value of school furniture: White $1,000; colored $100. Total,
$1,100.
Number volumes in library: White 300.
Value of books in library: White $200.
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What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
$1,600.
Financial Report.
receipts.
Balance from year 1900-1901, $10.26.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $3,760.00.
Prom special poll tax and special property tax, $3,987.48.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 16 2-3 cents on $100;
poll 50 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any), $154.88.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $3,357.48; colored $1,336.45. Total,
$5,893.93.
Superintendent's salary, $1,200.
Repairs on school-houses: White $850; colored $125. Total, $975.
School furniture: White $304.85.
School apparatus: White $150; colored $20. Total. $170.
Building school-houses, lot and rent: White $90.
Fuel: White $185; colored $53. Total, $238.
Incidentals: White $210; colored $30.84. Total, $240.84.
Indebtedness from previous years, for building, $1,600.
HENDERSONVILLE, HENDERSON COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, Robert M. Ivins.
Name of Chairman of the Board, Joseph G. Waldrop.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $450.
Number years Superintendent has held position, 1.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 25.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $700,000.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 3.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? No.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? Ninth.
Is manual training taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? No.
Population of town or city (1900), 1,917.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 150; girls 170—320. Colored, boys 96;
girls 95—191. Total, 511.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 227
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 102; girls 124—226.
Colored, boys 53; girls 45—98. Total, 324.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 68;
girls 72—average 70. Colored, boys 55; girls 47—average 51.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 74; girls 89
—
163. Colored, boys 28; girls 24—52. Total, 215.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 2. Colored, men 1; women 1.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $40; women $30. Colored, men $35; women $20.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 25; girls 31
56. Colored, boys 26; girls 22—49.
Number of grades in school: White 10; colored 8.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 25; colored 25.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 6.
Number school buildings in use: White 1; colored 1. Total, 2.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district) : Colored $200.
Value of school furniture: White $100; colored $25. Total, $125.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
Rent "Judson College."
Financial Report.
receipts.
Apportionment from County School Fund : White $525.45; colored
$222.51. Total, $747.96.
From special poll tax and special property tax: White $594.60;
colored $125.79. Total, $720.39.
From fees (including tuition, if any): White $86.88. Total.
$86.88.
From other sources, stating source: White, Superintendent $65.67.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $1,050; colored $330. Total, $1,380.
Fuel, janitor, etc.: White $70.05; colored $18.30. Total, $88.35.
Incidentals, rent, etc.: White $152.55.
HIGH POINT, GUILFORD COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, Geo. H. Crowell.
Name of Chairman of the Board, J. Elwood Cox.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $1,200.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 5 years,
having organized the school.
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Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 5 sub-jects
of the ninth grade.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, all
the time, save when hearing the above subjects.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $1,400,000.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years?
sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth grades.
Is singing by note taught? Yes. Through what grades? First
and ninth. What year first introduced? First.
Is drawing taught? No.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? Ninth. What
year first introduced? Ninth.
Is manual training taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? No. We can secure bet-ter
without it. We have the best faculty in North Carolina without
that trouble.
Population of town or city (1900): White 4,510; colored 722.
Total, 5,232. (Have increased over 1,000 since 1900.)
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one) : White, boys 588; girls 569—1,157. Colored, boys 131;
girls 161—292. Total, 1,449.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 327; girls 419—746.
Colored, boys 92; girls 110—202. Total, 971.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 55 a 2;
girls 73—average 64. Colored, boys 70; girls 68—average 69.
Average daily attendance in public school: White, boys 207; girls
267—464. Colored, boys 75; girls 85—150. Total, 634.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
2; women 11. Colored, men 3; women 6.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $45; women $40. Colored, men $40; women $20.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 30; girls 20
—
50. Colored, boys 25; girls 10—35.
Number of grades in school: White 9; colored 9.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 40; colored 40.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 40;
colored 40.
Number school buildings in use: White 1; colored 1.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district) : White
$30,000.
Value of school furniture: White $1,500.
Value of school apparatus: White $25.
Number volumes in library: White, 800.
Value of books in library: White $250.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 229
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise:
White $7,000.
Financial Report.
receipts.
Balance from year 1900-1901: White $805.78.
Apportionment from County School Fund: White $2,523.00.
From special poll tax and special property tax: White, $3,774.76.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 33 1-3 cents; poll $1.00.
From fees (including tuition, if any) : WThite $444.27.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $5,131.61; colored $1,000.
Repairs on school-houses: White $818.90.
School furniture: White $400.
Building school-houses: White $10,000.
Fuel: White $75.
Incidentals: White $250.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness: White $90.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902: White $232.
Deficit for year ending July, 1902: None, save indebtedness.
Indebtedness from previous years: None, until last year.
KINSTON. LENOIR COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, L. C. Brogden.
Name of Chairman of the Board, N. J. Rouse.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $800.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 3.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, none
during last session.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, ap-proximately
5.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $1,020,000.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years?
3%.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? First 6. What
year first introduced? First.
Is physics taught? No.
Is manual training taught? No.
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Are teachers examined before election? Not always.
Population of town or city (1902), 6,300.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White 909; colored 450. Total, 1,359.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 325; girls 345—670.
Colored, boys 128; girls 128—256. Total, 926.
Per cent of school population attending school: White 69; col-ored
57. Total, 63.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 211; girls 243
454. Colored, boys 80; girls 88—168. Total, 622.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 10. Colored, men 1; women 3.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $500; women $284. Colored, men $280; women
$160.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 20; girls 30
—
B0. Colored, boys 15; girls 25—40.
Number of grades in school: White 9; colored 5.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 32; colored 32.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 18.
Number school buildings in use: White 2; colored 1.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district) : White
$2,500; colored $1,500. Total, $4,000.
Value of school furniture: White $600; colored $150. Total, $750.
Number volumes in library: White 150; colored 100. Total, 250.
Value of books in library: White $275; colored $25. Total, $300.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
Town has voted $20,000 in bonds for school building.
Financial Report.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $2,834.04.
From special poll tax, $696.60.
From special property tax, $3,060.51.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 30 cents; poll 90 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any): White $293.28; colored
$4.50. Total. $297.78.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $4,231.13; colored $684. Total, $4,915.13.
Repairs on school prop.erty: White $6.40; colored $15.14. Total,
$21.54.
School furniture: White $3.00.
School library: White $44.22.
Fuel: White $80.97; colored $65.90. Total, $146.87.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 231
Incidentals, janitor, room rent, etc., and principal on money bor-rowed,
and other debts: White $382.79; colored $18.31. Total,
$401.10.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness: White $942.50.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902, $34.57.
LEXINGTON, DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, J. B. Spilman.
Name of Chairman of the Board, F. C. Robbins.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $675.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 1.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work. Super-intendent
teaches 1 room and gives some time each day to others.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $602,000.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 2.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? Second to sixth.
What year first introduced? Second.
Is physics taught? No.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 119; girls 139—258. Colored, boys 106;
girls 102—208. Total, 466.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 103; girls 99—202.
Colored, boys 77; girls 73—150. Total, 352.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 89;
girls 71—average 80. Colored, boys 72; girls 71—average 72.
Average attendance in public school: White 170; colored 120.
Total, 290.
Number of teachers (n,ot including Superintendent) : White,
women 3. Colored, men 3.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, women $285. Colored, men $255.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 27; girls 27
—
54. Colored, boys 25; girls 25—50.
Number of grades in school: White 8; colored 6.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 36; colored 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: Monthly, and
oftener if necessary.
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Number school buildings in use: White 1; colored 1.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district): White
$5,000; colored $1,000. Total, $6,000.
Value of school furniture: White $250; colored $100. Total, $350.
Value of school apparatus: White $20.
Number volumes in library: White 150.
Value of books in library: White $25.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
$4,000.
Financial Report.
receipts.
Apportionment from County School Fund: White $399.90; col-ored
$322.40. Total, $722.30.
From special poll tax, $132.30.
From special property tax, $1,850.00.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 30 cents on $100; poll
90 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any) : White $19.40.
From other sources, stating source: Peabody $100; bonds $4,000.
Total, $4,100.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $805.00; colored $297.50. Total,
$1,102.50.
Repairs on school-houses: White $20.00.
School furniture: White $100.00; colored $80.00. Total, $180.00.
School apparatus: White $6.50.
Building school-houses: White $2,800; colored $768.00. Total,
$3,568.00.
Fuel: White $23.00; colored $8.00.
Incidentals, $480.00.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness, $100.00.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902, $1,336.
marion, Mcdowell county.
Name of Superintendent, E. E. Sams.
Name of Chairman of the Board, Thos. Morris.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $675.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 1.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 22Yo.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, 5.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $135,000.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 233
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 2.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? No.
Is physics taught? It will be. Through what grades? Eighth
and ninth. What year first introduced? Eighth.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent
of school.
Population of town or city (1900), 1,116.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 133; girls 160—293. Colored, boys S;
girls 13—21. Total, 314.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 125; girls 148. Total,
273.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 94;
girls 92. Total, 93.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 84; girls 96.
Total, 180.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White,
women 4.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, women $281.25.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 17; girls 19.
Total, 36.
Number of grades in school: Eight this year, nine next.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 12.
Number of school buildings in use: White 1.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district), estimated:
White $6,000.
Value of school furniture, estimated: White $600.00.
Value of school apparatus, estimated: White $100.00.
Financial Report.
From proceeds of lecture: White $132.00.
Apportionment from County School Fund: White $829.30.
From special poll tax: White $95.00.
From special property tax: White $618.79.
From bond issue: White $3,000.00.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 2o cents on $100; poll
75 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any) : White $32.13.
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From other sources, stating source: Liquor tax $600.00; Peabody
Fund $100.00.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $1,586.50.
School furniture: White $500.00.
School apparatus: White $100.00.
Building school-houses: White $2,500.00.
Improving grounds: White $250.00.
Fuel: White $50.00.
Incidentals, including wages of janitor: White $103.76.
Total, $5,090.26.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902: White $186.28.
MONROE, UNION COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, Eugene C. Brooks.
Name of Chairman of the Board, Dr. S. J. Welch.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $1,000.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 2.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 5.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, 25.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District. $20,000.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 9.
Is singing by note taught? To be introduced this year.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? 1-4. What year
first introduced? 1900.
Is physics taught? No.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 270; girls 278—548. Colored, boys 130;
girls 135—265. Total, 813.
Total enrollment in schools: White 487; colored 224. Total, 711.
Per cent of school population attending school: White 89; colored
84—average 87.
Average attendance in public school: White 356; colored 129.
Total, 485.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 9. Colored, men 2; women 1.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 235
ent) : White, men $500; women $360. Colored, men $225; women
$202.50.
Number of grades in school: White 10; colored 7.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 36; colored 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 18;
colored 9.
Number school buildings in use: White 1; colored 1.
Number volumes in library, 600.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
$9,000.
Financial Report.
receipts.
Balance from year 1900-1901, $3,408.96.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $1,066.34.
From special poll tax and special property tax, $3,080.56.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 40 cents on $100;
poll $1.20.
From fees (including tuition, if any), $238.88.
From other sources, stating source, $3,349.00.
Total $11,143.74.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries, including Superintendent, $5,258.46.
Building school-houses, $5,620.19.
Fuel, $70.03.
Incidentals, $137.75.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness, paid by town.
Total $11,086.43.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902, $57.31.
MOUNT AIRY. SURRY COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, J. Davis.
Name of Chairman of the Board, Geo. W. Sparger.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $900.00.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 1.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 10.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision 17%.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $750,000.00.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 4.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent.
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Population of town or city (1900): White 2,080; colored 600.
Total, 2,680.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 367; girls 366—733. Colored, boys 150;
girls 162—312. Total, 1,045.
Total enrollment in- schools: White, boys 254; girls 288—542.
Colored, boys 69; girls 82—151. Total, 693.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 69;
girls 78—average 73. Colored, boys 46; girls 51—average 48.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 228; girls 278
—507. Colored, boys 27; girls 51—79. Total, 586.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White,
women 8. Colored, men 1; women 1.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, women $241.%. Colored, men $295; women $135.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 26; girls 36
—
62. Colored, boys 13; girls 25—39.
Number of grades in school: White 9; colored 5.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 36; colored 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 36;
colored 36. Total, 72.
Number school buildings in use: White 2; colored 1.
.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district): White
$4,400.00; colored $600.00. Total, $5,000.00.
Value of school furniture: White $850.00; colored $150.00. Total,
$1,000.00.
Value of school apparatus: White $25.00.
Financial Report.
Apportionment from County School Fund: White $841.48; col-ored
$358.52. Total, $1,200.00.
From special poll tax: White $261.00; colored $39.00. Total,
$300.00.
From special property tax: White $1,629.00; colored $126.00.
Total, $1,755.00.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 25 cents on $100;
poll 75 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any) : White $204.59.
Peabody Fund: White $34.90; colored $15.10. Total, $50.00.
From other sources, stating source: White, appropriation from
city $210.36; colored $89.64. Total, $300.00.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 237
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $2,835.00; colored $355.00. Total,
$3,190.00.
Repairs on school-houses: White $73.83.
School apparatus: White $25.00.
Fuel: White $73.90; colored $12.50. Total, $86.40.
Incidentals: White $362.66; colored $5.00. Total, $367.66.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness: White $119.20;
colored $14.89. Total, $134.09.
Deficit for year ending July, 1902, $67.39.
MT. OLIVE, WAYNE COUNTY.
Superintendent, Z. D. McWhorten.
Chairman of Trustees, Robt. Kornegay.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $800.00.
Number of years Superintendent held present position, 1.
Number hours per week given to class work, 25.
Number hours per week given to supervision, 5.
Is Latin taught? Yes. How many years? 3.
Is singing taught? Yes, but not by note.
Is drawing taught? Yes.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? Seventh and
eighth.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent.
Population of town: White 580; colored 97. Total, 677.
Enrollment of schools: White, boys 120; girls 130—250. Colored,
boys 80; girls 120—200.
Per cent of population: White 80; colored 56.
Average attendance: White, boys 100; girls 100—200. Colored,
boys 40; girls 45—95.
Number of teachers: White 3; colored 3.
Average salary: White 240; colored 240.
Number of pupils to teacher: White 40; colored 31.
, Number of grades, 9.
Number of weeks of session, 32.
Number of teachers' meetings, 16.
Number of school buildings, 2.
Value of buildings and grounds: White $1,700; colored $800.00.
Value of furniture: White $375.00; colored $100.00.
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Financial Report,
receipts.
Apportionment from County School Fund: White $1,300.
From special poll tax and special property tax, $1,800.
From fees (including tuition, if any): White $197.00.
From other sources, stating source: White $100.00.
Total, $3,397.00.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $240.00; colored $240.00.
Repairs on school-houses: White $300.00; colored $50.00. Total,
$350.00.
School furniture: White $375.00; colored $100.00. Total, $475.00.
Fuel: White $100.00.
Incidentals: White $40.00; colored $20.00. Total, $60.00.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902: Can't find out.
NEW BERN, CRAVEN COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, H. P. Harding.
Name of Chairman of the Board, Dr. Geo. Slover.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $1,000.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, three
months.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, all
of his time.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 3.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? No.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? Eighth.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent.
Population of town or city (1900): White 3,212; colored 5,878.
Total, 9,090.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one7: White, boys 465; girls 469—934. Colored, boys 881;
girls 888—1,769. Total, 2,703.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 335; girls 304—639.
Colored, boys 236; girls 339—575. Total, 1,214.
Per cent of school population attending public school: White,
boys 72; girls 63—average 68. Colored, boys 27; girls 37—aver-age
33.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 239
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 229; girls 218
—447. Colored, boys 134; girls 189—323. Total, 770.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 12. Colored, men 3; women 5.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $600.00; women $240.00. Colored, men $240:
women $200.00.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 18; girls 16
—
34. Colored, boys 19; girls 27—46.
Number of grades in school: White 10; colored 7.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 33; colored 33.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 10;
colored 18. Total, 28.
Number school buildings in use: White 2; colored 1.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district): White
$30,000; colored $5,000. Total. $35,000.
Value of school furniture: White $1,200; colored $300.00. Total,
$1,500.
Number volumes in library: White 340.
Value of books in library: White $250.00.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
None.
Financial Report.
receipts.
Balance from year 1900-1901, $72.03.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $3,759.72.
From special poll tax and special property tax, $2,691.64.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 12% cents; poll 75.
From other sources, stating source: Rents and from Griffin School
Fund, $700.00.
Total, $7,223.39.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries, $6,118.12.
Fuel, $118.75.
Incidentals, including commissions, $884.17.
Balance on hand June 1, 1902, $102.35.
OXFORD, GRANVILLE COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, R. D. W. Connor.
Name of Chairman of the Board, E. T. White.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $900.00.
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Number years Superintendent has held present position, three
months.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 12%.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, 20.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $855,210.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 2.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? No.
Is physics taught? No.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? County
Superintendent.
Population of town or city (1900), 2,029.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 175; girls 157—332. Colored, boys 213;
girls 188—401. Total, 733;
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 134; girls 121—255.
Colored, boys 117; girls 150—267. Total, 522.
Per cent of scliool population attending school: White, boys
76.57; girls 77—average 76.8. Colored, boys 54.9: girls 79.78—aver-age
66.5.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 91; girls 88—
179. Colored, boys 61; girls 75—136. Total, 315.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White,
women 5. Colored, men 2; women 2.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, women $240.00. Colored, men $220.0o; women $140.00.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 27; girls 24—
51. Colored, boys 29; girls 37—66.5.
Number of grades in school: White 8; colored 6.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 32; colored 32.
Number school buildings in use: White 1; colored 1.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district) : White
$3,000; colored $1,000. Total, $4,000.
Value of school furniture: White $250.00; colored $100.00. Total,
$350.00.
Number volumes in library: White 150.
Value of books in library: White $50.00.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
White $1,200.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 241
Financial Repokt.
receipts.
Balance from year 1900-1901: White $1,054.94.
Apportionment from County School Fund: White $851.00; col-ored
$440.00. Total, $1,291.00.
From special property tax, $2,138.00.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 25 cents on $100;
poll 75 cents.
Total, $4,483.94.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $2,100.00; colored $720.00. Total,
$2,820.00.
Repairs on school-houses: White $1,000.00.
School furniture: White $250.00; colored $100.00. Total, $350.00.
School library: White $23.86.
Fuel, no record.
Incidentals, no record.
RALEIGH TOWNSHIP, WAKE COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, Edward P. Moses.
Name of Chairman of the Board, A. M. Powell, Mayor, ex officio.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $2,000.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 14.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, none.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, en-tire
time.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $7,100,000.00.
Is Latin taught in your school? Optional. Through how many
years? 2.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? No.
Is physics taught? No.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 1,701; girls 1,766—3,467. Colored, boys
1,457; girls 1,607—3,064. Total, 6,531.
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242 Biennial Report of the
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 745; girls 806—1,651.
Colored, boys 669; girls 742—1,411. Total, 2,962.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 13.8;
girls 45.6—average 44.7. Colored, boys 45.9; girls 46.1—average 46.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 526; girls 584
—
1,110. Colored, boys 433; girls 498—931. Total, 2,041.
Number of teachers and assistant teachers (not including Super-intendent)
: White, women 39. Colored, men 3; women 26.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent
) : White, women $42.55. Colored, men $45.00; women $27.11.
Number of grades in school: White 7; colored 5.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 36; colored 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 75;
colored 20. Total, 95.
Number school buildings in use: White 3; colored 4.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district), $110,000.
Value of school furniture, $3,000.
Value of school apparatus, $300.00.
Number volumes in library, 500.
Value of books in library, $150.00.
Financial Report,
receipts.
Balance from year 1900-1901, $4,064.82.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $12,450.00.
From special poll tax and special property tax, $15,353.92.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 20 cents on $100; poll
60 cents.
From other sources, stating source: Special tax for school bonds,
$9,383.75.
Total, $41,252.49.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries, Superintendent, Secretary, janitors, $22,501.28.
Repairs on school-houses and supplies, $1,150.88.
School furniture, $38.40.
Fuel, gas, gasoline and water, $1,756.66.
Incidentals, $277.39.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness, $9,383.75.
Total, $35,108.36.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 243
REIDSVILLE, ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, W. Banks Dove.
Name of Chairman of the Board, R. T. Williams.
Salary of Superintendent per year $1,000.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 3.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, none.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, 25.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 4.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? 1-7. What year
first introduced? First.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? Ninth. What
year first introduced? Ninth.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent.
Population of town or city (1900), about 4,000.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White 968; colored 834. Total, 1,802.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 187; girls 240—427.
Colored, boys 211; girls 223—434. Total, 861.
Per cent of school population attending school: White 44; col-ored
52.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 157; girls 170
—327. Colored, boys 83; girls 131—214. Total, 541.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 10. Colored, men 2; women 4.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $675.00; women $315.00. Colored, men $315;
women $225.0T).
Average number of pupils to teacher: White 40; colored 60.
Number of grades in school: White 10; colored 10.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 36; colored 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 36;
colored 36.
Number school buildings in use: White 1; colored 1.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district): White
$17,000; colored $1,500. Total, $18,500.
Value of school furniture: White $1,000; colored $500.00. Total,
$1,500.
Number volumes in library: White 950; colored 200. Total, 1,150.
Value of books in library: White $475.00; colored $100.00. Total,
$575.00.
244 Biennial Repokt of the
What is the amount of debt on school property, "bonds or other-wise?
$640.00, interest on $15,000 of bonds.
Financial Report,
receipts.
Balance from year 1900-1901: White $1,974.18; colored $986.49.
Total, $2,960.67.
Apportionment from County School Fund: White $1,847.00; col-ored
$923.50. Total, $2,770.50.
From special poll tax, $354.54.
From special property tax, $2,569.94.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 18 cents; poll 54 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any) : White $222.00.
From other sources, stating source: White $1,333.33%; colored
$666.66. Total, $2,000.00.
Total, $10,877.65.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $4,424.50; colored $1,395.00. Total,
$5,819.50.
School furniture: White $1,500.
Building school-houses: White $17,000; colored $200.00. Total,
$17,200.
Fuel: White $250.00; colored $150.00. Total, $400.00.
Incidentals: White $177.00; colored $75.00. Total, $252.00. .
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness: White $640.00.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902: White $2,960.67.
ROCKINGHAM, RICHMOND COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, A. B. Hill.
Name of Chairman of the Board, W. C. Leak.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $1,000.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 1.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, from
10 to 12.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, from
8 to 10.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $636,000.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years?
Three, but will be increased to four.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? A little. Through what grades? 1-6. What
year first introduced? First.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 245
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? Ninth and
tenth. What year first introduced? Ninth.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? No, optional with Super-intendent.
Population of town or city (1900), 1,507.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 115; girls 127—242. Colored, boys 69;
girls 86—155. Total, 397.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 108; girls 126—234.
Colored, boys 60; girls 90—150. Total, 384.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 82;
girls 88—average 85. Colored, boys 70; girls 90—average 80.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 94; girls 112
206. Colored, boys 43; girls 70—113. Total, 319.
Number of teachers( not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 4. Colored, men 1; women 1.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $425.00; women $255.00. Colored, men $200.00;
women $160.00.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 19; girls 22
—
41. Colored, boys 22; girls 36—58.
Number of grades in school: White 9; colored 4.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 34; colored 32.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 24;
colored 12.
Number of school buildings in use: White 1; colored 1.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district) : White
$13,582; colored $1,750. Total, $15,332.
Value of school furniture: White $914.00; colored $125. Total,
$1,039.
Value of school apparatus: White $200.00; colored $35.00. Total,
$235.00.
Number volumes in library, in its infancy.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
$11,000, town bonds.
Financial Report,
receipts.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $425.00.
From special poll tax, $211.00.
From special property tax, $2,289.00.
246 Biennial Eepokt of the
What is the levy for special tax? Property, for running expense,
35 cents; poll, for running expense, 90 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any): White $325.00; colored
$50.00. Total, $375.00.
Total, $3,300.00.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries (including Superintendent, $1,000) : White
$2,445.00; colored $360.00. Total, $2,805.00.
School furniture: White $914.00; colored $125.00. Total, $1,039.
School apparatus: White $242.00; colored $23.00. Total, $265.00.
Building school-houses and furnace, $1,335 (bond issue) : White
$10,582.00; colored $1,350.00. Total, $11,932.00.
Fuel: White $65.00; colored $20.00. Total, $85.00.
Incidentals: White $95.00; colored $20.00. Total, $115.00.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness: Bond issue, $600.00.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902, $295.00.
Some matters have not been settled. This is almost correct.
ROCKY MOUNT, NASH AND EDGECOMBE COUNTIES.
. Name of Superintendent or Principal, Wm. V. Boyle.
Name of Chairman of the Board, T. H. Battle.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $900.00.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 1.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 15.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, 20.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $1,300,000.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 3.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? All.
Population of town or city (1900), 4,000.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 214; girls 234—448. Colored, boys 180;
girls 220—400. Total, 848.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 205; girls 222—427.
Colored, boys 85; girls 107—192. Total, 619.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 93; girls 95.
Colored, boys 76; girls 85.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 10. Colored, men 1; women 2.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $50.00; women $35.00. Colored, men $30; women
$20.00.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 247
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 18; girls 22—
40. Colored, boys 30; girls 35—65.
Number of grades in school, 10.
Total number of weeks of school session, 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year, 18 regular
meetings.
Number school buildings in use, 2.
Value of school furniture, $1,500.
Value of school apparatus, $200.00.
Number volumes in library, 300.
Value of books in library, $200.00.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
$15,000.
Financial Report.
receipts.
Apportionment from County School Fund, Nash and Edgecombe,
$1,788.11.
From special poll tax, $400.00.
From special property tax, $4,600.00.
WThat is the levy for special tax? Property 30 cents on $100;
poll 91 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any): White $520.10; colored
$32.00. Total, $552.10.
Total, $7,340.20.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $3,605.00; colored $610.00. Total,
$4,215.00.
Repairs on school-houses: White $500.00.
School furniture: White $1,200; colored $400.00. Total, $1,600.
School apparatus: White $200.00; colored $50.00. Total, $250.00.
School library: White $150.00.
Building school-houses, $17,500.00.
Fuel: White $300.00; colored $100.00. Total, $400.00.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness, $600.00.
SALISBURY, ROWAN COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, Charles L. Coon.
Name of Chairman of the Board, A. H. Boyden.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $1,000.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 3.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, none.
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Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, all
there are.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $2,099,021.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years?
Ninth, tenth and eleventh grades.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? 1-11. What
year first introduced? 1900.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? 6-11. What
year first introduced? 1899.
Chemistry, 9-11 grades.
Population of town or city (1900), 6,441.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one) : White, boys 584; girls 582—1,166. Colored, boys 324;
girls 352—676. Total, 1,842.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 324; girls 319—643.
Colored, boys 133; girls 163—296. Total, 939.
Per cent of school population attending school: White 55; col-ored
44.
Average attendance in public school: White 444; colored 152.
Total, 596.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
3; women 12. Colored, men 2; women 3.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $495.00; women $330.00. Colored, men $337.50;
women $225.00.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White 43; colored 59.
Number of grades in school: White 11; colored 6.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 36; colored 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 36;
colored 36.
Number school buildings in use: White 3; colored 1.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district) : White
$20,000; colored $3,000. Total, $23,000.
Value of school furniture: White $800.00; colored $400.00. Total,
$1,200.
Value of school apparatus: White $200.00; colored $50.00. Total,
$250.00.
Number volumes in library: White 1,200; colored 150. Total,
1,350.
Value of books in library: White $1,100; colored $75.00. Total,
$1,175.
There are 150 colored children in the other negro schools in town.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 249
Financial Report.
Apportionment from County School Fund: White $2,104; colored
$1,080. Total, $3,184.
From fees (including tuition, if any), city treasury, $5,991.
From other sources, stating source: Bonds, $4,100.
Total, $13,275.00.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries (including Superintendent $1,000): White
$6,850; colored $1,350. Total, $8,200.
School furniture: White $125.00; colored $75.00. Total. $200.00.
School apparatus: White $125.00.
School library: White $150.00; colored $25.00. Total, $175.00.
Building school-houses: White $3,500; colored $600.00. Total,
$4,100.
Fuel: White $175.00; colored $50.00. Total, $225.00.
Incidentals: White $200.00; colored $50.00. Total, $250.00.
Total. $13,275.00.
SELMA. JOHNSTON COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, Thos. T. Candler.
Name of Chairman of the Board, M. C. Winston.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $600.00.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 1.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 20.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, 10.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years?
2, 7th and 8th.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? All. What year
first introduced? First.
Is physics taught? Not formally in text.
Is manual training taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent.
Population of town or city (1900), about 1,000.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White 244; colored 272. Total, 516.
Total enrollment in schools: White 211; colored 167. Total, 378.
Per cent of school population attending school: White 78; colored
68—average 73.
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Average attendance of enrollment in public school: White 75;
colored 55.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 4. Colored, men 1; women 2.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $40.00; women $30.00. Colored, men $30.00;
women $20.00.
Average number of pupils to teacher, based on attendance: White
35; colored 30.
Number of grades in school: White 8; colored 6.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 32; colored 32.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year, weekly.
Number school buildings in use: White 1; colored 1.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district) : White
$2,500; colored $500.00. Total, $3,000.
Value of school furniture: White $350.00; colored $50.00. Total,
$400.00.
Value of school apparatus: White $250.00; colored $25.00.
Number volumes in library: White 100.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
About $1,700.
Financial Report.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $755.00.
From special poll tax and special property tax, $700.00.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 20 cents; poll 60 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any), $45.00.
From other sources, stating source: Town and dispensary, $1,000.
Total, $2,500.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries, $1,880.
Repairs on school-houses, $75.00.
School furniture, $230.31.
School apparatus, $283.62.
Fuel. $12.00.
Total, $2,480.93.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902, $19.07.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 251
SHELBY, CLEVELAND COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, S. G. Harden.
Name of Chairman of the Board, J. A. Anthony.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $800.00.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 3.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 20.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, 10.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, about $650,000.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 4.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? All. What
year first introduced? 1902.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? 8 and 9. What
year first introduced? 1901.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? No.
Population of town or city (1900): White 2,000; colored 500.
Total, 2,500.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys about 300; girls about 300—700. Colored,
boys 90; girls 75—125. Total, 825.
Total enrollment in school: White, boys about 180; girls about
200—380. Colored, boys 70; girls 65—135. Total, 515.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 60;
girls 66 2-3. Colored, boys 84; girls 89.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 160; girls 173.
Colored, boys 54; girls 58.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White,
women 8. Colored, women 2.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, women $35.00. Colored, women $22.50.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 16; girls 24.
Colored, boys 32; girls 59.
Number of grades in school, 10.
Total number of weeks of school session, 40.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year, 6.
Number school buildings in use, 2.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district), $5,000.
Value of school furniture, $200.00.
Value of school apparatus, $50.00.
Number volumes in library, about 100.
Value of books in library, $100.00.
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What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
None.
Financial Report,
receipts.
Balance from year 1900-1901, none.
Apportionment from County School Fund: White $952.37; col-ored
$497.80. Total, $1,450.17.
From special poll tax: White $190.07; colored $40.67. Total,
$230.74.
From special property tax: White $1,777.42; colored $19.86. Total,
$1,797.28.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 28 cents; poll 83 cents.
From fee (including tuition, if any): White $75.00.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $3,080; colored $360.00. Total, $3,440.
Repairs on school-houses: White $200.00; colored $25.00. Total,
$225.00.
School furniture: White $150.00; colored $10.00. Total, $160.00.
Fuel: White $75.00; colored $25.00. Total, $100.00.
Incidentals: White $10.00; colored $5.00. Total, $15.00.
Total $3,940.00.
STATESVILLE, IREDELL COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, D. Matt. Thompson.
Name of Chairman of the Board, J. K. Morrison.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $1,200.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 11.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, prac-tically
entire time.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $1,301,989.
Is Latin taught in your school? No.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? 2-8. What
year first introduced? 1895.
Is physics taught? In a very elementary way.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes, except those holding
diploma from Normal and Industrial College. By whom? Super-intendent.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 25->
Population of town or city (1900), 3,500.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 478; girls 465—844. Colored, boys 135;
girls 178—313.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 270; girls 241
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511.
Colored, boys 76; girls 83—159.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 215; girls 186
—401. Colored, boys 48; girls 43—91.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 7. Colored, men 1; women 2.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $65.00; women $36.50. Colored, men $30.00;
women $25.00.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 34; girls 30
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64. Colored, boys 25; girls 28—53.
Number of grades in school: White 8; colored 6.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 36; colored 32.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year (regular):
White 18; colored 18. •
Number school buildings in use: White 1; colored 1.
"Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district): White
$16,000; colored $3,000.
Value of school apparatus, included in above.
Number volumes in library: White 1,500; colored 100.
Value of books fh library: White $1,000.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
$1,065.
Financial Report.
Balance from year 1900-1901, $500.04.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $2,011.20.
From special poll tax: White $420.30; colored $119.70. Total,
$540.00.
From special property tax, $3,560.06.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 30 cents on $100;
poll 90 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any), $101.20.
Total, $6,712.50.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $3,906.00; colored $940.00. Total,
$4,846.00.
Repairs on school-houses, $291.63.
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School furniture, $251.28.
School apparatus, $102.25.
School library, $120.00.
Fuel, $131.74.
Incidentals, $246.40.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness, $80.00.
Total, $6,069.30.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902, $643.20.
Indebtedness from previous years, $1,065.00.
TARBORO TOWNSHIP, EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, Robert M. Davis.
Name of Chairman of the Board, Wm. S. Clark.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $900.00.
Number years Superintendent has held present position. 9.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, till
past year one-half of his time; this past year none.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision,
from 20 to 25.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $1,483,456.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years?
About 4.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? No regular course. Through what grades?
All grades. What year first introduced? The Thompson System
was introduced 5 years ago, but abandoned.
Is physics taught? Yes. In what grades? 8th and 9th. What
year first introduced? 1893-1899, experimental.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? The
Graded School Superintendent.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 368; girls 434—802. Colored, boys 553;
girls 617—1,170. Total, 1,972.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 197; girls 206—403.
Colored, boys 180; girls 237—417. Total, 820.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 52;
girls 49. Colored, boys 33; girls 39.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 117; girls 136
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253. Colored, boys *89; girls 103—192. Total, 445.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 255
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 8. Colored, men 3; women 4.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $45.00; women $35.00. Colored, men $35.00;
women $25.00.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 22; girls 23
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45. Colored, boys 26; girls 33—59.
Number of grades in school: White 10; colored 7.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 35.6; colored 35.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year? White 28;
colored 18.
Number school buildings in use: White 3; colored 3.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district): White
t$3,000; colored $2,400. Total, $5,400.
Value of school furniture: White $800.00; colored $500.00. Total,
$1,300.
Value of school apparatus: White $500.00; colored $40.00. Total,
$540.00.
Number volumes in library: White 1,100; colored 27. Total,
1,127.
Value of books in library: White $500.00; colored $10.00. Total,
$510.00.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
None.
*In colored school we begin in September, with 4 teachers, and in-crease
the number to 7 as attendance increases.
fThe Trustees of the Tarboro Female Academy have given our
school the use of their building, valued at $2,500, for 5 years for
nothing, and we use this as a High School building.
Financial Report.
Balance from year 1900-1901, $1,040.24.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $3,280.44.
From special poll tax, $256.95.
From special property tax, $2,674.30.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 15 cents; poll 45 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any), $63.02.
From other sources, stating source: Piano rent, $79.10.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries, and Treasurer's commissions, $5,171.11.
Repairs on school-houses, $402.26.
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School furniture and school apparatus, $628.90.
School library, $40.00, not from regular funds.
Lease on school-house for past year, $109.35.
Refunded Sheriff amount over-paid, $106.87.
Fuel, $290.17.
Incidentals, $263.29.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness, none.
Total, $6,971.95.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902, $422.10.
Deficit for year ending July, 1902, none.
Indebtedness from previous years, none.
THOMASVILLE, DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, J. T. Henry.
Name of Chairman of the Board, F. S. Lambeth.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $600.00.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 1.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 25.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, 5.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $300,000.00.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 2.
Are teachers examined before election? No.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 131; girls 124—255. Colored, boys 89;
girls 101—190. Total, 451.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 101; girls 94—195. Col-ored,
boys 63; girls 69—132. Total, 327.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, 76 8-17.
Colored, boys 32; girls 34 2-3—average 66 2-3.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 44; girls 54
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98. Colored, boys 30; girls 35—65.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent): White,
women 2. Colored, men 1; women 1.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend,
ent) : White, women $218.75. Colored, men $240.63; women $175.00.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 14 2-3; girls
18—32 2-3. Colored, boys 15; girls 17—32.
Number of grades in school: White 7; colored 6.
Total number of weeks of school session: White 35; colored 35.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 257
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 35;
colored 35.
Number school buildings in use: White 1; colored 1.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district) : Colored
$150.00.
Value of school furniture: White $150.00; colored $25.00.
Number volumes in library: White 260.
Value of books in library: White $60.00.
WASHINGTON, BEAUFORT COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, Harry Howell.
Name of Chairman of the Board, Hon. John H. Small.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $800.00.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 5.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 12.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, 15%.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $1,283,000.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 3.
Is singing by note taught? Yes. Through what grades? 2-5.
What year first introduced? 1901-1902.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? 1-7. What year
first introduced? 1901-1902.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? 7 and 9. What
year first introduced? 1899-1900.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent.
Population of town or city (1900): White 2,290; colored 2,552.
Total, 4,842.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 349; girls 358—707. Colored, boys 351;
girls 456—807. Total, 1,514.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 226; girls 217—443.
Colored, boys 187; girls 248—435. Total, 878.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 64.7;
girls 60.6—average 62.6. Colored, boys 53; girls 54.6—average 53.9.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 164; girls 162
—326. Colored, boys 104; girls 153—257. Total, 583.
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Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 10. Colored, men 2; women 3.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $400.00; women $280.00. Colored, men $280.00;
women $200.00.
Average number of pupils to teacher (on total enrollment) : White,
boys 20.5; girls 19.8—40.3. Colored, boys 37.2; girls 49.8—87.
Number of grades in school: White 10; colored 6.
Total number of weeks of school session, 32.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year, 12.
Number school buildings in use, 3.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district), $3,000.
Value of school furniture, $1,000.
Value of school apparatus, $200.00.
Number volumes in library, 1,200.
Value of books in library, $1,800.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
$620.03.
Financial Report.
receipts.
Balance from year 1900-1901, $79.36.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $2,144.62.
From special poll tax, $285.00.
From special property tax, $2,365.40.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 20 cents on $100;
poll 60 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any), $34.25.
From other sources, stating source: Special liquor license,
$1,211.25; Peabody Fund, $100.00; advertisements in school report,
$51.00; library revenues, $97.38.
Total, $6,368.26.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $4,271.24; colored $1,192.00. Total,
$5,463.24.
Repairs on school-houses: White $74.45; colored $11.04. Total,
$85.49.
School furniture: White $101.06; colored $64.43. Total, $165.49.
School apparatus: White $93.97; colored $7.77. Total, $101.74.
School library: White $135.54.
Fuel: White $85.28; colored $40.85. Total, $126.13.
Incidentals: White $91.15; colored $37.82. Total, $129.02.
Debts paid, $125.00.
Total, $6,355.35.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 259
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness, $23.70.
Total, $6,355.35.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902, $12.91.
Indebtedness from previous years, $620.03.
WAYNESVILLE, HAYWOOD COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, W. C. Allen.
Name of Chairman of the Board, J. K. Boone.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $900.00.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 3, enter-ing
upon 4th year.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, 15.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, 10.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $350,192.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 3.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? 1st to 7th.
What year first introduced? 1901-1902.
Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? 9th. What year
first introduced? 1899.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? No.
Population of town or city (1900), 1,307.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 183; girls 190—373. Colored, boys 43;
girls 29—72. *Total, 445.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 198; girls 223—421.
Colored, boys 51; girls 66—117. *Total, 538.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 69;
girls 69.5—average 69.2. Colored, boys 60.5; girls 62—average 61.
Average attendance in public school: White, boys 128; girls 142
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270. Colored, boys 40; girls 42—82. Total, 352.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White,
women 7. Colored, men 1; women 1.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, fwomen $297.50. Colored, men $255.00; women $148.50.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White, boys 16; girls 18
34. Colored, boys 20; girls 21—41.
Number of grades in school, 9.
Total number of weeks of school session, 34.
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Number of teachers' meetings held during the year, 30.
Number school buildings in use, 2.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district), $10,000.
Value of school furniture $1,280.
Value of school apparatus, $1,750, heating outfit and sanitary
closets.
Number volumes in library, 611.
Value of books in library, $350.00.
What is the amount of debt on school property, bonds or other-wise?
$10,000.
Financial Report.
receipts.
Apportionment from County School Fund: White $910.00; col-ored
$233.00. Total, $1,143.
From special poll tax: White $151.20; colored $29.70. Total,
$180.90.
From special property tax: White $865.47; colored $10.01. Total,
$875.48.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 2% cents; poll 90 cents.
From fees (including tuition, if any): White $253.35.
From other sources, stating source (appropriations city) : White
$1,062.47; colored $126.29. Total, $1,188.76.
Total, $3,641.49.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries: White $3,052.00; colored $399.00. Total,
$3,225.00.
Repairs on school-houses (special appropriation city): White
$155.00.
School furniture (special appropriation city): White $150.50.
School library (special fund from entertainments) : White $70.25.
Fuel: White $227.52; colored $20.00. Total, $247.52.
Incidentals: White $17.45; colored $10.52. Total, $27.97.
Interest paid on bonds or other indebtedness: Board of Aldermen,
not included in school fund.
Total, $4,101.24
Balance on hand July 1, 1902, none (balanced).
Deficit for year ending July, 1902, none (balanced).
Indebtedness from previous years, none.
*Many from the country are allowed to enter on certain conditions.
fDiscrepancy arises from occasional employment of substitute
teachers.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 261
WILSON, WILSON COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent, E. P. Mangum.
Name of Chairman of the Board, George Hackney.
Salary of Superintendent per year, $1,200.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 5V2 .
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to class work, no
regular period; some teaching every day.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, con-stant.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District: White $2,042,967.00; colored $61,978.00.
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 3.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? Primary. What
year first introduced? 1896.
Is physics taught? No.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? Yes. By whom? Super-intendent
City Schools.
Population of town or city (1900): White 2,394; colored 1,131.
Total, 3,525.*
School population of district (all children in town between six and
twenty-one): White, boys 481; girls 429—910. Colored, boys 497;
girls 510—1,007. Total, 1,917.
Total enrollment in schools: White, boys 329; girls 290—619.
Colored, boys 222; girls 240—462. Total, 1,081.
Per cent of school population attending school: White, boys 684;
girls 676—average 68. Colored, boys 447; girls 470—average 458.
Average attendance in public school: White 498; colored 278.
Total, 776.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : White, men
1; women 12. Colored, men 1; women 4.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: White, men $80.00; women $35.00. Colored, men $35.00;
women $20.00.
Average number of pupils to teacher: White 40; colored 55.
Number of grades in school: White 8; colored 7. •
Total number of weeks of school session: White 36; colored 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year: White 36;
colored 36.
Number school buildings in use: White 1; colored 1.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district): (our new
house) White $25,000; colored $2,000. Total, $27,000.
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Value of school furniture: White $875.00; colored $150.00. Total,
$1,025.
Value of school apparatus: White $250.00; colored $50.00. Total,
$300.00.
Number volumes in library: White 600.
Value of books in library: White $150.00.
Financial Report,
receipts.
Balance from year 1900-1901, from all sources (special tax
$1,978.83; general tax $490.09), $1,438.92.
Apportionment from County School Fund: White $2,197.24; col-ored
$1,200.00. Total, $3,397.24.
From special poll tax and special property tax, $6,826.76.
What is the levy for special tax? Property 25 cents on $100;
poll 75 cents.
Total, $12,692.92.
EXPENDITURES.
Superintendent's salary, $1,200.
Teachers' salaries: White $4,470; colored $1,035. Total, $5,505.
Repairs on school-houses: White $137.04; colored $26.86. Total,
$163.90.
School furniture: White $85.93; colored $19.30. Total, $105.23.
School apparatus: White $75.00; colored $8.72. Total, $83.72.
Building school-houses: Architect's fee and one payment on new
house, $3,000.
Fuel: White $295.00; colored $98.00. Total, $393.00.
Incidentals, including janitor's wages: White $644.28; colored
$135.31. Total, $779.59.
Total, $11,230.44.
Balance on hand July 1, 1902, $1,471.38.
*This is by national census, which is incorrect. Census just taken
for the numbering of houses, etc., for postal service, gives 6,795.
WINSTON, FORSYTH COUNTY.
Name of Superintendent or Principal, Chas. F. Tomlinson.
Name of Chairman of the Board, Hon. J. C. Buxton.
Number years Superintendent has held present position, 3.
Number hours per week Superintendent gives to supervision, 25.
Total assessed value of property, real and personal, of Graded
School District, $5,000,000.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 2G3
Is Latin taught in your school? Yes. Through how many years? 4.
Is singing by note taught? No.
Is drawing taught? Yes. Through what grades? First to fifth.
What year first introduced? First.
• Is physics taught? Yes. Through what grades? Eighth and
ninth. What year first introduced? Eighth.
Is manual training taught? No. Is domestic science taught? No.
Are teachers examined before election? No.
Population of town or city (1900), 11,000.
School population of town (all children in town between six and
twenty-one), 3,000.
Total enrollment in schools, 1,700.
Per cent of school population attending school, 60.
Average attendance in public school, 1,200.
Number of teachers (not including Superintendent) : Men 4;
women 28.
Average salary paid teachers for year (not including Superintend-ent)
: Men $75.00; women $38.00.
Average number of pupils to teacher, 50.
Number of grades in school, 10.
Total number of weeks of school session, 36.
Number of teachers' meetings held during the year, 20.
Number school buildings in use, 4.
Value of buildings and grounds (owned by district), $65,000.
Value of school furniture, $5,000.
Number volumes in library, 5,000.
Value of books in library, $5,000.
Financial Report.
Apportionment from County School Fund, $5,200.
Appropriation from Board of Aldermen, $10,000.
From other sources, stating source, $15,200.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers' salaries, $13,000.
Repairs on school-houses, $200.00.
School furniture, $200.00.
School apparatus, $100.00.
Incidentals, $1,000.
Total, $14,500.
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Waynesville, N. C, June 14, 1902.
Hon. J. Y. Joyner, Raleigh, N. C.
Dear Sir:—The Graded Schools of Waynesville were established
by Act of the Legislature in February, 1899, ratified by the people in
May, and organized in September the same year. The first and only
Superintendent is the present incumbent.
From the first the people of the town have enthusiastically sup-ported
the schools. It has been found that their establishment is
the best investment that could possibly have been made, for the town
has been on a substantial boom ever since.
In September, 1899, the schools opened with six teachers and three
hundred and fifty pupils. Another teacher was soon added and the
enrollment in both schools reached four hundred. During the next
year two other teachers were added, and the enrollment was four
hundred and fifty. The year just closed was beyond all question the
most successful. Eight teachers in the white school and two in the
colored taught five hundred and thirty-eight children.
The capacity of the white school building has been reached and a
two-thousand-dollar addition is now being put up. This enrollment
is phenomenal when it is remembered that the population of the
town is less than fifteen hundred.
Our course of study extends over nine years, and prepares for
college or university. We give three years in Latin, two in algebra
and geometry, two in higher English and Rhetoric, one in Physics,
and other work that is commensurate.
During the first year of the school we began to collect a school
library. It was slow at first, but we persevered and added a little
here and a little there, until now we have over six hundred volumes.
We expect to add another hundred before the fall term opens.
Since the organization of the schools, diplomas of graduation have
been presented to twelve young women and seven young gentlemen
—
seven in May, 1901, and twelve in May, 1902. It is believed that
these young people are thoroughly indoctrinated with the principles
of public education and will do valiant service to advance its cause.
We expect to do a far larger work next session. The people of
Waynesville are putting their interest and their money into the
schools, and they expect an adequate return.
Respectfully yours, W. C. Allen,
Superintendent City Schools.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 265
Amounts raised by local taxation not reported in County Treas-urers'
reports for Graded Schools:
Ashboro $997.00
Asheville 16,989.53
Burlington 3,800.00
Charlotte 16,006.12
Concord 7,704.96
Durham 17,118.75
Goldsboro 10,008.05
Guilford College 260.00
Henderson 3,987.48
Hendersonville 720.39
High Point 3,774.76
Kinston 3,757.11
Lexington 1,982,30
Marion 713.79
Monroe 3,080.56
Mount Airy 1,891.00
Mount Olive 1,800.00
New Bern 2,691.64
Oxford 2,138.00
Raleigh 15,353.92
Reidsville 2,924.48
Rockingham 2,500.00
Rocky Mount 5.000.00
Salisbury (appropriated by city) 5,991.00
Selma 700.00
Shelby 2,028.02
Statesville 3,980.36
Tarboro 2,931.25
Washington 2,650.40
Waynesville 1,056.38
Wilson 6.826.76
Winston (appropriated by city) 10,000.00
Total $161,363.62
266 Biennial Report oe the
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TABLE No. III.
Showing Number of Children Between Six and Twenty-one
Years of Age, Number Enrolled, Average Attend-ance,
and Institute Statistics in the Several
Counties of the State During the
School Year Ending June
30, 1902.
278 Biennial Report of the
Table No. Ill
—
Showing Number of Children Betzueen Six and Twenty-one
in the Several Counties of the State During
Counties.
Alamance.
.
Alexander.,
Alleghany _.
Anson
Ashe
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
Census of
White Children.
3,373
1,848
1,392
1,873
3,674
2,422
1,588
1,664
1,342
6,333
2,694
3,205
2,699
590
1,820
1,220
3,678
2,837
2,365
747
874
4,161
2,816
1,566
2,987
807
744
3,723
1,753
2,474
3,232
1,834
1,406
1,801
3,483
2,350
1,409
1,583
1,262
5,985
2,582
2,933
2,483
492
1,892
1,164
3,544
2,628
2,168
684
814
Enrollment of
White Children.
3,899
2,572
1,547
2,774
708
655
3,534
1,604
2,292
6,605
3,682
2,798
3,674
7,157
4,772
2,997
3,247
2,604
12,318
5,276
6,138
5,182
1,082
3,712
2,384
7,222
5,464
4,533
1,431
_1,688
8,060
5,388
3,113
5,761
1,515
1,399
7,257
3,357
4,766
1,745
1,422
1,125
1,152
2,884
1,737
1,086
1,382
1,275
4,430
1,540
1,723
1,643
351
818
712
2,246
2,046
1,333
474
564
2,734
1,768
661
2,390
430
305
2,523
1,144
1,709
1,537
1,307
1,112
1,093
2,379
1,640
873
1,388
1,186
4,317
1,224
1,480
1,516
318
841
783
2,032
1,721
1,325
393
_ 522.
2,407
1,623
702
2,590
423
263
2,213
729
1,681
3,282
2,729
2,237
2,245
5,263
3,377
1,959
2,770
2,461
8,747
2,964
3,203
3,159
669
1,659
1,495
4,278
3,767
2,658
867
x
5,141
3,391
1,363
4,980
853
568
4,736
1,870
3,390
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1,966
1,682
1,464
1,348
3, 220
2,175
1,193
2,300
1,032
6,047
1,749
2,050
1,891
371
1,021
875
2,859
2,596
1,246
452
552
3,569
2,000
814
2,998
492
400
2,924
1,256
2,010
Census of
Colored Children.
1,279
173
103
2,189
136
1,769
2,370
1,669
922
1,216
507
1,036
402
393
281
1,244
573
1,586
93
933
25
1,022
1,329
2,259
2,231
350
82
609
541
1,519
1,283
161
95
2,191
140
1,875
2,283
1,657
951
1,355
553
1,064
395
376
266
1,289
575
1,544
82
920
29
1,031
1,375
2,232
2,431
338
83
617
502
1,563
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 279
Years of Age, Number
the School Year Ending
Enrolled, Average Attendance, and Institute Statistics
June jo, 1902.
Enrollment of
Colored Children.
280 Biennial, Report of the
Table No.
Census of
White Children.
Counties.
Durham
Edgecombe ..
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene ...
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson ...
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg
Mitchell
Montgomery _
Moore
Nash
3,896
1,721
4,315
2,151
4,006
1,036
928
1,890
1,081
4,802
2,077
2,115
3,156
2,434
1,097
932
4,023
2,147
4,531
792
1,943
2,283
2,184
4,154
1,486
2,034
5,543
3,221
1,969
3,042
2,557
3,030
1,675
3,988
1,926
4,013
899
709
1,877
1,008
4,702
2, 149
1,932
3, 121
2,248
1,053
851
3,726
1,896
4, 184
686
1,7.50
2,315
2,016
3,938
1,353
1,904
5,324
2,925
1,866
2,731
2,394
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White Children. | Eg
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5,926
3,396
8,303
4,077
8,019
1,935
1,737
3,767
2,089
9, .504
4,226
4,047
6,277
4,682
2,150
1,783
7,749
4,043
8,715
1,478
3,693
4,598
4,200
8,092
2,839
3,938
10,864
6,156
3,835
5,773
4,951
1,720
951
3,301
1,251
1,943
786
613
1,222
809
3,189
788
1,552
1,970
i;594
708
764
2,786
1,432
3,183
594
1,670
1,575
1,287
2,654
1,326
1,309
3,217
1,825
1,163
2,283
1,654
1,752
913
3,202
1,110
1,772
685
573
1,120
802
3,096
848
1,516
1,865
1,353
668
702
2,548
1,147
2,911
514
1,420
1,383
1,124
2,682
1,194
1,311
3,173
1,687
1,104
2,276
1,427
3,472
1,864
6,503
2,361
3,715
1,471
1,186
2, 342
1,611
6,285
1,636
3,068
3,835
2,947
1,376
1,466
5,334
2,579
6,094
1,108
3,090
2,958
2,411
5,336
2,520
2,620
6,390
3,512
2,267
4,559
3,081
Census of
Colored Children.
2,191
896
3, 114
1,313
2,249
780
540
1,375
905
4,140
1,014
1,793
2,138
1,768
806
971
3,317
1,327
3,433
665
1,575
1,773
1,323
2,811
1,750
1,600
4,319
1,848
1,434
3,002
1,694
1,601
2,807
1,568
1,212
1,329
961
2,068
951
2,044
3,213
895
119
366
1,713
690
1,349
122
1,550
669
1,310
577
124
101
1,337
349
3,940
115
649
1,372
1,718
fe
1,602
2,814
1,790
2,079
1,338
971
1,950
953
2,104
3,058
858
112
356
1,614
688
1,326
105
1,544
720
1,206
551
149
109
1,219
372
3,987
112
669
1,409
1,768
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 281
III—
282 Biennial Report of the
Table No.
Census of
White Children.
Counties.
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
1,837
1,654
1,537
1,625
1,003
1,170
1,211
901
1,806
2,718
1,038
4,503
1,248
3,498
4,033
4,157
3,731
3,082
886
2,770
3, 127
4,438
1,450
1,116
&33
3,990
1,249
5,217
1,122
932
2,675
1,917
1,429
1,327
1,506
971
1,080
1,104
862
1,615
2,652
995
4,412
1,288
3,250
3,766
3,955
3,612
2,985
911
2,656
2,954
3,977
1,384
1,106
558
3,542
1,383
4,971
977
861
2,443
3,754
3,084
2,864
3,131
1,974
2,2.58
2,315
1,763
3,421
5, 370
2,033
8,915
2,536
6,748
7,799
8,112
7,343
6,067
1,777
5,426
6,081
8,415
2,834
2,222
1, 191
7,532
2,632
10, 188
2,099
1,793
5,168
Enrollment of
White Children.
1,035
1,147
1,097
998
687
750
655
665
1,064
2,030
555
2,741
717
2,430
2,432
2,844
2,166
1,993
420
1,788
1,582
3,134
1,063
709
450
2,790
749
3,102
615
716
1,583
284 Biennial Repokt of the
Table I
Superintendent of P
—Continued.
286 Biennial Repoet of the
Table No. IV.
—
Reports Showing the Number of Public School Dis-
Public School Property, Average Length of Terms in Weeks, and
State During the School Year Ending June so, 1902.
Counties.
Alamance..
.
Alexander -.
Alleghany...
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick ..
Buncombe ..
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell ....
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland ...
Columbus ...
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck ...
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Number of
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 28'
tricts. Number of School Houses, Number of Schools Taught, Value of
Average Monthly Salary of Teachers in the Several Counties in the
Average Salary of Teachers
Per Month.
Biennial Report of the
Table No.
Counties.
Number of
School
Districts
Number | Value of
of Schools Public School
Taught. Property.
2
Superintendent oe Public Instruction. 289
IV
—
Contin tied.
Average Salary of Teachers
Per Month.
0) 3
u v
35.00
31.60
24.50
28.55
25.45
23.60
20.00
27. 53
26.00
26.00
26.50
23.07
26.50
28.86
24.24
25.00
27.30
22.46
25.14
22.50
25.00
25.24
23.18
23.93
27.00
22.36
28.06
20.75
23.92
25.00
19
$23.00
29.28
26.91
30. 75
21.25
24.36
22.20
22.37
21..50
26.20
24.54
19.10
30.00
24.56
22.92
25.00
19.00
823.00
23.57
25.67
23.25
19. 10
24.02
22.00
25. 47
23.60
20.00
24.75
25.00
17.25
25.00
22.75
20.00
18.75
24.15
23.00
21.48
20.00
21.42
23.50
17.33
25.00
19.00
20.57
25.00
20.71
21.66
21.54
20.75
18,00
23.21
25.00
20.00
25.00
16.00
20.00
23.45
21.00
Number of School Houses.
White.
75
290 Biennial Report of the
Table No.
Counties.
Nash
New Hanover-
Northampton _
( inslow
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
Number of
School
Districts.
65
15
44
53
51
28
22
48
29
3s
89
31
114
40
91
76
83
77
89
24
44
15
45
20
25
11
18
39
111
34
56
10
24
32
(it
40
40
28
53
22
10
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14
2
3
9
35
27
64
45
2(1
Number
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 291
IV
—
Contin ued.
292 Biennial Report of the
Table No.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 293
IV—
294 Biennial Report of the
Table No. V.
—
Number of Teachers Examined and Approved Dur-
Counties.
Alamance __
Alexander..
Alleghany..
Anson
Ashe
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
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 295
ing the Year Ending June jo, iqo?. Showing Race, Sex and Grade.
196 Biennial Report of the
Table No.
Counties.
-Edgecombe ..
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
•Gates
•Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson ...
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg.
Mitchell
Montgomery .
Moore
Nash
New Hanover
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 297
V
—
Continued.
208 Biennial Report of the
Table No.
Counties.
Northampton
Onslow
( (range
Paraiico
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
White.
First Grade. Second Grade.
12
5
3
7
6
4
4
10
23
11
24
10
21
IS
11
Third Grade.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 299
V
—
Continued.
Colored.
First Grade. Second Grade. Third Grade.
3
10
13
32
13
11
Total White.
11
100 Biennial Report of the
Table No.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 301
V
—
Continued.
302 Biennial Report of the
Table No. VI—Showing Number of White Pupils of Different
Counties.
Alamance __.
Alexander. ..
Alleghany __.
Anson
Ashe
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
J.
342
299
287
178
.532
280
ION
136
273
635
257
224
374
66
161
95
400
267
235
87
96
438
263
112
332
73
40
438
137
252
495
206
605
175
m
299
234
178
17
434
290
157
176
237
669
263
251
295
52
163
107
419
320
214
84
73
428
272
102
300
68
59
423
159
267
396
197
555
186
343
274
191
194
458
265
180
17
306
765
284
305
291
62
160
122
465
284
223
78
76
433
279
118
198
83
50
432
172
315
324
188
562
211
326
236
211
184
428
275
167
174
273
795
279
271
284
50
117
126
440
320
203
82
101
416
322
112
144
82
52
394
139
267
311
167
553
214
H
343
252
180
216
431
300
184
257
307
748
294
374
310
74
187
130
399
234
217
103
93
427
301
127
260
92
50
330
179
287
330
181
480
239
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 303
Ages from Six to Twenty-one, Year Ending June 30, 1902.
to
>
H
304 Biennial Report of the
Table No.
Counties.
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston __.:
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg-
Mitchell
Montgomery _.
Moore
Nash
New Hanover.
Northampton
.
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank...
05
•—
cS
35
SUPEKINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 305
VI
—
Continued.
epH
288
118
90
171
122
339
124
246
262
219
111
196
424
201
501
97
163
223
179
379
165
177
340
306
174
368
305
193
155
156
158
112
111
2 o
§S*
231
137
83
193
135
300
103
' 198
147
222
125
184
384
188
425
51
134
179
139
414
145
151
311
267
147
263
189
126
186
156
148
107
94
179
119
64
129
107
280
100
210
180
186
111
179
337
161
413
42
125
182
155
324
138
140
279
228
141
196
192
121
164
142
109
68
151
81
67
115
109
221
83
169
191
174
82
166
247
144
381
54
117
168
123
336
128
146
230
177
98
236
135
81
119
128
105
65
55
119
77
50
82
51
169
56
129
139
132
67
84
238
102
260
26
88
118
78
226
119
94
162
159
86
192
98
62
121
101
90
.53
31
78
43
31
61
58
139
28
115
139
115
45
45
146
79
216
30
64
93
69
177
100
67
114
91
58
108
72
24
63
75
69
47
14
48
31
19
32
26
74
11
97
110
68
22
45
28
49
140
24
49
70
32
118
85
43
65
53
37
103
63
5
52
51
38
21
15
14
12
24
55
11
78
90
62
17
8
77
49
85
17
50
53
38
80
62
27
40
33
29
97
78
38
54
30
13
6
20
306 Biennial Report of the
Table No.
Counties.
Pender
Perquimans..
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham.
Rowan
Rutherford __.
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell...
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington..
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes-
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
Total....
90
141
368
108
594
115
381
483
656
444
290
72
341
263
358
191
108
67
449
82
368
79
129
292
488
553
229
265
215
101
114
151
351
92
498
97
382
380
560
376
303
85
273
231
357
158
123
62
420
104
397
93
132
260
483
500
216
287
204
24,631 23,818
113
110
177
177
444
461
602
380
348
79
322
253
374
167
133
70
420
100
420
133
148
296
414
507
241
306
201
110
104
177
278
98
547
121
416
385
542
356
316
94
285
263
383
149
119
72
374
97
409
101
134
288
404
501
226
275
225
25,601 I 24,143
124
121
205
392
111
505
144
519
440
528
403
359
82
295
281
352
187
151
78
405
93
410
140
134
256
427
554
237
318
220
25,963
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 307
VI
—
Contin ued.
114
114
192
216
102
438
129
425
382
453
356
319
86
304
255
321
186
118
75
430
78
430
119
128
268
413
345
221
260
209
23,821
Sjx
115
115
159
356
72
441
70
357
348
389
318
306
59
259
207
314
147
102
60
340
77
775
89
106
237
366
455
173
264
192
22,238
137
98
139
305
84
351
77
321
309
337
290
317
57
237
220
328
145
100
57
317
57
348
92
100
133
285
461
189
192
208
19,595
94
131
243
77
366
80
287
280
283
237
261
51
230
200
2.53
130
96
60
289
53
340
79
85
189
265
378
150
210
201
17,824
78
US
216
66
300
58
234
225
228
212
214
37
182
161
186
113
67
48
369
44
234
59
56
152
232
354
121
156
192
14,759
- i
m 1^
79
51
91
188
50
225
55
183
195
183
153
168
25
141
116
128
83
64
42
197
36
200
36
62
137
167
264
101
126
187
11,344
56
33
65
170
30
145
52
136
124
138
146
161
30
135
90
123
67
48
25
197
29
130
23
30
102
107
226
54
103
157
9,098
34
38
93
23
111
24
102
92
58
85
98
;n
118
72
86
34
29
22
85
20
90
7
24
114
71
129
44
66
105
31
19
31
71
10
72
18
65
46
46
83
67
8
161
63
82
40
25
13
82
11
60
3
12
59
59
104
38
28
75
6,046 I 5,000
308 Biennial Report of the
Table No. VII
—
Showing Number of Colored Pupils of Different
Counties.
Alamance —
Alexander..
Alleghany ..
Anson
Ashe
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
114
15
13
137
11
250
236
113
136
24
45
74
40
22
29
135
69
130
10
119
6
71
128
83
265
34
3
51
68
119
328
297
173
106
21
10
158
15
200
246
170
169
27
42
67
44
48
34
136
73
163
13
105
7
82
133
123
270
45
2
43
5">
150
168
27(1
153
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 309
Agesfrom Sixteen to Twenty-one, for
310 Biennial Report op the
Table No.
Counties.
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham*
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson __.
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg .
Mitchell
Montgomery .
Moore
Nash
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
179
119
74
192
131
62
187
76
8
32
151
190
163
19
132
21
134
50
17
15
160
39
398
12
74
98
212
183
164
63
101
53
183
111
94
191
116
141
270
81
11
23
163
102
141
11
137
40
144
51
7
293
37
438
9
49
126
186
198
207
71
102
51
205
113
107
192
118
136
280
100
8
37
1S7
183
160
18
1.58
86
123
62
13
8
317
18
680
19
56
279
163
214
229
86
101
47
204
138
83
194
115
138
297
92
10
35
174
182
164
8
159
130
106
61
11
5
285
39
405
15
56
264
184
165
217
64
112
63
108
215
Superintendent of Public Instruction. 311
VII
—
Continued.
u
0)
c
>
312 Biennial Report of the
Table No.
Counties.
Pasquotank _
Pender
Perquimans _
Person
Pitt
Polk.
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham
.
Rowan
Rutherford ...
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania.
Tyrre