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SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
OF
NORTH CAROLINA
FOR
1954-1956
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PART II
STATISTICAL REPORT
1954-1955
ISSUED BY THE
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
INTRODUCTORY NOTE
In order to make available statistical information as soon
as it is assembled, the practice of binding in parts the
Biennial Report of the State Superintendent of Public
Instruction was begun in 1924.
For the biennium 1954-1956, the following parts of the
complete report are issued separately:
PART I. SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS.
This is a general review of the public school system
along with recommendations for the consideration of
the Governor and the General Assembly—published
under title "North Carolina Public Schools".
PART II. STATISTICAL REPORT, 1954-1955. This
part presents detailed data pertaining to the public
school situation for the year 1954-1955.
PART III. STATISTICAL REPORT, 1955-1956. This
part gives information for 1955-1956 similar to that
in Part II for the preceding year.
Publication No. 346
BIENNIAL REPORT
OF THE
SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
OF
NORTH CAROLINA
FOR
1954-1956
PART II
STATISTICAL REPORT
1954-1955
ISSUED BY THE
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS
Calvin H. Wiley 1853-1866
Office Abolished 1866-1868
S. S. Ashley 1868-1871
Alexander Mclver 1871-1874
Stephen D. Pool 1874-1876
John Pool 1876-1877
John C. Scarborough 1877-1885
S. M. Finger 1885-1893
John C. Scarborough 1893-1897
Charles H. Mebane 1897-1901
Thomas F. Toon 1901-1902
James Y. Joyner 1902-1919
Eugene C. Brooks 1919-1923
Arch Turner Allen 1923-1934
Clyde A. Erwin 1934-1952
Charles F. Carroll 1952-
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION I. GENERAL STATISTICS
Page
Table I. School Population, Membership, Attendance 5
Table II. Average Daily Membership, Average Daily Attendance by Grades 16
Table III. Total Enrollment - ._ 17
Table IV. White Enrollment by Years. 18
Table V. Negro Enrollment by Years . 19
Table VI. Enrollment, Losses, Membership by Grades 20
Table VII. Proportion of Enrollment, Losses, Membership by Grades 21
Table VIII. Membership and Promotions by Grades 22
Table IX. Relative Accomplishment of Pupils by Grades 23
Table X. Experience Ratings of Teachers 24
Table XL Experience Ratings of Principals 25
Table XII. Training of Teachers and Principals 25
Table XIII. Instructional and Supervisory Personnel 26
Table XIV. Administrative Organization of Schools 27
Table XV. Number of Elementary Schools Taught—by Size 29
Table XVI. Number of High Schools Taught—by Size 30
Table XVII. Accreditation of Schools 31
Table XVIII. School Libraries 32
Table XIX. School Property Owned 33
Table XX. Transportation of Pupils 49
Table XXI. High School Graduates 56
SECTION II. FINANCIAL STATISTICS
Table I. Funds Available and Expended—Summary 5 8
Table II. Expenditures by Funds.. 6?
Table III. Expenditures for Current Expense—by Sources of Funds 7rt
Table IV. Expenditures for Capital Outlay—by Sources of Funds . . - 74
Table V. Expenditures for Debt Service—by Sources of Funds 7*
Table VI. Expenditures for General Control—Summary ... 82
Tables VII, VIII. Expenditures for Instructional Service - 83
Table VII. Expenditures for Instructional Service—Elementary Schools 84
Table VIII. Expenditures for Instructional Service—Secondary Schools 92
Table IX. Expenditures for Operation of Plant—Summary 100
Table X. Expenditures for Maintenance of Plant—Summary 101
Table XL Expenditures for Fixed Charges—Summary 101
Table XII. Expenditures for Transportation of Pupils and other Auxiliary Services—Summary 102
Table XIII. Expenditures for Capital Outlay—Summary 103
Table XIV. Expenditures for Debt Service 104
Table XV. County Tax Rates _ 112
Table XVI. City Tax Rates 114
Table XVII. Supplementary School Taxes 116
Table XVIII. Long-term Indebtedness for Schools 117
SECTION III. STATE AND FEDERAL FUNDS
Table I. State Literary Funds 125
Table II. State Literary Funds—Principal Outstanding 125
Table III. School Plant Construction, Improvement and Repair Fund of 1949 126
Table IV. School Plant Construction, Improvement and Repair Fund of 1953 126
Table V. General Fund of State for Public Schools 127
Table VI. State Nine Months School Fund 129
Table VII. Vocational Education—Federal and State—Payments to Units and Others 134
Table VIII. Vocational Education—Federal Funds 142
Table IX. State Textbook Fund 142
Table X. Resource Use Education Fund... _ -42
Table XL Commercial Education Fund 143
Table XII. Public School Insurance Fund. — 143
Table XIII. Federal Funds for Vocational Textile School - 143
Table XIV. Federal Funds for School Lunchroom Program. 144
Table XV. Federal Funds for Veterans Training Program 144
Table XVI. Rodman Trust Fund „ 144
Tablp XVTI. State Aid to Units and Others—All Funds. 145
SECTION I
GENERAL STATISTICS
1954-1955
TABLE I. SCHOOL POPULATION, MEMBERSHIP, ATTENDANCE
This table shows by race for each county and city school system of the
State during 1954-1955: the estimated school population (ages 6-20, in-clusive),
average daily membership and average daily attendance both by
level of instruction (elementary or high) and by sex.
The summary gives the population, membership and attendance figures
for North Carolina along with a series of percentage calculations.
Summary of Table I
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
840,722
594,350
246,372
358,693
247,274
111,419
1,199,415
White 841,624
357,791
671,986
482,240
189,746
536,130
378,838
157,292
135,856
103,402
32,454
292,480
200,612
91,868
224,777
153,142
71,635
67,703
47,470
20,233
964 466
White 682,852
281,614
760,907
White 531,980
228,907
203,559
White . 150,872
52,687
627,365
455,099
172,266
500,243
357,584
142,659
127,122
97,515
29,607
276,664
190,419
86,245
212,474
145,227
67,247
64,190
45,192
18,998
904,029
White 645,518
258,511
712,717
White 502,811
209,906
191,312
White 142,707
48,605
79.9
81.1
77.0
74.6
76.6
69.9
81.5
81.1
82.5
77.1
77.0
77.4
80.4
White 81.1
78.7
White 76.7
72.3
93.4
94.4
90.8
93.3
94.4
90.7
93.6
94.3
91.2
94.6
94.9
93.9
94.5
94.8
93.9
94.8
95.2
93.9
93 7
White 94.5
91.8
93.7
White 94.5
91.7
94
White 94.6
Negro 92.3
TABLE I. SCHOOL POPULATION, MEMBERSHIP
Administrative Unit
County
City
Alamance
Burlington
Alexander
Alleghany
Anson
Morven
Wadesboro
Ashe
Avery
Beaufort
Washington
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick
Buncombe
Asheville
Burke
Glen Alpine
Morganton
Cabarrus
Concord.,
Kannapolis
Caldwell
Lenoir
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Hickory
Newton
Chatham
Cherokee
Andrews
Murphy
Chowan
Edenton
Clay
Cleveland
Kings Mountain
Shelby
Columbus
Whiteville
Craven
New Bern
School Population (6-20, inc.
Negro
2,136
328
1,350
6,950
4,182
2,6i
5,084
3,982
7,900
1,486
2,200
5,634
3,686
8,214
7,419
2,125
2,176
1,420
1,730
8,915
2,147
3,850
2,5!
1,1'
1,000
6,625
5,445
2,945
771
1,623
4,905
927
674
450
4,158
297
1,050
4,734
1,477
2,350
7,017
4,203
9,290
10,529
6,927
8,172
4,000
9,708
9,141
8,093
2,575
2,176
1,438
1,850
13,073
2,444
4,900
Average Daily
1,833
1,250
2,401
1,028
1,887
1,095
2,727
1,276
665
1,828
1,315
1,681
1,108
427
663
2,187
1,0-18
1,785
3,443
565
255
1,667
1,010
2,521
1,802
636
1,511
860
482
443
216
382
544
2,6!
6'
1,056
2,733
707
1,650
1,857
1,623
1,831
1,549
1,411
89
346
339
1,711
1,641
436
976
AND ATTENDANCE, 1954-1955
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
Negro Total White Negro White Negro Total
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
238
125
308
152
10,471
6,329
3,085
1,983
2,900
1,782
897
514
879
416
848
538
870
555
227
121
295
148
10,001
6,102
37 48 3,677 1,241 1,219 140 117 288 405 36 46 3,492
1,770 675 624 21 21 149 164 1,654
160
45
71
212
87
98
4,055
1,160
1,917
657
89
407
659
98
398
881
322
293
826
379
305
242
36
117
249
36
133
151
41
64
204
81
93
3,869
1,082
1,810
11 8 5,093 1,923 1,742 20 19 491 609 6 5 4,815
3 3 3,561 1,364 1,254 8 4 333 397 3 3 3,366
173
146
212
167
5,221
3,728
1,164
846
1,139
764
758
564
739
526
420
257
386
236
162
135
201
155
4,969
3,483
354 476 6,863 898 783 1,584 1,609 249 270 310 431 6,134
367 486 8,478 1,697 1,577 1,478 1,435 412 473 337 449 7,858
214 243 5,288 1,187 1,058 855 802 320 376 208 235 5,041
16,309
8,553
6,052
2,332
5,677
2,313
229
795
191
802
1,615
655
1,813
657
15,582
328 250 311 242 8,107
7,283
1,214
2,412
2,828
429
729
2,559
411
626
158
54
156
139
61
144
622
98
193
711
115
242
7,017
1,168
92 121 90 118 2,298
6,629
3,516
5,438
2,276
985
1 , 787
2,085
1,004
1,704
381
253
275
390
300
249
558
218
467
636
279
555
6,326
146
70
205
96
137
67
195
93
3,311
5,197
9,173
2,167
3,475
565
3,251
533
122
194
119
195
741
203
928
221
8,636
77 78 71 73 2,055
51 68 1,312 314 242 218 224 66 78 48 64 1,254
104 118 5,427 1,797 1,593 342 315 452 473 101 114 5,187
230 296 5,742 1,015 949 1,177 1,124 270 287 211 279 5,312
48
63
66
39
51
69
7,406
5,339
2,191
2,620
1,777
672
2,431
1,713
607
315
260
125
265
262
108
683
472
230
726
507
222
46
62
62
37
50
66
7,123
5,103
2,092
223 270 6,409 1,542 1,433 922 839 414 428 210 259 6,047
1,934
1,291
1,643
868
507
488
806
462
420
50
136
263
70
113
263
1,794
3
56
8
41
1,229
3 6 2 5 1,538
928
1,992
191
350
209
365
197
392
178
380
56
116
64
94
895
96 120 92 117 1,906
1,496
10,548
2,079
3,688
595
2,710
703
1,120
511
2,556
648
1,008
134
675
184
309
155
768
195
320
1,395
277
42
56
349
27
69
1,326
86
320
1,327
85
316
254
41
52
329
26
64
9,945
1,968
3,509
352
77
420
113
11,165
2,871
2,653
708
2,574
665
1,540
330
1,536
412
632
201
748
194
320
71
393
106
10,396
2,687
126
204
159
255
6,194
4,038
1,737
833
1,594
764
966
485
941
470
236
400
210
402
120
190
154
241
5,958
3,785
General Statistics
Table I. School Population, Membership
Administrative Unit
County
Cm-
Cumberland. ..
Fayetteville..
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Lexington . _
.
Thomasville.
Davie. ..
Duplin..
Gaston
Cherryville _
Gastonia—
Gates.
Graham
Guilford
Greensboro
High Point
Halifax ....
Roanoke Rapids..
Weldon
Hertford
Hoke
Hyde
Iredell
Mooresville..
Statesville...
School Population (6-20, inc.
1,059
1,331
9,933
3,800
2,438
3,407
7,643
6,150
8,268
21,771
1,663
6,841
2,750
6,017
S.234
1,605
16,914
13,028
8,150
2.976
4,930
2,150
10,350
962
1,004
2,107
1,973
7,492
2,210
3,192
1,703
1,422
10,292
4,700
3,137
4,010
13,128
3,909
14,285
7,939
1,623
24,755
2,220
8,245
2,978
2,093
19,890
17,958
10,300
6,255
2,304
6,547
5,463
1,552
9,369
2,700
4,133
Elementary
1,221
2,554
6,641
551
2,039
3,434
2,597
256
2,574
628
1,013
1,717
335
404
3,376
1,252
786
1,043
2,231
1,91
5,385
4,331
2,476
879
262
3,215
2,361
1,91
2,055
1,976
1.141
1,697
1,975
1,974
1,026
1,718
Average Daily
High
General Statistics
and Attendance, 1954-1955
—
Continued
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
Negro Total White Negro White Negro Tota
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
260
206
357
294
12,253
7,097
3,236
1,482
3,032
1,432
1,477
1,211
1,463
1,169
664
455
706
466
222
194
316
280
11,116
6,689
42 59 1,446 377 319 178 189 86 94 37 54 1,334
8 12 1,145 403 387 21 31 114 116 8 11 1,091
9,116
4,075
2,820
3,432
1,240
843
3,227
1,192
760
133
293
238
129
285
226
817
326
250
970
357
266
"~""97~ 8,708
82
"""~98"
81
93"
78
94"
79
3,880
2,740
63 48 3,430 1,149 993 211 201 281 321 58 48 3,260
407 500 10,658 2,405 2,121 1,532 1,637 663 800 376 469 9,978
U8
503
258
602
7,647
12,100
2,108
2,647
1,862
2,600
1,027
1,931
861
1 , 858
488
680
519
686
130
475
248
557
7,241
11,414
298
97
428 7,026
2,907
9G0
694
816
641
1,748
419
1 776
462
225 264
171
265
93
398
119
6,392
2,748
257
628
216
656
15,084
16,525
5,171
3,636
4,761
3,352
566
2,798
487
2,084
1.372
975
1,414
1,033
240
583
205
619
14,216
15,680
240
51
288
69
6,295
1,357
1.120
230
996
233
1,170
295
1,121
276
353
64
434 192
47
242
65
5,628
1,284
261
44
178
200
54
180
17,991
1,744
6,673
6,332
524
1,941
6,022
502
1,753
901
121
403
962
142
370
1,236
142
767
1 ,245
134
782
243
40
169
188
50
173
17,129
1,655
6,358
123 180 2,427 321 233 582 557 116 126 101 163 2,249
1,646
5,017
3,250
566
851
541
633
788
519
141
256
162
126
291
190
1,526
217
137
279
194
1,037
715
1,042
696
204
131
262
187
4,731
3,141
182 281 4,988 856 770 1,106 972 269 296 160 255 4,684
165
412
185
169
513
202
16,372
15,609
8,471
5,661
4,374
2,441
5,121
4,120
2,319
1,088
1,615
720
884
1,636
668
1,401
1,046
709
1,461
1,215
754
154
392
180
158
491
196
16,028
14,889
7,987
412
77
93
638
90
149
10,325
3,258
1,605
934
899
240
931
849
247
2,716
344
292
2,748
348
293
267
286
85
285
256
94
348
73
81
555
85
137
8,784
3,140
1,469
278 344 12,215 3,263 3,061 1,415 1,345 877 993 265 329 11,548
6,333
2,677
2,377
915
2,250
920
31
42
16
34
677
305
654
302
""11" """"26" """"36" 6,005 25" 2,573
5,139
1,791
2,014
448
1,861
452
443
172
531
188
"""68" """"64" 4,849
172" 138"
""""65" -------
1,696
230 377 5,601 645 608 1,406 1,451 219 220 211 352 5,112
165 227 3,959 613 594 871 898 131 136 153 213 3,609
58 95 1,423 245 218 286 262 84 84 51 86 1,316
143
45
89
162
49
95
7,821
2,202
3,354
2,391
598
948
2,244
605
927
574
161
271
518
146
281
575
242
265
720
264
288
135
43
85
155
47
91
7,312
2,106
3,156
16 13 4,245 1,658 1,538 29 23 371 460 14 12 4,105
10 General, Statistics
Table I. School Population, Membership
Administrative Unit
County
City
Johnston
Jones
Lee
Sanford
Lenoir
Kinston
Lincoln
Lincolnton
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Marion
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
Mitchell
Montgomery
Moore
Pinehurst
Southern Pines
Nash
Rocky Mount..
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Chapel Hill....
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Elizabeth City.
Pender
Perquimans
Person
Pitt
Greenville
Polk
Tryon
Randolph
Asheboro
School Population (6-20, inc.)
Negro
17,643
1,756
4,8'
4,100
4,2!
5,514
4,219
4,487
3,150
3,649
6,047
7,768
3,900
2,962
1,235
4,437
5,845
1,675
1,877
7,532
3,109
6,419
6,314
2,095
928
1,4
4,246
1,268
3,295
839
2,000
23,488
3,431
9,027
7,150
6,332
2,360
4,343
5,596
9,265
4,662
3,355
4,402
5,198
8,035
920
1,589
15,300
7,009
21,375
8,894
9,313
7,208
2,503
7,732
Average Daily
Elementary
5,187
563
1,590
1,134
1,763
542
1,534
1,849
1,337
1,509
1,009
2,607
1,11
4,785
582
1,514
1,0!
1,603
517
1,442
1,261
1,372
1,397
1,225
2,395
1,058
Negro
555
687
2,228
744
400
458
1,111
2,873
1,785
563
1,415
3,319
557
618
419
463
1,000
1,347
186
657
420
1,083
413
657
General Statistics 11
Table I. School Population, Membership
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
N 3gro Total White Negro White Negro Tota
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
339 468 17,230 4,838 4,514 1,589 1,619 1,238 1,433 296 411 15,938
189 167 2,983 533 559 506 528 177 179 181 161 2,824
146 173 4,055
1,845
7,571
4,621
925
652
1,517
1,089
874
643
1,456
1,037
673 610 204
230
489
249
234
221
501
293
143 168 3,831
1,746
279
200
320
211
1,372
684
1,301
675
257
190
298
201
7,191
4,418
72 66 4,607
1,941
1,681
506
1,540
486
305
97
276
87
187
288
264
358
64 59 4,376
1,822
9 3 3,834 1,401 1,346 29 28 341 398 8 3 3,554
4,406 1,764 1,502 11 12 463 470 4,222
311 421 7,679 1,270 1,211 1,497 1,524 379 437 253 370 6,941
3,741
2,909
1,427
974
1,315
954
378
268
450
284
3,570
41 39 122 132 40 38 2,812
314
712
384
778
16,609
25,879
5,141
6,691
4,673
5,430
1,329
3,112
1,268
3,140
1,243
1,786
1,245
1,854
281
667
351
744
15,531
24,424
3,605 1,344 1,297 314 378 3,333
102 124 4,564 1,248 1,148 509 518 319 306 95 116 4,259
151
41
61
221
45
71
6,681
757
1,222
1,896
151
268
1,725
158
241
635
130
190
578
108
184
478
43
79
575
41
67
142
39
58
211
43
69
6,240
713
1,156
257
298
454
331
12,263
5,789
2,431
1,202
2,296
1,139
1,992
848
2,086
904
605
400
728
413
204
257
362
296
10,704
5,459
478 523 14,605 3,713 3,510 1,769 1,769 1,029 1,083 433 430 13,756
246 461 7,341 821 748 1,893 1,945 245 275 219 430 6,576
159 151 7,947 2,495 2,302 678 674 586 508 148 141 7,532
139
92
202
117
4,216
2,182
1,096
424
993
412
619
353
509
346
180
161
233
198
127
90
188
114
3,945
2,098
111 123 2,566 576 530 375 381 188 176 100 110 2,436
2,006
3,270
428
746
409
739
419
436
388
424
123
176
124
224
1,891
165 188 153 176 3,074
251 318 5,090 881 875 997 950 253 329 239 304 4,828
119 134 2,278 393 390 459 414 132 132 111 127 2,158
253 361 6,634 1,442 1,310 1,005 987 377 453 225 334 6,133
439
114
599
164
12,431
4,009
2,225
865
1,932
820
2,314
690
2,262
692
632
208
763
247
370
108
513
158
11,011
3,788
2,023
820
731
248
636
207
106
54
112
51
151
77
186
103
1,922
17 17 16 17 773
57
53
78
39
8,686
3,655
3,030
1,237
2,845
1,241
329
139
304
161
711
287
815
328
53
50
69
37
8,156
3,480
12 General Statistics
Table I. School Population, Membership
Administrative Unit
County
City
Richmond ...
Hamlet
Rockinghai
Robeson
Fairmont
Lumberton . _
Maxton
Red Springs.
Saint Pauls.
.
Rockingham..
Leaksville
.
Madison
Reidsville.
.
Rowan
Salisbury...
Surry
Elkin
Mount Airy.
Swain
Transylvania. _
Tyrrell
Wake..
Warren
Washington.
Watauga
Wayne
Fremont. .
.
Goldsboro.
School Population (6-20, inc.;
3,578
1,944
1,545
1,187
951
1,136
1,772
1,450
994
4,197
564
3,603
5,584
3,303
2,900
17,433
3,355
3,720
1,674
8,047
5,050
2,049
3,730
2,487
4,371
1,380
21,580
14,306
10,239
4,490
4.590
10,553
1,041
7,767
3,755
2,518
1,922
2,973
1,797
2,741
611
632
1,494
1,929
145
1,236
1,541
445
1,062
812
235
1,184
1,871
642
1,446
170
1,070
General Statistics 13
and Attendance, 1954-1955
—
Continued
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
Negro Total White Negro White Negro Total
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
52
98
86
107
114
105
4,725
2,653
2,359
1,237
640
554
1,281
595
538
609
364
213
637
339
215
228
175
255
258
158
282
45
90
81
91
107
99
4,386
2,488
2,237
194
83
99
65
87
75
227
134
114
89
91
104
13,955
2,233
2,973
1,349
1,534
2,007
4,137
371
670
152
229
432
3,971
319
629
143
225
394
1,110
490
447
340
331
338
1,056
487
415
334
306
282
574
110
188
55
99
95
842
121
226
48
83
99
170
78
92
57
83
65
204
127
107
80
88
87
12,064
2,103
2,774
1,209
1,444
1,792
6,057
4,118
1,435
3,297
1,800
1,285
372
780
1,673
1,217
308
757
634
243
141
357
624
250
156
307
434
349
103
245
510
400
147
292
5,675
53
53
193
67
67
222
50
48
179
64
63
211
3,858
1,338
3,128
242
149
270
143
11,893
3,831
3,711
952
3,366
923
807
377
818
371
1,064
384
1,049
360
223
137
254
134
11,292
3,638
153 195 10,809 3,541 3,179 558 582 974 1,046 139 184 10,203
203
226
258
267
9,983
2,845
2,333
547
2,270
526
1,346
411
1.270
388
703
162
824
154
178
208
236
249
9,160
2,645
105
83
154
129
4,044
3,121
643
770
673
705
986
404
924
378
135
166
147
189
97
65
142
107
3,747
2,784
45
64
45
61
6,112
2,683
1,988
821
1,922
823
347
139
308
131
561
267
647
271
41
63
42
59
5,856
2,574
37 47 5,281 1,812 1,706 225 208 441 530 36 45 5,003
7,520
1,292
2,948
2,850
403
855
2,642
423
870
91
34
183
55
27
205
709
164
275
858
181
292
7,205
1,232
77 80 72 77 2,829
2,185 812 768 7.5 6 5 199 226 2,019
3,735 1,355 1,259 89 88 290 377 3,458
68 79 1,200 192 189 237 239 56 72 63 75 1,123
103
78
143
82
8,768
1,616
2,596
371
2,513
364
740
218
726
249
735
104
785
85
88
71
126
77
8,309
1,539
3,747
4,083
569
883
493
843
1,098
545
975
546
180
179
176
215
3,491
252 395 244 386 3,841
496
336
703
411
16,861
11,835
3,858
3,142
3,549
3,012
2,546
1,285
2,443
1,256
1,090
930
,184
934
433
322
637
400
15,740
11,281
427 557 6,376 641 585 1,722 1,683 182 226 385 514 5,938
122 162 3,355 650 597 607 632 194 220 111 153 3,164
2 4 4,082 1,481 1,407 23 22 433 441 2 3 3,812
316
46
292
347
51
304
8,846
862
6,037
1,997
157
1,248
1,819
138
1,156
1,334
159
1,015
1,242
187
1,014
593
36
358
648
46
344
287
44
269
322
48
285
8,242
815
5,689
14 General Statistics
Table I. School Population, Membership
School Population (6-20, inc.) Average Daily
Administrative Unit
White Negro Total
Elementary High
County
City White Negro White
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
Wilkes 9,774
2,181
4,251
1,378
4,000
6,048
4,543
711
198
2,951
1,351
3,300
530
30
10,485
2,379
7,202
2,729
7,300
6,578
4,573
3,857
351
1,325
260
1,277
1,932
1,624
3,546
324
1,238
241
1,225
1,825
1,564
222
60
938
424
1,116
129
12
199
55
982
475
1,120
95
18
526
342
400
104
394
628
472
627
North Wilkesboro
Wilson
414
405
Elm City 112
413
Yadkin 603
454
841,624
594,350
247,274
357,791
246,372
111,419
1,199,415
840,722
358,693
275,299
196,916
78,383
256,681
181,922
74,759
116,418
80,285
36,133
112,509
77,007
35,502
72,243
49,250
22,993
78,629
100 Counties.. 54,152
74 Cities 24,477
General Statistics 15
and Attendance, 1954-1955
—
Continued
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
Negro Total White Negro White Negro Total
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
102 117 9,196
1,546
5,629
1,793
6,050
5,298
4,144
3,570
328
1,240
246
1,205
1,773
1,577
3,314
303
1,175
230
1,154
1,709
1,525
210
58
764
366
980
123
11
191
53
822
420
1,000
91
17
486
323
365
95
369
580
459
586
392
381
104
388
569
441
100 115 8,572
1,457
151
71
242
44
190
106
263
42
126
59
202
42
160
91
222
41
5,033
1,611
5,520
4,928
4,030
23,544
14,211
9,333
29,143
18,243
10,900
964,466
671,98/
292, 48t)
259,619
185,202
74,417
243,192
172,382
70,810
106,085.5
72,274.5
33,811
103,820.5
70,384.5
33,436
68,083
46,172
21,911
74,624
51,343
23,281
21 ,540
12,832
8,708
27,065
16,775
10,290
904,029
627,365
276,664
16 General Statistics
TABLE II. AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP, AVERAGE DAILY
ATTENDANCE BY GRADES
This tabulation gives by grades and race for 1954-1955: average daily
membership, average daily attendance and the percentage of membership
in attendance.
White Negro
Gkades Average
Daily
_ Membership
Average
Daily
Attendance
Percentage
of Member-ship
in
Attendance
Average
Daily
_ Membership
Average
Daily
Attendance
Percentage
of Member-ship
in
Attendance
State
First 77,874
83,224
68,431
62,302
63,194
65,393
59,071
54,053
438
73,145
78,823
62,992
59,017
59,832
62,017
55,710
50,882
393
93.9
94.7
94.8
94.7
94.7
94.8
94.3
94.1
89.7
38,714
33,955
29,724
27,826
27,158
26,198
23,783
21,213
356
35,441
31,440
27,369
25,505
24,865
23,927
21,743
19,292
324
91.5
92.6
Third 92.1
Fourth 91.7
Fifth 91.6
Sixth 91.3
91.4
Eighth 90.9
91.0
531,980
47,933
40,106
33,813
29,005
15
502,811
45,173
37,862
32,058
27,600
14
94.5
94.2
94.4
94.8
95.2
93.3
228,927
18,295
14,341
10,990
9,037
24
209,906
16,747
13,172
10,178
8,486
22
91.7
Ninth . 91.5
Tenth 91.8
92.6
Twelfth ._. 93.9
91.7
High 150,872
682,852
142,707
645,518
94.6
94.5
52,687
281,614
48,605
258,511
92.3
Total 91.8
County Systems
First 55,329
58,206
46,952
44,701
45,465
47,145
42,303
38,659
78
52,000
55,123
44,473
42,265
42,963
44,608
39,799
36,284
69
94.0
94.7
94.7
94.6
94.5
94.6
94.1
93.9
88.5
26,705
23,166
20,681
19,397
18,835
17,896
16,290
14,235
87
24,232
21,273
18,846
17,581
17,030
16,135
14,711
12,770
81
90.7
91.8
Third 91.1
Fourth 90.6
Fifth 90.4
Sixth 90.2
90.3
Eighth 89.7
93.1
378,838
33,129
27,665
22,968
19,630
10
357,584
31,129
26,033
21,739
18,605
9
94.4
94.0
94.1
94.6
94.8
90.0
157,292
11,319
8,825
6,729
5,581
142,659
10,225
8,018
6,173
5,191
90.7
Ninth 90.3
Tenth 90.9
91.7
Twelfth 9
High 103,402
482,240
97,515
455,099
94.3
94.4
32,454
189,746
29,607
172,266
91.2
Total 90.8
City Systems
First 22,545
25,018
19,479
17,601
17,729
18,248
16,768
15,394
360
21,145
23,700
18,519
16,752
16,869
17,409
15,911
14,598
324
93.8
94.7
95.1
95.2
95.1
95.4
94.9
94.8
90.0
12,009
10,789
9,043
8,429
8,323
8,302
7,493
6,978
269
11,209
10,167
8,523
7,924
7,835
7,792
7,032
6,522
243
93.3
94.2
Third 94.2
Fourth 94.0
Fifth 94.1
Sixth 93.9
93.8
Eighth 93.5
90.3
153,142
14,804
12,441
10,845
9,375
5
145,227
14,044
11,829
10,319
8,995
5
94.8
94.9
95.1
95.1
95.9
100.0
71,635
6,976
5,516
4,261
3,456
24
67,247
6,522
5,154
4,005
3,295
22
93.9
Ninth 93.5
Tenth 93.4
94.0
Twelfth 95.3
91.7
High 47,470
200,612
45,192
190,419
95.2
94.9
20,233
91,868
18,998
86,245
93.9
Total 93.9
General Statistics 17
TABLE III. TOTAL ENROLLMENT
This summary shows by race for 1954-1955: the enrollment by schools
(codes a plus c plus d plus e) for all North Carolina administrative units;
those enrolled in two or more schools within the same unit or system (pupils
coded c), permitting the enrollment by units (codes a plus d plus e) to be
obtained by subtraction; those enrolled in two or more units (pupils
coded d) ; the net State enrollment (codes a plus e) ; those coming from
other states (pupils coded e). The U. S. Office of Education desires only
those pupils coded a—secured by subtraction.
This presentation illustrates the ambiguity of the term enrollment;
there are four (4) sets of figures. Net enrollment reduced to average
daily basis is called average daily membership ; see Table I.
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
739,180
592,816
146,364
.530,226
418,957
111,269
208,954
173,859
35,095
318,460
245,760
72,700
219,947
169,257
50,690
98,513
76,503
22,010
1,057,640 -m
838,576 ' 1
219,064 'm
750,173
High
588,214 '"'
High 161,959 H
307,4671
250,362
High 57,105
22,541
21,283
1,258
16,022
15,004
1,018
6,519
6,279
240
5,829
5,711
118
4,702
4,620
82
1,127
1,091
36
28,370
Elementary
High
26,994
1 376
20,724
19,624
High 1,100
7,646
7,370
High . 276
20,102
18,281
1,821
15,808
14,243
1,565
4,294
4,038
256
9,093
8,296
797
7,531
6,871
660
1,562
1,425
137
29,195
26,577
High 2,618
23,339
21,114
High ... 2,225
5,856
5,463
High 393
696,537
553,252
143,285
498,396
389,710
108,686
198,141
163,542
34,599
303,538
231,753
71,785
207,714
157,766
49,948
95,824
73,987
21,837
1,000,075
785,005
High . 215,070
706,110
547,476
High 158,634
293,965
237,529
High 56,436
7,245
6,587
658
6,219
5,631
588
1,026
956
70
4,951
4,290
661
4,051
3,597
454
900
693
207
12,196
10,877
High 1,319
10,270
9,228
High -_- 1,042
1,926
1,649
High 277
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TABLE VI. ENROLLMENT, LOSSES, MEMBERSHIP BY GRADES
This tabulation—composed of many tables—shows by grades and race
for the State during 1954-1955: the number of different children enrolled
(a-f e), the number dropping out of school or losses, membership on last
day, and the percentage of enrollment which quit school during the year.
Grades
White Negro
Enroll-ment
Losses
Member-ship
%
Lost
Enroll-ment
Losses
Member-ship
%
Lost
State
First 80,815
85,629
68,280
63,872
64,742
67,011
60,643
56,008
476
3,136
2,500
1,894
1,639
1,756
1,887
2,217
3,102
37
77,679
83,129
66,386
62,233
62,986
65,124
58,426
52,906
439
3.9
2.9
2.8
2.6
2.7
2.8
3.7
5.5
7.8
40,580
35,106
30,664
28,699
28,044
27,048
24,731
22,288
369
1,532
914
714
711
751
819
1,098
1,456
10
39,048
34,192
29,950
27,988
27,293
26,229
23,633
20,832
359
3.8
2.8
Third 2.3
Fourth 2.5
Fifth 2.7
Sixth 3.0
4 4
Eighth 6 5
2 7
Elementary
Ninth
547,476
50,580
42,535
35,623
29,878
18
18,168
4,489
4,233
3,033
1,252
5
529,308
46,091
38,302
32,590
28,626
13
3.3
8.9
10.0
8.5
4.2
27.8
237,529
19,633
15,420
11,807
9,505
71
8,005
1,999
1,650
1,255
652
58
229,524
17,634
13,770
10,552
8,853
13
3.4
10.2
Tenth 10.7
10.6
Twelfth 6.9
81.7
High 158,634
706,110
13,012
31,180
145,622
674,930
8.2
4.4
56,436
293,965
5,614
13,619
50,822
280,346
9.9
Total — 4 6
County Systems
First 57,484
59,826
48,210
45,761
46,522
48,352
43,426
40,033
96
2,238
1,647
1,258
1,046
1,170
1,475
1,580
2,189
21
55,246
58,179
46,952
44,715
45,352
46,877
41,846
37,844
75
3.9
2 8
2.6
2 3
2.5
3.1
3.6
5.5
21.9
28,082
24,018
21,387
20,040
19,463
18,519
16,964
14,964
105
1,080
701
560
545
551
613
775
980
19
27,002
23,317
20,827
19,495
18,912
17,906
16,189
13,984
86
3.8
2 9
Third - 2.6
Fourth 2.7
Fifth 2.8
Sixth -~ 3.3
4.6
Eighth 6.5
18.1
Elementary
Ninth
389,710
34,984
29,289
24,190
20,211
12
12,624
3,175
2,858
2,082
806
5
377,086
31,809
26,431
22,108
19,405
7
3.2
9.1
9.8
8.6
4
41.7
163,542
12,127
9,439
7,174
5,859
5,824
1,194
938
679
401
157,718
10,933
8,501
6,495
5,458
3.6
9.8
Tenth 9.9
9.5
Twelfth 6.8
High 108,686
498,396
8,926
21,550
99,760
476,846
8.2
4.3
34,599
198,141
3,212
9,036
31,387
189,105
9.3
Total - 4.6
City Systems
First ---- 23,331
25,803
20,070
18,111
18,220
18,659
17,217
15,975
380
898
853
636
593
586
412
637
913
16
22,433
24,950
19,434
17,518
17,634
18,247
16,580
15,062
364
3.8
3.3
3.2
3.3
3.2
2 2
3.7
5.7
4.2
12,498
11,088
9,277
8,659
8,581
8,529
7.767
7,324
264
452
213
154
166
200
206
323
476
9*
12,046
10,875
9,123
8,493
8,381
8.323
7,444
6,848
273
3.6
Second..
Third {.
1.9
1.7
Fourth 1.9
Fifth 2.3
Sixth 2.4
4.2
Eighth 6.5
Special _.+
Elementary..
Ninth i
Tenth i
157,766
15,596
13,246
11,433
9,667
6
5,544
1,314
1,375
951
446
152,222
14,282
11,871
10,482
9,221
6
3.5
8.4
10 4
8.3
4.6
73,987
7,506
5,981
4,633
3,646
71
2,181
805
712
576
251
58
71,806
6,701
5,269
4,057
3,395
13
2.9
10.7
11 9
12.4
Twelfth.. 4
Special 4
6.9
81.7
High ] 49,948
207,714
4,086
9,630
45,862
198,084
8.2
4.6
21,837
95,824
2,402
4,583
19,435
91,241
11.0
Total ] 4.8
General Statistics 21
TABLE VII. PROPORTION OF ENROLLMENT, LOSSES,
MEMBERSHIP BY GRADES
With the figures of Table IX as a basis for calculations, this tabulation
presents in percentage for each grade its proportion of the total for: (1)
enrollment (a-f-e), (2) losses and (3) membership (last day of school).
State
First
Second
Third..
Fourth...
Fifth
Sixth..
Seventh
Eighth
Special
Elementary..
Ninth...
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
Special
High
Total
County SysteiMs
First
Second
Third
Fourth..
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth
Special
Elementary..
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
Special
High
Total
City Systems
First
Second
Third.
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth
Special
Elementary..
Ninth...
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
Special _-_.
Higb_
Total. ..---..
*Gain
White
11.44
12.13
9.67
9.05
9.17
9.49
8.59
6.02
5.04
4 23
00
22.46
100 00
11.54
12 00
9.67
9.18
9.34
9.70
8 71
8 03
0.02
4.85
4 06
0.00
21.81
100.00
8.72
8.77
8 99
75.95
7.51
6 38
5.51
4.65
0.00
24.05
100.00
Member-ship
10.06
8.02
6.07
5.26
5.63
6.05
7.11
9.95
0.12
58.27
14.40
13.57
9.73
4 01
0.02
41.73
100 00
10.38
7.64
5 34
4.85
5.43
6 85
7.33
10.16
0.10
41.42
100 00
42.43
100.00
4.83
4.24
00
21.58
100 00
11.58
12 20
9 85
9.38
9.51
9.83
8.77
7 94
02
20.92
100 00
11.33
12 60
9.81
8.84
8.90
9 21
8.37
7.61
0.18
76.85
5 29
4.66
0.00
23.15
100.00
Negro
Percentage of
10.43
9.76
9.54
5.25
4.02
3.23
02
19.20
100 00
14.17
12 12
10 80
10 12
9 82
9 35
968
9.04
8 95
8.90
8.11
7.64
28
77.21
7.83
6 24
4 84
3 81
0.07
22.79
100.00
11.25
6.71
5.24
5.22
5.52
6.01
12.11
9.21
4.79
0.43
41.20
100 00
11.95
7.76
6.20
13.18
10.38
7.51
4.44
35.51
100.00
3.36
3.62
4.36
4.50
17.56
15.54
12 57
52.41
100.00
8.43
7.43
0.13
81.87
6.29
4.91
3.76
3.16
01
18.13
100 00
14.28
12.33
11 01
10 31
10 00
9 47
i.56
5.78
4.50
3.43
13.20
11 92
10 00
9.31
9.19
9.12
8.16
7.50
0.30
78.70
7.34
5.78
4 45
3.72
0.01
21.30
100.00
22 General Statistics
TABLE VIII. MEMBERSHIP AND PROMOTIONS BY GRADES
This tabulation shows by grades and race for 1954-1955: the member-ship
on last day of school, the number of pupils promoted, and the per-centage
of membership which was promoted.
White Negro
Grades Member-ship
(Last Day)
Number
Pro-motions
% of Mem-bership
Promoted
Member-ship
(Last Day)
Number
Pro-motions
% of Mem-bership
Promoted
State
77,679
83,129
66,386
62,233
62,986
65,124
58,426
52,906
439
71,427
78,762
63,035
59,576
60,497
62,743
55,751
50,194
373
91.9
94.7
94.9
95.7
96.0
96.3
95.4
94.9
85.0
39,048
34,192
29,950
27,988
27,293
26,229
23,633
20,832
359
32,943
30,818
27,066
25,508
25,041
24,242
21,765
19,082
313
84 4
90.1
Third ... 90 4
Fourth 91 1
Fifth 91 7
92 4
92 1
Eighth 91 6
87 2
Elementary
Ninth ...
529,308
46,091
38,302
32,590
28,626
13
502,358
41,808
35,152
30,750
28,065
13
94.9
90.7
91.8
94.4
98.0
100.0
229,524
17,634
13,770
10,552
8,853
13
206,778
15,157
12,075
9,560
8,536
13
S0.1
86
Tenth 87.7
90.6 1
Twelfth 96.4
100.0
High. 145,622
674,930
135,788
638,146
93.2
94.5
50,822
280,346
45,341
252,119
89.2
Total 89.9
County Systems
First 55,246
58,179
46,952
44,715
45,352
46,877
41,846
37,844
75
50,397
54,851
44,394
42,635
43,342
44,954
39,940
35,997
33
91.2
94 3
94 6
95.3
95.6
95.9
95.4
95.1
44.0
27,002
23,317
20,827
19,495
18,912
17,906
16,189
13,984
86
22,297
20,832
18,710
17,652
17,270
16,417
14,866
12,772
65
82.6
89.3
Third . 89.8
Fourth . 90.5
Fifth. 91.3
Sixth.. . 91.7
91.8
Eighth 91.9
75.6
377,086
31,809
26,431
22,108
19,405
356,543
28,715
24,444
21,000
19,139
7
94.6
90 .3
92.5
95.0
98.6
100.0
157,718
10,933
8,501
6,495
5,458
140,881
9,420
7,471
5,919
5,270
89.3
Ninth 86.2
Tenth 87.9
91.1
Twelfth 96.6
High 99,760
476,846
93,305
449,848
93.5
94.3
31,387
189,105
28,080
168,961
89.5
Total 89.3
City Systems
First 22,433
24,950
19,434
17,518
17,634
18,247
16,580
15,062
364
21,030
23,911
18,641
16,941
17,155
17,789
15,811
14,197
340
93.7
95 8
95 9
96.7
97.3
97.5
95.4
94.3
93.4
12,046
10,875
9,123
8,493
8,381
8,323
7,444
6,848
273
10,646
9,986
8,356
7,856
7,771
7,825
6,899
6,310
248
88.4
91.8
Third
Fourth
91.6
92.5
Fifth 92.7
Sixth 94.0
92.7
Eighth 92.1
90.8
152,222
14,282
11,871
10,482
9,221
6
145,815
13,093
10,708
9,750
8,926
6
95.8
91.7
90 2
93
96.8
100.0
71,806
6,701
5 , 269
4,057
3,395
13
65,897
5,737
4,604
3,641
3,266
13
91.8
Ninth
Tenth
85.6
87.4
89.7
Twelfth
Special
96.2
100.0
High :.
Total i -j
45,862
198,084
42,483
188,298
92.6
95.1
19,435
91,241
17,261
83,158
88.8
91.1
General Statistics 23
TABLE IX. RELATIVE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF PUPILS
BY GRADES
In an effort to measure the holding and promoting achievements of county
and city school systems, this presentation divides the net State enrollment
(a+e) into percentages—showing by race for each grade during 1954-1955:
(1) the percentage dropping out of school, (2) the proportion promoted and
(3) the percentage not promoted.
White Negro
Grades Percentage of Enrollment Percentage of Enrollment
Lost Promoted
Not
Promoted Lost Promoted
Not
Promoted
State
First 3.9
2.9
2.8
2.6
2.7
2.8
3.7
5.5
7.8
88 4
92.0
92.3
93.3
93.5
93.6
91.9
89.6
78.4
7.7
5.1
4.9
4.1
3.8
3.6
4.4
4.9
13.8
3.8
2.6
2.3
2.5
2.7
3.0
4.4
6.5
3.5
81.2
87.8
88.3
88.9
89.3
89.6
88.0
85.6
84.1
15.0
9.6
Third 9.4
Fourth 8.6
Fifth 8.0
Sixth 7.4
7.6
Eighth 7.9
Special _ 12.4
3.3
8.9
10.0
8.5
4.2
27.8
91.8
82.6
82.6
86.3
93.9
72 2
4.9
8.5
7.4
5.2
1.9
3.4
10 2
10.7
10.6
6.9
81.7
87.0
77.2
78.3
81.0
89.8
18 3
9.6
Ninth 12.6
Tenth.. 11.0
Eleventh 8.4
Twelfth 3.3
High 8.2
4.4
85.6
90.4
6 2
5.2
9 9
4 6
80 4
85.8
9 7
Total 9 6
County Systems
First.... 3 9
2.7
2 6
2.3
2.5
3.0
3.6
5.5
21.9
87.7
91.7
92.1
93.2
93 2
93.0
92.0
89.9
34.4
8.4
5.6
5.3
4.5
4.3
4.0
4.4
4 6
43.7
3.8
2.9
2.6
2.7
2.8
3.3
4.6
65
20 4
79.4
86.7
87.5
88.1
88.7
88.7
87.6
85.4
60.2
16.8
10.4
Third 9.9
Fourth 9.2
Fifth 8.5
Sixth 8.0
7.8
Eighth 8.1
Special 19.4
3.2
9.1
9.8
8.6
4.0
41.7
91.5
82.1
83 4
86.8
94.7
58.3
5.3
8.8
6.8
4.6
1.3
3.6
9.8
10.0
9.5
6.8
86.1
77.7
79.1
82 5
90.0
10.3
Ninth 12.5
Tenth 10.9
Eleventh 8.0
Twelfth 3.2
High 8.2
4.3
85.9
90.3
5.9
5.4
9.3
4.5
81.2
85.3
9.5
Total 10.2
City Systems
First 3.9
3.3
3.2
3.3
3.2
2.2
3.7
5.7
4.2
3.5
8.4
10 4
8.3
4.6
90.1
92.7
92.9
93.5
94.2
95.3
91.8
88.9
89.5
92.4
84
80.8
85.3
92.3
100.0
6.0
4.0
3.9
3.2
2.6
2.5
4.5
5.4
6.3
4.1
7.6
8.8
6.4
3.1
3.6
1.9
1.7
1.9
2.4
2.4
4.2
6.5
*3.4
2.9
10.7
11 9
12 4
6.9
81.7
85.2
90.1
90.1
90.7
90.5
91.7
88.8
86.1
93.9
89.1
76.4
77.0
78 6
89.6
18.3
11.2
8.0
Third.... 8.2
Fourth 7.4
Fifth 7.1
Sixth 5.9
7.0
Eiehth. 7.4
9.5
8.0
Ninth 12.9
Tenth 11.1
9.0
Twelfth 3.5
High 8.2
4.6
85.0
90.7
6.8
4.7
11.0
4.8
79.0
86.8
10.0
Total 8.4
24 General Statistics
TABLE X. EXPERIENCE RATINGS OF TEACHERS
This summary gives the experience ratings for 1954-1955 of those teach-ers
paid from the State Nine Months' School Fund; vocational teachers and
those paid from local funds are excluded. Since only 12 increments were
allowed on Graduate certificates, 11 on Class A, 6 on Class B, etc., the
experience shown is not the actual number of years taught but the number
for which there was compensation.
Classified principals and supervisors are not included.
Ratings White %of
Group
Negro %of
Group
Total %of
Group
Class G—2 to 4 - 240
443
1,320
12.0%
22.1
65.9
47
253
1,087
3.4
18.2
78.4
287
696
2,407
Class G—5 to 9 20 5
Class G—10 to 12 71
Total—Graduate 2,003 100.0% 1,387 100.0 3,390 100
('lass A— . .- 851
974
869
945
696
688
629
633
610
541
512
9,594
4.9
5.5
4.9
5.4
4.0
3.9
3.6
3.6
3.5
3.1
2.9
54.7
398
354
366
358
342
332
295
253
232
255
220
3,421
5.8
5.2
5.4
5.3
5.0
4.9
4.3
3.7
3.4
3.7
3 2
50.1
1,249
1,328
1,235
1,303
1,038
1,020
924
886
842
796
732
13,015
5 1
Class A—1- 5 5
Class A—
2
5 1
Class A—
3
5 3
Class A—
4 2
Class A—
5
4 2
Class A—
__ 3.8
(Mass A—7- 3.6
Class A—
8
3.5
Class A—') 3.3
Class A—10 3
Class A—11 --. 53.4
Total—Class A - - _.. __ 17,542 100.0 6,826 100 24,368 100
Class B— 170
80
64
53
42
90
932
11.9
5.6
4.5
3.7
2 9
6.3
65.1
12
3
2
1
1
5
49
16.4
4.1
2.7
1.4
1.4
6.9
67.1
182
83
66
54
43
95
981
12.1
(MassB—1 5.5
(lass B—2 4.4
Class B—3 3.6
Class B—
4
2.9
(Mass B—
6 3
Class B—
6
65.2
Total—Class B 1,431 100 73 100 1,504 100.0
Class C 255
81
30
54
100
100.0
100.0
100.0
11 100.0 266
81
31
61
100.0
100
1
7
100.0
100
100
100
21,396
2,003
17,542
1,431
255
165
100
9.3
82.0
6.7
1.2
0.8
8,305
1,3«7
6/26
73
11
8
100.0
16 7
82.2
0.9
0.1
0.1
29,701
3,390
24,368
1,504
266
173
100.0
11.4
Class A 82.0
Class B 5.1
Class C 0.9
0.6
General Statistics 25
TABLE XI. EXPERIENCE RATINGS OF PRINCIPALS
This summary gives the experience ratings for 1954-1955 of classified
principals. A Master's degree is one of the requirements for rating above
P-5.
Class White %of
Group
Negro %of
Group
Total %of
Group
P— 32
67
133
49
65
390
33
64
353
2.7
5.6
11.2
4.1
5.5
32.9
2.8
5.4
29.8
6
27
37
20
26
95
10
20
159
1.5
6.8
9.3
5.0
6.5
23.7
2.5
5.0
39.7
38
94
170
69
91
485
43
84
512
2.4
P—1 5.9
P—2 10.7
P—3 4.4
P—4 5.7
P—5 30.6
P—6 2.7
P—7 5.3
P—8 32.3
1,186 100.0 400 100.0 1,586 100.0
TABLE XII. TRAINING OF TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS
This summary gives for 1954-1955 the number of teachers and principals —paid from the Nine Months' School Fund—who hold various types of
certificates, the proportion at each level of training, and an index number.
Classified principals are shown separately but are included in the index
of training.
Amount of Training Type of
Certificate
White Negro Total
Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent
Four years or less of high school-
_
Elementary B
Elementary A
Class C
Class B
Class A
Class A
Graduate
Graduate
45
125
215
1,486
19,284
687
2,602
499
0.2%
0.5
9
6.0
77.1
2.9
10.6
1.8
1
12
26
88
7,131
195
1,619
205
0.0%
0.1
0.3
1.0
76.7
2.3
17.6
2.0
46
137
241
1,574
26,415
882
4,221
704
1%
4
7
4.6
Four years of college—Teachers. __
Four years of college—Principals..
Five years of college—Teachers...
Five years of college—Principals..
77.0
2.8
12.5
1.9
Total L All
4 Groups
24,943
1,871
100.0%
7.6
9,277
127
100.0%
1.4
34,220
1,998
100.0%
5 9
All 80 2.5 81 2.7 80 }.6
26 General Statistics
TABLE XIII. INSTRUCTIONAL AND SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL
This table gives for each administrative unit of the State during 1954-
1955 a distribution of instructional and supervisory personnel—employed
from all sources of funds—by race and levels of instruction. Where frac-tions
appear, teachers are working in both elementary and secondary fields
or teaching and supervising.
The summary shows for North Carolina the number of teachers in
elementary schools (grades 1-8), the number in high schools (grades 9-12),
the number of vocational teachers, of principals and supervisors; then re-lates
the number of teachers to average daily membership and average
daily attendance, as given in Table I.
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
Number of Teachers
16,507
11,959.5
4,547.5
4,467
3,501
966
20,974
15,460.5
5,513.5
1,078
875
203
22,052
16,335.5
5,716.5
7,415
5,190.5
2,224.5
2,526
1,812
714
9,941
7,002.5
2,938.5
322
194
128
10,263
7,196.5
3,066.5
23 922
White 17 150
6,772
6,993
White 5,313
1,680
30,915
White 22,463
8,452
1,400
White 1,069
331
32,315
White 23,532
8,783
1,319
590
411
179
729
577
152
574
417
325
92
157
91
66
1,893
1,007
White 736
271
886
White 668
218
Average Daily Membership Per Teacher
32.5
31.7
34.6
30.4
29.5
33.6
32.0
31.2
34.4
24.5
23.6
27.8
30.5
29.5
33.2
30.3
29.5
32.2
26.8
26.2
28.3
29.4
28.6
31.3
23.8
23.7
24.0
28.5
27.9
30.0
31.8
White 31.0
33.8
29.1
White 28.4
31.4
31.2
White 30.4
33.3
24.3
White 23.6
26.2
29.8
White 29.0
32.1
30.3
29.9
31.4
28.4
27 9
30.6
29.9
29.4
31.2
22.9
22 3
25.3
28.4
27.9
30.1
28.7
28.0
30.2
25.4
24.9
26.6
27.8
27.2
29.4
22.5
22 5
22.5
27.0
26.5
28.1
29.8
White — 29.3
31.0
27.4
White ._. 26.9
28.9
29 2
White 28.7
30.6
22.8
White 22.4
24.2
28.0
White 27.4
29.4
General Statistics 27
TABLE XIV. ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION OF SCHOOLS
This table shows for each county of the State during 1954-1955: the
number of members of boards of education, the number of administrative
or supervisory districts, the number of districts levying tax for bonds, the
number of district committee-men, the number of city administrative units
and somewhat similar information for the cities.
County Units
(
Counties Members
Board of
Educa-tion
Number Districts Number District
Committeemen
}ity Units
Administrative Levying
Tax for
Bonds
Number
Units
Members
Board of
Trustees
Levying-
White Negro
Tax for
White Negrc
Bonds
5
5
3
5
6
3
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
6
3
5
5
5
5
5
6
3
7
8
6
5
5
6
3
5
6
5
5
6
5
3
5
5
5
7
5
5
3
3
5
3
5
5
10
4
4
6
8
4
6
8
8
5
24
11
7
8
2
6
7
16
8
6
1
4
16
14
7
7
4
8
15
5
10
6
6
15
6
19
3
3
6
4
17
6
10
7
7
4
5
5
11
6
7
1
1
4
1
1
5
7
7
3
3
3
1
4
2
4
6
3
3
51
16
15
30
39
14
29
36
38
25
77
50
33
30
3
30
36
52
24
30
12
74
60
35
29
16
28
51
19
55
30
28
75
82
11
13
30
20
93
30
50
29
23
20
15
15
44
26
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4
1 7
2 12
1 9 1
—--—
1
1
2
2
1
5
17
13
Caldwell 1
2 13
2
1
12
1 6
Clay
9
10
6
6
1
1
3
2
4
3
2
6
7
2
1
________
2
35
34
10
3
________
23
.____._.
2
1
1
1
10
8
9
12
1
1
2 11
Duplin
1
1
1
1
2
6
6
7
9
13
1
1
8
4
8
6
1
1 7
Guilford. 5 2
2
12
15
2
Halifax..
1
1
5
5 1
Hertford 4
5
3
4
1
Hoke
Hvde
Iredell 2 11 1
28 General Statistics
TABLE XIV. ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION OF SCHOOLS-Continued
County Units
Counties Members
Board of
Educa-tion
Number Districts Number District
Committeemen
Citt Units
Administrative Levying
Tax for
Bonds
Number
Units
Members
Board of
Trustees
Levying-
White Negro
Tax for
White Negro
Bonds
5
5
5
5
5
3
5
5
3
5
3
5
5
3
6
7
5
3
5
7
7
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
3
5
3
5
3
5
5
5
3
5
5
5
5
5
3
5
3
5
3
7
15
5
4
7
5
3
8
6
6
18
3
5
9
11
8
7
5
6
6
3
7
3
10
12
5
13
6
15
8
10
7
15
6
10
9
11
4
2
2
13
5
12
6
3
8
10
7
7
7
6
6
4
3
3
4
1
1
4
75
19
20
35
20
11
28
6
24
78
15
25
45
48
23
7
25
24
30
13
25
17
38
60
19
59
30
63
32
50
33
71
15
34
27
48
5
6
60
25
56
29
9
24
50
35
35
21
18
11 1
1
1
7
7
5
3
1
1
7
8 7 1
Mitchell
5
5
10
2
7
3
3
4
1
7
2
7
11
1
4
5
6
3
6
4
12
3
4
3
3
1
1
2
9
5
10
7
3
1
6
1
2
1
1
........
....
........
2
1
10
9
1
1
1 6
1 8 1
5
Pitt
------
1
1
1
2
5
3
1
7
5
11
10
27
19
9
1
Polk,..
1
1
... ..... 1
1
1
3
6
6
1
1
Stanly
6 2 12
Tyrrell
1
1
1
7
9
Wake 7
3
........
........
2
1
2
16
6
17
Wilkes
Yadkin
N. C. TOTAL 482 774 392 25 3,293 214 74 490 20
General Statistics 29
TABLE XV. NUMBER OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS TAUGHT—
BY SIZE
This table shows by race for each county and city system of the State
during 1954-1955 the number of elementary schools taught—distributed by
size (number of teachers and principals employed).
An 8th grade housed with the high school is not counted as elementary
school, but two grades (7th and 8th) as part of junior high school are
considered an elementary (grammar) school in this enumeration.
The summary gives the North Carolina total for each race with division
between counties and cities. There also appears the number of union
schools: those giving two levels of instruction in same building.
Summary of Table
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
Number Elementary Schools Having
Teachers and Principals
One 95
20
75
169
26
143
121
29
92
133
64
69
91
58
33
92
62
30
300
219
81
330
250
80
392
300
92
1,723
1,028
695
4
4
8
2
6
9
2
7
13
4
9
8
6
2
12
8
4
66
44
22
121
91
30
253
181
72
494
338
156
99
White 20
79
Two 177
White 28
149
Three 130
White 31
99
146
White 68
78
Five 99
White 64
35
Six... 104
White 70
34
366
White 263
103
451
White 341
110
645
White 481
164
2,217
White 1,366
851
30 General Statistics
TABLE XVI. NUMBER OF HIGH SCHOOLS TAUGHT—BY SIZE
This table shows by race for each county and city system of the State
during 1954-1955 the number of high schools taught—distributed by size
(number of teachers and principals employed).
The 9th grade of junior high is deemed a high school in this counting.
The summary gives the North Carolina total for each race, with division
between county and city units. There is also shown the number of union
schools ; those offering two levels of instruction in same building.
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
Number High Schools Having
Teachers and Principals
29
19
10
36
33
3
49
41
8
79
57
22
99
73
26
320
259
61
106
82
24
36
28
8
754
592
162
3
3
4
2
6
1
5
10
5
5
12
5
7
49
23
26
25
17
8
70
53
17
179
106
73
32
White 19
13
Three 40
White 35
Four 55
White 42
13
Five 89
White 62
27
Six 111
White 78
33
369
White 282
87
131
White 99
32
106
White 81
25
933
White . 698
235
General Statistics 31
TABLE XVII. ACCREDITATION OF SCHOOLS
This summary shows by race for all elementary and high schools of the
State during 1954-1955: the total number of schools taught, the number
eligible for accreditation, the number of accredited schools, average daily
membership in all schools, average daily membership in accredited schools
and the percentage of membership in accredited schools.
To be eligible for accreditation, an elementary school must have seven
teachers or more, and a high school must have three teachers or more.
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
White
Total taught 1,028
769
74.8%
525
51 . 1%
68.3%
378,838
225,689
59.6%
592
573
96.8%
547
92.4%
95.5%
103,402
98,805
95.t%
338
316
93.5%
279
82.4%
88.2%
153,142
129,246
84.4%
106
106
100.0%
101
95 3%
95.3%
47,470
46,224
97.4%
1,366
1 085
79.4%
804
58.9%
74.1%
531,980
Average daily membership—accredited schools 354,935
66.7%
High Schools
Total taught _ 698
679
97.3%
648
92.8%
95.4%
150,872
Average daily membership—accredited schools 145,029
96.1%
Neg o
Elementary schools
Total taught 695
253
36.4%
37
5.3%
14.6
157,292
20,252
12.9%
162
152
93.8
127
78.4
83.6
32,454
28,158
86.8%
156
124
79.5%
56
35.9%
45.2
71,635
32,084
44.8%
73
70
95.9
67
91.8
95.7
20,233
19,867
98.2%
851
377
44.3%
93
10.9%
24.7
228,907
Average daily membership—accredited schools 52,336
22.9%)
High schools
Total taught 235
222
94.5
194
82.6
87.4
52,687
Average daily membership—accredited schools 48,025
91.2%
General Statistics
TABLE XVIII. SCHOOL LIBRARIES
This summary gives totals by race for county units, city units, and
State for the fiscal year 1954-1955: the number of libraries in elementary
and high schools, the total number of school libraries, the number of vol-umes
in these libraries, the estimated value of library books, the amount
expended for library maintenance (current expense) and for purchase of
additional books (capital outlay).
At the bottom of page is a comparison of the number of books in school
libraries—at intervals—over a period of 20 years.
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
2,258
1,587
671
1,529
1,012
517
729
575
154
632
415
217
462
317
145
170
98
72
2,890
2,002
888
White
1 991
White 1 329
662
899
White 673
226
3,318,715
2,801,572
517,143
2,165,337
1,823,438
341,899
1,153,378
978,134
175,244
1,763,649
1,368,995
394,654
1,182,319
933,969
248,350
581,330
435,026
146,304
5,082,364
White 4,170 567
911,797
3,347,656
White 2,757,407
590,249
1,734,708
White 1,413,160
321,548
$ 4,612,406
3,924,111
688,295
427,740.21
180,833.40
143,207.08
37,626 32
$ 2,638,077
2,050,242
587,835
263,803.34
129,417.49
93,067 01
36,350.48
$ 7,250,483
White 5,974,353
1,276,130
Expenditures for
691,543.55
310,250.89
White 236,274.09
73,976.80
1934-1935 1,107,816
1,254,545
1,366,803
1,494,747
1,807,808
2,155,232
2,367,022
2,598,524
2,687,527
2,787,567
2,933,848
3,024,422
3,155,210
3,318,715
529,019
643,824
700,362
816,797
920,125
1,042,701
1,167,540
1,292,911
1,340,942
1,405,066
1,477,324
1,546,942
1,656,156
1,763,649
1,636,835
1936-1937... . 1,898,369
1938-1939 2,067,165
1940-1941... 2,311,544
1942-1943 2,727,933
1944-1945.... 3,197,933
1946-1947 . .... 3,534,562
1948-1949... ,. 3,891,435
1949-1950
1950-1951
4,028,469
4,192,633
1951-1952 4,411,172
1952-1953....
1953-1954. .
4,571,364
4,811,366
1954-1955 i 5,082,364
General Statistics
TABLE XIX. SCHOOL PROPERTY OWNED
This table gives by race for each county and city administrative unit
in the State during 1954-1955: the estimated value of school property,
the number of schoolhouses owned, the average value of each, the total
number of classrooms and the average number of classrooms per school.
The summary gives several details of valuation for all (174) school
systems and relates these values to the number of schoolhouses, to class-room,
to teachers and to pupils.
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
1289,751,832
8,377,080
254,113,984
22,648,362
4,612,406
236,647,117
53,104,715
$190,299,983
13,844,032
158,399,301
15,418,573
2,638,077
144,441,534
45,858,449
$480,051,815
22,221,112
412,513,285
38,066,935
7,250,483
381,088,651
98,963,164
2,516
1,546
970
23,910
17,911
5,999
9.5
11.6
6.2
674
443
231
10,208
7,218
2,990
15.1
16.3
12.9
3,190
White 1,989
1,201
34,118
White 25,129
8,989
10.7
White 12.6
7.5
$ 115,163.68
153,070.58
54,747.13
12,118.44
13,212.39
8,852.26
13,139.48
14,486.68
9,289.73
12,397.92
13,660.47
8,781.26
415.99
474.82
268.01
431.19
490.72
279.87
461.86
519.99
308.27
$ 282,344.18
326,053.12
198,521.43
18,642.24
20,011.30
15,337.27
18,542.33
20,071.08
14,954.66
17,560.21
18,974.26
14,221.88
626.94
695.39
478.57
650.64
720.00
499.18
687.84
758.55
531.72
$ 150,486.46
White 191,598.11
82,400.63
14,070.34
White 15,165.29
11,009.36
14,855.39
White 16,194.49
11,267.58
14,033.32
White 15,282.67
10,673.33
480.02
White 539.70
336.65
Average Value Per Pupil in Daily Membership
White
497.74
558.08
351.41
531.01
White 590.36
382.82
*Supervisors included.
34 General Statistics
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General Statistics 49
TABLE XX. TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS
This table shows by race the various facts concerning transportation of
pupils at public expense.
North Carolina
Number vehicles used
White
Negro
Number schools to which pupils were transported
White . .
Negro
Average number of pupils transported
Elementary
White .
Negro
High School
White
Negro
Total j
White .
Negro
Daily mileage all vehicles
White I
Negro
Average days vehicles operated....
White
Negro
Operating Cost
White
Negro .
Year's cost per pupil transported
White
Negro
Daily cost per pupil transported
White
333,966
247,526
86,440
92,434
70,095
22,339
426,400
317,621
108,779
238,682
162,859
75,823
$ 6,882,516.15
5.166,661.51
1,715,854.64
$16.14
16.27
15.77
27,596
17,181
10,415
15,848
11,307
4,541
43,444
28,488
14,956
23,450
13,023
10,427
656,916.15
436,328.87
220,587.28
15.12
15.32
14.75
7,293
5,354
1,939
361,562
264,707
96,855
469,844
346,109
123,735
262,132
175,882
86,250
; 7,539,432.30
5,602,990.38
1,936,441.92
16.04
16.19
15.65
50 General Statistics
TABLE XX. TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS, 1954-1955
This table shows by race for each county several pertinent items con-cerning"
the transportation of children. Costs incurred by city units have
been included with the expenses for the appropriate county.
Num-ber
Vehicles
Used
Number
Schools
to
Which
Pupils
Trans-ported
Ave
Numbe
Trans
Da
Elem.
rage
r Pupils
ported
ily
High
Total
Daily
Mill •: I!.!.!'
All
Vehicles
Average
Num-ber
Days
All
Vehicles
Operated
Operating
Cost
1954-1955
Year's
Cost
per
Pupil
Trans-ported
Daily
Cost
per
Pupil
Trans-ported
96
68
28
44
39
5
30
27
3
73
40
33
50
48
2
37
36
1
99
66
33
63
34
29
98
60
38
62
42
20
113
105
8
69
61
8
66
55
11
76
72
4
24
15
9
35
31
4
66
45
21
21
16
7
6
1
7
5
2
16
10
6
13
12
1
8
7
1
16
9
7
17
9
8
15
8
7
11
5
6
31
27
4
21
16
5
18
15
3
19
15
4
4
2
2
9
7
2
34
9
25
5,026
3,769
1,257
2,133
1,946
187
1,193
1,151
42
3,420
1,454
1,966
2,792
2,760
32
2,159
2,147
12
3,750
2,300
1,450
2,612
1,177
1,435
4,157
2,539
1,618
2,726
1,804
922
8,900
8,617
283
4,850
4,547
303
3,641
3,102
539
4,941
4,815
126
861
492
369
1,794
1,633
161
2,370
1,624
746
1,512
1,032
480
596
532
64
272
267
5
983
557
426
927
918
9
634
628
6
1,056
760
296
787
280
507
1,030
626
404
877
519
358
2,511
2,436
75
1,198
1,086
112
1,424
1,160
264
1,358
1,295
63
221
120
101
493
384
109
845
438
407
3,169
2,042
1,127
1,401
1,221
180
1,147
1,035
112
2,781
1,355
1,426
1,901
1,846
55
1,684
1,650
34
3,527
2,275
1,252
2,455
1,204
1,251
3,755
2,103
1,652
2,242
1,387
855
4,262
3,931
331
2,437
2,053
384
2,566
1,991
575
2,410
2,194
216
933
528
405
1,252
989
263
2,446
1,270
1,176
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
$100,683 86
74,169.98
26,513.88
45,268.75
40,331.53
4,937.22
37,927.37
35,083.77
2,843.60
61,906.81
35,596.87
26,309.94
66,489.23
63,539.03
2,950.20
49,990.15
49,188.79
801.36
109,256.18
73,331.91
35,924.27
60,157.02
35,209.83
24,947.19
97,771.75
56,809.74
40,962.01
65,058 65
42,879.54
22,179.11
157,059.11
149,728.97
7,330.14
73,665 67
63,233.51
10,432.16
64,349 24
56,184.54
8,164.70
79,500.22
74,091.63
5,408.59
27,928.78
18,344.02
9,584.76
40,409.95
37,425.68
2,984.27
70,277.38
40,492.69
29,784.69
$ 15.40
15 45
15.26
16 59
16.28
19.67
25.89
24.74
60.50
14.06
17.70
11.00
17.88
17.28
71.95
17.90
17.73
44.52
22.73
23.96
20.58
17.70
24.17
12.85
18 85
17.95
20.26
18 06
18.46
17.33
13.76
13.55
20.48
12.18
11 23
25.14
12.70
13.18
10.17
12 62
12.13
28.62
25 81
29.97
20.39
17.67
18.56
11.05
21.86
19.64
25.83
$ .086
White .086
.085
.092
White .090
.109
.144
White .138
.336
.078
White .098
.061
.099
White .096
.400
.099
White .098
.247
Beaufort
White
.126
.133
.114
.098
White .134
.071
Bladen .105
White .100
.124
.100
White .103
.096
.076
White .. .075
.114
Burke . .068
White .062
.140
.071
White .073
.056
Caldwell .070
White . .068
.159
Camden... . ... ... .143
White .167
Negro
Carteret _ ___.
.113
.098
White . .103
.061
Caswell .121
White . .109
Negro .144
General Statistics 51
Table XX. Transportation of Pupils, 1954-1955
—
Continued
Catawba
White-
Negro
Chatham
White...
Negro
Cherokee
White...
Negro
Chowan
White...
Negro
Clay
White.. .
Negro...
Cleveland...
White...
Negro...
Columbus. _.
White.. .
Negro...
Craven
White...
Negro. ..
Cumberland.
White...
Negro...
Currituck
White...
Negro...
White...
Negro...
Davidson
White...
Negro.. .
Davie
White..
.
Negro.
-
Duplin
White...
Negro...
Durham
White...
Negro...
Edgecombe..
White...
Negro...
Forsyth
White...
Negro...
Franklin
White...
Negro...
Num-ber
Vehicles
Which
Pupils
Trans-ported
Average
Number Pupils
Transported
Daily
Elem. High
3,420
2,153
1,267
5,870
4,030
1,840
3,036
1,931
1,105
1,887
1,680
207
5,313
3,211
2,102
4,526
2,955
1,571
4,715
1,658
3,057
3,447
1,774
1,673
1,843
1,315
Total
Daily
2,861
2,512
349
3,348
1,914
1,434
1,798
1,798
3,850
2,485
1,365
5,144
3,317
1,827
4,493
2,382
2,111
2,671
1,439
1,232
Operating
Cost
1954-1955
ported
85,312.47 13.03
75,374.39 12.82
9,938.08
20.45
21.62
18.45
28,875.23
19,342.70
9,532.53
25,979.51
25,040.66
938.85
98,984.72
74,989.12
23,995.60
164,689.70
117,191.65
47, 498.
(
71,073.94
42,898.05
28,175.89
121,114.63
81,964.06
39,150.57
34,644.14
22, 377.
f
12,266.46
15,777.70
4,786.60
991.10
77,949.87
68,397.15
9,552.72
42,489.24
34,561.40
7,927.84
114,538.65
64,255.24
50,283.41
91,956.02
41,361.99
50,594.03
120,295.60
106,491.75
13,803.85
88,161.25
50,297.70
37,863.55
18 89
25.28
12.48
21.28
20.73
72.22
12 93
14.19
10.12
18.75
19.79
16.60
17.02
16.16
18.51
14.68
14 71
15.00
27.30
27.29
27.32
35 86
35.46
43.09
17.85
16.49
27.91
16.56
17.44
14.85
15 36
18.21
13.62
10.86
10.71
12.09
19.67
20.48
18.70
ported
.092
.155
.092
52 General Statistics
Table XX. Transportation of Pupils, 1954-1955
—
Continued
Num-ber
Vehicles
Used
Number
Schools
to
Which
Pupils
Trans-ported
Average
Number Pupils
Transported
Daily
Total
Daily
Mileage
All
Vehicles
Average
Num-ber
Davs
All
Vehicles
Operated
Operating
Cost
1954-1955
Year's
Cost
per
Pupil
Trans-ported
Daily
Cost
per
Pupil
Elem. High
Trans-ported
86
62
24
38
18
20
24
24
27
21
6
5
3
2
3
3
5,467
4,250
1,217
1,473
517
956
1,101
1,101
2,474
2,011
463
423
209
214
291
291
3,174
2,197
977
1,417
661
756
723
723
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
85,458 51
62,053.36
23,405.15
40,616 81
16,976.41
23,640.40
23,718 37
23,718.37
10.76
9.91
13.93
21 42
23.38
20.21
17.04
17.04
.060
White
Negro
Gates
.055
.077
.119
White .130
.112
.095
White .095
90
50
40
61
41
20
164
133
31
87
41
46
111
70
32
59
57
2
49
46
3
5S
22
34
31
18
13
28
16
12
107
86
21
39
38
1
183
135
48
39
23
16
50
34
16
14
8
6
13
6
7
49
34
15
21
6
15
20
15
5
18
16
12
11
1
7
4
3
14
6
8
7
4
3
22
16
6
11
10
1
22
16
6
10
5
9
7
2
3,847
1,680
2,167
2,474
1,311
1,163
10,874
8,968
1,906
4,614
1,424
3,190
5,331
3,856
1,475
3,360
3,350
10
3,32-»
3,213
116
2,182
636
1,546
1,347
624
723
755
285
470
4,865
3,999
866
2,125
2,087
38
8,518
6,278
2,240
1,691
916
775
2,303
1,543
760
1,079
529
550
797
457
340
3,458
2,865
593
1,318
414
904
1,518
1,120
398
1,476
1,451
25
955
929
21
624
216
408
464
157
307
238
120
118
1,396
1,115
281
541
519
22
2,331
1,784
547
635
346
289
748
448
300
3,428
1,548
1,880
2,168
1,099
1,069
8,052
4,327
1,725
3,661
1,485
2,176
1.810
3.710
2,243
1,467
1,742
68
1,658
1.5P5
93
2,044
609
1,435
1,584
897
687
1.031
572
459
3,733
2,593
1,140
1,738
1,705
33
5.489
3,449
2,040
1,734
982
752
1,893
1,217
676
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
100,196.36
49,909.48
50,286.88
64,366.74
41,953.24
22,413.50
154,012.38
127,883.32
26,129.06
96,762.28
47,424 12
49,338.16
123,783.44
78,685.7
45,097.69
69,812 67
68,690.35
1,122.32
07,559 56
64,442.74
3,116.82
58,410.78
28,799.58
29,611.20
37,552.85
21,531.60
16,021.25
30,362 78
20,949.63
9,413.15
112.930 38
89,634.70
23,295.68
56,034 17
54,763.39
1,270.78
145,765 81
108,336.69
37,429.12
47,422.12
25,656.23
21,765.89
47,695 60
31,124.18
16,571.42
20.34
22.59
18.51
19.68
23.73
14.91
10.75
10.81
10.46
16.31
25 80
12.05
18.07
15.81
24.08
14 44
14 31
32.06
15 77
15.56
21.95
20 82
33.80
15.15
20 74
27 57
15.55
30 58
51.73
16.01
18 04
17.53
20.31
21 02
21.01
21.18
13 44
13.44
13.43
20 39
20 33
20.46
15 63
15.63
15.63
.113
White .125
.103
.109
White .132
.083
Guilford .060
White .. .060
Negro .058
Halifax .906
White. .143
.067
.100
White . . .088
Negro .. .134
Haywood. _ .080
White. .079
.178
.087
White . . .086
.122
Hertford .116
White .188
.084
Hoke... . .115
White. .153
.086
Hyde ....... .170
White . .287
.088
Iredell .. .100
White .097
.113
Jackson. ... .117
White .117
.118
Johnston .075
White .075
.075
Jones ... ... .. .113
White . .113
.114
Lee.. . .087
White .087
Negro .087
General Statistics 53
Table XX. Transportation of Pupils, 1954-1955—Continued
Lenoir
White..
Negro..
Lincoln
White..
Negro..
Macon
White..
Negro..
Madison...
White..
Negro..
Martin
White..
Negro..
McDowell..
White..
Negro..
Mecklenburg.
White... .
Negro
Mitchell. ...
White-
Negro..
Moore
White..
Negro..
White
Negro
New Hanover..
White
Negro
Northampton..
White
Negro
Onslow
White
Negro
Orange
White
Negro
Pamlico
White
Negro
Pasquotank
White
Negro
Pender
White
Negro
Number
Schools
to
Which
Pupils
Average
Number Pupils
Transported
Daily
Total
Daily
Mileage
All
Vehicles
Average
Num-ber
Days
All
Vehicles
Operated
Operating
Cost
1954-1955
Year's
Cost
per
Pupil
Trans-ported
Daily
Cost
per
Pupil
Trans-ported
Elem. High
Trans-ported
17
7
10
4,610
2,628
1.982
1,155
777
378
3,234
1,638
1,596
180
180
180
86,777.91
60,409.80
26,368.11
15.05
17.74
11.17
.084
.099
.062
21
15
6
2,789
2,374
406
902
816
86
1,930
1,487
443
180
180
180
50,420.80
42,922.35
7,498.45
13.69
13.35
15.24
.076
.074
.085
11
10
1
1,953
1,935
18
693
602
1
1,618
1,574
44
180
180
180
56,666.21
55,687.71
978.50
22.17
21.95
51.50
.123
.122
.286
9
8
2,935
2,918
17
798
789
9
2,214
2,106
108
180
180
180
81,632.20
80,018.23
1,673.97
21.38
21.59
64.38
.122
.120
.358
16
9
3,006
1 , 444
1,562
832
499
393
2,092
1,111
981
180
180
180
61,071.52
40,999.25
20,072.27
15 67
21.10
10.27
.087
.117
.057
if)
9
1
2,620
2,504
116
885
842
38
1,692
1,512
180
180
180
180
45,641.93
43,425.11
2,216.82
13.04
12.98
14.39
.072
.072
.080
31
22
9
8,313
6,377
1,936
2,510
2,029
481
4,376
2,850
1,526
180
180
180
151,403.48
115,332.02
36,071.46
13.99
13 72
14.92
.078
.076
.083
9
8
1
2,243
2,235
5
545
542
3
1,331
1,271
60
180
180
180
45,974.22
45,121.27
852.95
16 51
16.25
106.62
.092
.090
.592
9
5
4
2,144
1,539
605
551
340
211
2,164
1,610
554
180
180
180
56,448.29
40,554.73
15,893.56
20.95
21.58
19.48
.116
.120
.108
19
13
6
4,037
2,993
1,044
1,197
887
310
3,673
2,336
1,337
180
180
180
88,508.43
62,033.74
26,474.69
16.91
15.99
19.55
.094
.089
.109
37
19
18
5,872
3,528
2,344
1,508
1,036
472
4,103
2,275
1,828
180
180
180
110,812.30
73,391.77
37,420.53
15.02
16.08
13.29
.083
.089
.074
13
8
5
1,904
1,408
496
1,772
1,390
382
1,877
1,344
533
180
180
180
78,032 85
50,584.86
27,447.99
21.23
18.11
31.26
.118
.101
.174
14
7
7
2,285
994
1,291
831
263
568
2,202
1,107
1,095
180
180
180
54,842.01
29,194.57
25,647.44
17.60
23.23
13.80
.098
.129
.077
10
7
3
4,312
3,200
1,112
743
723
20
2,900
2,033
867
180
180
180
88,007.06
66,704.27
21,302.79
17.41
17.00
18.82
.097
.094
.105
13
8
5
2,569
1,403
1,166
799
480
319
2,300
1,297
1,003
180
180
180
64,315 31
42,628.00
21,687.31
19.10
22.64
14.60
.106
.126
.081
6
5
1
1,081
802
279
466
317
149
1,127
813
314
180
180
180
27,150 15
21,113.09
6,037.06
17.55
18.87
14.11
.098
.105
.078
5
3
2
1,503
765
738
295
199
96
1,345
518,
827
180
180
180
33,281.62
23,457.59
9,824.03
18 51
24.33
11.78
.103
.135
.065
11
7
4
2,352
1,453
899
821
417
404
2,369
1,465
904
178
176
180
61,084.14
28,771.37
32,312.77
19.25
15.39
24.80
.108
.087
.138
54 General Statistics
Table XX. Transportation of Pupils, 1954-1955
—
Continued
Perquimans..
White...
Negro...
Person
White. _ .
Negro. ..
White..
Negro..
White
Negro
Randolph
White
Negro
Richmond
White... .
Negro
Robeson
White...-
Negro
Rockingham..
White. ...
Negro
Rowan
White—
Negro
Rutherford. .-
White. ...
Negro
Sampson
White—
Negro
Scotland
White....
Negro
Stanly
White—
Negro
Stokes
White. ...
Negro
Surry
White-.
.
Negro
Swain
White.—
Negro
Transylvania..
White....
Negro
Tyrrell
White... _
Negro
Which
Pupils
Trans-ported
Average
Number Pupils
Transported
Daily
Elem. High
2,842
1,670
1,172
5,780
2,851
2,929
10,334
7,187
3,147
5,203
3,903
1,300
5,769
4,122
1,647
2,843
1,423
1,420
1,238
1,234
Total
Daily
.\!il(';iL>;c Days
2,587
1,486
1,101
7,424
5,154
2,270
4,246
2,773
1,473
4,884
3,078
2,541
2,048
Operating
Cost
1954-1955
29,573.90
20,401.12
9,172.78
69,582.76
42,662.15
26,920.61
138,282 36
76,542.21
61,740.15
28,468 51
25,597.69
2,870.82
106,296.09
95,016.78
11,279.31
62,051.87
44,419.28
17,632.59
171,220.17
119,788.96
51,431.21
105,114.81
90,606.45
14,508.36
95,084 80
78,392.32
16,692.48
96,763 85
83,627.67
13,136.18
130,286 43
92.611 76
37,674.67
50.111 24
33,259.81
16,851.43
60,189 85
55,875 92
4,313.93
63,096 95
54,608.40
8,488.55
102,604 32
86,876.32
15,728.00
36,540 05
35,715.69
824.36
45,240.07
43,683.78
1,556.29
23,279.50
11,521.83
11,757.67
Pupii
Trans-ported
20 02
2639
13.03
17.41
18.66
15.73
18 39
19.43
17.25
16.96
16.90
16.50
16 38
16.00
20.47
17.31
18.23
15.35
13 48
13.73
12.94
19 28
19.17
19.99
14 24
18.72
9.67
15 82
15.18
21.77
14 16
12 91
30.36
18.41
18.34
20.48
30.79
29.62
32.04
General Statistics 55
Table XX. Transportation of Pupils, 1954-1955—Continued
Which
Pupils
Trans-ported
Average
Number Pupils
Transported
Daily
Total
Daily
Mileage Days
All
Vehicles
Operated
Operating
Cost
1954-1955
ported
Union
White
Negro
Vance
White
Negro
Wake
White
Negro
Warren
White
Negro
Washington
White
Negro
Watauga
White
Negro
Wayne
White
Negro
Wilkes
White
Negro
Wilson
White
Negro
Yadkin
White
Negro
Yancey
White
Negro
North Carolina.
White
2,524
1,052
1,472
7,293
5,354
1,939
4,871
3,057
1,814
4,901
2,528
2,373
2,627
2,618
1,562
264,707
6,855
1,667
1,527
6,482
3,376
3,106
3,158
1,700
1,458
262,132
175,882
86,250
96,537.52
83,077.30
13,460.22
54,516 12
30,584.60
23,931.52
1S2,069.(
125,687.87
66,381.19
60,891.48
26,615.74
34,275.74
30,136.96
17,796.26
12,340.70
87,954.14
52,067.75
35,886.39
106,343.68
102,052.46
4,291.22
107,073.99
70,365.33
36,708.66
60,718 64
56,737.09
3,981.55
48,498 76
47,850.76
648.00
$7,539,432.30
5,602,990.38
1,936,441.92
15.90
16.33
13.69
16.81
22.05
12.90
16 78
18.95
13.80
18.30
26.27
14.81
15 82
19.43
12.48
17.70
17.51
99.50
14.53
14.75
10.73
17.50
21.05
13.22
16.10
16.07
16.45
$ 16 05
16.19
15.65
56 General Statistics
TABLE XXI. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES—SUMMARY
This summary gives by race and sex the number of pupils graduating
from public high schools in North Carolina during 1954-1955. (SPECIAL
graduates are those who graduate after summer school or at mid-year.)
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
19,213
8,678
10,535
73
49
24
19,140
8,629
10,511
9,029
4,081
4,948
103
81
22
8,926
4,000
4,926
28 242
12,759
Girls .. 15 483
176
130
Girls 46
28,066
Boys
Girls
12,629
15,437
5,274
2,133
3,141
4
3
1
5,270
2,130
3,140
3,295
1,400
1,895
29
15
14
3,266
1,385
1,881
8 569
3 533
Girls 5 036
33
18
Girls 15
8,536
3,515
5,021
24,487
10,811
13,676
77
52
25
24,410
10,759
13,651
12,324
5,481
6,843
132
96
36
12,192
5,385
6,807
36 811
16,292
Girls 20,519
209
148
Girls 61
36,602
Boys 16,144
Girls 20 458
100.00
44.15
55.85
0.31
0.21
0.10
99.69
43 94
55.75
100 00
44 47
55 53
1.07
78
0.29
98 93
43 69
55.24
100 00
44 26
Girls 55.74
57
40
Girls 0.17
99 43
43 86
Girls 55.57
Financial Statistics 57
SECTION li
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
1954-1955
Financial Statistics
TABLE I. SUMMARY OF FUNDS AVAILABLE AND EXPENDED
This tabulation gives a summary of the total financial situation—de-tails
of which may be found on subsequent pages of this section—and sev-eral
pertinent items of a derivative nature not found in detailed data.
Section A. Funds Available, 1954-1955
100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
Total Funds Available (less loans and transfers)
Current Expense
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
Percentage of Total For:
Current Expense
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
Available—Per Child Enrolled (a plus e)
Current Expense
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
Available—Per Child Belonging Daily
Current Expense
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
Available—Per Child Attending Daily
Current Expense
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
Available (less transfers) for Current Expense
Balance—July 1, 1954
Nine Months' School Fund—State
Vocational Education—State
Vocational Education—Federal
School Lunch Program—Federal
Veterans, other—Federal
Textbooks—Free to pupils—State
Tax on Intangibles, Beer and Wine—State
Philanthropic Agencies
Total—State, Federal, Philanthropic
Poll and Dog Taxes, Fines, Forfeitures
Interest, Donations
A. B. C. Boards (whiskev stores)
From Pupils: Fees, Tuition
Ad valorem Taxes—County-wide
Ad valorem Taxes—District, City
Total—County, District, City
Total—Current Expense
Percentage of Current Expense From:
Balance—July 1, 1954
Nine Months' School Fund—State
Vocational Education—State
Vocational Education—Federal
School Lunch Program—Federal
Veterans, Other—Federal
Textbooks—free to pupils—State
Tax on Intangibles, Beer and Wine—State
Philanthropic Agencies
Total—State, Federal Philanthropic
Poll and Dog Taxes, Fines, Forfeitures
Interest, Donations
A. B. C. Boards (whiskev stores)
From Pupils: Fees, Tuition
Ad valorem Taxes—Oountv-wiHe
Ad valorem Taxes—District, City
Total—County, District, City
$153,142,530.54
106,999,101.33
39,725,571.87
6,417,857.34
219.86
153 62
57.03
9.21
86.26
3.01
$ 85,528,991.94
53,506,536.68
27,352,159.76
4,670,295.50
281.78
176 28
90.11
15.39
227.90
159 23
59 12
244.10
170.55
63 32
10.23
2,450,626.43
83,746,545.21
2,029,398 56
875,852 20
2,613,310 43
1,997,095.92
687,358.99
339,005.35
6,600.00
92,295,166.66
3,216,395.40
532,341 05
299,924.02
978,141.!
5,888,850.18
1,337,655.60
12,253,308.24
$106,999,101.33
292.43
182 94
93.52
15.97
309.14
193.40
98.86
$ 1,972,928.91
35,124,18527
609,991.50
265,412.81
942,305.69
351,224.43
288,181.08
173,762.34
37,755,063.12
1,927,641.27
337,673 55
56,541.77
823,455 47
3,553.859.12
7,079,373.47
13,778,544.65
$ 53,506,536 68
1.54
664
13.23
$238,671,522.48
160,505,638 .01
67,077,731.63
11,088,152.84
238.65
160 49
67.07
11.09
247.47
166 42
69.55
11.50
264 01
177.54
74 20
12.27
$ 4,423,555.34
118,870,730 48
2,639,390 06
1,141,265.01
3,555,616.12
2,348,320.35
975,540.07
512,767.69
6,600.00
130,050,229.78
5,144,036 67
870,014 60
356,465.79
1,801,597 46
9,442,709 30
8,417,029.07
26,031,852.89
1160,505,638.01
81.02
3.21
1.12
5.88
5.25
Financial Statistics 59
Table I. Summary of Funds Available and Expended—Continued
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
Available (less loans) for Capital Outlay
Balance—July 1, 1954 . . . _ __ $ 14,722,680.53
35,400.00
9,136,581.06
603,814.44
297,74681
197,452.30
434,381.33
6,532,764.94
333,301.67
7,431,448.79
$ 11,036,039.74
8,260,150.00
158,230.28
373,404.70
90,116.12
54,618.67
2,272,391.10
21,131.15
5,086,078.00
$ 25,758,720.27
35,400.00
17,396,731.06
762,044.72
671,151.51
287,568.42
489,000 00
State Aid (C. I. R. Funds) 8,805,156.04
354,432.82
Ad valorem Taxes—County-wide 12,517,526.79
1 39,725,571.87
37.06
.09
23.00
1.52
.75
.50
1.09
16 44
.84
18.71
I 1 ,058,577 27
89,507 91
178.440 81
227,881 37
172,175 63
4,585,601 08
105,673 27
$ 27,352,159.76
40 35
30 20
.57
1.37
.33
.20
S 31
.08
18.59
$ 218,791.91
41,000 00
4,109 66
69,695 63
14,514 24
3,526,575 16
795,609.90
$ 67,077,731.63
Percentage of Capital Outlay From:
Balance—July 1, 1954 38.40
.05
25.93
1.14
1.00
.43
.73
State Aid (C. I. R. Funds) 13.13
.53
18.66
Available (less loans) for Debt Service
Balance—July 1, 1954 . _ _ $ 1,277,369 IS
130,507 91
182,549 47
297.577 00
Tax on Intangibles, Beer and Wine—State 186,689 87
8.112,176 24
901,283.17
$ 6,417,857.34
1649
1.40
2.78
3 . 55
2.68
71.45
1 65
$ 4,670,295.50
4 68
.88
.09
1.49
.31
75.51
17.04
$ 11,088,152.84
Percentage of Debt Service from:
Balance—July 1, 1954 11.52
1.18
1.65
2.68
1.68
73.16
8.13
Total Avajlable (less loans and transfers) From:
Balances—July 1, 1954 $ 18,231,884 23
5,784,005 36
6,600 00
93,875.950 35
3,216,395 40
908,234.16
962,186.72
978,141.99
9,136,58106
603.814.44
89,507.91
17,905,900.05
1,443,328.87
I 13,227,760 56
1,932,347.63
38,504,156.68
1,927,641.27
431,898 33
180,856 07
823,455 47
8,260,150.00
158,230 28
41,000.00
12,166,512 28
7,874,983 37
$ 31,459,644 79
7,716,352 9 J)
6,600 00
132,380,107.03
5,144,036.67
1,340,132 49
1,143,042 79
1,801,597.46
17,396,731.06
Sale of School Property . 762,044.72
130,507.91
Ad valorem Taxes—Co'mtv-wHe 30,072,412 33
9,318,312.24
All Funds—less loans and transfers $153,142,530 54
665,195.35
1 85,528,991.94
412,682.48
$238,671,522 48
1,077,877.83
$153,807,725.89
11.90
3.78
.00
61.30
2.10
.59
.63
.64
5.97
.40
.06
11.69
.94
$ 85,941,674.42
15 47
2.26
4502
2.25
.50
.21
.96
9.66
.18
.05
14 23
9.21
$239,749,400.31
Percentage of Total Funds (less transfers) From:
Balances—July 1, 1954 13.18
3.23
.00
55.47
2.16
.56
.48
.76
7.29
.32
.05
Ad valorem Taxes—Coimtv-wide 12.60
Ad valorem Taxes—District. Citv 3.90
GO Financial Statistics
Section B. Funds Expended, 1954-1955
North Carolina
Total Expended (less loans repaid)..
Current Expense x
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
White and Indian
Negro
Percentage of Total fob:
Current Expense
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
White and Indian
Negro
$135,695,584.23
104,002,699.91
26,417,604.19
5,275,280.13
$ 73,421,279.00
51,074,568.37
17,897,668.77
4,449,041.86
1,116,863.23
1,077,268.28
1,315,272.96
1,724,321.99
Current Expense (less loans repaid)
General Control
Instructional Service—Elementary..
Instructional Service—Secondary...
< tpcration of Plant
Maintenance of Plant
Fixed Charges z
Auxiliary Services
Total—Current Expense x._
White and Indian
Percentage of Current Expense for:
General Control
Instructional Service—Elementary...
Instructional Service—Secondary
Operation of Plant
Maintenance of Plant
Fixed Charges
Auxiliary Services
White and Indian
Negro
55,714,960.61
22,534,578.02
5,182,822.32
4,042,523.27
1,476,052.35
12,862,961.51
1,342,401.59
28,775,279.41
11,454,448.71
3,270,977.06
2,449,573.36
942,917.88
2,838,970.36
3,531,203.42
84,490,240.02
33,989,026.73
8,453,79938
6,492,098.63
2,418,970.23
15,701,931.87
1104,002,699.91 1155,077,268.28
41,276,659.10
Capital Outlay (less loans repaid)
New Construction, Equipment
Alterations, Additions, Equipment..
Library Books
Transportation Equipment ._
Interest, other
Total—Capital Outlay .
Percentage of Capital Outlay for:
New Construction, Equipment
Alterations, Additions, Equipment..
Library Books
Transportation Equipment
Interest, other
White and Indian
Negro
$ 17,810,237.95
7,582,451.56
180,833.40
805,120 81
38,960 47
14,034,714.73
3,684,200.57
129,417.49
41,495.97
7,840.01
31,844,952.68
11,266,652.13
310,250.89
846,616.78
I 26,417,604.19
20,762,271.22
5,655,332.97
$ 17,897,668.77
12,907,548.63
4,990.120.14
$ 44,315,272.5
Sinking Fund.
Principal
Interest
152,902.76
43,248.66
3,976.01
3,056,457.46
1,896,287.72
3,200.00
477.22
6,700.00
2,007,600.00
1,431,128.62
District Bonds
—
Rural Rehabilitation-
Total—Debt Service
White and Indian*...
Interest Corporation..
$ 5,275,280.13 $ 4,449,041.8i $ 9,724,321.99
7,686,726.64
2,037,595.35
x Does not include cost of State administration.
z Does not include State contribution to retirement system.
* Pro-rated for counties and cities upon basis of school property valuation; total secured by addition.
Financial Statistics 61
Section B. Funds Expended, 1954-1955
—
Continued
North Carolina
Percentage of Debt Service for:
State Loans
—
I
I
County Bonds- Sinking Fund..
Principal
Interest
District Bonds-
Rural Rehabilitation-
White and Indian.
Negro
Interest Corporation .
Total Expended (less loans repaid)
Per child enrolled (a+e)
White and Indian
Negro
Per child in average daily membership
Daily per child in average daily membership.
.
Per child in average daily attendance
Daily per child in average daily attendance .
Current Expense (less loans r
Per child enrolled (a+e) .
.
White and Indian
Negro
194.81
206.44
165.58
149.31
156.13
132.17
Per child in average daily membership
Daily per child in average daily membership .
Per child in average daily attendance
Daily per child in average daily attendance _
Capital Outlay (less loans repaid)
Per child enrolled (a+e)
White and Indian
Negro
168.26
173.24
157.47
58.96
62.14
52.08
Per child in average daily membership
Daily per child in average daily membership .
Per child in average daily attendance
Daily per child in average daily attendance .
Debt Service (less loans repaid)
Per child enrolled (a+e)
White and Indian
Negro
7.57
8.65
4.87
Per child in average daily membership
Daily per child in average daily membership..
Per child in average daily attendance
Daily per child in average daily attendance..
209.10
219.74
183.56
155.07
161.17
140.42
44.31
47.68
36.21
45.95
.255
49.02
9.72
10.89
6.93
Total Expended—Less loans repj
Loans repaid—3 funds
Total Disbursed—See Table II..
$135,695,584.23
437,710.58
S 73,421,279.00
719,007.92
•1209,116,863.23
1,156,718.50
$136,133,294.81 $210,273,581.73
62 Financial Statistics
TABLE II. EXPENDITURES
Gross Current Expense
G2—Instructional Service
Secondary
Operation
of
Plant
Maintenance
of
Plant
Fixed
Charges
Alamance
Burlington. .-
Alexander
Alleghany......
Anson
Morvcn -
Wadesboro...
Ashe
Avery
Beaufort
Washington..
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick
Buncombe
Asheville
Burke
Glen Alpine. .
Morganton...
Cabarrus
Concord
Kannapolis..
Caldwell
Lenoir
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Hickory
Newton
Chatham
Cherokee
Andrews
Murphy
Chowan
Edenton
Clay
Cleveland
Kings Mountain.
Shelby
Columbus
Whiteville___.
Craven
New Bern
Cumberland
Fayetteville..
31,176 91 3
26,448.43
15,215.76
12,529.06
22,752.94
10,447 .
"
11,402.06
13,334.23
15,183.07
21,414.82
17,705.06
21,564.94
11,238.21
13,928.24
24,439 30
11,556.00
12,973.59
10,605.05
19,256.60
23,036.04
24,514.67
19,335.74
12,128.79
26,240.60
11,369.24
16,844.67
294,672 71
150,019.19
340,347.09
92,876.35
157,298.87
375,483.42
290,905.84
551,988.51
648,164.66
418,268.57
625,768.20
104,145.42
223,075.93
592,422.25
308,602.88
461,772.26
735,455.70
207,030.16
111,057.32
428,783.40
461,118.20
626,903.56
552,064.55
192,512.47
173,092 48
112, 668.
J
117,200.74
857,272.35
185,585.77
381,693.39
134,875.00
56,205.03
187,960.95
41,403.52
71,610.09
180,374.64
113,097.42
221,687.25
273,617.1
187,122.63
218,509.42
33,401.90
107,591.11
220,888 80
131,188.24
165,515.50
45,507.46
176,298.54
166,533.71
242,049.66
172,730.25
93,739.20
200,568 64
17,769.25
36,068.03
68,347.31
26,796.92
80,383.54
49,069.14
23,241.54
13,560.63
29,452 30
9,222.95
20,062.18
26,226.87
27,155/
42,277.22
49,370.48
36,353.06
165,292 29
132,513.3
55,471.70
8,582.13
23,509.33
48,094.41
28,708.53
45,568.33
13,548 1
37,533.05
44,403.62
65,134 56
54,030.32
20,683.55
16,927.58
13,058.24
13,947.93
89,561.89
14,340.05
31,190.49
72,981.37
20,732.18
27,152.41 i
54,031.25
15,435.11
6,598.82
22,729.53
3,464. i
19,704.46
32,955.71
46,683.36
33,932.26
53,867.23
47,863.56
22,316.00
6,397.77
19,353.24
22,774.96
14, 372.
r
23,569.79
8,315 96
45,442.54
29,296.57
57,669.09
65,741.03
27,774.97
5,365 65
3,391.88
3,025.80
8,165.99
3,042.42
8,673.43
1,764.!
3,440.58
450.09
3,385.36
13,288.81
21,416 63
16,032.38
20,749.50
1,780.52
3,704.01
15,653.10
8,453.30
2,712.C
18,183.23
5,081.88
3,589.93
7,585.57
8,593.01
18,888 86
12,437.34
5,007.76
1,748 83
1,672.95
2,255.97
17,577.40
3,482.28
5,863.44
16,602.07
3,504.f"
Financial Statistics 63
BY FUNDS, 1954-1955
Net Current Expense
Total
(Gross Current Expense Less 669) Net
Capital
Outlay
Total
Net
Debt
Service
Total
Net
Expenditures
White Negro Total
Grand
Total
$ 1,742,978 33
1,126,361.81
$ 1,326,685 56
919,582.21
$ 371,292.77
206,779.60
$ 1,697,978.33
1,126,361.81
$ 217,225.22
473,636.01
% 65,399.78
103,360.00
$ 1,980,603.33
1,703,357.82
570,116.10 501,907.32 68,208.78 570,116.10 45,722.92 11,812.33 627,651.35
302,774.78 292,601.07 10,173.71 302,774.78 63,013.89 - 365,788.67
680,184.03
175,403.23
341,693.73
65,278.93
189,630.83
338,490.30
109,995.90
113,079.22
683,184.03
175,274.83
302,710.05
69,736.30
7,480.04
218,269.90
11,800.75 761,721.08
182,754.87
302,710.05
---------
555,090.45
736,015.51 722,713.67 13,301.84 736,015.51 76,989.20 5,849.00 818,853.71
546,865.41 540,621.75 6,243.66 546,865.41 19,297.68 2,893.75 569,056.84
958,759 05
625,108.86
626,625.50
392,716.49
332,133.55
232,392.37
958,759.05
625,108.86
108,181.39
68,083.69
20,768.74
25,847.06
1,087,709.18
719,039.61
998,924.67 456,400.07 542,524.60 998,924.67 35,496.38 1,034,421.05
1,240,883.46 699,307.98 533,764.16 1,233,072.14 116,065.86 22,962.59 1,372,100.59
809,612.97 497,938.04 311,674.93 809,612.97 35,613.42 45,838.05 891,064.44
2,558,223.48
1,512,397.18
2,488,112.43
1,136,630.81
65,438.23
375,766.37
2,553,550.66
1,512,397.18
1,163,991.76
145,213.71
377,608.84
226,007.38
4,095,151.26
1,883,618.27
1,099,164.40
187,947.86
415,081.19
1,051,355.58
166,643.94
332,072.73
47,808.82
19,589.64
83,008.46
1,099,164.40
186,233.58
415,081.19
249,910.80
23,337.33
82,914.71
63,496 86
5,777.50
21,007.50
1,412,572.06
215,348.41
519,003.40
1,021,997.97
515,393.96
758,215.58
901,045.46
384,568.35
664,175.57
117,848.40
130,825.61
94,040.01
1,018,893.86
515,393.96
758,215.58
93,702.95
37,947.59
5,933.20
51,879.92
10,132.50
13,767.50
1,164,476.73
563,474.05
777,916.28
1,265,909.91
404,236.22
1,235,086.46
317,004.44
29,921.57
85,712.37
1,265,008.03
402,716.81
346,032.47
78,411.09
69,614.60
17,475.40
1,680,655.10
498,603.30
229,959.54 134,221.08 95,738.46 229,959.54 18,863.04 12,585.46 261,408.04
793,198.23 673,967.98 119,230.25 793,198.23 164,769.33 19,519.10 977,486.66
855,329.90 432,440.93 422,888.97 855,329.90 278,526.37 7,492.07 1,141,348.34
1,160,071.60
930,884.43
377,119.39
1,049,275 53
834,773.69
316,090.58
110,796.07
96,110.74
61,028.81
1,160,071.60
930,884.43
377,119.39
338,868.70
138,835.25
26,808.40
95,442.75
75,547.50
35,604.75
1,594,383.05
1,145,267.18
439,532.54
949,968.04 617,867.58 332,100.46 949,968.04 76,634.27 19,269.88 1,045,872.19
269,575.25 269,575.25
196,552.06
238,020.17
269,575 25
200,172.02
252,099.51
70,144.91
14,757.21
27,675.34
192.50 339,912.66
200,172.02 ~~"M19~96
14,079.34
214,929.23
252,099.51 279,774.85
175,639.19
324,024.68
116,763.43
169,456.12
58,875.76
154,568.56
175,639.19
324,024.68
13,864.19
33,172.69
6,863.75
33,036.25
196,367.13
390,233.62
230,544.32 229,605.47 938.85 230,544.32 73,857.48 304,401.80
1,642,565.34
343,262.50
611,132.83
1,166,861.41
309,929.93
486,839.12
475,703.93
33,332.57
123,581.43
1,642,565.34
343,262.50
610,420.55
224,971.71
97,365.49
249,452.93
87,817.11
20,087.93
46,755.73
1,955,354.16
460,715.92
906,629.21
1,739,603.03
422,116.25
1,200,011.45
289,826.43
539,591.58
132,289.82
1,739,603.03
422,116.25
410,544.97
29,367.12
54,383.24
10,587.50
2,204,531.24
462,070.87
997,943.86
655,747.59
672,445.71
416,167.69
325,021.62
239,579.90
997,467.33
655,747.59
300,853.32
637,566.34
109,472.81
73,757.60
1,407,793.46
1,367,071.53
1,701,914.33
1,179,114.56
1,175,583.88
711,511.41
526,330.45
467,603.15
1,701,914.33
1,179,114.56
725,310.79
856,437.43
79,427.50
69,695.63
2,506,652.62
2,105,247.62
64 Financial Statistics
Table II. Expenditures by
Gross Current Expense
62—Instructional Service
Secondary
Operation
Fixed
Charges
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Lexington
Thomasville
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Durham
Edgecombe
Tarboro
Forsyth
Winston-Salem _
.
Franklin
Franklinton
Gaston
Cherryyille
Gastonia
Gates
Graham
Granville L
Oxford
Greene
Guilford
Greensboro
High Point......
Halifax ....
Roanoke Rapids.
Weldon
Harnett
Haywood
Canton j.
Henderson
Hendersonville..
Hertford
Hoke
Hyde
Iredell.....
Mooresville
Statesville
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lee
Sanford
12,997.84$
12,123.37
26,124 59
22,533.55
16,612.15
17,562.00
24,533.99
11, i
119,142.36$
87,836.05
722,757.43
370,156 20
243,883.01
288,111.71
836,792.46
1,489,665.29
1,947,285.32
19,261.19
11,154.42
29,339 70
12,329.70
20,632.85
14,916.66
12,230.96
37,528 85
51,715.!
30,197.71
24,814 70
21,255 28
8,810.69
16,581.18
4.10
17,121.77
17,325.09
10, 705. 1
22,938 45
10,540.44
16,556.56
16,209.95
26,722.98
12,827.33
1,665,182 23
142,300.09
551,825.11
198,076.33
131,753.56
413,070.81
307,741.62
1,405,194.45
1,812,273.11
954,121.03
794.460 62
334,448.43
124,629.69
464,490.30
336,687.16
119,748.01
657,504 42
203,498J
338,020.57
382,327.85
1,388,558.86
242,778.80
73,453.05 $
38,176.85
279,549.89
140,334.86
112,876.78
134,704.58
387,763.66
210,196 97
42,635.13
455, 8G6 82
79,533.56
302,831.44
100,645.69
63,315.81
545,294.27
624,985.06
313,374.00
256,469.28
125,137.83
57,841.i
192,344.29
109,163.06
74,102.83
295,495.74
108,500.47
142,551.95
142,185.67
605,176.73
103,904.75
17,241.25$
14,819.49
72,392.10
48,257.03
28,339.59
29,441.73
60,115.02
170,259.94
245,085.06
137.331 26
15.201.79
67,811.13
21,148.85
16,C46.88
158,335.75
222,527.18
99,365.74
67,781.14
32,849.41
12,219.34
36,264.85
26,948.10
15,099.9
72,899.06
19,831.47
28,683.95
32,091.92
113,703.08
19.058.96
24,401.80$
14,091.42
21,902.24
5,354.25
6,863.23
19,947.11
66,876.95
91,945 69
12,102.67
53,495.00
21,453.84
11,183.36
81.208.10
200,885.69
110,425.71
37,054.28
25,545.87
15,931.97
9,747.51
11,854.21
46,095.68
16,898.41
35,858.41
5,733.13
82,824.45
20,806.14
4,481.10$
2,756.64
25,279.46
8,765.06
4,826.65
1,721.00
15,209.49
38,347.63
1,605.
9,385.40
4,559.62
3,089. (
16,305.30
13,251.25
42,306.20
69,671.81
37,239.05
19,417.05
17, 793.
<
2,419.64
14,304.56
5,236.10
11,778.05
5,053.16
9,634.76
14,528.62
3,955.18
20,520.62
6,300.67
8,556.13
3,954.48
28,080.54
2,204.30
Financial Statistics 65
Funds, 1954-1955
—
Continued
Net Current Expense
Total
(Gross Current Expense Less 669) Net
Capital
Outlay
Total
Net
Debt
Service
Total
Net
Expenditures
White Negro Total
Grand
Total
S 300,935.14 $ 205,774.25 $ 94,257.35 $ 300,031.60 $ 140,551.89 $ 9,307.00 $ 449,890.49
185,547.27 178,488.70 17,058 57 195,547.27 148,927.68 1,760.00 346 234.96
1,297,441.93
634.598.82
423,193.06
1,259,399.15
501,107.18
329,294.40
38,042 78
133,491.64
93,898.66
1,297,441.93
634,598.82
423,193.06
315,604.45
44,285.20
33,222.40
113,288.45
59,770.74
39,236.25
1,726,334.83
738,654.76
495,651.71
564,396 91 466,394.73 98,002.18 564,396.91 29,818.87 44,290.00 638,505.78
1,614,527.62 1,016,089.75 597,768.80 1,613,858.55 326,136.81 17,236.93 1,957,232.29
1,314,183.78
2,580,435.13
908,054 GO
1,499,034.09
403,307.78
1,031,401.04
1,311,361 78
2,580,435.13
949,013.98
1,099,797.36
164,897.50
304,746.48
2,425,273.26
3,984,978.97
1,070,429 .40
447,235.63
474,762 67
274,025.58
595,545 73
171,740.39
1,070,308 40
445,765.97
9,036.74
81,734.94
20,510.70
14,612.50
1,099,855.84
542,113.41
2,847,871 23
3,284,534.78
2,540,725 49
1,967,936.96
304,448.87
1,316,597.82
2,845,174.36
3,284,534.78
2,069,853.30
1,298,796.57
335,818.24
463,421.98
5,250,945.90
5,046,753.33
936,900.49
207,303.25
525,921.27
104,719.51
2,279,333.51
219,036.97
880,201.05
410,979.22
101,409.74
357,250.60
63,359.15
181,292.40
936,900.49
206,129.25
2,636,590.51
282,396.12
1,061,493.45
77,547.79
18,633.63
1,971,203.24
219,017.83
977,241.46
7,896.30 1,022,344.58
224,762.88
2,636,590.51
282,691.27
1,061,493.45
366,915.75
27,189.75
152,159.50
4,974,709.50
528,603.70
2,190,894.41
434,584.21 197,503.97 237,080.24 434,584.21 16,236.02 11,604.32 462,424.55
276,931.24 276,931.24 276,931.24 52,392.23 3,177.50 332,500.97
812,915 73
561,824.27
433,414 80
271,097.27
379,500.99
290,727.00
812,915.79
561,824.27
161,638 80
106,365.94
26,030.15
7,727.65
1,000,584.74
675,917.86
781,859.59 421,791.82 360,067.77 781,359.59 28,737.15 3,083.92 813,680.66
2,535,003 50
3, 151, 773. S2
1,589,792.53
2,162,611 26
2, 269, IMS. 37
1,255,123.85
358,694 58
850,911.86
334,368.68
2,521,305 84
3,119.950 23
1,589,792.53
1,081,185 27
917,037.48
167,703.29
74,697.50
158,496.13
116,643.80
3,677,188.61
4,195,483.84
1,874,139.62
1,335,388 99 443,400 38
472,970.11
123,110.46
884,988 61
127,376.73
119,279.00
1,333,388 99
600,346 84
242,389.46
368,738 55
120,869.85
2,398.60
1,702,127.54
605,415.82
242,389.46
§7212750 724,429.19
244,788.06
1,904,554 29 1,366,052 26 538,502.03 1,904,554.29 283,581.88 70,682.98 2,258,819.15
1,031,451 19
462,715.16
1,022,300 72
435,835.79
8,966 67
26,879.37
1,031,267.39
462,715.16
485,640.13
299,076.47
99,496 55
34,694.59
1,616,404.07
796,486.22
824,549 30 823,491 3C
229,679.71
823,401.30
310,146.87
60,663.25
16,902.15
83,988 38
45,612.97
968,052.93
310,146.87 80"467"l6 372,661.99
865,441 23 337,986.38 527,454.90 865,441.28 57,831.36 12,154.12 935,426.76
578,575 52 256,297.54 322,277.98 578,575.52 92,951.30 23,203.33 694,730.15
280,559 08 160,365 47 120,193.61 280,559.08 3,700.14 284,259.22
1,296,609 94
392,459.33
596,871.11
1,061,678 C6
326,103 43
466,864.52
234,421 79
64,443 47
129,895.34
1,296,039 85
390,546.90
596,759.86
241,036 79
78,244.25
50,544.17
24,789 50
8,686.68
20,637.62
1,561,926.14
477,477.83
667,941.65
675,145.16 658,314 36 16,830.80 675,145.16 16,875.12 25,844.78 717,865.06
2,543,131.33 1,947,267.73 595,863 60 2,543,131.33 839,492.73 95,573.81 3,478,197.87
490,735.04 263,981.68 226,753.36 490,735.04 33,642 88 10,552.00 534,929.92
688,030 65
298,224.80
424,058 40
298,224.80
263,972.25 688,030 65
298,224.80
68,286 71
112,396.21
24,604.77
14,883.50
780,922.13
425,504.51
66 Financial Statistics
Table II. Expenditures by
Administrative
Gross Current Expense
Unit
County
61
General
Control
62—Instructional Service 63
Operation
Plant
64
Maintenance
of
Plant
65
Fixed
Charges
66
City A.
Elementary
B.
Secondary
Auxiliary
Services
$ 21,581.38
20,951.16
$ 620,808.77
417,378.20
$ 319,521.08
163,544.62
$ 54,442.94
47,763.75
$ 41,168 21
27,733.51
$ 12,488.16
19,836.78
$ 161,078 92
Kinston 38,588.90
19,782 84
13,496.37
398,422 66
145,825.07
95,384.70
89,797.84
36,425 57
17,798.50
16,334 41
5,254.84
7,071 51
2,060.64
77,554.92
Lincolnton 21,080.17
15,068 61 327 726 07 97 427 02 29,973.15
29,321.81
18 948 69 3 137 02 106,058.05
Madison 17,068.55 363,656.93 153 880 33 21 386 27 6,696 81 126,801.87
17,489.93 636 483 62 263,813.74
127,616 05
84,947.42
59 820 87 39 699 71 13 677.32 130,401.87
McDowell
Marion
13,566 93
11,825.84
289,510 53
247,917.55
25,891 62
26,525.58
9,029.49
11,265.86
8,755 70
3,705.86
71,957.97
27,924.28
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
49,416 82
95,956.76
1,497,303.37
3,380,188.47
614,768 49
1,088,108.72
127,612.18
385,677.56
154,401 00
239,713.61
60,319.07
157,535.74
320,166.71
211,371.04
Mitchell 13,707.87 283,077.01 106,464.07 23,228.59 6,455.82 4,462.36 83,888.93
Montgomery 17,476.86 371,820.72 166,578 55 36,961.11 29,758.63 11,109.68 91,627.91
21,175.98
10,391.54
12,637.06
536,722.30
63,778.91
109,791.41
273,230.72
38,876.14
55,378.08
52,767.42
8,948.74
15,431.87
25,278 16
3,105 09
3,452.46
12,925 25
2,080.81
5,680.80
134,298.03
Pinehurst
Southern Pines ._
12,895.17
11,398.39
Nash . 24,688 84
18,236.28
973,002.98
554,147.59
351,921.44
250,768.85
78,667.36
67,572.64
89,749.53
61,430.76
19,179.10
19,027.56
203,526.91
Rocky Mount 21,572.66
New Hanover 49,755.76 1,358,734.13 543,088 51 146,749.43 88,480.23 44,099.55 141,710.54
Northampton 19,222 86 562,827.29 221,832.25 43,632.70 25,069 87 13,019.46 117,049.88
27,892.67 609,969.77 229,401.45 73,734.00 64,985.00 27,378.42 164,265.63
19,841 04
13,505.69
361,918 15
199,110.39
124,837.03
102,232.60
35,585 09
30,420.01
22,874 33
11,179.56
14,451.65
4,841.00
95,292.77
Chapel Hill 25,275.34
12,571.78 197,839.91 84,161.15 16,741.88 20,499.95 3,996 53 45,013.54
Pasquotank
Elizabeth City...
14,744 60
16,609.87
196,157 52
289,994.17
59,663 63
147,448.72
17,066 63
38,834.21
13,140 91
19,471.44
8,933 26
11,002.49
55,171.49
26,484.59
16,889.53 393,909.10 191 ,724 62 36,189.52 49,456.70 15,520.91 108,043.87
Perquimans 14,599.12 191,380.99 84,474.19 20,204.43 11,666.58 4,607.85 54,515.41
22,574 56 539,760 33 202 071 91 53,209.77 39,179.53 20,347.49 139,453.63
Pitt 25,173.87
14,360.83
959,720.09
395,970.69
422,338.27
130,773.81
85,769.19
32,672.86
161,731.09
10,708.63
21 ,112.74
18,446.18
276,201.13
Greenville 18,684.30
Polk 14,023 81
11,174.29
183,293 78
72,201.00
65,393.50
31,493.63
16,502 54
8,468.65
12,149 84
6,940.21
5,148 21
940.46
34,876.58
Tryon 10,632.30
25,962 12
13,742.46
696,818 54
330,423.32
274,585 23
115,154.68
63,022 30
33,343.68
64,282 28
35,752.08
19,671 98
7,232 44
174,676 18
Asheboro 43,279.26
Richmond 19,509 33
12,133 .61
12,498.62
418,984 60
242,531 24
191,957.89
108,563 66
89,927 86
122,277.05
39,900 98
21,462 97
22,067.81
34,644.47
21,075 54
19,381.59
15,367.97
6,672 31
5,231.68
62,575.31
30,293 56
Rockingham 38,653.30
Robeson 41,975 46
10,511.81
16,895 54
8,607.02
10,747.34
10,561.10
1,096,686 86
183,415.91
243,669.44
104,706.58
124,531.71
146,569.25
363,481.19
73,155.02
94,629 64
48,877.14
58,098.59
57,268.08
89,795.76
21,868 92
21,029 59
10,073.45
14,262.73
15,271.99
61,752 4C
3,562 55
19,284 19
1,040 94
8,897.92
9,905.90
30,364.63
8,449.51
4,429.72
2,317.24
2,659.24
5.560.20
221,462.64
Fairmont
Lumberton
29,464 70
29,019 06
19,252.12
Red Springs
Saint Pauls
21,865.44
22,316.73
Financial Statistics
Funds, 1954-1955
—
Continued
Net Current Expense
Total
(Gross Current Expense Less 669) Net
Capital
Outlay
Total
Net
Debt
Service
Total
Net
Expenditures
White Negro Total
Grand
Total
1,231,082 46
735,796.92
$ 742,533 12
440,993.24
$ 487,889 85
294,803.68
$ 1,230,422 97
735,796.92
$ 568,605 11
397,991.60
$ 32,345 00
40,158.88
$ 1,831,373 08
1,173,947.40
650,976 61
295,313.43
555,376 56
271,918.37
94,841 65
22,294.71
650,218 21
294,213.08
115,465 83
59,766.45
33,258 75
15,163.75
798,942.79
369,143.28
596,338.61 582,984.90 10,490.91 593,475.81 195,133.71 29,852 50 818,462.02
718,812.57 712,006.27 5,930.89 717,937.07 33,898.23 751,835.30
1,152,387.06 639,652.76 512,734.30 1,152,387.06 264,267.92 12,186.25 1,428,841.23
546,328 29 546,328 29
368,645.75
546,328 23
414,112.39
93,152 53
477,193.24
33,056.25
38,287.75
672,537.07
414,112.39 ~~~~45~466~64
929,593.38
2,823,987 64
5,558,551.90
2,270,767 90
3,889,209.15
536,145 85
1,588,423.98
2,806,913.75
5,477,633.13
2,351,048 89
2,960,945.76
369,938 93
798,527.87
5,527,901.57
9,237,106.76
521,284.65 518,897.51 852.95 519,750.46 59,197.22 21,465.53 600,413.21
725,333.46 531,210.51 194,122.95 725,333.46 163,211.45 47,834.40 936,379.31
1,056,397 86
140,076.40
820,841.36
88,264 64
123,126.43
235,556 50
51,183.26
90,643.64
1,056,397.86
139,447 90
213,770.07
258,379 79
15,882.15
150,282.99
40,658.91 1,355,436.56
155,330.05
213,770.07 ~~~~8~6i8~76 372,071.82
1.740,736 16 1,077,235.99
599,263.60
683,470.17
393,492.74
1,740,736 16
992,756.34
191,054 72
226,842.63
1 ,931 ,790.88
992,756.34 ~~~~81~452~61
1,301,051.58
2,372,618.15 1,608,302 21 764,315.94 2.372.618.15 754,545.35 225,971.87 3,353,135.37
1,002,654.31 437,884.33 556,931.84 994,816.17 102,724.17 11,620.82 1,109,161.16
1,197,626 94 946,885 92 250,741.02 1,197,626.94 476,092.12 72,456.44 1,746,175.50
674,800 C6
386,564.59
444,016 92
234,636.44
230,748.14
151,718.96
674,765 06
386,355.40
176,411 62
83,705.84
23,717.50
32,796.06
874,894.18
502,857.30
380,884.74 239,377.32 141,210 92 380,588.24 96,177.92 44,668.80 521,434.96
364.884 04
549,845.49
230,532 19
326,0)2.25
132,220 09
221,755.42
362,752 28
547,757.67
78,126 97
125,220.83
11,137 50
36,222.40
452,016.75
709,200.90
811,734.25 451,522 89 359,788.71 811,311.60 61,269.41 8,969.80 881,550.81
381,448 57 202,052 55 177,886 07 379,938 62 65,678.35 12,497. 5C 458,114.47
1,016,597.22 631,771.07 384,826.15 1,016,597.22 64,073.06 33,692 47 1,114,362.75
1,952,037 38
621,617.30
1,133,640 77
374,798.64
789,891 24
246,818.66
1,923,532 01
621,617.30
140,538 95
378,408.54
55,983 33
39,822.46
2,120,054.29
1,039,848.30
331,393 26
141,850.54
298,383 76
114,777.02
33,009 59
27,073.52
331,393.26
141,850.54
70,908 50
10,217.11
16,859 59
2,016.25
419,161.35
154,083.90
1,319,018 6?
578,927.32
1,198,744 45
511,816.24
120,274 18
67,025.65
1,319,018.63
578,841.89
249,410 48
233,966.34
13,938 75
93,490.38
1,582,367.86
906,298.61
639,546 02
424,097 09
412,067.94
487,066 26
273,963 11
311,597.08
211,349 30
150,133.98
100,470.86
698,415.56
424,097 09
412,067.94
157,291 51
919.63
57,604.52
35,227.50
29,202 50
30,637.50
890,934.57
454,279 22
500,309.96
1,905,518 94
330,428.42
428,957.18
194,874 49
241,062 97
267,453.25
1,593,087 23
157,833 83
262,372 96
67,795 91
132,863 38
154,410.86
396 688 53
172,291 98
166,584 22
127,078 58
108,199.59
112,606.99
1,899,775 76
330,125 81
428,957.18
194,874.49
241,062 97
267,017.85
182,988 86
5,881.08
117,755.70
29,483.74
75,692.46
23,377.03
90,854 46
16,009 25
12,985 28
11,152 50
11,152.50
16,728.75
2,173,619.08
352,016.14
559,698.16
235,510.73
327,907.93
307,123.63
68 Financial Statistics
Table II. Expenditures by
Gross Current Expk.vsk
62—Instructional Service
Secondary
Operation
Fixed
Charges
Rockingham..
Leaksville...
Madison
Reidsville...
Rowan
Salisbury
Rutherford
Sampson
Clinton
Scotland
Laurinburg..
Stanly
Albemarle .
Stokes
Surry
Elkin
Mount Airy
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
Monroe
Vance
Henderson
Wake
Raleigh
Warren
Washington
Watauga
Wayne
Fremont
Goldsboro
Wilkes
No. Wilkesboro..
Wilson
Elm City
Wilson
Yadkin....
Yancey
North Carolina
100 Counties
74 Cities
25,935 23 $
22,203.56
9,716.84
17,255.14
537,412.37 $
404,603 36
117,332 03
293,731.35
23,763 25
11, 967.
13,684.89
13,921.73
19,559.60
9,915.16
56,080 80
54,647.27
17,904.67
15,163.33
14,858 58
19,614 37
9,495 .01
16,383.25
21,872 87
11,047.00
16,581.39
16,658.81
14,269 75
,531,203 42 1
,188,801.:
,342,401.59
538,350 93
115,995.70
274,253.22
188,209.35
321,360.65
97,220.?
480,662.36
277,930.0!
358,652.65
702,098 45
72,009.52
522,367.20
468,107 64
132,673.35
539,898.20
418,699.98
334,745 97
1,490,240.02$
>, 714, 960. 61
i.775,279.41
187,365 £
181,787.00
59,220 44
109,872 40
99,948.02
240,093.09
112,183.96
294,075 I
56,328.93
107,783.67
69,492.25
112,098.27
53,828.15
332,932 05
62,468.02
204,348.87
118,094.47
132,689.21
346,476 £
30,707.26
216,238.03
222,871 85
58,689 19
181,309.87
203,232 (
114,032 40
5,989,026 73!
!, 534, 578 02
,454,448.71
59,512 60S
40,106.28
10,951.66
34,600.52
40,757 85 3
21,411.55
5,772.58
38,727.!
17,744.03$
11,186.06
4,458 10
4,786.
T
43,939 43
26,419.10
58,536.10
14,693.90
28,228.!
18,670.41
26,790.39
9,315 66
40,155.82
24,980.01
30,904.89
65,218 56
8,512 31
55,784.70
44,876 93
12,188.56
52,879.23
38,880.07
26,024 92
,453,799 38 $
,182,822.32
,270,977.1
26,153.50
40,534.26
43,972 32
6,008.40
13,036.98
4,956.42
27,88
7,784.33
27,954 33
25,044.69
30,559.12
19,590.97
13,566.20
102,154.40
7,346.54
57,027.06
30,159 14
8,194 95
48,926.13
20,983 32
10,216 31
,492,096 63 $
,042,523 27
,449,573.36
5,504.32
5,547.87
1,669 54
28,864 54
39,063.52
12,179.36
6,332.16
4,895 84
21,639 48
1,611.69
10,984.85
25,542 91
4,824 76
18,224.74
11,384.16
4,097.43
,418,970 23$
,476,052.35
942,917.88
Financial Statistics
Funds, 1954-1955
—
Continued
Net Current Expense
Tota
(Gross Current Expense Less 669) Net
Capital
Outlay
Total
Net
Debt
Service
Total
Net
Expenditures
White Negro Total
Grand
Total
$ 985,203.67
740,009 38
235,984.76
586,249.13
$ 809,135 12
637,929 45
167,137 42
391,243.92
$ 168,664 39
102,022.(13
68,547 34
195,005.21
$ 977,799 51
739,951 48
235,684 76
586,249.13
$ 124,395 36
99,481 77
83,708 29
95,548.39
$ 45,084 50
38,157 28
8,942 29
24,970.96
$ 1,147,279 37
877,590 53
328,335 34
706,768.48
1,861,399 14
721,925.53
1,592,446.47
530,625.55
358,952 67
191,299.98
1,861,399 14
721,925.53
253,101 75
288,979.96
72,587 50
39,285.00
2,187,088.39
1,050,190.49
1,721,699.74 1,478,420.17 236,894.13 1,715,314.30 49,898 90 53,406.81 1,818,620.01
1,569,073.82
433,575.33
1,116,005 94
238,726.39
453,067.88
194,321.92
1,569,073 82
433,048.31
257,219.44
276,293.57
55,298 76
39,723.24
1,881,592.02
749,065.12
605,030 08
459,764.42
305,083.97
314,951.58
299,945 11
144,812.84
605,030.08
459,764.42
23,504 23
112,686.69
25,944 22
46,922.95
654,478 53
619,374.06
916,961 75
468,098.84
815,102 25
406,631.31
101,859 50
61,467.53
916,961 75
468,098.84
617,898.04
169,272.13
55,549 91
46,575.34
1,590,407 70
683,946.31
815,996 89 738,090.32 77,906 57 815,986 89 94,556.44 8,405.0G 918,958 33
1,236,765 59
225,220 00
472,932 94
1,214,928 99
211,952 69
375,808.52
21,836 60
10,039 41
97,124.42
1,236,765 59
221,992 10
472,932.94
158,499 34
10,592 25
68,885.66
47,931 75
11,896 25
27,813 66
1,443,196 68
244,480 60
569,632 26
357,489 85 352,329 97 5,159 83 357,480 85 1,461 68 21,118 54 380, C61 07
587,508 14 560,737.21 26,770.93 587,508 14 44,362 16 25,604 79 657,475 09
209,985 52 101,152 58 108,832 94 209,985 52 4,135 34 214,120 86
1,392,311 34
244,815.72
1,132,751 68
158,670.80
259,559 66
85,429.64
1,392,311 34
244,100.44
189,127 C6
128,097.88
7,440.00 1,579,878 40
372,198.32
618,006 44
620,071.57
308,985 87
355,311.54
307,671 05
264,760.03
616,656 92
620,071.57
122,753 49
307,785.67
17,672 71
30,76582
757,083 12
958,623.06
2,648,679 83
2,099,114.35
1,680,624.73
1,509,901.51
942,287 30
589,202.42
2,622,912 03
2,099,103.93
1,091,510 95
1,559,861.63
336,294 62
323,814.90
4,050,717 60
3,982,780.46
894,703.97 316,523.29 578,180.68 894,703.97 41,554.75 936,258.72
525,154.49 285,993.35 239,161.14 525,154.49 67,771.78 38,501.88 631,428.15
655,118.45 644,161.50 10,856.95 655,118.45 51,204.07 41,325.11 747,647.63
1,420,981 12
145,732 45
928,397.33
935,606 30
76,579 69
512,345.16
485,374.82
69,152.76
416,052.17
1,420,931.12
145,732.45
928,397.33
283,255 12
43,421 62
42,172.60
94,168 74
9,441 25
80,258.75
1,798,404 98
198,595 32
1,050,828.68
1,213,688 83
271,520.03
1,127,063 43
256,163 17
86,625 40
15,356.86
1,213,688 83
271,520 03
477,457 68
156,247.32
43,192 50
19,610.00
1,734,339 01
447,377.35
970,000 85
268,578.50
909,778.82
680,617 58
135,050 82
540,547.03
289,383 27
133,110.68
369,231.79
970,000 85
268,161 50
909,778.82
95,017 98
20,423 50
106,138.93
63,165 75
15,749 50
76,938.35
1,128 184 58
304,334 50
1,092,856.10
818,920.93 774,976.19 43,944.74 818,920 93 92,085 55 28,922 69 939,929.17
589,590.40 585,685 62 3,904.78 589,590 40 47,568 02 1,675 64 638,834 06
$ 155,412,324.19
104,200,802 80
51,211,521.39
$ 113,800,609 18
77,815,568.18
35,985,041.00
$ 41,276,659 10
26,187,131.73
15,089,527.37
$ 155,077,268 28
104,002,699.91
51,074,568.37
$ 44,315,272 96
26,417,604 19
17,897,068.77
$ 9,724,321 99
5,275,280 13
4,449,041.86
$ 209,116.863 23
135,695,584 23
73,421,279.00
Financial Statistics
TABLE III. EXPENDITURES FOR CURRENT EXPENSE,
BY SOURCE OF FUNDS, 1954-1955
Alamance
Burlington..
Alexander
Alleghany
Anson
Morven
Wadesboro..
Avery
Beaufort
Washington.
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick
Burke
Glen Alpine..
Morganton..
Cabarrus
Concord
Kannapolis..
491,914.88
254,387.52
594,203.09
138,791.76
238,586.70
647,478.11
484,484.22
823,036.17
1.051,939.17
700,778.15
924,746 93
142,008.09
316,512.58
873,554 73
421,970 67
646,490.28
34,701.89
19,618.24
25,437.07
8,970.52
6,218.40
48,502.62
26,237.25
48,855.25
55,660.23
26,546.81
56,674.61
6,480.31
13,152.57
42,288.31
3,983.17
20,272.02
43,499.33
28,769.02
60,543 87
27,512.55
57,904.95
40,034.78
36,143.94
104,803.66
160,690.92
121,033.25
125,472.74
82,288.01
230,858 10
323,373.52
117,742 86
37,745.18
85,416.04
103,050 82
89,440.12
91,453.28
1,697,978 33
1,126,361.81
570,116.10
302,774.78
680,184 03
175,274.83
302,710.05
736,015.51
546,865.41
998,924.67
1,233,072.14
809,612.97
2,553,550 66
1,512,397.18
1,099,164.40
186,233.58
415,081.19
1,018,803.86
515,393.96
758,215.58
Camden ...
Carteret..
.
Caswell
Catawba
Hickory.
Newton..
190,101.86
678,052.12
731,972.02
1,010,035.83
656,027.85
275,916.85
6,475.29
74,104.31
43,897.81
56,243.38
25,366.94
12,498.8-
33,382.39
41,041.80
79,460.07
93,792.39
249,489.64
88,703.68
229,959.54
793,198.23
855,329.90
1,160,071.60
930,884 43
377,119.39
Cherokee. _.
Andrews..
Murphy..
253,843 19
161,033.33
198,101.41
12,346 57
10,551.22
12,688.49
3,385 49
28,587.47
41,307.61
269,575 25
200,172 02
252,099.51
Clay
Cleveland ...
Kings Mountain..
Shelby
1,412,866 01
259,736 14
453,039.38
1,459,622 81
340,215.27
58,133.05
12,858.10
14,444.56
148,764.39
16,128.33
171,566.28
70,668.26
142,936.61
1,642,565 34
343,262.50
610,420.55
Cumberland...
Fayetteville..
Currituck.
Dare
215,917.79
162,783.62
13,153.95
5,565.55
70,959.86
27,192.10
300,031.60
195,547.27
Financial Statistics 71
Table III. Expenditures for Current Expense,
by Source of Funds, 1954-1955
—
Continued
Davidson
Lexington
Thomasville. _
Davie
Duplin
1,134,064 16
490,594 17
345,447.68
476,461.19
1,370,051.30
1,010,369 89
1,584,263.47
73,663 25
24,500 21
1,117.78
27,720.26
103,846 48
84,714.52
119,504.44
76,627.60
60,215 46
139,960.77
1,297,441.93
634,598.82
423,193.06
564,396.91
1,613,858.55
Gaston
Cherryville
.
Gastonia
Gates
Graham
2,214,152.18
222,448.85
800,601.84
350,989.81
227,657.21
114,212 29
11,838 (
32,456.32
31,908.79
23,831.21
308,226 04
48,109.18
228,435.29
51, 685.
f
25,442.82
2,636,590 51
282,396.12
1,061,493.45
434,584.21
276,931.24
Guilford
Greensboro..
High Point..
Halifax
Roanoke Raj
Weldon
2,090,801 40
1,969,214.56
1,081,994.32
1,189,965 71
389,020.74
192,352.07
119,158 93
41,061.16
9,365.15
41,188 28
26,229.56
7,541.51
311,345 51
1,109,674 51
498,433.06
111,235.00
185,096 54
42,495.88
2,521,305.84
3,119,950 23
1,589,792.53
1,333,388 99
600,346.84
242,389.46
Hertford
Hoke
Hyde
Iredell
Mooresville..
Statesville...
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lee
Sanford
833,482 02
356,395.97
718,653.10
499,918.22
238,678.40
1,051,543 f
283,550 04
419,413.99
607,736 98
2,138,772.52
409,923.47
42,874 58
11,355.78
43,728.07
29,308.02
12,318.08
68,035 99
14,391 28
14,308.89
29,594 66
117,539.50
28,367.50
59,122 47
12,286.74
71,702 65
10,979.26
82,294 99
67,677.25
103,060.11
49,349.28
29,562.55
176,520 20
92,605 58
163,036.98
37,813.52
286,819.31
52,444.07
100,627.13
60,178.70
865,441.28
578,575.52
280,559.08
1,296,099 85
390,546.90
596,759.86
675,145.16
2,543,131.33
490,735.04
650,218 21
294,213.08
Financial Statistics
Table III. Expenditures for Current Expense,
by Source of Funds, 1954-1955
—
Continued
Madison..
Martin. _.
Mitchell
Montgomery
Moore
Pinehurst
Southern Pines..
Nash
Rocky Mount. ..
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Chapel Hill
Pasquotank
Elizabeth City.
Pender
Perquimans.
.
Polk
Tryon..
Richmond
Hamlet
Rockingham.
Robeson
Fairmont
Lumberton...
Maxton
Red Springs..
Saint Pauls ...
Rockingham
Leaksville
Madison
Reidsville
Rowan
Salisbury
Scotland......
Laurinburg,
611,433.84
932,700.91
461,961.68
607,400.'
911,560 12
101,237 64
148,493.56
1,794, 254. {
835,030.78
952,537.92
673,855.00