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BIENNIAL REPORT
OF THE
SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
OF
NORTH CAROLINA
FOR
1955-1956
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PART III
STATISTICAL REPORT
1955-1956
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1956
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. 347
BIENNIAL REPORT
OF THE
SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
OF
NORTH CAROLINA
FOR
1955-1956
PART III
STATISTICAL REPORT
1955-1956
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
Page
SECTION I. GENERAL STATISTICS
Table I.
Table II.
Table III.
Table IV.
Table V.
Table VI.
Table VII.
Table VIII
Table IX.
Table X.
Table XI.
Table XII.
Table XIII
Table XIV.
Table XV.
Table XVI.
Table I.
Table II.
Table III.
Table IV.
Table V.
Table VI.
Table VII.
Table VIII.
Table IX.
Table X.
Table XI.
Table XII.
Table XIII.
Table XIV.
Table XV.
Table I.
Table II.
Table III.
Table IV.
Table V.
Table VI.
Table VII.
Table VIII.
Table IX.
Table X.
Table XI.
Table XII.
Table XIII.
Table XIV.
Table XV.
Population, Membership and Attendance 5
Average Daily Membership, Average Daily
Attendance by Grades 16
Total Enrollment 17
White Enrollment (a+e) by Years 18
Negro Enrollment (a-f-e) by Years 19
Enrollment, Losses, Membership by Grades 20
Membership and Promotions by Grades 21
Training of Teachers and Principals 22
Instructional and Supervisory Personnel 23
Administrative Organization of Schools 24
Number of Elementary Schools Taught — by Size 26
Number of High Schools Taught — by Size 27
High School Graduates 28
School Libraries 29
School Property Owned 30
Transportation of Pupils 31
SECTION II. FINANCIAL STATISTICS
Summary of Funds Available and Expended 34
Expenditures by Funds 38
Expenditures by Sources of Funds 46
Expenditures for General Control 53
Expenditures for Instructional Services 54
Expenditures for Operation of Plant 56
Expenditures for Maintenance of Plant 57
Expenditures for Fixed Charges 57
Expenditures for Transportation of Pupils
and Other Auxiliary Services 58
Expenditures for Capital Outlay 59
Expenditures for Debt Service 59
County Tax Rates 60
City Tax Rates 62
Supplementary School Taxes 64
Long-Term Indebtedness for Schools 64
SECTION III. STATE AND FEDERAL FUNDS
State Nine Months School Fund 66
State Aid to Local Administrative Units — all funds ... 70
Vocational Education Payments to Units —
State and Federal 78
State Literary Fund 86
Public School Insurance Fund 87
Vocational Education Federal Funds 87
State Textbook Fund 88
Resource Use Education Fund 88
Commercial Education Fund 89
School Plant Construction, Improvement and
Repair Fund of 1949 89
School Plant Construction, Improvement and
Repair Fund of 1953 89
Federal Funds for Vocational Textile School 90
Federal Funds for School Lunchroom Program 90
Federal Funds for Veterans Training Program 91
Rodman Trust Fund 91
SECTION 1
GENERAL STATISTICS
1955-1956
TABLE I. POPULATION, MEMBERSHIP AND ATTENDANCE
This table shows by race for each administrative unit in the State during
1955-1956: the school population (ages 6-20, inclusive), average daily mem-bership
and average daily attendance—distributed by levels of instruction
(elementary or high).
The summary—this page—gives the school population, average daily
membership and average daily attendance for North Carolina along with
a series of percentage calculations.
Summary of Table I
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
852,931
604,908
248,023
372,137
255,606
116,531
1,225,068
White 860,514
364,554
683,224
490,090
193,134 i
304,898
208,513
96,385
988,122
White 698,603
Negro 289,519
In Elementary Schools
White
Negro
In High Schools
White .
Negro
Average Daily Attendance..
White
542,697
383,507
159,190
140,527
106,583
33,944
234,520
159,243
75,277
70,378
49,270
21,108
288,742
198,217
90,525
777,217
542,750
234,467
210,905
155,853
55,052
927,099
661,098
266,001
506,541
362,095
144,446
131,816
100,786
31,030
221,893
151,178
70,715
66,849
47,039
19,810
728,434
White 513,273
Negro 215,161
198,665
White
Negro
147,825
50,840
80.1
81.0
77.9
74.8
76.5
70.7
81.9
81.6
82.7
77.6
77.5
77.7
80.7
White 81.2
79.4
75.7
White.. 76.8
73.0
Percentage of Membership in Attendance
White
93.4
94.4
90.9
93.3
94.4
90.7
93.8
94.6
91.4
94.7
95.1
93.9
94.6
94.9
93.9
95.0
95.5
93.9
93.8
94.6
Negro . . _. . . 91.9
93.7
White 94.6
91.8
In High Schools. . . ... 94.2
White 94.8
92.3
TABLE I. PC)PUUmo>>r, ME1VIBERSHIP,
School Population (6-20, inc.) Average Daily
Administrative Unit
White Negro Total
Elementary High
County
Citt White Negro White
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
10,178
6,200
3,864
1,890
2,139
329
1,318
6,915
4,116
3,900
2,640
2,656
5,389
3,682
21,148
8,040
7,900
1,573
2,300
6,998
2,975
7,176
11,921
1,997
860
5,625
3,682
8,121
8,081
2,162
4,799
2,088
1,400
1,804
789
1,135
1,733
9,350
2,214
3,800
8,278
2,583
5,100
3,420
2,975
1,750
397
65
2,601
1,140
1,001
62
27
2,701
1,960
6,261
4,967
2,952
647
2,680
356
242
640
1,102
1,080
908
504
629
812
1,539
4,029
817
726
477
2,675
13"
115
635
1,381
14
4,520
298
1,100
4,804
1,406
2,800
1,780
13,153
7,950
4,261
1,955
4,740
1,469
2,319
6,977
4,143
6,601
4,600
8,917
10,356
6,634
21,795
10,720
8,256
1,815
2,940
8,100
4,055
8,084
12,425
2,626
1,672
7,164
7,711
8,938
8,807
2,639
7,474
2,088
1,413
1,919
1,404
2,516
1,747
13,870
2,512
4.900
13,082
3,989
7,900
5,200
3,355
2,158
1,350
701
699
96
456
2,051
1,439
1,193
921
931
1,851
1,263
6,396
2,610
2,971
471
798
2,437
1,040
1,843
3,739
628
328
1,963
1,039
2,709
1,997
774
1,710
882
532
528
193
381
623
2,809
761
1,166
2,837
761
1,848
916
3,173
1,952
1,314
672
653
97
419
1,787
1,311
1,162
861
829
1,698
1,113
6,079
2,480
2,651
434
682
2,153
1,065
1,762
3,492
587
265
1,713
972
2,474
1,918
689
1,553
832
443
452
197
383
530
2,640
707
1,054
2,675
712
1,742
850
964
574
151
22
950
336
316
20
10
819
629
1,818
1,642
897
256
889
164
54
159
401
289
301
151
199
240
369
1,294
315
284
140
1,004
917
527
117
21
855
386
317
18
6
800
587
1,845
1,554
823
200
834
155
55
163
387
309
259
143
195
222
337
1,145
280
277
135
914
900
561
330
164
245
37
117
519
362
460
272
277
448
353
1,753
738
678
119
231
627
231
527
848
234
67
460
296
784
539
236
446
63
132
287
63
118
140
792
198
337
703
196
247
433
939
551
400
186
261
34
156
652
436
425
252
270
Bladen 511
378
1,948
727
Burke . -- 774
127
272
687
296
593
Caldwell - - 1,025
244
77
499
307
818
566
230
472
66
1
54
213
444
9
35
177
410
119
301
67
104
Clay 171
Cleveland
Kings Mountain
Shelby
1,407
86
364
1,651
366
1,024
566
1,412
96
381
1,649
432
1,008
534
812
228
363
Columbus
Whiteville
837
211
199
New Bern 432
ATTENDANCE, 1955-1956
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
Negro Total White Negro White Negro Tota
Boys GirJs Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
242
127
315
150
10,805
6,600
3,203
2,097
3,031
1,888
915
558
873
514
860
549
905
532
225
124
299
147
10,311
6,409
44 53 3,759 1,284 1,247 148 113 309 384 42 50 3,555
1,766
4,058
1,137
1,977
650
677
92
425
634
633
93
392
21
893
311
297
20
810
364
301
156
236
35
110
180
252
33
149
1,661
169
51
85
226
100
111
160
45
76
215
93
106
3,876
1,066
1,856
7 4 5,058 1,913 1,690 17 16 492 627 8 3 4,764
3 3 3,570 1,355 1,247 10 5 334 405 2 3 3,361
182
151
225
160
5,266
3,833
1,140
869
1,117
817
761
576
750
544
433
259
407
239
167
142
212
153
4,987
3,599
437 483 6,390 866 786 1,561 1,638 255 254 389 437 6,186
417 492 8,613 1,714 1,589 1,488 1,432 420 484 382 455 7,964
240 255 5,322 1,192 1,052 846 785 332 357 230 245 5,039
16,632
8,877
6,133
2,453
5,841
2,317
251
864
196
814
1,683
700
1,857
687
15,941
327 272 316 264 8,415
7,393
1,260
2,542
2,844
448
767
2,552
414
651
157
53
153
150
54
156
654
114
222
752
122
263
7,109
1,205
117 120 114 118 2,444
6,692
3,598
5,467
2,322
1,001
1,764
2,062
1,024
1,685
391
275
286
378
298
245
605
227
508
663
287
571
6,421
3,459
5,234
156
81
212
101
147
78
200
97
9,398
2,254
3,463
587
3,267
546
140
190
134
187
804
223
974
231
8,782
83 84 78 80 2,122
58 67 1,324 311 250 231 214 63 73 55 62 1,259
129 129 5,599 1,872 1,638 352 321 441 481 125 126 5,356
216 320 5,589 968 915 1,187 1,062 276 290 201 303 5,202
50
65
76
37
53
66
7,467
5,699
2,346
2,594
1,912
741
2,373
1,827
656
304
' 277
131
272
270
128
745
517
228
785
541
222
48
64
71
36
52
63
7,157
5,460
2,240
258 278 6,635 1,611 1,473 939 865 422 453 237 261 6,261
1,843
1,236
1,670
817
502
493
786
424
426
57
127
267
62
115
284
1,722
1
52
8
33
1 177
7 6 6 6 1,567
910
2,021
185
364
191
362
207
426
172
395
58
113
65
100
878
76 105 74 101 1,935
1,464
10,579
2,144
3,802
581
2,624
721
1,101
501
2,488
667
989
131
739
187
321
160
770
216
347
1,373
321
44
62
386
24
75
1,322
81
339
1,337
92
357
299
42
58
364
23
70
9,943
2,029
3,582
400
96
434
123
11,186
2,897
2,647
719
2,526
674
1,531
335
1,541
400
649
182
779
198
372
89
410
115
10,455
2,712
121
210
155
262
6,344
4,203
1,768
868
1,675
804
960
502
959
482
242
404
195
406
116
186
149
244
6,064
3,896
General Statistics
Table I. Population, Membership,
School Population (6-20, inc.)
Administrative Unit
County
Cm-
Cumberland
Fayetteville
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Lexington
Thomasville
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Durham City...
Edgecombe
Tarboro
Forsyth
Winston-Salem..
Franklin
Franklinton
Gaston
Cherryville
Gastonia
Gates
Graham
Granville
Oxford
Greene
Guilford
Greensboro
High Point
Halifax..
Roanoke Rapids.
Weldon
Harnett
Haywood
Canton
Henderson...
Hendersonville..
Hertford
Hoke
Hyde
Iredell..-
Mooresville
Statesville
Jackson
J, 051
!,095
672
',554
5,300
594
90
425
980
746
588
5,579
6,135
1,650
3,208
470
1,384
2,967
5,195
2,400
10,417
1,089
1,079
5,088
4,524
3,491
837
1,861
480
983
1,642
1,431
11,027
4,900
3,291
3,922
13,212
25,716
2,262
8,099
2,883
2,082
5,987
3,795
19,915
18,925
10,800
13,328
3,814
1,949
6,575
5,586
1,509
9,415
2,780
4,276
Average Daily
Elementary
1,227
2,522
6,949
542
2,016
323
672
889
591
894
6,205
4,909
2,662
3,398
2,502
724
734
234
2,640
648
1,034
1,645
430
3,464
1,286
815
1,044
2,276
2,101
2,812
6,605
506
1,878
303
642
816
539
764
5,628
4,544
2,540
997
870
248
3,157
2,318
2,382
657
1,021
Negro
Boys Girls
1,004
127
440
1,166
1,776
817
3,486
376
352
180
1,611
595
163
202
214
30
124
333
249
205
1,792
1,012
165
410
1,077
1,091
1,756
760
952
296
571
145
son
1,526
1,178
748
General Statistics
Attendance, 1955-1956
—
Continued
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
Negro Total White Negro White Negro Total
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
231
242
388
334
13,036
7,794
3,507
1,597
3,286
1,582
1,541
1,312
1,529
1,273
689
479
730
529
196
227
341
319
11,819
7,318
40 61 1,480 384 329 194 196 91 98 35 55 1,382
5 9 1,201 412 413 27 29 129 134 4 9 1,157
9,497
4,296
2,910
3,601
1,335
860
3,323
1,226
792
130
302
230
117
314
239
904
326
263
1,017
388
267
9,092
""ill"
96
104"
88
106~
91
"""loo"
85
4,097
2,827
68 58 3,487 1,182 998 210 200 296 332 67 57 3,322
407 517 10,779 2,391 2,170 1,544 1,669 689 794 386 478 10,101
167
487
286
583
7,882
12,554
2,161
2,734
1,982
2,660
1,047
2,042
837
1,974
430
733
503
707
159
455
277
543
7,456
11,848
315
109
434
112
7,216
3,007
895
698
826
646
1,783
443
1,795
499
235
162
270
186
277
99
395
105
6,481
2,841
241
572
201
639
15,857
17,109
5,488
3,777
5,107
3,478
552
2,955
485
2,903
1,471
1,019
1,471
1,040
225
525
191
598
14,990
16,295
259
60
313
71
6,263
1,415
1,075
261
975
241
1,199
303
1,144
295
385
54
419
75
222
58
281
68
5,700
1,355
265
46
176
217
43
179
18,840
1,727
6,653
6,617
518
1,921
6,275
485
1,773
949
117
424
960
148
395
1,314
147
779
1,337
144
724
247
44
166
2D5
40
171
17,904
1,643
6,353
130 184 2,387 311 294 560 539 115 110 112 166 2,207
1,686
5,002
3,276
634
827
556
611
770
512
161
267
163
194
310
182
1,600
231
134
281
199
1,036
739
1,023
670
216
124
265
189
4,714
3,135
179 270 4,947 867 746 1,098 941 288 304 161 248 4,633
191
454
185
176
599
230
17,574
16,549
8,765
5,899
4,691
2,527
5,359
4,337
2,403
1,126
1,713
786
1,057
1,694
733
1,445
1,136
699
1,519
1,283
777
179
429
177
167
571
223
16,751
15,854
8,325
440
83
88
672
114
135
10,545
3,298
1,597
932
875
233
841
841
233
2,806
359
312
2,837
371
311
277
290
83
271
258
93
369
77
77
590
106
122
9,023
3,177
1,464
333 367 12,266 3,237 3,012 1,446 1,386 889 1,011 314 352 11,627
6,341
2,692
2,364
928
2,206
926
32
44
17
42
684
313
698
297
""28" "'"24* 6,001 27" 23" 2,600
5,242
1,924
2,044
499
1,860
490
477
179
569
214
4,950
1,824
....... """"63" ""In ill' 69"
---
259 385 5,707 636 637 1,456 1,500 204 214 237 357 5,291
148 234 4,031 872 615 850 854 148 155 133 214 3,641
71 84 1,357 223 195 286 273 68 81 65 77 1,288
149
44
90
157
54
96
7,902
2,270
3,482
2,456
617
974
2,233
626
954
559
157
283
540
139
301
596
262
277
712
280
326
142
43
87
151
52
93
7,389
2,176
3,295
18 13 4,198 1,596 1,544 27 26 397 460 17 13 4,080
10 General Statistics
Table I. Population, Membership,
Administrative Unit
County
City
School Population (6-20, inc.)
Negro
Average Daily
Elementary
Negro
Boys Boys Girls Boys Girls
Johnston..
Jones
Macon..
.
Madison
.
Martin...
Mitchell
Montgomery..
Moore
Pinehurst
Southern Pines..
Nash
Rocky Mount..
New Hanover..
Northampton .
.
Onslow
Orange
Chapel Hill..
Pasquotank
Elizabeth City..
Pender
Perquimans
Person
Polk
Tryon..
17,139
1,820
4,202
5,530
4,242
4,664
3,100
20,050
21,700
4,403
3,856
6,051
477
880
8,063
4,000
15,976
2,580
7,714
2,917
1,331
4,901
7,350
2,800
9,173
3,817
5,963
1,782
1,963
270
75
82
5,221
170
230
10
1,581
1,994
6,233
6,490
2,200
4,381
1,280
3,298
8,586
2,100
23,102
3,602
4,277
5,612
9,463
4,413
5,417
8,045
975
1,656
15,530
7,100
22,203
9,070
9,914
5,020
2,702
2,302
3,960
15,936
4,900
5,223
587
674
1,086
1,380
1,504
1,325
2,020
163
294
2,673
1,293
4,045
853
2,808
427
1,557
2,365
1,526
1,180
1,418
1,516
1,241
1,417
960
5,584
6,984
1,386
1,224
3,793
776
2,554
1,098
497
522
450
501
1,131
1,867
577
2,194
729
1,415
161
1,167
282
663
General Statistics 11
Attendance, 1955-1956
—
Continued
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
Negro Total White Negro White Negro Total
Boys Girls
468
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
380 17,571 4,898 4,516 1,670 1,711 1,306 1,501 328 415 16,345
173 171 2,990 56C 542 532 547 152 190 166 167 2,856
149 201 3,451
2,767
7,765
4,987
619
1,024
1,566
1,181
595
1,023
1,468
1,140
712 636 167
285
470
274
194
281
510
306
145 197 3,265
2,613
289
204
329
215
1,429
737
1,360
735
266
196
310
207
7,379
4,776
78 79 4,707
2,004
3,741
1,685
528
1,360
1,545
484
1,332
314
97
28
288
94
20
203
302
351
247
375
385
66 71 4,419
1,880
7 6 6 5 3,487
4,327
7,768
1,634
1,300
1,443
1,194
8
1.521
7
1,619
465
382
502
428
4,109
365 444 309 393 7,146
3,834
2,902
1,433
942
1,357
922
417
287
469
297
3,676
39 45 122 134 38 44 2,786
328
808
395
822
18,333
27,019
5,756
6,711
5,254
6,558
1,368
3,294
1,283
3,436
1,400
1,938
1,396
1,960
289
759
357
785
17,101
25,441
3,655 1,339 1,276 345 399 3,359
90 146 4,603 1,229 1,146 538 495 317 321 80 134 4,260
173
51
69
218
37
63
6,701
756
1,285
1,884
155
274
1,752
162
268
645
125
191
566
105
195
496
47
90
591
42
76
161
48
65
209
35
62
6,304
719
1,221
249
319
473
344
12,569
5,991
2,506
1,242
2,383
1,177
2,036
870
2,123
925
622
432
752
409
211
277
385
312
10,998
5,644
483 566 15,072 3,843 3,599 1,798 1,766 1,111 1,126 442 535 14,220
268 481 7,408 806 738 1,924 1,929 267 273 240 442 6,619
179 185 8,489 2,684 2,456 728 670 630 539 167 175 8,049
154
96
185
116
4,316
2,368
1,113
468
1,029
473
608
376
542
372
189
177
241
191
145
93
175
113
4,042
2,263
121 120 2,538 565 505 371 371 183 183 105 107 2,390
2,089
3,423
467
809
429
762
415
459
399
419
114
186
130
218
1,954
191 187 173 174 3,200
248 321 5,096 878 861 990 924 261 324 229 299 4,766
118 119 2,310 402 388 467 426 133 141 110 115 2,182
257 357 6,783 1,458 1,354 1,042 1,025 422 453 229 335 6,318
500
110
613
181
12,748
4,258
2,265
938
1,998
888
2,434
737
2,405
727
628
232
751
259
438
104
541
171
11,458
4,056
2,053
847
749
260
635
211
103
60
128
54
151
85
189
94
1,955
21 17 20 16 800
67
63
68
46
8,866
3,855
3,078
1,276
2,889
1,254
325
176
294
208
797
329
871
339
62
61
63
44
8,379
3,687
12 General Statistics
Table I. Population, Membership,
School Population (6-20, inc.)
Administrative Unit
County
City
Richmond
Hamlet..
Rockingham. _.
Robeson
Fairmont
Lumberton
Maxton
Red Springs
Saint Pauls
Rockingham
Leaksvi lie
Madison City..
Reidsville
Rowan
Salisbury
Rutherford
Samoson
Clinton
Scotland
Laurinburg
Stanly
Albemarle
Stokes
Surry
Elkin
Mount Airy...
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
Monroe
Vance
Henderson City
Wake
Raleigh
Warren
Washington
Watauga
Wayne
Fremont
Goldsboro
1,879
1,309
840
3,829
1,983
1,560
1,127
1,019
1,107
1,757
950
644
1,325
28
277
746
2,477
860
3,231
2,550
8,199
4,476
7,921
2,233
4,147
587
3,820
5,554
3,436
2,970
4,380
1,605
1,852
2,447
7,955
5,050
2,126
3,970
8,720
1,522
3,482
2,446
4,514
1,412
10,023
4,468
4,540
10,508
1,090
8,144
Average Daily
Elementary
Boys Girls
1,325
690
619
4,650
382
1,000
174
1,941
1,355
410
853
3,797
2,422
1,516
210
654
735
1,528
2,139
173
1,373
1,335
674
605
941
146
243
429
1,740
1,299
338
1,774
730
1,355
206
628
653
1,482
1,970
154
1,334
Negro
Boys Girls
705
436
225
1,273
335
188
245
86
31
219
6
108
260
660
20
1,417
163
1,133
707
395
233
1,163
517
495
1,413
429
1,000
7
34
243
1,363
183
1,127
High
452
389
112
265
452
794
169
297
213
336
62
115
229
51
105
102
543
430
158
311
1,109
347
1,121
879
182
301
253
403
75
854
229
238
472
General Statistics 13
Attendance, 1955-1956
—
Continued
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
Negro Total White Negro White Negro Total
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
62
110
101
118
108
114
4,783
2,802
2,456
1,252
653
590
1,268
638
215
613
385
205
628
355
576
222
194
244
273
178
285
52
102
93
100
103
107
4,408
2,608
2,315
194
103
106
61
84
91
224
130
112
89
84
101
13,554
2,169
3,610
1,336
1,592
2,036
3,830
360
969
164
245
429
3,739
299
906
139
229
397
1,062
473
475
309
333
346
1,001
489
449
340
322
294
62S
101
191
46
101
106
834
109
223
48
99
97
1S2
97
99
52
77
82
194
122
104
78
78
92
11,498
2,050
3,416
1,176
1,484
1,843
5,993
4,134
1,461
3,477
1,805
1,271
381
807
1,639
1,217
315
795
658
257
154
379
613
263
152
418
370
103
251
510
404
148
296
5,643
49
51
230
74
67
251
46
47
220
71
63
243
3,899
1,363
3,320
227
163
286
136
12,068
3,912
3,761
1,003
3.382
970
798
363
831
372
1,133
377
1,064
333
209
150
244
127
11,422
3,695
157 204 10,938 3,583 3,205 555 575 1,020 1,066 149 195 10,348
2C8
240
274
263
9,829
2,947
2,265
558
2,189
534
1,363
437
1,287
402
738
188
815
166
183
224
248
247
9,086
2,756
128
106
159
129
4,090
3,211
648
795
654
730
978
403
927
392
136
168
167
201
119
81
151
106
3,780
2,876
52
76
64
70
6,176
2,852
2,067
852
1,922
829
320
184
280
164
552
281
641
280
49
74
61
68
5,892
2,732
39 49 5,230 1,758 1,690 234 213 466 522 37 48 4,968
7,497
1,286
3,089
2,794
390
884
2,635
421
907
83
30
210
57
29
217
746
162
291
842
175
295
7,157
1,207
91 83 88 79 2,971
2,105
3,812
790 735 5 7 194 234 1,965
1,415 1,273 100 86 317 381 3,572
78 87 1,221 199 196 243 231 59 71 73 83 1,155
100
83
149
75
8,782
1,668
2,580
375
2,529
364
726
223
677
268
755
111
813
98
82
75
127
69
8,289
1,583
3,775
4,295
545
943
485
865
. 1,083
577
993
565
207
196
196
232
3 509
275 394 268 385 4,031
536
339
721
405
17,648
12,262
4,130
3,284
3,805
3,143
2,591
1,366
2,489
1,308
1,153
946
1,238
908
486
324
662
392
16,554
11,671
421 555 6,379 619 593 1,747 1,681 185 219 386 518 5,948
129 163 3,462 693 623 608 651 181 225 120 152 3,253
3 5 4,018 1,405 1,383 18 24 449 448 2 4 3,733
333
42
295
359
59
327
8,910
852
6,389
2,002
164
1,304
1,870
146
1,254
1,303
153
1,070
1,261
173
1,069
622
31
392
632
43
368
302
40
270
330
56
305
8,322
806
6,032
14 General Statistics
Table I. 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.... 9,588
2,019
4,207
1,308
4,200
6,262
4,730
733
123
3,001
1,477
3,400
349
54
10,321
2,142
7,208
2,785
7,600
6,811
4,784
3,856
337
1,302
262
1,341
1,921
1,601
3,584
328
1,206
243
1,283
1,804
1,582
226
63
948
457
1,193
138
14
197
55
963
482
1,168
113
17
552
357
387
103
397
629
451
623
North Wilkesboro 412
419
Elm City .. 108
Wilson City 438
Yadkin 634
492
860,514
604,908
255,606
364,554
248,023
116,531
1,225,068
852,931
372,137
280,933
199,315
81,618
261,817
184,192
77,625
119,352
81,403
37,949
115,115
77,787
37,328
75,188
51,137
24,051
80,665
100 Counties 55,446
74 Cities.. 25,219
General Statistics 15
Attendance, 1955-1956
—
Continued
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
Negro Total White Negro White Negro Total
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
101 107 9,246
1,552
5,590
1,860
6,327
5,315
4,157
3,577
317
1,219
250
1,256
1,784
1,550
3,372
308
1,144
234
1,204
1,693
1,533
211
59
781
420
1,058
134
13
188
51
806
450
1,042
110
15
505
342
362
94
375
579
438
586
393
398
103
415
597
478
96 101 8,636
1,470
149
84
240
39
216
121
267
37
118
77
203
37
172
111
226
36
5,000
1,739
5,779
4,970
4,027
24,958
15,073
9,885
30,094
18,871
11,223
988,122
683,224
304,898
265,178
187,603
77,575
247,734 108,841
73,324
35,517
106,681 71,085
48,103
22,982
76,740
52,683
24,057
22,869
13,655
9,214
27,971
17,375
10,596
927,099
638,357
288,742
16 General Statistics
TABLE II. AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP, AVERAGE DAILY
ATTENDANCE BY GRADES
This tabulation shows by race and grades—separately, for county and
city systems—during 1955-1956: average daily membership, average daily
attendance and the percentage of membership in attendance. Average daily
absences may be secured by subtraction of A.D.A. from A.D.M.
White Negro
Grades Average
Daily
Membership
Average
Daily
Attendance
Percentage
of Member-ship
in
Attendance
'-Average 1 Daily
Membership
Average
Daily
Attendance
Percentage
of Member-ship
in
Attendance
State
First 73,951
76,699
82,006
65,458
61,477
62,375
63,984
56,398
402
69,048
72,304
77,940
62,196
58,531
58,953
60,619
53,316
366
93.4
94.3
95.0
95.0
95.2
94.5
94.7
94.5
91.0
38,000
34,804
33,124
28,864
26,706
25,938
24,762
21,893
376
34,777
32,212
30,616
26,479
24,421
23,781
22,610
19,923
342
91.5
92.6
Third ... 92.4
Fourth . 91.7
Fifth 91.4
Sixth 91.7
91.3
Eighth 91.0
91.0
542,750
50,310
41,294
34,002
30,235
12
513,273
47,562
39,130
32,274
28,848
11
94.6
94.5
94.8
94.9
95.4
91.7
234,467
19,114
15,016
11,673
9,231
18
215,161
17,500
13,822
10,798
8,703
17
91.8
Ninth 91.6
Tenth 92.0
92.5
Twelfth 94.3
94.4
High 155,853
698,603
147,825
661,098
94.8
94.6
55,052
289,519
50,840
266,001
92.3
Total 91.9
County Systems
First 52,337
53,714
57,121
46,147
44,063
44,514
45,585
39,976
50
48,891
50,624
54,223
43,753
41,711
42,067
43,092
37,689
45
93.4
94.2
94.9
94.8
94.7
94.5
94.5
94.3
90.0
25,798
23,386
22,400
19,974
18,446
17,857
16,626
14,627
76
23,383
21,459
20,484
18,119
16,667
16,111
15,004
13,153
66
90.6
Second
Third
91.8
91.4
Fourth . 90.7
Fifth 90.4
Sixth 90.2
90.2
Eighth . 89.9
86.8
383,507
34,734
28,029
23,288
20,527
5
362,095
32,732
26,458
22,052
19,539
5
94.4
94.2
94.4
94.7
95.2
100.0
159,190
11,776
9,254
7,205
5,709
144,446
10,664
8,444
6,585
5,337
90.7
Ninth 90.6
Tenth 91.2
Eleventh
Twelfth
91.4
93.5
High 106,583
490,090
100,786
462,881
94.6
94.4
33,944
193,134
31,030
175,476
91.4
Total 90.9
City Systems
First 21,614
22,985
24,885
19,311
17,414
17,861
18,399
16,422
352
20,157
21,680
23,717
18,443
16,820
16,886
17,527
15,627
321
93.3
94.3
95.3
95.5
96.6
94.5
95.3
95.2
91.2
12,202
11,418
10,724
8,890
8,260
8,081
8,136
7,266
300
11,394
10,753
10,132
8,360
7,754
7,670
7,606
6,770
276
93.4
94.2
Third ... 94.5
Fourth
Fifth
94.0
93.9
Sixth 94.9
93.5
Eighth 93.2
92.0
159,243
15,576
13,265
10,714
9,708
7
151,178
14,830
12,672
10,222
9,309
6
94.9
95.2
95.5
95.4
95.9
85.7
75,277
7,338
5,762
4,468
3,522
18
70,715
6,836
5,378
4,213
3,366
17
93.9
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
93.2
93.3
94.3
95.6
94.4
High
Total
49,270
208,513
47,039
198,217
95.5
95.1
21,108
96,385
19,810
90,525
93.9
93.9
General Statistics 17
TABLE III. TOTAL ENROLLMENT
This summary shows by race for 1955-1956: the enrollment by schools
(codes a+c-fd+e) for all administrative units; those enrolled in two or
more schools within the same unit or system (pupils coded c) ; those en-rolled
in two or more units (pupils coded d) ; the net state enrollment (codes
a+e) ; those coming from other states (pupils coded e).
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
750,519
599,051
151,468
537,899
423,106
114,733
212,620
175,885
36,735
331,893
256,298
75,595
228,683
175,915
52,768
103,210
80,383
22,827
1,082,412
855,349
High 227,063
766,582
599,081
High 167,501
315,830
256,268
High 59,562
22,548
21,258
1,290
15,639
14,562
1,077
6,909
6,696
213
6,090
5,955
135
4,874
4,769
105
1,216
1,186
30
28,638
27,213
High.. 1,425
20,513
19,331
High 1,182
8,125
7,882
High 243
20,191
18,351
1 , 840
15,534
14,058
1,476
4,657
4,293
364
9,836
8,911
925
8,074
7,305
769
1,762
1,606
156
30,027
27,262
High 2,765
23,608
21,363
High 2,245
6,419
5,899
High 520
707,780
559,442
148,338
506,726
394,546
112,180
201,054
164,896
36,158
315,967
241,432
74,535
215,735
163,841
51,894
100,232
77,591
22,641
1,023,747
800,874
High 222,873
722,461
558,387
High . 164,074
301,286
242,487
High . 58,799
7,327
6,732
595
6,381
5,860
521
946
872
74
5,126
4,398
728
4,159
3,624
535
967
774
193
12,453
11,130
High 1,323
10,540
9,484
High . 1,056
1,913
1,646
High 267
18 General Statistics
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20 General Statistics
TABLE VI. ENROLLMENT, LOSSES, MEMBERSHIP BY GRADES
This tabulation—composed of many tables—shows by grades and race
for the State during 1955-1956: the number of different children enrolled
(a+e), the number dropping out of school or losses, membership on last
day, and the percentage of enrollment which left school during the year.
Grades
White Negro
Enroll-ment
Losses
Member-ship
%
Lost
Enroll-ment
Losses
Member-ship
Lost
State
First 76,720
78,977
84,149
67,111
63,208
63,705
65,653
58,407
457
3,003
2,430
2,240
1,786
1,693
1,813
2,323
3,228
57
73,717
76,547
81,909
65,325
61,515
61,892
63,330
55,179
400
3.9
3.1
2.7
2.7
2.7
2.8
3.5
5.5
12.5
39,759
35,908
34,004
29,698
27,470
26,751
25,599
22,905
393
1,523
922
734
748
779
879
1,043
1,430
19
38,236
34,986
33,270
28,960
26,691
25,872
24,556
21,475
374
3.8
Second
Third
2.6
2.2
Fourth 2.5
Fifth 2.8
Sixth ... 3.3
4.1
Eighth 6.2
4.8
Elementary
Ninth
Tenth
558,387
53,107
43,824
35,915
31,206
22
18,573
4,721
4,378
3,205
1,422
3
539,814
48,386
39,446
32,710
29,784
19
3.3
8.9
10.0
8.9
4.6
13.6
242,487
20,426
16,101
12,537
9,670
65
8,077
2,061
1,710
1,377
578
49
234,410
18,365
14,391
11,160
9,092
16
3.3
10.1
10.6
Eleventh
Twelfth.
11.0
6.0
75.4
High 164,074
722,461
13,729
32,302
150,345
690,159
8.4
4.5
58,799
301,286
5,775
13,852
53,024
287,434
9.8
Total 4.6
County Systems
First 54,337
55,283
58,613
47,321
45,216
45,605
46,719
41,396
56
2,113
1,632
1,538
1,291
1,256
1,302
1,596
2,252
5
52,224
53,651
57,075
46,030
43,960
44,303
45,123
39,144
51
3.9
3.0
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
3.4
5.4
8.9
27,066
24,127
23,036
20,574
18,990
18,484
17,214
15,321
84
1,096
621
548
557
551
691
721
971
9
25,970
23,506
22,488
20,017
18,439
17,793
16,493
14,350
75
4.0
2.6
Third 2.4
2.7
Fifth
Sixth
2.9
3.7
4.2
Eighth 6.3
10.7
Elementary
Ninth.
394,546
36,678
29,699
24,608
21,188
12,985
3,318
2,936
2,233
952
2
381,561
33,360
26,763
22,375
20,236
5
3.3
9.0
9.9
9.1
4.5
28.6
164,896
12,559
9,907
7,707
5,985
5,765
1,239
1,027
810
367
159,131
11,320
8,880
6,897
5,618
3.5
9.9
Tenth 10.4
10.5
Twelfth 6.1
High 112,180
506,726
9,441
22,426
102,739
484,300
8.4
4.4
36,158
201,054
3,443
9,208
32,715
191,846
9.5
Total 4.6
City Systems
First 22,383
23,694
25,536
19,790
17,992
18,190
18,934
17,011
401
890
798
702
495
437
511
727
976
52
21,493
22,896
24,834
19,295
17,555
17,589
18,207
16,035
349
4.0
3.4
3.4
2.5
2.4
2.8
3.8
5.7
13.0
12,693
11,781
10,968
9,124
8,480
8,267
8,385
7,584
309
427
301
186
191
228
188
322
459
10
12,266
11,480
10,782
8,933
8,252
8,079
8,063
7,125
299
3.4
2.6
Third 1.7
Fourth 2.1
Fifth . 2.7
Sixth- . 2.3
3.8
Eighth. 6.1
3.2
163,841
16,429
14,125
11,307
10,018
15
5,588
1,403
1,442
972
470
1
158,253
15,026
12,683
10,335
9,548
14
3.4
8.5
10.2
8.6
4.7
6.7
77,591
7,867
6,194
4,830
3,685
65
2,312
822
683
567
211
49
75,279
7,045
5,511
4,263
3,474
16
3.0
Ninth 10.4
Tenth. 11.0
11.7
Twelfth 5.7
75.4
High.. 51,894
215,735
4,288
9,876
47,606
205,859
8.3
4.6
22,641
100,232
2,332
4.644
20,309
95,588
10.3
Total 4.6
General Statistics 21
TABLE VII. MEMBERSHIP AND PROMOTIONS BY GRADES
This tabulation shows by grade and race for 1955-1956 : the membership
on last day of school, the number of pupils promoted—permitting the
number not promoted to be obtained by subtraction—and the percentage of
membership which was promoted.
White Negro
Member-ship
on
Last Day
Number
Pro-motions
% of Mem-bership
Promoted
Member-ship
on
Last Day
Number
Pro-motions
% of Mem-bership
Promoted
State
First 73,717
76,547
81,909
65,325
61,515
61,892
63,330
55,179
400
67,417
72,211
77,795
62,420
58,989
59,419
60,363
52,445
353
91.5
94.3
95.0
98.6
95.9
96.0
95.3
95.0
88.3
38,236
34,986
33,270
28,950
26,691
25,872
24,556
21,475
374
32,235
31,406
30,055
26,395
24,418
23,720
22,594
19,664
331
84.3
89.8
Third 90.3
Fourth .- -- - 91.2
Fifth . 91.5
Sixth 91.7
92.0
Eighth 91.6
88.5
539,814
48,386
39,446
32,710
29,784
19
511,412
43,758
35,948
30,567
29,096
10
94.7
90.4
91.1
93.4
97.7
52.6
234,410
18,365
14,391
11,160
9,092
16
210,818
15,723
12,583
9,973
8,809
16
89.9
Ninth 85.6
Tenth 87.4
89.4
Twelfth ... 96.9
100.0
High 150,345
690,159
139,379
650,791
92.7
94.3
53,024
287,434
47,104
257,922
88.8
Total 89.7
County Systems
First 52,224
53,651
57,075
46,030
43,960
44,303
45,123
39,144
51
47,475
50,312
53,981
43,794
41,876
42,294
43,028
37,308
49
90.9
93.8
94.6
95.1
95.3
95.5
95.4
95.3
96.1
25,970
23,506
22,488
20,017
18,439
17,793
16,493
14,350
75
21,415
20,893
20,088
18,103
16,772
16,187
15,144
13,062
69
82.5
88.9
Third 89.3
Fourth 90.4
Fifth 91.0
Sixth... 91.0
91.8
Eighth. 91.0
92.0
381,561
33,360
26,763
22,375
20,236
5
360,117
30,037
24,498
21,113
19,909
5
94.4
90.0
91.5
94.4
98.4
100.0
159,131
11,320
8,880
6,897
5,618
141,733
9,707
7,788
6,163
5,425
89.1
Ninth 85.8
Tenth 87.7
89.4
Twelfth 96.6
High 102,739
484,300
95,562
455,679
93.0
94.1
32,715
191,846
29,083
170,816
88.9
Total... 89.0
First 21,493
22,896
24,834
19,295
17,555
17,589
18,207
16,035
349
19,942
21,899
23,814
18,626
17,113
17,125
17,335
15,137
304
92.8
95.6
95.9
96.5
97.5
97.4
95.2
94.4
87.1
12,266
11,480
10,782
8,933
8,252
8,079
8,063
7,125
299
10,820
10,513
9,967
8,292
7,646
7,533
7,450
6,602
262
88.2
91.6
Third 92.4
Fou-th 92.8
Fifth 92.7
Sixth 93.2
Seventh
Eighth
92.4
92.7
87.6
158,253
15,026
12,683
10,335
9,548
14
151,295
13,721
11,450
9,454
9,187
5
95.6
91.3
90.3
91.5
96.2
35.7
75,279
7,045
5,511
4,263
3,474
16
69,085
6,016
4,795
3,810
3,384
16
91 8
Ninth 85.4
Tenth 87.0
Eleventh
Twelfth
89.4
97 4
100.0
High 47,606
205,859
43,817
195,112
92.0
94.8
20,309
95,588
18,021
87,106
88.7
Total 91.1
22 General Statistics
TABLE VIII. TRAINING OF TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS
This summary gives for 1955-1956 the number of teachers and princi-pals—
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.
Type of
Certificate
Amount of Training
White Negro Total
Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent
Non-standard. ..
Elementary "B"
Elementary "A"
Class "C"
Less than high school graduate.. 32
30
81
248
1,404
18,094
725
2,217
497
0.14
0.13
0.35
1.06
6.02
77.56
3.11
9.50
2.13
2
1
8
71
6,883
201
1,612
212
0.02
0.01
0.09
0.79
76.56
2.24
17.93
2.36
34
31
81
256
1,475
24,977
926
3,829
709
0.11
0.10
0.25
0.79
Class "B" 4.56
Class "A"
Class "A"
Graduate
Graduate
Four years of college-teachers. --
Four years of college-principals. -
Five years of college-teachers
Five years of college-principals.
.
77.29
2.87
11.85
2.18
All
All
TOTAL teachers and principals
TOTAL teachers
23,328
22,106
1,222
100
100
100
8,990
8,577
413
100
100
100
32,318
30,683
1,635
100
100
All TOTAL principals 100
All
All
LESS THAN CLASS "A"
CLASS "A"
1,795
18,819
2,714
7.70
80.67
11.63
82
7,084
1,824
0.91
78.80
20.29
1,877
25,903
4,538
5.81
80.15
All GRADUATE 14.04
All 802.8
798.4
881.3 =
838.4
835.3
902.7 -
812.7
808.7
886.7
All
All
Index of training, teachers..
Index of training, principals =
*The scale used for determining the index of training gives a value of 200 points for each year of college training. No
credit is given for training below the college level. Using this scale, if all teachers and principals held graduate certi-ficates,
the index of training would be 1,000.
General Statistics 23
TABLE IX. INSTRUCTIONAL AND SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL
This summary shows for North Carolina the total number of teachers,
principals and supervisors.
IlEMS
Number op Teachers
Elementary Schools. ..
White
Negro
High Schools
(Excluding Vocational)
White
Negro
All Schools
(Excluding Vocational)
White
Negro
Vocational Teachers
White
Negro
Total All Teachers
White
Negro... .-
Number of Principals and Supervisors
Elementary Schools.
White...
Negro
High Schools
White...
Negro
Total Principals and Supervisors
White
Negro
Number of Instructional Personnel
Elementary Schools
White...
Negro...
High Schools
White
Negro
Total Instructional Personnel
White.
Negro
16,859
12,231
4,628
5,757
4,524
1,233
22,616
16,755
5,861
1,065
862
203
23,681
17,617
6,064
7,832
5,465
2,367
2,943
2,076
867
10,775
7,541
3,234
304
186
118
11,079
7,727
3,352
8,700
6,600
2,100
33.391
24,296
9,095
1,369
1,048
.
321
34,760
25,344
9,416
596
426
170
6,474
5,090
1,384
609
449
160
8,273
5,814
2,459
3,111
2,176
935
11,384
7,990
3,394
1,037
775
262
25,728
18,471
7,257
9,585
7,266
2,319
35,313
25,737
9,576
24 General Statistics
TABLE X. ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION OF SCHOOLS
This table shows for each county of the State during 1955-1956: 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
Number Districts Number District
Committeemen
I!ity Units
Board of
Educa-tion
Administrative Levying
Tax for
Bonds
Number
Units
Members
Board of
Trustees
Levying
White Negro
Tax for
White Negro
Bonds
5
5
3
5
5
3
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
6
3
5
5
5
5
5
6
3
5
7
8
5
6
5
5
6
3
5
5
5
5
6
5
3
5
5
5
7
5
5
3
10
4
4
6
8
4
6
7
8
5
27
11
7
8
2
6
7
16
8
6
1
4
16
12
7
8
4
6
16
5
10
9
5
16
6
19
3
3
6
4
17
6
11
7
7
7
1
1
4
1
1
5
7
7
3
3
3
1
4
2
3
5
3
3
51
16
15
30
38
14
30
31
38
25
95
53
33
30
6
30
36
52
24
30
5
12
74
54
31
29
16
22
48
15
50
45
25
81
22
82
11
13
30
20
85
30
50
29
23
12
3
5
........
1 7
2 12
1 9
........
....
1
1
2
2
1
5
14
13
Caldwell 7
2 13
2
1
12
1 6
Clay
8
9
6
6
1
1
3
2
8
4
3
2
6
7
2
1
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32
28
24
--------
3
....
24
........
2
1
1
1
10
8
9
12
1
1
2 11
1
1
1
1
2
6
6
7
9
13
1
1
1
3
4
8
6
7
1
1 7
Guilford 2
2
12
15
2
1
1
5
Henderson - 5
General Statistics 25
Table X. Administration Organization of Schools—Continued
County Units
Counties Members
Board of
Educa-tion
Number Districts Number District
Committeemen
City Units
Administrative Levying
Tax for
Bonds
Number
Units
Members
Board of
White Negro Trustees
Tax for
White Negro
Bonds
Hertford 3
5
3
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
3
5
5
3
5
3
5
5
3
6
7
5
3
5
5
7
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
3
5
3
5
3
5
6
5
3
5
5
5
5
5
3
5
3
5
3
7
4
5
3
10
6
15
5
3
7
5
3
8
6
5
20
3
5
9
11
8
7
5
6
6
3
7
3
10
12
5
13
6
15
7
10
11
15
5
11
9
11
4
2
2
13
5
12
6
3
8
10
7
7
7
6
4
5
2
4
1
6
4
2
3
4
1
1
4
........
20
15
13
44
26
75
19
15
35
20
11
28
24
25
84
15
25
45
48
23
7
25
24
30
13
25
9
35
60
19
57
30
63
23
50
33
73
15
34
27
49
16
6
10
60
25
56
26
9
40
50
33
35
21
18
Hoke 3
Hyde .
Iredell 2 11 1
11 1
1
1
7
7
5
3
i
l
7
8 7 1
Mitchell
3
4
10
2
7
3
3
4
1
7
2
7
11
1
3
3
6
3
6
4
12
3
3
3
1
1
1
2
9
5
10
7
3
1
6
1
2
1
1
....
........
2
1
10
Nash 9 1
1 6
I 8 1
6
Pitt
13
------
1
1
1
2
5
3
1
7
5
11
10
27
19
9
1
Polk.
1
1
..-.-.._ 1
1
1
3
5
6
1
1
Stanly 1
Stokes
3
3
2 12
Tyrrell
1
1
1
7
9
Wake 7
5
........ 2
1
2
16
6
17
Wilkes -
Yadkin
NORTH CAROLINA 481 778 373 20 3,295 251 74 486 17
26 General Statistics
TABLE XL NUMBER OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS TAUGHT—
BY SIZE
This table shows for 1955-56 the number of elementary schools by size
using the number of teachers employed as the measure of size, for county
units, for city units, and for the State.
North Carolina
Number Elementary Schools Havinc,
Teachers and Principals
One 72
White 18
Negro . . _ 54
Two. -
White
Negro
Three.
White
Negro
Four 132
White
Negro 64
Five_ -
White
Negro .
Six.... 87
White 58
Negro 29
Seven to Nine
White ...
Negro
Ten to Fourteen
White... ---. ---
Negro.. .
Fifteen or More
White
Negro...
TOTAL—Elementary Schools.... 1,655
White... 1,017
Negro... 638
129
95
34
112
22
90
95
60
35
100
68
32
342
2,158
1,367
791
General Statistics 27
TABLE XII. NUMBER OF HIGH SCHOOLS TAUGHT—BY SIZE
This table shows for 1955-56 the number of high schools by size, using
the number of teachers employed as the measure of size, for county units,
for city units, and for the State,
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
Number High Schools Having
Teachers and Principals
21
12
9
225
24
1
45
36
9
82
58
24
78
58
20
330
267
63
108
82
26
46
36
10
3
1
2
6
3
3
4
2
2
9
4
5
11
4
55
25
30
25
16
9
72
55
17
24
White 13
11
Three. 31
White . — 27
4
49
White 38
11
Five 91
White 62
29
Six 89
White 62
27
385
White... 292
93
133
White. ... 98
35
118
White 91
27
TOTAL—High Schools 735
573
162
185
110
75
920
White 683
237
28 General Statistics
TABLE XIII. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
This summary gives by race and sex the number of pupils graduating
from public high schools in North Carolina during 1955-56. (Special
graduates are those who graduate after summer school or at mid-year.)
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
19,985
9,283
10,702
79
60
19
19,906
9,223
10,683
9,340
4,330
5,010
153
111
42
9,187
4,219
4,968
29,325
13,613
15,712
232
171
Girls.. 61
29,093
13,442
Girls 15,651
5,429
2,263
3,166
4
2
2
5,425
2,261
3,164
3,407
1,471
1,936
23
14
9
3,384
1,457
1,927
8,833
3,734
Girls 5,102
27
16
Girls 11
8,809
3,719
Girls 5,031
25,414
11,546
13,868
83
62
21
25,331
11,484
13,847
12,747
5,801
6,946
176
125
51
12,571
5,676
6,895
38,161
17,347
Girls 20,814
259
187
Girls -- 72
37,902
17,160
Girls 20,742
100%
45.4
54.6
0.3
0.2
0.1
99.7
45.2
54.5
100%
45.5
54.5
1.4
1.0
.4
98.6
44.5
54.1
100%
45.5
54.5
0.7
0.5
Girls .2
End of Year . 99.3
45.0
Girls., 54.3
General Statistics
TABLE XIV. SCHOOL LIBRARIES
This summary gives totals by race for county units, city units, and
State for the fiscal year 1955-56 : the number of libraries in elementary and
high schools, the total number of school libraries, the number of volumes 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 this 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
2,216
1,566
650
1,498
1,007
491
718
559
159
641
428
213
465
326
139
176
102
74
2,857
White 1,994
863
1,963
White . 1,333
630
894
White 661
233
3,497,931
2,926,149
571,782
2,284,523
1,909,294
375,229
1,213,408
1,016,855
196,553
1,885,627
1,464,026
420,601
1,268,839
1,006,873
261,966
615,788
457,153
158,635
5,382,558
White 4,390,175
992,383
3,553,362
White 2,916,167
637,195
1,829,196
White 1,474,008
355,188
4,924,723
4,132,019
792,704
1456,830.84
155,746.34
131,952.76
23,793.58
2,909,893
2,267,710
642,183
$ 275,308.57
160,995.95
117,086.44
45,909.51
7,834,616
White 6,399,729
1,434,887
Expenditures for
$ 732,139.41
316,742.29
White .. 249,039.20
67,705.09
Number of Volumes in School Libraries
1,063,531
1,168,049
1,337,104
1,408,150
1,632,583
1,998,676'
2,260,969
2,494,638
2,687,527
2,787,567
2,933,848
3,024,422
3,155,210
3,318,715
3,497,931
501,397
571,174
648,880
755,033
902,859
984,396
1,100,507
1,234,534
1,340,942
1,405,066
1,477,324
1,546,942
1,636,156
1,763,649
1,884,627
1,564,928
1935-36 1,739,223
1937-38 1,985,984
1939-40 2,163,183
1941-42 : 2,535,442
1943-44 2,983,072
1945-46 3,361,476
1947-48 3,729,172
1949-50 4,028,469
1950-51 . 4,192,633
1951-52 4,411,172
1952-53 4,571,364
1953-54 4,811,366
1954-55 _. 5,082,364
1955-56 5,382,558
General Statistics
TABLE XV. SCHOOL PROPERTY OWNED
This table shows by race for county and city administrative units of the
State during 1955-56: the estimated value of school property owned, the
number of schoolhouses, the average value of each schoolhouse, the total
number of classrooms and the average number of classrooms per school.
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
$ 315,570,663
9,665,789
276,480,277
24,499,874
4,924,723
256,151,578
8,033,390
224,103,190
19,882,744
4,132,019
59,419,085
1,632,399
52,376,852
4,617,130
792,704
$ 204,035,995
14,973,975
169,416,950
16,735,177
2,909,893
154,995,583
12,202,328
127,844,289
12,681,256
2,267,710
49,040,412
2,771,647
41,572,661
4,053,921
642,183
$ 519,606,658
Sites 24,639,764
445,897,227
41,235,051
7,834,616
411,147,161
Sites 20,235,718
351,947,714
32,564,000
6,399,729
Value of Negro School Property,.
Sites .--
108,459,497
4,404,046
93,949,513
8,671,051
1,434,887
2,469
1,578
891
24,608
18,422
6,186
10.0
11.7
6.9
692
461
231
10,692
7,585
3,107
15.5
16.5
13.5
3,161
White 2,039
1,122
35,300
White 26,007
9,293
Average Number of Classrooms Per House
White
Negro
11.2
12.8
8.3
127,813
162,327
66,464
12,823
13,904
9,605
13,325
14,540
9,798
13,187
14,433
9,611
446
506
296
462
523
308
494
553
339
294,849
336,216
212,296
19,083
20,434
15,783
18,416
20,058
14,630
17,923
19,398
14,449
646
718
489
669
743
509
707
782
542
164,380
White 201,642
96,666
14,719
White 15,809
11,671
14,948
White 16,222
11,518
14,714
White
Negro
15,974
11,326
508
White 569
360
Average Value Per Pupil in Daily Membership. __
White
526
589
375
Average Value Per Pupil in Daily Attendance
White
560
622
408
*Supervisors included
General Statistics 31
TABLE XVI. TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS
This table shows by race various facts concerning transportation of
pupils at public expense.
Number Vehicles Owned.
White ,
Negro. _
.
Number of Schools to Which Pupils Were Transported
White... - —
Negro. _
. !
Average Number of Pupils Transported
Elementary
White
Negro .
High School
White...
Negro .
Total..
White
Negro. .. :
Daily Mileage All Vehicles
White
Negro
Average Days Vehicles Operated
White...
Negro...
Operating Cost
j
White
Negro...
Year's Cost Per Pupil Transported
White...
Negro
Daily Cost Per Pupils Transported
White
Negro...
1,473
981
492
343,527
251,896
91,631
95,507
72,322
23,185
439,034
324,218
114,816
245,518
165,202
80,316
7,146,647.35
5,343,989.42
1,802,657.93
29,241
18,827
10,414
16,180
11,335
4,845
45,421
30,162
15,259
24,577
13,544
11,033
179
179
180
15.07
15.30
14.60
7,539
5,487
2,052
1,738
1,156
582
372,768
270,723
102,045
111,687
83,657
28,030
484,455
354,380
130,075
270,095
178,746
91,349
179
179
179
$ 7,831,097.04
5,805,585.94
2,025,511.10
16.16
16.38
15.57
Financial Statistics 33
SECTION II
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
1955-1956
34 Financial Statistics
TABLE I. SUMMARY OF FUNDS AVAILABLE AND EXPENDED
Section A. Funds Available, 1955-56
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities
Total
North Carolina
Total Funds Available (less loans and transfers) $160,075,547.21
111,606,449.81
42,464,546.77
6,904,550.63
69.3 %
26.4
4.3
$ 87,307,408.57
56,772,187.03
25,676,711.24
4,858,510.30
65.0 %
29.4
5.6
$248,282,955.78
168,378,636.84
68 141 258 01
11,763,060.93
Percentage of Total For:
67.8 %
27.5
4.7
Available (less transfers) for Current Expense
Balance, July 1, 1955.. 2,666,890.07
86,257,688.51
1,979,853.56
946,791.95
2,681,572.63
1,314,133.06
1,528,410.21
415,897.54
2,224,724.16
36,793,797.15
578,808.14
305,986.50
1,161,981.52
567,887.15
233,562.97
191,420.32
4,891,014.23
123,051,485.66
2,558,661.70
1,252,778.45
3,843 554.15
1,882,020.81
1,761 973.18
607,317.86
? 97,791,238.13
3,595,164.64
239,142.29
613,723.29
1,017,513.00
6,706,554.62
1,643,113.84
$ 42,058,167.91
2,105.418.81
55,505.00
405,609.45
931,013.90
3,821,689.43
7,394,782.53
$139,849,406.04
Poll and Dog Taxes, Fines, Forfeitures
A. B. C Boards
5,700,583.45
294,647.29
1,019 332.74
1,948,526.90
10,528,244.05
9,037,896.37
13,815,211.68
111,606,449.81
14,714,019.12
56,772,187.03
28,529,230.80
168,378,636.84
Percentage of Current Expense from:
2.39
77.29
2.62
2.40
1.18
1.37
.37
3.92
64.81
1.56
2.05
1.00
.41
.33
2.90
73.08
2.27
2.28
1.12
1.05
.36
87.62
3.22
.21
.56
.91
6.01
1.47
74.08
3.71
.10
.71
1.64
6.73
13.03
83 06
3.39
A. B. C. Boards .17
Interest, Donations, Philanthropic .60
1.16
6.25
5.37
12.38 25.92 16.94
Available (less transfers) for Capital Outlay
Balance, Julv 1, 1955 13,783,075.81
8,441,404.17
10,197,800.00
384,249.22
584,451.18
352,004.03
423,810.33
404,137.85
7,893,614.18
9,357,822.07
2,429,395.13
7,559.100.00
58,572.62
127,001.28
82 182.31
93 189.67
27,301.70
5,942,146.46
23,140,897.88
State Aid (C. 1. R. Fund) 10,870,799.30
17,756,900.00
442,821.84
711 452.46
434,186.34
A. B. C Boards . 517,000.00
Tax on Intangibles, Beer and Wine—State 431,439.55
13,835 760.64
42,464,546.77 25,676,711.24 j 68.141.258.01
Financial Statistics
Table I. Summary of Funds Available and Expended—Continued
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities
Total
North Carolina
Percentage of Capital Outlay From:
Balance, July 1. 1955 -— - - -- 32.46
19.88
23.99
.90
1.38
.85
1.00
.95
18.59
36.44
9.46
29.44
.23
.50
.32
.36
.11
23.14
33.96
State Aid (C. I R. Fund) 15.95
26.06
.65
1.04
.64
A. B. C. Boards .76
.63
20.31
Available (less transfers) for Debt Service
Balance, July 1, 1955 -. 1,224,465.20
181,305.52
101,598.49
204,999.66
5,008,813.63
183,368.13
6,904,550.63
218,841.27
43,700.00
66,132.75
44,760.03
5,075.35
3,715,155.79
764,845.11
4,858,510.30
1,443,306.47
43,700.00
A. B. C. Boards - 247,438.27
146,358.52
210,075.01
Ad Valorem Taxes—County — 8,723,909.42
948,213.24
11,763,060.93
Percentage of Debt Service from:
Balance, July 1, 1955 17.73
2.63
1.47
2.97
72.54
2.66
4.50
.90
1.36
.92
.11
76.47
15.74
12.27
.37
A. B. C. Boards 2.10
1.25
1.78
74.16
8.06
Total Available (less loans and transfers) Irom:
All Balances-July 1, 1955 17,674,431.08
5,741,225.97
99,018,114.95
10,197,800.00
384,249.22
3,595,164.64
844,258.14
1,067,325.81
11,801,387.50
1,828,532.27
40.5P3.684.94
7,559,100.00
58,572.62
2,105,418.81
214,827.42
532,551.79
931,013.90
43,700.00
13,478,991.68
8,159,627.64
87,307,408.57
496,946.99
87,801,355.56
29,475,818.58
7,569,758.24
139,611,799.89
17,756,900.00
442,821.84
5,700,583.45
A. B. C. Boards 1,059,085.56
1,599,877.60
1,017,513.00 1,948,526.90
19,608,982.43
1,826,481.97
160,975,547.21
139,408.25
161,114,955.46
43,700.00
33,087,974.11
9,986,109.61
248,282,955.78
636,355.24
248,919,311.02
Percentage of Total Funds (less transfers) From:
Balances, July 1, 1955 10.98
3.57
61.51
6.33
0.24
2.23
0.52
0.67
0.63
12.18
1.14
13.52
2.09
46.50
8.65
0.07
2.41
0.25
0.61
1.07
0.05
15.44
11.87
3.05
56.23
7.15
0.18
Poll and Dog Taxes, Fines, Forfeitures
A. B. C. Boards
2.30
0.43
0.64
0.78
Sinking Fund Withdrawals 0.02
13.33
Ad Valorem Taxes—District 9.34 1 4.02
Financial Statistics
Section B. Funds Expended
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities
Total
North Carolina
$142,566,797.24
107,770,989.91
29,231,637.35
5,564,169.98
107,356,620.02
35,210,177.22
75.6
20.5
3.9
76.0
24.0
$ 75,302,387.09
54,741,919.15
15,879,486.69
4,680,981.25
54,099,612.99
21,202,774.10
72.7
21.1
6.2
71.8
28.2
9217, 869, 184.33
162,512,909.06
45 111 124 04
10,245,151.23
161,456,233.01
56,412,951.32
74.6
White
Percentage of Total Fob:
20.7
4.7
White — 74.1
25.9
Current Expense (less loans repaid)
$ 2,322,127.93
57,951,859.86
23,286,686.06
5,777,644.15
4,208,286.13
1,601,743.97
12,622,641.81
107,770,989.91
80,630,377.52
27,140,612.39
% 1,480,347.53
31,090,296.90
12,033,688.37
3,521,639.55
2,517,542.70
1,077,330.87
3,021,073.23
51,741,919.15
38,453,535.93
16,288,383.22
$ 3,802,475.46
89,042,156.76
35,320,374.43
9,299,283.70
6,725,828 83
2,679,074.84
15,643,715.04
162,512,909.06
White 119,083,913.45
43,428,995.61
Percentage of Current Expense for:
2.1
53.8
21.6
5.4
3.9
1.5
11.7
74.8
25.2
2.7
56.8
22.0
6.4
4.6
2.0
5.5
70.2
29.8
2.3
54.8
21.7
5.7
4.2
1.7
9.6
White 73.3
26.7
Capital Outlay (less loans repaid)
:
21,104,358.49
7,205,236.02
155,746.34
721,515.30
44,781.20
$ 29,231,637.35
22,208,136.48
7,023,500.87
11,737,199.50
3,906,992.88
160,995.95
51,595.41
22,702.95
$ 15,879,486.69
12,088,531.31
3,790,955.38
32,841,557.99
Alterations, Additions, Equipment 11,112,228.90
316,742.29
773,110.71
67,484.15
$ 45,111,124.04
White 34,296,667.79
10,814,456.25
Percentage of Capital Outlay For:
72.2
24.6
.5
2.5
.2
76.0
24.0
73.9
24.6
1.0
.3
.2
76.1
23.9
72.8
24.6
.7
1.7
.2
White 76.0
24.0
Debt Service (less loans repaid)
:
157,730.27
26,982.28
3,976.01
3,161,457.46
2,042,733.77
91,100.00
80,190.19
5,564,169.98
4,518,106.02
1,046,063.96 |
3,000.00
446.02
3,000.00
2,130,400.00
1,513,225.02
768,075.34
262,834.87
4,680,981.25
3,557,545.75
1,123,435.50
160,730.27
27,428.30
6,976.01
5,291,857.46
3,555,958.79
859,175.34
343,025.06
10,245,151.23
White .. 8,075,651.77
Negro 2,169,499.46
Financial Statistics 37
Section B. Funds Expended—Continued
Percentage of Debt Service for:
State Loans— Principal
Interest
County Bonds Sinking Fund - -
Principal
Interest
District Bonds Principal
Interest
White
Negro...
Total Expended ("less loans repaid):
Per Child Enrolled (a + e) ._..
White...
Negro
Per Child In Average Daily Membership
Daily Per Child In Average Daily Membership
Per Child Tn Average Daily Attendance
Daily Per Child In Average Daily Attendance
.
Current Expense (less loans repaid)
:
Per Child Enrolled (a + e)
White
Negro...
Per Child In Average Daily Membership
Daily Per Child In Average Daily Attendance -
Per Child In Average Daily Attendance.
Daily Per Child In Average Daily Attendance
.
Capital Outlay (less loans repaid):
Per Child Enrolled (a + e)
White
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
Debt Service (less loans repaid)
:
Per Child Enrolled (a + e)
White...
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 -
Total Expended (less loans repaid)
Loans Repaid (3 funds)
Total Disbursements
1.6
.2
.1
201.44
211.86
175.13
152.27
159.12
134.99
7.86
8.91
5.20
238.32
250.77
211.54
173.25
178.25
162.51
50.26
56.03
37.82
14.81
16.49
11.21
212.82
223.48
187.24
158.74
164.83
144.15
44.07
47.47
35.89
10.01
11.18
7.20
$142,980,760.11
S 75,302,387.09
176,992.21
$ 75.479,379.30 1218,460,139.41
' Does not include cost of State administration
38 Financial Statistics
TABLE II. EXPENDITURES
Gross Current Expense
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
Cumberland
Fayetteville..
15,562.01
11,953.67
23,202.01
9,840.98
11,884.94
16,125.51
15,596.51
17,346.09
21,679.82
19,024.30
23,463.52
11,136.76
15,709.42
25,070.20
13,592.77
13,949.27
22.502.5S
14,766.23
11,778.02
19,611.08
23,458.75
26,206.43
23,548.65
13,700.27
22,631.62
12,543.80
11,196.17
14,499.17
27,999.75
12,146.71
23,420.21
62—Instructional Service
Elementary
297,509.14
152,251.27
346,604.01
97,196.10
169,296.27
385,018.04
300,488.39
559,280.52
675,732.39
420,920.63
648,551.72
112,664.29
227,160.77
617,960.56
320,435.21
474,701.09
787,936.47
221,890.43
109,266.71
455,207.59
476,186.44
654,757.62
586,410.79
204,037.
'"
173,371.67
113,602.70
125,720.57
877,480.45
195,840.89
391,604.29
B.
Secondary
139,318.10
56,110.42
189,510.83
43,147.06
74,024.05
189,370.44
114,617.51
233,327.80
299,149.21
195,255.32
229,627.51
34,256.64
109,877.65
235,837.21
145,617.15
173,338.67
43,611.50
186,805.79
180,943.19
21,397.32
37,740.43
72,469.35
404,042.85
79,505.53
132,437.72
63
Operation
of
Plant
23,845.33
14,032.57
34,468.52
9,150.16
21,678.23
34,220.20
32,333.07
46,330.90
53,145.88
37,965.73
62,065.81
10,183.93
24,036.78
60,591.15
31,258.03
48,431.59
12,675.38
42,012.67
53,011.96
82,821.74
62,354.39
22,06' -
15,745.09
15,028.25
15,895.77
7,286.38
26,120.80
82,070.70
15,287.06
31,905.76
116,086.14
76,435.73
64
Maintenance
of
Plant
11,393.72
10,541.42
18,822.57
1,934.34
28,367.24
21,232.97
1,055.42
45,487.15
35,919.67
39,380.72
55,736.12
70,367.68
34,574.23
6,205.96
30,892.
23,042.19
17,701.41
21,749.98
72,649.95
49,710
33,088.67
69,021.75
73,308.15
21,492.82
4,767.00
4,043.
73,347.82
7,084.74
33,302.45
9,03
2,631.07
9,230.98
2,002.76
3,556.35
2,200.46
5,233.36
13,303.87
27,299.59
16,094.61
13,926.25
1,935.25
4,364.86
16,772.71
5,459.05
4,115.
1,888.44
10,003.90
18,100.81
22,281.16
13,934.94
5,611
2,085.17
1,048.54
2,579.42
19,485.32
3,484.96
8,650.97
Financial Statistics
BY FUNDS, 1955-1956
Net Current Expense
Total
(Gross Current Expense Less 669)
67
Net
Capital
Outlay
Total
68
Net
Debt
Service
Total
69
Net
Expenditures
White Negro Total
Grand
Total
$ 1,748,281.20
1,198,267.53
$ 1,354,699.63
972,687.45
$ 391,561.57
225,580.08
$ 1,746,261.20
1,198,267.53
$ 408,774.71
318,121.03
$ 62,362.07
82,660.00
$ 2,217,397.98
1,599,048.56
563,888.20 497,978.68 63,888.48 561,867.16 115,207.61 11,614.20 688,688.97
298,794.14
701,736.01
177,326.99
331,932.12
289,200.25
359,647.29
64,063.33
204,659.17
9,593.89 298,794.14 88,712.35 387,506.49
743,249.90
185,143.61
381,431.09
342,088.72
113,263.66
127,272.95
701,735.01
177,326.99
331,932.12
29,494.72
7,816.62
16,201.47
12,019.17
33 ~297 "50
755,257.34 744,904.07 10,353.27 755,257.34 180,842.22 5,537.00 941,636.56
563,323.44 558,463.42 6,855.02 563,323.44 112,233.39 2,265.00 677,851.83
967,340.28
656,190.76
632,442.39
415,317.80
334,897.89
240,872.96
987,340.28
656,190.76
81,948.57
94,130.14
25,446.24
31,375.37
1,074,735.09
781,696.27
1,015,337.70 453,072.50 562,265.20 1,015,337.70 32,615.53 1,047,953.23
1,282,623.35 724,160.50 550,441.45 1,274,601.95 207,183.44 22,146.68 1,503,938.07
847,742.15 531,621.62 315,985.53 847,607.15 25,147.55 28,351.10 901,105.80
2,607,416.39
1,649,550.96
2,535,966.22
1,249,368.05
65,185.90
400,182.91
2,601,102.12
1,649,550.96
549,812.89
267,291.80
365,976.78
239,626.63
3,516,891.79
2,156,469.39
1,133,522.71
201,573.21
437,490.65
1,082,981.27
180,504.90
347,662.59
49,340.09
19,136.76
89,828.06
1,132,321.36
199,641.66
437,490.65
743,404.26
220,248.17
68,100.72
134,091.88
11,527.50
49,447.50
2,009,817.50
431,417.33
555,038.87
1,092,943.22
546,762.64
781,809.23
965,168.48
410,263.01
683,469.17
124,717.64
136,499.63
95,894.90
1,083,886.12
546,762.64
779,364.07
85,094.65
36,715.01
18,262.93
40,008.32
8,067.50
10,682.75
1,214,989.09
591,545.15
808,309.75
1,332,655.20
422,596.05
1,327,121.84
329,592.02
34,239.93
93,004.03
1,381,361.77
422,596.05
380,451.99
20,823.55
32,878.60
11,103.90
1,774,692.36
454,523.50
230,460.41 135,988.96 94,430.35 230,419.31 19,158.17 12,310.12 261,887.60
829,212.38 701,953.92 125,372.51 827,328.43 109,192.09 25,231.37 961,749.89
895,703.93 448,908.14 445,549.56 894,457.70 493,974.40 44,202.50 1,432,634.60
1,234,083.69
998,371.13
390,498.82
1,115,229.30
890,125.24
326,679.07
114,834.21
105,954.55
63,819.75
1,230,054.51
996,079.79
390,498.82
240,597.12
260,012.35
147,547.56
95,783.25
73,717.50
34,496.25
1,536,347.88
1,329,809.64
572,542.63
999,179.77 647,252.33 351,927.44 . 999,179.77 420,798.66 44,183.25 1,464,161.68
269,978.66
212,566.97
266,407.02
269,671.29
203,410.76
251,544.19
~ ~~2~940~42
14,862.83
269,671.29
206,351.18
266,407.02
206,578.10
120,909.30
77,551.78
9,237.50
3,778.25
4,721.75
485,486.89
331,038.73
348,680.55
166,338.72
343,291.94
105,247.29
178,602.95
61,091.43
164,688.99
166,338.72
343,291.94
59,379.72
101,562.31
6,225.42
29,776.25
231,943.86
474,630.50
227,782.71 225,506.19 888.52 228,394.71 67,638.11 294,032.82
1,646,841.73
333,407.05
651,478.94
1,162,848.82
295,031.50
518,565.01
480,758.56
37,669.20
132,666.75
1,643,607.18
332,700.70
651,231.76
869,345.33
201,893.89
408,902.35
141,849.75
40,220.22
92,931.38
2,654,802.29
574,814.81
1,153,065.49
1,734,978.01
457,788.47
1,177,032.13
308,354.71
557,945.88
148,344.31
1,734,978.01
456,699.02
614,116.48
135,989.23
73,090.07
14,649.50
2,422,184.54
607,337.75
1,064,807.62
699,529.52
731,238.97
448,163.33
333,568.65
251,366.19
1,064,807.62
699,529.52
437,346.77
298,575.84
66,874.44
81,018.50
1,569,028.83
1,079,123.86
1,842,216.79
1,255,131.68
1,284,761.86
748,358.23
557,450.63
506,773.45
1,842,212.49
1,255,131.68
725,366.67
267,730.88
65,142.25
66,132.75
2,632,721.41
1,588,995.31
40 Financial Statistics
Table II. Expenditures by
Gross Current Expense
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Lexington
Thomasville....
Davie..
Duplin
Durham.,
Durham
Edgecombe
Tarboro
Forsyth...
Winston-Salem..
Franklin.
Franklinton
Gaston
Cherryville
Gastonia
Gates
Graham
Granville
Oxford
Greene
Guilford.
Greensboro
High Point..
Halifax
Roanoke Rapids.
Weldon...
Harnett
Haywood
Canton
Henderson. ......
Hendersonville
.
Hertford
Hoke
Hyde
Iredell.....
Mooresville
Statesville
Jackson...
Johnston
Jones
Lee
Sanford
13,195.14
12,922.61
24,188.9!
23,116.98
19,889.48
18,860.40
24,748.56
66,632.92
78,245.47
30,180.82
10,271.86
26,059.60
14,470
11,969.64
21,512.75
12,348.62
51,070.17
59,201.21
32,318.21
26,367.37
22,504.51
9,460.52
17,733
18,739.44
10,901.95
24,973.75
13,914.80
17,982.09
17,505.56
36,971.04
13,253.16
62—Instructional Service
131,667.78
90,619.90
763,148.66
400,723.61
259,739.84
280,997.07
853,424.04
1,765,334
146,980.67
576,172.24
184,287.62
132,327.57
1,487,285.75
1,963,721.82
978,156.98
821,928.20
361,049.10
126,679.10
479,352.12
349,444.15
110,931.87
677,767.83
202,974.69
343,917.81
390,503.14
1,443,141.47
244,708.77
B.
Secondary
73,558.57
42,971.97
292,681.70
149,614.61
120,631.49
135,712.27
398,793.63
495,728.55
80,775.55
314,506.95
90,724.05
67,940.74
591,827.62
673,949.30
343,614.62
271,944.24
129,513.35
56,994.59
207,968.96
113,348.89
79,230.20
303,244.61
105,195.39
151,672.80
150,267.71
625,815.13
104,566.78
63
Operation
18,543.91
17,144.79
84,788.77
54,737.52
29,631.92
25,350.73
69,767.80
170,280.43
260,495.49
49,007.13
12,188.54
147,438.15
18,135.24
83,114.18
19,905
15,349.88
202,673.72
237,662.11
88,395.00
68,152.60
35,088.14
12,780.75
78,450.11
31,952.17
42,742.86
28,270.98
18,905.67
87,769.93
21,975.58
40,775.45
35,724.57
143,964.82
20,072.08
Maintenance
of
Plant
27,768.83
13,891.79
10,967.07
7,503.43
9,396.60
21,790.86
53,361.48
166,682.72
238,648.50
25,858.68
4,214.92
115,520.98
10,427.49
30,721.98
19,386.91
8,009.88
91,415.94
156,653.82
129,025.30
72,330.14
27,978.76
15,344.05
49,598.28
14,90!
33,044.18
13,890.40
9,936.58
41,689.81
23,930.65
30,359.31
9,672.39
74,295.98
32,804.56
Fixed
Charges
5,116.43
3,078.08
26,618.72
10,367.20
8,726
10,764.51
14,773.05
11,44
4,877.40
29,965.04
91,122.73
39,730.88
2,589.68
14,422.94
4,361.11
15,299.82
53,084.24
72,973.23
43,027.00
18,016.77
17,156.37
2,621.70
14,995.14
4,979.90
10,509.51
7,532.65
2,807.94
4,274.66
32,332.51
2,450.40
Financial Statistics 41
Funds, 1955-1956
—
Continued
Net Current Expense
Total
(Gross Current Expense Less 669)
67
Net
Capital
Outlay
Total
68
Net
Debt
Service
Total
69
Net
Expenditures
White Negro Total
Grand
Total
$ 321,538.50 $ 226,949.97 $ 94,150.62 $ 321,100.59 $ 35,197.23 $ 9,089.50 $ 365,387.32
211,340.79 195,875.93 15,464.86 211,340.79 73,572.22 1,720.00 286,633.01
1,352,852.17
692,744.70
466,438.06
1,314,890.35
555,610.39
364,513.50
37,961.82
136,934.21
97,683.31
1,352,852.17
692,544.60
462,196.81
169,581.66
253,546.12
55,692.05
119,036.01
55,022.50
38,391.37
t, 641, 529. 84
1,001,113.22
556,280.23
564,461.65 469,949.17 94,512.48 564,461.65 474,559.18 42,830.00 1,081,850.83
1,623,836.79 1,004,847.23 618,983.53 1,623,836.79 287,706.70 9,773.33 1,921,316.82
1,586,382.60
2,659,405.77
1,112,371.12
1,551,583.78
473,991.48
1,102,397.28
1,585,362.60
2,653,981.06
484,946.69
359,870.82
191,205.25
296,830.75
2,242,514.54
3,310,682.63
1,087,933.04
478,498.55
464,377.23
297,702.49
623,555.75
180,186.57
1,087,933.04
477,889.06
175,436.10
131,421.06
27,936.25
19,246.75
1,231,305.39
628,556.87
2,981,541.38
3,599,734.73
2,645,009.51
2,131,668.69
322,620.34
1,468,066.04
2,967,629.85
3,599,734.73
1,039,032.31
835,386.88
328,223.76
446,937.39
4,332,885.92
4,882,059.00
945,164.32
220,666.61
525,168.15
109,314.35
418,538.89
111,333.07
943,707.04
220,647.42
207,031.14
127,601.94
3,581.15
7,192.93
1,157,299.33
355,442.29
2,808,176.85
288,352.97
1,100,533.02
3,423,519.65
227,031.95
914,299.23
384,657.20
61,001.88
186,223.79
2,808,176.85
288,033.83
1,100,523.02
596,569.55
163,656.53
844,899.18
357,689.50
42,938.25
179,342.25
3,762,435.90
494,628.61
2,124,764.45
410,247.16 182,743.65 227,503.51 410,247.16 27,988.69 11,430.00 449,645.85
297,762.84 297,038.98 297,038.98 92,723.61 3,080.50 392,849.09
831,399.78
566,994.84
442,532.92
278,078.89
388,8S6.86
288,915.95
831,399.78
566,994.84
140,202.18
92,452.80
26,280.74
6,465.50
997,862.70
665,913.14
792,058.75 430,197.73 360,785.58 790,983.35 164,368.92 21,321.00 976,673.27
2,756,200.95
3,334,967.31
1,664,396.84
2,370,609.26
2,405,206.60
1,306,998.02
385,591.69
928,113.41
356,497.59
2,758,200.55
3,333,410.01
1,663,495.61
1,908,184.03
2,256,117.43
535,384.41
72,455.35
163,401.12
114,228.51
4,734.840.39
5,752,928.56
2,313,108.53
1,417,174.41
636,687.73
240,595.34
473,562.17
499,439.83
120,904.58
935,612.24
132,184.15
119,690.76
1,415,174.41
631,623.98
240,595.34
282,633.38
60,803.61
6,962.50
~"3~6S2~50
1,697.807.79
695,510.09
247,557.84
1,936,647.68 1,406,591.84 530,055.84 1,936,647.68 839,180.34 85,704.16 2,831,532.18
1,063,892.45
460,183.93
1.053,437.66
431,403.91
8,516.78
25,643.81
1,081,954.44
457,047.72
149,151.40
177,240.03
89,083.97
40,448.50
1,300,169.81
674,736.25
860,556.96
336,563.63
860,558.96
251,198.14 "~85~365~49
880,558.96
336,563.63
160,860.49
14,060.29
64,138.53
34,575.52
1,085,553.98
385,199.44
885,065.86 351,312.12 533,753.74 885,065.88 251,380.34 7,383.00 1,143,789.20
592,694.67 266,384.10 321,402.57 587,766.67 116,111.57 22,289.00 726,147.24
274,860.55 156,801.52 118,059.03 274,860.55 3,245.13 278,105.68
1,350,725.42
399,658.24
629,598.63
1,099,289.65
329,215.89
486,948.08
247,762.40
67,674.02
142,650.55
1,347,052.05
396,889.91
629,598.63
149,836.77
29,180.98
128,865.71
28,248.48
7,914.30
15,427.35
1,525,137.30
433,985.19
773,891.69
700,278.05 678,410.15 16,560.52 694,970.67 70,481.02 25,411.44 790,863.13
2,675,285.72 2,035,958.04 639,327.68 2,675,285.72 898,166.34 92,754.58 3,666,206.64
485,947.49 268,178.10 217,769.39 485,947.49 82,881.69 10,311.60 579,150.78
553,648.14
455,827.65
302,897.46
455,827.65
250,174.99 553,072.45
455,827.65
222,513.77
146,974.25
41,573.75
25,726.30
817,159.97
628,528.20
42 Financial Statistics
Table II. Expenditures by
Gross Current Expense
Units
61
General
Control
6-'— instructional Service 63
Operation
of
Plant
64
Maintenance
of
Plant
65
Fixed
Charges
66
A.
Elementary
B.
Secondary
Auxiliary
Services
$ 23,185.15
21,921.79
$ 639,024.65
473,464.30
$ 333,705.76
154,836.29
$ 65,771.08
58,408.05
$ 45,222.59
43,240.54
$ 13,449.24
20,703.84
$ 184,678.72
Kinston 44,257.33
22,269.46
15,794.34
419,735.25
158,003.55
101,463.90
95,791.31
39,194.08
19,114.87
20,879.35
5,404.33
7,771.15
3,514.77
74,843.91
Lincolnton 22,100.29
14,725.78 334,067.49 107,352.33 40,355.63 21,987.96 3,610.08 111 319 70
17,817.04 374,695.13 160,767.01 31,159.60 23,324.01 5,842.37 138,542.47
Martin 18,884.30 651,086.28 278,886.72 55,735.00 42,929.06 13,733.76 131,030.55
McDowell
Marion.
19,266.29
12,584.41
308,165.21
262,968.21
136,098.10
88,263.22
24,317.70
32,152.64
17,292.16
12,255.89
6,741.36
3.S53.52
74,609.56
38,226.07
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
52,175.80
122,375.39
1,723,007.73
3,897,565.64
638,860.79
1,218,592.22
139,760.07
377,955.59
186,491.31
281,050.90
62,035.70
186,904.44
355,142.26
157,244.51
Mitchell 16,129.56 295,317.12 109,220.43 28,959.52 5,097.93 6,185.58 80,884.36
Montgomery 20,758.76 380,757.99 165,162.30 48,432.97 29,998.68 10,329.28 93,836.25
Moore
Pinehurst.
Southern Pines.
.
21,383.99
10,701.69
14,547.85
549,503.56
64,826.68
120,957.52
280,096.50
39,672.25
60,687.37
57,650.56
10,022.46
18,101.39
38,642.21!
3,585.49
9,850.12
13,233.70
2,129.66
5,787.48
140,849.00
11,479.34
13,357.29
Nash 23,997.66
21,592.68
1,015,835.78
577,295.27
380,882.62
256,602.99
82,351.24
68,385.98
68,333.09
50,529.00
19,728.52
11,248.04
208,552.07
Rocky Mount. _. 25,958.54
New Hanover 51,155.92 1,434,988.33 561,341.41 169,244.46 120,210.40 53,371.03 180,017.29
Northampton 20,734.80 572,197.83 219,188.82 58,919.21 25,495.79 13,307.02 118,117.34
Onslow 30,684.97 664,990.11 243,830.31 71,138.89 78,008.03 23,642.26 178,836.29
25,263.96
13,574.94
378,728.89
222,769.15
129,230.34
107,458.56
44,003.58
27,607.14
24,881.70
9,007.95
14,410.55
5,052.77
94,988.15
Chapel Hill 25,642.84
12,710.34 193,433.21 87,318.74 20,388.84 28,543.62 5,441.23 43,557.91
Pasquotank
Elizabeth City...
15,913.13
16,943.63
199,037.38
315,560.18
62,132.28
146,006.59
18,969.34
39,836.32
12,473.24
23,242.02
9,582.82
13,420.15
60,589.91
29,111.97
Pender. _. 17,415.77 401,087.36 200,226.08 36,107.53 50,138.41 16,575.35 83,744.13
Perquimans. 15,127.27 196,619.81 83,948.26 21,270.10 19,818.85 2,524.38 50,895.31
23,360.77 546,635.02 211,487.57 62,431.94 43,603.41 20,737.58 133,218.92
Pitt 25,678.10
14,756.05
1,004,371.83
419,667.28
441,406.37
137,356.15
88,872.44
38,946.34
92,247.59
15.825.99
34,017.82
21,274.07
273,505.52
Greenville 25,614.59
Polk 14,375.00
10,910.07
18!5,672.50
73,972.41
65,150.58
32,077.19
20,929.67
9,020.84
11,453.25
6,356.26
4,218.36
1,017.52
41,966.77
Tryon 10,183.85
27,177.17
14,634.60
699,308.54
362,106.30
292,134.38
122,150.40
74,027.61
40,068.49
63,979.82
30,919.19
19,747.35
9,504.51
172,823.28
Asheboro 47,798.57
Richmond 19,156.18
12,218.19
12,819.10
437,024.46
246,646.74
197,654.34
111,701.37
95,780.33
125,131.54
42,779.94
22,332.23
22,576.61
32,087.88
17,148.04
16,340.86
19, 009. 95
7,828.20
6,453.12
62,579.93
29,999.69
Rockingham 39,568.60
38,123.70
11,785.91
18.017.29
9,375.14
11,105.15
11,363.39
1,067,631.71
191,019.25
319,893.75
106,549.71
125,887.20
158,314.56
351,161.25
77,809.20
94,251.92
46,003.56
65,781.81
60,016.16
110,696.57
22,413.05
24,837.48
13,685.18
14,370.72
18,445.21
70,854.11
4,582.22
23,770.89
2,217.48
5,775.15
5,177.78
33,585.93
9,073.13
7,442.45
1,848.69
2,661.92
5,429.05
199,544.16
Fairmont
Lumberton ..
Maxton.
Red Springs
Saint Pauls
27,040.43
24,794.08
17,164.72
21,588.68
21,738.96
Financial Statistics 43
Funds, 1955-1956
—
Continued
Net Current Expense
Total
(Gross Current Expense Less 669)
67
Net
Capital
Outlay
Total
68
Net
Debt
Service •
Total
69
Net
Expenditures
White Negro Total
Grand
Total
$ 1,306,037.19
816,832.14
$ 788,875.33
509,961.65
$ 517,161.88
306,870.49
$ 1,306,037.19
816,832.14
$ 412,155.73
47,808.35
$ 31,295.00
38,763.44
$ 1,749,487.92
903,403.93
686,157.10
319,723.46
585,480.16
292,415.19
100,676.94
27,308.27
683,157.10
319,723.46
119,329.48
107,725.47
9,230.86
4,163.75
814,717.44
431,612.68
633,419.03 617,275.71 11,632.22 628,907.93 151,195.83 29,485.00 819,588.82
750,147.63 740,768.63 8,342.84 749,109.47 189,845.02 1,710.00 940,684.49
1,192,265.67 651,312.61 540,953.06 1,192,265.87 444,910.42 20,145.75 1,657,321.84
586,490.38
450,303.96
588,490.38
399,081.63 511222^33
583,490.38
450,303.96
267,048.48
458,183.13
48,354.50
53,375.43
901,891.36
961,862.52
3, 158, 473. 6C
6,241,688.61
2,535,693.52
4,276,587.75
591,445.24
1,965,100.94
3,127,138.76
6,241,688.69
883,850.60
2,008,042.46
387,779.82
806,814.60
4,498,859.16
9,056,545.75
539,794.48 538,782.16 854.82 539,836.98 53,797.48 28,131.99 627 568.45
749,078.21 543,850.28 205,225.93 749,076.21 102,817.16 49,016.42 900,909.79
1,101,389.51
142,417.57
852,794.52
89,443.93
138,739.97
248,534.90
52,309.30
104,549.05
1,101,389.51
141.753.23
243,289.02
431,820.55
56,487.54
156,481.98
40,047.62 1,573,357.68
198,240.77
243,289.02 7790l7ll 407,672.11
1,777,678.98
1,011,612.50
1,089,867.33
612,627.88
687,811.65
398,953.79
1,777,678.98
1,011,581.67
488,577.92
81,363.47 81~72l7ll
2,236,256.90
1,174,666.25
2,550,328.90 1,743,499.88 805,050.45 2,549,559.33 140,849.82 218,850.34 2,909,250.29
1,025,958.81 439,154.29 579,503.08 1,018,657.37 493,392.43 39,822.92 1,551,872.72
1,291,130.82 1,021,618.90 269,511.99 1,291,130.83 527,517.24 70,348.06 1,888,996.19
707,507.15
411,113.35
466,366.79
251,264.92
239,541.45
159,848.43
705,908.24
411,113.35
234,263.05
130,569.63
24,327.50
31,088.83
964,498.79
572,771.81
389,393.68 243,173.19 145,907.08 389,080.28 61,333.11 44,157.47 494,570.86
378.698.1C
584,120.86
242,326.45
348,782.18
130,690.48
235,338.68
373,018.93
584,120.86
85,353.65
56,005.63
11,607.50
34,118.91
469,978.08
674,245.40
805,292.63 453,181.66 351,876.51 805,058.17 231,571.32 7,240.81 1,043,870.30
390,201.98 203,352.14 184,957.86 388,310.00 66,655.28 12,317.50 467,282.76
1,041,585.15 651,870.21 389,714.98 1,041,585.19 510,317.67 51,046.81 1,802,949.67
1,960,099.58
673,440.47
1,117,897.09
415,065.04
829,015.94
258,375.43
1,946,913.03
673,440.47
162,879.78
514,282.26
64,197.10
68,774.81
2,173,989.91
1,256,497.54
344,766.13
143,538.14
301,230.33
114,848.02
39,495.10
28,690.12
340,725.43
143,538.14
148,147.57
13,552.91
12,089.26
3,486.50
500,962.26
160,577.55
1,349,198.15
627, 182. OH
1,233,681.71
550,270.47
112,518.36
76,144.02
1,345,200.07
626,144.49
499,339.71
122,885.71
12,548.75
89,411.50
1,858,088.53
838,711.70
724,339.71
431,953.42
420,544.17
506,271.95
279,264.47
316,526.90
218,067.76
152,688.95
104,017.27
724,339.71
431,953.42
420,544.17
88,800.92
14,050.00
165,025.74
43,045.50
62,245.28
35,654.74
858,188.13
508,248.70
621,224.65
1,876,597.43
343,723.19
513,007.86
196,844.4*
247,170.63
280,485.11
1,473,242.80
164,721.93
346,977.08
69,254.21
129,257.93
161,760.13
397,591.92
178,361.26
165,865.34
127,590.27
114,071.05
116,737.70
1,870,744.72
343,083.19
512,842.42
196,844.48
243,328.98
278,497.83
698,314.86
66,602.08
45,444.44
35,968.43
40,601.58
99,268.12
95,805.40
17,254.50
14,831.25
13,014.40
13,018.60
18,531.25
2,664,864.78
426,939.77
573,118.11
245.827.31
296,949.16
396,297.20
44 Financial Statistics
Table II. Expenditures by
Gross Current Expense
Units
61
' General
Control
62—Instructional Service 63
.
Operation
of
Plant
64
Maintenance
of
Plant
65
Fixed
Charges
66
A.
Elementary
B.
Secondary
Auxiliary
Services
Rockingham
Leaksville
Madison..
Reidsville
$ 23,984.28
22,499.48
10,183.78
17,429.08
$ 543,236.77
420,133.10
117,184.49
321,357.02
$ 187,875.94
185,217.38
62,830.57
153,784.79
$ 61,934.97
45,507.83
16,783.12
37,941.20
$ 33,296.54
27,856.55
10,724.35
21,335.93
$ 16,253.13
24,422.60
2,691.32
7,816.23
$ 113,671.93
55,267.86
27,391.66
47,692.33
31,986.28
25,842.28
1,026,729.97
410,557.35
429,110.18
178,932.26
94,198.51
48,021.39
52,462.59
31,686.69
22,419.36
17,565.89
221,001.76
Salisbury 49,472.81
Rutherford 24,730.74 942,588.0! 407,503.89 88,284.17 73,476.53 14,626.88 208,324.43
28,292.37
13,828.15
793,337.96
226,078.83
355,789.92
127,870.40
73,189.16
26,478.54
61,720.70
14,782.13
23,728.00
4,626.39
187,485.59
Clinton 44,549.12
18,304.5*5
14,646.42
357,762.36
285,441.07
116,751.05
94,670.04
27,978.82
30,445.06
34,979.69
15,999.53
7,975.08
3,848.28
66,534.65
Laurinburg 41,292.82
Stanly ... 21,119.38
16,358.68
498,445.52
268,811.23
254,223.28
113,082.98
53,615.94
29,806.82
33,392.71
21,915.33
9,342.12
13,128.46
107,584.45
Albemarle 24,924.17
Stokes 20,254.33 426,841.64 184,569.67 40,268.83 42,000.23 12,043.53 119,316.99
23,702.09
12,219.94
14,178.61
809,983.05
117,457.16
285,601.93
290,971.11
63,257.49
111,163.72
62,157.85
17,226.23
29,666.63
53,510.57
8,410.58
21,983.31
16,988.82
3,081.88
4,900.65
161,221.44
Elkin 13,036.10
Mount Airy 32,407.25
14,347.07 198,123.85 62,516.94 21,733.47 6,957.42 5,613.45 55,929.81
Transylvania 18,912.64 338,724.07 121,090.65 36,019.47 15,030.44 6,785.01 85,158.55
Tyrrell 10,818.60 104,316.28 54,661.65 9,403.78 6,654.23 1,679.29 26,700.73
24,654.98
10,696.06
22,432.18
19,927.93
754,490.88
141,387.89
383,019.02
349,308.82
349,620.19
61,380.10
87,194.79
158,183.97
60,434.41
14,649.64
31,098.47
47,225.27
58,824.80
13,717.33
31,898.14
32,768.72
18,581.41
2,540.43
16,447.98
13,672.50
185,302.85
13,773.86
82,846.54
Henderson 48,797.01
Wake 55,776.32
60,035.08
1,417,757.64
1,324,338.77
619,044.33
494,814.18
176, G38. 38
145,922.28
124,388.29
81,988.44
34,543.88
50,170.40
391,835.40
115,673.24
Warren..... .. . 20,174.09 506,113.27 205,487.48 38,713.80 35,346.03 23,751.01 106,018.13
Washington. 15,205.65 285,154.62 121,989.54 28,643.53 20,630.94 6,199.04 72,108.65
Watauga 16,985.04 357,208.34 133,933.62 33,253.59 14,118.84 5,904.22 93,932.35
22,654.55
9,701.44
17,731.54
711,718.98
75,544.60
574,983.16
354,925.71
32,998.31
223,600.30
68,599.22
8,920.85
67,528.09
67,006.64
8,608.92
50,998.23
21,538.36
1,567.89
13,619.79
133,723.53
Fremont..
Goldsboro
14,308.07
60,743.27
Wilkes 20,141.11
11,590.29
819,334.91
98,360.45
189,032.59
107,670.66
71,659.92
15,288.75
16,485.11
4,243.28
9,190.87
208.02
1^1,389.25
North Wilkesboro 32,683.39
23,990.73
11,611.13
17,691.76
489,120.88
133,854.07
578,879.81
227,448.17
70,494.44
181,796.43
47,912.12
13,256.00
60,205.52
25,289.24
14,720.80
56,130.67
35,001.51
4,735.10
24,335.76
133,139.84
Elm City 34,803.36
52,592.80
Yadkin 17,489.47 425,450.51 207,968.91 39,548.14 19,230.98 9,683.28 112,821.72
14,566.26 325,204.72 134,059.34 23,127.20 12,503.24 3,843.53 82,009.22
North Carolina
100 Counties
74 Cities
$3,802,475.46
2,322,127.93
1,480,347.53
$89,042,153.76
57,951,859.86
31,090,296.90
$35,320,374.43
23,286,686.06
12,033,688.37
$9,299,233.70
5,777,644.15
3,521,639.55
So, 725, 828. 83
4,208,286.13
2,517,542.70
$2, 679 ,.074. 84
1,601,743.97
1.077,330.87
$15,871,822 21
12,797,572.68
3,074,249.53
Financial Statistics 45
Funds, 1955-1956
—
Continued
Net Current Expense
Total
(Gross Current Expense Less 669)
67
Net
Capital
Outlay
Total
68
Net
Debt
Service
Total
69
Net
Expenditures
White Negro Total
Grand
Total
$ 980,253.54
780,904.80
247,789.29
607,356.58
$ 803,622.26
662,704.34
172,134.46
412,293.08
$ 176,631.28
118,200.46
75,654.83
195,083.50
$ 980,253.54
780,904.80
247,789.29
607,356.58
$ 152,052.78
82,045.81
135,198.57
$ 94,642.71
44,874.30
17,596.40
42,969.37
$ 1,226,949.03
907,824.91
304,991.34
785,524.52
1,877,908.65
762,078.67
1,516,397.74
564,267.49
361,510.91
197,811.18
1,877,908.65
762,078.67
358,981.56
172,237.02
100,251.23
17,692.50
2,337,141.44
952,008.19
1,759,564.65 1,590,569.65 252,003.46 1,752,573.11 96,651.72 58,024.86 1,907,249.69
1,521,503.70
458,213.56
1,058,761.19
255,618.72
462,742.51
200,722.09
1,521,503.70
456,340.81
434,205.59
45,571.91
31,530.61
32,995.34
1,987,239.90
534,908.06
630,284.12
486,313.22
323,633.15
333,975.84
308,650.97
152,367.38
630,284.12
486,343.22
49,352.94
63,979.41
18,852.27
36,083.65
696,489.33
586,406.28
975,703.40
488,027.67
871,108.17
407,927.15
101,559.88
80,100.52
972,666.05
488,027.67
538,841.65
199,030.91
80,349.60
77,165.34
1,651,857.30
764,223.92
845,295.88 764,122.76 81,173.12 845,295.88 47,263.30 11,297.50 903,856.68
1,218,534.73
234,689.38
499,902.10
1,201,567.35
224,775.80
402,117.56
16,967.38
9,913.58
97,784.54
1,218,534.73
234,689.38
499,902.10
80,358.43
11,515.71
97,552.95
58,890.28
15,762.50
33,987.50
1,357,783.44
261,967.59
631,442.55
363,222.01 357,943.21 5,278.80 363,222.01 8,509.70 8,317.99 380,049.70
621,721.83 533,836.52 27,885.31 621,721.83 159,087.09 25,084.51 805,893.43
214,234.61 110,027.71 104,203.90 214,234.61 69,122.01 283,356.62
1,451,883.52
258,145.31
1,181,562.30
162,760.34
269,883.75
95,377.47
1,451,849.05
258,137.81
436,309.10
16,381.99
7,117.50 1,955,275.65
274,519.80
634,933.12
669,884.22
317,735.47
385,755.00
317,197.65
284,129.22
634,933.12
669,884.22
125,072.78
264,004.82
42,058.25
67,489.88
802,062.15
1,001,378.92
2,810,444.74
2,272,942.39
1,808,991.02
1,649,911.80
1,001,169.50
623,030.59
2,810,160.52
2,272,942.39
1,089,468.48
569,704.76
326,530.98
317,280.82
4,208,159.88
3,159,927.97
935,604.19 339,239.37 598,364.82 935,604.19 169,805.49 1,105,409.68
549,937.34 294,496.21 245,570.60 540,086.81 47,437.48 42,449.38 629,953.67
6,613,340.00 650,740.75 10,593.25 661,334.00 82,045.41 6,650.00 750,029.41
1,430,216.99
151,650.08
1,009,204.38
947,759.35
85,709.01
556,894.03
482,457.64
65,941.07
452,310.35
1,430,216.99
151,650.08
1,009,204.38
409,637.46
28,558.23
456,260.89
45,124.97
3,986.25
25,937.50
1,884,979.42
184,194.56
1,491,402.77
1,232,833.67
270,044.84
1,194,495.54
250,835.40
94,759.75
15,765.02
1,289,255.29
266,600.42
339,067.78
2,518.68
71,785.40
11,587.10
1,760,118.47
280,706.20
975,880.55
283,474.90
971,632.75
661,154.31
141,699.10
573,847.08
314,726.24
141,198.80
397,785.67
975,880.55
282,897.90
971,632.75
229,221.15
68,232.61
98,234.32
84,107.48
21,657.50
103,342.50
1,289,209.18
372,788.01
1,173,209.57
832,194.09 784,118.38 48,075.71 832,194.09 47,725.85 28,155.79 908,075.73
598,316.51 593,537.19 4,779.32 598,316.51 105,256.86 52,000.00 755,573.37
5 162,741,016.23
107,945,920.78
54,795,095.45
& 119,083,913.45
80,630,377.52
38,453,535.93
$ 43,428,995.61
27,140,612.39
16,288,383.22
$ 162,512,909.06
107,770,989.91
54,741,919.15
& 45,111,124.04
29,231,637.35
15,879,486.69
& 10,245,151.23
5,564,169.98
4,680,981.25
$ 217,889,184.33
142,566,797.24
75,302,387.09
4G Financial Statistics
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TABLE IV. EXPENDITURES FOR GENERAL CONTROL
1955-56
The amounts paid superintendents (code 611) and clerical assistants
(codes 613 and 627-1) are reduced to an average. A separation of admin-istrative
cost between races was made by prorating cost on the basis of
average daily membership by race.
Expenditures for administration of State offices-are
given in the last table of Section III.
-not included here
—
Code Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
611
Expenditures
$ 835,995.86
96,739.46
949,702.99
134,457.56
80,764.52
16,337.49
85,912.78
15,466.72
71,058.99
35,691.56
2,322,127.93
1,669,491.38
652,636.55
$ 705,759.48
64,999.20
438,016.18
98,108.67
4,458.92
23,805.94
79,973.34
8,754.55
36,501.22
19,970.03
1,480,347.53
1,016,727.65
463,619.88
S 1,541,755.34
612 Travel 161,738.66
613 1,387,719.17
614 232,566.23
615
616
Boards of Education-Per Diem, Travel 85,223.44
40,143.43
617-1 165,886.12
617-2 24,221.27
618-1 107,560.21
618-2 55,661.59
61 3,802,475.46
61W White 2,686,219.03
61N 1,116,256.43
Average Annual Salaries
$ 8,359.96
3,056.50
3,068.31
% 9,537.29
3,030.80
2,856.19
$ 8,860.66
Clerical Assistants
3,047.20
2,962.25
54 Financial Statistics
TABLE V. EXPENDITURES FOR INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE
This table shows the total and average amounts paid teachers, principals
and supervisors, and amounts spent for instructional supplies and text-books
during 1955-56.
Summary
Elementary:
Teachers' Salaries
White...
Negro...
Principals' and Supervisors' Salaries. _
White
Negro...
Supplies
White
Negro...
Free Textbooks
White... ..„
Negro
Clerical Salaries
White...
Negro...
Other Instructional Costs
White...
Negro
Total Instructional Costs, Elementary.
White...
Negro .
High School:
Teachers' Salaries
White...
Negro...
Principals' and Supervisors' Salaries. _
White...
Negro
Supplies
White
Negro...
Vocational Education
White
Negro...
Clerical Salaries
White
Negro...-.
Other Instructional Costs
White
Negro...
Total Instructional Costs, High School
White
Negro
All Schools:
Teachers' Salaries
White
Negro
Principals' and Supervisors'
White...
Negro
$ 52,989,473.09
38,108,099.92
14,881,373.17
2,760,762.27
1,987,424.28
773,337.99
639,234.87
472,753.27
166,476.60
1,314,133.66
928,657.03
385,476.63
128,921.43
105,295.51
23,625.92
119,334.54
90,443.97
28,890.57
57,951,859.86
41,692,678.98
16,259,180.88
I 27,363,735.81
18,851,226.27
8,512,509.54
2,335,471.44
1,832,074.32
503,397.12
491,817.21
353,029.51
138,787.70
567,887.15
385,604.75
182,282.40
260,926.12
200,394.45
60,531.67
"" 70,459.17
53,513.75
16,945.42
$ 31,090,296.90
21,675,843.05
9,414,453.85
$ 89,042,156.76
63,368,522.03
25,673,634.73
t 80,353,208.90
56,959,326.19
23,393,882.71
5,096,233.71
3,819,498.60
1,276,735.11
1,131,052.08
825,787.78
305,264.30
1,882,020.81
1,314,261.78
567,759.03
389.847.55
305,689.96
84,157.59
% 14,285,553.09
11,153,047.85
3,132,505.24
3,853,223.49
3,025,875.73
827,347.76
222,454.20
175,653.27
46,800.93
4,782,272.46
3,856,726.80
925,545.66
98.441.26
75,065.11
23,376.15
44,741.56
35,557.24
9,184.32
% 9,349,948.57
6,773,857.10
2,576,091.47
1,019,449.14
622,578.64
396,870.50
188,712.88
137,716.01
50,996.87
1,305,613.18
818,372.49
487,240.69
139,672.77
106,778.19
32,894.58
30,291.83
23,5^3.10
6,748.73
635,501.66
17,926,904.95
5,708,596.71
4,872,672.63
3,648,454.37
1,224,218.26
411,167.08
313,369.28
97,797.80
6,087,885.64
4,675,099.29
1,412,786.35
238,114.03
181,843.30
56,270.73
75,033.39
59,100.34
15,933.05
$ 23,280,686.06
18.321,926.00
4,964,760.06
% 12,033,688.37
8,482,845.53
3,550,842.84
I 35,320,374.43
26,804,771.53
8.515,602.90
% 67,275,026.18
49,261,147.77
18,013,878.41
6,613,985.76
5,013,300.01
1,600,685.75
$ 36,713,684.38
25,625,083.37
11,088,601.01
3,354,920.58
2,454,652.96
900,267.62
$103,988,701.56
74,886,231.14
29,102,479.42
9,968,906.34
7,467,952.97
2,500,953.37
Financial Statistics 55
Table V. Expenditures for Instructional Service
Summary—Continued
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
I 861,869.07
648,411.54
213,277.53
1,314,133.66
928,567.03
385,476.63
227,362.69
180,360.62
47,002.07
4,782,272.46
3,856,726.80
925,545.66
164,076.10
128,001.21
38,074.89
$ 680,530.09
490,745.52
189,784.57
567,887.15
385,604.75
182,282.40
400,598.89
307,172.64
93,426.25
1,305,613.18
818,372.49
487,240.69
100,751.00
77,056.85
23,694.15
$ 1,542,219.16
White 1,139,157.06
403,062.10
1,882,020.81
White 1,314,261.78
567,759.03
627,961.58
White . 487,533.26
140,428.32
6,087,885.64
White 4,675,099.29
1,412,786.35
264,827.10
White 203,058.06
61,769.04
3 81,238,545.92
60,014,604.98
21,223,940.94
$ 43,123,985.27
30,158,688.58
12,965,296.69
$124,362,531.19
White... 90,173,2 a3.5fi
Negro... . . 34,189,237.63
Average Teacher's Salary for Year
% 3,143.28
3,115.83
3,215.86
3,044.65
3,045.62
3,041.27
3,121.81
$ 3,493.39
3,449.13
3,595.57
3,512.99
3,584.05
3,439.37
3,505.89
3,483.80
3,558.03
$ 3,254.35
White 3,218.77
3,344.37
High School-Excluding Vocational
White
3,224.05
3,228.91
3,208.88
3,247.41
White 3,099.65
3,184.07
3,221.19
3,316.90
% 4,490.40
4,474.16
4,559.34
3,312.11
3,317.81
3,291.20
3,186.26
3,170.36
3,231.71
$ 4,294.78
4,399.85
4,129.16
3,620.65
3,657.14
3,533.26
3,528.15
3,506.39
3,578.87
$ 4,446.96
White 4,460.97
4,401.20
3,416.48
White 3,424.55
3,391.13
3,296.59
White 3,274.67
Negro 3,355.17
1 4,632.15
4,665.32
4,549.05
5,374.09
5,346.07
5,479.12
5,037.31
5,053.73
4,986.56
$ 5,307.89
5,257.03
5,501.61
6,068.15
6,225.79
5,836.33
5,517.96
5,473.47
5,644.31
!f 4,919.14
White 4,931.57
Negro 4,882.35
5,505.84
White .
Negro
5,478.16
5,590.04
5,189.44
White 5,184.28
5,204.90
All Teachers, Principals, and Supervisors*,
White
S 3,287.83
3,275.64
3,322.84
S 3,634.42
3,616.78
3,675.93
$ 3,399.57
3,381.55
3,447.99
*Averages for vocational teachers are slightly excessive because travel costs were included with salary.
56 Financial Statistics
TABLE VI. EXPENDITURES FOR OPERATION OF PLANT
This summary shows by race for all schools of the State during 1955-56:
(1) the cost of janitor service, of fuel, of utilities, of supplies and of other
items of operating school plants; (2) the number of janitors employed;
(3) the average pay of janitors.
Data are divided between county and city systems.
631
631
631
632
632
632
633
633
633
634
634
634
635
635
635
Expenditures
Janitors and Maids
White
Negro
Fuel
White
Negro
Water, Lights, Power
White
Negro
Janitors' Supplies..
White
Negro
School Telephones, Other
White
Negro
Total—Operation of Plant
White
Negro
Number of Janitors and Maids
White..
Negro
Average Pay of Janitors and Maids
White
Negro
$ 2,701,757.81
2,143,376.86
558,380.95
1,495,226.01
1,138,663.31
356,562.70
971,024.64
786,644.58
184,380.06
499,146.14
381,924.73
117,221.41
110,489.55
91,358.59
19,132.96
$ 1,856,996.26
1,358,391.18
498,605.08
623,014.02
443,086.97
179,927.05
641,335.89
458,755.63
182,580.26
318,632.95
214,350.54
104,282.41
81,660.43
61,663.51
19,996.92
$ 4,558,754.07
3,501,768.04
1,056,986.03
2,118,240.03
1,581,750.2,8
536,489.75
1,612,360.53
1,245,400.21
366,960.32
817,779.09
596,275.27
221,503.82
192,149.98
153,020.10
39,129.88
$ 5,777,644.15
1,094.71
1,263.03
724.22
I 3,521,639.55
1,503.64
1,552.44
1,385.01
3,703
2,572
1,131
1,231.09
1,361.49
934.55
Financial Statistics 57
TABLE VII. EXPENDITURES FOR MAINTENANCE OF PLANT
This summary gives by race for 1955-56 the itemized cost of maintaining
school plants in all administrative units of the State. There is separation
of the figures for county and city systems. At bottom appears the relation-ship
between these expenditures for maintenance and school property
valuation.
Code Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
641
641
Expenditures
Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds
White -.
$ 2,762,462.58
2,147,073.29
615,389.29
588,403.49
448,873.99
139,529.50
839,142.91
663,302.17
175,840.74
18,277.15
% 1,716,230.12
1,185,082.51
531,147.61
388,640.05
279,332.09
109,307.96
409,896.78
305,745.78
104,151.00
2,775.75
$ 4,478,692.70
3,332,155.80
641 1,146,536.90
642 977,043.54
642 White. 728,206.08
642 248,837.46
643 Repairs to Equipment (Heating, Lighting,
1,249,039.69
643 White 969,047.95
343 279,991.74
645 Teacherages—Operation and Maintenance 21,052.90
64 S 4,208,286.13
3,277,526.60
930,759.53
$ 2,517,542.70
1,772,936.13
744,606.57
$ 6,725,828.83
64 White 5,050,462.73
64 1,675,366.10
Percentage of School Property Valuation. -_
White
1.33
1.28
1.57
1.23
1.14
1.52
1.29
1.23
1.54
TABLE VIII. EXPENDITURES FOR FIXED CHARGES
This presentation gives expenditures for fixed charges by all schools
of the State during 1955-56: division appears for county and city systems.
Code Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
651
Expenditures
_
$ 33,556.31
26,928.15
6,628.16
1,080,959.03
844,564.29
236,394.74
398,427.02
331,503.16
66,923.86
88,801.61
65,676.32
23,125.29
$ 19,837.15
14,547.48
5,289.67
406,564.54
291,159.05
115,405.49
626,338.02
429,545.84
196,792.18
24,591.16
20,183.21
4,407.95
1 53,393.46
651
651
White 41,475.63
11,917.83
652 1,487,523.57
652 White 1,135,723.34
652 351,800.23
653 1,024,765.04
653 White 761,049.00
653 263,716.04
654 113,392.77
654 White 85,859.53
654 27,533.24
65 $ 1,601,743.97
1,268,671.92
333,072.05
$ 1,077,330.87
755,435.58
321,895.29
$ 2,679,074.84
65 White 2,024,107.50
65 654,967.34
*Does not include contribution by State to Retirement System.
58 Financial Statistics
TABLE IX. EXPENDITURES FOR TRANSPORTATION
OF PUPILS AND OTHER AUXILIARY SERVICES
This summary shows by race for all administrative units during
1955-56 the cost of transporting children to and from school, of library
maintenance, of textbook rental, of health work, of school lunchrooms, of
veterans' training and of all other auxiliary services. Data are divided
between county and city systems.
Code Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
061
Expenditures
S 7,146,642.35
5,343,984.42
1,802,657.93
456,830.84
871,963.27
387,425.62
2,675,525.86
2,364,792.30
310,733.56
1,083,607.86
861,602.99
222,004.87
175,571.88
$ 684,449.69
461,596.52
222,853.17
275,308.57
468,453.77
310,363.17
1,158,613.13
908,458.48
250,154.65
123,884.90
90,889.07
32,995.83
53,176.30
% 7,831,097.04
661
661
White 5,805,585.94
2,025,511.10
662 732,139.41
663
664-6
667
Textbook—Rental
Health. Night Schools, Etc -
1,310,417.04
697,788.79
3,834,138.99
667 White 3,273,250.78
667 560,888.21
668 1,207,492.76
668 White 952,492.06
668 255,000.70
669 228,748.18
66 $ 12,797,572.68
174,930.87
$ 3,074,249.53
53,176.30
% 15,871,822.21
669 Loans Repaid, Refunds(-_)Deduct 228,107.17
$ 12,622,641.81
9,858,116.57
2,764,525.24
$ 3,021,073.23
2,213,500.16
807,573.07
$ 15,643,715.04
66 White 12,071,616.73
66 3.572,098.31
*For transportation costs by administrative units, see Table XVIII of Section I.
tlncluding Federal Funds.
Financial Statistics 59
TABLE X. EXPENDITURES FOR CAPITAL OUTLAY
This table presents by race for 1955-56: the cost of new buildings and
equipment; expenditures for alterations and additions; the cost of new
equipment; all other items of capital outlay.
Code Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
681
Expenditures
$ 21,104,358.49
15,616,544.92
5,487,813.57
7,205,236.02
5,859,252.96
1,345,983.06
155,746.34
131,952.76
23,793.58
721,515.30
555,604.64
165,910.66
44,358.03
157,165.05
423.17
$ 11,737,199.50
9,011,039.07
2,726,160.43
3,906,992.88
2,902,743.45
1,004,249.43
160,995.95
117,086.44
43,909.51
51,595.41
34,959.40
16,636.01
19,668.43
114,251.16
3,034.52
$ 32,841,557.99
681 White 24,627,583.99
681 8,213,974.00
682 11,112,228.90
682 White 8,761,996.41
682 2,350,232.49
683 316,742.29
683 White 249,039.20
683 67,703.09
684 773,110.71
684 White 590,564.04
684 182,546.67
685-6 64,026.46
687 271,416.21
688 3,457.69
68 Gross Total—Capital Outlay
687
$ 29,388,802.40
157,165.05
% 15,993,737.85
114,251.16
$ 45,382,540.25
271,416.21
$ 29,231,637.35
22,203,136.48
7,023,500.87
$ 15,879,486.69
12,088,531.31
3,790,955.38
$ 45,111,124.04
White ... 34,296,667.79
10,814,456.25
TABLE XL EXPENDITURES FOR DEBT SERVICE
Repayment State Loans..
Principal
Interest -
Payment County Bonds.
To Sinking Fund
Principal
Interest
Pavment District Bonds_.
To Sinking Fund
Principal
Interest
Repayment Temporary Loans
Gross Debt Service
Net Debt Service (Temporary Loans Subtracted)..
$ 184.712.55
157,730.27
26,982.28
5,208,167.24
3,976.01
3,161,457.46
2,042,733.77
81,866.95
5,646,036.93
5,564,169.98
3.446.02
3,000.00
446.02
3,646,625.02
3,000.00
2,130,400.00
1,513,225.02
9,564.75
4,690,546.00
4,680,981.25
North Carolina
188.158.57
160,730.27
27,428.30
5, 854, 792. 26
6,976.01
i, 291, 857. 46
1,555,958.79
91,431.70
336,582.93
245,151.23
60 Financial Statistics
TABLE XII. COUNTY TAX RATES
This table shows for each county during 1955-56: the property tax rate
levied for schools, for purposes other than schools, the total rate and the
proportion for schools. Taxes levied by districts (rural or city) are not
included.
Alamance..
Alexander..
Alleghany..
Anson
Ashe
Avery
Beaufort..
Bertie
Brunswick _
.
Buncombe..
Burke
Cabarrus...
Caldwell....
Camden
Carteret-
-
Caswell...
Catawba..
Chatham.
Cherokee -
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland
Columbus
Craven
Cumberland..
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Edgecombe .
.
Forsyth
Franklin... .-
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson- ..
Hertford
Hoke
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
For Schools
Other
than Total
Per-centage
Current Capital Debt Schools Rate FOR
Expense Outlay Service Total Schools
? .116 $ .705 $ .108 $ .929 $ .471 $ 1.40 66.4
.11 .092 .056 .258 .642 .90 28.7
.33 .37 .70 1.00 1.70 41.2
.35 .18 .20 .73 .97 1.70 42.9
.25 .30 .06 .61 2.39 3.00 20.3
.21 .31 .10 .62 1.18 1.80 34.4
.485 .025 .12 .63 .87 1.50 42.0
.46 .21 .67 .98 1.65 40.6
.31 .40 .07 .78 .82 1.60 48.7
.22 .18 .22 .62 1.18 1.80 34.4
.222 .348 .375 .945 1.135 2.08 45.4
.091 .084 .26 .435 .365 .80 54.4
.18 .14 .052 .372 .538 .91 40.9
.07 .225 .055 .35 .55 .90 38.9
.43 .42 .23 1.08 .67 1.75 61.7
.25 .12 .37 1.43 1.80 20.6
.62 .14 .39 1.15 .50 1.65 69.7
.225 .385 .17 .78 .17 .95 82.1
.06 .40 .135 .595 .565 1.16 51.3
.12 .24 .14 .50 1.32 1.82 27.5
.41 .22 .30 .93 .70 1.63 57.1
.03 .17 .20 1.80 2.00 10.0
.24 .10 .26 .60 .54 1.14 52.6
.55 .40 .135 1.085 .865 1.95 55.6
.45 .55 .33 1.33 .67 2.00 66.5
.45 .45 .75 1.20 37.5
.732 .036 .102 .87 .63 1.50 58.0
.13 .25 .01 .39 .76 1.15 33.9
.098 .136 .194 .428 .422 .85 50.4
.175 .03 .152 .357 .513 .87 41.0
.16 .535 .03 .725 .825 1.55 46.8
.154 .056 .15 .36 .39 .75 48.0
.25 .38 .15 .78 .62 1.40 55.7
.117 .246 .143 .506 .344 .85 59.5
.20 .26 .02 .48 .78 1.26 38.1
.115 .19 .315 .62 .48 1.10 56.4
.37
.25
.06
.08
.43
.37
.82
.88
1.25
1.25
34.4
.04 29.6
.26 .31 .09 .66 .58 1.24 53.2
.34 .26 .25 .85 .40 1.25 68.0
.099 .238 .027 .364 .336 .70 52.0
.142 .43 .572 .428 1.00 57.2
.30 .26 .20 .76 .59 1.35 56.3
.33 .11 .325 .765 .985 1.75 43.7
.197 .133 .225 .555 .795 1.35 41.1
.34 .31 .04 .69 .69 1.38 50.0
.10 .35 .15 .60 .60 1.20 50.0
.345 .05 .395 .805 1.20 32.9
.24 .29 .08 .61 .69 1.30 46.9
.20 .11 .16 .47 1.06 1.53 30.7
Financial Statistics 61
Table XII. County Tax Rates—Continued
Current
Expense
Capital
Outlay
Other
than
Schools
Per-centage
for
Schools
Lee
Lenoir...
Lincoln..
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg..
Mitchell
Montgomery...
Moore
Nash
New Hanover
.
Northampton
.
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
.
nk..
Pender
Perquimans..
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham.
Rowan
Rutherford..
Scotland..
Stanly....
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania..
Tyrrell
Union
Wake
Warren
Washington..
Watauga
Wayne .
.
Wilkes..
Wilson . _
Yadkin..
Yancey..
.50
.172
.227
.122
.095
.31
.295
.379
.47
.167
.354
.31
.28
.425
.187
.32
.155
.25
.31
.34
.37
.12
.226
.04
.325
.14
.11
.12
.31
.208
.176
.233
.072
.43
.095
.25
.147
.064
.03
.187
.116
1.20
.83
.44
.42
.38
.537
.721
.521
.246
.49
.582
.756
.596
.955
.81
.313
.36
.748
.531
.93
.50
1.32
.585
1.34
.442
.76
1.57
1.59
2.00
1.35
1.05
1.30
1.15
1.35
1.15
1.20
1.70
1.65
1.20
1.26
1.80
.75
1.75
1.50
1.66
1.00
1.70
1.55
1.748
1.15
1.07
1.55
1.70
.90
1.07
1.38
1.30
1.20
1.80
54.1
34.5
53.9
59.0
45.0
46.0
37.6
37.0
37.3
49.7
49.4
36.5
55.0
34.9
38.7
54.9
41.6
38.0
50.0
22.4
62.3
23.3
52.3
57.4
59.8
51 6
47.1
31.1
49.5
29.0
66.0
36.7
12.8
North Carolina
Unweighted Average .
.
62 Financial Statistics
TABLE XIII—CITY TAX RATES
This table shows for 74 cities and towns of the State, those operating
as school administrative units, arranged alphabetically by counties, the
property tax rates levied during 1955-56 for schools, for purposes other
than schools, the total rate and the proportion which went to schools. Taxes
levied by counties (see preceding table) are additional. At the bottom of
table is an unweighted average of these city tax rates for several years.
For Schools
Other
than
Schools
Total
Rate
Per-
Cities
Current
Expense
Capital
Outlay
Debt
Service Total
centage
FOR
Schools
1 .20 $ .20 I .20 $ 1.60
•1.40
1.38
1.85
1.56
1.00
1.00
1.265
$ 1.80
1.40
1.60
2.05
1.81
1.15
1.24
1.35
11.8
0.0
.22
.20
.25
.15
.24
.085
.22
.20
.25
.15
.24
.085
13.7
9.8
13.8
13.0
19.4
6.3
.30
.27
.20
.30
.27
.20
1.11
.95
1.20
+1.50
+1.80
+1.30
+1.70
.75
2.00
1.35
.98
1.05
1.51
1.36
1.50
1.56
1.75
.95
+1.45
1.24
1.26
1.17
1.15
1.83
1.95
1.83
1.50
.98
1.50
1.15
1.06
+1.45
1.27
1.00
1.75
1.00
.95
1.65
.95
1.75
1.40
1.41
1.22
1.40
1.50
1.80
1.30
1.90
1.15
2.00
1.50
1.23
1.30
1.68
1.76
1.75
1.95
1.90
1.10
1.75
1.39
1.54
1.45
1.65
2.03
1.95
2.03
1.90
1.30
1.65
1.30
1.20
1.45
1.77
1.30
2.25
1.42
1.10
1.91
1.40
2.00
1.87
21.3
22.1
14.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
.20
.32
.20
.40
10.5
Shelby .08 34.8
Whiteville 0.0
.09
.25
.25
.17
.36
.25
.35
.06 .15
.25
.25
.17
.40
.25
.39
.15
.15
.30
.15
.28
.28
.50
.20
10.0
20.3
19.2
10.1
.04 22.7
14.3
.04
.15
20.0
7.9
.15
.30
.15
.243
.25
.50
.20
13.6
17.1
Oxford 10.8
.037
.03
18.2
19.3
30.3
Weldon 9.9
0.0
.20
.40
.30
.15
.15
.14
.20
.40
.32
.15
.15
.14
9.9
21.1
.02 24.6
9.1
11.5
11.7
0.0
.48
.30
.50
.30
.15
.16
.25
.25
.17
.02 .50
.30
.50
.42
.15
.26
.45
.25
.47
28.2
23.1
22.2
.12 29.6
Chapel Hill 13.6
Elizabeth City . .10
.20
13.6
32.1
Tryon 12.5
Asheboro - .. .30 25.1
Financial Statistics
Table XIII. City Tax Rates—Continued
63
Foh Schools
Other
than
Schools
Total
Rate
Per-
Cities
Current
Expense
Capital
Outlay
Debt
Service Total
centage
FOR
Schools
.16
.16
.16
.16
1.85
1.25
1.80
.85
1.85
1.60
+1.65
.80
1.25
1.30
1.50
1.72
1.35
.91
1.30
1.00
1.80
1.50
1.38
1.25
1.40
1.60
1.70
1.25
2.01
1.41
1.80
1.00
1.85
1.80
1.65
1.03
1.25
1.50
1.85
2.23
1.61
1.43
1.50
1.15
1.95
1.50
1.69
1.45
1.61
1.80
1.80
1.45
8.0
11.3
0.0
.15 .15 15.0
0.0
.20 .20 11.1
0.0
.23 .23 22.3
0.0
.20
.30
.21
.19
.30
.20
.15
.15
.20
.35
.51
.26
.52
.20
.15
.15
13.3
.05
.30
.07
.22
18.9
22.9
16.1
36.4
Elkin 13.3
13.0
7.7
0.0
.31
.20
.21
.20
.10
.20
.31
.20
.21
.20
.10
.20
18.3
13.8
13.0
11.1
Elm City 5.6
13.8
Unweighted Average*
1955-1956—74 Cities
$ .187 1 S .025 $ .212 $ 1.357 $ 1.569 I 13.4
+Estimated
* Not incorporated.
64 Financial Statistics
TABLE XIV. SUPPLEMENTARY SCHOOL TAXES
This tabulation gives a summary of taxes levied for supplementary
purposes during 1955-56. Four (4) counties as shown below, had voted a
supplementary tax: New Hanover, Scotland, Cabarrus, and Johnston
(chronological order).
The forty-seven (47) Districts within Counties which had a Supplemen-tary
Tax in 1955-56 are listed below.
Items Counties Cities North Carolina
N umber Administrative Units 100
4
47
74
GO
174
64
Number Districts (within counties) Having
Supplementary Tax _ 47
LIST OF DISTRICTS
Counties
Number of
Districts Rate Levied
12
9
2
.15
.10
.20
.20
.20
10, .12, .15
Guilford .145
.15
.20, .25
.15
Martin . .15, .20
.20
.15
Pitt . .10, .15, .20
.10, .20
TABLE XV. LONG-TERM INDEBTEDNESS FOR SCHOOLS
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
77,689,759 60,090,150 137,779.909
2,719,100 8,541,037 11,260,137
State Loans to Administrative Units, June 30, 1956 739,310 38,000 777,310
Total Indebtedness (sum of I, II, III) 81,148,169 68,669,187 149,817 356
315,570,663 204,035,995 519,606,658
28.8 25.7 33.7
3,400,560,536 2,715,009,666 6,115,570,202
Percent Indebtedness is of Taxable Property
Valuation.- 2.4 2.5 2.4
60,646 464,498 525,144
.4 .07 .7
State Funds 65
SECTION III
STATE AND FEDERAL FUNDS
1955-56
66 State Funds
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Object Description
Description
| Title | Biennial report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction of North Carolina to Governor..., for the scholastic years... |
| Other Title | Biennial report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction of North Carolina to Governor |
| Creator | North Carolina. Department of Public Instruction. |
| Date | 1956 |
| Place | North Carolina, United States |
| Publisher | Raleigh : Dept. of Public Instruction |
| Rights | State Document see http://digital.ncdcr.gov/u?/p249901coll22,63754 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format | Reports |
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BIENNIAL REPORT
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PART III
STATISTICAL REPORT
1955-1956
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1956
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. 347
BIENNIAL REPORT
OF THE
SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
OF
NORTH CAROLINA
FOR
1955-1956
PART III
STATISTICAL REPORT
1955-1956
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
Page
SECTION I. GENERAL STATISTICS
Table I.
Table II.
Table III.
Table IV.
Table V.
Table VI.
Table VII.
Table VIII
Table IX.
Table X.
Table XI.
Table XII.
Table XIII
Table XIV.
Table XV.
Table XVI.
Table I.
Table II.
Table III.
Table IV.
Table V.
Table VI.
Table VII.
Table VIII.
Table IX.
Table X.
Table XI.
Table XII.
Table XIII.
Table XIV.
Table XV.
Table I.
Table II.
Table III.
Table IV.
Table V.
Table VI.
Table VII.
Table VIII.
Table IX.
Table X.
Table XI.
Table XII.
Table XIII.
Table XIV.
Table XV.
Population, Membership and Attendance 5
Average Daily Membership, Average Daily
Attendance by Grades 16
Total Enrollment 17
White Enrollment (a+e) by Years 18
Negro Enrollment (a-f-e) by Years 19
Enrollment, Losses, Membership by Grades 20
Membership and Promotions by Grades 21
Training of Teachers and Principals 22
Instructional and Supervisory Personnel 23
Administrative Organization of Schools 24
Number of Elementary Schools Taught — by Size 26
Number of High Schools Taught — by Size 27
High School Graduates 28
School Libraries 29
School Property Owned 30
Transportation of Pupils 31
SECTION II. FINANCIAL STATISTICS
Summary of Funds Available and Expended 34
Expenditures by Funds 38
Expenditures by Sources of Funds 46
Expenditures for General Control 53
Expenditures for Instructional Services 54
Expenditures for Operation of Plant 56
Expenditures for Maintenance of Plant 57
Expenditures for Fixed Charges 57
Expenditures for Transportation of Pupils
and Other Auxiliary Services 58
Expenditures for Capital Outlay 59
Expenditures for Debt Service 59
County Tax Rates 60
City Tax Rates 62
Supplementary School Taxes 64
Long-Term Indebtedness for Schools 64
SECTION III. STATE AND FEDERAL FUNDS
State Nine Months School Fund 66
State Aid to Local Administrative Units — all funds ... 70
Vocational Education Payments to Units —
State and Federal 78
State Literary Fund 86
Public School Insurance Fund 87
Vocational Education Federal Funds 87
State Textbook Fund 88
Resource Use Education Fund 88
Commercial Education Fund 89
School Plant Construction, Improvement and
Repair Fund of 1949 89
School Plant Construction, Improvement and
Repair Fund of 1953 89
Federal Funds for Vocational Textile School 90
Federal Funds for School Lunchroom Program 90
Federal Funds for Veterans Training Program 91
Rodman Trust Fund 91
SECTION 1
GENERAL STATISTICS
1955-1956
TABLE I. POPULATION, MEMBERSHIP AND ATTENDANCE
This table shows by race for each administrative unit in the State during
1955-1956: the school population (ages 6-20, inclusive), average daily mem-bership
and average daily attendance—distributed by levels of instruction
(elementary or high).
The summary—this page—gives the school population, average daily
membership and average daily attendance for North Carolina along with
a series of percentage calculations.
Summary of Table I
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
852,931
604,908
248,023
372,137
255,606
116,531
1,225,068
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364,554
683,224
490,090
193,134 i
304,898
208,513
96,385
988,122
White 698,603
Negro 289,519
In Elementary Schools
White
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383,507
159,190
140,527
106,583
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159,243
75,277
70,378
49,270
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288,742
198,217
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542,750
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155,853
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661,098
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144,446
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100,786
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151,178
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White 513,273
Negro 215,161
198,665
White
Negro
147,825
50,840
80.1
81.0
77.9
74.8
76.5
70.7
81.9
81.6
82.7
77.6
77.5
77.7
80.7
White 81.2
79.4
75.7
White.. 76.8
73.0
Percentage of Membership in Attendance
White
93.4
94.4
90.9
93.3
94.4
90.7
93.8
94.6
91.4
94.7
95.1
93.9
94.6
94.9
93.9
95.0
95.5
93.9
93.8
94.6
Negro . . _. . . 91.9
93.7
White 94.6
91.8
In High Schools. . . ... 94.2
White 94.8
92.3
TABLE I. PC)PUUmo>>r, ME1VIBERSHIP,
School Population (6-20, inc.) Average Daily
Administrative Unit
White Negro Total
Elementary High
County
Citt White Negro White
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
10,178
6,200
3,864
1,890
2,139
329
1,318
6,915
4,116
3,900
2,640
2,656
5,389
3,682
21,148
8,040
7,900
1,573
2,300
6,998
2,975
7,176
11,921
1,997
860
5,625
3,682
8,121
8,081
2,162
4,799
2,088
1,400
1,804
789
1,135
1,733
9,350
2,214
3,800
8,278
2,583
5,100
3,420
2,975
1,750
397
65
2,601
1,140
1,001
62
27
2,701
1,960
6,261
4,967
2,952
647
2,680
356
242
640
1,102
1,080
908
504
629
812
1,539
4,029
817
726
477
2,675
13"
115
635
1,381
14
4,520
298
1,100
4,804
1,406
2,800
1,780
13,153
7,950
4,261
1,955
4,740
1,469
2,319
6,977
4,143
6,601
4,600
8,917
10,356
6,634
21,795
10,720
8,256
1,815
2,940
8,100
4,055
8,084
12,425
2,626
1,672
7,164
7,711
8,938
8,807
2,639
7,474
2,088
1,413
1,919
1,404
2,516
1,747
13,870
2,512
4.900
13,082
3,989
7,900
5,200
3,355
2,158
1,350
701
699
96
456
2,051
1,439
1,193
921
931
1,851
1,263
6,396
2,610
2,971
471
798
2,437
1,040
1,843
3,739
628
328
1,963
1,039
2,709
1,997
774
1,710
882
532
528
193
381
623
2,809
761
1,166
2,837
761
1,848
916
3,173
1,952
1,314
672
653
97
419
1,787
1,311
1,162
861
829
1,698
1,113
6,079
2,480
2,651
434
682
2,153
1,065
1,762
3,492
587
265
1,713
972
2,474
1,918
689
1,553
832
443
452
197
383
530
2,640
707
1,054
2,675
712
1,742
850
964
574
151
22
950
336
316
20
10
819
629
1,818
1,642
897
256
889
164
54
159
401
289
301
151
199
240
369
1,294
315
284
140
1,004
917
527
117
21
855
386
317
18
6
800
587
1,845
1,554
823
200
834
155
55
163
387
309
259
143
195
222
337
1,145
280
277
135
914
900
561
330
164
245
37
117
519
362
460
272
277
448
353
1,753
738
678
119
231
627
231
527
848
234
67
460
296
784
539
236
446
63
132
287
63
118
140
792
198
337
703
196
247
433
939
551
400
186
261
34
156
652
436
425
252
270
Bladen 511
378
1,948
727
Burke . -- 774
127
272
687
296
593
Caldwell - - 1,025
244
77
499
307
818
566
230
472
66
1
54
213
444
9
35
177
410
119
301
67
104
Clay 171
Cleveland
Kings Mountain
Shelby
1,407
86
364
1,651
366
1,024
566
1,412
96
381
1,649
432
1,008
534
812
228
363
Columbus
Whiteville
837
211
199
New Bern 432
ATTENDANCE, 1955-1956
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
Negro Total White Negro White Negro Tota
Boys GirJs Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
242
127
315
150
10,805
6,600
3,203
2,097
3,031
1,888
915
558
873
514
860
549
905
532
225
124
299
147
10,311
6,409
44 53 3,759 1,284 1,247 148 113 309 384 42 50 3,555
1,766
4,058
1,137
1,977
650
677
92
425
634
633
93
392
21
893
311
297
20
810
364
301
156
236
35
110
180
252
33
149
1,661
169
51
85
226
100
111
160
45
76
215
93
106
3,876
1,066
1,856
7 4 5,058 1,913 1,690 17 16 492 627 8 3 4,764
3 3 3,570 1,355 1,247 10 5 334 405 2 3 3,361
182
151
225
160
5,266
3,833
1,140
869
1,117
817
761
576
750
544
433
259
407
239
167
142
212
153
4,987
3,599
437 483 6,390 866 786 1,561 1,638 255 254 389 437 6,186
417 492 8,613 1,714 1,589 1,488 1,432 420 484 382 455 7,964
240 255 5,322 1,192 1,052 846 785 332 357 230 245 5,039
16,632
8,877
6,133
2,453
5,841
2,317
251
864
196
814
1,683
700
1,857
687
15,941
327 272 316 264 8,415
7,393
1,260
2,542
2,844
448
767
2,552
414
651
157
53
153
150
54
156
654
114
222
752
122
263
7,109
1,205
117 120 114 118 2,444
6,692
3,598
5,467
2,322
1,001
1,764
2,062
1,024
1,685
391
275
286
378
298
245
605
227
508
663
287
571
6,421
3,459
5,234
156
81
212
101
147
78
200
97
9,398
2,254
3,463
587
3,267
546
140
190
134
187
804
223
974
231
8,782
83 84 78 80 2,122
58 67 1,324 311 250 231 214 63 73 55 62 1,259
129 129 5,599 1,872 1,638 352 321 441 481 125 126 5,356
216 320 5,589 968 915 1,187 1,062 276 290 201 303 5,202
50
65
76
37
53
66
7,467
5,699
2,346
2,594
1,912
741
2,373
1,827
656
304
' 277
131
272
270
128
745
517
228
785
541
222
48
64
71
36
52
63
7,157
5,460
2,240
258 278 6,635 1,611 1,473 939 865 422 453 237 261 6,261
1,843
1,236
1,670
817
502
493
786
424
426
57
127
267
62
115
284
1,722
1
52
8
33
1 177
7 6 6 6 1,567
910
2,021
185
364
191
362
207
426
172
395
58
113
65
100
878
76 105 74 101 1,935
1,464
10,579
2,144
3,802
581
2,624
721
1,101
501
2,488
667
989
131
739
187
321
160
770
216
347
1,373
321
44
62
386
24
75
1,322
81
339
1,337
92
357
299
42
58
364
23
70
9,943
2,029
3,582
400
96
434
123
11,186
2,897
2,647
719
2,526
674
1,531
335
1,541
400
649
182
779
198
372
89
410
115
10,455
2,712
121
210
155
262
6,344
4,203
1,768
868
1,675
804
960
502
959
482
242
404
195
406
116
186
149
244
6,064
3,896
General Statistics
Table I. Population, Membership,
School Population (6-20, inc.)
Administrative Unit
County
Cm-
Cumberland
Fayetteville
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Lexington
Thomasville
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Durham City...
Edgecombe
Tarboro
Forsyth
Winston-Salem..
Franklin
Franklinton
Gaston
Cherryville
Gastonia
Gates
Graham
Granville
Oxford
Greene
Guilford
Greensboro
High Point
Halifax..
Roanoke Rapids.
Weldon
Harnett
Haywood
Canton
Henderson...
Hendersonville..
Hertford
Hoke
Hyde
Iredell..-
Mooresville
Statesville
Jackson
J, 051
!,095
672
',554
5,300
594
90
425
980
746
588
5,579
6,135
1,650
3,208
470
1,384
2,967
5,195
2,400
10,417
1,089
1,079
5,088
4,524
3,491
837
1,861
480
983
1,642
1,431
11,027
4,900
3,291
3,922
13,212
25,716
2,262
8,099
2,883
2,082
5,987
3,795
19,915
18,925
10,800
13,328
3,814
1,949
6,575
5,586
1,509
9,415
2,780
4,276
Average Daily
Elementary
1,227
2,522
6,949
542
2,016
323
672
889
591
894
6,205
4,909
2,662
3,398
2,502
724
734
234
2,640
648
1,034
1,645
430
3,464
1,286
815
1,044
2,276
2,101
2,812
6,605
506
1,878
303
642
816
539
764
5,628
4,544
2,540
997
870
248
3,157
2,318
2,382
657
1,021
Negro
Boys Girls
1,004
127
440
1,166
1,776
817
3,486
376
352
180
1,611
595
163
202
214
30
124
333
249
205
1,792
1,012
165
410
1,077
1,091
1,756
760
952
296
571
145
son
1,526
1,178
748
General Statistics
Attendance, 1955-1956
—
Continued
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
Negro Total White Negro White Negro Total
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
231
242
388
334
13,036
7,794
3,507
1,597
3,286
1,582
1,541
1,312
1,529
1,273
689
479
730
529
196
227
341
319
11,819
7,318
40 61 1,480 384 329 194 196 91 98 35 55 1,382
5 9 1,201 412 413 27 29 129 134 4 9 1,157
9,497
4,296
2,910
3,601
1,335
860
3,323
1,226
792
130
302
230
117
314
239
904
326
263
1,017
388
267
9,092
""ill"
96
104"
88
106~
91
"""loo"
85
4,097
2,827
68 58 3,487 1,182 998 210 200 296 332 67 57 3,322
407 517 10,779 2,391 2,170 1,544 1,669 689 794 386 478 10,101
167
487
286
583
7,882
12,554
2,161
2,734
1,982
2,660
1,047
2,042
837
1,974
430
733
503
707
159
455
277
543
7,456
11,848
315
109
434
112
7,216
3,007
895
698
826
646
1,783
443
1,795
499
235
162
270
186
277
99
395
105
6,481
2,841
241
572
201
639
15,857
17,109
5,488
3,777
5,107
3,478
552
2,955
485
2,903
1,471
1,019
1,471
1,040
225
525
191
598
14,990
16,295
259
60
313
71
6,263
1,415
1,075
261
975
241
1,199
303
1,144
295
385
54
419
75
222
58
281
68
5,700
1,355
265
46
176
217
43
179
18,840
1,727
6,653
6,617
518
1,921
6,275
485
1,773
949
117
424
960
148
395
1,314
147
779
1,337
144
724
247
44
166
2D5
40
171
17,904
1,643
6,353
130 184 2,387 311 294 560 539 115 110 112 166 2,207
1,686
5,002
3,276
634
827
556
611
770
512
161
267
163
194
310
182
1,600
231
134
281
199
1,036
739
1,023
670
216
124
265
189
4,714
3,135
179 270 4,947 867 746 1,098 941 288 304 161 248 4,633
191
454
185
176
599
230
17,574
16,549
8,765
5,899
4,691
2,527
5,359
4,337
2,403
1,126
1,713
786
1,057
1,694
733
1,445
1,136
699
1,519
1,283
777
179
429
177
167
571
223
16,751
15,854
8,325
440
83
88
672
114
135
10,545
3,298
1,597
932
875
233
841
841
233
2,806
359
312
2,837
371
311
277
290
83
271
258
93
369
77
77
590
106
122
9,023
3,177
1,464
333 367 12,266 3,237 3,012 1,446 1,386 889 1,011 314 352 11,627
6,341
2,692
2,364
928
2,206
926
32
44
17
42
684
313
698
297
""28" "'"24* 6,001 27" 23" 2,600
5,242
1,924
2,044
499
1,860
490
477
179
569
214
4,950
1,824
....... """"63" ""In ill' 69"
---
259 385 5,707 636 637 1,456 1,500 204 214 237 357 5,291
148 234 4,031 872 615 850 854 148 155 133 214 3,641
71 84 1,357 223 195 286 273 68 81 65 77 1,288
149
44
90
157
54
96
7,902
2,270
3,482
2,456
617
974
2,233
626
954
559
157
283
540
139
301
596
262
277
712
280
326
142
43
87
151
52
93
7,389
2,176
3,295
18 13 4,198 1,596 1,544 27 26 397 460 17 13 4,080
10 General Statistics
Table I. Population, Membership,
Administrative Unit
County
City
School Population (6-20, inc.)
Negro
Average Daily
Elementary
Negro
Boys Boys Girls Boys Girls
Johnston..
Jones
Macon..
.
Madison
.
Martin...
Mitchell
Montgomery..
Moore
Pinehurst
Southern Pines..
Nash
Rocky Mount..
New Hanover..
Northampton .
.
Onslow
Orange
Chapel Hill..
Pasquotank
Elizabeth City..
Pender
Perquimans
Person
Polk
Tryon..
17,139
1,820
4,202
5,530
4,242
4,664
3,100
20,050
21,700
4,403
3,856
6,051
477
880
8,063
4,000
15,976
2,580
7,714
2,917
1,331
4,901
7,350
2,800
9,173
3,817
5,963
1,782
1,963
270
75
82
5,221
170
230
10
1,581
1,994
6,233
6,490
2,200
4,381
1,280
3,298
8,586
2,100
23,102
3,602
4,277
5,612
9,463
4,413
5,417
8,045
975
1,656
15,530
7,100
22,203
9,070
9,914
5,020
2,702
2,302
3,960
15,936
4,900
5,223
587
674
1,086
1,380
1,504
1,325
2,020
163
294
2,673
1,293
4,045
853
2,808
427
1,557
2,365
1,526
1,180
1,418
1,516
1,241
1,417
960
5,584
6,984
1,386
1,224
3,793
776
2,554
1,098
497
522
450
501
1,131
1,867
577
2,194
729
1,415
161
1,167
282
663
General Statistics 11
Attendance, 1955-1956
—
Continued
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
Negro Total White Negro White Negro Total
Boys Girls
468
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
380 17,571 4,898 4,516 1,670 1,711 1,306 1,501 328 415 16,345
173 171 2,990 56C 542 532 547 152 190 166 167 2,856
149 201 3,451
2,767
7,765
4,987
619
1,024
1,566
1,181
595
1,023
1,468
1,140
712 636 167
285
470
274
194
281
510
306
145 197 3,265
2,613
289
204
329
215
1,429
737
1,360
735
266
196
310
207
7,379
4,776
78 79 4,707
2,004
3,741
1,685
528
1,360
1,545
484
1,332
314
97
28
288
94
20
203
302
351
247
375
385
66 71 4,419
1,880
7 6 6 5 3,487
4,327
7,768
1,634
1,300
1,443
1,194
8
1.521
7
1,619
465
382
502
428
4,109
365 444 309 393 7,146
3,834
2,902
1,433
942
1,357
922
417
287
469
297
3,676
39 45 122 134 38 44 2,786
328
808
395
822
18,333
27,019
5,756
6,711
5,254
6,558
1,368
3,294
1,283
3,436
1,400
1,938
1,396
1,960
289
759
357
785
17,101
25,441
3,655 1,339 1,276 345 399 3,359
90 146 4,603 1,229 1,146 538 495 317 321 80 134 4,260
173
51
69
218
37
63
6,701
756
1,285
1,884
155
274
1,752
162
268
645
125
191
566
105
195
496
47
90
591
42
76
161
48
65
209
35
62
6,304
719
1,221
249
319
473
344
12,569
5,991
2,506
1,242
2,383
1,177
2,036
870
2,123
925
622
432
752
409
211
277
385
312
10,998
5,644
483 566 15,072 3,843 3,599 1,798 1,766 1,111 1,126 442 535 14,220
268 481 7,408 806 738 1,924 1,929 267 273 240 442 6,619
179 185 8,489 2,684 2,456 728 670 630 539 167 175 8,049
154
96
185
116
4,316
2,368
1,113
468
1,029
473
608
376
542
372
189
177
241
191
145
93
175
113
4,042
2,263
121 120 2,538 565 505 371 371 183 183 105 107 2,390
2,089
3,423
467
809
429
762
415
459
399
419
114
186
130
218
1,954
191 187 173 174 3,200
248 321 5,096 878 861 990 924 261 324 229 299 4,766
118 119 2,310 402 388 467 426 133 141 110 115 2,182
257 357 6,783 1,458 1,354 1,042 1,025 422 453 229 335 6,318
500
110
613
181
12,748
4,258
2,265
938
1,998
888
2,434
737
2,405
727
628
232
751
259
438
104
541
171
11,458
4,056
2,053
847
749
260
635
211
103
60
128
54
151
85
189
94
1,955
21 17 20 16 800
67
63
68
46
8,866
3,855
3,078
1,276
2,889
1,254
325
176
294
208
797
329
871
339
62
61
63
44
8,379
3,687
12 General Statistics
Table I. Population, Membership,
School Population (6-20, inc.)
Administrative Unit
County
City
Richmond
Hamlet..
Rockingham. _.
Robeson
Fairmont
Lumberton
Maxton
Red Springs
Saint Pauls
Rockingham
Leaksvi lie
Madison City..
Reidsville
Rowan
Salisbury
Rutherford
Samoson
Clinton
Scotland
Laurinburg
Stanly
Albemarle
Stokes
Surry
Elkin
Mount Airy...
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
Monroe
Vance
Henderson City
Wake
Raleigh
Warren
Washington
Watauga
Wayne
Fremont
Goldsboro
1,879
1,309
840
3,829
1,983
1,560
1,127
1,019
1,107
1,757
950
644
1,325
28
277
746
2,477
860
3,231
2,550
8,199
4,476
7,921
2,233
4,147
587
3,820
5,554
3,436
2,970
4,380
1,605
1,852
2,447
7,955
5,050
2,126
3,970
8,720
1,522
3,482
2,446
4,514
1,412
10,023
4,468
4,540
10,508
1,090
8,144
Average Daily
Elementary
Boys Girls
1,325
690
619
4,650
382
1,000
174
1,941
1,355
410
853
3,797
2,422
1,516
210
654
735
1,528
2,139
173
1,373
1,335
674
605
941
146
243
429
1,740
1,299
338
1,774
730
1,355
206
628
653
1,482
1,970
154
1,334
Negro
Boys Girls
705
436
225
1,273
335
188
245
86
31
219
6
108
260
660
20
1,417
163
1,133
707
395
233
1,163
517
495
1,413
429
1,000
7
34
243
1,363
183
1,127
High
452
389
112
265
452
794
169
297
213
336
62
115
229
51
105
102
543
430
158
311
1,109
347
1,121
879
182
301
253
403
75
854
229
238
472
General Statistics 13
Attendance, 1955-1956
—
Continued
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
Negro Total White Negro White Negro Total
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
62
110
101
118
108
114
4,783
2,802
2,456
1,252
653
590
1,268
638
215
613
385
205
628
355
576
222
194
244
273
178
285
52
102
93
100
103
107
4,408
2,608
2,315
194
103
106
61
84
91
224
130
112
89
84
101
13,554
2,169
3,610
1,336
1,592
2,036
3,830
360
969
164
245
429
3,739
299
906
139
229
397
1,062
473
475
309
333
346
1,001
489
449
340
322
294
62S
101
191
46
101
106
834
109
223
48
99
97
1S2
97
99
52
77
82
194
122
104
78
78
92
11,498
2,050
3,416
1,176
1,484
1,843
5,993
4,134
1,461
3,477
1,805
1,271
381
807
1,639
1,217
315
795
658
257
154
379
613
263
152
418
370
103
251
510
404
148
296
5,643
49
51
230
74
67
251
46
47
220
71
63
243
3,899
1,363
3,320
227
163
286
136
12,068
3,912
3,761
1,003
3.382
970
798
363
831
372
1,133
377
1,064
333
209
150
244
127
11,422
3,695
157 204 10,938 3,583 3,205 555 575 1,020 1,066 149 195 10,348
2C8
240
274
263
9,829
2,947
2,265
558
2,189
534
1,363
437
1,287
402
738
188
815
166
183
224
248
247
9,086
2,756
128
106
159
129
4,090
3,211
648
795
654
730
978
403
927
392
136
168
167
201
119
81
151
106
3,780
2,876
52
76
64
70
6,176
2,852
2,067
852
1,922
829
320
184
280
164
552
281
641
280
49
74
61
68
5,892
2,732
39 49 5,230 1,758 1,690 234 213 466 522 37 48 4,968
7,497
1,286
3,089
2,794
390
884
2,635
421
907
83
30
210
57
29
217
746
162
291
842
175
295
7,157
1,207
91 83 88 79 2,971
2,105
3,812
790 735 5 7 194 234 1,965
1,415 1,273 100 86 317 381 3,572
78 87 1,221 199 196 243 231 59 71 73 83 1,155
100
83
149
75
8,782
1,668
2,580
375
2,529
364
726
223
677
268
755
111
813
98
82
75
127
69
8,289
1,583
3,775
4,295
545
943
485
865
. 1,083
577
993
565
207
196
196
232
3 509
275 394 268 385 4,031
536
339
721
405
17,648
12,262
4,130
3,284
3,805
3,143
2,591
1,366
2,489
1,308
1,153
946
1,238
908
486
324
662
392
16,554
11,671
421 555 6,379 619 593 1,747 1,681 185 219 386 518 5,948
129 163 3,462 693 623 608 651 181 225 120 152 3,253
3 5 4,018 1,405 1,383 18 24 449 448 2 4 3,733
333
42
295
359
59
327
8,910
852
6,389
2,002
164
1,304
1,870
146
1,254
1,303
153
1,070
1,261
173
1,069
622
31
392
632
43
368
302
40
270
330
56
305
8,322
806
6,032
14 General Statistics
Table I. 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.... 9,588
2,019
4,207
1,308
4,200
6,262
4,730
733
123
3,001
1,477
3,400
349
54
10,321
2,142
7,208
2,785
7,600
6,811
4,784
3,856
337
1,302
262
1,341
1,921
1,601
3,584
328
1,206
243
1,283
1,804
1,582
226
63
948
457
1,193
138
14
197
55
963
482
1,168
113
17
552
357
387
103
397
629
451
623
North Wilkesboro 412
419
Elm City .. 108
Wilson City 438
Yadkin 634
492
860,514
604,908
255,606
364,554
248,023
116,531
1,225,068
852,931
372,137
280,933
199,315
81,618
261,817
184,192
77,625
119,352
81,403
37,949
115,115
77,787
37,328
75,188
51,137
24,051
80,665
100 Counties 55,446
74 Cities.. 25,219
General Statistics 15
Attendance, 1955-1956
—
Continued
Membership Average Daily Attendance
Elementary High
Negro Total White Negro White Negro Total
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
101 107 9,246
1,552
5,590
1,860
6,327
5,315
4,157
3,577
317
1,219
250
1,256
1,784
1,550
3,372
308
1,144
234
1,204
1,693
1,533
211
59
781
420
1,058
134
13
188
51
806
450
1,042
110
15
505
342
362
94
375
579
438
586
393
398
103
415
597
478
96 101 8,636
1,470
149
84
240
39
216
121
267
37
118
77
203
37
172
111
226
36
5,000
1,739
5,779
4,970
4,027
24,958
15,073
9,885
30,094
18,871
11,223
988,122
683,224
304,898
265,178
187,603
77,575
247,734 108,841
73,324
35,517
106,681 71,085
48,103
22,982
76,740
52,683
24,057
22,869
13,655
9,214
27,971
17,375
10,596
927,099
638,357
288,742
16 General Statistics
TABLE II. AVERAGE DAILY MEMBERSHIP, AVERAGE DAILY
ATTENDANCE BY GRADES
This tabulation shows by race and grades—separately, for county and
city systems—during 1955-1956: average daily membership, average daily
attendance and the percentage of membership in attendance. Average daily
absences may be secured by subtraction of A.D.A. from A.D.M.
White Negro
Grades Average
Daily
Membership
Average
Daily
Attendance
Percentage
of Member-ship
in
Attendance
'-Average 1 Daily
Membership
Average
Daily
Attendance
Percentage
of Member-ship
in
Attendance
State
First 73,951
76,699
82,006
65,458
61,477
62,375
63,984
56,398
402
69,048
72,304
77,940
62,196
58,531
58,953
60,619
53,316
366
93.4
94.3
95.0
95.0
95.2
94.5
94.7
94.5
91.0
38,000
34,804
33,124
28,864
26,706
25,938
24,762
21,893
376
34,777
32,212
30,616
26,479
24,421
23,781
22,610
19,923
342
91.5
92.6
Third ... 92.4
Fourth . 91.7
Fifth 91.4
Sixth 91.7
91.3
Eighth 91.0
91.0
542,750
50,310
41,294
34,002
30,235
12
513,273
47,562
39,130
32,274
28,848
11
94.6
94.5
94.8
94.9
95.4
91.7
234,467
19,114
15,016
11,673
9,231
18
215,161
17,500
13,822
10,798
8,703
17
91.8
Ninth 91.6
Tenth 92.0
92.5
Twelfth 94.3
94.4
High 155,853
698,603
147,825
661,098
94.8
94.6
55,052
289,519
50,840
266,001
92.3
Total 91.9
County Systems
First 52,337
53,714
57,121
46,147
44,063
44,514
45,585
39,976
50
48,891
50,624
54,223
43,753
41,711
42,067
43,092
37,689
45
93.4
94.2
94.9
94.8
94.7
94.5
94.5
94.3
90.0
25,798
23,386
22,400
19,974
18,446
17,857
16,626
14,627
76
23,383
21,459
20,484
18,119
16,667
16,111
15,004
13,153
66
90.6
Second
Third
91.8
91.4
Fourth . 90.7
Fifth 90.4
Sixth 90.2
90.2
Eighth . 89.9
86.8
383,507
34,734
28,029
23,288
20,527
5
362,095
32,732
26,458
22,052
19,539
5
94.4
94.2
94.4
94.7
95.2
100.0
159,190
11,776
9,254
7,205
5,709
144,446
10,664
8,444
6,585
5,337
90.7
Ninth 90.6
Tenth 91.2
Eleventh
Twelfth
91.4
93.5
High 106,583
490,090
100,786
462,881
94.6
94.4
33,944
193,134
31,030
175,476
91.4
Total 90.9
City Systems
First 21,614
22,985
24,885
19,311
17,414
17,861
18,399
16,422
352
20,157
21,680
23,717
18,443
16,820
16,886
17,527
15,627
321
93.3
94.3
95.3
95.5
96.6
94.5
95.3
95.2
91.2
12,202
11,418
10,724
8,890
8,260
8,081
8,136
7,266
300
11,394
10,753
10,132
8,360
7,754
7,670
7,606
6,770
276
93.4
94.2
Third ... 94.5
Fourth
Fifth
94.0
93.9
Sixth 94.9
93.5
Eighth 93.2
92.0
159,243
15,576
13,265
10,714
9,708
7
151,178
14,830
12,672
10,222
9,309
6
94.9
95.2
95.5
95.4
95.9
85.7
75,277
7,338
5,762
4,468
3,522
18
70,715
6,836
5,378
4,213
3,366
17
93.9
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
93.2
93.3
94.3
95.6
94.4
High
Total
49,270
208,513
47,039
198,217
95.5
95.1
21,108
96,385
19,810
90,525
93.9
93.9
General Statistics 17
TABLE III. TOTAL ENROLLMENT
This summary shows by race for 1955-1956: the enrollment by schools
(codes a+c-fd+e) for all administrative units; those enrolled in two or
more schools within the same unit or system (pupils coded c) ; those en-rolled
in two or more units (pupils coded d) ; the net state enrollment (codes
a+e) ; those coming from other states (pupils coded e).
Items 100 Counties 74 Cities North Carolina
750,519
599,051
151,468
537,899
423,106
114,733
212,620
175,885
36,735
331,893
256,298
75,595
228,683
175,915
52,768
103,210
80,383
22,827
1,082,412
855,349
High 227,063
766,582
599,081
High 167,501
315,830
256,268
High 59,562
22,548
21,258
1,290
15,639
14,562
1,077
6,909
6,696
213
6,090
5,955
135
4,874
4,769
105
1,216
1,186
30
28,638
27,213
High.. 1,425
20,513
19,331
High 1,182
8,125
7,882
High 243
20,191
18,351
1 , 840
15,534
14,058
1,476
4,657
4,293
364
9,836
8,911
925
8,074
7,305
769
1,762
1,606
156
30,027
27,262
High 2,765
23,608
21,363
High 2,245
6,419
5,899
High 520
707,780
559,442
148,338
506,726
394,546
112,180
201,054
164,896
36,158
315,967
241,432
74,535
215,735
163,841
51,894
100,232
77,591
22,641
1,023,747
800,874
High 222,873
722,461
558,387
High . 164,074
301,286
242,487
High . 58,799
7,327
6,732
595
6,381
5,860
521
946
872
74
5,126
4,398
728
4,159
3,624
535
967
774
193
12,453
11,130
High 1,323
10,540
9,484
High . 1,056
1,913
1,646
High 267
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