Teacher supply and demand

TEACHER SUPPLY
AND DEMAND
Teacher Education and Certification Division Office of Instructional Services Atlanta, Georgia 30334

TEACHER SUPPLY AND DEMAND IN GEORGIA 1967-68
CONTENTS

TABLE

I II
III
IV
V
VI VII
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IX
X
XI XII XIII
XIV
XV

Preface .................................................
Academic Preparation of Georgia Teachers ................ Field of Preparation of Georgia Teacher
Education Graduates, 1968 ........................ Number of Experienced Teachers Completing
New Certification in 1967 and 1968 ......... Occupation of Georgia Teacher Education
Graduates, 1966-67 .........
Georgia Teacher Graduates by Colleges, 1966-67 ............ Years of Service of Georgia Teachers .............
Age of Georgi"a Teachers
State and Large School Systems' Teachers with Zero, One, and Two Years of Teaching Experience, 1967-68 ......
Number of Certificates and Types Issued, 1967-68 ....... Georgia Public School Certificates of Teachers and
Principals, 1945-46 - 1966-67 .......................... Georgia's Six and Seven Year Certificate Programs .......... Number of Teachers Paid State Grant-in-Aid, 1967-68 ......... Related Statistics on Teachers Prepared in
Georgia and Other States....................................
List of Georgia Colleges with Approved Teacher Edu cat ion Programs
Accredited Institutions in Georgia ..........................

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PREFACE
This report sup?lements the annual report, "G'2orgia Public Schools Certificates," issued by the Division of Research and Statistics. This report incorporates a number of facets of Georgia teacher characteristics which indicate that teaching is a complex and dynamic enterprise. It is, however, in a context of change that the limited data presented sho~ld be reviewed.
A perusal of this report will show the following: (1) many beginning teachers teach for only a short time; (2) more than 12 percent of those prepared to teach in Georgia do not enter teaching. However, this percentage is higher than the 20 percent prepared to teach nation-wide who do not enter teaching. The tables also show: the low ratio of men to women in teaching and the shortage of teachers in relation to the number prepared to teach.
O~e should also note the low number of teachers prepared for special education, trade and industrial education, industrial arts, physics and certain other areas. There is a growing number of teachers, as well as a growing recognition of the need for well qualified teachers. All the tables are intended to present interesting facts regarding Georgia teachers.
John A. Wimpey, Director Division of Teacher Education
and Certification
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TABLE II

Type of preparation completed by student

REPORT OF THE NEW SUPPLY OF INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL *

Number of students completing preparation for standard

teaching certificates for the first time

With a bachelor's degree

1968

1967

With a master's degree

1968

1967

Men Women Tota ... Men Women Total f\1en Women Total Men Women Total

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Regular Instruction 60 1,428 1.488 51 1,101 1.152 12

73

85

Selected subjects:

Art

0

12

12 0

10

10

Foreign languages

0

1

10

1

1

!v1us ic

0

6

60

6

6

Physical & health

education

0

1

10

0

0

SECONDARY SCHOOL Agriculture

15

18

33 10

5

15

7 71

78

..

I
I

Art

16

36

52 9

23

32

3

3

6

3

2

5

Business education

20

187 207 6

130

136

0

6

6

1 16

17

Distributive educa-

tion

5

1

62

1

3

1

1

2

1

1

2

English Language Arts.

English

56

351 407 43

321

364

4

7

13

2 11

13

Journalism

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TABLE II (Continued)

REPORT OF THE NEW SUPPLY OF INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL *

Number of students completing preparation for standard

teaching certificates for the first time

Type of preparation

With a bache10r's degree

With a master's degree

completed by student 1968

1967

1968

1967

Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women

lTota1

Speech and dram-

atic arts

1

5

6

1

8

9

Foreign languages

French

13

78

91

8

52

60

German

0

1

10

3

3

Latin

0

4

40

2

2

Russian

Spanish

2

44

46

5

38

43

Other

Home economics

0 137 137

0 109

109

Industrial arts

56

0

56 39

0

39

Junior high school 26

38

64 32

37

69

Mathematics

59 137 196 44 112

156

Music

43

65 108 20

50

70

Physical & health

education

103

93 196 80

58

138

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0

18

18

0 16

16

5

0

5

4

0

4

15

13

28

15 13

28

4

2

6

4

1

5

7

2

9

7

3

10

Continued on following page

TABLE II (Continued)

Type of preparation completed by student

REPORT OF THE NEW SUPPLY OF INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL*

Number of students completing preparatlon for standard

teaching certificates for the first time

With a bachelor's degree

With a master's degree

1968

1967

1968

1967

Men Women Total Men Women Total lMen Women Total Men Women

Total

Sciences: Subjects not specified
G~neral science

13

19

32 13

22

18

27

45 17

22

Biology

19

21

40 13

31

Chemistry

9

4

13

2

11

Physics

2

0

2

3

1

Social Studies: Subject not specified

124 163 287 60 124

History, geography 56

61 117 42

47

Economics, sociology

psychology

19

27

46

7

16

Other social
studies Trade, Indus-
try, technology

0

0

0

1

0

4

0

4

1

0

Other secondary
-

-4-

35

25

20

45 23

18

41

39

0

0

0

3

2

5

44

0

1

1

0

1

1

13

4

184

7

2

9

8

3

11

89

0

2

2

0

0

0

23

0

0

0

0

1

1

1

1

1

0

1

1

0

1

Continued on following page

TABLE II (Continued)

Type of preparation completed by student

REPORT OF THE NEW SUPPLY OF INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL*

Number of students completing preparation for standard

teaching certificates for the first time

With a bachelor's degree

With a master's degree

1968

1967

1968

1967

Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total

UNGRf: Specia. .. _,lC o
Librarian

5

79

84

0 45

0

2

2

0

1

45

3

1

0

36

55 3

36

36 3

43 46 37 40

Guidance counselor

75

50 125 57

25 82

School psychologist

0

4

40

3

3

School social worker

9

8

17 8

7 15

Other ungraded TOTAL

0 173 173

0 166

166

744 3219 3963 509 2553 3062 171 284 473 150 274 424

* Data prepared from NEA Teacher Supply and Demand Study.

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TABLE III
NUMBER OF EXPERIENCED CERTIFICATED TEACHERS COMPLETING A NEW TYPE OF PREPARATION

TYPE OF PREPARATION COMPLETED BY STUDENT

1968

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Regular Instruction. o 00. 0 0 0 0 0 0 00.

54

SECONDARY SCHOOL

J\rt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Business Education.

0 0 0

o

0 0 .0. 0 0 000 0000,

3

English Language Arts

English .. o cooo.o 0000000 0000 0000 0

1

Foreign Languages

F r e n c h o o o . o . . Q. o o o . o oo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0000

0 " . 01

S p a n i s h oc o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .

Other

Junior High School o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .00 0 0 0 o
Mathematics o . . ...0001 0 0 .00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0

1 2

Music. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

o

0'1

Sciences General Science .. Biology o

o0 0 0
00

000.00 0 0

Social Studies

Subject Not Specifiedo.oo . 000 0 .0. 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0

4

History, Geographyo oo. 0 000.00.0.0

Other Secondaryo .. .00000.0000000000 00000"

Special Education o o... 00 000.0000.0 0.0.0.

8

Guidance Counselor. o o.. o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ,

22

TOTAL

95

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1967
68
2 1
17
1 1
1 7 3
1 2
6 3 4 6
17 140

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TABLE IV

OCCUPATION ON NOVEMBER 1, 1967, OF PERSONS COMPLETING PREPARATION BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 1, 1966, AND

AUGUST 31, 1967, WITH QUALIFICATIONS FOR STANDAIW CERTIFICATES IN GEOI~GIA

*

Field of Preparation

TeachinCl In State Outside State

Men Women 1\1en

Women

Other

Not TeachinC] No Informa-

tion

Men Women Men

Women

Total

1\1en

Women

ELEI\1ENTA RY SCllOOL

Regular instruction

36

Art

0

Foreign language

0

1\1usic

-0

Physical & health educ 0

SECONDAHY SCIIOOL

Agriculture

7

Art

7

Business education

4

Distributive education

2

English

42

Journalism

0

Speech & dramatic arts 1

Foreign language (total) 7

!lome economics

0

Industrial arts

28

Junior !ligh subjects

28

Mathematics

35

Music

10

Physical & health educa. 59

Natural & physical sci-

ence (not specified)

17

Genl~ra 1

<-;c: 1 (~nc(~s

3

I\i olo<]y

U

Cll(~l1listry

.1

Physics

0

Soci<\l s t lldi(~s (total)

71

842 5
1 2
1 20 72 0
0 185 1
4 50 60 2 53 0 01 29 1 113 0 32 0 45 2
17
12 1 ;! '3
()
126 3

80

9

0

0

0

7

0

2

0

0

25

6

3

0

2

0

2

4

5

0

0

2

1

2

10

6

1

2

6

6

1

1

1

2

1

.2

0
()

8

14

_7-

63

14

177

64

0

0

10

0

0

0

0

0

0

4

0

1

0

0

0

1,162 10 1 6 1

0

0

0

14

0

5

31

12

26

2

48

6

0

1

2

3

45

9

71

58

0

0

2

0

1

1

2

14

2

17

15

22

40

0

0

3

9

34

1

1

6

32

7

27

15

68

8

28

9

48

5

11

5

78

0 51 148
2 319
9 8 93 119
9 37 145 47 61

0

26

7

44

25

5

2

:3

2

1

0

0

3

14

38

0

7

()

14

()

1

1

3

51

130

17 34
9
1 19H

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TABLE IV (Continued)
OCCUPATION ON NOVEMBER 1, 1967, OF PERSONS COMPLETING PREPARATION BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 1, 1966,AND AUGUST 31, 1967, WITH QUALIFICATIONS FOR STANDARD CERTIFICATES GEORGIA

Field of Preparation
Trade, industrial, vocational, technical Other High School sub. UNGRADED Special education Librarian Guidance counselor School psychologist School social worker School nurse Other ungraded

Teaching

In state

Outside state

Men Women

Men Women

2 0

1

27

0

26

23

16

0

0

0

13

22

2 1

Other

Not Teaching No infor-

, Men Women

mation Men Women

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

1

15

0

0

1

1

0

0

23

7

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

19

20

Total

Men

Women

2

0

0

2

1

45

1

27 I

47

23 :

0

3

0

0

1

32

42

TOTAL:

ft-08 1738

18

152

61 219

90

558

716

2655

* Data prepared from NEA Teacher Supply and Demand Study conducted in cooperation with the NEA.

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TABLE V GEORGIA TEACHER GRADUATES 1966-67

COLLEGES
Agnes Scott College Albany State College Armstrong State Atlanta University Augusta College Berry College Brenau College Clark Colleg ___ Emory University Ft. Valley State Georgia College at Milledgeville Georgia Southern College Georgia Southwestern Georgia State LaGranqe College Mercer University Morehouse Morris Brown North Georgia

Undergraduate

Elementary

Secondary

Men Women

Men

Women

0

12

0

42

2

56

0

29

39

70

1

18

0

0

0

0

3

31

3

20

4

25

33

45

0

35

0

17

1

8

4

21

0

22

5

66

13

58

47

59

0

70

0

96

6

159

0

2

1

35

1

17

0

17

0

0

4

32

0

14

123

157

0

0

6

92

3

14

8

27

4

0

9

36

1

6

Graduate

With Master's Degree

Elem. Second. Total

0

0

54

0

0

167

0

0

48

80

48

128

0

0

57

0

0

107

0

0

52

0

0

34

9

66

168

50

19

246

0

0

166

0

0

445

0

0

2

3

50

187

0

0

35

0

1

45

0

0

4

0

0

81

0

0

21

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TABLE V (Continued) GEORGIA TEACHER GRADU\TES 1966-67

COLLEGES
Oglethorpe College Paine College Piedmont College Savannah State Shorter College Spelman College Tift College University of Georgia Valdosta State Wesleyan College West Georgia
TOTAL

Undergraduate

Elementary

Secondary

Men

Women

Men

Women

1

14

0

10

4

9

8

49

0

32

0

11

0

48

2

320

2

62

0

22

0

55

52

1,254

3

9

0

6

0

0

24

43

6

22

0

14

0

21

99

254

17

34

0

26

29

51

464

1,256

Graduate

With Master's Degree

Elem. Second.

Total

0

0

27

0

0

16

0

0

13

0

0

124

0

0

60

0

0

25

0

0

69

47

258

980

0

0

115

0

0

48

0

7

142

189

449

3,666

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TABLE VI
YEARS OF SERVICE OF GEORGIA TEACHERS *
The following report is based on information from the State Teacher's Retirement System as of June 15, 1967. Data is complete to June 30, 1965.

YEARS OF SERVICE

I'vlEN

WOMEN

0-4 5- 9 10 - 14 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 - 49 Other TOTAL

4,881 2,611 1,539
376 414 297 184
54 4 0
11,507

11,704 5,733 3,383 1,278 1,491 1,352 937 359 56 5
28,756

No Data for .....................
Adjusted Total ...................

TOTAL
16,585 8,344 4,922 1,654 1,905 1,649 1,121 413 60 5
40,263
4,926 45,189

PERCENT
.412 .206 .122 .041 .047 .041 .027 .012 .001 000
100

* These data include secretaries and other personnel in Atlanta
City and Fulton County systems, as well as the University System personnel; however, it is believed the percentage of the various age groups would be approximately as indicated.

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TABLE VII
AGE OF GEORGIA'S TEACHERS *
The following report is based on information from the State Teachers' Retirement System as of June 30, 1965.

AGE

-2250---

24 29

30 - 34

35 - 39

45 - 49

50 - 54

55 - 59

60 - 64

65 - 69

TOTAL

DATA AS OF JUNE 30, 1965

MEN

WCMEN

TOTAL

739 2,003 2.326 2,164 1,312 1,082
794 522 124 12,903

3,182 4,816 3,847 3,899 4,155 4,129 3,923 1,891
470 33,846

3,921 6,819 6,173 6,063 5,467 5,211 4,717 2,413
594 46,749

PERCENT
.084 .155 .132 .129 .117 .112 .100 .051 .012 100.00

Adjusted total ................ 45,189

* These data include two local (Atlanta,Fulton) systems'
secretaries and other personnel, as well as the University System personnel; however, it is believed the percentage of the various age groups would be approximately as indicated.

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TABLE VIII
SCHOOL SYSTEMS WITH ONE HUNDRED OR MORE TEACHERS WITH ZERO YEARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE THE 1967 -1968 SCHOOL YEAR

ZERO YEARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Atlanta

548

DeKalb County 523

Chatham County 191

Muscogee County 248

Bibb County

143

Cobb County

208

Clayton County 176

Fulton County 193

Houston County 106

Richmond County 184

TOTAL:

2,520

ONE YEAR OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE
538 431
77 171 100 149 106 136
59 127
1,894

TWO YEARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE
314 417 142 152
90 143
89 114
68 95
1,624

ALL SCHOOL SYSTEMS OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA 1967-1968 SCHOOL YEAR

Zero years of teaching experience

5079

One year of teaching experience

3627

Two years of teaching experience

3168

There are 11,874 with two years or less teaching experience which is more than 25 percent of the total teachers in Georgia.

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TABLE IX
NUMBER OF CERTIFICATES AND TYPES ISSUED (From 7-1-67 to 6-30-68)

Teachers' 2-year and 3-year Certificates

TYPE

Two-year College Provisional .............

B2

Two-year College Professional ............

T2

Life Two-year Professional .......... ~ ...... DT2

Emergency Two-year Provisional ........ EB2

Emergency Two-year Professional ............ ET2

Three-year College Provisional ...........

B3

Three-year College Professional ............

B3

Life Three-year Professional ............. DT3
Emergency Three-year College . ......... EB3 Emergency Three-year Professional .......... ET3

TillAL

Note: Less than degree certificates will not be issued after 1969.

Teachers' 4-year and 5-year Certificates

Provisional Four-year College ...............

Temporary Four-year College Provisional ...

Professional Four-year College .............

Life Professional Four-year College ..........

Emergency Four-year College Provisional .......

Emergency Four-year College Professional .......

Provisional Five-year College

~ ......

Temporary Five-year College Provisional .......

Professional Five-year College ..........

Emergency Five-year College Provisional ........

Emergency Five-year College Professional ....

Life Professional Five-year College .........

TillAL

B4 XB4
T4
DT4
EB4 ET4
B5 TB5
T5 EB5 ET5
DT5

NUMBER
19 21
1
11 5
105 65
4
24 12 267
1402 467
7686 3154
140 492 383 116 385
13 21 1020
14,279

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TABLE IX (Continued)
NUMBER OF CERTIFICATES AND TYPES ISSUED (From 7-1-67 to 6-30-68)

Teachers' 6-year and 7-year Certificates

Teacher Specialist's Professional Six-yr. College

Life Teacher Specialist's Professional Six-yr

.

Life Doctoral Professional Seven-year College

.

TOTAL

(4-year) Special Service Certificates

Curriculum Director s Provisional Four-year ...... School Counselor s Provisional Four-year College .. Visiting Teacher's Provisional Four-year College .. School Lunch Director's Provisional Four-year .....

(5-year) Special Service Certificates

School Counselor s Professional Five-year College.

School Lunch Director's Professional Five-year ....

Visiting Teacher's Professional Five-year College.

School Psychometrist Provisional Five-year College

School Psychometrist Professional Five-year College

Life School Psychometrist Professional

.

School Lunch Director's Professional Five-year .

Life Curriculum Director's Professional Five-year.

Life School Counselor's Professional Five-year ....

Life School Lunch Director's Professional Five-year

College

.

Life Instructional Supervisor

.

Life Visiting Teacher's Professional Five-year .

Curriculum Director's Professional Five-year .....

TY-PE-
TS6 DTS6
DD7

NUMBER
6
III
32 149

CD4

38

SC4

246

VT4

61

BSL4

3

SC5

50

SL5

VT5

3

BPM5

4

PM5

DPM5

2

BSL5

DCD5

42

DSC5

183

DSL5

1

DIS5

3

DVT5

34

CDS

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TABLE IX (Continued)
NUMBER OF CERTIFICATES AND TYPES ISSUED (From 7-1-67 to 6-30-68)

(6-year)

Special Service Certificates

TYPE

Curriculum Director's Professional Six-year College

School Counselor's Professional Six-year College .

Associate School Psychologist's Professional Six-

Year ColIege

.

Life Associate School Psychologists Professional

Six-year College

.

Life Curriculum Director's Professional Six-year ..

Life School Counselor's Professional Six-year ....

Life School Psychologist's Professional Six-year ..

Life Visiting Teacher's Professional Six-year ..

TOTAL

Administration and Supervision Certificates

CD6 SC6
DSP6 DCD6 DSC6 DSP6 DVT6

Administrator's Provisional Four-year College .... Administrator's Professional Five-year College ... Life Administrator's Professional Five-year ... Life Administrator's Professional Six-year .. Life Administrator and Supervisor ............. Life Administration and Supervision Six-year .....

A4 A5 DA5 DA6 DAS5 DAS6

TOTAL

NUMBER
1
3 23 24
- -4
725
259
9
303 52
6 3
632

GRAND TOTAL

17,052

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SCHOOL YEAR
1945-46 1946-47 1947-48 1948-49 1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 1964-65 1965-66 1966-67

TABLE X GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS
1945-46---1966-67

4 Years College

or more

No.

Per

Cent

9,095 9,989 10,689 11,861 13,457 15,137 17,802 19,835 21,500 23,077 24,467 25,762 26,796 28,025 29,293 30,444 32,127 33,848 35,487 37,526 40,514 4'1,673

40.5% 44.1% 48.0% 50.8% 56.7% 62.1%
68. Eo
73.0% 77.1% 80.370 82.4% 83.9% 85.0% 86.8% 88.0% 89.2% 91.3% 92.7% 93.8'"0 94.7% 96.0% 96.8%

6 Years
No. Per Cent

75

0.2%

200

0.6%

371

1.0%

626

1.6%

800

2.0%

878

2.1%

974

:::'.2%

5 Years

4 Years

No. Per Cent
1,245 5.5% 1,311 5.8% 1,307 5.9'J 1,435 6.1% 1,676 7.1% 2,037 8.3% 2,632 10.1% 3,118 11.5% 3,593 12.9% 3,828 13.3% 4,284 14.4% 4,704 15.3% 5.081 16 0 1% 5 , 387 16. 710 5,702 17.1"j 5,905 17.310 6,255 17.8% 6,413 17.6% 6,425 17.0% 6,524 16.5% 6,698 15.9% 6,826 15.5%

No.
7,850 8,678 9,382 10,426 11,781 13, lev, 15,lil) 16,717 17,907 19,249 20,183 21,058 21,715 22,6]8 __ ,591 2-,464 25,672 37,064 28,436 30,202 32,938 31,871

Per Cent
35.0% 38.3% 42.1% 44.7% 49.67Cl 53.8% 58.0%
61.~::b
64.2% 67.0% 68.0% 68.6% 68.9% 78.1% 70.9% 71.7% 72.9% 74.1% 75 ..'?% 76.2% 78.0% 79.1%

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School Year
1945-46 1946-47 1947-48 1948-49 1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 1964-65 1965-66 1966-67

3 Years
No.
2,881 3,132 3,414 3,743 4,001 4,181 4,541 4,269 3,872 3,436 3,194 2,953 2,885 2,670 2,608 2,478 2,270 1,996 1,800 1,608 1,267 1,000

TABLE X (Continued)
GEORGIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS

1945-46-1966-67

2 Years

Less Than 2 Years

TOTAL

Per Cent
12.8% 13.9% 15.3% 16.0% 16.8% 17.2% 17.3% 15.7% 13.9% 12.0% 10.8%
9.6% 9.2% 8.3% 7.8% 7.3% 6.4% 5.5% 4.8% 4.1% 3.0% 2.3%

No.
5,496 5,272 5,074 5,006 4,834 4,289 3,345 2,624 2,113 1,855 1,658 1,608 1,482 1,367 1,174
881 636 484 411 338 268 235

Per No. Cent

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4,970 4,271 3,116 2,731 1,474
755 465 425 396 367 368 391 341 219 229 301 177 179 125 164 188 158

Per No. Cent

22.2% 18.7% 14.0% 11.7%
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22,442 22,634 22,293 23,341 23,766 24,362 26,153 27,153 27,881 28,735 29,687 30,714 31,504 32,281 33,304 34,104 35,210 36,507 37,823 39,636 42,237 44,066

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counselors, exceptional children teachers). Certificates of Superintendents, Visiting Teachers,

Curriculum Directors, and other professional persons serving schools on a system-wide basis are not

included.

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TABLE XI
GEORGIA'S SIX-YEAR CERTIFICATE PROGRAM The six year program began July 1, 1960. Since that time, 1,690 six year certificates have been issued as of 6-30-68.

A. The number by type

Teacher

830

Administrator 526

Curriculum

Director

130

School

Counselor

158

Visiting Teacher 40

School Psycho-

logist

3

Administration

and Supervision 3

Total

1,690

B. The number issued by fiscal year

1961

117

1962

131

1963

257

1964

271

1965

246

1966

239

1967

220

1968

209

Total

1,690

GEORGIA'S SEVEN-YEAR CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

The seven year program began July 1, 1967. Seventy-seven 7 year certificates have been issued as of 6-30-68.

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TABLE XII NUMBER OF TEACHERS PAID STATE GRANT-IN-AID BY FIELD AND LEVEL *
1967-68

In-State College

Out-of State

Totals

5

6

Administration

35

34

Art

7

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Agriculture

5

3

Business Education

17

5

Counseling

55

20

Curriculum Director

19

12

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7

2

Elementary Education

162

46

English

59

14

Exceptional Children

5

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French

2

0

German

0

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Health & Physical Ed.

25

6

Home Economics

13

12

Industrial Arts

18

5

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45

6

Mathematics

30

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9

3

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20

1

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41

8

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49

13

Spanish

3

0

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2

0

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18

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1

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6

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13

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* Does not include Driver Education grant program ** 5 & 6 indicates persons working toward fifth or sixth year certification.

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TABLE XIII ELEMENTARY, SECONDARY, AND UNGRADED TEACHERS PREPARED
IN THE UNITED STATES, BY STATE, 1965-66*

Total, Nation
New York California Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio
Michigan Texas Massachusetts North Carolina Indiana
Wisconsin Minnesota New Jersey Missouri Kentucky
Tennessee Oklahoma Iowa Washington Kansas
Louisiana Colorado Alabama Mississippi Florida

Total
204 918
18 769 13 003 12 354 10 732 10 693
10 237 8 640 7 042 6 130 6 015
5 371 5 333 5 030 4 594 4 521
4 506 4 491 3 886 3 852 3 617
3 598 3 489 3 319 3 276 3 195

TEACHERS PREPARED Elementary
79 669
8 667 4 882 4 401 4 205 4 267
4 016 3 898 2 880 2 048 2 014
2 338 2 161 2 143 1 621 1 557
1 325 1 513 1 420 1 658 1 384
1 532 1 062
998 1 306 1 301

Secondary
114 549
8 481 7 270 7 168 5 724 5 860
5 604 4 349 3 760 3 792 3 578
2 770 3 027 2 540 2 842 2 797
2 969 2 728 2 374 2 140 2 132
1 936 2 212 2 054 1 817 1 815

Ungraded
10 700
1 621 851 785 803 566
617 393 402 290 423
263 145 347 131 167
212 250
92 54 101
130 215 267 153
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TABLE XIII (Continued) ELEMENTARY, SECONDARY, AND UNGRADED TEACHERS PREPARED
IN THE UNITED STATES, BY STATE, 1965-66*

Georgia Nebraska Maryland Arkansas Arizona

TOTAL
2 922 2 916 2 703 2 667 2 661

TEACHERS PREPARED Elementary
1 127 1 194 1 016
922 1 251

Secondary
1 667 1 660 1 667 1 669 1 188

Virginia Oregan Utah Connecticut North Dakota

2 630 2 621 2 409 2 155 2 149

916 1 100
942 942 478

1 568 1 401 1 341 1 124 1 598

West Virginia South Carolina Montana South Dakota New Mexico

2 121 1 723 1 432 1 392 1 087

659 602 634 622 358

1 462 1 071
784 753 656

Maine Rhode Island Idaho New Hampshire Hawaii

950 871 831 617 575

332 327 286 230 335

609 544 497 375 226

District of Columbia

447

209

223

Vermont

420

229

177

Wyoming

342

113

221

Delaware

296

121

175

Nevada

219

88

124

Alaska

69

39

30

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146 120 126
89 73
50 14 17 73
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TABLE XIII (Continued) ELEMENTARY, SECONDARY, AND UNGRADED TEACHERS PREPARED
IN THE UNITED STATES, BY STATE, 1965-66*
* Due to the unavailability of 1966-67 data from the other states, all statistics presented in this table represent 1965-66 figures. Source: Teacher Supply and Demand in Public Schools, 1967. National Education Association, Research Report 1967-R18, 1967, pp. 68-84. In 1965-66, there were 79,669 elementary, 114,549 secondary, and 10,700 ungraded teachers prepared in the United States. Georgia ranked twentysix in the nation with a total of 2,922 teachers prepared. This figure was 1.4 percent of the national total. Georgia has 2.2 percent of the nation's children to educate. It appears the ratio of prlpared teachers to the number of children to educate should be improved. At the elementary level Georgia prepared 1,127 teachers or 0.5 percent of the national total. The number of secondary teachers prepared in Georgia was 1,667 or 0.8 percent of those prepared in the United States.
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TABLE XIV
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ACCREDITED INSTITUTIONS IN GEQRGIA *

Southern Association of Colleges and Schoo13

AnRAlIA~{ BALDWIN AGRICULTUnAL COLLEGE
Tifton 31791. Public (state) junior. 1953/19G5. Pres. Clyde Driggers. Enroll.: 1,407.
AG~r:.s SCOTT COLLEGE
Decatnr 30030. Private (presbyterian) liberal urts for women. 1907/19G3. Prof. Accred.: Chemistry. Prcs. Wallace M. Alston. Enroll.: 7.51 "(754 w.)

ALnA},'Y STATE COLLEGE
Alb::my 31705. Public liberal arts and teachers. 1931/1957. Pres. Thomas Jenkins. Enroll.: 1,277 (427 m., 848 w.)

A~DREW COLLEGE

Cuthbert 31740. Private (Methodist) junior.

1927/1951. Pres. George W. Gambill.

Enroll.: 457

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AI\~ISTP.O~C STATE COLLEGE
447 Bull St., Savannah 31402. Public 4-year,
accreditcd as 2ycJI. 1940. Pres. Henry L. Ashmore. Enroll. '65: 722 m., 552 w.

ATLA}, .,\ U~l\'Er.sITY
Albnta 3)314. Private university, graduate
and professional schools only; together with Cbrk Collegc, ~Iorchouse Collcge, Morris Brown Colle~e, Spelman College, and tho Interdenominational Thcologienl Center fomls
the Atl:mta University Center. 1932/1951. Prof. Accred.: Librari:mship, Social Work.
Pres. Rufus E. Clement. Enroll.: 953 (223 m., 242 w.)

AUGUSTA COLLEGE
2500 Walton Way, Augusta 30904. Public (state) 4-ycar, accredited as 2-year. 1926. Pres. Ger:J.ld B. Robins. Enroll. '65: 974 m., 811 w.
BERRY COLLEGE
Mount Berry 30149. Private liberal arts. 1951. Pres. John R. Bertrand. Enroll.: 1,248 (638 m., 519 w.)

EMORY UNlVEl1SITY
Atlanta 30322. Private (:-.rcthodist) uniyersity. Emory Junior Collegc, Atbnta $ouU:cm Dcnt:J.l School, affiliated. 1917/1962. Prof. Accred.: Business, Chemistry, Dentistry, Law. Librari:mship, ~fedieal Record L:brari::m. 1feclieal Tcehnology, ~fcdicine, Nursing, TC:J.cher Education, Theology. Pres. Sanford S. Atwood. Enroll.: .3,427 (3,2S2 m., 1,6-10 w.)

BnENAU COLLEGE
Gainesville30501. Private liberal arts for women. 1917. Pres. Josiah Crudup. Ellroll.: 618 (592 w.)
BnEwToN-PAru..<:R COLLEGE
Mt. Vernon 30445. Private (Missionary Baptist) junior and preministerial training. 1962.
Pres. J. T. Phillips.
Enroll.: 654 .
CLAnA: COLLEGE
240 Chestnut St. S.W., Atlanta 30314; Private (Methodist) liberal arts. 1941/1951. Pres. Vivian 'Vil~on Henderson. Enroll.: 9G9 (328 m., 625 w.)
COLu~mus COLLECE
Columbus 31907. Public (state) 4-year, accredited as 2-year. 1963. Pres. Thom:\s Whitley. Enroll.: 1,242

FORT VALLEY STATE COLLEGE
Fort Vallev 31030. Public liberal arts. 1951/ 1957. Pres: W;tldo \V. E. Bb:lchet. Enroll.: 1.65:1 (610 m.. 951 w.)
GI,;onCIA COLLEGE at
1fillcclgcyillc 3106), Publio (s.b.tc\ liberal arts 192:.>/ 196:~. Pro/ Acc~cd.: Music, Teachcr Education. Pres. Robert E. Lec. Enroll.: 1,158 (1,091 w.)
GEonCYA I~S1TruTE OF TEClr.--:OLOCY
225 N Avc. N.W., Atlanta 30332. Public (state) technological institution prim:lr'Jy for men. 1923/19G3. Prof. Accrcd.: Arcnitecture, Chemistry, Engineering (aerospace, cer~m:c. chemical, chil, electrical, engir:eer.ng mech:J.nics, indusbial. mcch:lnical, s:mibry. textile). Pres. Ed\\in D. Ihrrison. Enroll.: 7,319 (6,.520 m., 79 \Y.)
GEORGIA ]-.fl1.ITARY COLLECE
Milledgeville 31061. Public (st.lte) junior for men. 1910. Pres. R. A. Thorne. Enroll.: 318

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TABLE XV ( Cont inued )
ACCREDITED INSTITtJrIONS IN GEORGIA *
Southern Association 01 College8 ~nd School.f

. CEOnGIA SOUTHER:": COLLEGE
Statesboro 30459. Public (state) libed arts and teachers. 1935/Hl63. Prof. Accred.: Teacher Education. Pres. Zach S. Henderson. Enroll.: 4,063 (1,862 m., 2,049 w.)
CEORGL... SOUTIiWESTERN COLLEGE
Americus 31709. Public (~tate) 4-year. accredited as 2-vear. 1932.
Pres. William B. King.
Enroll. '65: 7S8 m., 409 w.
CEoneu.. STATE COLLEGE
. 33 GiLmer St. S.E., Atlanta 30303. Public liberal arts and professional school. .1952. Prof Accred.: Business, Music. Pres. Noah Langdale, Jr. Enroll.: 8,231 (1,584 m., 2,260 w.)
CORDO~ ~hLITAnY COLLEGE
Bamesville 30204. Private junior for men. 1941/1966. Pres. Woodrow Light. Enroll.: 531
LAGRA.."'GE COLLEGE
LaGrange 30240. Private (Methodist) liberal arts. 1946/1962. Pres. Waights C. Henry, Jr. Enroll.: 60-1 (283 m., 294 w.)
MErleEn U~IVEnSITY
~1acon 31207. Private (Baptist) university. 1911/1962. Prof. Accred.: Law, Pharmacy, Teacher Education. Pres. Rufus C. Harris. Enroll.: 1,917 (1.129 m., 664 w.)
MmDu: GEOnGIA COLLEGE
Cochran 31014. Public (state) junior. 1933/ 1959. Pres. Louis C. Alderman. Jr. Enroll.: 1,511
MOI'IEHOCSE COLLEGE
:!:23 Chcst:1ut St. S.W., Atlanta 30314. Privato (Baptist) liberal arts for men. 1932/1957. Pres. Benjamin E. Mays. EnrolI.:.914 (896 m.)

MonNs BROWN COLLEGE
843 Hunter St. N.W., Atlanta 30314. Private (African Methodist Episcopal) liberal arts. 1941/1958. Pres. John A. Middleton. Enroll.: 1.141 (408 m. 611 w.)

NORMA:': COLLECE

Norman Park 31111: Private (Missionary B:I,p-

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Enroll.: 403

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NORTI-J GEORCIA COLLECE

Dahlonega 30533. Public (state) liberal arts.

(~1ilitary training required of men.) 1948/

1966. Pres. Merritt E. Hoag.

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Enroll.: 1,137 (744 m., 393 w.)

OCLETHORPE COLLECE
Atlanta 30319. Private liberal arts. 1950/1964. Pres. Paul R. Beall.
. Enroll.: 898 (393 m., 262 w.)
OXFORD COLLECE OF EMORY UNIVERSITY
Oxford 30267. Private (Methodist) junior. 1935/1962. Pres. Neal Bond Fleming. Enroll.: 416

PAIN'E COLLECE
Augusta 30901. Private (~'Icthoclist and Christian Methodist Episcopal) liberal arts. 1944/
1961. Pres. E. Cbyton Calhoun. Enroll.: 581 (194 m. 360 w.)

PIED:-tO:"T COLLEGE
Demorest 30535. Private (Congregational) liberal aits. 1965. Pres. James E. Walter. Enroll.: 162 '(258 m. 204 w.)

!U:L'lIlARDT COLLECE
Waleska 30183. Private (~'IetIlodist) Junior. 1953/1966. Pres. J. R. Burgess. Jr. Enroll.: 313
SAVA~"NAH STATE COLLEGE
Savannah 31~04. Public technological and teachers. 1951/1961. Pres. Howard Jordan. Jr.. E11101'.: ~.601 (658 mo, 939 w.)

SHORTER COLLECE
Rr::ne 30161. Private (Baptist) liberal arts. 1923/1962. Prof. Accred.: Music. Pres. Randall H. Minor. Enroll.: 792 (312 m., 414 w.)
SOUTIi GEORGIA COLLEGE
Douglas 31533. Public (state) junior. 1934/ 1966. Pres. Pope Alexander Duncan. Enroll.: 1,040
SOUTIIERN TECI1:-:ICAL INSTITUTE
Marietta 30060. Public (state) 2-year. accredited as special purpose institution. Branch of Georgia Institute of Technology. Dir. Hoyt L. McClure. Enroll.: 1,245
SPELMAN COLLEGE
350 Leonard St. S.W., Atlanta 30314. Private (Baptist) liberal arts for women. 1932/1958 Pres. Albert E. Manley. Enroll.: 800 (195 w.)
TIFT COLLEGE
Forsyth 31029. Privato (Baptist) liberal arts [or womcn. 1916/1961. Pres. Carey T. Vinzant. Enroll.: 584 (517 \Y.)
TnUl:n MCCO:-::":ELL COLLECE
Clcveland 30528. Private (Daptist) junior. .1966. Pres. Warner Earle Fussclle. Enroll.: 515
UNIVERSITY' OF GI::oncIA
Athens 30602. Public (state) university. 1909/ 1962. Prof. Accrcd.: Business, Chemistry, Engineering (agricultural), Forestry. Joum3.lism, Landscape Architecture, Law, ~Icdical Tcchnology. Music,. Pharmacy. Psychology. Social Work. Teacher Education. Veterinary Medicine. Pres. O. C. Aderhold. Enroll.: 19.105 (9.021m. 5.(33)
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* ACCREDITED INSTITUTIONS IN GEQRGIA

VALDOSTA STATe COLLECE
V:lldosta 30GOl. Public liberal arts. 1929/ 19GO. Prof. Accrcd.: Tcncher Education.
Prcs. S. W:lltcr ?-'[:utin. E1lroll.: ] ,931 (882 m . 996 w.)
\VI:SLEYJu~ COLLECE
~f:\con 31201. Private (Methodist) liberal and fine arts for wOlllcn. 1919/1)63. Prof. Accred.: Music, TC:lcllcr Education. PIes. W. E:lrl Strickland. Emoll.: GS2 (GGI w.)

Southern Association of Colleges and School.!
WEST CEOIlClA COLLECE
Carrollton 30117. Public (state) liberal arts. 1963. Pres. James Emory Boyd. Enroll.: 2,761 \l.4,DO m. 1,103 w.)

You:-:c HAnnIS COLLEGE
Young Hnrris 30582. junior. 1838/1)61. ' PICS. Doughs S;.lsscr. Enroll.: 486

Private

(Methodist)

* February 1967- .Accredited Institutions of Hi~her Education

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