TATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. FORTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Of THE STATE OF GEORGIA fOR THE School Year Ending December 3 1, 1913 ATLANTA, GA. CHAS. P. BYRD, State Printer, 1914. THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. MEMBERS EX-OFFICIO. THE GOVERNOR, President. F]HE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF SOHOOLS, Secretary and Executive Agent. MEMBERS BY APPOINTMENT. HON. WALTER E. STEED, Butler, Georgia. Te~m ending September 5, 1917. PROF. A. H. MOON, Baxley, Getbbage. Dec. Beans, ~lay. 'Turnips, August. C'LUliftower, Feb. Tomatoes, June. Onions. Nov. 13m',11 red peppers, :Yrint. :YIay. Hepa ticac:cs:::"'-c-'D:::..:c:c.:c:c:..._~ _ Sweet marjoranl, IVlaJ.T 'Lettuce; "Feb. Salsify, May. Sweet corn, March. Tomatoes, June. Onions, Nov. Sweet peppers, ApriL Mint, M.~.., ., _ , which are nearly ready to ripen are gathered, wrapped in paper, and packed in boxes. They will ripen gradually and last a long time. The girls in the school who cannot have a tenth acre garden should be encouraged to have a smaller one, to can their vegetables and keep their records as carefully as the canning club girls do. The school itself should offer some reward for best results among these small gardens. For instructions and directions in tomato culture see bulletins of Georgia State College of Agriculture No.6, "Girls' Club vVork in Georgia," and Free Farmers' Bulletins Nos. 220, 521, and 833. These cost nothing. 'iV-rite to U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. The squash, cucumber, and melon plants transferred to the open ground, as indicated in "Hot-bed and Cold-frame Gardening," will give results at least a month earlier than from seeds planted after the danger of frost has passed, but the children should be encouraged to continue this culture by planting seeds as long as the season permits. For details concerning squash and cantaloupe culture, see Free Farmers' Bulle1in No. 255, and for cucumbers, Bulle1in No. 254. Treatment of Soil.. The children should be persuaded to break up the soil for their garden in the fall, and to give it the deep plowing advocated for farms, If a child has only a small plot, he can do deep breaking with a fork. He should be led to add humus and stable manure to it through the fall and winter, and to put it in such a condition that it will conserve the winter rains. Thi~ will give the teacher a fine opportunity to teach the physical and chemical nature of the soil, and how to build it up. The capacity of the different kinds of soil for water, the capillarity of the soil, and many other lessons can easily be taught in this connection. See Free Farmers' Bulletin No. 409. The Rotation of Crops. The rotation of crops, so necessary on the farm, is also advantageous in the garden, and the children should be taught to follow peas and beans with corn or with lettuce and cabbage, and these with beetsl radishes and similar crops. Sometimes it is well to have a garden in which only half the space is put in vegetables, while the other is kept in clover or some other nitrogen' giving crop, the garden being shifted tQ this place when the clover comes off. Successive Plantings. It is a common custom in Georgia to plant a garden in the early summer, and when this has passed, to do without vegetables. The chil. dren should be taught to make successive plantings in their gardens, so as to have a great variety of vegetables from early summer until frostl and a somewhat smaller variety through the whole winter. Peas, beans; radishes and beets, should be planted every two weeks until about six weeks before frost. Corn should be planted every three weeks through the same period. There should be at least three plantings of tomatoes. All other vegetables cultivated in the garden should have as many successive plantings as may be necessary to ensure a continuous supply. Winter Gardening. In south Georgia a great variety, and in north Georgia, a goodly number of vegetables will grow through the winter. Spinach, mustard, kale, turnips, turnip-greens, rutabagas, leeks, onions, parsley, salsify, parsnips, carrots, radishes, and beets can be had through the winter as far north as Athens. Parsnips, salsify, and carrots are long-season vegetables, and should be sown not later than June. They will remain in the ground until they have to be removed for spring plantings, and 74 will be entirely uninjured by heavy freezes. Turnips, rutabagas, beets and some onion-sets should be planted in July or August. These also will remain in the ground throughout the winter uninjured by freezes. Onion-sets may be put out at any time from the middle of July till the middle of March. Spinach, mustard, and seven-top turnips for greens may be sown as late as October, and if well established before frost, will flourish throughout the winter. Winter radishes and beets may be sown through August and &eptember. Seed Catalogues and Bulletins. Seed Catalogues may be had from Peter Henderson, New York City; from Livingston & Sons, Columbus, Ohio; from vVood & Sons, Richmond, Va.; and from H. G. Hastings & Company, Atlanta, Ga. These will be very valuable in giving instructions for planting and cultivating all sorts of vegetables. Free Farmers' Bulletin No. 255 can be obtained from the United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., and gives a valuable discussion of the home vegetable garden. Other bulletins can be obtained giving minutely the method of cultivation of certain vegetables. For Beans, see Bulletin No. 289; Cabbage, No. 433; Celery, No. 282; Cucumbers, No. 254; Onions, No. 354; Strawberries, No. 198; Raspberries, No. 213; Cow Peas, No. 318; Gr,apes, No. 471; Potatoes, Nos. 35 and 884; Asparagus, No. 61; and Tomatoes, No. 220. If a book is desired, Bailey's Principles of Vegetable Gardening can be bought from the Macmillan Company, Atlanta or New York: vVeed-Emerson's "The School Garden Book," and Meier's "School and Home Garden," are also very helpful. The first is published by Charles Scribner's Sons, the latter by Ginn & Co. Both can be bought from The Southern School Book Depository, Atlanta, Ga. Free Garden Seed. Enough free garden seed for distribution among the school children may be obtained from the United States Department of Agriculture through the congressman from the district. In order to obtain these seed the teacher should write to the congressman in November or December, giving him a list of the seeds desired and the number of children in the school as an indication of the quantity of the seeds needed. 75 CORN CLUB WORK. The corn clubs in Georgia have passed beyond the experimental stage, their immense value to the State having been fully demonstrated, hence every teacher in the State should induce as many children a~ possible to join them. It is a mistake to suppose that the demonstration agents employed by the general government, by the State, and by private enterprise, could do this work without the co-operation of the teachers, even though their present number should be quadrupled. Last year there were 10,000 Georgia boys enrolled in the corn clubs, with not more than seven agents to look after them. That only 2,500 boys persisted to the end was largely due to the fact that the teachers did not feel their responsibility in the matter, and did not co-operate as they should have done. The first thing that the teachers should do is to become familiar with the work themselves. They should write to J. Phil Campbell, State College of Agriculture, Athens, Ga., and obtain for their own use all the bulletins needed by the corn club boys. These should be carefully studied so that the teacher can be the leader of the boys. The first thing for the teacher to do in helping the boys is to see that the acre is properly laid off. Different shapes for the acre and methods of laying it off should be discussed in th~ arithmetic class and the boys informed about the matter. The teacher should see that the boys do deep fall plowing wherever the soil will allow this, and that they put a sufficient quantity of humus on the acre to make it conserve the winter rains and render the crop practically independent of summer drought. The constant cultivation of the corn should be urged upon them. They should be stimulated to stir the soil lightly after every rain so as to conserve all the moisture possible, but they should also be taught that the drier the ground, the greater the need of cultivation in order to make sure of all the moisture it has. In like manner, the teacher should look after every detail of the work, visiting the acres frequently and helping the boys in every way possible. The records which are required by the corn clubs can be utilized by the teacher in reading, spelling, language, composition, and arithmetic work, and therefore should be made at the school and inspected by the teacher, the periods usually given to the subjects mentioned being used for them whenever necessary. One embarrassment for the teacher has come from the fact that not all the children in certain classes join the corn clubs, and there is not time enough, aside from the regular class work, to give the necessary instructions. This trouble can be obviated by giving the instruction to the whole class or to several classes combined, and then utilizing it as a basis for other subjects as has been indicated. It will be well to per- 76 suade such children as do not belong to the corn club tf) undertake to cultivate a smaller plot, say a square rod, according to corn club directions. But whether they do that or not, there is no better way to arouse interest in the subject than by teaching it to all the children at suitable times throughout the session. Illustrative Series of Lessons. Take Free Farmers' Bulletin, No. 229, and have several children read to the class the marks of a desirable ~talk of corn, pages 6 and 7. .Make sure of the attention of the whole class to the matter read. .Manage the reading as you would any other reading lesson. In the language period, question the children about what was read, until all the marks of a good stalk of corn are developed, and have the children write these on the board as an outline for a composition. Have the children talk this over with the teacher until the matter is rich and full, and they are perfectly familiar with it. Utilize this conversation as an oral language lesson. The children are now ready to go to a nearby field and select good stalks of corn. If this is not possible, have each child bring a good stalk from his father's field, and have the children compare and judge the stalks. Compositions should be written by the class according to the outline developed. Go over these, and select three or four of the best to have read before the class. .Make a list of the misspelled words and have them for a spelling lesson. . Make a list of the grammatical mistakes and use them for a grammar lesson, assigning the children the parts of the text-book bearing upon these mistakes, as home work. Make a record of all the bad sentences and have the children recon- struct them. In like manner, the selection of the best ear, the germina- tion of the seed, the preparation of the soil, the mixing of the fertilizers, and every other detail of corn culture can be made the basis of lessons in the subjects mentioned, and also of very valuable work in arithmetic. The children should make germination boxes themselves as manual training, and each should test several ears of corn, finding and record- ing percentages of germination, length of sprouts, &c. The children should study carefully the root development of corn, from the sprouting of the seed to maturity, and make careful drawings of it. The method of corn reproduction, the reasons for detasseling, cross-pollination, and many other subjects can be given as nature work. For definite instructions, see Bulletin of Georgia State College of Agri- culture, (Boys Corn Club) No.3, and Free Farmers' Bulletins Nos. 229, 313, 537, 741, 503, 644, 414, and 415. These may be obtained fr6m The State College of Agriculture and from the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. 79 HOUSEKEEPING AND SANITATION IN THE RURAL SCHOOLS. "Cleanliness is next to Godliness" finds ample demonstration in an ordinary common school, where it is so nearly related to the health and happiness of human life. The Schoolroom. It is assumed that the school house has already been built, that it is properly located, and that it is of sufficient size to accommodate all the children of the district. It should be situated on an elevation, not too close to creeks, swanlPs, and marshes. For proper form, size, location, &c., see "School Architecture" Department of Education, Atlanta, Ga. A large supply of light should flood the schoolroom during school hours. An insufficient supply will injure the eyes of the pupils quickly and permanently. The light should come from the left and the rear of the children rather than from the front. Direct sunlight should not farl upon the desk or book of any pupil while he is studying. Ventilation. The ventilation of the room should have the constant and careful attention of the teacher and trustees of the school. Broken windowpanes should be immediately replaced with whole ones, as partial draughts on children often cause serious and sometimes lasting results in poor health. Cracks in the floor should not be allowed to exist. where the room is well constructed, at least one wind;w should be left open on the side opposite the wind, and if the weather will permit, all the windows on that side should be open. Fresh air and sunshine tend to keep down disease, and should be used freely. Heating. Proper heating of the room is quite necessary. Under-heating is less rnjurious than over-heating. An iron stove should be used where better forms of heating cannot be afforded. The pipe should have at least one elbow in it in order that the heat may be kept in the room, and the pipe should be thoroughly riveted to prevent any falling. A zinc or tin mat should be placed under the stove, and there should be a perforated radiator enclosing the fire-pot to prevent danger to children, and to mix more evenly the hot air with the cooler. Cloak Rooms. Every schoolroom should have cloak rooms fOT hats, cloaks, and lunches. These articles should never be allowed in the desks of the children. Nails or hat-hangers should be placed on the walls of the 80 cloak room, a number should be placed over each, and each assigned to one particular child. There should be shelves to hold the lunches and dinner-buckets of the children. No crumbs should be allowed to remain on the floor, as rats and mice will be drawn to the room to the injury of flowers and books. The cloak room should not be made a place for storage of plunder and useless material. If a good cloak room cannot be afforded, one may be improvised by cutting off a narrow part of the room with canvas cloth. This will not cost much and the appearance of the room will be much improved. . Scouring. The floor of the schoolroom should be kept clean. It should not be used after vacation until it has been swept, brushed, dusted and scoured. Even the desks should be washed, the walls and ceiling brushed, and the windows cleaned insiae and out. The glasses of the windows may be cleaned with some such preparation as "Bon-Ami," which may be purchased at most grocery stores. In the absence of this, use cloths sprinkled with kerosene oil, and then polish with a dry soft cloth. Use a step-ladder to reach the windows or tie a mop to the end of a pole and do the work with that. For cleaning the window-sills, sash-frames, chalk-trenches, and mouldings, add two tablespoonfuls of kerosene oil to one bucketful of water, and apply with a cloth. Lastly the floor should be well scoured. Having cleared it of all movable furniture, wet it thoroughly with an easily procured potash preparation, or strong soap and water, and scrub with a mop until clean, rinsing it well with clear water. The old fashioned shuck mop is probably the best and the most available in the country, but sacks may be wrapped on a weeding-hoe and used to good effect, or a worn cane stick-broom may prove a good substitute. Floor Dressing. After being thoroughly cleaned, it would be well for the floor to have a coat of floor-dressing or floor oil which can be obtained from any disinfectant company, as West Disinfecting Company or The Frederick Disinfectant Company, both Atlanta, Ga. This will cost not over one dollar per gallon, and one gallon will dress one room, with enough left for the closet floors. This preparation will keep down the dust and kill disease germs. Sweeping. Before the sweeping is begun, spider webs, and other deposits should be brushed from the walls and furniture, the broom dampened with kerosene water, and the doors and windows opened. The sweeper should 81 use a heavy, steady pull, rather than a jerk which raises the dust, and should go from the walls toward the center of the room, in order that the dust may not be blown back by the wind. When the trash is in a heap, it should be taken up in a dust pan, put in a box or basket, and carried to a trash pit at some distance from the house, where it should be burned at suitable times. The pit should be dug a few feet deep, and may be enclosed with a small piece of wire fencing. All sweeping should be done thoroughly, leaving no corners or places under desks or stove un swept. If there are rugs, they should be taken up and shaken, and the space under them swept. \Vhen the work is complete, the broom should be dipped into the bucket of kerosene water, and hung with straw downward to dry. The sweepiug S110Uld be done at least once a day, and, if possible, twice. After a little wise and tactful teaching of sanitation, the childreil will sweep cheerfl11ly, if no janitor service is available. Fine results have been obtained by dividing the children into housekeeping groups, and exciting' emulation among' the groups. Papers should never be allowed to lie on the Hoor 01" on any part of the grounds. The time to pick up a paper is the moment it drops. Children should be trained not to tear up paper without a purpose, and to put all useless paper into a basket or box provided for the purpose. Some teachers have the children make pretty little hags, and hang them on the desks to hold necessary waste paper. Under no circumstance~ should paper be swept into the yard. Dirty papers are can'iers of many deadly disease g'erms, are frequently selected hy flies as places of deposit for their eggs, are ugly, untidy and in every way ohjectionable. Dusting. As soon as all dust has settled, the room should be carefully dusted. Instead of the ordinary dust-brushes, !intless clothes should be used. These may be made of flour or sugar sacks, and' should be of convenient ,;ize for the hand. Moisten the cloths with kerosene water, and rub cnrefulJy the furniture, as well as every other dust-caJching surface. The kerosene in the water will tend to polish the furniture each time it is rubbed, and it serves as a disinfectant and deodorizer, making the room- unpleasant for flies. After the dusting is completed,wash tha dust-cloths in soap and water, and hang them in the sun to dry. Water, The drinking water should be kept in a closed cooler from which it mav be drawn through a faucet and not in an open vessel exposed to du;t. If the ordinary cooler cannot be had, a keg with a capacity of five or ten gallons may be used. It should be covered at the top and 82 Lave a faucet from which the water may be drawn. A bucket or basin should be placed under the faucet to catch all waste water. The children should be encouraged to procure individual drinking cups for use in the school. A co=on dipper should be early dispensed with, as it is a common carrier of disease germs. Each child should be encouraged to have his own towel and soap, and, instead of the common pan or basin for washing, they should have water poured upon the hands. The well or spring from which water is supplied to a school should be rigidly cleaned and kept free from the surface water which might contaminate it. Mud puddles should not be allowed to exist near the source of water supply. The well should be covered so that nothing can fall into it. Yards. The scbool yard should present an" example of cleanliness to the whole community. A litter of papers about the yard will spoil its appearance, no matter how well it may Qtherwise be kept. Papers may easily be picked up with a sharp stick, and placed in the paper pit. The children should be required to keep all trash off the grounds and the yards should be swept every week. Closets. Closets, at suitable distances from each other and from the schoolroom, should be kept decent and clean. Lime, ashes, and kerosene oil are good disinfectants and deodorants, and should be freely used each day to keep the closets in a sanitary condition. For specifications for "Sanitary Surface Privy" see Bulletin Georgia State Board of Health, Vol. 1, No.3. Address Georgia State Board of Health, Atlanta, Ga. Consult also "School Architecture," Department of Education, Atlanta, Ga. Prevention of the Spreading of Disease. When a child is present in school with a suspected case of contagious disease, such as measles, mumps, chicken-pox, small-pox, whooping-cough, sore-eyes, skin disease, or fever of any kind, it is advisable to take him apart from the school at once and ask him to go home until a conference may be had with the parents. The teacher should seek this conference as early a& possible, and ask that a physician be consulted. This action should be taken for the good of the school and the whole co=unity. A child known to be affected with any contagious disease, or exposed thereto, should be suspended from school for a certain period of days, which period may be definitely learned from any well-informed physician. 83 TEACHING COOKING IN RURAL SCHOOLS. The first, and generally effective, obstacle that confronts the rural school teacher when the subject of teaching cooking is suggested, is the entire lack of room or equipment. This is usually a greater discouragement than even a lack of training on the part of the teacher. However, like many of our troubles, it is mainly imaginary. It is the purpose of this Bulletin to point an easy solution to the first problem, and to remedy, as far as possible, the second. The subject of Cooking will be treated under the following heads: 1. Where' Place and equipment. 2. What'! A selection of Foods. Food values and combinations. 3. Why'! A discussion of Dietetics, &c. 4. How'! Simple directions and a few typical receipts. 5. Serving. Conventionalities; Menus; &c. 6. Canning and Preserving. Economy, Thrift, &c. 1. WHERE' (a) At the school; (b) At the homes. (a) Under the direct instructions and supervision of the teacher at the school, in regular hour periods once a week, and at the noon recess or, other odd times. (b) At the homes either in clubs or individually.according to suggestions from the teacher and the mothers, the children affording real help in the family daily work, with results reported to the teacher. For this some school credits might be given. School Equipment: The ordinary school heating stove, a onecompartment Fireless Cooker, (cost from $5.00 to $10.00), and, if possible, for use during the summer months when the heating stove is out, a one-burner oil stove. (Cost about $5.00.) A great deal can be done with the ordinary school heating stove. Utensils: Besides the utensils that come with the Fireless CGJOker, the following will be needed: Three triangular nested boilers for the Fireless Cooker or the heater, (Cost $3.00) ; One oil-stove baker, $2.00; one large dish pan; 1 pie pan; 1 pitcher; 1 grater; 1 qt. coffee pot; 1 egg beater; 1 sauce pan; muffin pans; measures; knife, fork, & spoon; 1 wooden spoon. If possible let all utensils be of aluminum. The above itemized list of utensils is intended only as a minimum requirement for a school equipment. A liberal and first-class home kitchen equipment is a source of genuine economy, and should be carefully considered and encouraged. The home kitchen is the most important room in the house, and on it depends the physical life, and in 84 large measure the spiritual life, of the family. At least as much expense should be devoted to beautifying and equipping the home kitchen as the home parlor. 2. WHAT~ Foods and Food Values. The foods needed to build up and sustain the body are divided into five classes, each of which has a special work to do in the body. For that reason a proper proportion of each class of foods should be provided for each meal. Five Classes of Foods. SOURCE AND USE OF THE CHIEF FOOD CONSTITUENTS. 1. PROTEINS. Lean meats; gluten in flour; eggs, milk, cheese, fish, beans and peas. Proteins build tissue an~ repair its daily waste. They are especially valuable in bone building. 2. FATS. Butter, cheese, fats in meats, cream, olive oil, cotton seed oil, oil in nuts. Fats give heat and energy and produce fat. 3. CARBOHYDRATES. (a) Sugar: Fruit, cane, beet, maple, malt, and honey. (b) Starch: Peas, beans, potatoes, and cereals such as rice, corn, wheat, oats, rye and barley. Carbohydrates give heat and energy and produce fat. Fats and carbohydrates are called fuel foods because they produce heat. 4. MINERALS SALTS. Fruit Acids and Vegetables. They aid in the formation of bone, help digestion and are useful in the blood. Greens and salads are rich in minerals and should be used freely. 5. WATER. This is found in all foods, but should be used liberally in its pure form. It carries food to the blood, carries off waste, helps to regulate temperature and is a solvent for food. NOTE:-For a study of the proportionate amount of each element required and for a table of Food Values, refer to Farmers' Bulletin No. 142. U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, "Principles of Nuh:ition and Nutritive Values." Also to chapter on Food and Health, Ritchie's Primer of Physiology; Home Economics Circular, No.1, Iowa State College of Agriculture, Ames, Iowa; U. S. Dept. of Agr. Bulletin No. 28, "Composition of Foods" and to Prof. Murray's "Economy of Nurition," (A. B. Co). Dr. Langworthy's Food Charts, 1 to 14, may be had for $1.00, sent to the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. These 14 large colored wall charts are invaluable to any school. 85 3. HOW? COOKING. Weights and Measures. Abbreviations:' c. means cup; tsp., teaspoon; tbsp., tablespoon; 4c. = flour 1 lb; 2c. sugar = 1 lb.; 2c. butter = 1 lb.; 16 tbsp = 1 c.; 2 tbsp. butter = 1 oz.; 4 tbsp. flour = 1 oz. BREAD MAKING. Light Bread. Scald the milk or boil the water to kill any germs that may interfere with the action of the yeast. Put the shortening, salt and sugar into the mixing bowl and pour the hot liquid over them. Cool till lukewarm, (hot liquid will kill yeast). Soften the yeast cake in lukewarm water, and add to the other liquids. Add flour gradually, stirring with a knife. When the dough is stiff enough to handle, turn out on a floured board and knead until soft and elastic, so as to mix thoroughly. Place in a buttered bowl, buttering the top of the dough to prevent a dry crust from forming. Cover and allow to rise in a warm place until double its bulk. Then knead until all gas bubbles are srriall and evenly distributed through the dough. Shape into loaves and biscuits, and place in greased pans. Allow it to rise in pans until double its bulk. Bake the biscuits 25 to 35 minutes, and the loaves 45: to 60 minutes in a hot oven. When the bread is baked, remove it from the pans and place it on a rack to cool. Cover with a clean, thin cloth, but do not wrap. Scald. the bread box, and when the bread is cold, put it into the box with a close fitting cover. Receipts for Light Bread. Mix and bake according to the above directions. 1 cup water. 2 tbsp. shortening. 1 cup milk. 2 tsp. salt. 2 tbsp. sugar. 5% cups flour. lf4, yeast cake. Biscuit. Batters and doughs are made to rise by adding SDme material which will make bubbles of gas in the mixture. These bubbles are caught in little sacs of the gluten in the flour, and when the baking begins, the heat causes the imprisoned bubbles to expand, thus making the mixture rise. Pure baking powder is composed of cream of tartar, bi-carbonate of soda, and starch. Cheap baking powders contain alum, and 86 are IllJurioUS. Good baking powder can be made at home by the following receipt: 214 lbs. cream tartar. I lb. bi-carbonate of soda. I to 2 c. flour or corn starch. Weigh the materials, mix them, and sift at least seven times. Store in tight jars or cans ready for use. Baking Powder Biscuits. I pt. flour. 4 tsp. baking powder. % c. milk. 1;2 tsp. salt. 2 tbsp. shortening. Mix and sift dry ingredients. Work in th,e shortening until the mixture resembles fine meal. Add the liquid gradually to make a dough as soft as can be handled. Mix with a knife or spoon. Toss on a floured board, and rQll until half inch thick. Cut with a floured biscuit cutter. Place close together in a greased pan and bake in It hot oven until well cooked. Be sure to brown both top and bottom. If biscuits are not brown on the bottom when removed from oven, place the pan on top of the stove until they are. Never leave the middle of the biscuits imperfectly cooked. The crust is the part most easily digested. Eating too much crumb,/ especially rare crumb, will cause indigestion. Butter Milk Biscuit. I pt. flour. ltsp. salt. 1 tsp. soda (varying with the acidity of the buttermilk.) 1 tbsp. shortening. % c. huttermilk. Mix as for baking powder biscuits, making the dough a little smoother and stiffer. Roll from 14 to 1;2 inch thick, cut and bake as before. If biscuits are yellow, use less soda. Corn Bread. % c. corn meal. % c. flour. 3 tsp. baking powder. I tbsp. sugar. I egg. 1;2 c. boiling water. % tbsp. melted butter. % tsp. salt. % c. milk. Scald the meal in 1;2 c. boiling water. Add milk, dry materials sifted together, egg and melted butter. Beat well. Pour into a greased pan and bake in a hot oven. 87 Wheat Muffins. %c. butter. % c. butter. 1 egg. % c. milk. 11/2 c. flour. 3 tsp. baking powder. Cream the butter, add sugar and egg which has been well beaten, sift baking powder with flour, and add to first mixture, alternating with milk. Bake in buttered muffin pans until well browned. The baking ought to last a half hour. Write U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., for the following Farmers' Bulletins for further study: No. 298, Food Value of Corn and Corn Products. No. 389, Bread and Bread Making. Eggs. Eggs should be washed as soon as brought in, and kept in a cool place. Water in which eggs are cooked should not boil, but should be kept at a temperature of from 1800 to 1600 Soft Boiled Eggs. (1) Put them into boiling water and immediately remove the pan from the stove. They will be cooked in from 5 to 10 minutes. (2) Put the eggs into cold water and put them on the stove. When the water reaches boiling point they are ready to serve. The first method is the best. Hard Boiled Eggs. Put the e;5gs into boiling water and remove the pan immediately to the back of stove where it will not boil. Leave for forty five minutes. Scrambled Eggs. 1 egg. Vs tsp. salt. 1 tbsp. milk. % tsp. butter. 1-16 tsp. pepper. Beat the egg thoroughly. Add salt, pepper, and milk. Melt the butter in pan over moderate heat. Pour in the mixture and cook slowly, continually scraping from bottom of the pan. When creamy turn out on a hot dish and serve at once. Omelet. 4 eggs. % tsp. salt. 4 tbsp. milk. V2 tsp. pepper. 2 tbsp. butter. Beat eggs slightly, just enough to blend yolks with the whites, add milk and seasonings. Put the butter in a moderately hot pan and wheT' 88 melted turn in the mixture. Cook slowly on the top of the stove. When evenly brown, fold over and put on a hot dish. Serve at once. Fried Eggs. NOTE:>-Don't fry them. * * * * Not wholesome. Refer to U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Bulletin No. 128, Eggs and Their Uses. Also to Short Course Class Notes No.4., Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa. 1. Cream Soups: SOUPS. 1. Source of fuel food. 2. Served with a light meal rather than a heavy meal. 3. Give an opportunity to use great variety of vegetables. 4. Give an opportunity to use fish and oysters. 5. Give an opportunity to increase food value by adding egg. II. Stock Soups: 1. Clear stock soups are used with heavy meal as an appetizer. 2. Stock, with the addition of meat and vegetables, gives added food value. Brown Soup Stock. 2 lbs. meat (1/4 bone). 2 pts. cold water. % tsp. salt. 6 peppercorns. 1 sprig parsley. 2 cloves. 1Js sweet pepper. % tsp. sweet herbs. 2 tbsp. each of carrot, onion and celery. Wipe and cut the meat in inch cubes. Brown 1/3 of meat in hot frying pan in marrow from marrow bone. Put remaining two-thirds with bone and fat in soup kettle, add cold water and let stand for 30 . minutes. Place on back of range, add browned meat and heat gradually to boiling point. As scum rises it should be removed. Cover and cook slowly below boiling point three hours. Add vegetables and seasonings lY2 hours before removing stock from stove. Strain and cool as quickly as possible. Cream of Vegetable Soups (Puree). A puree is made by adding the pulp of a cooked vegetable to milk or cream. The milk is thickened, (white sauce) with flour or corn starch in order to bind the solid and liquid parts of the soup together. 89 Cream of Pea Soup. 2 c. peas. 1 tsp. sugar. 2 tbsp. butter. 1112 tbsp. flour. 3 c. milk. :lf4 tsp. mustard. 1 tsp. salt. % tsp. pepper. Drain liquor from peas. Rub peas through a sieve. Add seasonings. Melt butter, add flour and blend thoroughly. Add milk gradually. Add the pea mixture. Cook until it thickens. Strain through a sieve. PRINCIPLES OF MEAT COOKERY. 1. Heat hardens protein. Sear meat to retain juices. Cook slowly to make tender. E'xtract albumen by soaking in cold water. 2. Heat decomposes fat. Cook fats at a low temperature, (bacon, pork chops). Remove fat from pan as fast as it fries out of the meat. Aims in Cooking Soups. 1. To extract the juices, as in soups, broths and beef teas. 2. To retain the juices, as in broiling, roasting, boiling and frying. 3. Combination of both as in stewing and brazing where part of the juices are retained and part extracted. Amount Required. Amount of meat needed by system depends upon age, occupation, climatic conditions and condition of system. Pan Broiled Steak. Heat skillet. Scrape steak lightly to remove any pieces of broken bones. Wipe with damp cloth. Place steak in hot skillet. Turn from side to side until well seared. Heat platter. Move to cooler part of stove or lower the heat. Cook slowly until pink inside. ,If the steak is more than 1 inch thick, cover the skillet after the steak has been thoroughly seared. Add salt and pepper just before taking from the pan. Place on the hot platter. Add lemon sauce or plain butter. Garnish with slices of lemon and sprigs of parsley if you wish. Bacon. In order to slice bacon very thin, it must be cold and firm. Cut off the rind and tough lower skin, then slice very thin. Place the bacon in skillet and turn until it is brown. Drain fat from pan as 90 fast as it fries out. Do not serve bacon that looks greasy. It must be dry. Save the bacon fat for cooking purposes. The bacon slices may be put into a baking pan, and cooked in the oven. Bacon should be thoroughly drained before taking to the table. It should be crisp and evenly browned. NOTE: Write to U. S. Dept. of Agriculture for Farmers' Bulletin No. 391, The Economical Use of Meat in the Home; and No. 31, Meats, Composition and Cooking. VEGETABLES. Vegetables are of great value in the daily diet. 1. They give muscle-building 4. They give bulk. food. 2. They give fuel food. 5. They give flavor. 3. They give mineral matter. 6. They give water. Suggestions for Cooking. 1. Allow 1 tsp. salt to 1 quart water. 2. Use enough water to cover vegetables. 3. Cook highly flavored vegetables uncovered. 4. Cook starchy vegetables in boiling water. Refer to U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Farmers' Bulletin No. 121, Beans, Peas, &c., as Food, also to State College of Agriculture, Athens, Ga., Bulletin No.6. General Directions for Making Sauces. Put butter in sauce pan or double boiler, stir until melted and bubbling; add flour mixed with seasonings, and stir until thoroughly cooked. Gradually pour on the liquid, stirring constantly. Cook until smooth and glossy. 1. Thin White Sauce-White Sauce for Soups. 1 tbsp flour. . lh tsp. salt. 1 tbsp. butter. Vs tsp. pepper. 1 c. hot milk. II. Medium White Sauce-White Sauce for Vegetables. 2 tbsp. flour. lh tsp. salt. 2 tbsp. butter. Ys tsp. pepper. 1 c. hot milk. III. Thick White Sauce-White Sauce for Croquettes. 4 tbsp. flour. 4 tbsp. butter. 1 tsp. salt. Ys tsp. pepper: 1 c. bot milk. 91 Gravy. 4 tbsp. flour. ~ tbsp. fat. 2 c. stock. *1 tsp. salt. tsp. pepper. Lemon Sauce for Fish. 3 tbsp. flour. 5 tbsp. butter. 1V2 c. water. Y2 tsp. salt. Ys tsp. pepper. 2 tbsp. lemon juice. (Follow directions for making sauces). FRUITS. Fruits furnish real food values in the form of carbohydrates, protein, mineral matter, and water. They relieve thirst and help to _ remove waste because of their high per cent of water. Through the organic salts in them they improve the quality of the blood and prevent the acidity of the urine. They are laxative and prevent constipation. They stimulate the appetite, aid digestion, and give value to the diet. They are among the most important, as well as cheapest, foods, and should form a part of every meal, especially of breakfast. Most fruits are also very helpful eaten late at night. Baked Apples. (1) Pare and core the apples, fill the cores with sugar, dot some butter over the apples, put in a pan with a little water, and bake slowly but well. (2) Wash the apples well, stick some holes in the skin, put them in a pan with about an inch of water and bake for an hour or an hour and a hal1'. Apple Tapioca Pudding. 6 sour apples. 1 qt. boiling water. 1 c. pearl tapioca. Y2 c. sugar. Y2 tsp. salt. 1 tsp. cinnamon. Soak tapioca four hours in cold water. Drain and cook in salted boiling water until soft and transparent. Pare and core the apples and arrange in a baking dish. Fill the cavities with sugar and spice, mixed together. Cover the apples witt the tapioca. Bake slowly until tender. Serve hot with cream and sugar. 92 Apple Sauce. 8 apples. 1 c. water. 1 c. sugar. :yg tsp. cinnamon. Wipe, pare and core apples. Mix water and sugar and boil 5 minutes. Add apples and cook until tender. Add cinnamon. Apple Snow. 3 egg whites. % c. apple pulp. 1 tbsp. lemon juice. 3 tbsp. sugar. Pare, quarter and core 4 sour apples, place on a plate and cook in n steamer, over hot water, until soft. Press through a sieve and add iiiUgar and lemon juice. Add beaten egg white. Pile in a glass dish and serve with red jelly. NOTE: For a study of Fruits as Food see "Short Course Class Notes No. 13," Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa. ..... MENUS FOR RURAL SCHOOL CHILDREN. BREAKFAST. Fruit. Cereal. Eggs. Bread. Butter. Syrup. Milk. DINNER. Chicken or ham sandwich. Potatoes (boiled or baked). Vegetables (beans, peas etc.) Fruits or melon. Light pudding or cake. SUPPER. Soup (light). Rice, with cream and sugar. Bread and butter. Syrup. Stewed fruit. Light cake and milk. (Serve dinners on tables in the grove, either together or in parties, under supervision and instructions of the teacher). NOTE: Menus should vary but be always intelligently planned. Hot soups, as a result of the teaching, may occasionally be served for dinner. The dinner service should occupy a definite period during the noon recess, not less than twenty minutes, and should be orderly. Children should not be allowed to bolt their food. Cleanliness, proper behavior, ;rnd good manners should be insisted upon, and due credits should be ~i'V.en fui:' the same. 93 MENUS FOR THE FAMILY. Tuesday-A Summer Day. BREAKFAST. Berries and cream. DINNER. Corn soup. Corn mush, with milk Breakfast bacon and eggs. Toast. Coffee and milk. (Milk for children.) Stewed chicken. Irish potatoes. Corn bread. Snap Beans. Sliced tomatoes, with dressing. Baked apples, with sugar and cream. SUPPER. Cold chicken. Cold bread and butter Milk. Peaches and cream. BREAKFAST. Apple sauce. Rice, with milk and sugar. Fried chicken. Wheat muffins. Coffee and milk. (Milk for children.) Wednesday. DINNER. SUPPER. Cream of tomato soup. Cold ham cut in thin Boiled ham. slices. Candied sweet Cold bread and butter potatoes Berries and cream. Cabbage. Milk. Berry pudding, with sauce. BREAKFAST. Canned berries Oatmeal and cream Bacon strips and eggs. Toast. Butter. Coffee or milk. A Winter Day. DINNER. Tomato soup. Chicken pie. Baked Irish potatoes Turnip greens. (boiled with small piece of baron). Stewed t0H'atoes. Canned peaches and cake. SUPPER. Egg and cheese omelet. Bread and butter. Preserves. Milk. 94 Serving. It is said that the difference in the food of the rich and the poor lies chiefly in the cooking and serving. No meal is a success unless the linen is clean, the table neatly set, and the food properly served. One of the most valuable among the early housekeeping lessons is the art of table setting, and should be mastered by every child of ten. It should be taught thoroughly and systematically through definite instructions and careful supervision. Table Setting. In setting the table, first cover it with a silence cloth, intended to protect a polished table, to prevent noise, and to save the table cloth from wear. The table cloth should be of good linen or cotton, plain, small figures preferred, large enough to cover the table and fall from ten to twelve inches below its edge. Teach a child to lay the cloth absolutely straight, leaving the margin perfectly even on all sides. The child who learns to lay the cloth properly, forms a habit that will continue through life. One of the chief elements of success consists in the care with which the dishes are placed on the table. The same principles hold true, whether the meal is a simple or elaborate affair. Give definite instructions, first with regard to the placing of the silver. Place each piece so that the end is one inch from the edge of the table, and the pieces absolutely parallel with one another. Place the knives and spoons at the right of the plate, and the fork at the left, and in the order in which they are to be used (an oyster fork should be at the right). The knife blade should be turned towards the plate and the tines of the fork upwards. The glass should be at the tip of the knife, the napkin at the left of the fork, one inch from the edge of the table. The scrap plate and the individual butter should be just above the napkin. The coffee pot and cups are placed at the right of the hostess, and the sugar and cream in front. Flowers add much good cheer to the table, and for them, a low dish is generally preferable to a high vase. Serving Meals. Teach children to wait upon the table, and do it well. This lesson not only makes them useful, but teaches them to be more unselfish and considerate of the comfort of others. In serving a meal the chief thing to keep in mind is simplicity and comfort rather than display and effect. Assigu reasons for rules, and fix a few principles firmly in the mind. First, if the child is to place the food in position beside the guest, tell him to pass to right of the guest and place the food at the guest's right hand. If it is food from which the guest is to help himself, tell the 95 child to pass to the guest's left hand, so that the guest can use his right hand. Caution the child to lower the dish within easy reach when passing the food,and to pass to the right to remove dishes from the table. If a dinner is to be served in courses, have nothing on the table when the guests are seated except the center decorations, glasses, and bread and butter plates. There may also be a place plata if a plate is to be used. If the first course is to be soup, it may be placed on this plate, and the plate may be removed after the soup course. Olives, or nuts, or pickles may be on "the table before serving the first course and remain until the end. In general, remove everything from the table which pertains to. the course just served before the next course is served. The successful dinner depends upon quality rather than quantity, and much upon the good fellowship which attends the meal. Let the meal be a rest time, where cleanliness, good taste,; good simple food, harmony and good manners prevail. Dishwashing. Serape all the food from the dishes and rinse them. Pile all of dishes of one kind together. Soak in cold water the dishes that have been used for milk, eggs, or starchy foods; soak those used for sugary substances in hot water. Wipe greasy dishes with paper, and then soak them in hot water. Clean off the table well, and do not begin to wash until everything is ready. Wash dishes in the following order: glassware, silver-ware, cups and saucers, plates, general dishes. Wash in hot, soapy water: rinse in hot, clear water. Do not allow soap to soak in the dishwater. Wipe the dishes after draining, with clean, dry towels. Do not pour boiling water over glassware. Place tumblers side down in the dishwater. Do not allow wood, bone, ivory, rubber, or pearl handles to soak in water. Do not continue to wash in dirty water. Cha1'lge it when it becomes dirty. Kettles and pans should have water put in them as soon as emptJl after cooking. Do not use a knife or coarse scouring soap to clean enameled wat;e. Clear up as you work, putting soiled utensils of a kind together and putting them in soak until ready to wash them. Put away all materials and utensils in their proper places. Leave everything you have used clean, and the room in perfect order. Canning and Preserving. The ''high cost of living," so much complained of, can be reduced materially on the farm at least by canning and preserving fruits, vegetables, and other foods. We probably waste, or allow to go to 96 ' waste, 'nearly enough to live upon. Thrift and econemy are matters of education and training. Too much attention can hardly be given to the conservation and preservation of food stuffs. Give careful study to the Pure Food Laws of the State and nation. Copies of these may be had free by writing the Dept. of Agriculture. For further studies get the following free Bulletins: From The State Agricultural College, Athens, Ga.: The Canning of Fruits and Vegetables, Bulletin No. 191; Girls' Club Work in Georgia, Bulletin No.6. From U. S. Department of Agriculture, vVashington, D. C.:, Canning Vegetables in the Home, Farmers' Bulletin No. 359; Canned Fruit, Preserves and Jellies, Farmers' Bulletin No. 203; Canning Peaches on the Farm, Farmers' Bulletin No. 426. This treatment of cooking has been very largely selected and adapted from the Bulletins of The Iowa State College of Agriculture, but thanks are also due to Hampton Institute, for permission to use its bulletins from which some extracts were made. Some valuable receipts were copied from them. Extracts were also ~nade from "Lessons in Cooking and Sewing for Virginia School Girls." !J7 SEWING. It is an error to suppose that all girls are taught sewing at home. Some of them are, but the majority never learn. Those who can sew well should be employed in helping and directing the younger girls in the school sewing. If any mothers in the neighborhood are particu, larly skilled in sewing they should be induced to come to the school and help in teaching the children. Under present conditions, there should not be more than one sewing period a week to which the teacher gives her time, but the girls should be accu&tomed to sew as seat work when all the book lessons have been learned, or when they are too tired to study. They can frequently begin a piece of work at school, and finish it at home. The teacher should enlist the co-operation of parents and excite emulation among the children by exhibits, honors, etc. It is not only unnecessary, but inadvisable, to have children learn to sew on samplers or to make sewing books. Let them make something to .use or wear from the very beginning. The use of a little good judgment in the selection of articles to make will prevent an appreciable waste of material, but even though waste of something is necessary, it would better be cloth than the child's interest or energy. The sampler and the sewing book are frequently so exhaustively and exhaustingly done that they are the beginning and the end of the child's sewing. TOOLS: Needles, thread, scissors, tape measure, thimble and emery ball. General Suggestions for Sewing. Sit in an erect position. Choose an aluminum or celluloid thimble that fits the second finger of the right hand and always wear it while sewing. Never sew without it. Use a short thread. Make the stitches small and even. Keep a pair of sharp scissors, which are used for nothing else. Choose thread and needle to suit the kind of cloth used, Finish all raw edges on the wrong side of the ga~ent. Always make the wrong side look as neat as possible. Anything worth doing at all is worth doing well, so all sewing should be done carefully. Basting. Basting is loose sewing, with loose stitches used as a. guide for sewing and holding cloth in place. The more carefully the. basting is done the less the sewing will need be ripped and done over. Even Basting. In this, the stitch and the space between are of the same length. It is strong, and is used for seams in a tight garment. 98 Uneven Basting. In this the stitch is long, and the space between the stitches short. This basting is not strong, and is only--used to hold two pieces of cloth in place while being sewed. Back Stitch. Take one short stitch. Begin the second stitch in the middle of the first. Extend it to one-half the length of the first stitch. Begin the third stitch in the middle of the second, and proceed as before. Thill should be used in a seam that is required to bear some strain. Running Stitch. Place the two edges of the cloth evenly together. Baste with uneven basting one-fourth inch from the edge of the cloth. Take one short stitch at the right edge of the cloth and just above the basting. Draw the thread through this three times so as to fasten the end. Take up three even stitches on the needle and pull the thread through the cloth, but not so tight that the cloth will be gathered. Continue the seam, taking three stitches on the needle each time and keeping the stitches in a perfectly straight line. To fasten the end of the thread, sew over the last stitch three times and cut the thread. Do not break it. This stitch is used in joining two pieces of cloth that will not have much strain, for making tucks, and for gathering cloth. Practice. 1. Sew the seams in a straight apron. 2. Gather the apron at the top. 3. Sew the seams in an underskirt. 4. Tuck the underskirt. Seams. 1. OVERHAND SEAM. Hold the edges firmly between the thumb and finger of the left hand. Take up two threads of the selvage with the needle, and pull tbe needle straight toward you, drawing the thread firmly. Take small stitches and keep them even. This is used for selvage edges. 2. FRENCH SEAM. Turn the seam to the right side of the garment. Trim the frayed edges. Sew the seam one-fourth of an inch from the edge. Turn the seam and press the edges firmly on the wrong side. Baste the cloth evenly on the wrong side, and just below the edges of the seam. Turn the cloth on the right side and press the seam firmly with a thumb and 99 finger. Be careful that the frayed edges of the seam do not show on the right side. This is the best seam to use for shirt waists, underwear, or straight seams in cotton dresses. 3. FELLED SEAM. Place the edges of the cloth together evenly. Begin at the right and make the seam one-third of an inch wide. When you have finished sewing the seam, trim the under edge until it is one-fourth of an inch wide. Fold the upper edge until it is just wide enough to cover the under edge. Press the upper edge down firmly and hem to the garment with small even stitches. Practice. 1. Make a pillow case. 2. Use the French seam on underwear. 3. Use it on a cotton dress. 4. Make a cooking apron. 5. Use the felled seam on a corset cover. Hemming. To Fold: Turn the raw edge of the cloth over just one-fourth of an inch. To do this, begin at the right edge, taking the folded edge between the thumb and finger of the right hand, and laying the fold with the left hand. Lay the folded edge in plaits, and pinch. between the thumb of the right hand and first finger of the left hand. Hold the folded plaits between the thumb and finger of the right hand, and pinch them hard, to hold the folded edge in place. To Make the Second Fold: To make a one inch hem, cut a strip of stiff paper one inch wide and three inches long. Measure down from the folded edge the width of this paper. Make a turn in the cloth, and make a crease in the new folded edge. Continue to make this fold, and hold it in place with the thumb and finger as you did for the first fold. Be sure to use the paper measure as a guide. Baste the edge in place with uneven basting. To Sew the Hem: Hold the hem over the first finger of the left hand. Hold it in place with the thumb and second finger. Push the needle through one thread of the under part of the hem, and then in a slanting position through the edge of the upper part of the hem and pull the thread through. Keep all of the stitches slanting, and keep them parallel with each other. Be sure not to pull the thread tight enough to gather the cloth. 100 French Hem. To Fold: Fold the cloth to the wrong side, make a fold one-fourth of an inch wide, and press it firmly until the edge is well creased. To Make the Second Fold: Measure down from the folded edge three-fourths of an inch, turn the hem to the wrong side of the cloth and make a crease at the one-fourth inch mark. To Make the Third Fold: Fold the entire hem back toward the right side of the cloth and crease at the lower fold. To Sew the Hem: Take up one thread of each folded edge and pull the needle straight toward the chest. Keep the stitches parallel and do not draw them firmly enough to gather the cloth. If the work is well done the stitches will be almost invisible. This hem is good to use on table linen. Rolled Hem. To Fold: Hold the raw edge of the cloth firmly between the thumb and finger of the left hand and by moving the thumb make a small roll along the edge of the cloth. After one inch has been rolled begin to sew, keeping the roll small and even. To Sew the Hem'. Use a No.9 needle and a No. 90 thread. Insert the needle into the under side of the roll, taking up only one thread and push it through the upper side, taking again only one thread. Oontinue stitch by stitch making the stitches even and taking up as little cloth as possible on each stitch. The roll should be small, firm and round. Practice. 1. Hem an underskirt, a cooking apron, and a gingham dress, with a plain hem. 2. Hem table napkins with the French hem. 3. Hem a muslin ruffle with a rolled hem. Ornamental Stitches. Outline Stitch: Hold the thread over the left forefinger and work from you. Keep the thread downwards under the thumb, and to the right of the needle. Bring the needle through to the right side of the material at the lower end of a traced line. Take a long stitch ahead on the traced line and a short stitch back through the material. Continue in this way, being careful not to draw the stitches tighter than the cloth. 101 MAKING THE OUTLINE STITCH. MAKING THE CHAIN STITCH. This stitch is used for outlining solid embroidery and for making simple designs. Chain Stitch. Hold the material across the forefinger of the left hand. vVork towards you with the needle pointing toward the chest. Draw the needle through to the right side of the material, holding the thread under the left thumb. Reinsert the needle in the same place from which it came out. Bring it through one-eighth of an inch below and over the thread to form a loop. Continue in this manner, taking one stitch below the other, keeping the stitches vertical and regular. This is used on towels, face cloths, bags, underclothing, and for marking linen. Blanket Stitch. Begin at the left hand corner, and work from left to right, holding the edge of the material toward you. Insert the needle one-eighth to one-fourth of an inch from each edge, and take two or three small run, ning stitches to the edge. Fasten the stitch by making a backward stitch over the last running stitch. Hold the thread under the thumb of the left hand and insert the needle again in the same place. Draw it through and make a loop over the thread as in the figure. 102 MAKING THE BLANKET STITCH. A VARIATION IN BLANKET STITCH. Take the next stitch by holding the thread down with the thumb. Insert the needle at the same height as the last stitch and as far to the left as desired. Draw the needle through the cloth and over the thread to make the loop. Continue the stitches at the same height and same distance apart. To turn the corner neatly, take three stitches in the same hole. To fasten the thread, take two or three running stitche~ under the last upright stitch with one back stitch and cut it off. To begin with a new thread put the needle under the last stitch as in beginning the work, bring the new thread through the loop, and proceed as before. This is used to finish and decorate the raw edges of flannel or woolen material which is too thick to hem or fold well. French Knots. Hold the material over the left forefinger, and bring the needle up from the wrong side at the place desired for the knot. Take a small back stitch, leaving the needle half way through the material. Take the thread where it comes through the material, and wind it three or more times around the needle. Hold this coil of thread on the needle under the left thumh. and draw the needle slowly through the coil. Then insert the needle where it was inserted for the back stitch. Bring the needle through the material where the ne'xt stitch is to be, and continue as before. This is under on underclothing, wash waists, fancy neckwear, linen table pieces, and sofa pillows. A light blue or pink linen dress may be decorated with a row of white linen French knots. 103 Feather Stitching. This is used on such articles as underclothing, jabots, collars, aprons, fancy bags, dust cloths, traveling cases, bureau scarfs, etc. Button-Holes. To Cut the Button-Hole: If the button is flat, the button-hole should be as long as the button is wide. Measure the width of the button on a slip of paper. Cut the paper at your measure. Place this paper on a double fold of cloth, parallel with the upper edge, and onefourth inch from the side of the cloth. Place a pin at each end of upper edge of the paper. Fold the cloth from one pin to the other. Place the sharp point of the scissors in the pin hole which is farthest to the right. Cut slowly along the fold till you reach the pin which is nearest the edge of the cloth To Begin the Button-Hole: The first step is to place a bar around the edge of the button-hole in order to strengthen the button-hole and to act as a guide when you are trying to get your stitches even. Place the button-hole over the first finger of your left hand, holding it horizontally in place with the thumb and second finger. To begin the bar, insert the needle through the right end of the button-hole being careful to hold the needle at right angles with the hole. This stitch should be one-eighth of an inch above or below the button-hole. Turn the button-hole so that the left end is held over the first finger of the left hand. Insert the needle through the left end, keeping the stitch just even with the stitch at the right end. Pull the thread until it is smooth but leave two inches of it banging loose from the right end of the button-hole. Turn the button-hole again, and hold it so that its right 104 end is held over the nrst finger of the left hand. Take this smcb through exactly the same holes as you did the first stitch. 1'0 Work the Button-Hole: Plaee the button-hole so that the right end is held over the first finger of the left hand, holding it in place with the thumb and second finger. Place the needle close to the righ\ edge of the button-hole, keeping it at right angles with the hole. Take one stitch just long enough to cover the bar. Take hold of the thread from the eye of the needle, and pass that around the point of the needle from the right. Pull the thread into place so that it will be just as tight as the cloth, but no tighter. Take the second stitch exactly the same distance from the edge as the first and as close to the first as you can get it. Continue until the lower edge is covered. To Turn the Curve: This will decide whether the button-hole iii good or poor. The third stitch must be exactly parallel with the edge of the button-hole and half way between the upper and lower edge. The first and second stitches divide the space between the third and lower edge of the button-hole into exactly three equal parts. The fourth and fifth stitches correspond exactly with the second and first. To Make the Upper Edge: Turn the button-hole so that the left end is over the first finger of your left hand, thus placing the unworked edge at the bottom. Work this edge in exactly the same way as the lower edge. Make the turn as before. To Fasten the Thread: Turn the button-hole to the wrong side. Pull the needle and thread through to the wrong side. Take four short firm stitches through the lower fold of the cloth. Place the thread around the needle once. Pull the needle up through that loop and cut the thread. Cut also the loose end of thread that was left on the upper edge. To Sew on the Button. Plaee the button one-half inch from the edge of the band. The button will be less apt to pull off and pull a part of the cloth with it if it is fastened to the cloth loosely. To do that place two pins across the bottom as shown in the picture. Select a needle that is right for No. 40 thread. Double the thread and place a firm knot at the end. Pass the needle through the button 105 at 1. Pull the thread up through 3 and down through 4. Continue in this regular order until the holes are full of thread. Take four firm stitches through the bunch of threads at the under side of the cloth and pull the needle firmly through the thread. Cut the thread close to the cloth. Care of Clothing. 1. Never wear a garment that lacks a button. 2. Never wear a garment that is ripped. The ripped place will ravel and be hard to mend if it is not sewed at once. 3. Never wear a garment with hooks and eyes lacking. 4. N ever wear a garment which is torn. Mend it as as soon as you can find a needle and thread. The torn edges will soon ravel, be unsightly and hard to mend. 5. Never allow stains to remain on garments without trying to remove them. 106 Darning. Trim the frayed out edges. Run your thread across the opening t(} take the place of the warp. When all the threads have been run take three small stitches in the edge of the cloth, placing the hole over some hard body such as a darning ball, and hold it so that the hole will not be stretched out of shape. Take three small stitches opposite the first three, and draw the third as tight as the first warp thread was drawn. Place thread after thread in this way, until the hole is covered with warp thread being careful to keep the threads close to each othel1 and to take the beginning stitches at equal distances from the edge. To fill in the woof threads, take three small stitches at the side of the hole nearest the last warp thread. Slip the needle under the first warp thread, over the second, under the third, over the fourth, working all the way across the hole in this way. Take three small stitches in the opposite side. Turn the work and go back in the same way. Be careful to keep the warp threads close together so that the darning will be firm and solid. 107 Overhand Patching. If the garment has a ragged tear like the one in the picture, cut the cloth until you have a perfectly square hole, as shown in the next picture. Make a diagonal cut in each corner one-half inch in length as in the picture. Turn each edge of the square hole to the wrong side, making the width of the hole equal to the length of the diagonal cuts in the corner. Cut a square patch that is one inch larger than the hole after 108 the fold has been made on each edge. Make a one-half inch fold on each edge of the patch. Turn the garment to the wrong side, fit the upper left corner of the patch into the upper left corner of the hole, holding that corner of the patch firmly in place with the thumh and finger of the left hand. Be careful to make the upper right corner of the patch to exactly fit the upper right corner of the square hole. Work with overhand stitch until the patch is sewed in place. Overcast all of the raw edges. WHEN THE TEAR IS PROPERLY PATCHED' This work is mainly composed of selections from the various excellent hulletins of the Iowa State College of Agriculture. Thanks are also due this institution for the loan of the cuts from which the illustrations are made. For some of the opinions expressed, however, the Iowa State College is in no way responsible. 109 MANUAL TRAINING. In the following outline for manual training, the attempt has been made to suggest only such work as can be done in a school of from one to three teachers with very small equipment. Much of it has been actually done in a school of one teacher and seven grades, with improvised material and borrowed tools. The dominant purpose in all the work is to make the school react upon the home, and to vitalize the usual school studies by connecting them with manual activities. Much of this work can be done by th. children as seat work between the recitations and late in the afternoons when they are too tired for book work. Some of it can be begun in the school and finished at home. Sand Work. Have three or four wagon loads of clean sand put into the school yard. Tell the little children stories and have them illustrate the stories in sand forms. Have older children make forms of land and water. Have the children bring box tops, fill them with sand, and set up scenes, such as Indian, E'squimaux, and Japanese villages. Have sand table for geography and history. Weaving. Have older children make wooden looms as follows: Get 40 inches of lumber one inch wide and one-half inch thick, cut this into two twelve-inch and two eight-inch strips, nail the eight-inch over the twelve-inch and two eight-inch strips. Nail the eight-inch over the twelve-inch strips. Loom. Drive headless tacks one eighth of an inch apart across the eight-inch strips, taking care that there are pairs of tacks opposite each other. (Use ruler). Get heavy cord and tie from tack to opposite tack. This gives the warp for the rug. For a shuttle, take a piece of wood 10 inches 110 long, one inch wide, and as thin as possible, bore a hole in one end large enough to admit very coarse wool, jute, or strips of cloth. When threaded, pass the other end under one thread of the warp and over another, entirely across the loom. Draw the filling through and beat it in place with a piece of wood, similar to the shuttle, which has been prev~ollsly passed in as the shuttle was, at the lower end of the loom. Very crude looms for the little children may be made of chalk boxes, using tlle dovetailing instead of tacks. . Let the children weave rugs for doll"houses and iron-holders, panholders, mats, etc., for their homes. In some schools, looms six feet by three feet have been used to weave actual rugs for the school and home. Rags can be stripped up, sewed together and dyed for the filling. Hanks of jute can be bought from Milton Bradley Company, Atlanta, Ga., at forty cents per pound, one pound weaving at least twenty small rugs. 111 The loom below is somewhat more elaborate than the simple one described, but the children can easily make it. A CARD-BOARD LOOM AND HOLDER. A CARPET-YARN HUG. 112 Paper and Cardboard Work. Give the cmldren colored paper and without allowing them to draw outlines, have them tear out free-hand figures, such as trees, houses, human forms, etc: Have them combine these in a picture and paste on a neutral tinted back-ground of card-board. Paper Cutting. Have each child bring a pair of scissors to school, and cut paper free-hand, for a similar purpose. Get from old magazines, pages with pictures, and have the younger children cut these out and carefully -combine them in new pictures. Let them cut out and dress paper dolls. 113 Paper Folding. Have children fold drinking cups, candy boxes, cornucopias, flower baskets, -lamp lighters, etc. Cardboard Construction. Have older children to make scrap-baskets, lamp-shades, workbaskets, etc. Have younger children make card-board furniture. Toy Lantern. Material-Heavy paper. Cut a 6-inch square. Paste bands of black paper % of an inch wide across the top and bottom of the square. Fold the top to meet the bottom with the bands of black outside. Crease. Beginning on the crease make cuts about 14 of an inch apart from the crease to the black paper. Paste the ends of the bands of black together to form the top and bottom of the lantern. Cut a strip of black 6 x % inches for the handle and paste it across the top of the lantern. Doll's Bureau. Take a square of heavy paper 8 x 8 inches. Fold this into sixteen squares, then cut and paste into a square box 4 x 4 inches and 2 inches high. For the drawers take two pieces of paper 6 x 8 inches and fold each into twelve squares. Cut and paste each into an oblong box 2 x 2 x 4 inches. If you choose, paste a handle upon each drawer. Put these into the square box, and for the back cut an oblong 4 x 7 inches. Paste this upon the back and upon the 3 inches that coma above the bureau. Cut slits and bend the top forward to represent the lookingglass, or paste silver paper upon the back, in the form you wish the glass. 114 Doll's Chair. Material-Heavy folding paper. Cut a 6-inch square. F'old this into nine 2-inch squares. Cut across the top of the lower right square, also the lower left square. Find the square in the middle of the top row and cut across both the right and the left sides. Fold this square up towards you for the back of the chair. Fold the remaining squares into the shape of a cube and paste them together. Now cut an oblong 2 x 4 inches and paste on the back of the chair, to strengthen it. At the top of the back of the chair cut out a small oblong, as an ornament. At the bottom, beginning about % of an inch from each corner, cut an oblong about 1 inch high, to form the legs of the chair. Doll's Table. Take an 8-inch square of heavy paper. Fold it into sixteen 2-inch squares. Cut across the top of the lower right square, also the lower left square. Cut across the bottom of the upper right square, also the upper left square. Fold into box form and paste. Use the bottom of the box for the top of the table and at the bottom of each side, beginning Yz of an inch from the corner, cut an oblong about 3 inches by 1 inch. This will make the opening between the legs of the table. 115 DRAWING. I Mechanical Drawing. (1) Plans for farm-house, gardens and outhouses. A suggestive plan is given below, but the children will make far simpler ones. They must be allowed as much spontaneity as possible. Arouse some competition and attach honor to best plan. As a preliminary to this exercise, discuss each plan with the children with regard to health, convenience, and beauty. PLAN FOR F ARMH017SE AND GROUNDS. oEJ c ( c;~~~ U7ch~ 8 st o / / :?' (2) Plans for a vegetable garden. For illustration, see "Children's Home Gardens." 116 (3) Floor plans for farm homes. uP I : ':p"'~M.C5L.1 : I, l'ANiR.Y. LIVING R.OOM "DINING ~OO""'. " FLOOR PLAN FOR FARMHOUSE. Discuss with the children the exposure to light and air; the arrangement of rooms with reference to health, comfort, convenience and beauty. Have them make plans for houses of from two to seven rooms. Arouse competition, and attach honor as before. (4) Plans for flower gardens. 117 PLAN FOR A FIVE ACRE SCHOOL GROUND. (5) Plans for the arrangement of furniture in bed room, dining room, and kitchen. Discuss with children suitable furniture and the arrangement of it with reference to convenience, comfort, and beauty. In planning the dining room and kitchen discuss arrangements for saving steps and labor. Have children plan compact kitchen with all conveniences pos- sible to a farm home. Attach especial honor to best plans. (6) Plans for school and surroundings similar to those for homes. (7) Floor plans for school similar to floor plans for a home. (8) Designs for rustic fences, trellises for vines, summer houses, arbors, etc. ; 118 (9) Have working drawings made for all wood work. II Free Hand Drawing, Color Work, and Design. 1. Drawing with crayola, crayograph, pastello, charcoal, or pencil, of common objects, such as flowers, fruits, simple landscapes, boxes, vases, etc., COTTON BOLL. ! 119 It is not necessary for the teacher to show the pupil exactly how to do this. No drawing should be made on the board for the children to imitate, nor should fiat pictures be given them to copy. The teacher should place in view the object, and tell them to draw it, giving suggestions from time to time as to methods. 2. Illustrations of stories and scenes described in literature, on the board, or on paper, with crayola, common chalk or pencil. 3. Drawing of farm implements and household conveniences. 4. Designs for rugs, wall paper, fabrics, book covers, calendars, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Kaster cards, valentines, posters, advertisements, color schemes for the interior of rooms, and painting and staining on wood. OCTOBER CALENDAR. 120 BOOK COVER. EASTER CARD CHRISTMAS PICTURE. 121 In this work, the older children can use water colors which may be bought for five cents per box, or one of the many kinds of colored 1Jrayons to be had at five cents per package. The color scheme for the walls of a room may be a simple rectangle with lines bounding the picture moulding and wainseoating. For painting or staining on dressed wood, the children may be asked to bring scraps of dressed lumber from their homes, and these may be ~awed iJOlto such shapes as desired. The painting meant is simply house or implement painting. For the staining, ask the children to bring ,common laths, shingles or other undressed lumber and teach them to treat with creosote stains. Have the children make a collection of all the hard woods in the neighborhood, and polish and stain' on cross sections so as to bring out the grain. III Book Ma]dng. 1. Select sheets of paper, the proper size and number, measure the length and breadth of these, draw on gray or brown card-board a rectangle. one-fourth inch wider, and one-half inch longer than one of these sheets. Cut two pieces of card-board of this shape and size, lay the sheets of paper between these backs so that the backs will project one-fourth inch beyond the paper at top and bottom and at one side, coinciding with the sheets on the other side. Then on this side, make three. perforations with a card punch through card board and sheets. Through these perforations, tie heavy cord with ornamental knots. Put suitable cover design. 2. Select leaves and cut backs as before. Instead of perforations, stitch leaves and backs together, and paste cloth over the stitching, Have children to make books for geography, history, literature, etc., after one of these methods. 3. Book making. The mending of old books, the backs of which have worn out, should receive careful attention. IV Mat Making. 1. Have the children plait ordinary corn shucks in long heavy plats, and then coiling up these plaits sew them together with heavy 1Jord or fasten them together with narrow white oak splits. This makes substantial door mats for school or home. 2. Take long strips of poplar bark and soak them in water until the stiff outside layer can be pealed off, plat the inside bark and bind together as in case of the shuck mat. 122 BASKETRY. Make baskets for use in school and home of white oak splits, willow twigs, poplar bark, birch bark, pine needles, wire-grass, straw, or any other material that the children can gather in the neighborhood. "-ILLOW MATS IN PROCESS OF MAKING. 123 WILLOW BASKETS. VII Wood Work. In the work suggested below an elaborate equipment of tools is not necessary. Every piece of it has been done already in Georgia country schools without any formal equipment. The simpler pieces have been done with a pocket knife and a piece of glass. 'When other tools arl' used the children borrow them from their homes. Some of the teachers have enlisted the interest' of fathers and induced them to come to the school and help in the work. Suggestive List of Articles to be Made. Dibbles, hammer and axe handles, butter paddles, churn dashers and lids, bread boards, sand tables, flower boxes, water stands, rustic fencesj trellises.. for vines, bird boxes, doorsteps, book shelves, porch chairs, swings,' wheelbarrows, tables, bookcases, hat and cloak racks, step ladders, merry go-rounds, poultry coops, houses, and brooders, bread trays, salt boxes, drinking troughs for farm animals, rolling pins) seeding testing boxes, etc. They may build a wood house, shelters for the sand pile, and school lunch table; pur glass,in windows, and repair the roof, steps, floors, etc. Excellent woodwork, consisting of library table, magazine rack, picture frame, flower box, small table, sled, log cabin, bookshelves, washboard,' and sets of doll furniture, was done by the pupils of a Hancock County school of seven grades and one teacher, Miss Lo~a Allen. The tools with which it was done, were all borrowed from the parents. In addition to this, the children built a cloak room, made steps for the house, enclosed and cultivated a flower garden, and built and furnished a playhouse. That they did not neglect the usual work is abundantly proved by their fine, written work in Grammar, Geogrilphy, Arithmetic, Spelling, Composition etc. Miss Allen had had no previous training in woodwork. Thanks are due The School Arts Publishing Co., Boston, Mass., for many of the illustrations used in this work. Extracts were also made from Holton P. Rollins' "Industrial Work for Public Schools." \VOODWORK DONE BY SCHOOL CHILDREN. HorSE BOLT Ill: SCHOOL CHILDREN. Suggestive Daily Program for a School of One Teacher and Seven Grades. Time. 8 00 8:10. 8 10 8:20. 8 20- 8 :30. 8 30 8:45. 8 45- 9 :15. 9 15 9 :30. 9:30- 9:50. 9:30-10:15. In:15-10:~0. 10:30-10:40. 10 :40-10 :50. 10:5011:10. 11 :10-11 :40. :(1:40-12:00. 12:00- 1:00. 1:00- 1:10. 1:10- 1:20. 1 :20- 1 :30. 1:30- 1:50. 1:50- 2:10. 2:10- 2:20. 2:20- 2:40. 2:40 2:55. 2 :55 3 :5. 3:5 - 3:15. 3:15 3:35. 3:35 4:00. First. Opening Ex. Reading. Drawing. Paper Cutting. Copying. Nature Study. Coior Work. Work in Sand. Recess. Language. Writing. Paper Folding or Tearing. Gardening or Housekeeping. Writing. Recess. No. Work. Man. Training. Agriculture. Agriculture. Man. Training. Phonics and Reading. Work in Sand. Recess. Man. Training. Man. Training. Play. Man. Training. Second. Opening Ex. Drawing. Reading. Copying. No. Building. Nature Study. Color Work. Work in Sand. Recess. Language. Language. Paper Folding or Tearing. Gardening or Housekeeping. Writing. Recess. Man. Training. No. Work. AgricUlture. Agriculture. Man. Training. Phonics and Reading. Work in Sand. Recess. Man. Training. Man. Training. Play. Man. Training. Third. Opening Ex. Problems. Problems. Arithmetic. Drawing. Nature Study. Color Work. Reading. Recess. Language. Language. Card Board Work. Spelling. Writing. Recess. Man. Training. Reading. Reading. Agriculture. Agriculture. Man. Training. Man. Training. Recess. Spelling. Drawing. Man. Training. Man. Training. Fourth. Opening Ex. Problems. Problems. Arithmetic. Drawing. History or Geography. Reading. Recess. Language. Language. Language. Spelling. Writing. Recess. Hygiene or Agriculture. Hygiene or Agriculture. Hygiene or Agriculture. Hygiene or Agriculture. Reading. Reading. Man. Training. Recess. Spelling. Drawing. Reading. Man. Training. Fifth. Opening Ex. Arithmetic. Arithmetic. Arithmetic. Arithmetic. History or Geography. Reading. Recess. Language. Language. Language. Spelling. Writing. Recess. Hygiene or AgricUlture. Hygiene or Agriculture. Hygiene or Agriculture. Hygiene or Agriculture. Reading. Reading. Man. Training. Recess. Spelllng. Spelling. Reading. Man. Training. Special Friday Afternoon Program. Sixth. Opening Ex. Arithmetic. Arithmetic. Arithmetic. Arithmetic. History or Geography. History or Geography. Recess. Grammar. Grammar. Grammar. Grammar. Writing. Recess. Reading. Reading. Hygiene or Agriculture. Physiology or Agriculture. Physiology or Agriculture. Reading. Reading. Recess. Spelling. Spelling. Man. Training. Man. Training. Time. 1 :00 1:20. First. Health. Second. Health. 1:20- 2:20. 2:20 3:00. Man. Training. Man. Training. Housekeeping. H ousekeepi ng. 3 :00- 4 :00. 1. Corn and Canning Club Work. 2. Entertainment for Parents. 3. Excursion for Whole School. Third. Health. Man. Training. Fourth. Sewing or WoodW. i\lembers of eorn dubs . 14. Members of canning dubs' . 1:3. j'{um bel' of SdIOO] libraries . 9 16. Number of schools measuring up to the staru]a 1'<] of efficieney l'eqnil'ed by the State . 17. Do the ]oca] systems l'eqnil'e se\'en 01' eight gnules to complete the elemental'Y wOl'k? . 2,017 1,158 $8,483.04 $16,727.00 16 9 $52.25 $23.07 31 30 23 9 7 'rHOS. H. DOZ]ER, Superintendent. COLQU ITT COUNTY. 1910. Hl1:>. 1. School eensus . 4,182 ') IllHpraey-pel' eent . 10 il. Sehool emollmeut . 2,950 4. Schoo] attemlanee . ] ,:37:3 5. Ftlll']s fl'Om State about $14,000.00 G. Funds fl'om local taxation . $3,000.00 7. Value of sehool pl'OpeTty " . $20,000.00 8. Painted Ol' complete 0. Members of i,orn dubs , . 18 14. Mem bel's of canning dubs . 1;3. N umber of sehool libraries . 1 3 16. N um bel' of schools measuring up to the standard of effieieney require<.l by the State . 17. Do the local systems require seven or eight gracles to complete the elementary work? . *7 "'Seven in oneteaeher schools; 8 ill two ormore. J. G. PIUKE, Superintendent. E:ilANUEL COUNTY. 1910. 1913. 1. School eensus . 8,000 ") llliteraey-pel' ecnt . 5 il. School enrollment . 6,723 4. Sehool attellllance . 3,;362 5. l"unds fl'Om State . $~5,07~.84 6. Funils for local taxation . $.~,il1 (i,48 7. Value of school property . $5~,OOO.00 R. Painted or completed school houses' . 2 9. Sehools with patent desks , . 10. Average monthly salaries of white teachers $52.00 11. Average monthly salaries of negro teachers $18.00 1~. 'reachers with normal training . lil. Jllembel's of eorn clubs " . 14. Members of canning clubs . Vi. Number of SdlOOI libraries . 16. Xumber of schools measuring up to the standard of effieieney required by the State . 17. Do the loeal systems J'equire seven or eight grades to eomplete the elementary work? . 8,958 4 6,RRR 3,976' $25,517.9~ $15,947.09 $65,000.00 4 60 $52.00 $18.00 3;3 60 65 15 1 7 R. E. ROUNTREE, Superintendent. ELBERT COUl'\'1'Y. 1910. 1913. 1. Se hool eensus ') Illiteracy-per cent 3. School enrollment .. ' ' , 4. Average sehool attendanee 5. Funils from St"at<: 6. Funds from loeal taxation 7. Value of school property :" R. Painted or completed school houses . 5,710 . 11,5 . 4,578 . 2,639 . $17,892.66 . $1,719.02 . $R9,000.00 . 20 6,530 9.1 5,324 3,401 $19,642.40 $11,1;35.66 $90,000.00 30 173 9. Schools with patent desks . 10. Ayerage monthly s'alaries of white teachers 11. Averag-e monthly salaries of negro teachers 12. Teachers with normal training . 13. Members of corn clubs . 14. Members of canning clubs . 15. Number ofschool libraries . 16. Number of schools measuring up to the standard of efficiency required by the State . 17. Do the local systems require seven or eight grades' to complete the elementary work' . 15 $45.00 $17.00 16 35 $58.00 $18.00 43 50 6 7 T. J. CLEVELAND, Superintendent. FRANKLIN COUNTY. 1910. 1913. 1. School census ,. 4,384 2. Illiteracy-per cent. . . 13 3. School enrollment . 4. School attendance . 5. Funds from State . $13,195.27 6. Funds from local taxation . $2,491.71 7. Value of school property . $50,000.00 8. Painted or completed school houses . 25 9. Schools with patent desks . 15 10. Average monthly salaries of white teachers $45.00 11. Average monthly salaries of negro teachers $20.00 12. Teachers with normal training . 50 13. Members of corn clubs . 14. Members of canning clubs . 15. Number of school libraries . 8 16. Number of schools measuring up to the standard of efficiency required by the State . 17. Do the local systems require seven or eight grades to complete the elementary work' . 4,370 6.8 3,471 1,935 $13,096.08 $3,196.53 $71,000.00 33 23 $57.50 $25.00 '60 125 10 7 J. W. McFARLAND, Superintendent. FULTON COUNTY. 1910. 1913. 1. School census 2. Illiteracy-per cent. . 3. School enrollment 4. School attendance 5. Funds from State . 8,169 . 5.8 . 3,923 . 3,027 . $24,882.77 6,142 5.2 4,454 3,823 $22,253.36 174 ll. Punds from local taxation $33,500.00 7. Value of school property $99,500.00 8. Painted or completed school houses . . . . . . 40 9. Schools with patent desks 40 10. Average monthly salaries of white teachers $55.00 11. Average monthly salaries of negro teachers $30.00 12. Teachers with normal training 30 13. Members of corn clubs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14. Members of canning clubs . 15. Number of school libraries 26 16. Number of schools measuring up to the. standard of efficiency required by the State 18 17. Do the local system require seven or eight grades to complete the elementary work' 8 $44,359.59 $144,150.00 44 44 $60.00 $30.00 65 1 31 22 8 E. C. MERRY, Superintendent. GILMER COUNTY. 1910. 1913. 1. School census . 2,708 2. Illiteracy-per cent . ]2.5 3. School enrollment . 2,591 4. School attendance . 1,293 5. :E'unds from State . $8,248.57 6. Punds from local taxation . 7. Value of school property . $17,325.00 8. Painted or completed school houses . 32 9. Schools with patent desks . 3 10. Average monthly salaries of white teachers $38.00 11. Average monthly salaries of negro teachers $20.00 12. Teachers with normal training . 3 13. Members of corn clubs . 14. Members of canning clubs . 15. Number of school libraries . 7 16. Number of schools measuring up to the standard of efficiency required by the State . 17. Do the local systems require seven or eight grades to complete the elementary work' . 3,075 2.1 2,628 1,415 $9,315.52 $18,550.00 36 5 $44.00 $20.00 9 118 10 7 GORDON COUNTY. J. S. HUDSON, Superintendent. 1910. 1913. 1. School census . 2. Illiteracy-per cent................... 4,417 5 4,834 3.3 175 3. Selwol enrollment . 3,480 4. Sehool attendanee . ~,02D 5. 1<'unds from State . $1 il.4,;4.18 6. Funds from loeal taxation . $:l,449.::l0 7. Value of sehool property . $2,J,l,;0.OO 8. Painted or eOlupleted sehool houses . 13 9. Sehools with patent desks . H 10. Ayerage monthly salaries of white teachers $::l4.fJ4 ] I. Average lIlonthly sa laries of negro teachers 12. Teaellers \yith normal training . $21.78 o 13. 1\1em bel'S of corn dubs . ]4. Members of canning clubs. " . ]5. Xumber of school libraries . 10 16. Number of schools measuring up to tIle standard of effieiency require.] by the state . 17. Do the local systems require seven or eight grades to complete the elementary work? . 4,]:21 2,470 $1 ;),1\)4.48 $4,,;51.00 $::l2,32;).00 16 29 $40.00 $23.9:> 12 40 8 or more ERNJ<;ST DILLARD, Superinten(]ent. GRADY COUNTY. 1010. ]. School eensus . :J,080 ') JlJitel'acy~pcr ecnt . :;.8 :1. SellOol eurollment . 4,:3!lG 4. Sehool attendance-per cent. . 5!) 5. Funds fnnn State . $1;),47:1.GB 6. Funds from local taxation : $4,689.1,; 7. Value of sehoo] property . $:37,199.:;0 8. Painted or completed sehool houses . 10 9. Sehools with patent desks . ]0. Average monthly salaries of white teaehers $36.00 J 1. Ayerage monthly salaries of negro teaehers $1:;.00 12. Teachers with normal training . 50 B. Members of corn clubs . 14. Membel's of tanning dubs . ]5. Number of sellOO] libraries . 2 ] 6. Number of Sd1001s measuring up to the standard of efficiency required by the State . 17. Do the local systems require seven or eight grades fo complete the elementary work? , . 1913. 5,970 5.6 4,46;) 6B $17,47:5.:30 $10,756.46 $:19,3,;0.00 20 $42.50 $18.00 60 100 75 6 8 J. S. WEATHERS, Superintendent. 176 GREENE COUNTY. 1910. 1. Sehool census 2. l~iteraey~pcr cent 3. School enrollment . 5,54~ . 6 . 3,820 4. Sehool attenuancc ;i.~'unds from Statc . 2,24R . $W,RR7.11 6. j<'urH]S from loeal taxation . $$160.00 7. Valuc of s<:llOol property . $40,700.00 8. 1''1 inted or complete,l school houses . 1~ $I. S<:Iwols with patent desks . 26 ] O. A vcrage monthly salaries of white teachers $:i5.00 ] 1. Average monthly salaries' of negro teachers $18.~:i 1~. 'l'caehers with normal training-approxi- mate . 24 13. Members of eorn dubs . ~O ]4. Members of canning dubs . 1;5. Number of schooi libraries ". 7 16. N 11 III bel' of sehools measuring up to the staJl(lard of. efficiency requin'd by the State . ] 7. Do the loeal systems require seven or eight grat]es to complete the elementary work? . 1913. 5,766 4.1 3,R77 2,514 $1 $J,064.4R $1,500.S:5 $4~,670.00 17 30 $66.50 $~O.50 19 60 7 7 7 W. A. PURKS, Superintendent. GWTi\'~ETT COUNTY. HJlO. 1. Seh 001 eensus .) llIiteracY-ller cent 3. Sehool ellTollment . 7,703 . 8.7 . 7,1$17 4. School attClHlanee . 5. Flll1tls from State . $23,463.34 6. :Funds from loea] taxation . $6,000.00 7. Value of school property . $43,OOO.O() R. Painted or completed school houses . 40 $I. Schools with patent desks . 10. Average monthly salaries of white teaehl'l's 11. Awrage monthly salaries of negro teachers 1~. Teachers with normal training . R $35.00 $~O.OO 41 13. Members of corn clubs' ]4. Members of canning dubs . 70 . 15. Number of school ]ibnuies . 4 16. Number of s<:l1001s measnring up to tho stantlan[ of efficiency requiretl by the State . ] 9JiJ. 8,610 7.1 7,846 $~6.4H8.~4 $~O,OOO.OO $]];5,O()0.00 63 46 $4~.:50 $~O.OO 63 34 6 177 17. Do the local systems require seven or eight grades to complete the elementary wOI'k ~ . 8 C. R. WARE, Superintendent. HEA RD COUNTY. 1910. 1~ School census . 3,560 2. Illiteracy-per cent . 7.8 3. School enrollment . 3,321 4. School attendance . 2,060 5. Funds from State . $10,834.76 6. Funds from local taxation . $700.00 7. Value of school property , $21,000.00 8. Painted or completed school houses . 15 9. Schools with patent desks . 4 10. Average monthly salaries of white teachers $40.00 11. Average monthly salaries of negro teachers $20.00 12. Teachers with normal training . 6 13. Members of corn clubs' . 14. Members of canning clubs . 15. Nnmber of school libraries . 16. Number of school measuring up to the standard of efficiency required by the State . 17. Do the local systems require seven or eight grades to complete the elementary work~ . 1913. 3,587 6.9 3,424 2,275 $]2,246.40 $],500.00 $33,125.00 25 12 $50.00 $25.00 12 75 2 7 HENRY COUNTY. H. H. COOK, Superintendent. 1910. 1913. 1. School census (] 908) 6,055 2. Illiteracy-per cent. 16.3 3. School enrollment 4,745 4. School attendance 3,554 5. Funds from State $18,370.04 6. Funds from local taxation $],300.00 7. Value of school property : . $] 03,945.00 8. Painted or completed school hous'es. . . . . . 6 9. Schools with patent desks 34 10. Average monthly salaries of white teachel's $52.50 11. Average monthly salaries of negro teachers $27.00 12. Teachers with normal training 80 13. Members of corn clubs . 14. Members of canning clubs . ]5. Number of school libraries 7 6,985 9.7 4,960 3,230 $20,829.20 $12,661.10 $1] 1,695.00 11 36 $72.05 $22.98 53 110 75 30 178 16. Number of schools meas'uring up to the standard of efficiency required by the State . 17. Do the local systems require seven or eight grades to complete the elementary work~ ; . 7 O. O. TOLLESON, . Superintendent. HOUSTON COUNTY. 1910. 1913 ]. School census . 6,800 2. Illiteracy-per cent. . 20 3. School enrollment . 4,9]0 4. School attendance . 2,629 5. Funds from State . $18,793.95 6. :F'unds from local taxation . $5,691.00 7. Value of school property . $19,700.00 8. Painted or completed school houses . 25 9. Schools with patent desl,s . 25 10. Av. monthly salaries of white teachers. $45.00 11. Av. monthly salaries of negro teachers. $16.00 1') Teachers with normal trainin g . 47 13. Members of corn clubs . 40 J4. Members of canning clubs . ]5. Number of school libra.ries . 10 16. Number of schools measuring up to the standard of efficiency required by the state . 6,847 ]6.9 5,721 2,795 $23,777.28 $8,560.00 $23,000.00 27 27 $52.50 $19.00 50 53 15 1 17. Do the local systems require seven or eight grades to complete the elemen- tary work ~ . 7 F. M. GREENE, Superintendent. JACKSON COUNTY. 1908. 1913. 1. School census . 2. Illiteracy-per cent . 3. ScilOOI enrollment . 4. School attendance . 5. Funds from State . 6. Funds from local taxation . 7. Value of school property . 8. Painted or completed school houses . 9. Schools with patent desks . 10. Average monthly s'alaries of white teachers 11. Average monthly salaries of negro teachers 12. Teachers with normal training . 7,514 11.07 8,016 9.06 8,016 3,046 $26,164.64 $4,927.31 $50,000.00 50 30 $40.00 $20.00 35 179 ] 3. Membel's of corn clu bs . 132 14. :Members of canning dubs. " . ]5. Number of school libraries . 25 16. Number of schools measuring up to thc staneneral study of the house, with reference to the location, drainage, sanitation, heating, lighting, ventilation, plumbing, furnishing, etc., is made. Practical work in the case 6f the dormitory is required, with the desire to make it more home like. In fact, we hope to furnish to the world the woman whom Frances E. ,Villard described when she said: "The mission of the ideal woman is to make the world more homelike. " Respectfully, W. M. MAXWELL, President. SEVENTH DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL. DEAR SIR: I gladly make this annual report t? you of the work of the Seventh District School for the year 1913'-14 : Our elll'ollment has reached 215 this year, with a general average of 160 students, coming from the various counties in the district. We will have twenty-four grad- uates this year, and we have a ,Tunior dass of forty-five students, who will be back next year for the Senior year 275 and graduation, with a loss of very few. This shows that the students stick when they come here, and that they come. Many students have been turned away from this school this year, too, owing to la@k of room. ,Ve need very much another dormitory for hoys. The buildings completed now are: Academic building, boys' dormitory, girls' dormitory, dining hall and kitchen, shop, power house for our water plant, and a mule barn. Our greatest need is another dormitory for boys. ,Ve have ten girls working entire way and two boys. It gives me great pleasure to state that there is a steady growth of this school and that it fills a great need in the S:evenh District. Yours very truly, H. R. HUNT, Principal. EIGHTH DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL. DEAR SIR: In compliance with your request, I submit the following report: Two changes were made in the Faculty during the summer vacation. Mr. }1'. Cumming was eleded to fill the position made vacant by the resignation of Mr. Foster. Prof. F. W. Moore was elected to keep hooks and teach a class in bookkeeping. F~r the first time in the history of the School our enrollment passed the hundred marl" Our average attendance has been good, and the general spirit of the student body excellent. During last August a half dozen of our boys, under the direction of Prof. Hart of the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, built a 150-ton conerete monolithie silo. Into this we put the corn and cane from about twelve aerm.; 276 of land cultivated for the purpose. We found the silage a great help in maintaining our herds of dairy and beef cattle. It enabled us to fatten our own beef, and thereby reduce its cost to the hoarding department. It might he mentioned that one of our hoys who learned to make the forms and do the other work of erecting a silo here last summer, has heen in demand to superintend similar work at the State Fair and elsewhere since. During their shop periods the hoys of our graduating class have made some Morris chairs, which would he in keeping with the costliest furniture of our wealthiest homes. Sufficient equipment has heen added to our chemical and physical laboratories to enahle us to do the work required in connection with the adopted texts. The hoys built a laboratory table which is equal in conveniences to' one listed by a catalogue house at $250. Our girls, who graduated, appeared in dresses of their own make, of which they and their teacher had reason to be justly proud. A new range and several other pieces of much-needed equipment have been added to our co_oking department. The practical application in cooking and sewing has been made paramount. Our young peach orchard has its first crop this year. While the trees were in bloom, the boys were given some practical work in spraying. The citron, apple, pear and pecan trees are thriving. No material change has been made in our buildings "during the year. Our greatest need at present is a new dining hall. Among our student activities might be mentioned weekly prayer meeting, literary societies and athletics. Our 8cho01 has the district championship in debate, and IS again winner of the Athletic Loving Cup. I desire to close this report with thanks to the many 277 friends of our Institution throughout the district, and state for their co-operation which has made success possible. Yours truly, W. G. ACREE, Principal. NINrrH DISTRICrr AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL. DEAR Sm: In compliance with your request, I beg leave to submit a summary of the work of the Ninth District Agricultural School during the year 1913-'14. As to attendance, we have, as usual, gon'e the limit of our capacity. I wish to stress the fact that it will be impossible for us to increase our enrollment materially till we have more room. The school has had a capacity attendance almost from the very beginning of its existence. I am speaking conservatively when I say that it would be just as easy for us to have three times our present attendance as what we have, if we only had accommodations for the students. Our average attendance has been much better than it was last year, as shown by a general average of seventy last year in comparison with an average of ninety-four for the present school year. This, I think, is largely due to the fact that the school is making a reputation, and is attracting the attention of the folks who are anxious for an educaion. This school, like many others, has not sufficient funds with which to hire and keep teachers. At present we are very much in need of more money with which to pay teachers and buy equipment. During the school year we have put in a fairly good chemical laboratory, and some equipment for work in 278 physics. We still need much more equipment of this kind, as well as for an agricultural laboratory. 'l'hrough the kind assistance of Professor J. W. Hart, of the State College of Agriculture, we were enabled to g'et from the Dixie Portland Cement Company enough cement, tlS a gift, to build a concrete silo and water tank. By using student labor we have been able to put up this structure at a very small cost indeed. At the same time the students have gotten some extremely valuable experience. It is our purpose to have the students build a barn adjacent to the silo next year. The material for this can be gotten off the school farm. Our school farm is at quite a disadvantage, when compared with many of the others, by reason of the fact that it consists largely of forest. The land is being cleared and put in cultivation as rapidly as possible. An experi- ( ment is being conducted to see which is the cheaper and better method of clearing land of stumps, with a stump puller or with dynamite. Last fall one of our teachers went to the corn belt and purchased for the school two grade mares and one pure-bred Percheron stallion. The latter was bought as a colt, because we were not financially able to buy a mature stallion. We have also bought a pure-bred Jersey bull. Having already secured some very fine hogs, we are in position to do some work along the line of livestock husbandry,and at the same time be of service to the community. Taken altogether, the school year has not been a failure. Yet we are not satisfied with it, and we are going to do our best to make many improvements during the next year. Respectfully submitted, M. C. GAY, Principal. 279 TENTH DISTRICT' AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL SHOaL. DEAR SIR: In compliance with your request, I submit the following report: The Tenth D'istrict Agricultural and Mechanical School has had a most succ.essful year. We have enrolled 100 students, about 40 per cent. more than has ever been enrolled any previous year. The attendance spring term has been phenomenal; only one student has stopped since Christman. vVe have students from seventeen counties. More than half of the farm work is being done by student labor. The students are given ten cents per hour for honest, efficient work. A number of the boys are paying their own way through school in this way. They are poor boys, and would not be able to attend school if an opportunity of paying' at least a part of their expenses by working was not given them. They are fine fellows, and will be heard from in the future. The farm has been self-sustaining this year, and has turned some money into the general fund. The dormitory has also been self-sustaining. Hence we have been able to payoff part of the school's indebtedness. At the opening of the fall term the school was in debt over $4,000.00. vVe will pay about $3~OOO.00 of that this year. In another year we will be entirely out of debt and be in a position to begin some permanent improvements that are much needed. The graduating class this year consists of five girls and nine boys. This is the largest class that has ever graduated from the school. They come from eight different counties, and will be leaders in their respective communities when they go back home. They will carry with them fresIi knowledge of the best methods of scien- 280 tific farming, the most effective methods of eradicating the tick, and a knowledge of how to recognize, treat and prevent the dread disease of hog cholera. In a few years they will have saved to their counties and the State a sum far greater than the State is giving to these schools. These district schools have passed the experimental stage and are now growing popular with the farmers. They will be a great blessing to the State in the future. They need, however, a larger appropriation in order that they may be able to do the work that is expected of them in the most effective way. Why not change the law, so as to give these schools all the revenue derived from inspecting the fertilizers. If this was done, and the boys of the senior classes in these eleven schools 'were made inspectors in their home counties, there would be but little expense and the schools would become exceedingly popular with the farmers, and would have all the. money they need to do effective work. Yours very truly, JAMES T. McGEE, Principal. ELEVENTH DISTRTCrr AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL. SIR: I hereby submit my sixth annual report for the year 1913-1914: ~1he enrollment has now reached 121. Of these there are 81 boys and 40 girls. rl'his makes an enrollment of 40 per cent. over that of last year. Every county in the district is represented, except four. ,Ve consider the session just closed by far the best in the history of the school. It has been marked by more earnestness among the students, better spirit in every phase of school work, and perfect harmony in the faculty. ~1he health of the students has been unusually good. . 281 Weare much gratified at the local interest we have been enabled to enlist among- the people of Douglas. Many of the best families of Douglas have placed their sons and daughters with us, and while we in no sense at- . tempt to make it a local school, this shows that the work is appreciated by those who are near us and who are in a position to know the quality of work done. The school is yet somewhat in debt. The loss of about $2,600 in a bank failure more than six years ago has handicapped us very much. Had it not been for this loss I am sure the school would now be out of debt. We have just been able to payoff our initial indebtedness for equipment recently. vVeare sorely in need of funs to payoff our present indebtedness and purchase laboratory equipment and mor.e Jive stock for the farm. If our laboratories werepro'perly equipped and we were out of debt we would not complain. We could then get along admirably on $10,000 a year. As to experience and training, we believe our faculty is unsurpassed anywhere in the State for good all-round high school work. There are three agriculturists in the faculty, besides the local demonstrator of the State 001-lege of Agriculture and United States Department of Agriculture is located here at the school. We are doing a large amount of experiment work here on the school farm. Perhaps as much as is being done at anyone place in the State. O. W. DAVIS, Principa1. 2~2 HIGH SCHOOLS. REPORT OF JOSEPH S. STE,VART, PROFESSOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION. DEAR SIR: I have the honor to submit my report on the development of the high schools of the State for the year 1913. Below I give statistics showing the status of the accredited schools and evidences of growth and internal improvement. ENROLLMENT OF STUDEN'fS IN ACOREDl'fED SCHOOLS 1913-1914. 4 year High Schools .................. 3 year High Schools, Group 3........ 3 year High Schools, Group 4 .......... Boys. 4,673 _ 1,871 253 Girls. 5,567 1,851 341 Total. 10,240 3,722 594 6,797 Deduct P,rivate enrollment 0.0 1,246 7,759 630 14,556 1,876 Public High Sehool PupilR ............ 5,551 GHADUATJ h D. S('ott T.voodbill'y Sc\lO .[, : (1] j',rlte) . . .. . _ RORa Woodbury Auburn: Perry-Rainey Institute, III (Privnte) ....r. A. l\1j]]er Augusta: Richmond Academy, I. Tnbman High School, I. , Summerville Academy, I (Private) Geo. P. Butler '1'. II. Garrett 1\'. P. Sparks 289 Location and Schools. Prineipal. St. Joseph's Academy, II (Private) Sisters Sacred Heart Barnesville: Gordon Institute, I E. T. Holmes Bainbridge High School, 1. " , " ., .J:]<~. Thomason Baxley High School, II A. H. Moon Blackshear: Pierce Collegiate Institute, II W. A. Huckabee Blakoly High School, II H. S. Bowden Boston High School, 1. W. E. Nichols Bowman: Gibson :\i]ereer Academy, I (Private) J. P. Cash Brunswick: Glynn Academy, 1. T. N. Haddoek Buena Vista High Sehool, II ; W. E. Drane Calhoun High Sehool, III. .. , C. C. Wills Carrollton High Sehool, II " H. D. Adams Cartersville High Sehool, I H. L. Sewell Cedartown High School, I J. R l'urks Coehran High School, II R.. M. Monts College Park: Georgia Military Academy, I (Private) ...............................T. C. Woodward Columbus: High Sehool, I Secondary Industrial School, II Comer High School, lIT Commence High School, II - Cordele High School, 1. Dalton High School, IT Deeatm High Sehool, n Demorest: PiednlOllt Academy, I (Private) Dublill High School, I. Eastman High School, II Pitzgerald High Sehool, 1 Porsyth High School, Ill , T. C. Kendrick C. A. Maupin C. B. Ayers H. B. Bible W. R. Lanier C. D. Meadows' K ]\ter L. H. Browning K A. Armistea(l W. H. McDaniel T. H. York T. L. Llewellyn A. L. Brewer W. ,\1. Parker T .J. Barrett Rome: High School, I W. P.Tones Darlington Academy, I (Private) .............J. R. McCain Savannah: Chatham Academy, I Benedictine College, I (Private) Pape School, I (Private) Sandersville High School, II Senoia High School, II Sparks Collegiate Institute, II (Private) Sparta High School, II Stone Mountain: University Scnool for Boys, II (Private) Tennille High School, II Thomson High School, II Thomasville High School, 1. Thomaston: R. E. Lee Institute, I Tifton High School, IlL Toccoa High School, I. Valdosta High Sehool, I. Vidalia High School, II. 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Z ;3 Z J S ;:l Z ~ 6J a5 ii_;:Zl _E--<'---C_J~_.1 Q5 OJ '"' 'Z"l ,g <~5 c~i ~~(1) E-< < ~l :~ II~~=~~t~I--=~==II~~~~~~I ; ; J :1 I;:;;: J; : :!! :l! ::!~ :i! -_~(-='c~~LI~~! *-C-,r-is-p__--_-._-.-__-_-__ I~=====1====~I====== ~! ~. ~~ ~~ 1==== ~ ~- ====1== =:==== ~g---' j~~-li~r1~t~ 1~~~ Dade Dawson - __ '6[- _::__ _ ===== =:: -==-========= 12 . =~ _ 29 - -. - - - - - - - - 1 28 - - 11 634 591 1225 628 T 22 ______ ___ __ _ ___ .. ___ 12 17 29 ____ ____ ____ 28 11 634 591 1225 628 WI 50 1 ' 25 16 66 82 . 61 21 57 1448 1497 2945 1847. tDecatur _ C 38 T 88 1 17 10 44 54 2 42 26 110 136 48 1 1287 1427 2714 1513 61 GIl 58 2735 2924 56.59 3360 W 40 2 2 7 6 59 65 8 2 10 6 44 24 27 1551 1433 2984 1738 *DeKalb _ C 16 3 18 18 16 1 487 517 1004 580 T 56 2 2 10 6 77 83 8 2 10 G 60 25 27 I' 2038 1950 3988 2318 W 51 1 33 24 60 84 3 2 .5 () 67 15 24 1519 1476 2995 2001 Dodge _ C 21 T 72 ,1 i2 5 5 19 24 38 29 79 108 3 2 5 20 3 454 523 977 717 6 87 15 27 I 1973 1999 3972 2718 W,, 27 Dooly ______ C 36 T 63 W6 Dougherty______ C 26 T 32 W 23 Douglas________ C 10 T 33 W 27 -----:------1 ~~~~~~~~~~~I 3: 9 33 6 12 2 38 40 2 49 51 4 87 91 9 9 __1__1---2-12 1 I 1 - - i- - - -- 2 ~~~~~I 1 3 19 19 3 2 23 25 2 15 42 19 43441 23 4 9 13 ___ 19 28 47 2 1 - - - -- 2 12 7 35 42 4 1 1 I' 10 1 241 11 7 fl 7 4 il 4 5 5 43 2 16 942 1013 1955 1154 47 4 1 1306 1540 2846 1416 5 90 6 17 2248 2553 4801 2570 6 15 4 23 394 353 747 501 1 24 9 847 1151 1998 1218 7 39 4 32 1241 1504 2745 1719 2 30 6 1010 1065 2075 1308 10 3 - 391 383 774 464 2 40 '3 6 1401 1448 2849 1772 6 39 1 23 696 797 1493 916 Early __________ C 26 10 20 30 , 30 664 822 1486 953 T 53 1 2 12 17 55 72 4 1 5 6 69 1 23 1360 1619 2979 1869 VV 19 *Echols _________ C 5 - - - - - - ---~- 19 13 7 20 5 145 19 1 8 320 300 620 382 ___ I 5 59 61 120 76 T 24 W 36 Effingham______ C 17 .'""'-' '1 .53 -'l Elbert __________ W ( 44 38 1 82 I ~~-~J--> I~~~~~ 24 14 11 25 7 7 41 48 6 4 13 17 13 11 54 65 9 7 70 77 4 44 48 9 11 g 3 ---I 3 --i-- ~~ 3 3 --1-1 7 14 21 14 '70 44 _____ 1 7 14 21 14114 1 8 379 361 740 458 4 7 699 661 1360 1004 - 320 411 731 447 4 7 1019 1072 2091 1451 2 25 1529 1531 3060 2199 - 18 1057 1207 2264 1204 2 43 2586 2738 5324 3403 *EmanueL _____ VV 70 C 40 1 110 vv 43 ~~~] !2 2 70 23 40 14 110 37 21 24 45 5 I - 5 27 -2-:--7 102 _____ 1 43 43 47 2 49 2238 1103 3341 2277 1270 3547 4515 2373 6888 2540 1436 3976 ~=i=~lig~ 9 7 116 2 2 1407 1300 2707 1539 Fannin ______ C _____ T 43 - - ----j 2 2 - - - - -- 21 24 45 9 7 16 4 55 2 2 1407 1300 2707 1539 W 29 Fayette ________ C 12 -----I - - - -- 2 1 .5 9 36 45 2 - -- 2 4 36 7 24 951 920 1871 1307 2 2 15 17 13 4 6 501 506 1007 573 T 41 3 7 11 51 62 ' 2 2 4 49 11 30 1452 1426 2878 1880 W 55 14 18 62 80 r 7 1 8 5 40 37 15 200:3 1757 3760 2725 Floyd _________ C 26 T 81 --------- [--7 3 17 7 25 20 82 27 8 18 673 720 1393 940 1 8 5 48 55 15 2676 2477 5153 3665 *Local Tax County tFigures for 1912. COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. SCHOOLS TEACHERS Qualifications Enrollment and Attendance I ~~\.1IT-I- l Grammar High S~hool ~-;I-~-i-~-I"g ---- COUNTY .s~~ o ~ 4-< IU8''o~ I..'!: ] I\--G1ra-d-e1s ----G' rades 16III'I~'~f.$:';~~~:~Ii1I_J~~ES~.;85>i I' . ~z~ ~~~ ~:~ ~ 0 ,...0..0., ifj t 8 SO Z I 0......-1 t:b~D I Z ,;;::; 11](l.J r-, I ~ ~ :-8 ~~ r-, ~ E:-< c~~i~E":II~~ iI >,1 @ .~~ i.g ,E-;< ~~ ~ ~I~ ~!~~ ~b.O,~;g'~;:i~~ ~o",g ~U(l.J !0 '(l.J ~IiI.l..<. - 'I I o~~<1.l "- t:2 i~o~i>-;.;IIo~ t:.;5 t:a5 ,~Z 00 i 0 i-; I c.:.: t:..<:: Z Z iii'; !Z ~ :-8 1c3 r-, ~ Eo-< '" <) ~]~~~~ < -:-:~c:-:I -F-or-s-yt-h-_-__-_-_-_-_-_"7 '--;:-;:~--c-l~:...~-~-~~-~~~-~-~_----"-1-~!-~~-~-~-c_L._-__-_---'~~ -:~~-I-~-~I~ ~ ~ I__~__i ~~ 1_ ~J ~~--II ~~~=3tc'c-'1~1=~-=-g'-c-I-=:c:-~o;:CJ;:-,c-1C:-~:-='~.=~ Franklin j Ii j\~\\'~-l' 2')~'38~ Il'~~~~~- ~~-- .I~~-~~~ 1" 21:: 1~ ~b')') t~!'0 I 2 2 1 1 'J : 4 4 ~rI, 37 I 1;2~ 112~ 111i3~462 112i8~11 236~2i~3 114~4~'~) . _ ____ __ 8 12 li7 79 7 2 D 10 I 7:-\ 5 88 I 1663 1662 3329 2949 'Fulton C 15 !___ T 43 \\ I 4() __ ,__ 15 21 1 21 -11\l 2 'I 498 6:31 1129 874 _ 4:-\ 12 88 100 7 2 9 10 !l2 7 88 2161 22!l3 44.58 3823 22 32 54 2 2 2 ;"):-\ 4 ,1292 1320 2612 1404 Gilmer __ , il~-r"1 -4-71 - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 23325;") 2 1 2 2 54 -4--1' 7 9 16 12 1291) 1:329 2()28 1416 W 13 1 4 4 8 :3 2 5 ;") 8 1: 287 302 589 407 Glascock. ____ _ C G w { T II) 16 1 6 () 4 10 14 3 2 5 -i'l 2 4 5 10 4 I 116 11:3 229 158 40:3 415 818 ,")51 :3 1:3 1 :32 33 4 :3 7 579 582 1161 86:3 *Glynn { C1'13173 1 1G 4192:3 4 29 5 51 56 4 3 7 ---1 470 52() 99() G75 ' 1049 I 1108 2157 1 1538 Gordon Grady Greene GwinnetL W 55 _C 4 T 59 W 48 _ C 22 T 70 W 31 - -- C 38 T W 6nn _ C 11 I'Y1.'.1 84 37 Habersham - - C 4 TI 41 HalL W, GO - - - - - - ci 14 ",<") '" *Haneoelc T 74 d\Vi 21 - 31 '1' 52 d\Vi 41 Haralson - - - - 8 T 49 Harris W 27 ----- d 19 T! 46 W 33 HarL - - - - - - C 18 '1'1 :31 WI 40 Heard - - - -- c' 20 T GO *Loeal Tax County. 1 1 2 ~~~~- -~~~~~I~~~-~ ---- ----_._---- 2 - .-- 2 2 =~~~~I--~~~ ----- ---- ~~~~t~~~~~ ~~~~~ I 2 1____ _ 3 ____ -I 1 5 ----+--- 1 1 4 24 62' 8G 2' 3 5 3 2 5 __ 4 27 G4 91 2 3 5 17 67 84 ____ ' 10 15 I 25 ____ 127 82 1.1OP 4 3 34, 37 4 __ 4 --4- 36: 6g'3"'I 7'358 1-- 4- ~~~_ -4 24143 1 \)5 1138 6 4 10 __ 24-4r1?~1}0 1 -- 6-,- -4- -ill __ ~_! If 1 ,3~ I 4~ :1 ~~~~I~~~ 1-- 2 I 16 36! 52 13 I 36 I 67 103. 2-C~~I--2 -i3- 4~ 'I' i~ 11~b:1--2-1 ~, tg ~~ ~ ~~ 21 1 3 30, 33 .5 1 1 6 I 1 5 !- - -i - --6 ___ J 14 51 65 4, 6 10 , 3 1 8 11 1- - 1 -____ 17 50 7G I, 4 G 10 3! 2 18, 20 7 8 1.5 ____ 3 I 17 I 20 3 5 1 35 40 20 I 13 15 4168 50 2;3 7 8 15 4I 4 8 20 18 I 64 82 4 4 8 9 7 31 38 4 4 8 ____ I 3!' 17 I 20 !) ,10 48 58 4 4 8 ___ --I 8g , 88 4 52 --4--1I ')4 ?G _____ , 37 _____ ! :3~ _____ , 7b 1 :120 _ ' 11 ~~>T~~ ;)2 _____ 1 ~ i~ __ __ I 1108 6 '129 __ - - - G (j 35 ___7__ 1 580 7 I li8 II ,18 11 118 8 40 2;3 8 63 ;3() 14 50 (j I 12 1984 1925! 3909 112 100' 212 6 12 2096 2025 4121 28 1440 1474 2014 707 844 1551 28T __ I 2147 2318 4465 1 19 723 643 13G6 1147 I 1364 2,511 1 In 1870 2007 3877 18 80 3208 3236 6534 __ 203 250 462 18 80 :3,501 3495 6906 1042 024 1966 48 62 110 __ _ 1090 986 2076 11 H) 2783 2372 5155 318 316 634 II 19 3101 2688 5789 4 30 453 550 1003 291 1102 1471 2573 33-30 I 1555 2021 3576 15 : 23 1807 182:3 36:30 1;3 -'1-2;~ 258 2065 242 206,5 500 4130 6 17 607 657 1264 20 553 I 637 1190 17 1160' 1294 2454 o2G 1 14 12Hl' 1217 24:33 :3 G70 I 678 1348 9 17 188G' 1895 ;)781 10 15 1255 1145 2400 G _ 475: 55;3 1028 16 15 17:30! ]()08 :3428 2334 1:37 2471 2078 954 3032 1018 149() 2;314 4m7 :367 4404 13M 6\) 1403 2;316 :346 28G2 802 1401 ' 2203 2412 285 2697 849 711 1560 1671 832 2503 1577 598 2175 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - --- - - .- ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - COUNTY I SCHOOLS TEACHERS ~-~----~-----,---~----+-------- - - - - - - - Qualifications $8 g a "8 Pw:i::: ~;:0 ~ -'" rt:i "" -~:::.- ~T 'a s U's '" j ~ w .~ ,S ~~'1a3 'tl :'r0~g""~~d ::l ::l p., ~ .;::>: p., ~S- .......... ~~ ~~ 2r:-'.;':r:::;' i:l j ::1_ '0 g~s P:; ..... iosj c: t)"3 $ ~oaI~". a S) ..0 0 oj ..0 z, s'tl ;:lW~0il S=' , z Z 0W J,1i...,;02..o 0 S '" S" ~. J0~i'":g;-f S'ijl z z z ';jifl ;:lUl-+J:::I 0 Grammar High School Grades Grades --------1---- 03 Cl ~ o0a5 S Q) obj O0J5 b S OJ c..J :os r;., Eo-< :os r;., Eo-< ~~ ~gs ~'" s 1) d> r:::1 ~'"~"' .~ H >~, ,8 1~l ' Eo;' 005 cl:: ICl s... s'" s .SCD oo=jl "'"dO'~ ;.Cc;:D'~arJI>I;.c;b:O '0 H '0 ~~ ..-'=l ~I...c:: .I@ I~0 ..... rt:i IO,l..; Jicl:: ~ ~ t~ I ~ ~ ,l..; 0 ..0 a51 ..0 ""..0 2j SS ='0:::l ;:lQ!;:l .. Z Z iZ ,Z EnArtot(l'lmlldeannte.ae~nd _ -- e'C"D 0; jb ~ I Eo-< ~ *Henry *Houston *Irwin Jackson *Jasper. *Jeff Davis _ _ "_ _ ~ C T W ~ W C T 11:: 1 :::: ~ I ~lrI! Il!l!:~L~'1 li![ lll-; 11 43 2 41 112 63 75 32 3 72 ______ ______ 4 68 20 124 9 9 I 18 18 65 1 40 26 ______ ______ ______ 26 I 8 24 32 I 4 . 4 5 28 3 26 ------ l~ 421~1 ~~o 1'7~941 I--~ ~~ ~~ 55 ______=__=_=_=_=_t===5== 1 1294 u -12==1'-1-.47-- ---5-- -28 u 22 77 ====== ======- - -5-- 3 24 5 29 24 20' 74 103 5 i2-1- i'7 15g 14.56 1021 2477 812 1791 2603 780 432 1212 2296 899 3195 --------~.- 1370 2826 1819 1113 2134 1411 2483 4960 3230 855 1667 1109 2264 4055 1686 3119' ,5722 2795 653 1433 780 571 1003 612 1224 2436 1392 2106 4402 1 2692 876 177.5 I 752 2982 6177 3444 W 26 _ C 32 .__ 1 1 8 ;~1 39 3 3 6 10 36 46 1 1 9 28 2 20 584 569 115;~ 874 1 35 11 15 1126 1449 2575 1581 __ T WC T c 58 2 ____ 24 ===== ====- _____ 24 61 .__ 6 30 1 1 1 30 18 136 19 67 83 11 8,5 4 246 1_ - 30 3 7 10 --- ---- ----- 6;~ 13 246 30 __ . 35 1710 477 _ 105 582 2018 475 164 639 3728 (l,52 269 1221 2455 578 161 739 Jeff~son _______ *Jenkin~ _________ Johnson ________ *Jones __________ Laurens ________ *Lee ____________ ww i-' Liberty ________ Lincoln ________ Lowndes _______ Lumpkin _______ Macon _________ ~1 36 35 '1' 71 W 19 C 26 '1' 45 W 53 C 22 d'1': Wi 75 24 31 '1' 55 W 66 C .14 '1' 120 W9 C 27 '1' 36 W 38 C 40 '1' 7;8 W 2.5 0 21 ~I 4G 32 2G ~I 58 30 C. 3 ~I 3a 15 C 2!l '1'1 44 *l,oeal Tax County. 5 10 44 54' 10 2 12 1,2 3/\ 14 14 1178 1132 I 2310 IM\3 5 36 41 4 4 42 2 4 1189 1536' 2725 I 170/\ 5 15 80 95 14 2 Hj 12 80 1{) 1/\ 2367 2668 5035 ' 3191 1 18 7 23 30 1 1 2 3 29 22 608 507 1115 732 1 25 6 22 28 2ii 2 704 898 1602 9fi4 2 43 13 45 58 1 1 2 3 54 ::l 22 1312 1405 , 27117 H93 11 10 44 .14 2 2 4 2 51 5 11 1037 1021 2058 1131 6 15 21 - 21 438 605 1043 Ml 11 16 59 75 2 2 4 2 72 5 11 1475 1626 :3101 1772 24 2 26 28 4 4 4 28 20 511 498 1009 G90 31 2 30 32 32 5 984 1208 2192 11M 55 4 56 60 13 85 98 ! 4 4 60 - 25 1495 1706 3201 1844 46 94 10 14 1782 1841 3623 , 2199 6 64 6::l 1 1484 1986 3470 : 1968 19 162 2 4 6 2 9 11 2 2 11 1:43 3266 193 3827 170 70\)3 , 4167 363 28:\ 2 27 29 - . 29 !l70 953 192:3 14fi5 4 36 40 2 2 1:1 2\l :1 llG:3 1123 228(j 174~ :3 lG 26 42 :.1 :1 4 41 13 fiI9 G59 127S !J!lO 1 .5 40 45 4.5 . - 710 \l8(j IG9G 1212 4 21 GG 87 3 :1 4 86 1:1 1329 lG45 2974 2202 9 1 5 2:3 28 4 12 lG 28 9 501 505 1006 ! 708 2 7 14' 21 - -- 21 527 mJ5 1222 71G 9 1 :3 12 : 37149 4 12 lfj 4!l 1028 1200 222S 1424 :3 19 152 71 q .) 2 5 2:3 40 11 :34 1:336 1370 270G 1779 1 1 ====l 1 3 _-_--_-_-J1---3-- _~J 2 5 !l 30 3!l 28 ' 82 110 a. - 2 11 224 1_3__3 1 1 [) 21 1I 1 - 2 11 24 . -- 12 2 I lG 26 . 33 24 22 1' 7.384 4G ! 62 I 1 5 --:3 1 1 8 l' 6 :61 I 4 12 1 7 4 11 4 :14 :{ 12S7 1457 2744 Hl76 44 4f> 37 2623 2S27 .1450 :)4.55 33 2.5 (J59 (jG6 1325 775 4 50 49 99 li7 37 25 70!l 7,15 1424 S42 28 1 14 518 518 103G 8:IS 2:1 1 11 951 1405 2356 15:l4 fH 2 25 1469 l!J23 33H2 2;)72 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued, SCHOOLS TEACHERS Qualifications ~~ w~ ~OJ u0 +" -~-T-0;0':: S e_ ll '~'~~'; !5:;l f 'II .. _ ,;~:: -g o S ;:l "..0 ---1---- Grammar High School Grades Grades IJ ,iS~51I_~ ,~ H,'-'.C0 80; S0; UJ. 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C ;3 wiT :36 q 1\J 18 T, :37 *Newton W 25 _ C 26 T! 51 Oconee _ Oglethorpe _ W 2;-' C 20 T 45 W! 37 C 42 T 7\J Paulding W' :H _ o 10 Ti 44 *Local Tax County. 4 7 28 35 1 ' 4 31 15 H37 814 17.51 1167 1 :3 4 4 1 H\J SS 187 135 4 8 :31 3\J 1 1 4 35 1 lG 10;36 \J02 '1938 1302 :3 :{ 10 58 G8 u'J 8 11 20 28 21 G 875 \J50 182.5 I 1460 2 5 4 30 :34 14 88 102 :3 8 11 ____ , 2 20 ! 30 32 53 -- 6 988 1863 1115 2103 I 188:3 2065 ! 3\J28 334:~ 4ti ! 46 2 16 18 64 18 \JOO H40 1840 1224 2 48 50 1 1 2 148G 1876 I 3:362 1367 38 2 \J4 H6 3 17 20 64 2:386 2816 , 5202 2591 1 5:! 17 ti:3 80 (j 1 7 8 I 76 1768 1766 3,i:H 2064 2G 79 10 27 28:0~ !'u;3o0 6 1 - 7 . 30 8 106 701 8\J;) 15\J4 !l8\) 246\J 265\J 5128 3053 2R 5 41 46 6 4 10 \) I 4') 810 704 15L4 \J\),i a;3 ' 4 2H 33 - 33 13:31 156\J 2\JOO 1:307 Gl \J ! 70 7\J 4 10 \J 75 2141 227;) 4414 2302 1 , 3 15 ':35 50 2 5 2 52 1371 1:385 2756 1544 - '-----1 1 2 :3 - 57 44 101 62 1 3 ' 16 37 5:3 2 5 2 52 I 1 1428 142\J 2857 HiOG 1 2\J 30 4 22 4 728 7(j4 14::\2 !lO:~ 20 20 20 - - 763 788 1551 \J54 1 4\) 50 4 42 4 . 15 1491 14\)2 298:~ 1857 ti 4\J 55 \J I 44 8 1 5G H5\J \J\)6 1!)55 1325 :~ 2ij 28 ! 24 4 I IH 847 104\J 1896 1040 \) 74 8:3 6 \J I 68 12 ' 75 1806 204;) 3851 2365 7 24 31 2 2 ! 31 24 752 675 1427 \J60 - ;) 22 27 2ti 1 _ 685 722 1407 87H 7 12 4G ri8 1 2 2 57 1 24 14:37 13\J7 28:~4 18:3\J 7 30 :)7 5 11 7 32 4 27 8:36 812 HJ48 120S 7 3:~ 40 5 14 6:3 77 5 11 7 S 40 :32 3G 4 :n 1041 1877 14m 2215 2444 40\J2 12\Jl 249\J 1 5 2\J 34 (j;) 4,i 8 10 1651 1451 :3102 l():J2 -- - - - 4 \) 1:3 12 1 2:3\J 261 50;) 2H5 5 :3:3 4:~ 7G 57 \J 10 18\JO 1715 :~605 1\)27 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. _ - .. ~ - - - - - ~ - ~ - _ SCHOOLS TEACHERS Qualifieations Enrollment and Attendanec ~>, ~~ ,";:l Q) 0 en 0 ,.0c: ~U ~ W'"' COUNTY W ~ .... 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COUNTY COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. ---- -------,------- SCHOOLS TEACHERS Qualifieations Enrollment and Attenda=n=c~c _ TalboL ,__ '(~_ '3~07 { T 57 1 Taliaferro fw 17 I ~.'.,1, ~:~ 2 2 3 23 26 2 1 2 1 26 I 1 1-5--4rol"431 I 901 2 28 30 30 1 .1____ 952 1137! 2089 1li54 2 2 5 51 56 2 :3 14 17 1 .56 1 8 1.1I_ _5 1422 111)G8 291 282 2990 573 22'18 418 v'J Hi 19 , _1_ - - 15:32 I 612 1144 842 (W 50 TatnalL __ __ _ f C 24 I () :30 '16 1 20 li4 84 9 ;5 20 25 8 823 I 8\l4 1717 1260 11 72 I 12 I 68 182:3 I 187:3 36!J() 2.544 25 I _ .551 I 7()!) 1320 777 I T 74 21) 84 109 !l 2 11 11 97 12 ()S 2374 2642 5016 3321 Taylor- ci(Wi 2G j 17 l T! 4:3 4 8 ;)2 40 4 8 12 2 :3 4 16 723 I 7li7 1490 1066 4 16 20 3 3 2 10 8 490 5015 995 546 4 12 48 liO 7 8 15 4 13 12 16 1213 1272 2485 1612 TellfaiL________ { WcIi T 40 13 5'1 6 6 1 1 2 3 15 30 45 !l 10 1!l 13 13 1 1 1 15 43 58 10 10 20 6 22 19 20 814 8\l4 1708 871 1 13 1 279 311 590 286 6 23 32 21 1093 12015 2298 1157 (IV Hl 19 2.5 2.5 4 11 15 9 30 8 26 576 1)48 1124 743 *TerrelL ________ j C l 33 :3:3 2 .52 54 44 10 _ 1458 180\l 3267 1781 l TI 52 52 2 77 79 4 11 15 74 18 26 I 2034 2357 4391 2524 Thomas _ *Tift _ Toombs __ Troup _ Turncr _ Union _ Upson _ WalkeL _ *Walton _ WI 36 C 44 v~1 ~~ cl 8 1'1 36 W, 31 i,1 g W 22 1<-'[!--2-2-- Wi 29 1C'1' 43 72 vVI 27 C I 11 T, 38 VI I 17 <- 17 T 34 WiI 42 1C', 1 43 WI 29 C1 2:3 \V'1'1 5522 IIC 14 C 2~1 l' 62 - 2 2 ------i,- -- *Loeal Tax County. \ 18 11 :38 49 1 10 10 6 47 6 30 1176 120:3 I 3379 1428 7 7 31 38 I -- - 32 6 28 1031 1326 2357 1297 25 18 69 87 10 10 6 79 12 58 2207 2529 4736 2725 28 10 29 39 4 4 4 39 28 917 963 1880 993 8 3 8 11 11 267 298 565 361 36 13 37 50 4 4 4 50 - 28 1184 1261 2445 1354 2 14 3:3 47 5 3 8 6 43 6 1 1100 1160 2260 1764 4 9 13 - 1 12 1:3 300 324 624 423 2 18 42 (iO 5 3 8 7 55 19 1 1400 14R4 28R4 2187 17 10 27 2 2 4 1 30 4 542 .552 1094 (i71 - _. -- - - ____ I 17 10 27 2 2 4 1 30 4 542 552 1094 671 ___ ' 10 59 69 __ '1 57 7 2ri R01 701 1m2 1043 Ig fi 58 I~ ~ ~ 12 __ 1170 1499 2669 1874 - 4 69 7 25 1971 2200 4171 2917 1 7 .5 27 32 2 2 2 2R 4 11 812 8:n 164:3 995 1 10 11 - 11 __ 194 243 437 292 1 7 G :37 4:3 2 2 2 28 15 11 1006 1074 2080 1287 2 1 1 24 25 3 3 2 23 3 11 410 437 847 502 1 2 1 23 24 21 3 __ 68.5 9ii2 1637 782 :3 3 2 47 49 3 3 2 44 (i 11 10!15 1389 2484 1284 1302454 52 2 1108 983 2091 108.5 - -j I 3.~ 1-~i 5?' - 1 5:32 9 :3 12 7 1117 986 2103 1092 ____ J J, 40 6 15 29 4 1 846 841 1G87 1087 31~~ ~g-0 - - 24 2 947 1099 2046 1071 :3 9 15 5:3 6 1 17\);3 1940 373:3 21.58 2 7 22 5G 78 2 2 2 G7 11 7 17R8 1G94 3482 2256 _ 2 15 17 _ - 1.5 __ 2m 238 I R99 301 2 7 24 71 95 2 2 2 R2 11 7 2049 1932 I 4:381 2557 3 5 6() 71 114 14 10 53 15 46 1946 1911 I 3857 2M9 2 .5 5 W, 21 __ 10 82 I 92 14 -- 14 10 .")3 ,I ~.361 46 2895182 101~ I ~92() 1 !l6~ 292;) , .)783 I 361.) 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SCHOOLS TEACHERS ',--Qualifications a} Enrollmcnt and Attendance COUNTY ~~ u ~.'!S3:;-.~... 9- fJ ~ CI1.S ~~S ~ ~ ~ ~.~ B~ :::gf 0._ g ~]c'~tl~~ ~ ai ~ gj s 1- 'C Eo;< oi :riU Oa5i=l-< 1'Ca 1] 1!11 I~ ~ b1J'Ca b1J: bD I S ~'" ! i~JI' i i~ i~gl~ ~ 1 ~ ~ 1 ~ i~ ijl'i~;:zi~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~~--d ~ ~o ~~ ~ gp eU c5 ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ i~] as ~ Z Z ZZ Z :;:s ~ E-< :;:s ~ E-< Z Z Z ~! ~ I E-< < l -----~~WC=I'-----o4~1-----'--__-_-_-_~_-'------'~--~I------l 21 123 122 I 45 - __ I I '1451 +~_1 942( ?6'C"1'---,17=0-'-:3-'-,-1"-'358 ----I I ----I --- -- ----- Ware__________ 17 ------ ------ _. 1' 10 i 4' 13 17 1-- T 58 ------ 1______ 31 27 35 1 62 --4-- _-_- - ---6-'-- (12)~73) ----.'-~-- -')-1 38!J 13' 31 ,14134840~ 769] 524 2472 1882 ------1 W 17 ------ Warren_________ C 21 ------ ------ 2 1 3 17 20 1__ .__ 8[' 17 25 4 1 ----I 1 1 , - 471 - 91:3 623 6 21 81 712 'I 820 1.532 824 T 38 _" ___ ______ 2 1 11 34 45 5 , 5 7 29 24 29 1183 1262 244.5 1447 W 44 2 : 1, 15 65 80 9 11 120 20 64 4 34. 1460 13.57 2817 1704 Washington_____ C 49 _. - . 2 I 7 7 '180 87 1 4 5 4 3 33 11746 I 2258 4004 2207 T 93 4 I 8 22 145[167 10 15 25 24,67 37 34 I 320613615 6821 3911 *vVnync_. W 53 __ -. _ C 17 -. -" _I' 53 20 I 50 70 . .___ 17 3 16, 19 - - - - - 1 1 55 14 29 ]1301 I 1226 2527 1770 _. . 18 1 2 2951 361 656 464 T 70 --.--- ------ _. __ ._1' 70 23 I' 66 89 W 10 __ . __ ______ ______ 1 ___ 7 7 --- -.-- 1 73 15 31 [' 1596 1587 3183 2234 1 5 2 10 5 217, 222 439 283 Webster . __ . C 17 .. --- -----. ._1 1 1 16 I' 17 - --- ----- 17 T 27 . .. . __ . 2 1 23 241 4 1 5 2 27 -- 427 \' 510 937 587 51 644 732 1376 870 W 21 . _" __ ' _. 7121, 28 1 ___ 1 6 23 16, 561 .539 1100 605 Wheeler. _ ~I 2g 36 g ===== ======t======r===- -7- 13~ I--i' -== -i- ---6- i 1~ I i~~ I ?~~ 1~~~ ~:~ W 24 2 1 1 12 19 31 2 - - -- 2 White__________ C 3 13 3 - - -- - - -- - -- T 27 2 1 2 15 19 34 2 - - -- 2 W 41 1 8 15 61 76 4 1 5 Whitfield _______ C 8 1 1 1 10 11 - - -- - - -- - -- T 49 2 9 16 71 87 4 1 5 WI 32 1 23 10 33 43 3 - - -- 3 Wilcox _________ C 20 14 2 18 20 - - -- - - -- - -- T 52 1 37 12 51 63 3 - - -- :3 W 33 1 16 7 43 50 3 1 4 Wilkes _________ C 33 1 4 35 39 - - -- - - -- - -- T 66 2 16 11 78 89 3 1 4 W 33 4 30 ; 34 3 1 4 Wilkinson ______ C 22 2 20 122 T 55 6 50 56 3 1 4 36 1 15 22 45 67 6 4 10 Worth _________ {WC 38 1------.----- ""<""0 T 74 1- _.- __ 1_ 1 4 15 J 26 38 83 1 42 ,109 --6T4 10 *Local Tax Courity. -------- 2 29 3 752 767 1519 ~ 944 3 60 46 106 69 2 32 3 812 813 1625 1013 2 58 15 26 1880 1850 3730 2283 9 2 4 234 244 478 298 2 67 17 30 2114 2094 4208 2581 3 34 9 12 1008 1023 2031 1086 20 476 560 1036 674 3 54 9 12 1484 1583 3067 1760 3 48 3 7 855 780 1635 1125 37 2 1096 1248 2344 1317 3 85 5 7 1951 2028 3979 2442 38 6 672 687 1359 822 22 - 554 614 1168 640 60 6 1226 1301 2527 1462 7 43 21 39 1361 1335 2696 1617 - 31 11 1226 1291 2517 1810 7 74 32 39 2.587 2626 5213 3427 -------------- - ------_.._------ ---~----- COUNTY COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued, Length of Term ENROLLMENT BY GRADES ,~ '5iJ en , ogs o en ~~ ~ a5 '"d u~ ooj 0 ~t~i!I Q rJ3 , ell '-''r"~d :".Ea E4 c5. Q.l '1~'j 0 a5 '"~d ~'5""_1~0~~. ~Q.l ] ~] ~~ I ~~ ~~ J ~I ~i ~ ~. ~ -oen-~u0 ~~ ~~ ~~]] ~ l ~ I---?- __ 75 11 iis 380 215 108 336 100 338 88 195 58 l~g 111~ ~~~~~ 3_ -~~~~ ~~~~~ __ 1_ 87 928 488 436 426 253 181 123' 7 __ __ 3 _____ _____ 1 10 45 45 180 115 75 880 395 140 55 85 50 3D ~g I ~g 1--4~ ~~-=~ ~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~-~- ~~~~~ 90 1060 510 215 150 90 80 I 60 52 198 144 123 140 101 lO:~ I 80 71 751 357 249 235 1.50 77 42 47 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 75 56 43 51 34 9 260 23 26 12 _ __ 1 61 123 949 501 372 375 251 180 122 99 82 55 51 34 10 321 54 636 418 323 290 19n 154 83 8 8 __ . _ ___ ____ 2 16 ~~~ 12~t -~f --~f ~~~i =~~- -=~=l-T 2() 265 136 98 85 93 80 902 554 421 375 292 16 107 1395 560 522 508 457 195 25 528 264 252 222 149 55 34 ____ _____ ____ ___ _ _ 133 1923 924 874 830 506 4.51 132.5 95 6:3 :37 _____ _____ n 195 78 3.52 170 137 129 n7 n9 43 11 6 2 3D 118 243 595 132 302 95 I 104 2:32 233 42 139 7 106 I 3 46 41 52 - - -61 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ T ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 3 4174 61 Berrien _____ W' 100 110 136 11247-1719 694 1537 :333 I 25.'5 209 125 54 la 13 C 100 'I' _______ 100 21 1.57 I a22 208 11569 . 927 1G7 , 127 861 . G64 68 :38 401 29a 8 217 - 125 54 1a 1a 10 : 205 10 20.5 W 178 178 *Bibb___________ C 178 178 'I' _______ i 862 I 850 834 1772 738 670 610 :315 245 119 51 850 1835 807 ! 794 538 280 - 1712 1685 '1566 1276 950 610 :315 245 119 .51 3 730 3 736 Bleckley____ Wq 120 120 120 120 '1'1 _______ 4:3 357 151 168 ' 199 140 68 82 :34 Hi 5 4 19 356 194 140 70 64 7 - 62 713 34.5 308 2G9 204 75 82 34 15 .5 4 1 58 - - -- 1 .58 W 100 11.5 88 556 330 295 292 188 185 1.58 102 44 29 (5 16 181 Brooks_________ ci 100 105 H 844 I 4\J2 323 275 188 107 45 (5 8 2 14 '1'1 \J7 1400 1 822 618 567 :37G 2H2 203 108 .52 2\J () 18 195 W 130 Bryan __________ C 120 'I' _______ lGO 120 103 i 24.5 1 217 197 17.5 144 94 63 2R 18 G 38 519 : 307 125 37 13 4 - - - - 141 1 764 ' 524 322 212 1.57 98 6:3 28 18 6 ----,---- 3 52 3 52 BulloGh ____ .w.. f-' *Burkc ____ W 100 100 104 1120 I 540 .531 .585 .504 :394 280 110 24 7 19 116 o 100 100 38 i 870 1417 354 255 lG9 105 15 2 22 '1'1_ ------ WI 180 180 142 11990 957 885 840 673 499 29.5 LI2 74 i 263 I 159 16.5 156 13.5 120 80 49 24 24 7 - - - - -- 12 21 11R 6 85 C; 120 '1'1 _______ 120 95 12048 11015 744 6.56 312 134 21 6 4 l{)\J 123111174 909 812 447 254 101 5.5 24 16 1 10 7 95 *13utts ____ W'cr::I 120 ____1_2_0_ 13.5 120 63 364 227 176 206 17G 125 133 71 G9 46 51 i 690 308 243 1M 84 47 H 6 114 ,1054 5:35 419 370 260 172 142 77 . 6!) 46 8 8 7 194 1G 8 200 Calhoun _____ *Camden ________ W 160 C'1'1 ____1_0_0_ WI 120 ci 120 'I' _______ 160 100 122 120 14 176 87 100 88 76 70 G8 ;34. :34 1.5 756 38!) 304 245 139 40 14 85 !)32 161 47G 125 404 91 33n3 215 55 110 59 G8 54 :34 i 10 :34 2 15 39 457 176 1.58 131 41 (5 2 124 GI8 301 249 204 9G G5 :3(5 10 2 7 103 7 103 12 12 W 100 108 54 404 227 23.5 29:3 240 241 161 6!) 42 16 4 127 CampbclL ______ C 100 100 T _______ 27 295 199 174 1:38 76 38 3 - 81 , 6H9 426 409 4:33 :316 279 164 6!J 42 16 4 127 *Local Tax County. COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. ~~~gt~~e~n~_J~__,_~,-~,-~.-,_~E_N,R~O_L--,L,M~E_N,T~B_Y,-G_R~A,D_E_S--r~---.~--,~~---,~_ .S d U1 S U1 u E blJ .:~;: "bi:J 00 ogj ~o;:0;0 ~. ~~ 0..-l C1> 0;:::!,E:;-1: 0,0 COUNTY .-e::n; .:!l ;> oi 0::;00.0 e.-~ .gj .gj ~~ o~~" ~ v~ I IA-c U ~..c: ~ "~0 U~~ ~ .... c~:~~ ~d ]05 ]05 0 .. 0 ~A~ U ~ ~ ,..q -B I u~ ~AI~:l .~. ~U-~S "5S) A8 ~s.ri1~ ~~;~.:P:la:A4:sP Jj ~u~ v~ ~~~~~- ~ CarroIL _ r 'c':j . 100 100 115 105 107 27 1801 1107 1050 1007 700 380 260 151 855 --774 I 590T263--131 112 '41 i 13 43 22 8 13 467 . _ '1' 134 2501 1487 1:310 1158 967 815 I 603 263 131 43 22 8 13 467 Catoosa W 100 100 'I C 70 70 42 3 323 49 228 18 194 15 247 29 150 19 100 I 71 12 9 33 6 _. ___ _____ _____ .. ._ . 1 39 ._ T ________ ________ 45 372 246 209 276 169 112 80 33 6 __ . . _ _. __ 1 39 Charlton _ ~----~~--I--- ~~ ~~ :~~ :~~ :~~ 165 113 82 32 20 15 _________ __. _ 2 2 167 113 82 32 20 15 . -, .. _ 2 35 35 W 181, 181 .11105 1095 1086 738 711 546 447 382 200 155 93 48 1 878 *Chatham _ C 181 I 181 563 I 665 664 663 557 560 220 194 1 194 WI'1', 122 ' 1668 11760 ,1750 1401 1268 1106 667 576 200 155 93 48 125 I 39 78 .56 I 46 74 45 54 35 12 2 1072 2 .12 Chattahoochee__ C 132 1:32 43 386 2291133 116 74 26 7 '1'1_ ______ ___ ____ 82 464 285 179 190 119 80 42 12 . 2 12 Chattooga. Wi 100 _ ~j :~~ 110 49 580 3631377 339 236 136 79 49 291 131 _ :~~__ ~j i~~ ~i~ l~i 76 42 16 7 --- ----- ----- ----- 415 278 152, 86 49 29 13 _. _ 7 91 7 91 Cherokee ___ Clarkc ____ Clay ______ Clayton Clinch ______ cobb ____ ."".."". *Coffee____ Colquitt._ *Columbia ___ Coweta __ . _ Crawford r~~~ I W, 100 q 100 100 116 100 10 636 568 564 411 394 316 149 70 52 42 lEi 10 2 T. _____________._. 126 1301 706 620 606 426 404 318 149 60 60 , - - -- 21 209 - - -- - - - -- - - -- 21 209 --,W~I,- ~~~ ~~~- 100 120 -1- -- 34 158 97 107 96 71 41 30 14 13 11 31 I .589 262 215 186 80 39 8 65 ' 747 359 322 282 151 80 38 14 13 11 35 73 33 42 36 53 40 16 22 7 2 1 38 - -- - - - -- 1 38 6 31 C, 100 I 100 \~I- --140-- ---145- 411 228 134 143 83 21 6 35 484 261 176 179 136 61 22 22 7 2 3.5 27.5 169 1.5.5 182 131 96 104 47 30 1.5 - - -- ------ ------ 6 31 4 4 96 C 100 I 100 'I' 21 254 172 164 13.5 7.5 32 10 .56 .529 341 319 317 206 128 114 47 30 1.5 4 - - - -- -----4 96 80 80 60 318 189 169 163 133 87 62 24 7 4 31 "CI 80 80 9 243 108 67 .53 39 19 3 -- - - - ------ T tv 120 Cl 100 wT l-_ _ 100 130 69 .561 297 236 216 172 106 6.5 24 170 1086 689 647 633 406 .3D9 242 144 7 34 10 --- ----.1-- -- -- -- 4 26 31 188 100 55 379 261 241 168 101 29 - - -- - - -- - - - -- ------ 22.5 146.5 950 888 801 507 338 242 144 34 10 - - -- - - -- 26 188 100 54 971 413 472 462 27.5 190 96 23 - - -- - - - -- ------ ------ CI 100 '1'1 ____ - wi 100 100 3 419 160 121 99 30 14 1 - 100 57 100 (399208 573 504 593 352 561 388 30.5 360 204 237 97 136 23 18 6 - - -- - - - -- ------ ------- - - -- - - - ------ ------ - -- - - --- 4 24 CTI ____1_0_0__ 100 6 193 91 57 193 91 57 59 23 106 1121 595 409 581 451 294 195 41 2 8 - - - --I 3 25 7 24 qwi 140 80 140 80 56 186 112 110 127 110 89 61 57 23 3 2 31 784 381 276 188 108 20 5 - 13 85 ------ ------ wTl- 140 140 87 970 493 386 315 218 109 66 57 23 3 2 92 560 328 355 340 275 220 151 90 50 2.5 13 85 13 165 CT"l 140 140 92 1244 667 559 538 326 125 8 184 1804 995 914 878 601 345 159 93 50 25 13 14 168 WI 120 120 34 237 119 103 136 82 99 46 31 11 11 5 53 Ci 100 100 44 470 212 175 149 92 34 7 - - -- ------ ------ '1'1 78 707 331 278 285 174 133 53 31 11 11 5 53 ~------ *Local Tax County. COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continucd, Length of Term ENROLLMENT BY GRADES --------~--~-------,--~--~-~-~-------,--~--~-'I------.--~-.------blJ--.------ COUNTY w -t ~ r\V *Crisp - - - - - - -- - ~ ..6. ~ ::0 p.. '88 .o... Cl ro ~...; -C::l "Og5 o~ .... >::: w~ ..0::0 8"0 ::0"0 >::: Cl "@,~ b~ ~_-L __E.-< 140 i 140 120 12~ __ Dade _ \V 100 105 C 100 100 l' _ Dawson \V 100 _ C-- _ 00 T W 100 121 tDccatuL_______ C \l4 94 l' _ Wi 120 *DeKalb________ C 100 3 ",) 00 T _ rrnn u E rn i 1 ] >.~ '0~ ~O~: ~~ 0 ~ --g " ~ ~ "~ 'I t; II _ __ E-< 72 45G 228 172 G3 588 284 185 135 1044 512 357 43 204 135 125 4 47 2i~ 1~~ 125- GO 400 172 124_ --60-- -400- -172 124 95 7G.5 2G2 361 39 1020 700 497 134 1785 \l62 8.58 101 795 1 453 455 27 365 202 157 128 1160 655 612 ~ 'S: >:::' 'SiJ ,~ Cl g ~ ifJ ~~ p..i$ "5 f:; [~ 1~~~ 0 ~O~ ~ i i 2~ ~ ~ ~O~.."~o~ w rJ3 ~~ ~~ r:n 0 __ -+.:.:> 0::; Q) ~ ~~ ~a5 ~ g ~~.~~ ~~ ~ ] " 0" 0-:S " ..0 ~ ~ 8 ] ]~ ] I ~ ~ i~ 1~ r' '"'--'-__ E-<_c_E_-<_----'_E-_ < _ 217' 15:)TlOS-- -88--- ~ 9 1 ____ ____ __ 44 101 66119 3 218 219 127 \l1 34 113 112 95 42 24 vj!J 12~ '11O~1 4t 24 lG:3 124 103, 88 (i \l 1 6 :35 - G 35 44 5 65 5 65 26 163 -124-:-103 -88 6 41)7 287[254 174 123 2 G 15 1 _ 21 172 283 146 32 19 6 1 6 740 433 286 19:3 129 15 1 22 178 467 ,)00 1256 118 89 15 111 182 88 17 8 649 388 273 126 89 22 ___ ____ ___ 15 111 Dodge \V 100 _ C 80 1'1 _ 120 125 801 413 40.5 591 321 '1284 137 59 24 27 ,_ ____ ____ 12 110 80 20 411 216 135 124 73 11 2 ----1---- 1---- --- 1-- - 1------ 145 1212 G29 540 715 394 295 139 5\l 24 27 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 12 110 Dooly________ Dougherty ______ ~I 120 120 T W 100 C 100 T _______ W 120 Douglas ________ C 120 T' _______ W 100 Early __________ C 60 T _______ *Echols ____ Effingham __ .w.. Ul ElberL ________ W 100 G 100 Ti----- __ W 100 C 100 L ______ W 100 T0iI 100 _______ *EmanueL ___ Wi 130 C 110 T _______ W 80 Fannin _________ C _______ T _______ W 120 Fayette ________ C 100 'T ------.W 100 Floyd__________ C 100 'r! _______ ---*Local Tax County, tFigures of 1912, 140 50 488 268 2m 273 217 139 129 81 47 22 125 62 140;"1 534 340 266 136 G5 28 6 1 112 1893 802 596 639 353 204 157 87 48 22 14,j 20 14.5 103 114 82 68 80 47 36 25 13 14 105 74 103.5 436 242 lG9 76 20 9 11 94 1180 539 356 251 144 100 56 47 25 13 14 124 46 408 346 349 269 211 181 136 92 56 19 6 100 21 237 201 109 88 70 42 15 6 3 2 1 67 6,45 547 458 357 281 223 151 98 59 21 7 140 120 403 224 228 202 117 103 114 52 36 14 65 33 505 306 27G 198 110 61 30 153 \l08 530 504 400 227 lG4 144 52 36 14 100 50 182 !m 80 114 75 46 17 100 8 55 :34 20 11 58 237 13:3 100 125 75 46 17 - 170 76 243 228 227 210 l!i7 122 83 47 23 10 100 32 207 162 170 100 74 18 108 450 3\l0 ;397 310 241 140 83 47 23 10 110 92 728 518 40.5 392 341 282 276 110 33 41 !l 100 6!} 755 317 334 246 17.5 11G 25 2 2 161 1483 835 739 6;38 516 398 301 112 3."J 41 !l 130 131 13!l0 657 551 638 441 403 2:35 1l!i 51 33 110 75 845 476 :382 296 236 33 {j 20G 2235 !}33 934 677 436 241 116 51 33 80 85 970 415 42!l 423 178 165 104 39 10 4 2 ~----- - - -- 85 970 415 429 423 178 165 104 3!l 10 4 2 125 !l8 444 :312 266 2G4 204 168' 11G 51 22 9 100 29 334 166 165 136 86 39 9 2 127 778 478 431 400 290 207 12.5 5:3 22 !l 160 1O!l 610 570 410 375 300 600 57.5 150 60 40 160 40 400 375 2m 17.5 110 90 79 149 1010 945 667 550 410 690 654 150 60 40 8 150 27 10 1;j7 2 88 2 11 4 99 4 4 173 1 12 4 5 185 19 102 1\l 102 7 80 7 80 .5 193 24 7 197 l!} 200 1!l 200 4 55 4 55 14 77 12 15 7!l .5 250 5 250 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. ------------------_._--_._-- ._---- Length of Term ENROLLMENT BY GRADES -------'---.,-----,-----;-----;------.--.,-------c---;---------,-----. - ----------- COUNTY Gordon Grady Greene GwinnetL Habersham HalL *Haneoek Harabon Harris HarL Heard IV 100 1 100 1 48 1156 581 1 508 6:35 394 322 ' 177 I 8D' 3:3 1 14, _____ _____ 11 136 _ Ci 100 100 2 I 63 48' 33 I 28 25 6 4 ; ' ) 1 .') T' _ 50 1.1219 629 1 541 66:3 419 :328 181! D4 3:3 14 !_____ 12 141 Wi 80 SO 48 763 450 1 410 420 336 254 178 68 20 15 15 123 _ ~I 80 1 80 22 744, 300 228 166 I 72 2:3 10 5 3 ____ _____ 1 8 _ 70 1507 1 7;')0 I 6:38 586 408 27.7 1 188 7,3 23 15 1(i 131 W' 100 _ C 100 150 100 61 69 255 1081 167 430 185 367 201 300 167 227 1~~ I 1~~ __ 6~ ~3 Ti-------- -------- 130 1336 597 552 501 394 229 1 164, 64 33 ~_! _ 1_~~~~ 1:3 104 61 ~ --i:3-- -i04-- \V 100 100 142 'l.'ili2 1066 990 951 1 868 ,')83 , 382 '17D 8:3 54 1_____ 6 316 _ C 100 100 11 109, 116 89 ,5:3, 36 9 _ _ T _ 1531721 1182 1079 1004 ! 904 592 1 382 ,17D 83 54 ____ _____ 6 316 oW 100 _ 100 T _ W 100 _ C lOO 11;3 100 89 8 535 37 356 :31 308 278 22. 1.5 172 4 15i 1_=53_ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~!~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ 97 572 387 330 293 176 160 , Hi3 _ 112 l:n '1196 808 li77 600 1 428 39.5 I 289 128 54 12 14 1D4 100 28 318 172 88 42 6 T _ 159 1514 980, 76.') 642 434 3D.') 28D 128 M 12 14 194 W 1.')0 1.');') }.')O 2:36 151 1 140 1:38 98 77 .')8 4;') 3li 24 6 10;,) _ C 120 120 32 791 .')28' 345 331 214 127! 29 12 6 _____ _ _ 2 18 T 1821027 67D 48.'i 469 312 204 87 57 42 24 _ 8 12:3 W 110 110 67 D25 627 522 343 311 2li9 1 2D6 78 76 29 _ C 100 100 8 159 151 108 52 28 18 17 _ 4 183 _ T_ 75 1084 778 630 395 339 287 I 313 78 76 2D , _4 \\' 100 140 40 2:3:3 14D 147 175 119 61 71 52 59 24 4 _7 _ C 100 T 100 6 390 281 248 100 96 75 1 , _ 46 62:3 430 39;') 27;5 215 1:36 71 .52 .')9 24 4 _ _ 7 139 W 100 121 6G 447 412 4(X3 :386 297 246 182 li6 10 _ C 100 100 T _ :3li :U5 289 280 2:31 142 75 28 15 102 7li2 701 68:3 617 439 321 210 81 10 +I _8 __ 8 76 _ W 100 100 80 644 497 388 376 373 405 285 33 _ 6 _ C 100 100 T _ 40 37\) 216 156 }',)5 1 131 72 22 120 102:1 71:3 544 531 1 504 477 307 33 , 1_ _ - .- 6 33 *Loeal Tax .county. COcNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. I_~ Length of Term ENROLLMENT BY GRADES I .D I 5. II I] T. >r:: .. ~ '"05 COUNTY I ;!; d '"0 I ~ C,.; Q ..a~ w ,! 1 Z5>:;:..:':": ,I.>. W -------''',;c;c,-;-',-C:-1~48' '-~ 0c() .c.:...,o:;>--:;: ~ --;:'''':j '" -S~a o~ ~ ..a ~1< '~" r fn!+-0 W cZ ~ -_ ....- . _ - - - 148 ' 9ii G.52 :lU 280 290 2()7 2\l1 I 200 i 1G4 110 71 40 1 ' 18 I 38;3 * H em}'__________ JI C' , 1\ 9.-) 95 _ 2:3 , 880 :i.52 277 260 1:34 58 10, 1 118 '15:32 Gf);) 557 fj50 431 349 210 11G;3 110 _____ ____ _ ! _ 71 40 18 ;~85 i VV'I 160 160 143 :377 203 218 188 171 140 11:'1 122 72 21 12 215 *Houston " C 130 I ~r:_ l:30 100 '18')') 76:~ 522 395 24.5 107 49, :~:~ 23 'I 1') I 12 10 1 90 243 '2199 \lG6 740 583 416 25:3 1G2 I Vi5 95' 3.3 12 10 1:3 305 q *Irwin __________ j(IV 140 140 140 140 ,1 _ (\Y, 100 112 74 , 4;";2 183 204 2:30 122 101 G4 I 22 ____ ____ ____ ____ 4 22 l~~ ~~fl- ~~~ -~~ ~- 1~ 37 511 2;38 147 oG 13 111 I, (Hi;) 441 :351 29G 13.5 8:3 14:37 612 5GG 03:3 i 401 1- -,= == ====='= ===_ 22 134 Jackson ________ C' 100 100 28 , 808 291 222 208 a.5 3:) G! _ *Jasper__________ *Jeff Davis______ Ti - - - - - -- IV 100 G 100 '1"' ' W. GO C' GO '1', _, 113 110 G4 100 n _ 1:37 224ii liHJ !H7 111G am 788 ,!);~)64 I .!)~(;~) 700 .541 841 496 1.50 ViI :l08 217 ii18 368 4,),) 107 21~058 281 289 lOG 86: G8 24 4,3 --4- 38 =__=_=_=_],_=_=_=_==--127- 114 n5 I 2 47 I 1 39 ____ ____ 1 8 l:~4 is! 8 159 GO 40 2910 ' 146 151 l:la 97 D6 24 1_ , GO _ 8 48 106 64 I 27 25 11 404 210 I 178 1G4 , 108 G G2 24 I 1, ,,, ,_ !, _ Jefferson *Jenkins Johnson *Jones Laurens . *Lce w "" Liberty Lincoln Lowndes Lumpkin Macon W 110 _ C 110 l' o\V 132 _ 101 1\V'1I---120- _ o 80 l' \V 180 _ C 120 l' \V _C l' 100 100 _ \V 140 _ C 100 l' \V 100 _ C 100 T \V 100 _ C 100 T \V 140 _ C 140 T W 80 _ C 80 l' \V 105 _ C H.5 l' *Local Tax County. 130 60 1 609 293 297 I 305 239 172 1 12,5 12() i 81 I 55 8 I ____ 5 270 120 1 4.5 1229 567 420 I 283 1.59 57 . 10 ____ 1 - __ 1il2 10.5 1838 1 860 717 588 ilH8 22\J 1:35 12G 10.-i 1 409 1;34 1G2 146 107 n9 ;)1 u'Jn" 819 -I 5(5i 8 ---- 5 270 (i ;50 101 51 I 864 2.58 210 161 n3 11 .5 120 1.56 127il 412 372 :307 200 110 5G H2 5H:3 2n2 275 2.50 2GG 180 156 :35 --\l-'---6- ===== ===== ---6- :38 5 1 50 4:3 80, 1:3 4H7 20\) 1.57 104 7il 10 - - - - - - I ---_._---- ----- ----- ----- ------ 105 10nO 501 432 i :354 3:39 190 15G :38 1 ISO 113 18;3 1.57 lIn 150 14:3 \)1 84 :39 10 _ 4 120 62 _ 175 743 505 405 27:3 159 74 :3:3 n26 G(i2 524 423 302 lG5 117 :3n 10 _ 4 82 100 110 1182 G17 459 538 :3;52 2:3\J 14G 70 1:3 7S 100 () 1612 8':-iO 478 ;340 128 ;)() 12 1 1 1 11G 279;3 14G7 U:37 878 ;380 275 158 71 8 14 7n 147 ;)6 78 68 52 52 40 ;)7 20 76 _ 2 18 100 54 G70 ti10 428 18G 28 1 _ 110 HO m 748 678 480 2il8 6S :38 20 24n 1(iH 1S;3 204 152 12;3 112 5 45 76 17 1 _ _ 18 18 S6 100 88 _ 17n G91 347 :327 2:3n 81 \J 1 U40 516 510 44:3 23:3 1:32 11:3 1 4G 2;3 _ 17 1 18 S6 115 ;50 189 138 1il6 160 101 11:3 98 58 18 _ 16 76 100 _ 40 HO 461 210 201 20n 102 ;;0 H 650 348 3;37 ilG9 20;3 143 102 ;58 18 _ 1G 76 140 lOG 715 il87 36:3 :3G9 2G8 215 20G 108 50 28 ;3 186 140 _ 66 1107 G07 4G3 291 173 68 20 10 172 1822 994 82l, G60 441 28;3 22G 118 :3 5:3 2 :30 1 15 4 201 80 5;3 410 195 193 185 12G 9G 29 80 5 :37 19 1(i 20 7 _ .58 447 214 209 20.5 1:3:3 U6 2n 135 .59 171 146 121 167 114 122 I G9 59 41 :3 _____ 7 126 100 _ 74 13il 949 1120 .512 6.58 ;3.52 47il il48 144 .515' 2.58 28 n 150 I 78 7 66 2 48 29 :3 1 15 8 141 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continucd. Length of Term ENROLLMENT BY GRADES .o... (.) (.) ~ COUNTY W <:;, o xIadison xIarion r:J:J;. .-a oS ........ a; ~ ..a"'- S.s ~~ ( \\ 120 i C 120 ( Wl' - - - i2()-1 C 100 T I. :\IcDuffic - W 100 1 C 100 ! l' _ I \Y *McIntosh_______ C' L 120 120 _ W 140 MeriwctheL____ TC I:W _ W 140 MillcL_________ C 120 1'1 : _ 145 120 140 100 _ 112 108 120 120 147 182 140 120 ~ o:..:.;.l ~o U''""J'' 82 781 47C 441 478:344 35 653 2n7 261 Ino 1:32 117 14:34 768 702 ()()8 476 52 165 14H W2 HiO I:JS 1() In4 175 17;3 14n S9 G8 35n :324 :J:37 30n 227 4:3 2GO 1.56 W4 177 1;-]() 40 473 2HG 247 178 12:3 88 '7~);) 452 411 3,55 25n 68 88 71 6.5 79 ;)1 :J8 2HG 174 136 I:J8 H6 106 :-]84 24.5 201 217 147 m 57.S 4UG 452 404 446 .0:3 sn '11n4 G84 ,547 405 257 180 17G9 1180 99H 80n 6n 250 192 181 IH8 111 _ In.5 20:3 H8 ()4 42 445 3n.5 279 262 153 ..c: :n ,- ~ - -- - ~ : :il --- '~:5 1;1 ----- - ,_~~_~I gf~-' 277 25:) 'I' 74 f52 I 48 ;5:J 18 8 184 ---- -----1 3:W 278 74 ()''~) 48 fi7 4:3 _ , 8 184 11 43 fi;5 I:J2 11 43 1"!') 12n 25 17 7 125 30 H 152 I:J8 74 25 17 U 7 125 2n 1:3 12 6 7 1 2 26 :35 ' '3n 6 ----'-----i----- ----- 1 6 f54 ;52 18 6 1 7 , 1 _ 3 32 :308 2Hi ns 80 2:3 12 201 140 2\\ 448 245 98 52 24 3n 52 24 1 3n SO 23 12 201 10 ____ _____ _____ 6 4n .I 10 i~~~~~C~~t~~~~ ---6-- --49-/ \VI 100 125 Milton _________ C 90 90 l' _ 48 471 254 27'i! 2GO I 215 , 134 98 25 1 4 (Jl 42 26 19, lG 1 1 _ 52 562 ,206 300 I 270 2:31 135 I \)1'1 25 1 2 26 2 26 Wi 1M) 140 MitcheIL______ 0 140 140 T _ 40 325 ! 287 3li 32t 218! n8 !J6 78 71 10 15 .5;5 608 51S 93:) ! 802 482 700 212 537 141 359 19~ --f)6-,--78- --71 -iO-I~~~~ 'I _ 5 I 159 ;) 159 \Y 1;56 114 334 243 233 241'1 1n1 161 156' 119 47 23 _ 24 189 *Monroe __ ______ G 12;5 1'1 _ 94 1298 G8il 464 I 400 30fi 123 29 13 ____ _ _ 2 13 201'1 iI G32 I 026 607 G48 4\)7 284 1R5 1:32 I 47 23 1_ __ _ -__- _- __ I 26 189 W 140 140 07 ! n8!! : .57.5 484 47:3 341 281 '!O" 110' 42 22! 12 20 186 *Montgomery____ C 130 1'_ 1:30 40 l;H 581 1570 384 050 321 805 208 61'11 80 424 14 2!J5 .. ;; 208 110 --42- --22 12 I_~~~- --20-Ti86-- W 140 140 R2 ,38\) 206 224 208 148 1G3 14\) 56 37 26 G 119 *:VlorgaIL C 120 T_ 120 :)4 12(i\) [58:) 430 1 333 19n tjl 3~ _ 116 16;58 ,78n 654 i 541 347 214 152 ;56,:37 2G _ 6 119 Murray \\- 100 110 4S 771 '427 367: 372 273 170 161 48 21 ---- ----T--- 5 69 C 100 100 1 21 27 15 lil 12 ;) _ 1 - ~ L _ 4G 7!l2 I 454 ,')82 1 385 285 11'14 Hi! 48 21 5 69 ...... \Y 140 140 73 450 1 248 275 I 1G7 , 13.5 106 23 6 _ 1\1 uscogee ', C 140 140 ,iG ! 5i55 ! 431 309 141 R2 ;12 2 l' __ rw 160 160 12n 1m)5 779 584 301'1 217 138 2.5 125 G28 322 240 271 200 14!J 117 6 65 _ 37 , , 28 ~~~r~~~r-i5- 130 *Newton C 160 '1' _ W 120 IGO no ~~~~I~~~~~I i& -- --65- --37T -28 Rfi :301 :381 347 240 \)4 74 12 211 ,10I!J 703 I 587 511 2!J4 22:3 12!J - - - -.-. - - - -.- - - - - - - - - - 199 4R 38:3 222' 192 1R5 141 13R 112 45 14' 10 Oconee_ ________ C 100 100 L _ W 120 13.5 Oglethorpe _____ C 120 120 :30 iiI9 2!l4, 220 11'13 lOR .54 I:) 71'1 ! 902 .51G 1 412 3G8 24\) 1\)2 12ii 82 1 :37:3 ! 2:33 1 2:32 232 20n 1.51 121 6.5 866 ! 425 I 425 404 23!J R4 ;) 1 46 64 14 23 __ 10 ----j---- ' -io--I--60-- 10 _l~_J __=~ 1'1 _ 147 2:)9 6.58 657 G36 1 448 2:)5 124 64 23 10 12 I 97 W' 120 120 Paulding_ ______ C 120 T _ 120 4() !J61 j 41'15 415 410, 377 2:32 142 64 1 26 11 12 217! 93 R7 5:3' :35 13 5 1 _ 58 1178 578 502 4G3 412 245 I 147 65! 26 11 --1--+, --3-7- . 1 , 37 *Local Tax County. COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continucd. Length of Term ENROLLMENT BY GRADES w. w. o ..>a, rn COUNTY '+m' ~ '0 .... ..0a) S ;:l Z Pickens Picree. r\\ 1 100 100 1005 j C' 80 80 3 j ;:: . ... jl;~ 106 80 10 90 6nti 328 25 i In 721 347 524 387 1m i 124 7li5 ' 511 -1 Pike - - - - - - - - - - ~i 140 __ 1 1~o __ Polk Pulaski i c! WI 115' 125 100 100 [ '1'1 _ j -- - rWi' 120 120 --- \~i- ~~~ T--~~~-- 122 418 346 1 845 485 122 126:) 1 8:31 94 . gnn .5.56 42 I 487 306 1:36 1386 862 .53 208 lIn 27 3,18 , 142 80 556 I 261 Putnam________ G 100 I '1', 123 221 i 142 100 _ 23 146 803 11024 3551 47n :~9 15 2 7 17 71 6n ' 4~ 1 38 - - - - - - - - - 12 151 30 lUI 111 80 3 '1 47 1 3g 1 _ 1 14 ' _ 1:3 16.') *Quitman _ *Rabun _ *Randolph _ *Richmond _ Rockdale _ Schley _ ~ 01 "'*Screven _ *Spalding _ Stephens _ Stewart- __ SumteL _ *Local Tax County. 140 ' 23 60 20 110 I 30 415 186 .53 475 206 90 63 421 233 90 4 66 67 427 239 158 8,) 271 158 109 79 1147 .516 164 1418 674 181 _______ 1916 1350 181 _ 1010 680 ______ 2926 2030 11;3 ;35 266 157 70 20 322 190 55 588 347 130 1 25 87 78 100 21 280 189 46 367 267 1140.50 131 I 86 551 1160 344 651 , 217 1711 995 160 37 104 134 -------1 100 39 76 99 . 67 273 30.5 377 439 392 221 ___ ~~J 13 80 97 56 489 277 142 36 140 110 109 1 50 -------1 86 112800 I 70 80 , 150 1566 542 1706 652 275 165 1378 917 1653 1082 13180 I 8233 148 106 203 , 214 68 209 222 136 153 ;368 309 504 462 930 .592 510 , 412 11004 123 I 146 104 90 227 236 77 .58 164 153 241 I 211 317 I 326 476 366 793 1 692 181 170 312 ' 213 493 383 197 178 .54 37 251 215 91 10.5 440 405 531 141 131 448 359 589 490 25481 ;m 12 82 4.5 133 131 9 14 10 3 ----- ---- 6 I 27 ---- ----- ----- ----- ---- ------,------ 9 14 10 3 _____ _____ 6 27 82 19 _____ _____ _____ _____ 2 19 84 141 135 82 -10- ===== ====- -==== =====--2-T-10-- 162 166 148 89 77 I 54 15' 220 137 299 77 243 97 245 14 ----- ---10:3 77 54 ====,1==== 490 340 27.5 240 237 i 160 124 95 1 , 14 16 1 2;34 4 11060 312 802 297 6;37 146 421 240--237t160 124 95 107 92 80 19 _ 4 1060 43 7 150 99 80 19 g~ I g~ 126' 84 46 25 ~~ 1- -25 7 7 6 6 237 188 179 , 122 28 23 G 38 In 6 38 I' 9 1751 45 14 1 _ 412 233 193 1122 28 23 155 139 117 81 50 49 48 50 9 173 3 281 2~~ 139 1.- 117 1 137 . 100 73 81 4 50 2 49 48 50 3 281 1 6 22 2 , 2 159 102 75 4 2 1 6 99 116 84 89 50 39 13 11 191 183 94 34 3 1 3 282 210 118 92 50 39 13 12 191 120 134 91 66 65 45 5 5 19 186 216 144 22 336 278 113 66 65 45 5 5 19 186 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS--Continucd. Length of Term ENROLLMENT BY GRADES , ;::: '8 rfi S rfi o ..0 COUNTY ~ : :.-- ~ '0 ~ H ~c., z CH 11 ~ t~ --------,-\;-;\+,,'I--c;ln20,,---!----c;-lC2C(A)----;'-'4':27---'--;lC7M::-;-:3 120 Tos----rr2 142 (is 80 ..... TalboL________ C 120 120 'I' ________ 29 71 815 9S8 465 585 286 :394 2:38~)24 I I 168 310 G3 131 28 lOS TaliafclT(L TattnaIL _ c:~. 100 _ 100 >W'1'1I 120 q 120 1'1_ ___ 115 20 12:3 100 118 59' 43 I .)2 28 100 19 1:344 2;3G 218 215 100 31 39 4G7 336 :3:36 274 14:3 8:3 2S 1:30 121 1188' 574 4S1 511 :3G:3 240 277 120 24 GG8 272 194 103 :39 11 :3 145 18,)6 846 67.5 614 422 2.11 280 WI 110 121 55 182 243 287 262 2:39 137 68 Taylor _ Telfair _ *Tcl'l'pll C 110 o-- l' \cirl' ---liOoO 1'1 __ _ ciw' 180 _ 100 1'1 110 22 191 253 252 16G 8:\ 24 18 77 :37:] 4!J(i .539 42S 322 HH 86 m 11(2)'00 I' 77 418 29G 291 307 194 127 2.5 105 90 9;3 49 14 7 1 -I 102 523 3S6 386 356 20S 1:34 92 180 I 57 146 1:3.5 123 130 125 9G 94 100 G6 1392 327 45:3 :3;3:i 181 59 8 I 123 1.538 462 576 485 i :306 155 102 I I~ ~ ] i I ~! ~ C C ';": : _ ~ ...c: .~+s> __ ~~~ ,....c: I i C) ~-,;;; '_ "- ~Q~ 80 _14 J __ ~ _~ ~ ~ ~ ~ _~ ~ ~ ~ _14 100 -- 80 14 I 6 _ 14 100 l;3 l;3 1 ____ -1 _ 2 :30 --- __ l;) 15 , _ 87 2: 13 :3 2 :30 I.) 127 8, '-I 24, 1:3 3 38 31' 23 8 4G :31 23 _ 41 21 25 17 Fi 127 6 !J2 1 S 7 92 4 104 41 21 90 70 2 92, 70 I 4 104 14 2Hl 1 2 14 218 , ,y 120 120 90 599 3.59 340 Thomas ___ C 120 120 72 1028 429 414 T - - -------- 162 1627 7S8 754 W 140 140 S9 607 29.5 246 *TifL ____ C 100 100 22 204 140 GS '1' III Sl1 43.5 :314 (W 100 10.5 ~.) I~ 5:');) :3:39 :30S Toombs ___ - - -- " C 100 10.5 14 207 146 106 T'________ - - - - - - -- 86 762 48:i 414 \\ 100 100 47 1\)6 221 248 Townfi _______ - C_ -------- ------- ----- T - _. - - _. - -- 47 196 221 24S W IGO TroUI1- _______ .. C 100 IGO 100 .58 2.5 i 8[,3 844 246 646 247 48.5 T 8:3 1197 892 7:32 W 100 lJO .57 I 469 252 2;'1 TurncL _______ C 100 100 If) 209 100 74 '~ -, '-, ,yT 140 150 76 G78 352 :32;' 8:-3 2m) 10:3 IE) Twiggs _________ C 120 120 ti7 7.5S :310 217 T 150 9G7 41:3 :336 W 100 100 cS'") 5:-lS 3\)() :3GO Lnion ______ C 100 100 2 q .) 2 :3 T W Jl5 Sf) .541 :39S ,i :363 l'~rO 104 401 2G4 20G Lpson _____ C 115 115 .59 7():3 408 I :-32:3 T 1(m llG4 6)~'i-_) .529 W IOO lOll 83 108:3 58:-3 465 WalkeL ________ C 100 100 21 249 2:-38 197 '1' \y! *Walton _________ C i- 100 100 I 111008 104 12R2 821 G62 R:3 816 599 .556 42 667 380 i .50.5 '1' 12.5 '148:3 979 1061 176 26[:i 197 16:3 S4 :37 16 14 137 - - - _.- - - - . , 120 i 141 36 7 i, _. - -- 296 40() 2:33 170 S4 37 16 - - - - - - - 14 1:37 278 ISS 134 G7 22 3 4 25 5;) 28 lG 2 - - - - - --~-- -- 3:3:3 216 1;",0 69 22 3 4 .2:5 :350 266 IS\) 121 62 45 19 6 10 1:32 G4 G1 27 11 2 ----- ----- - 414 20:3 :327 1:3G , 216 76 1:32 3.5 G4 81 45 78 19 72 6 4S 10 I:32 2 279 20:3 13G 76 2l() 19:3 132 ---- ---- q.:);) 81 78 n1 :3:3 12 --,--- -~ ---- 72 48 5 ----- ---- 2 279 11 ;'0 :39G 181 6:3 '_riJ 11 2 - -- - - -- :3 1:3 612 :374 In.5 lW 44 14 [) - - -- - - - 14 ():3 27:3 1.57 12() 97 lG 2 ---- ---- :3 18 47 7 ---- ---- :320 Hi4 126 97 IG 2 :3 18 lIS 88 it> 76 29 19 11 12 59 170 116 ;'2 14 - 288 204 127 no 29 In 11 12 59 :309 19:3 178 15:3 9 - - - - - -- 22 :-311 19.5 17R L5:3 9 - - - -- - - - - 21:3 187 17S 101 5.5 42 23 11 6 8 l:3S 261 W4 8 :38 ---_._---- - - -- 474 8.51 186 1:39 55 42 23 III 469 :-3:3.5 229 269 58 10 1 !- - -- 6 S 1:38 11 , G9 126 .59.5 45 3RO 1.5 244 --- -- 269 __ - - - i .58 i 10 ---- ----- 1 - - - -- 11 69 ----I 566 410 324 281 1:38 1:30 1:-37 28 9 1 696 .547 :352 290 139 62 23 - - - - - , - - - - - ---- ----- ---- 62 , 23 ----- ----- .5 - - - - - 5 22:3 22:3 *Local Tax County. COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. Length of Term ENROLLMENT BY GRADES U1 o.... U1 f;. 0 d",,", ~ "OgJ ..0 COUNTY -o-b~J.) .0~0 ......5.~~ '0.. S.. S2"."g8 .9,:~5 ""@.S -$ j ~en c5 '~0.~. "9 >:: I.0~ e~ c3 "g 0 ] ~.... g ::a e~ .. 0 ~ , ~fl 5 .:: Z Eo-< Z I R a5 Eo-< R ~ ~ -------(.,..,\=,..."-1-1.,..,o-co--''---,-1O~0c---c'--1-2-,-2--"1 ~3~7--,-1~3--,-1~81 ~12.50 151 -----1----- Ware j C 100 100 31 234 261 127 36 7 l T -_______ 153 i 605 579 317 286 158 --~r--~fl--~fl~~~i~ ~~i~~i~~i.~ (W 100 120 63 162 106 I 103 ! 142 93 il~6f4I----- -~~~~'~~~~j~~~~~~ .5 118 Warren j C 100 l T -______ 100 72 13.5 527 689 307 I 271 ,214 413' 374 356 144 237 50 146 14 I' 82 6 50 I1- ---- 41 , --- 18 --- 15 2 6 7 124 \Y 120 120 88 636 346 321 337 265 232 20ii, 146 94 39 4 20 283 \Vashington_____ { C 100 *Wayne--- lI T W C 100 100 100 87 1722 675 502 440 262 140 39! 22 10 175 2358 1021 823 777 527 372 245 168 104 107 I 68 694 404 378 425 273 200 147 14 1 102 I 13 245 150 111 78 41 16 1 39 4 ,_ _ 2 32 22 315 .5 15 \T 81 939 554 489 503 314 216 148 14 1 _ .5 15 WebstcL (W 1;~2 i 134 j C 100 100 26 62 57 74 65 64 43 39 23 5 7 _ 33 408 177 143 107 79 20 3 _ 2 3.5 13 T -------- -------- 59 470 234 217 172 143 63 42 23 5 7 _ 3 38 \V 1 WhcclcL______ ~ 140 140 ~=~__ :---1=~__ Iii 35 304 172 165 205 92 68 61 ~~ ~~~ ~~~ 2~g 2~~ I 68 61 15 15 8 _ .5 23 5 23 White _________ Whitfield _______ IV 100 115 CI 100 100 -- ~tl- iiio- o 75 110 87 ! 1' _______________ 33 5 38 60 5 6.5 474 36 510 1099 147 1246 235 11 246 I 195 13 208 I 21.5 31 246 647 493 513 103 93 I 60 7.50 .586 .573 158 12 170 348 38 386 102 I 89 36 2 104 1 90 !--36 291 247 98 24 13 31.5 260 98 15 -----,---- ---- ----- 15 ----I 40 20 4 -- - - - - -- 40 20 4 4 1 .5 3 1 4 51 1 .52 162 13 175 WilcoL ________ Wilkes _________ WI 120, 120 -f -- - ~. 120 1 120 vh- --~~g ~~g -!, 62 40 102 10.5 108 594 464 10.58 276 805 339 188 527 225 455 ! 285 306 151 122 436 328 195 2.53 325 320 163 74 237 184 2.57 175 116 27 19 I .5 194 I 121 27 178 1l() I , 120 49 I 126 12 18 - - --I 18 25 21 .5 ----- ----- 3 45 15 4 50 5 172 1 GG --- -! --. v~! 120- 12ii-I 213 102 1081 327 680 190 520 178 .573 209 441 I 294 169 153 110 , 89 1:38 49 30 25 21 ----- ---6 G 238 10 80 __ Wilkinson ___ . __ ~! .120_ 120 G6 429 256 175 1 144 94 44 1 4I - - -- ---- ----- ----- ---- I 168 75G 446 3.53 3.53 247 ! 154 93 49 25 (j - - - - - ---- 11 4 84 c!W, 120 IVol'lh _________ 100 120 104 .587 409 384 1 429 303 327 192 60 :32 14 -----,---- 11 lOG 100 38 G18 562 .539 469 3:37 20 '1 ----- ----- CiO <.l1 1'------- 142 1205 971 923 I 898 640 347 192 60 32 14 ----- ----- 11 105 --> *Local Tax County. COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-CQnHnucd. I I I COUNTY c>o. II~,c....:, ;:: 8 ~ ~ ]~c. ' I h I .... M Se xcl ~ J::,"~ \"'""'l '"7jt""'l .S ~1 -8 .~: 2 ~ 00 _ S ~~ ,: :.~ot ~~ ~ ::"2:s= ~~ ~ ~'5,~ ~ __ '""' rl I'" c 0 '';:: '8 Eo- S 0 -''-" c:; ;.. .~ "Q -~ 00 Q dQ '"0" R t"" ~---.-~---- (W .~~~.--=---=-~~--:-~-=-:~---=-~~~~~ RECEIPTS. , ,, , c ~ "c H S -0 ~ 0 .2: t T. ~'" !: ~ "";j-; ;:::--r-' ~ 2sc 0 A v~ w- s S"d w- '" '"o !:! '-;:C~! .~ :>- Q ~ 0 ~ d W ~ >-. ~ "0d C ~ ~ -.;c::: ~ '" ~ '0- ~ :is A '!3- .9 rl -+' _ ~ ~ 0 '" ~'';:: '" 0 '" -' c:; .~ ,~ ?:~'" H""g- -.~ ;.:, 0 ~ ::L cc; 9 Ci rl c-.'0 0S ~_--'c-_ ~ '~ Eo- t"" t~- __ -~~~.~~=- o ~ .m~ ;:;- :... ~c.;; ~ ~~ '"" .. , ~ ~ II .11~ .. --. ) :-- ::::::il~~ ~~~~. ~ ~~G~4~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~50~ ~ ~ ~. ~ ~ ~ ~: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 59 1= G61_GO . _3.180_()() 1 830_ .1 00 : __ . : : . _ . _ 18 GO 24. ,')94 79 fl T :33572 7,451 82 W .--------- . ----- _ __ _____ Baldwin_ -- . -- - I ~l~ -- -- .. - .. fW ----8-9:-3 3--4 -1-7-.-6-5-3--4-ii --7-.1.0-0--lJO. Banks .. .j C _ __ __ ____ -- .. -- -- - 7.787 .54 ________ 2. 2;'jO 00 1.'),012 :38 42.909 17 I. T 11.142 Hi 2.00000 721 00 841 2ii _. (\V . . __ . ... 14.701 41 . _ ~ Bartow------ - -- \ 278 78 *Ben HiIL (W ------ .. -- 1C 2:3.fj35 :3G 10.733 77 ' 1 .1 -3~ 751 -4()1-- '783 -4.5' 2, 60ii 91 , ___________________ ---- 1 541 00 . , 370 n 42. GOO 40 "T GO 59 5,048 921 3,814 59 1 GGI _ ---------1------- -!- 6,500 00 1;') .425 85 Bcrrien *Bibb BlecklC'y Brooks *BryUlL Bulloch ~ "~ '" *Burkc *Butts Calhoun *Camden CampbelL _ '6 i~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~'~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I~ ~ ~ ~ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ = i12 43;~ iii;; 1"~ ~i: ~ o~::~~;:; _ '1" ~ I~ == =~ 8053 ~=== ~ 18,32,'"; ~5i 080 ~ 72' 66:~ 8,59800 0i~ 00; ~ 95- 10,92900, ~~~i0~~i~ ~ ~ 1,0120,48,47000 i~;6~~~~= ====~===='= ~=== ===,,~ ~ 95000 ~ =====i~ ~ 2,014 ~ ~ ~~~ ~ 0190,37925 i611i~6~i~i~~~ _ _ 67f> 514 _ T6 \V , ' _ " __ C T 7.716 G7 4,40625, 6200 -' ! _ . .12,18492 \V _ -_________ _ _ _C _ _ ~f i~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 22 ,941 _8~ _~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 163_~~I_:3~ 1~~_~~ _ ~ -i~OG;3-37 -Z8,ml 7{] --9~oi9-25 ------i-25 ----552-52 ----672-04 ---72-95'~~~~~~==--i~602 50-4i~4G5-G4 _ c . . , : ' \ \ ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ! - - - - - - - - - - 1. _ '1' G3,! 83 12,7;52 08 8.'140 64 1,37023 29020 . '________ 1,990 8;i. 25,478 83 l\6 --------- ---------. _ ~~~~~=~~~~ -----------------------------------------------,------------------1---------- 11,538 -Oi--2~050-00 ----350-00 ==~~-~~===~~~===~~~= ===~~~~= ~~=~~~== --2~;327-47PG~2G5-48 _ C '1' ~~~7=1=2=~~7~4 _~7~,~7=1~9~~=2~4 ~=4~~,5=2=3~~=2=4-~~~==~~~= __,,_~_=_=_=_=_=_~_~_~ ==_=~~~==== ,________ ~~====~ ~==~~=4=7~~9~8'I1~=1=3~,0=0==:3=~2~0 _ W C '1' ~~~~~==~~ '=1~2~,~0=1=2~~4~8=i~1~2~,=0~0~0~=~0~0 ==1~,~G~O~O=~0~0~,~==~~4~2~5==0=0 =~~==~~~~= ===~~~~=,==~~~===-,-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-=-=iT~2~6~,0-3~7~~~4~8 *Local Tax County. .C..'.1. .c..o.. COUNTY COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. RECEIPTS. .:so:: S.S2i7 65 700 00343,317 60 - - - - . - - -- -I , - - - - - - - - - - 6,6;)9 91 ,iO 00, 1(), 813 S9 Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch COUL i:'> ~ ...... *Coffee Colquitt 'Columbia Coweta \V __________ _________ __________ __________ ___ _C _ _ _______ _ , _ _ _ T \V _C T 290 30 16.859 44 2,62.5 6:3 6,918 00 1,67692 8,474 37 600 00 __ 2 000 00 _ _ _ 5;i500 22;i OO;i400 00 100 OO! 2\1,29:3 37 , _ , _ 166 611 16,4D7 90 \V _ -------- --------- --------- --------- ---------- -------- --- -- ' -'1 _ _C _ T lO:W 9,7:38 6L _ _ ____ _________ __________ _ _ \V _________ __________ __ ________ ________ _ _ \1,748 94 _C __ _ T __________ 12,5:',4 27 __________ __________ _________ _ ________ ________ _______ __________ 12, .S;il 27 \V _ _ _C _ _ T 415 09 7,181 24 _ \V ._______ ____ ____ __________ __________ __________ _ _C _ _ _ _ 7,5\)6 83 T __________ 20 ,lOG 80 10, 000 00; 5, 000 00 __________ ____ \V , ______ _______ 19 35,126 33 _ _C _ _ __ _ _ T \V _C T \V 1,591 65 15. GOO 40 5,000 00 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _- - - i 22,195 0;) _ _ _ , _ .591 41 16,767 49 __________ __________ _________ __ ______ ________ ________ 11,300 00 28,658 90 _ _ _C --------- 1_________ ---------,---- ----- T _________ 11 :369 20 4, G83 40 _________ _ _ \V _ 16.0,)2 ()() _C _ _ ,_ T 1,577 10,23,22782 8,351 58, 11850 IG845 392 15 11,404 45,240 1:3 Cra,dorcl '6 _ T -==2=,=3=8=0==5=9 '=1==0=,2=.=5=4==6=1.=. =_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_1=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_ =_=_=_=_=_=_=_=____=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_ ==_=_=_=_=_=_=_ =_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_ =_=_=_=_=__=_____ 1=2=,=6=:=3=5==2=3 *Local Tax County. COUNTY ;::: o ;'':--::'' ~ 2 7~ li-------~\\c-:~_- _ Crisp _C _ T _ W _ Dade _C _ Da\\'~on T W _C 453 58 _ _ tDecatur TI W1 _C T 464 01 _ _ _ \V _ *DeKalb _C _ Dodge T 3,6.50 80 _ WC _ T 14,240 30 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. RECEIPTS. ;::: o '';:; '3 E-< .8 8 o =' rl" 0,,::; , fori ":":";' 0;" S' , fori I 0 yw"".' ;. ,, , , ,, n q0z ,, , , , >_'l ><: ._~ _~ -"--.----- ~ .~~ ~n~~n~~n~~n~>_'ln~>_'ln~ 0) 0 00 wf!"- ,, - - - - - 1-" " , , t,;), Ul , . , , , , 0) , , CO' , , , cD', 0) , 0::. 1 ~ , , l-.:JI 1-" , :0 ' cD' ~, t,;). t,;) -J. Balance on hand from 1m2. 1-" ~~: 0000 ,' -1: ,w00 ',' t,;), _~t: ~: w', 00 , 00 , , , ~, I :0 ~ I 1-" ""w', '" w0'' , ,, ,, w I-' 0t,;)' , , , ,,, , , , , , , I, , , ,, , ---- - , NI ""~ , Ol ' f!"-' 0: 0) , ........ 1 w' 0' cD' Ol', 0' , , ,,,,,, 1-" , 1-" ~ 1-" 0 -1 ', vl l l~eceeivd from State in 1913. n -11 , c, D' . , f!"-' f!"-' w' ul l cD', ,, ,,, , , "" , cD' , , , , , , , 1-" ~ ,, ,, 0' l.,:)1 t,;),, w' CXJ' , ,,, ,, , , , , ,, ,, -,J I , , , , 00 , , w' ,, 0): , :I0-' ' , , ,,, , , , ,, :, 0) , w:0) , w' OJ~ ,,, 1-" 0) , l":'>: w' , , ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, U11 , ,, , 0cD0 ', 0: Total Amount Received from Local or Municipal Taxa'lion. Total H.eceived from Tuition Fees. Total Received from Incidental Fees. Total Received from Donations, Sale of Bonds, Contributions, Devises, Etc. ~ nt'=J .t.'=...J. "lj e>_n'l q0 Z >_'l ><: nen iIi 0 0 t"' en >e_'l t'=J !.e..7n.. nI 0:c:;-. ::; >pro=.'.. w' 0' Total Received from Sale of , School Property. , , ,, -,,,, ,, , Total Income from Endow- , ment. , , , .1-" , -I' 0 ...... ' ,' ...... ' -]1 , ~.f..!."..-',, c' 0t " ', ~, W' , , ,, , ,, , ,,,, , , ~, ~ , ,,, (,.,).1..1, Wi ,, w' 0' ,,, , ...... , 0 ', cD' ,, Ul' ,, ,,,,,, , :0 , ~ :0 , wf!"-'', ,, cD' 0' ,, , ,,, , , f!"-' , 1-" ~ ~, f!"-' -JI, , , 0f!",-'- ,,, ...... ' t", .::;11 , co: , ,,,,, 1-" t,J1 ...... , ~I ,,, , ...... ' , 00' ~ ,,,, -JI 0) , 0 ', , LVi -1' t,;), w"": 1-" 0' , , , 1-" , , , f!"-' ~ , , 0' ~I , , , <:.J11 ,, OC'I 0>' I Total H.eceipts from other sources. i Total H.eceipts from all t Durces. Gordon Grady Greenc GwinnctL Habersham HalL w Cl 0, *Hancock Haralson Harris HarL Heard _ ~ ~=~~~~~~~~ i~~i~~=~if -4~551 66;====~ii=~~I====~~;=i~li==i ~~ii=~i!l===~~=60 ==i~=ii~ =~ ~ ~ ~~=~==~i~~~~=ii \V - -- --------- --_- ---------- -- -1 1_________ --------- ---------1------, -- _ ~ ---------- -;;--;;"-')+---;;;~---!----,----- 1------- -------- -----;;--.)4 -,----;;---- I 11,4w _0 10, I uti 46 1,24800_________ 1340 718 _ ,30,211 30 ~ _ T 1====3==5=8=4=5=1-=1=9=,0- =6=4=4==81===1,=2=6=0===00J! =1==,6=7=(=)=0=0::====1;="=)=1=00._:_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_==i=======T==4=4-0=0- 0=1:====1=1=7==90='==2=3=,=0=7=0=8=3= llW" ;i:: _ _ tm~i',: i 2 1 1,<>00,\1 ; _ i/_ _ ~~i:!::r~~;:i2w)ooi150ooi!2onOil00oo!~:i:~~~ "Hi m _ l72 61 19581661 fiO ,,1237' 61: I j26 10 'fig _ _ \~ =~ ~~~~=5~ _~~ ~=93 =~1 =~ ~~~ ~ =~1 == =6~~ =~\ ==<~.~ =~~I: ===6~~ =~o\= 6 === =~~.Ii= =~ ~ ===- 6~~_0~1_1=' 8~~_~~ T _________ 12,246 40, -1 1_ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ __ _ __ __ _ _ __ __ __ _ __ _ __ __ __ __ __ _ __ 12,246 40 *Local Tax County. ,,,, ,,,, (,~ , 00 , -0)',,, -.... -"", ,, ,' C), 00 , 00', 0 '~_I' ,,, ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,, , .0...0.. ',, , tv , 0, , , QI ,,, ,, , ,, ,,, ,,,,, , ~, 0' ~, , <0:'0/11, , t~1 ~O"';l ...... ,: 0' , ~I 0' , .":- ' Balance en hand from 1912. l-JI 00 , , : : ?: : 1 I l~1 I l~1 I ~oc': ~I:.V: -II I ---II 1 00 1 I OJ I , -,]1 I t>.:Il I Receeivd from State in 1913. 00: : -111 : cD I : :-+-I Ci'l I t"J I I t,,;) I I C::--;-CYJ i-+-9 : f-II I I 1 l-ll I ?II : ~~II I !~: Total Amount Received from O"';l' I ~ I 0':11 I l-l: f-I ::D I C) I I (;1::,'11 II e l l : II Local or Municipal Taxation. C.ill , 0.1 !:,,:,~I __Q" I l-'I 1 -I __9----,'_ ...... , I ,, , , '-~I I <;>0, , eC),,, ,, , 00, , Total Received from Tuition Fees. , tv , -~..I .... ,,,, 1 -II 00 , -T' ....0C0),',' Total Received from Incidental Fees. <;>0, lv', .C..,.l.'{. I I rI 1I I I 1 I I ~I I ~ t:':I Q .t.:.'.:.I. '"d >-3 Q qo Z >>-<3 w Q So t'" w >w< ws~:: ~ I II II II I I I 01 1 111I 1I 1I I 1~ I I 00 I 1 I 1 I I I I t...:J I 1 l~ I I 0';;1 I I 1I 1I 1 01 I I~I I Total Received from Donations, Sale of Bonds, Con- '7' & 5' .,: C.nl 1 1 I I 1 1 I 01 I Cj.)1 I I 1I 1I 1I I I1 I1 tributions, Devises, Etc. ~ 01 I p_~ 1I II 1I I 1 01 I Ci{1 I 1 I 0_1_ I~~: -+-I------~ ~_ 11 1I II I1 II II ____~ 1 I , 1 I II _~I, :::: : : : : :::: I II I ____ I~ I ,, ...... ,,, ,,,,, ,, .0...' , ', 0':11, 0' ,I , C) ...... :, _0----' _~ ,, .... ' -, 0000'' ~I e, .... 00' ,,,,,,,, !.~I , lv' l~1 .,.........,, 0' , l"", ' 1 I1 I I II 1 ~I I I II I1 I 01 I c:..'1 1 I 1 I 1 01 I 01 I I I I I 1I II II I I I 01 I 01 1 I I I _11 ' _I~,Q_~~_ _, _'_.. _'_ ' Total Received from Sale of School Property. _ I : : : : : : : : : : : I Total Income : ,1 : : : : : : I : : : : : : : : : : : :: rnent. II I III II II I 1 I 1 I _~_~_ 1_ _: _ 1 __: _ : _ from Endo\vI f-II I II t>;Il I II c.:,~ I I 1I I I Ci! I I 0: : 00: : 01 I r,ol I Total Reccipts sources. from other 01 I t~1 I 0 1 I -II 1 ...... , -<..C.. ,, ' , 0-..0T,' r+;o.l" ~o: 01 011 ~II , : -.:: I 0':11 w i I 001 J : O"';lll Total Receipts from al: sourccs. 0' -..T' 00 I I -II -...,J I , 0)1 Jefferson _ *Jcnkins J ohnEon "Junes Laurens *Lec e.o ~ Liberty Lincoln Lowndcs Lumpkin Macon vV ,_________ C ------- -- -1_________ _ T 19031 21,799281 VV J_________ _ _ 1_________ -------- !_________ - - - - - - -1- - - - - -- - - -'- - - - - - - - -- ------- I----2--0-1-0-0- -2--2-,1--9-0-5-9- . _ _C '_________ _ ' .. _ . _ T 10 26 11 . 307 28 4 . 916 _________ __________ _________ 62 59 16. 296 68 VV --------- ---------- ---------- 1 --------- ------- ------- _ C --------- --------- ----------i---,--~---- !---------- --------- -------- ------- T 1,64:3 92 15,436 78 837 1::>. 177 18, 510 4H 153 --------- ---------- --------- \)17 04 19.(j.')5 H4 VV --------- --------- : 1 ,_________ ------- -------- --------- --------- _ ~ 1,076 60 i6~4:39-7(i --5:720-4()----375-0()!----225-00~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~_ 2:3~8:36-76 t ------ \V --------- --------- --------- 1 --- ----- ------- -------- ---------- ---------- _ \~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :3:3 ~885-95 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 22-9:3 3:3;908-88 _ ~ ~~~===~== ~~~=~~i~~~!~~~~~=~=~ ~~~~~~=~I=~===~~~~ ~~======= __ ~~~~=~~ ========~==~_~~~~~ ~~6~~~i~~~ _ ~ ,247013~071. 0911056.,5 1:951621 7515.2132m" 1' 912 38 _ 1 \~ ~~ ,~~ _~~~~.~ _~2, 2== _971__ =~~=~_451 ~~ _=~, ~=~ _=~!_ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 11. 38~_~= _ ~ 12,822 84 2::"':'1 1938R77 .1223 :~Il "" ,,; 10518! 15001.. .5 >1110.64:2.'; v~ _ 1,22920 u,b41 /71 1,4HO 00 164 /0 1 ---------1 -------"1'------ 8, 5 7 =I~ =]= _ CT ===1==0=0=0=0= 1==3=,6=2=9==6=7=,1= =5=,=6=H=8==H=O' ==3,=6=4=4==2=5=!= ====6==5=0=1=,= =====7=2==5=!:= ==6=3==00, =======:1= =6==,:=n=7==7=7=.!= 3=9=,=.5=2=.5==8=5= *Local Tax County. S9S ~ ,,,,,,,,,,5'"'" ~ ro ;'"j'. ro p'"'-"' ,,,,,r'"o' ~* (") H ::0 0 w ,,,,,,,p-' ~ (") ~...., ,:,,,p:: ,, ~ ;0 o'"' ,,,,,,,,,::0 ~ ;0 tCnL 0,,,,,,p, 0 q0 Z >-3 ><1 >-30~>-30~>-30~>-30~>-30<>-30~1' I Ii ,, ~: !-l , ex" , Balance on hand from 1\:112. "",' o-~ I I 0' , O':JI, I -1' 0' ....)1 I (fj, , ~_ _ I I Wi 001 I NI ~w iI ~I I~ I I .p..1 I NI Colli I -11 II I H::o- l i N I ~I I ~! --1-1 I I 1 I -11 I '" I I 01 I 1--'"1 I -11 I I I 01 I 01 I II ~ f-OI ~I 001 001 I ~ 01 I I ~I '" I 001 C.'"ll 0 I (;, C I !-II I U;ll I '" I t-.:1' I ::,01 I ..... 1 I I oo!I I ~, I Receeivd from State in 1913. I 001 - I Wi 0:U11 I I I -11 I '" I I f+:..1 :I 0';,1 f-O: I I I tvl I ~ I I Ull 0: I 01 : II II II II : :I I II 0';,1 I IJ 01 I : '~I I ~: Total Amount Received from Local or Municipal Taxation. o0 1 I I I 0 0 1 I I I 0 0 1 I I I I I 0 C1 . _ '_ 'I _ I I I II I I I I I I I--li I II I I II I I I '" I III I I I ~I II I I I I 01 ~I I I 1 I I 01 001 I I I I I I II III I I 01 01 I I I I I 1 01 01 I I I I I I I II II II r:.;Il I '" I I ~I I 011 01 I II Total ReceIVed from Tuition Fees. 01 01 I I I~~ I -1 I I I !I I : : !-I: c.n: : 5: II I 01 I 01 01 10.1 ------;---~ : : II III I II II I II I II : : : : : : ~:: 0:: ::: : ~:: II II I I II l'otal I~eceived [roIn Incidental Fees. ~ t::l:j ~ t-:ll I II I I 01 I H 01 I II I ::: I ,I. I 01 I I --I-~ ~-,-,- : : 1 : t-:l:: 1-'otal Received from Dona- ~ W : f-l : : 8: ::: ::: : : : : : : 0:: g:: tions, Sale of Bonds, Contributions, Devises, Etc. 1 1 11 1 1 I I 1I I 01 I 1I I 1 1 01 I : -~~ _I_'_'_-:~ : : ~_+_;-I---------~~----- qoo Z >-3 0-< wo 6o t"" w >w<1 >-3 t::l:j w~ b o ~ S ~ 'C"L I I I 11 1 1 I I 1 11 Total Received from Sale of 1 1 I 1 1I 1 1 I I 1I Sehool Property. 1 1 I I 1I 1 1 1 , I , ,, , , , 1 , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,I ,,,, , , Total Income from Endowment. , , , ,, , "'",,, -1' C,J1 1 0 ', 00 , 0' '2-' _9~_ .""",, 0' 00 ""''"":',, "'",. , "",' "'",Ul , eN '-, ,,, """ .0 """', eN , U-Il ', , 00 , 0' f-ll f-ll ~::c I I 00 I 001 ~I" 01 1 1 I ~I I ~ I 1 00 1 1 VlI , 1 01 VlI I OJ ."cD",', 0 -""I,'', 0""0,' Total Receipts from other sources. Total Receipts frol'1 all sources. Milton _________ W' -------~C --------T --------- MitchelL ______ W C ----------------- T 13,401 48 *Monroe ________ W C ----------------- T 3,166 39 41,356 81 W --------*~Iontgornery---- C --- ------ - - - - - - - - - I,- - - - - - - -- T 572 37 W --------*~Iorgan-------- C --------- T 5,251 07 17,533 68 5,596 57 137 50 683 00 683 12500,_______ 212 75 30,223 42 Murray ________ <:.0 '''1 C> "" Muscogcc _______ W C T W C ----------------- 257 96 ----------------- 1 ,200 =9=='0==7=3==0=7=1=2==,3=0=0==0=0=:1==========1====7==0=0=0=='=,=1=0==0=="='=1-'-=1=0==0=0==01-======= 2===0==3=4=="=1-1=4==1=3==0=5=9= 1 T 294 66 W -------- *Kewton ________ C --------- T --------- ~:~~~ 1: ;;~;~11461"! 272101, o~!I"I29\::~ ~:~ Oconee_________ W C ----------------- T 7 50 120 1 W --------- Oglethorpe______ C -------- T 41 15 =~~~~~_= i ~~=.~ _~: Paulding- ______ W C ----------------- 7= ======== =========1= ======== ========================== =========_18 ~ ~ ~ T 355 84 12 986-00]- -1 720-001- ---475 -251= ======== . =========:= ======.. =_== ======== =,- 1.5 537-09 *Local Tax County. OLS ;.":'::j ,,'a" ,,, ,, e.."':j '"w ,,,,,C. , ,, "':j e... ,,t>;" ,,, ,,,,,, "':j ~ ,,,," ,, , ,, , "':j ~. ,,r,,," ,, J:t 8" ::; ,,,,,,,w , g z ~ _____~.._ _ _"______,,..._____-"-.- ---."r .__ A _ _......_ -"---....r __ - " - - - . . , ~n~~Q~~n~~n~~n~~n~ ,, , "",' , : ~I ::;1 [ ,-..1..,' ,..,, CeO' N' I 0;:, ,....,'7;1 I -.)1 I, C.i. l l, 0 ,....', I <:.C. I 0' , , ,, , ,....,,,, ,I C ,....', , , , ~, 0' , ,, ,,,,, ,, , ,, ,,, ,,, Balance on hand from 1912. "', ,...., ,...., (,,'1 1 I Wi I Wi ,~ ,...., ~I I It ~, : ~Oll ,1 ~-l: I .N :;-;1' 0';;1 -II '-0' , '", 0" I ....... i' , I, , , 00' ' 0 ,,, ,,0..',,, o 0' ,..,~ ,..I .., , t~ ,,......,, ,:.,.0..1, ,-,..J..,,, I , : ~CN' I 001 :I 001: I ....... 1 I r:D1 I c,.;: : I C,J-.I I Q';:ll I : ~I : Receeivd from State in 1913. I 00 I I Q) I I : - ~-~-- I Q._' -~ i - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ,, ~~: ~II: Total Amount Received from Ci.ll Ci I 0l:c,..:'1 00 1: :I Local or Municipal Taxation. 0' I 01 t-..:J' 01 I Q ', CeO' _ ~~._ _ ~ 0 I_~ I I II II ,,, I I : ~~: II II ~:: w : '4 : , CeO' W i, I COl 001 I 01 I I 01 001 I 01 I : 0: c:: 0: : I 01 01 I 01 I -+- C I ----;- _Q:---+~~ Total Received from Tuition Fees. _ no d Z ~ nw ooi:I1 t"" w ~w II I I I II II ~ I II II I I II II I I I Wi :I V;, ~: I II I I I I I <:.Ttl : : : : 0: I I I I 01 I I I I : Ci.l: I ....... , I II I ....... 1 I 0: : I 01 I : Total Received from Incidental Fees. __- - I Wi I I I I 01 I 0';:1 I 01 I I ~~ +_~+-_;--o I ~~:-~~o+:-I---------- n~ .t.t.i. "':j tti ~w b o I II II I II I II II II II II II I II I I II II II IIIII II II II I II ~I I I 1I I I II II1 01 I _)1 I 1I 01 I _11 I I I I I1 II III Total Received from Donations, Sale of Bonds, Contributions, Devi~es, Etc, r~.n ::; c+ S' >= (ll p. I I" I I I 01 I 01 I I 1 I 1I I 1 01 01 I I , I -i--i--II'II--i-ill---;--i------;- I I I 1I I I I I I I 1I 1 I I I I I I I I 1I I I II 1I I I I I 1I I I 1 Total Received from Sale of I 1 I I I ,I I I I I 11I I I I I I 1I I I II II School Property. 1 I I I I I 1I I I 1I I It I I I I I I I I 1I I II II I I I t I I I I I 1I I I I I III III I Total Income from Endow- II I I I I I I 1I I I I It I I I I IIII II I ment. 1I I 1 I j I t I I I 1I " I 1 I 1 I r-'I I I I I I III I I i I I I C;.:;I I I I I I I I I 1~ I I I I I I 11I 1 1I 1I I t-.:l' I I 1 I 1-"1 I I I I H:>-I I I1 C';ll I I I I -11 I I I I 01 I I I I H:>-I I I I I \.01 I I I I 01 I I I I II I!I I I I 1I I IItI Wi I I 1I t-.:ll I I I I 01 I I I I l~.--+~.-:-':--\.O---+-+-~-;~~+--:-'-:~: t~1 I r-'I \ Wi I t-.:,ll I r-'I I 1-"1 I O t I ~I I -...II I _)1 I -.)1 1 l,,:)1 I I I~ I \~ I 1~ I 1 I~ I \ ....... 1 I ~I I 001 I Wi I OJI I 01 I -::;J I I -)1 I 00 I I t..,:) I I l..,:) I I c;, \ I t.:J I I 00 I I 00 I I l..,:) I I ~{I I W I \ II I1 1I I1 II II Wi I 001 I 1-"1 I H:>-I I -...II I 0)1 I CTJI I r-'I I 0\ I ~I I r-'I I 01 1 TohLl Receipts from other sources. 1_ Total Receipts from all ~ources. *Quitman *Rabun *Randolph *Richmond _ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~'~~~~~~~~~t~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~- ~~~;~~~~l~~~,~~;t~~~~-- ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ v,:T 1,207 35 4,760 96 ----------1---------- 9970L__________________ 000 9_ aO'_______ . --------- ---------:1 -------- ------- 81 45: 7,:339 33 _ _C , , -________ ---------- ------- _ T __________ 6,226 74 1,300 00 13 05 1 68 _________ ________ ________ __________ 7,608 04 til:F~I ~~i; ;iH~~; ii ;i, ': ~ iii;i i:;;; W --------- ----- __ --______ _ _ _ _ 3 _ G - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -'- -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -:- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -:- - - - - - - - - - i - - - - - c - - - - I _ 7;: 338 "( 2M 6"r ,,'oo!,: 2;;: Rockdale Schley .'-.".>.. *Screven *Spalding Stephens StewartSumteL _ _ ~!:::i;533 ':;~;;; ~;I ::'i;;~! i~ii; ~" ;::.. . 1 ':: ,.:~~;i;;; ~ 9~ ~ { : 8~ _ 6,41R 471 20 i42 721 '2: 411/220 16, ' " 57 85 42 89 r 3~ :.1::. .:::: ,':. _ T 1,319 20112,72112! 3,80000___________________ _ _ I: 5662K 7,," :1 ~~~~~~~~_17~~~0_~: 3,500.1 ",64,64 _ 1L 14,644 481 5,569 251 1,036 881 464 877 9L J________ 32 00 22,624 75 _ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~:~~ ~ ~;~ ~ ~,~ ~,~ ~ ~ ~ -~ -~ ~ ~I1~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~I~ ~=~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~ -~ ~ ~,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~= ~ 1, 2,9036422,19132__________ 600,_________ 1230 1 210025,73426 *Loeal Tax County. ~L.S '"*'l '':"l ~ ,,, ,,,,,, '"'l -~. ,,,~ ::;. , ,,,,, '"'l y~, ,,,,,,,,,.5..," '"'l ~ ~ M- ~ P,,,,,,, ~ (....D..,, ' ,,,,,,o e'"-'l V,,,,,,,,,Mo-- oo c1 Z ~ '"'lO::<'"'lO<'"'lO::<'"'lO<'"'lO<~Q::'I _ II II II I II III II e,...; I I I 1 I f-I. I I II I I I f-I. I II VJ I I ~ I f-ll 01 l~: I I I I ..... J I I I I Ull : : : : I I I I 01 ~: I I I VJ I : 00: I -)1 I~ I I t>;ll I -...]1 :~: "" I I l\:ll I 01 I ~:: Balance on hand from 1912. : C ' 01 I I I I ~I I I C,.nl .f-l'_--:-'--+-:-~-i- co:~_qJ: 001 I f-I.:: 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - t-.:ll I ....... I I I I tv I 0 1 I ~I I ~I I ~I I -:'11 1--1.1 I l-.:JI I "" I I "" I I '" I I ... I -lIIV""lII~lltvl t v l I ~I I erl' I W i if;. I I C I I -I I I tv I ... I (01 COl 00 I .... I I VlII t.,:J1 I ~I I Receeivd from State in 1913. C:_:__ 0: I--l: __ I I II II I I II :--1: : ! Wi I ::;~I I 01 I (/)1 01 01 I i.O I I ~: I I ~ _ f-I.I I I I I 1--'1 I II I ""w:: : ""tv::~:: :: : en ~ I I I ....... I I V l I I II I f-I.I I 01 001 I ~I I II I Total Amount Received from Local or Municipal Taxa- f-I.I I 01 -]1 I f-ll I II I II I II II II I tion. v'll I 01 01 I 01 I II I ~I_~ - Q I ----.!..-_~~_,_ '_ '_'_ _' II I I II II II II I II I I II II II III I tv I I I I I I I I Cll1 I I 1 I I I I I I c.n I ... I I I I I I I I I I ... I I 00 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 01 I I I I::.lli I I I 1 1 Total Received from Tuition -: -: -:-:-:: ::: : I I I 01 I I 1 1 0)1 1 I 1 1 I 1I I I 1I 1 0 I I I 0 1 I I I 1 1I I 1 I I 1I 1 1 I 01 I I l i e I 11I 1 I. Fees. 1II -I -1:-I :-I--------------~ I I 1I 1I 1 .1 1 I I 1I 1I 1 11 : ~::::: ~ : : : I 0I I I 1 I 0 I 1 I I 1I 1I I 1 _'_: 1 :_0: I 01 I 1 1 1 0 1 -i~-~-'-:--I :I 11 I 11 1 ::: Total Received from Inciden- 1 1 1 I' tal Fees. 1I 1 : : : I I 1 _~ ~ _ 1I I I I 1 I 1I 1 I 1I I 11 I I I I I 1I I I I' I 1I I Total Received from Dona- II1 I I II I 11 I tions, Sale of Bonds, Con- 1I I 1 I II 1 1I I 1I I I 1 II I I II tributions, Devises, Etc. 1I I I II I1 I 1I 1 1I I I I I1 1 I 11 ~ ~ H o>-oj oo c1 Z '"'l ~ :rooorn: t"' rn ~ ~ trJ s:: b o ~ SM- ;::: ell 0. , ,,,, , 1I - ,, , , , 11I 1 11I 1 11I I 1I I 1 I III I I 1I - I - - 1 ,, 11 ,,1 I ,, 1 I 1 I 1 , , 1I I ,,1I 1 , , I! ,I 1 I I 1 _.I -----~, .--~- , , " , , " , " , , " , , " , , , " I I 1 I I I I1 I1 I1 11 , I 1 ,,:, I I 1 1 ,I , I I Total Received from Sale of I 1 ,,1 School Property. ,,,,1- Total Income ment. from Endow- r-o-I ~I ~ I 1I 11 11 1 I 1I 1 C::I I I 1~ I 1 I 01 01 11 I1 1 ...... 11 I 101 I I 1 Wi I 11 1I 101 I I 1 1 11 I 01 I I I 001 I I _~.;J~I _ _' ' _ '_~~_,_, , I ~I ...... 1 .... I 1 I 1 r-o-I I -..]1 I~ 1 1 1 1 ...... 1 1 t..:Il 1~ 1 1 I 1 ~I 1 01 I -... I t..:Il I _]1 1 01 I _]1 : 0): : : -1: ~I I ~I 1 CI I ~I ~: ~: 0 1 1 ~J I (XlI I ~I ._41 1 ~l I ~I I 011 1I 1I 1I 11 1I 11 1I 1I 11 11 Total Receipts from other , ,1--,,I:--~ ~-I :-" --,:I , sources. Ii---- I 1 I ...... 1 1 : : : I 1 t:C 1 Coni I ~: ~: Total Heceipts from all sources. 1 -..]1 I U11 I 1 11 11 I C)11 I -..]1 1 I OOJ I OJ I Thomas *TifL _' Toombs Towns Troup Turncr Twiggs Union Upson WalkeL *WaIton _ \V 1 " _ C_ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~I~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ T ~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~:~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~:=~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~ _ -,1 __ ~I 1,608 571 20,070 59 3,857371 1,792301 5897 723 14 -------- 10,0000138,122 94 _ \~I- - ~ - - ~ _- ~ ~I- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,1~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -~I~ ~ -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~!~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~1~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~1~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ T -- -240-03- 8,387 85' 10,900 OO ! I -'________ 8,835 741 28,363 62 \V -' -' 1_________ _ ,,__________ _ _ + -' _ C T 1' 1 --------- -------- --------- 25279 10,\)73 43' ! 1 . ; '.. ; '.... _ '3283;436;.0' ' ------- ---------'---------- ~ 12,760951 23,98717 .",393.;~ ! ..1 . ~;12,15645; _ 18,9617Z, : : :.......: 131,221.11 _ \~ 1 5~_29;__~, ~~~_ ~~I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~:~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~I~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ __ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~:~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~-! 4 _~~I __ 7, 9~~_~~ _ C '- -:-_" ! I I .__ 1 --------:------- 1 _ T 34 6;31, 11,722 94 1 ,457 40 707 \)5 94 90 562 60, i I 14,580 42 \V 1 -'_________ _ '_______ _ , ' _ - _ ~C ':~ -~ _~o~ ~ ~:," ~ ~~~~~=I ~:I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~1 I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ __ ~~: ~ ~ =~ - _~ _~ ~: ~ =~ ~ ~ ~ 1 1_ ~ _-=~ ~ ~i,~ - ~ - ~ _~~! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~=== ~ ~: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~~ _ !; ;.....t . ;.... . T, 1,312 62 18,875 28'__ _ 3,700 001 f>46 40, 4,222 85 300 00_______ --i33-i4'1-29~i90-2(} _ 1352:17,~;2r.! :.: 5181~ 175r.5~i 9. :'- :-;: _ rI ~ _1 __ ~ - _1 - __ - __ -1_ - - - - ,- ,- - - -1- - - - - - - - - -1- - 629 6t> 22,47,1 04 6,0';;1 05 1,108 00 2,333 00 200 00 i- - - - - - - - '1- - - - - - - - - -\- - - - - - - -;:.. 14,871 51 47,668 ,0 *LocaI Tax County tloll :1 ::r ro S. ,,,,,,,r'o" , ~ ~ ~ ,,,::!i ,,,,, ~* ::0' '< I;j ,ro ,,,,,,,, ~ ~i :e:nr S ~ ,,,,, ~p,,..,,' co I;j ,,,,,,,,, ~;:; ,,,,,,,,,,ro gQ Z ~ ,---"- H Q~ I ~Q~~Q 1---' ---- 1---1 ~ - ~ --I Q~~Q~~ i - 1-11-- 1--1 Q- i~- - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - c - - - - I II II II III III I I j I l:.:ll \ ~I I I I I I I I I I I I '4 I I I I 1 ~l I I I I l:-.:ll : : : ; Lv: I" I I -11 I j--ll : C;': II III II III I II1 rI I 1I I I ::::::: Balance on hand from 1912. , "v;: ;I- I I I +-: I 1 I II -11 I ~ I I C,lll I 00 I I I I I 1 I I OJ+_ :~+-:-~ ~-+~-+---:---l 1--01 I 1--11 I j-oIl I II j--ll I CIJ I I 1--"1 I 00 I I '" I I " I I" I I~ I I 1 0' 00:' I I I c~oII \,01 I I 01 011 l~ I I f+;;.1 1 I-' I t t-J I I I I j--ll t-.:ll j--ll I lvl 1 OJ I I t-;l t I I t Receeivd from State in 1913. 0' : : : : : -1:0-::----:+- _-+:-o,,o0::-::-1 ,,0,,,, : : : : 0: : : : : 0: : 0: :: ,,, : : _ :_q+_: , ', , ,,,,,, ,,,,,, c:o I II II I I I -1 I I ~- ;0: -: ~;-:- I III II ~OO: : : : : 8: II I I I I C/JI I ~: ~: I III II I I III II I III II II I CI II :: II II II II I II I 01 I I ~ I II ,~: : ~: : I 0' I ~_o+ I II I 1--"1 I I -~ I I II 00 I 1 1--'1 I g;: 0' 1 II L-.:)I I II I Total Amount Received from Local or l\Iunicipal Taxa- tion. I I 1 lv' I I I I i I I I I I 01 I 01 1 0t~0 ' : I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 01 01 1 01 I 01 I I 1I I I I I I I I I II II Total Received from Tuition Fees. (o) cj Z ~ U1 Q p:: oo t"' U1 c;" I 1 I I I I 1 I I I 01 I 01 I 0 ', I 1I I I 1 I 01 I 01 I "I I II III II-~~I-~--------------- ~ U1 ,, , "",' "'""': tv ' -1' ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, ,, 11 I 1I I I I II II ~ II 1I II I1 1I II II III II II II II III II II I I I I I 1 i--ll T I I I 1 I I I I VTI I 1 I I 0 ' I I I I I I II I I II I1 II I II Total Received from Incidental Fees. -+- I I I 1 I 01 I I I I I' : I' ~+--+-+-: + - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ;;0 ~...... '"t:I trJ ~ ~ o I 1I I 1I I I I 1 tv I 1 I I I I I I I I ~ 1I I 1I I I I 1I OJ I I I I I I I I I I ~I 1I 11I I 1I 1 tv 1 I I I I t I I I I I III III III Total Received from Dona- r~n :i::l,. tions, Sale of Bonds, Con- i>::l: tributions, Devises, Etc. ro 0. I +- :- b,?1 I 1 I I I I I I I ~ I~-~~ ~- ~ I-~~)---------------- I II II I I I TI I II I II 1 II II 1I 1I II II II II 1I I 1I I I III Total Received from Sale of 1I I 1 School Property. II II I I 1I I 1I I 1I I I I I-I_:-~+----f _:_:_:__:_',_:_:_ ~:-._+_I----_----------_ , ,,0) : "w-" ' '~":', f-ol_ ,,1 ,~I, -1 , --11',, Cl> , 00 ' I I I I I I r I I. I 1 I 1 I Total Income from Endow- ! I r I I 1 I I I I I 1 I I I I 1I I I I I I I 1I I I I I I 11I I 1I ! I I , I I I I I I t I I I I I 1I I ment. ,1 I I I I I I T1 I I I I I ,,,,, 0-1:' "-" tv ,' , , , I t:;..:)1 I I 1 I ~I I wi I 1 I t,:ll I 011 II 00 1 I """::.1 I I all .... 1 01 w0 0 iI 1 -11 ~11 1 I 1 I I I I I I I 1I II II II II II II I_~ I I I I I I I I ' I -!II_. _._- : : : I I I 1 I ,' ,, ,, Total Receipts sources. from other : !tv' , ----------- , NI ~I 1 i--ll I ~: ~I .... I 001 I all I 0' , '" I I -... I I 0' -1' 0' Wi I ~I I t~1 I -11 I OJ I I i--ll 1 00 I 1 ~I I 1---"1 I 1---"1 I II 1I II Total Receipts from all ,:ources. ', t v ' , ""'""" 1 1 O";ll I 011 I 00' , tv' ~I I "","""I I b:11 I ( p ' , *Local Tax County. 1 =_=__=_=_=_=_=_=_=1 ==6=,=1=6=1==7=:J --------- ---------- ---------I-c- --- ---- 8 92] ;:30,887 29' =_=__==_=__=_=_=_=1:=1=3=,=6=9=8==4==3 ~= ==--==-'I~~~~~~~~~~ ---------1---------- 4, 000 00; 20, 928 95- ===7=0=3==7=6=i1= 2=3=,=9=6=5- =9=1= COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. a; "o" Eo-< 5,380 OO! _ 360 001 il,740 OO! 780 00 1;"iO 00' 930 001 7,720 001 442 00 8,162 00, 4,917 641 200 OO! 5,117 641 9,155 95: 1,191 501 10,347 4.5, 3,000 00, :3,'50 001 3,350 001 .e.n.. , ~ ~0 r~, .i:.O... ~ >::: fr:lfi11 1~5>.:.":0: J~~j ~ .9 !- RQ..2).5S 88. ~OQ.l) ~j 1~>:~:: ,......lQ) -p.J 1 p., _ ~ o~ d~ %d 'JJ"E:C",E;l;::j ~+J p., ::-i--------I ~d.~~ I ~ I ci ~~ .:i]8 '~3 00 lwl-=--~-~~~=l==-j=-=--~I 25,486 53[ CarrolL __ __ C - j I . ~ - dS E-< Q.) O~s:ll . ~ p., 3~ 19;000 00 ~~~ +' 00 l a"0 ~~.s :..gc_~f 'S : 2 S '20,. ~u ..8 ~~-~ ] p., ~~ _~ ~dE-~< 3~ '~3 424,,498060 531~240 00, 61 00001 -2,01394 0000/ .0~0 p. 0. ~;:j .2 ~ p_ ., __~-s _ 2,1110600000 Catoosu T I1,200 00 W1 1 9-------- 1.1 60000 1.'i2 00J __1_0_6__7_7! _500 25 I 1-----------'1 47',386 53' 19,301 00 2,053 00 2,216 00 1 , 923 00 2 , 438 821 4, 361 82 300 00: 1 _ 1 .1 ,__ .__ ------+-----<5.---- 341 801 :j4~ ~~:-----------'----------I---------- 104001 33 3;), 1 1,9~3 00 2,780 62 ~,703 6~, 30000 ---------- W ________ ________ ________ ________ 3, 100 001 3, 800 00' 6, 900 00 475 001 100 00/ 17 38 J -!----------------------,- --------- Charlton_______ 0 .1 , 1 13500j *. -1- ------ ~I 700 001 , " 1_ ------ 66 00-11- -c - 7 -- 90, - -, -~ - 56 --- 05, -- - - - 3,23:") ------ 00 - :,)0 001 165 00 3,830 001 7,065 00 475 001 100 001 _ 17 38 .1- - - - - - - - - -,- - - - - - - - - - 1~:5~~~~~~21= ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~:~ ~ ~~~~()~I~ ~~~~~~6 ~ii ~6:= ~ i5~:g~~-~f -2()~~~~ ~f -~()()~ ~~:- ~g Chatham_ ------ r = ===== = ==i i6i=i6:- - i - -4-4()i- Chattahoochee __ 1 0--------1--------:-------- .1___________ 1,829 7.'>. rWl T 6.'>0 00 88 00, 40 00 98 00 574 50' 4,934 0.'>' I --------11 --------'-------- 1-------- 1,91000' 8,600 33' Ui, Chattooga------t ~1--8()()-()()i--i26-4():---4i-73:---43-32'---i~9i()-()()i16:n~ 1,829 751 .1 5,508 5.'> 100 OOi 7 80i U: 110,:.'f>61~0 3:31______~_~___gg_~----3()3()0-0()0(0)j1 1 80 6 30 22~0g00g0g Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch Cobb '-" -1 <:J *Coffee ColquicL *Columbia Cowetu Crawford \~I,======= _ ~~=~~_3~: 18,~~~ ~ 27, .523 13' _ ~~ __ ~~~ _~O_l_ ==~=8==_0==0===2=~==_~-O=ii======~==~=2iI 750 92 9, g~ ~6i' 1~: ~~6 ~~' 28,274 0,3 5,294 6'- ' 249 06 , 249 O(j '.__________ _ _ _ 12 00 _C 67 6n 2,61.5 34 2, 68:3 0:3 3.5:3 8:3 9 50 _ T 1,095 .50 84 00 W 1 _ C________ _ 2:1 51 34 15 1 921 8n 7,05.5 81: 7.97770 35:3 8:3 11000' 4,511 75 4,621 75___________ 18000 1,18800, 1 . :368 00 n 50 150 00 12 00 128 39 _ T 600 00 142 00 17 on 14 28 'V ' 290 00 .5,6n9 7iil .5,989 75.___________ 1.50 00 _ 9 , 25:3 26 ___________ _ 128 :39 _ _C . _ 2,1128.5 _ l' 600 00' 104 00 62 94 120 00 _ 11,366 11. _ W ________ ____ ___ ________ ________ 2.432 37 2,537 24 4,n69 61 _ C_______ :316 0.5 :32.5 24 741 2rJ 62 50 121 08 23 15 _ l' 80000 12600 6975 \V _ C __ _ 2,74842 2,86248 5.710 90 G2 ;30 121 08 23 1;3 _ 15,759 G.5 22G 01 100 00 ,10 00 _ _ 2,781 :35 '_ T 900 00 124 00 38 2;'i 4:31 00 ' 18, .541 00 W ________ ________ ____ ___ ________ 8, 481 30 10, 228 11 18,709 41 - _ C_____________ 37041' 2,03509 3,011 50 226 01 100 00 G09 80 44,379 50 00__________ 40 00 279 4G 10 00 T 900 00 147 00 G8 80 272 47 W ________ __ _____ ___ ___ _______ _ C _______ _______ __ ____ _______ 8,857 71 12,86:3 20 21,720 91 2,500 50 8,012 04 10,602 54 100 00 904 50 1,00450 659 80 445 79 289 4G _ _ T1,200 00 12400 10318________ 2.G90 50 8,m6 M 11,607 04__________ _ _ W _______ ________ ____ ___ ________ 4, 225 00 7 , 700 00 11 , ~)25 00 _ C________ 44.5 00 1 105 00 1,550 00 22;3 00 20 00 _ _ 1'1.00000 11800 26 fiO 10 50 ~_ T ==9==0=6==0=0 ===1=2=2==0=0 ===5=3==9=8- -==:3=:=36==9=11, ~ - _ 1',==6-0=0==00 =1=0=6==0=0=,I====6==0=0===1=0=2==7=0=I 4,67000 I8::8g~3~3 ~6~8 4ig gg 11,:.512 00 3:80500 1i:~~~ ~g 18;t()3 26 ~7:,4~~2~04~0g 13,475 00 225 00 2~, 407 93 10,210 00, G,189 01 ___________ 27,596 94 10,210 @o 7 , 027 riO 546 90 1,904 90 8,932 40 M690 20 00 62G 18 75 40 701 58 57 24 57 24, _ 502 :34 50 00 552 34 _ _ _ *Local Tax C:JUn ty. COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. 1, @ ~ . . . . . . . 0 p., ;:j cc. >, R~ C. r~~n'l~) is,""d C) r~~ 00 ..[c): c;(I) S a01 ~=Q ~H3~o'.]lg~5 0'- 0 ~~-r-" d b ,~ 83. "'d %lJ ;~ ~ --;::l j 'l1 '"a'duO ~~..8 c; b ~ ~~0_ d b ~ ~~0 ~~ ~.~.~3 ~~ d b~ b w Eo-< E-< P:;..:i Eo-< E-< Eo-< I E-< ~*Crisp :::, it oo;m ii i!l~ itj:li~ ~I' ;\~======== ======== ========:===-=== ::~:~~_oo ,~:i~~ ~g li;~~~ ~r l T 1,200 00 _______ 30 00 :-H)9 96 2,1:33 00 10, G89 00 12,824 00 835_64 83.5 64 450007800 800;:' 1 ~. Ci .gS .r~n ~ 0' R w9.- ~~tS~ ..~s ~"'d '""2 d b b E-< E-< :~~_~~========== 203 .50 _ tDecatur *DeKallL Dodge I T 600 00 30 00 ,_ _______ 1, 85G 00 2,877 00 4,73:3 00 ___________ _________ _ _ rw -------- -------- --------: ------- ----------- ----------- 18, 104 OO[ _ . _________ _ _ 1C :________ 3,43800, 9;'j 73_________ _ _ 1. T 1,250 00 54 00 1(12 92 1.50 00 ___________ _______ __ I 21,542 001 9:j 73 _________ _ _ {W ,________ 5.05380 14.889 381 19 . 943 201 2,30400 99570 29870 8t_ I C :_______ HiO 00 1.:371 00 1,521 00,----------- -' 2500 f~i~~~~O=O~:==I~~=OO===~~=~l:===~= ~:~~J ~~. l~~~ ~~'l' il:t~i 2,~~~_g~, ~i~_~71----3i~-~~ l 1';1,236 00 124 00 57 50; 233 6,909 20 10.681 41 17,590611 385 00. 37:3 :31 15 00 Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early *Echols Effingham ElberL 'Emanuel Fannin Fayette Floyd w _C 1________ I ,___ 9,467 00 14,890 25 24,357 251-------- __ I 454 311 1,117 .57 8706:3,1 4,089 1.5 3 .5.59 78, 475 50 27 00' 210 23 T1,0.50 00 0000 20751 64 C _ W G ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ '~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -1--O--,,3--;-j,-7_-6_-31------1--0_-,--.5--7--9-----4-10- 2197,,9017741033,1 5, 750 7.5 Ti 900 au ;'52 00 .__ ___ -------1----------..-1 23,724 88,1 475 .501 27500 440 00 715 00 481 311 1,327 80 19377 _ , , - - - -'- - - - - , - - - - HX~ 77: 269 so _ 'C"-_-_-_-_-_-,-_-_,'_-_-_-_--_-__--_I,-_,_-__-_--__-_-!,'_-_'_-_--,_'-, 6,f0l3840 45081 6,173018 21861 112,,76H612 70061 875 001 188 50,1I 23660 0400 T 7200U 110 00 W, ' 1 , ___ ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ],1 7 614 98 2: 375 00 6 83H 44 14,454 42' 9: 225 001 11 ,700 00 875 00 , 188 50. 100 00 296 40 1.50 00 _C , '_______ .500 00 3 . 657 80 4 . 1.57 80. ___________ '~1,150 00, 11000, 3.5 00 85 52 2,87.5 00 12,882 80 15,8.57 801 , __ , __ -' 50 00 1.5000 50 00 200 00 _ 'CL__-_--_-_-,_-_',,,_-_-_---_-_-_-,I-_-_-__-_--_-_-,"_'_-_'_-_--_-_-,1 2.414H05fi08 1,.5246H0 .0500 3,~~2109 5o8q 5578H1_ - - - - 3- 2- 6, 7- .1 - - - - - - 2- -0-0- TI 639 00 148 00 10 09 67 49 2,400"18 1,809 50 _ '1C' I I ,1',_, ,_, I 2.22010.50800 41,,8403683001 T 600 00 78 00 15:3 02 150 00 2,41.5 80 6,304 30 _ 'CV,_-_- - _- -1,_' _- -_ -_ -__- -_ 1 -_.,-, -__- _- -_ -__- _-1_- _- -__- _- -_ -__-'I~ _' -_.__-_~ ~ ~ _- ~,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~II 4,269 581 557 89, 32 07 2 00 -',' 0,.66 ~300'_- _- _- _' _- _- _- _- _- _- _-'_- _- _- _- _- _-_-_- _- ,-',1,1_-_- _- _-_- _- _-_- _-_- 1 6 53 . 8,720 10 1, 1 _ 92.,176220 6O7L'_ - - - - - - ,- - - - I- - - - - - - - - ,-I'- - - - - - - - --_ T1,200 00 76 00 , 473 9;jl --------, _ 11,882 68, 1, ', _ W f , '________ 9 ,986 .50, 22 ,288 75, 32 , 275 251 80 25, 373 84 -- _ C. 1 --------1 1.601 00 2,319 .50' 3,,92050 1 ---------- '1',1,30000, 5800 3.500 12778' 11,.58750 24,60825 36,1957.5' vy'._______ 1 4,917 00 3,800 001 8,717 00', 80251 309 35' 37384, 1 _ 53 15 _ C ---- --- _1 -- - - -c- - -1- --- --- -11- --- -------1-- ------ ---'-- ---- --- --:--- --- ---- ---- --- -------------- '1'1 720001 19000 43 62 21 901 4,917 00 3,800 DO, 8,717 001 309 35__________ 53 15 VY.- -,- -1- -i,- -------I 4,500 00, 7,359 661 11',859 66, -- 'I 400 00, 450 00 gg _ ~I- -600-001- -ioo-00'- - - 30-34F --75-od 4, ~~~ 8, ~~~ ~~. 1~; M~ ~~I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ =- ---400-001- - - -.150-00 \VI 'I--------1 --------:--------' 8,222 00 15,341 79 23,.563 791, 562 001 400 901 40000 _ ~'i~350-00---86-00'---75-001---40-4.51 8,~~? gg 1~:~~~ f~,1 2~:~~~ f~!-----562-00----400-90 ~~g gg. 'Local Tax County. tFigures of 1912. COUNTY COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued, DISBURSEMENTS. ~ CJ P.; ;::l rD. >, R ;..:..., ..-" ;:Q CJ ;::l v0 ~ .:S: ;3 0 +"' 'fJ. ..0.. :n -5~~ '3 . ~~ ;j~CJ ~ -~ ~ ," "~ ~ .... H ..-" O'~ 0 'fJ. 0 t'""' E-< ~ ,.; w I:D ::a;::l " ;::l CJ S P.; '3 0' .:W:; 0. P.; ;::l ;:Q R rD. .... .... .... 2 .3 0 '- ":j 'd ~ :s: ~ ":j '8 ~ 2,000 00 2,500 00 600 DO Gordon '~,~~~~~~~:I~~~~~~~:!~~~~~~:::::::::_ 7,~~~ g6, ll'i~g ~~I 18.761 93 585 18 1,073 25' -' 803 97: , 666 44 1 75 Ti 875 00, 76 00 ;30 53 11:3 10 8.016 941 11,330 17, 19.347 11 1,073 25 803 97 66.':: Grady- - - - - - - - - W~!~:~66:66."~ ~ ~;~: i6~~;7.~ ~~~~.~~!= ~51~: : " ==.== = i 18 .892 59: i:: : ====: 3,374 17! i' 22,2(J576 , 3,961 .56 668 19 _ _ 565 88 \\ -------- -------- -Greenc_________ 0 , , -J 3, L. 00, 10,49) 64 3,55 00: 3,.510 2.5 13,61.5 M 3,865 25: 52 66! 1.5 OOi 195 00 9 32 140 00 14 00 GwinnctL 1'1,20000, 95 00 35 51, i,'IVC -- --- --- ---. ------ ' --__ ___ ___ T 1 ,200 00 88 00 199 6.5 'IV . Habersham_____ C-- 45 16 167 35 3,48000 14.00089i 17.480 89 57 66! 204 32 154 00 '_ .. J 21.734 85: ' _ 1.06940 1 1 .069 40, '_ ________ __. _ I n .804 2.5 ___________ 117 2(L _ _ _ 6.887 37' ' _ , 194 25 _ T 60000 98 00 18 30 1,5000. _ 7 .081 62 ___________ __________ 6 00 W 1' HalL - _________ C ________ ________ ________ ________ 6,66846 720 :]9; 8.89.5 13 15.563 59 c 916 61 1 ,537 OOi __________ _________ _ _ _ w 1'1.10000 11600 r; W *HancocL __ -- __ C. _______ __ _ 16 98. 292 72 7.38885 9,811 H 17 , 200 .59! _________ _ _ , ----------J----------- 21.06021, . _ ' 1 _ 6 . 06:) 51: ___________ _________ __ _ _ ___ 1'1,20000 17650 'w Harabon_______ ~-___ 257 50 _ _ ! ! 27.12372 8,.51000' 12,641 58! 21.151 .58 :3.5000,. 378001 728 00 2,6.59 70, 150 OO! 131 .55 1,158 54 17 80 _ _ I 900 00 84 00 17 55 26 \\ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Harris _________ C ' ___ 11g gg : ~. ~20 00, 6. () (0 00, . 580 001 B . O~9 11. 8 (0 O5O8ii 4.560 00' 21,879 .58 150 00 1~; ~ ~:: ~ ~ ~ ~: ~ 17 80 ~:8 _~~I _ 5~~ gg HarL Heard > T.l, 000 00 70 00 ;)4 08 289 25: 7,150 00 , II - - ' i 3 .900 00 ~i~200-0o'--ii4-0()---24-36--97-45 4,~~~ gg, 'R- ----- -- J 4,43096! j TC -6-0-0--0-0- - ------ -------- --------1;,638 00' . 106 00, 83 80 ________ v 068 961 16. 430 ~O 9 .420 ;)6 16:~~~ ~~I 4,71706 ~',919141 9906'1 v 23 . 580 OO! ___________ 398 30 605 00 13.320 .56' fiOO OO! 100 00 500 00 2,069 73 100 001 50 00 100 00 15.390 29 600 OOi 150 00 600 00' J~1~ ~g!=~ ~ ~~~~ ~:J = ======='===== == =: === *Local Tax County COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. COUNTY "" ~ *Henry__________ ~ Q ' 0 ~...; ~0 ii ~~ ~ ~Q)~$S] :; :-1a'l 8 ~~ .'~ :.9r-..." (l) 3a; :--8E00 I"\d""O ..... .: lP=--I . ~ 'a p., Wd.~ ~~- ] ~T1 8dJ '.]:.0: ~ .s ~~ ~rn ii ~a'l ~ s ~Q.l >:=~CE r.~~8 b=.O : '3 ~ ~ S'-' "Pg- R ro o.~. P- w;:l .... .... '-' ..3 0 4--< ..3 ~ ~ ~ ''@"d H '. 0 :~; ;J ~ 0 t"" Eo-< Eo-< 800 00: l:'i5 00 . :____ ;300 00 Hi 00 800 00' 724 53 ' 1035 00 516 00 _ _ 724 ;33' ________ _ . _ 231 14 133 00 __ . _ ' _ 2:n 14 1:3:3 00 _ 261 84 ISS :-37 200 16 4;3 00 261 84,' IS837 24;3 16 1,200 OOi 200 00 ' flO 00 420 00 60 00 1,200 00.I 2;30 00 480 00_ ' _________ _ _ , ~_ :Milton_ ::\litchdL w _ C______ _ __ _ l' 600 00 :}O 00,_____ _ IV _ ________ _______ f --g()O-(lO -III -()O"~ ~~~ ~~ ~ 2,71.~ o~~i .~.644 74 __ 114 96 142 50 :3 60 2,829 99 5,787 241 _ - EO-4.~ ~~~-~ __ ~ ~ T ~ ~~~ ~ ~~: ~ II' ________ ___ _ i_____ _ _____ _ _______ __ ___ - - - - - *::\lonro<: _ C ___ ___ __.. ___ ___ '1'1.08000 14600, 2618i- _ . - - _. __ , W _ __ ___ ________ *:\lontgomery____ C__ ~~-~~~T-- 5.424 00 15,970 ;'j\l, 1,021 00, 1,:398 41, *:\lorgan T W 1_,~0_2__0__00 102 00 C____ _ 83 52i 373 01 ___ ,_______ _ '_ __ __ 6,44.5 00 17. c169 00 3,99000 12.7572.5, 408 on 2.63310 1'1,50000 308 10 IV , ---I 5747 4.488 00, 1.5.3903.5' ,________ 4.274 98 6.138 18, ~ .Murray _ 00 -1 C _______ _ T 450 00 90 24, 36 tj6i IV __ _____ 70 88 100 00' 4,:~74 \l8, 420 00' 200 00 6.:3:38 18' 9.372 .50, "-1 uscogee __ _ ___ C T _ H50 00 , --ii()O(): _ _ _____ ___ - - - - - , 27 70 420001 2,380 40 11,752 90' \V ', 1 ' *Newton _ Oconee _ Oglethorpe C__ 1'1,20000 IV _ C T 60000 I~~~~~::_ --1-------.------' 11400, .5805 2101.5, 1 , i 2 0,5000' 8.833 86 1 , '2500o, l,()50 00, 8400' 32251________ 2,30000' Ib.48386' ___ " 1-------'-, f:g2g ggi ~:~~~ g~: Paulding T 91500 7600 2120i 7210, 4,08000 1l.66996 1!W c _-------'-------I __-_-_-_-_""_-1_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- 1 7 ..53889i 397 401 4,3227,51 938 4.5, l T 60000 12S-()()"- 14 1.51_______ 7,93629 5,26120 8,35977 25746 60000 ------ - --- --- 8,617 23 60000 -------- II , 1~38 43 - - - - - - - 1~:~i2 gZ ~~~~~ -~~~ ~ ------- 22 ,:320 66 - - - - - - - - - - () ,624 00 - - - - - - - - - - 28.94466 19.74128 21. 3\l4 .50 -. - - - - - - - -- 210 00 423 92 , 48\l 88 2m 20 2,41041 2:3.814 00 lG,7472.5 _ - - _- - - -, 42:3 92 2,.52464' 46\l 77i - 291 20 192 50 :3.13110 ' ._-------,-------- 19,878 3.5 2,524 64, 10,413 16 .541 16 :300 00 - - - - - - - - - - - I, 10.713 16 9, 7\l2 50 541 16J 460 77 908 48, \J08 481 :30 00 402 50 100 00 10000 25 5:3 2,380 40 - - - - - - - - - - i -. - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12,172 \)(J___________ ~30 00 25 53 21,36684. 1 10208' _ 2.310.57 ----------- - 2:3,6774L , 102081 10.883 86 2,50000i 221 00 1,90000 12,78386 2,72.550000001- ----- ---I 22100 11:~~1 g~~~~~~~~~~~-I-~~~~~~~~ 202 10 71 00 273 10 15,74996 _ ll,86164 _ 1 ,33.5 8,5 - - - - - - - - - - 13,10749 _ --I --------- *Local Tax County. COUNTY COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. Pierce _ Pike _ PolL _ Pulaski _ Putnam _ *Quitman _ *RaburL _ *Randolph _ *Richmond _ Rockdalc _ Schley _ w 00 <0 Scrcven _ *Spalding c -- Stcphcns __ " _ StewarL _ Sumter _ 2,04700 3,05500 90450 81 50, _ 91960! 1,153 90-----------i J _ 2,966 60 4,208 90 904 50 81 50, _ 3, 199 47) 6, .561 72 __________ _ 1 22.5 00 225 00 ___________ _ ____ _____ _ 3,424 471 6,786 72 i J - - - __ _ _ 13,599 91 ' 20,678 41 I 4,314 85 1 5,429 85 136 00, 17,914 76. 26,108 26 136 OOi 91 ,404 97i 117,534 97 ___________ 1:3,923 7,51 16,80:3 75 44786i 299 2,5 38 0.5' 82 80 485 (HI 382 05 _- - - _I - - - - - - - - - - _, _ 105,:328 72 134,338 72 4,0:38 94,. 6,03'0 53 8,28;5 311 __ _______ 2,:364 _ 2~.5_I' 1,547 78', 1,75203 1 __ ------- 5,586 727,788 56 _______ _ _________ 3 140 24 ' 100 29 8.500 185 29 4,000 00 4 ,900 00 50 00' 7 50 1,700 00, 1. 700 00 ________ _ ______ ___ I 200 00 100 00 5 ,700 00 6, 600 00 50 OO! 7 50, :300 00 13,848 991 26,368 65 58 32 644 9:i'l 127 68 3,739 87 17,.588861 4,642 87 31,011 5'2 -----5-8- 32-1 8 25 653 20 11 03 138 71 6,920 00 12;67000 _-_--__--_-_-__--__-1 75 00 114 00 I ,875' 00 2,000 00 - - - - - - - -, - - - - 8,795 00 14,670 00 ' 75 00 114 00 :3,269 EO 4,824 25 - - __ I - - - - - - - --------- 379 :3:3 W2 3:3. _. ______ __, - - - - _- - - - - - :3 , 648 8:3 9,9:3.5 .53 2,867 28 12,802 81, 5 .:326 58 1:3,39,5 .53 5,673 98 19,069 51 - - _'I 7.5 00 133 001 208 00 182 0.51 56 70 238 75: 625 2ll 68 25 693 51 6,637 71' 11,771 92 5,13.5 00 5,8.58 00 11,772 71' 17,629 92 1,037 421 580 881_ - - - - - - - - - 1,0:37 _ 42 ---580-88' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continucd. DISBURSK\1ENTS. ~ 8. rZ -b c ~~ 'COUNTY ~~~;~cj i ~ ~ -3 ~ I~:"] :~: I ~.' ~ t:i-------~ o \y Talbot _ C _ _ ___ __ ____ "0 ;po i 0~.~-~~ E--- :~R~G~~~.=~ ~~~~=' '-';:j ~8 ~"-~'aJl. B ] ]8 ____ ________ ~00 ~ ] ~S ~~ ~~ ~~ co;] $~~ -8 'r~"c~92 ~~C) ~ 0 ~- ~ I I ~~~ ~ ~]~~ -j-J ~~ ~~ ~ 1, 74nfo 5.898 6:3-7,640 63~_=-= __ ~~=-_ :3{j4 00 2.904 33 3.2.58 33,_ _________ ... c sC-! .;P:;o. 0~ .... .3 ~ -..;. 0 E--< 117 t9, ___ _ ui :3 Po. :0.. .e.'.0n.."... -; 2 ~_ "5 t--' c _ T 90000 W 8400 ;"i6 DO IH\ 09 _ 2,09200 2.872 80 8,80296! 2,54400 10,898 5,41G 8\l06'___________-1 117 IH __ Taliaferro _ C _______I _ _ 475 00 1 , 588 00 2 . 06:3 00' __________ _ ... _ _ _ T 45000 10200 \l 5:3 15000 :3.34780 4.13200 7.47980 _ TattnaIL _ ~ ~ ~: ~ =~ ~ _, _~ _, _. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; _~ ~ L ~ ~ ~ ~ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ II 3~: g~~ ~g! ~ ~ ~ ~ _~;; ~ ~ ~ ,- - - - - - ==~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -- -- - - I 1. ,JOO 00 ] 08 00 99 4, ________ ___________ ___________ 33.399 80 2..8,;) 00 560 00 .')60 00 W '________ _______ ___ _____ ____ 8,248 15,_ _________ _ , _ TaylOL _C ___ ________ ____ ________ 1 .860 2.5 __ _______ _________ _ _ Telfair _ *TerrP!L T 72000 4200 71 87 w ________________________________ C -' ______ ________________ T !-lOO 00 120 00 20 00 60 00 \1' '________ ________ _ ~i=(;oo 00 13000 18]3 ---53-GO ] .500 00 '400 00, 1. \l00 00 4,025 00 4.~~g gg ! 10.108 40, , , 8,960 00 850 00: 9,810 00 1~: ~~~ gg, 19.112 00, 10 .460 00 1 , 2.50 on 11,710 001 800 00 100 00 900 00 60 00 , 60 00 175 00 10 00 185 00 18.849 00 1,250 00 ' 40 20 2j:~~~ gg;---i;250-00'~~~~~~~~_ -----40-20 Thorr.as *TifL Toombs _ ~,===============t======t======= i:g~~ 86 ~:g~~ 881 ]~:g~~ ~6, 15,~gg ggl 3~g gg ~r ~? '1':1,000 00 108 00, 26 59, 14 35 10,297 32 J:: J: l _ ~Ii~6i6=66 ===~6=66 ===~6= =~~=~~ ~:g~Z ~g l774~ll0"or i:ll! ft;:~n ~L;'i~E l l _ 2130370 0,1 ----- - ---- - ~?~ ~ ~g :~; ~~~ ~~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 9,748 501 20,04,5 ~~' 16,30~ 00 ggl jgg 400001 I 58 97 == Towns _ Troup '1' 60000 12400 \y __ . _ 0- 4 73. 41 48 2,387 00 1,205 00 ,________ __________ ________ ! __ _ _ __ _ __ __ _ ___ _ _ _________ :3,592 OO 1.5,203 49 3 :829 80 I 500 00. 1 354 8c3_:! ' _ 11 25 _ '1', 900 00 124 00 27 19 48 00 __________ _________ 19,03:3 29 500 00 354 83 11 2.5 \y _________________________________________ _________ 5,494 25 ___________ __________ _ _ Turner _ C ________ ____ __ _ 1_ _________ _________ 449 70 ___________ __________ _ _ '1' 75000 122 00_._ 3494__________ _.. 5,943 9.5. _ w,________ 3,025 15 6,367 9,392 G,5 55 00 175 00 14:3 ]6 1\yiggs _ G __ ___ ________ 253 00 2,209 8'1 2,552 84. __________ 7 80' 25 53 1'1,200 00 ]3000 78 53.________ 3,278 1.5 8,GG734' 11,94549 5500 18280, 168 69 Union _ '6 ===- =- =: ==: : : =_ ~~g ~gl ~ ~ i~~ ~t ___________ 4, = 004 _ 1 4 6, ====================I ========== wl'' __6_0__0_0_0___1_0_0__0_0____25_9.5 12 151' 44',6991~/ ~001 u 131,'3980"~ u,~041 G,G04 53 18,301 00 ------ ------- ---------1 ,883 11 1 ,4'90 50 642 15 Upson _ C____ _ !G90 75 2;71350 3,48425 47275__________ 806.5 w'1,' 7~0 00, 4800 4410,__1__8_0_0__0 .5.,G08251 16,00700' 21,7852.5 6,104811 7,M,500 13,830 81 2,35.586: 1,49050, 16000 3600' 72280 _ WalkeL _ 0_ _______ ________ ________ 230 00' 1, 1G2 OS! 1 ,392 05 ___________ _________ _ _ *Walton l' 00000 11400 91 8:3 3G 40 G,42481 8,807 0.5 15.231 86 160 00 3G 00, c i: i: ~ ~~~ ~g! _ ===========: ==: = =====: =: =====J 1 ~~~ ~gi 22: ?~~ ~8 5, O~~ gg 1, 4~g gg! _ 2~g gg r ....il' T 1. 350 00 50 00 25 00 51 63, 12,370 73\ 11,006 70, 23, 4G7 43 5,008 00, 1,450 00 290 00 "'Local Tax County. COUNTY COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued, DISBURSEMENTS. J u...i. C) ..<:i C) u...i. ..<'":i C) d C) E-< d C) E-< d'" ~ ..0... d'" S >'="; ..0... o"'@:::l "':::l '8 Il.. Il.. White 1(\ Vi c_ __ _ _ __ _ ------------- 2,774 D4 2.2838.11 5,058 7S 287 1;3 _ 287 1:3. : . __ -I _ ; _ l' (100 00 52 00 7 20 9 65 \v i________ \VhitfielcL_____ C i . 1'1 DOO 00 100 00 fiO 4fi 3D 94 3.0112 07 2.283 81 S 345 88___________ _ _ -I- ---------- --------- 6.309 .51 17,470 301 2:3. ~~.5 ~~ 40.500 1.:37455 1 I I D i),) 1,580 00; 422 00; 135 00 fi. !14 5~1 IS.8,)O S.5 25,5(ki :3(; 1, S80 00, 422 00 13;5 00 Wilcox \y-------j C _______ ____ _______ 4,;)78 4;)1 :3.,)01 2.5, 8,079 70 __ 186 20 1. 72:1 5.51 1.90D 7S , 2 0 8 S5 __ , _ Wilkes I, 1'1,000 00' 82 00 ________ i\"I . 4,764 651 .5,221 80 _ C I \~{ooo_~o ~~ii~_()o ~-~~.5_61-~~55~:30~~~~:6i~-!J~ ~~~~:~5i~~~1 Wilkinson ______ C _____ __ ________ ____ ___ ________ 180 00 2, 104 50 9.989 4;'") - - - - - - - - - - - 'i 15 .(i:39 00 i :1. 9:36 \)5 __ H),.57.5 9;'"i 208 .5.5'1 - - - - - - - - - - __-I! __ _ 9.fi58 70, 52 211 51 00 _ 2 . 284 .50 I _____ ___ _ _ ~ Worth l' fi80 00 94 00 27 7.5 17 80 2.196 95 D.756 25 11 , 95:3 20 52 21' .51 00 _ ~li:~66~6oi~~~~i~60~~~~~66~~i66~6~' ::~~~ gg It2~~ mil 15 .8:38 00 7 , 883 00 2:3.721 00 500 00, 300 00, 1_ - - __ _ __ _ 500 00' 300 00 _ _ _ ~------ *Local Tax County. COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISRCRSEMENTS. - ._---- "t:l COUNTY ~ '.".;.l, "::q ~ ~ I~ ~---------,-;~--c:-;-~--,-;c--c~ -2_~-:c-:c~~--~--J--~ l g _._~_: Appling _ \C\I' I ,44450 0500,__ __________S_a__,J_O[ _________ __ ____________ _ "t:l 625 --c'-, 10'[ 127 ,_ ,1027_06. .07_09_1!' ~'" _ c __ Baker. Baldwin l.31200 ;;i;;I 2;;;~ ...' ,;;:1 :n~ ~:. ...31S." 1"1 d ,4R5 GO _ \L____________ _ R5 :iO'________ 264 76 1 2250'_____________ g6'1 625 10 19,196 7\1, ,5,398 00' 80 00 g:~g~ ============== 1 Banks B a r t o w _. *Ben HiIL _~ WT ~92~;3)O40_O07~"2i ~~i ,304 ~g0l,,_=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=-=4-=0-=0-=0-=.__.-_=-_=-_=-_=-_=-_=-_=-_=-_=-_=-_=-_=-_-- ------1<,1~0~.5-~~7I5[' ~~:,~~~ ~~I ========;~~=~i 35,640 7S' _ _ _ ~~1. 1,61~82g_~~:~,I--------338~i8-4848111---------43i6Ji_io0'=.========8=7=6=_4=0=1i. 31,,~lggg~ ~~I 88: :131t::~~~I~~ ~~g~l1-=-=-=-=-=-=2=~=6==8=2=-=7=7 1'1 182 21, 360 00 36 00 876 40 3,500 00, 1.5,425 861 . Berrien *Bibb Bleckley Brooks *Bryan Bulloch ~ ""*Burke *Butts Calhoun *Carnden CarnpbeIL Wl,028 00 950 00: 2.so 00 _____________ _____________ 85,390 00 _ _C 1.so 00 100001____________________________ 4,90000 _ T 1,178 001 1,050 00 250 00 _____________ _____________ 90,290 00 89 25 _ ~ ~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~-~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~~ ~~ ~:~ - ~~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~~- - ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~ - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ T 10,234 3.5 1,352 26 1,212 83 1 10,349 19: 170,246 50 _ }:m::I _ _ I , i 2rJii :6 v~,- -------16-4ff -- -- ---231 -94i~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~- -------- 21 -251- ------ --16-751 2~: ~~2 ~~. 3~~ _4~ _ C, - - - - - - - - - - - - - j - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; j- - - - - - - - - - - - - " 2, 196 60 - - - - - - - - _- - - - - ... ]1;iiiilt~::~11125i ;:i~ ~I;~~i.tig~;~i Tj _ 1648, 2319L____________ 212a 107u 12,184 92 _ _o 155 7.51 -1 1 -------1 9,626 57, _ _ il:~ ;;ll,;::~11'l1,7103:336001 ~:m ~!2;;:ii VV 177 50 ______________ 22 50 69 91 J _C 75 00, -I- _____________ _ ' ~I ii~~I.... . ...:;;: T 252 501 186 67j 22 50 69 91 ______________ _ _ 1 ;:1 13 , 549 18 -- _ 2,716 30, _- - - - - - - - - - 16,265 48, - - - - - - - - - - - - -- :~:~ lfi122 55 *Local Tax County. COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. COUNTY CarrolL . Catoosa..... Charlton. _..... *Chatham . Chattahoochee.. Chattooga . d I '3 .e.n. ';j 0- p0:;) ..0..... "d ';$ ~ ";j -+'> 0 E-< -- _L WI 2, 104 50! C 75 00' wTI; 2,179 55., CTII.......................... \ '.,T" 'I ' 9 -' 4 C o.i .....r.n0 0) 0) ,...-+'> ~ '".~'"..' ;::l ,.r~.n. ..0..... ...0.... '"...-+'> 0 0rn- .E.0..'~-..."<... en 0rn) ~ 0) "d ';j ."d; "d ';j 0i>< ~ ~ "; "; -+'> -+'> ~ ";j -+'> ~... ..0c): 0 0 0 -+'> E-< ~ E-< 0 - Z,30i',I~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~. ~.~.~.~ - 1, 1.12 31 19 54 1 1 1,19, 2 I . -- -- -- -- - -- --,,, --- -- - - - - - - ---,,, I ' ... 28 2 071 30 77i . . 1.:;;:: II"'' 1 03' -I _ . ~~~~~~~~ .... I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .,..;.<, ,C..>, "d ~ ";j ::'r": -+'> ~ 0 0 E-< C.l "d ...i=I ol ~'"' '"";j 0 i=Q 73 , 064 29 _ 3,223 5~1 ............. 76,287 83, 19685 5,675 6~ ._ 343 87i _._ 6,019 56; 8,349 lIT 2,417 83 ._. _ 16.5 00 __. 1 ~ TI 9 74, 117031 IS160,: 2 ,00S2011. . < ~ ~353 8,514 101 343 55 ------------ --------------1--------------, -------------- (Loans) _ _ _.. ' _.. _.. . _.. _ gg 135,lgg 1: 96 16,054. 1 34 ~~~ ~il _=, ~98 _~~ C 4 00 T 4 00 W 500 00' .1 . -- . . . -25 -O() . ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I 283 00 1 ,835 551 - - - - - .. - . - ... - 6,527 13,404 6666ii ... 123 25 . __ .. _ 1 . C 5000... . 1. 2.5 OOi1 1 , 745 11 i . . __ . _ T' .5.50 00 4.58 881 . 30800. 15,149771 1,66412 Chcrokee Clarke Clay Clayton _ ~ ~~====~== ~= ==1 _ VqY ________1_0__28_ _ ~I ~g_i~i T 36 15 _ :~!. L:t:::=-'I :::m E::::::::::::: 170 90 86 50 ~g~_6g __' 59 60; _____________ 29 80, _____________ - ~~_i~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 126~90 59 04 11 , 249 6.5 _ 29 .53 3, 192 19 _ 1.8~~_g~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~5~44:~81: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~o~~~~~ 30700 334.5 12690, 1,843 59,1 8,61523 1,133 71 Clinch _ Cobb OJ> =Q 37,948 83 10,125 16 Gordon Grady Greene GwinnetL Habersham ... HalL .c... *Hancock Haralson Harris HarL Heard W 85 99, 377 091 22 05' ______________ 104 45 22,999 801 _ _ C ,-------------'---------------------------- T: 85 99, 377 09, 22 05 ,______________ 586 93, _ . 104 45 23,586 73, _ ~'= _ T ============I========8==7=6=0=0=I==============I1==============I, ========2=4==8=4=9=: =====2=9=,=9=4=4==4=4=I ====: : ==3=2=6==8=6= ~,=:: t:: _ ====== ===: :: ====:: ==::: == =-:= =:::: ::: ===: =:: ==: - T!____________ 53533______________ 3~ ~,1~4~33_0~5~, 2~: gg~ ~~I ==::::: ==::: == 32,96092 10991 ll: :U!!: _ _ 151' "\1... . 1 1 : :... 1]1 T 23 40 - 208 25 _____________ __. , 121 45, 8,307 02, 93 51 _~ ~~_:6::::::::::~:: ~:::::::::::::: - _ 1~~ OOr::::::::::::::1 It ~~? gg! :::::::::::::: "~ A 26 88~ 4Dc,:__________________________ _ 1DOOO,'-------------- . 19, /83 001, __ :: _ '~I- -- - -i ~ g~~ -gg[~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ 7~~ ~ 24 1 - - - - - - - - 5~~ -~8~ ~ ~4~5i~~~~!~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~64~~301- ----~~ :~~~-~~r ===:==:::=== _ cl-------------I----------~---I----------~--o------- --------------------1 ~)T , _ 20880 40D 001 6D 0 1______________ ~~g gg =======::: ==: :':===:: ======::1::: ====::: ==: -1- ==== ===:: ==::1 W _ C, 5000! 25 001 223 89_~100 00, -I1- ------------------------- 10000 49 501 wTl,' 7501, 32389'1---------------------------- 238 79 ' 149 .50, 86 12 _ C- ____________ 65 ~Ol- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ______ 65 001 T------------_ 303 19_____________ 1.51 12 728 1--- ---------23,754 08 -------------- ~~J~~ ggl ::::::::i~~:~~ 16,28026, _ 2, 444 231- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 18,72449, 10,262 73, 1,158 31 _ 1 ,962 901 - - - - - - - - -.) _- - - 12,225 63, ~O 77 -Local Tax County. COUNTY. 'a.a.:.i. A Q) ~ .... ..0... '"a"0 , Po-; COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. ci .Sl ...; 00 ~ Q) 'Ii '>":: ".... ;:j "o'":l "0.'.".. A >0:0: .".>.'.".:.: .... ...>0..0:.: .... ".... Eo..-.<. ..0... ..0... ..0... a:i Q) >00:: Q) '"a"0 """a0 Po-; Po-; ""a0 Po-; A ~ ~ *Houston _ *Irwin _ *Jrsppr _ *Jeff Davis _ 47,82484 7,075 47 __ 54,900 31 34,581 68 5,943 67 40,525 35 20,536 79 1,439 00 21,975 79 24,047 75 2,531 75 26,579 50 15,277 92 3,632 65 18,910 57 4,177 31 504 50 4,681 81 _ _ 6,936 45 _ _ _ _ _ 2,488 72 _ _ _ _ _ 3,205 67 _ _ 2 27 Jefferson _ *Jenkins _ Johnson _ *Jones _ Laurens _ *Lee _ II" o CJ> Liberty _ Lincoln _ Lowndes _ Lumpkin _ Macon _ *Local Tax County. 18,25t3 38 _ 3,826 70 _ 22,083 081 15,311 291 2,710 1.5' 18,021 44 15,891 7511 2 712 72, 97 15 _ _ _ _ _ 18,604 47~ 17 , 426 77 4.373 2~ 1,050 47 _ _ 21,8000Gi 24.053 6~ 5,lG1 1:31 29,214 77, 8 ,027 50, 3,171 001 11,198 50 15,015 57 3,875 O~ 1,976 70 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 18.890 62 21 76 , 82,,75913248801_ - - - - - - - - - - - --_ ~~:~~~ ~~ 6,339 2a 8:_31 _ 42,311 29 6,241 19' 487 971 22,111 18 _ _ 6,729 161 35,779 61 1,696 56 _ 3~:~f~ i~1 --------ii6-67 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. COUNTY McDuffie . *McIntosh._.... _ \~ J Meriwether. -. -. ~ MilleL _.___ ~ ~ '3 ~ b bOb i ~ E-< E-< E-< E-< 0 ---'---------'------=7c5cc -0cc(cc),c--2cc.5cc.-c3ccc2-:O.5-fJO-Cl2::"-,-.~.----.-.-.-.------.-..- . __ .... 2.59000 _. .. __ . __ .. 7500 27.91562 8.8:39 4;'): _. _. 1,702 10 _. 10 ,.541 .55, _. _. 1,15700 ._ . . ._ -------------i ----------.--.-- I.Mt tg:__ .. ~~~.74 , i~~ ggl:::::::::::::J_. 21~.871 I 1,1~~ 221:: ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~158_001~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~::: ~ ~ ~ ~I ~~ ~~ ~~ ~:::: ~ ~ -875-001::::::::: :::: I:: :::::: :::: :1::: :::::: :'::: :1,:::: :::'::::::1 11.988 4~ .~ ._._c 7 . 8.53 .58 .. _. . . 2,384 15 _._. .. _.. ]0,237 73 138 07 35.242 77: . ._. __ .. .5 ,421 05, _. .. __ . 40 66:3 83: 879 68 11 :,160 00: .. _ . 1. 450 001 _ _. _. __ . 12,91000 . __ _. _ Milton MitchclI *~lonroe *lViontgomery *Morgan Murray Muscogee *Newton Oconcc Oglethorpe Paulding _ '~l======== == ==1 ~:7 _81 ~4_ool-======= === == 6~_001 ,VTi'____.____________________ _______1_2_7__8_3__________8_4__o_r_ ________________________ _ _ 63 001 _c ------------- ------------- ------------- '1 ,~I, _ CI=__=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_ ==========================__ ============- =_============, T 411 20 1,47307 285 88, 6!J1271 W 27076: 636 .501 1 !J478 10,00000 CI_ ------ -1- ------------- _ 0 - - - -.1- --------; --; i, - - - - - - - - - . - ; : . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - T, _ ~I ~ ~ l ~i 19~ 4~1 ~70 76: 636 00______________ !J4 18 0!J9 _ ========; === _ ============== 10.00000 1,~11_ ;~41 _ WTc'.!. T, 1,099 01,.. 300 00, 81 00 381 00 4.~4 1.) 193 4')1______________ 130 00, 70 00 ______________ --------------:-------------- 130 00 70 00 ________ ___ 1,611 .~4, 133 00: 1 133 001 :~I""";'~'i;' '. ~'i '." ~;:i"".: '~;.~:'.'. 8~ _ '6!1I _ 229 _3\ ============= t2 9 391 336 33 .56 57 _20, .57 20' ~8 _OO! ?8 00, 174 _881 174 88 ii.::g. _ _ il:~~I::'~!I}:' _ *Local Tax County 9,868 20 25746 10,12566 12,228 88 4,740 07! 16,96895: 46,876 42 6,624 00 53,500 42' 34,690 28' 2,419 41' 37,109 69! 25.457 !JO 3,131 10 28.58!J 00 13.252 58 381 00 13.633 581 11,6!J1 53' 2,380 40 14,071 !J3 36,475 38 2,310 57 38,785 95! 14.978 8.5 2 , 172 00 17,150 85 12.75032: 4,364 !J~ 17,11526' 12,603 79 1 ,335 85, 13,939 641 _ _ _ _ _ 12,741 62 ~ _ _ _ _ _ 4,549 93 _ _ 2,135 OJ _ _ 503 01 _ _ 518 97 _ _ _ _ _ 6 4S _ _ 1,3000& _ _ _ COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS, oci '';:; ~ ~ "@ c.. ~gj ao;i ~ .;:5 ~~ =' l:l ~~~ COUNTY, ~Q) ~ ": ~ ..... ~ E-< iI3 ~ ~ ..2 S ~ ~ ~ o'1@j '1j '..-l - 000oi '1j ._ >~::. "0" 0>=i P_-; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ E-< "'d C~.l ~. ~~ __ I_.. '~3 ~] '~3 ~ ? ,__~ _~d _ o ::::~~ ll....ili~ ;i;.jf 20(~.,75.J.:.:l~.~ j:~! ~1......739'5 ::':;7~~i :::'ki i'. ;; 1. !!,I.,',O,',I120OO" 1,7,",.,0,0,'. , Putnam, _" " ,,1(Wci --", ", 2_2",5,0_:I, ""'" 1"97""37 , " " " " 5,0,0, ,0,1i 15000 18324 """"", --' -, -- -, " " " , :, T, 22 .501 l(l7 37 5000: 15000 183 24 :!:~~LI12" . 14,978 81: , , , , , , , 15,235 201"""""",~ 2,734 60: -""" -- , , ,,~ 17,969 80 ",_"",_, __ ~ :::::~" t'c~: 1368\ 10~ :?858'i511C:2~:;~: 1333' ~gi~_--_-__--_-_-_~-~-_-_-_ ---------------------------1 51 40_ ------------1 !:il~ iL8I2(m 5,370 43! -------------- ,],,-------153-~2! 8 159 8931~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I------l;408-9EI1 81 30, 3,796 25! 7,665 4:3' 28,239 31 _ _ *Randolph_ ______ 0 86 ,,_ ____________ _____________ _____ _ _____ ___________ 5,773 47. _ - - -- - -_-- ---- T 239 82 159 83 ______________ 1 ,408 9;;, 3,796 251 34,012 78 11 ,088 79 *Richmond_ ____ _ '~~~=~ ~~~ ~~- ~ -'I~ ~~ ~- ~=~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~~~ ~ ~ -~ ~~ ~- ~- J_ ~~ --~ -~ ~ ~~~ _~I_ ~~ ~_ ~~~~ ~~~j -~~~~~~~~ ~ -~~ ~ Rockdale T 10,207 68 8,203 63 1,058 10 1,,53000 29,042 54 203,539471 12,665 98 ~!--------~~-~~~~~~~~~~~;.~~~i!---------~:-~l-------~:~~-~~: ~~~ ~~II ~j1~ ~~' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ IV 1 5 00 240 00 ' " 5:3 OO! 100 00 6 ,2.54 85 _ Schley_________ CI-------------' 14394 -1______________ 2100 1,96494: _ ~ -,*Screyen . TI 5 00 J'~: 1,47~ ~: 38:3 94 1~~_~3 1 45_00' .53 00 5~9_~4 121 00 17 481 1 8,219 79 15046 31:~~g ~~. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ti 1 , ~79 ~~I 188 1~ 45 00 579 34, 4~1 17, 36,021 02 6,783 87 " 0250 , 38603, 1 , 1A 00 14,99654 _ ':::::: ..l: i~~} i:;f 3F: 32}i326381 :~:I~!I l~~ii; T, 731 09_____________ 32 00, 32638 ----------c--- ''', -1-____________ ------------- 814 00 177 33 SumteL_ - -- - - - ~I~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ T ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ --------814-0011- -------177-33, 22,415 39: _ 15,632 76', -------------- 2f: ~g~ ~~I- ---- -4;243 -50 *Local Tax County. COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. COUNTY .s.... &00l a ~ oj ::q ."~1;:l ."~1_:l '~"1;:;l ~".1~:l 0~.. '"0" ril Eo< 0~~ ~ ~ '3 ~ ~ ] b Eo< I bob Eo< Eo< Eo< ~ ~ 0 0 '"c; ~ b7[--------------I--------------' ~ --------:c-;-;-+---~c;;-_;_;:c'----~cc___:::c'_-----__,J~-------:'----~~c+--_;c_=;;_;c:;'_------ 00 r \V 325 451 370 315 04' H,H25 87 _ Talbot --------!, C 6398 , -------------- -------------- 133',~42~. 31' ------2--,4-8-7--5-2- Taliaferro I, l ' 38H 431 370 571--------------!--------------j f~ ------- -35-ocL ~50 _81 ========= == ==: ======= ==: ===:1-- r,~ --------~~-~~i--------~~~_~1 =============: --------375 -00 31504 " 18 _ ~~ _~~ g:gg~ M:1 ========= ===== ~~ _~~ 3~: ~f~ ~~I ~:: ~~ fW' TattnaIL------l ~ ---- - --375 -ooi - -- -- -- -770 68 ====== ==:: == - ----- ---375 -00======= ==== == 46:~?~ g~1 === =========== 15000______________ 153 00 ' -------- 1 _ TayloL . I, ~. ~~g gg--------.583 86,--------i.53-00 ============:1--------i35-70 -----i2-054-83j =======::::::: rW l ' 100 00 600 00 171 0011 - - _____ ' 6 , .~OO 00 1H,966 00, -- Telfair. 1C 25 00 200 00_ _____________ _____________ 1,600 00 3,185 00: l l' 125 001 800 00 1il 00 __________ _. 8 , 100 00 23 , 151 00; __________ ___ *TerrelL f~ =: ==: ======== IT:-------------1 ~ ~ ~~:._~~ 1,15H 00, ~~~ _15 1 160 15: ~ ~~~O_~O, 1,38000, :~~ ~:~_~~ 20,12475 4~: ~g~ ~~! =: ==:::::::::: 48,4H388 2,,751 13 Thomas _ *TUt _ Toombs _ Towns _ Troup _ Turner _ Twiggs _ union _ Upson _ WalkeL _ *Walton _ *Local Tax County COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. .: ..9.., 'a.e.n. 0- ...; ..QQ.'.."..,.ll COUNTY .~ ..Q......l ....>..:..: 0 0 '-" '-" .'";0 '"0 '2 >l.. >l.. a5 <:,) >:: .co.:.! ;::l '>":: H... 0 '-" .'";0 >l.. ...co..:.,! 0 0- .'>co."::.:! E.-.<. 0 '-" .'";0 >l.. en Q.l '>":: Q.l 0- ;.< I'tl OJ ~ E-< OJ OJ OJ OJ ~ 11 "5 b b b ~ ~ ;I>. I E-< E-< I E-- E-- 0 0 I rm;,..; ,; ::;,;, . 1;c~.-_ 6 Wwaa:er::_-_-_-_. ~ ~..19 o~i- -'-0-0"-.-.-._--=_--=_--.-1-6-1-'-' ~ I:-~-=-I!=C!=- =!-: Ci'-~-~-~ ~- ~ ~= ~ ~= ~~~ j . 2,773 5~ _ IT : 191 00 161 70 11,0:;008: _ \ " 'Tas h" in2:ton jr \C!V gg 1~~ ===== =======================! 5~ 188 _ === _. ========== - rl T W I . 161 20.5 80 60 156 1'6 484 .5:3 1:3 50' 188 501 94 50 ______________ 13,584 10 1 , 060 74 *Wayne jC 176 52 80 7.'i 1 : lT 1,382 12 565 28 94 5():______________ 1,060 741 (~: We"'t" ..... ~ :tti:~, 367,51056.50200: - - - - - - - - - - - - --_ 43,661 20 26,084 32' 2,927 30 4.750 80 _ _ tm29,011 62 357 .51 n!;.~;'io Wheeler-- ------ {~i_ -------~~-~~,- --------~~-~~I~ ~ =~ ~=== ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ====== ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~!- -------:~:-~~! i ::~~~ 8~:i ====== ~6i~=~i White _ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ t ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~ T _ W 57000 12224 _ Whitfield _C _ T 570 00 122 24 _ Wilcox _ ~I~ ~~ ~ -~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~!~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ T _____________ 201 67'- _ W _ Wilkes _ C _ T _ WI 100 00 - _ Wilkinson __ C: 1400 _ T 114 00 58 13 _ VV' 29 00 250 00 _ Worth _C _ .... T' 29 00 250 oa _ f-' f-'---- *Local Tax County. _____________ 1 _____________ _____________ _____________ _____________ _____________ 147 00 147 00 1,157 36 1, 157 36 5,874 60 -------------- 287 13 _ 6,161 73 _ 28,852 81 _ 1,799 55 _ 30,6.52 36 234 93 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _____________ 177 75 11,699 42 _ 2000______________ 16,849 91 _ _____________ 3,936 95 _ 2000______________ _____________ _____________ 20,78686 14,76049 2,298 00 8,565 91 _ _ _____________ 4,00000 20000______________ ____________ -1______________ 200 oot ____________ _i 17,058 49 17,11700 3,870 46 _ 7,883 00 _ 25,000 00 __________ ___ COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. AVERAGES. SCHOOL PROPERTY. ~ ~ciS 'I!j ~ - ]. ]. ~ c-E-< -E-< d~ "'@ 0 I>. ile@d 8 ~c8'" ~...c: 0 ......-! d~~~O:.o.3'z) E-< '0 1t; 0 rI1 rI1 >, U5. rI1 rI1 -; U COUNTY :1:>a:l.U,>~. :~:>a.U.~~ c _ 0'- ::~a ~~ ::>a.~~ ::>a '.5.. 1:l;::t; 0 ",.,S- ""~; j ~.::: uil~ [J ui 0) g;O! blJ_ 0, CblJ )SdO0 oSj~"a,.J.c,: I' 8'")~a..3c: s ~.S f Q.) I ~~I"\'~" blJ- ~'" ~'" -~~ ~Q) ~ (1) i~;j blJ ~ ~'".~C .?,i I~ ,.?,i .:2 .?,i'- " r 1- W75- 00- 50' 00 45 00 4000 1 751 32 18.500-=-=-.:-::- 1 _~~=~_~~=~~=-_ 8 Appling _ C 3000 2500 2500 18 00 1 10 1 2 . 5 0 ,_________ 8 T 33 18,750 16 2,000 1,200 3,200 W 4500 4000______ 15 3,000 _ Baker _ C ______ ______ 25 00 18 00 ______ 2 250 _ T 17 3,250 _ Baldwin Banks W101 421 48 12 61 66 4620 3 40 18 8,690 1 30,000 _ C 50 00 ______ 29 00 16 40 49 ______ __________ 1 800 ______ __________ 26 T 1 . _ ____________ 18 8,690 2 30,800 ______ __________ 26 W 55 00 42 50 55 00 42 50 ______ 26 28,000 ______ __________ ______ __________ 2 _ C 20 00' 24 00 20 00 21 00 - - - - - - - - - - - _ __________ ______ __________ ______ __________ 11 T ___ ____________ 26 28,000 ______ _________ ____ __________ 13 1 ,080 1,080 3,000 2,200 5,200 Bartow *Ben HilL _ W 85 25 47 25 52 45 33 63 1 64 35 ~CC=6==0=0=0==2=5==010-5266-7675-2318-364(l-i-737i1l 1 i~ , ~i====== ======:_~~_~~ _~~_~~I __ ~_~~ 1~ 26,275 2 28,000 5 100 1 2,500 5 ig;~~g_3_1-~~~~~~-- 1~ l~;~gg 1==---1========= 1Z 11,000 7 4,850 1,300 9 2,590 12,~gg I 17 7'~6g ~;~gg I---i-- -------500-- Berrien *Bibb Blcckley Brooks *Bryan Bulloch .>-l>-- CJ> *Burke_. *Butts Calhoun *Camden CampbelL _ W10000 600017500 5000 C 35 00 30 00 30 00 25 00 1 75 95 63 19 '1' 82 W122 22 6000 70 00 6000 1 65 38 _ C 57 50 41 00 37 50 30 00 1 65 20 '1' - - - - - ~ ~ __ 58 25,450 2,700 28,150 _ 386,740 _ W 7000 5000 5000 4000 2 55 C ______ 30 00 ______ 15 00 ______ 23 14 '1' --____ 37 31,650 1,600 33,250 W -----_ --____ _ C______ 35 3,500 22 1,100 '1' -_____ 57 4,600 W _C '1' -_____ 6563 4800 141 12 25 00 2300 64 1 13 4,800 200 5,000 W _C '1' -- 7000 5500 70 3000 22 00______ 30 100 42,000 3,000 45,000 _ W103 00 60 00 50 00 C 3000 2500 2200 2000 3 10 51 20 5 '1'______ 25 23,500 1,470 24,970 WIOO 00 5000 7500 4000 1 75 _ _ C 40 00 20 00130 00 20 00 90 _ ~~iOO-00-45-00-45-00-45-60 --2-82---3-----i~500- l~i~~i~f;~i ~:1 ~ 19 _ C 35 00 18 00 15 00 15 00 75 1 _ ============-35-00h5-00 ====== _ t~~ ;350 ggg '1' -"____ 40 6,200 3 43,000 1 30,000 1 _ 1 800 1 1,500 _ 4 43,800 2 31,500 _ ------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ~-----------------------------------------~---- ----- -- ------ ------ ---------- ------ ------------ - -3- 1 4 1 - - - -4-8--,0-0-0-------------- 6,000 54,000 6,000 --------111-3300--------11-,,2-047-0055-0000- - 1 6,000 _ 16 26 1,200 2,200 ----- ---------- ------ ---------- ------ ------------ ------------------------------------------------- --2-----2--0-,0-0-0------------------- ------------------_ 1 1,000 8 6,730 2 3 21,000 8 6,730 2 1 8,500 20 800 800 14,700 ----- ---------- 1 51 285,,500000 1 1 300 6 25,300 1 10,000 1,000 5 1,000 25 1,000 15,700 _ _ _ _ --1------1-0-,0-0-0-------------------------------------_ 6~ 1144,,8~0g0g ======I====~===~-I=====-1J===========_ *Local Tax County. COUNTY SCHOOL $YSTEMS-Continued. AVERAGES. SCHOOL PROPERTY. COUNTY ~~Fg,;i "~O~C ~"0ui "~O ~ : ~!l >,E-< ~2;..0.. ~>~,~ I 0 ~a>,i~0l >, 0 rh ~I-t"d 0 ~-.0-;> w~~ 'w~>G, i ~w g W~O~J ~:U a l:1"" ~ c l:1~ ~ ~ ~.S o c 0'- 0 .-( if1 ~+" ,sg; l:1 ;:j ~oP-~. 8 8 ~] .23~~,C.j $ ]"'~",w..cl:"l,8~..Wc:I, ~~~O~gJ; I ~~ ]",~8 bCJ))~~ lB"'0 "'" r'VI ~------------,c-=:'c-c: 75 ocl,so-bo 60 604500~174 C"""II .1 \~:::I;~:;;: ;~:j: Catoosa_ _____ C ______ ______ 30 00 22 60 1 06 T .' _____ ______ ______ ______ w~0>' .3 ~ V d 0 4--I ~]~ ;::l '" :::R a"0 0 "" 0 ~ m ~ ~m .~.o~S~'" .o.oc.:~c~ O;::l ~~ 0>, gj..o O>Jc] "0::: cO ~ 00 a:2 Wf6.~ ..0. :::l.~ 8~OJ ;:j ..... 0- Z 1-------SOO --.L.-- .- 3 I 50,000 1 f3:8M 1 500 4 50,500 1 11 2,200 _4 SOO 9 3 , 600 15 3,000 W 6800 47 00 31 00 3000 2 15 20 10,000 Charlton _ C, 22 50 15 00 7,5 1 100 '1' !__ .. . 21 10,100 W 225 00 75 00 80 00 50 00 ______ _____ __________ _ _ *Chatham _ C 102 00 53 00' 35 00 35 00 ______ ______ _ _ _ '1' 1 44 181,650 1 20,000 2 W ______ ______ 60 00 40 00 1 851 6 2,000 1 2,500 Chattahoochec_ C ______ ______ ______ 17 00 40 1 100 1 400 '1'______ 7 2,100 2 2,900 W 80 00 50 00 65 00 40 00 1 70 ,5 5,000 28 2,5,000 Chattooga . l j~_~~_~01_~~_~~I_:2_5~1_:~_~~ __ 98 ~ ~;~gg ~~ 3,600 28,600 ------- . 4,500 4,500 I 72 30,000 23 5,600 95 35,600 1i 4,000 ----- ------------ 1 4,000 ,5 500 2 100 7 600 40,000 1 3 2 5 500 900 200 1,100 _________ -----.1------------ Cherokec WrlOO 00 .50 00 .53 00 42 00: 1 50 45 _ C______ 40 00 25 00 1 00 2 '1' 47 VY ______ ____ 80 00 48 20 2 40 11 C _____ 23 45 73 5 '1'_____ 16 W 87 50j 50 001.55 00 .50 00 3 40 8 C 18 00' 18 00 18 DO 18 00 20 _ ;~ -8()-O() -66-001-80-O(-)! 60-00 --i-40'1 ~_ Clayton _ ~ ~8_00 _~8_ool_18_00 _~~_~~ 961~~~~~ Clinch ------ W _C '_ '1' _ -~~~~~!~===~~ ' 12 --i2- W 80 00 40 00 50 00, 40 00 1 50 38 Cobb __. ~ _ ~ _3~ _~O _:3~ _~~,2~ _001'~0 _O~ __ 1_00 -:38 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~gi-~~ ~~ J_~~I ::~ >-' 01 *Coffee wl ----- _ _ _ == = == ===31 _541 ;34 on 1 59 15 Colquitt _ C ______ ______ 20 00, 16 44 84 '1'1______ 1:5 W 59 146 00'______ 10 'Columbia_ ____ _ C 37 50 17 50 2 '1'____ _ _.____ 12 Cowcta Crawford W____ _ 85 139 50 2 411 31 .. _ C ----- ----- 25 50: 18 50 641. ~ ~i~~~=~ _ W'1't-- -- ------ -_ ~ _- ~ ~ ~~~~~ I-8~0~--~0~0:1,-'3~8~--O~(~) -- 2-23'I f~ ~~-ii- *Local Tax County. 32,000 800 32,800 8,000 2,700 10,700 7,500 7,500 3,600 3,600 25,000 2.5,000 6,000 300 6,300 6,000 6,000 4,300 .500 4,800 12,400 800 13,200 6,500 6,500 3 10,000 1 500 4 10,500 1 12,000 1 12,000 2 9,500 2 9,500 6 20,000 3 2,000 9 22,000 6 20,000 6 20,000 :3 2,000 2 500 5 2,500 6 32,500 2 2,000 8 37,.500 3 8;700 3 8,700 8 19,900 2 1 400 9 20,300 2 3 4 7 1 400 1 1 400 1 18 15 33 18 20 38 37 4 600 4 600 37 1 300 1 300 4 23 27 600 600 1,200 800 2,000 500 .50C 17,500 2,.500 20,000 5,000 7,500 12,500 15,000 15,000 800 2,300 3,100 9lt ti t*i -ti ti ti ;*) o ro ('0 ~ ~ ...::. ~~ ~~ ~~ ~ :" :~ :I :I :I :I : : I I 0 00z :I I : I : I : : : I I ~ ~ I I I I I I I I I I I I ,~--0-:-::-:1 ,~ 0::::1 '~"0::::1~-0,:-:::,1-,~-,0-::-:-:-1-,H'"j_ ,,01::,':'':'1.,,I-;A-v-e-r~a-g-e---M-:o-n-t-h=l-y--S:a:l-a:r-y-=P-a-i:d-:-;--I : ~~: ~~:: : : : : : 8: ;: Males in City or '-fawn : 00: 00:: : : : : : 0: :: Schools. t 00 I 001 I I I I I I 0 I I I ,---,-'=-C:=-=_=::': -------:--=---c-c-I : tv OJ: : ~ :: : 00: : 01:: 001 I 0 I I : : : : : H::o-: : : ::::: 0: ;: 0 I 1 I I I II I Av~rage IVI~nthlr Salary Paid Ii emales In CIty or Town Schools. -><- lOOT I Or I I I I I I Or I I -------- t.:tj : t-:lo:>: t-:l-l:: :: ... ::~:: 0:> Average Monthly Salary Paid ~ 1 OVlI 0101 I I I b:ll I 01 I O . :, 88:, 88" :: " :: " g: :" ~: : g~_" Males In Rural Schools. : ......... : ......... :: ,: ~: t-:l t-:l: ......... Average Monthly Salary Paid : ~ 01: 00 0: : : : : OJ: 0 co: 0) --l Females in Rural Schools. 5........ t:rj rn ooq : 88 1 gg~ : : : ~ ~~ gg: g~I----------------I, Z 1 : :::::::::::: Aver-age lVlonthly Cost of Tu- ~ : :::::::: I t-.:)VlI I I I I I I I I 0101 I I I I II ~: Cioll COl : :: 1r1 II I ~ COCO 00 ition per Pupil. ol/l I I I II I I iJ:: I I I II I I ~l ~"""I ~I \ I t-..:>I tvl---lo 1_'lIo....l1 """"" 01 O~I OJI I I """",,I ~-1"""",,Q";I~J ~ 8 : ::::: : Number and Value of School t'" : ::::: : Houses Owned by County ~: ~~: ~: : : OJ: O'J~ ~~: ~ Boards of Educa.tion. l/l ~ l/l ... I '" ... I '" I 01 001 01 8: 88: 8: I I I I I ... I '" '" "' ... I I I Cltl Clt~~O~1 ~ : : 8: 8~~8~: ~ JI I I ~ tr:I s= I I 1I I 1 I III I IIIII I I 1I I I I I 1 III II III I b ~"""""t-.:II-"'ll ~OJ~Co.'I I I I I 1 I I I o ------'--I ------:--:I --:-I :-0I-:-0I -:-1;-:-I,-:-I,-:-;-;I:-1 Number and Value of School ~ ci:l. ~~: : : : : : :: : Houses Owned by Munici- ~ OJ: : : : : :: ~~ ~o_00: 00001 ...00. 0~_O0J 1.0... 1 I I I I I I : I 00001 00001 I I I I I I 1 0000: 0000: I ; : : :: : palities. 0 0 ~ (1) 0. ~ I I II II I I ~ :: : I::::::: 0 III I I I I 1I I I 1 ~ : I : ...... : """""1---10: ...... : ::::: 1 : , '" """'" I I : :: I : I Co.': ~:1 I I 1I I I I ::::::: Number and Value of School Ho~ses Owned by Denoml- t.:rj ~~l-3 0 0 I I I 01 1 Clt I 1 I I I I 1I I natIons. . I J 1 ... 1 ....... I '" I I I 1 01 OOt Ot I 1I I 1I 1 III III I 1t 1I 1 01 I 01 001 001 01 01 I 111I I 1 I I 1I I \ I I 1I 1 I I \ I I 1I I I J III I I 1I 1I I I I \ I I J """",,l--ll Clt01I 1 1 ~ ~.....:t~~ I 0'J~t:V0";I.....:t~~1 I J I ~l II 1I 1I 1I I 1 011 01 : : : : : : Nu.mber and Value of Scheol : : ::: : r! : : :::: 1 1---10 p.oo..l 1 I 1I 1 r.o: : : c.nj o-.~: ooo~~-;"~r.o: 1-'-l ...... 1 CJ1 ~c.,..'l--l~ 1 I 1 I ~I I:\:l '"crt: 001 OOOt:VO~OI 01 \ I 01 C 001 00000001 01 I I 01 0 1 1 I II I I 1I I Houses Owned by Individuals. Dooly __________ Doughcrty ______ Douglas ________ Early __________ *Echols _________ E f f i n g h a m ______ ~ -f.-,' Elbert _________ *EmanueL ______ Fannin _________ F a y e t t e ________ F l o y d __________ _ t___ . -- W ~!_I~l~l O00O1[ _4~78 _O~~OIr_ 8~1~ -~0~0i1-4~58 00' _ 2 3~~0 9 9- -----l-----. WGl-_-_-_-_-_-_______ 25 00 5129 0700. 1 390411 165 Jloo oo! 06 i", 00, 50- 40-06' TOO! iF, ~1:r"'OO!~2 25'"1 2: ~ ~~ C 40 00 25 OO! 25 00120 00' 1 OO! 1 ============-62 -50 -46 -3.5 - -2-9i I WI_ _____ ______ 46 66; 36 66. 2 46 15 Ji=~~=66i=~6=661-:~-~~ -~~-~~I--~-~~l ~g Ci: 25 00[20 00[------ 18001 1 00; ___ 5 Jlii5 -0T50 -00-73 -00 c:---- __ ------ 1800 -43-00-17 001 i -821 1 751 _____ ~1-95-001-50 -00 -46 -00 -45 -001- - i -801 5~ _ _ _ _- ~I_ ~8 _~~I_ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~I_ ~7 _001 ____60 58- 1 Wi 50 00 40 00 40 001 30 OO[ 1 65 30 J[i66 1 =66!= ~~ =66,= i~ =661= ~6 =66i~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~l1- -3 ? - - - - ~-~~ ~1~~-~l~~ ~l~~ 1======1- --i- W 80 00 50 00 60 00 45 00 1 86 51 CT _3_5___O_Oi;_2_5___0_0,I_2_0__ 001 20 001 __ ,________ __ 85i __ 3 54 3,800 -------- 3,800 3,000 3,500 6,500 9,200 200 9,400 13,500 1,400 14,900 7,000 50 7,050 3,000 -------- 3,000 2,000 -------- 2,000 30,000 -------- 30,000 22,000 '22,000 200 200 40,000 1,000 41,000 *Local Tax County. tFigures for 1912. 4 13,100 -------- 1 25 3 1,600 --------- 2 30 7 14,700 --------- 3 55 2 1 3 1 20,000 6,000 26,000 5,000 - - - -- --------- - - - -- --------- - - - -- _.. --------- --------- - - - -- ----------- - - - -- ---------- - - - -- ------------ 7 1,500 1 1,000 - - - -- --------- 9 600 2 6,000 - - - -- --------- 16 2,100 ---------------------- - - - -- -------- - - - -- --------- - - - -- ---------- 16 2,600 16 2,600 -------- --------- 3 250 --------- 4 325 - -------- 7 2 12,000 - - - ----~ 24 8 3,200 10 2 12,000 8 3,200 34 575 9,700 500 10,200 2 45,000 1 15,000 42 16,000 1 1,000 - 37 10,000 3 46,000 1 15,000 79 26,000 4 20,000 - - - -- --------- - - - -- ------------- -------- - - - -- --------- 5 1,000 4 20.000 ------ --------- 5 1,000 -------- 2 9,000 - - - -- ------------ -------- - - - -- --------- 2 9,000 . ------------ ----------_. 1 3,000 - - - -- --------- 27 12,000 - - - -- --------- 12 3,000 1 3,000 - - - -- --------- 39 15,000 1 6,000 1 500 1 400 1 2 400 6,400 22 23 10,000 - - - -- ------------ 10,500 1 400 SU o* 0 0 "=*'I "='I "='I ~ I I gf~;" ~ ~;:'..1. ~ g. pb 1 I ~ ~ =-: ~ '-< p'"'-"' ::;:l I I I I I ooq I I I I I I I I I r I I I I I I I I I I Z ~ I I I I I I J I I I ~~~ 0::::: 0::::: 0::::: ~ o:5S ~ o:::::~ o:5S ~ : -l ~: : W; : -0)-:-:- -J:~ ::~ 8 -,---------,----=-c-Average Monthly Salary Paid' : Dl 0 : : Q1: : c.n: : c.n: : : : : 0 l\'lales in City or To\vn h Is. I~~ 0' 0~' OT '~_I'_ I O 01__'_J'_0 91 _'_I '_I ~~I _~l_O o SC 00 I tv: 0): : 0): : :: : CN CN: """: CN ,-"I Average Monthly Salary Paid : 000: : 0: 00: : :.: : 01 : 88l_: 8: _I_~g 8: : _:_:_: 8'1 Females in City or To\vn Schools. , ~ " : :": ": : ~: : : : : : 0: I I I I I 01 : ~~; ~: : 0"': 00: ~~:'": ~: 00: : 0: 001 I 01 wc.,,:: wo:-: 00: ~~:,--b',: Average Monthly Salary Paid I 00: 0' Males in Rural Schools. 001 01 tVOl: 00: : : c~.,I,! Average Monthly Salary Pai d t:rj ~ ~rn , 0 0 , 0 , 0' 0 0' 0 0' , 0' . Females In Rural Schools. oqo I 001 01 01 OOr 00' I 0 Z I I I ( I I I 1 , I tV I ........ J--O I I 1--'-1 Average Monthly Cost of Tu- ~ I I ---I -- I I I I 0)1 t-.:I~I I I 0 I -.J ~ I r I "-.II I -l 0 ;:..., I ~,I --I-I---__-----'---~I--'-- ition per Pupil. ow I II I I tl--l1--l.1 I I ~I ~w tVl wOwl I I t-.:J! l:.:lC ........ ~1 I II I I I I I r I 001 00 I I oo~ I I, I o...... , \.01 tv c.n-.:{I 000: 000' 000: ",0:...... , , I--l t-J ...... ' tV I ,-c,"c.n~ __~: o 0 ' O':lVt I--li 0 0 '', OUtOUt) cooo: ,,,I I ,, , Xumber and Value of School Houses Owned by County , , t-:), ,~ N Boards 0 f Education. : 0: , t-:), , 0' oot-:) t-< w >w-<1 ~ t:rj ~ ,, ,, , 1--1.1 , ........ ,1 ,,, , c.., I c.., I '" 1"'1 0101 0101 01,0: ,, , , ,I C);lwwl , ,, ,, I~ ~I I tv tvl I.... "I I c.nc..'01 10001 ,J 0001, Number and Value of School Houses Owned by Municipalities. ~ o wo S o ::l 0-. '"0.. t-< '"d ,, ~j--lc.nl, ............ ,,,, ............ 5 '"d t:rj ,, ,, IW wi c.., I.... t.n .... I I t.n e,.., 0 I Number and Value of School II 1I II II I I I I I Wi c..: I '-' I '" Houses Owned by Denominations. ~ ~ I I I Wi W I I I tvl tv ooo~ I, II II c.n~ Ql I II I I I j--l ..... I c.o~w: I II I I I IIr , c..,: I I I I LV I tv 1-1-: joo-l.: : : t.n ,,,, Utl-l-~I ~~o: 0001 0 0 0 :, ,,,, ,,,, C,rrl C,nl .... 1 .... I Of 01 001:, 001:, , ,, -"" -, "" Wi,, c,,; 0' 0 0:, 0 Number and Value of School Hou,ses Owned by Individuals. Gordon _ \YC_' 1:0300 001_4_2__5_0 426ti 8G561 32.13 2485 1 , 1 7805 5_ 1,775 1 10,000 1 250 9 1 5,650 125 3 1 T _ _ , 1 .5 1,77.5 2 10.2.50 10 5,775 4 Grady _ W c 110 45 00 00 5000 25 00 45 22 00 00 42 18 501 001 1 _- _, 2 350 46 21 T 1__ _ 2 350 G7 W ______ ______ 88 00 45 00 2 2(\ 21 7,970 2 25,000 1 2,000 7 Greenc _ \C~ -65 -O(J - ___ -40 -06: 22 -40 00 Hl 0011 001-iz-50 72i =====, ~g8 1,.500 !l,470 33,000 2 1,000 4 2(\.000 8 30,000 23 1 '2,000 30 1 2.5,000 GwinnctL __ C 20 00 20 00' 20 00 20 00 - -' - _- - - 7 2,000 \~: -30-(JOi- 30-00 -30-00,1 - 30-001 - - i -001', ~~ 33 000 8;400 15 4 32,000 3,500 1 2.5,000 1 10,000 Habersham __ C 1.5 00' 15 00 15 00'1 15 00 1 00 4 \~ -37-50 -35-00'======II=====1 l-i-27!1 ~~ 1,200 9,600 36 000 1 5 SOO 1,000 1 10,000 1 G,OOO 1 HalL _ C 23 00 23 00' -i 9!l 12 3;000 >l>f-' '"*HancoeL Haralson Harris T ----------- -----,-----1-----1 ~~ _ tr,OO~~4o~135ooll :! _ ~t -~~-~~-~~-~~[-~~-~~I-~~-~~[=~=~6!--2~- _ ~ _:5_~0 _:~_~~_=~_~01_=~_0~1 28---4- 39,000 27,200 1,.500 28,700 12,000 12.000 1;350 1,3.50 - 1 IS,OOO 1 15,000 4 30,000 3 1,000 7 :31,000 2 15,000 1 200 3 15,200 1 1 1 7 34 41 8,000 8,000 21 18 39 W .50 134 14' 1 47[ 30 12,000 1 Hart <:- _ \~ =~~=66[~~~~~= ~~i -~~-~~i1--i -;~I~~~~_ 12,000 18 19 40 Heard _ ~ =====T == == =_:~ _~~1_:5_~~ 60'_ - --- 20 *Local Tax County. 600 75 67.5 35,000 3,000 38,000 3,000 2,200 5,200 17,500 17,500 9,000 2,100 11,100 9,650 5,980 15,630 200 1,000 1,200 30,600 3,000 COUNTY . COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. VER~~~_S'~ L .~- -~--'-----,-------------------------~ A .__ SCHOOL PROPERTY. 20 5,000 20 5,000 11 1,100 11 1,100 1 100 5 400 6 500 Jefferson *Jenkins Johnson *Jones Laurens *Lee ""I: ...... Liberty Lincoln Lowndes Lumpkin Macon W! 'I I' 52 061 3900! 2 051 9 _ ~1~~~~~~~~~~~~,_22 ~~_~= _501 ~oi---9- WI' I____ 94 ~6! 5000, 3 45 15 _ C______ 27 QO, 19 00, 50 _ 4,500 4,500 11,000 1 \~I-45 -oo!.-40 -00, -37 -50,-:37-50!- -2-00,1 ~g _ CI 20 00 15 00, 17 50 17 50 90 _ 11,000 10,800 '~- -----1- ------ -----:- -- -- -----I ~6 10,800 __._ _ _ "\~",1I,-~ _~-~-~-~-I.-~-~-~-~- 8~~3 150 33 45 701 00!_18._ 00, 00! 45 001 2 2~~7I' 1 80 ~21~ 20 _ C---- __ I . 30 00 2000, 50, 2 \~I.iO()-001-42-001.-52-501 43-001.- -2-iO'1. 2~ _ - ~' 24 00 18 00 22 501 18 00, 98, 1 \~I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~I~ ~= ~ ~ ~h9-2it33-851- -i-iOI 2~ _ CI 1', 1 ------1------ I 20 48117 00, ------ 33, 31 56 18,200 1,600 19,800 18,500 400 18,900 16,000 600 16,600 7,000 6,000 13,000 _ W! 93 92 63 101 54 50 36 W ~,~ ~~ ~ ~ ~I~ ~~ ~ ~ ~!_ ~9 _85'_2~ _91 2 05 ~=I 5 ~ 1,475 300 1,77.5 _ Wl128 06 67 46' 61 24' 42 06i C: 45 001 20 00 30 20 17 00, 2 25 1 34, 28 2 28,540 1,200 _ _ W,1'1 ----- ,______ 75 00, 40 00, 32 36 29 20i 1 93 C- ___ _ 20 00 ___ 2.8 66 1 78 1'1___________ wq 110 40 00 00 60 00 (iO , 28 00 88 40 20 OO! 00 3 30 68 1" , -'______ 30 27 2 29 14 6 20 i 29,740 8,000 300 8,300 6,200 1,050 7,250 *Local Tax County. .5 28,200 20 3 1,500 29 8 29,700 49 1 10,000 4 1 2,.'iOO 22 2,000 1 2 12,500 22 2,000 5 1 4,000 1 50,000 1 10 2,000 1 4,000 11 52,000 1 2 8 10 5 35,750 1 3,000 38 2 1,500 40 8,800 5 7 37,250 41 11,800 43 2 2 4 14 1 10,000 8 1 10,000 22 2 1 3 3 80,000 _ 2 3,500 1----- 8 5 83,500 ! _ 8 1 1 --22~,55000-0-1' ~1 350 1 400 750 1 3 25,000 1 800 1 1,000 4 2.5,800 1 1,000 8,400 6,750 15,150 1,000 100 1,100 500 500 1,000 1,600 2,600 15,000 1,200 16,200 1,000 400 1,400 20,842 1,150 21,992 325 150 475 680 680 200 200 COUNTY SCHOOL PROPERTY. ---- ------~---,--------- ---~ 16,900 5 9 16,flOO 14 6,000 1 1 6,000 2 29,600 :~, 750 33,350 3,000 2,700 fi,700 7fiO 6 750 6 20,500 1,500 22,000 17,700 1,700 19,400 9,000 3,000 12,000 30,000 30,000 3 2,500 4 7 1 700 3,200 I 16 16 }~~I I ---------!----- 1 1,000 1 1,000 38 43 81 2fiO 250 21,000 8,500 29,500 Milton ____ Mitchell - -*JVlonroc ____ - *Montgomcry ____ *Morgan ________ Murray ________ ""wI~ Muscogee _______ *Newton ___ Oconee _________ Ogletborpe _____ Paulding ______ '. w~'~ll~"~ 0~0~1"~ ~t~~~ ~~~~ 20 16,000 -I - - == = ==== =='= = 3 400 i 23 , Hl,400 00 15 00, 40 00 I 09 22 7,350 '1'1 50 00 2500 19 00' 17 50 ______ 2 800 '1" __________________ 1_ ____ ______ 24 8,150 wi 99 251 44 00 99 25 44 00 2 41 31 58,500 ~,_28 ~t=8_75 _28_~31_=8_75 ____ ~O- ;31 58,500 \\ 5000 4500 5000 45 00.1______ 29 20,000 C 2000 18 00 20 00 18 00'- _____ 1 22 4,000 ~:-~~-~Oi-2~-001-=6-50_1~_~01----:01 2i ;~ -8.5-601-4.5-60\7-fiO 47-fi{-;2-1;2i g~ 24,000 23,000 1,200 24,200 \Vi 72 00 37 50 38 70 ~5 70 ______ I 23 13,000 C ____________ 20 00 ~O 00 ________ -------- '1'., _____ ------ ------ -----. ______ 1 23 13,000 W C -_-_-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-_-_- 60 00 - _____ 44 63 1630 1 5(;, 36 20 15,000 ---_._--- T W -65 '00 - 51) -iio- 65 -60150 . -00 1 - -;2 -44'I 20 10 C 20 00 20 00 20 00] 20 '1' _____________._____ __ 00 11,_____6_5 1, 2 12 15,000 16,000 800 16,800 WJOO 00, .50 00 50 00 45 001 1 .56[ 11 14,250 G 30 00 24 00 24 00 20 OOj G71 _.- - -------- '1'--- ___ 1____ .1______ ----1---- 11 14,250 W 100 001 .50 00 G5 00 45 00 1 50 29 ~ _3~_~l~5_~l22_ 00_18 _00 ~ ~~ ~~ ~I 40 (m 18,400 8,000 2G,400 W _____ ___ _ 48 00, 37 50 1 60 C '1" _________-J1 _____________I _2_8__0_01. 22___4_0 ---1--2-01, 28 R 36 20,700 1,400 22,100 *Local Tax County. 2,000 2 800 - - - - - - - - - ----------- - 2,000 2 800 ;~ 37,500 - - -- --_._----- 4 1,880 2 2,500 ----- --------- 4 2,467 5 40,000 ----- --------- 8 4,347 -------- - -- - --_._----- 6 2,500 ----- --------- 29 6,500 - - - -- -- - - -- 3.") 9,000 2 5,500 40,000 ----------- -------- ----- --------- 2 .5,500 1 40,000 1 10,000 I --------- 1 500 5 GOO 2 10,500 5 600 3 8,000 2 400 -------- 3 1,000 3 8,000 5 1,400 -------- -------- ----------- ----------- 1 600 ----------- 1 600 5 2,800 ----------- 5 2,800 2 12,000 -------- -------- 1 10,000 1 10,000 2 10, GOO -------- 2 10,600 1 5,000 -------- 1 5,000 2 7,000 -------- 2 7,000 -------- -------- --------- 2 -------- 1;~ -------- 24 12,000 14,000 1,700 -------- 37 15,700 1 1,000 7 4,000 6 1,250 9 1,400 7 2,250 1(; 5,400 -------- ;~ 600 3 600 1 600 ----------- 1 600 -------- ----------- --------------- --------------------- COUNTY ...~-----Piekens _ Piercc _ Pike _ PoIlc .. Pulaski _ l'ulmuIL CXnTNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. SCHOOL PROPERTY. 2--1--300----10 ..... 7;790 __ __ ._ ~ ~~~ =~ ~, 7:~ 10 10 3 26 29 7 11,200 1 18 3,600 2 25 14,800 3 300 300 2,500 3,000 5,500 5,000 300 5,300 *Quitrnan *Rabun *Randolph *Riehrnond Roekdale Schley etn *Screven *Spalding Stephens StewarL SurnteT- {,;-::_ - _- _ WI 60 ~00~'-:6:0 D~Ot!:6:0 00; 52 0~i0--3 2~051: 1~\l _ WC'I' 50 00, I 25 OOi I 29 1 48: I -:: - ~7 25 0900 1 88301 14 _ 3.000 750 3,750 7,650 ,~-89-91-50-001- 66-171-45-7i1C2-66\ i~ _ ~ -~~-~~ -~~-~~'-=~-~~I:-=~-~~l----=~I ~g W 132 00 50 00, 2 54 39 __ _ ~ ======,= ==== =_~~_~~I_~~_~~I =_:4' ~g ~I= =====_~~ ~gl-~!_~~! ~ ~t--~- _ ==== =1= _ _ WC,i100 001 ~5 ! .30 00' 00 _ _ _ _ _ , _ 42 24 OOi, __ 1_7~'I' 00 6D 6 4 '1'1 '1 1 10 7,650 12,700 3,300 16,000 550,000 100,000 650,000 3,300 3,300 2,800 1,000 3,800 nl WI166 66, 52 5,0' 75 31 46 36 2 56i 24 _ C 30 00: 20 50121 29 18 65! 2 17,300 350 1'1, ---------------- ------1------1 26 17,650 WI 100 0016001 1 60 15 18,000 _ ~!i~~=6J ~~=6i{~~- ~~I-~~-~~I- -1-~~, -~~- 18,000 10,000 _ CI 40 00 20 001 18 001 18 00 90 _ '1'1----------1----1------ ---I 2;) 10,000 _ Wl108 C, 40 70 00 51 20 90' 00 5256047011 46 21 34 58,/ .' 11 , :3 5,100 1,150 1'1 ,--C--- I __ ,_____ 14 6,250 WI100 00, 50 DO, 75 001' .50 00 1 n:3 2:1 _C 25 001 ;)9 25 2200 53 3 25,000 1 500 1', __ _ ___ _____ 1_ _____ _ I 2(; 26;500 *Local Tax County. -----1--------- -----1---------- 55 I 775500 1 6,000 14 4,350 2 100 1 6,000 16 4,450 2 11,500 3 1,825 2 11,500 3 1,825 4 10 14 1 3,000 1 500 2 3,500 1 10,000 --------- 1 10,000 1,700 6 5,500 4 7,200 10 2 4 (j 1 1 2 (; 1,200 G 1,200 3 40,000 1 20,000 2 3,000 5 43,000 20,000 3 30,750 2 2 2,000 23 6.,775 6 5 32,750 23 6,775 8 1 35 15,000 4 35 15,000 5 5,500 1,400 G,900 1,000 1,500 2,liOO 800 200 1,000 175 1,2.50 1,425 400 1,000 1,400 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. --------~----------~-------~-----~----- AVERAGES. SCHOOL PROPERTY. COUNTY -_. -_-_-__-_-_-_-_- ---2-0-_1 ---4,000 ------- ___ 20 4,000 -------. 56,000 _. - - - - - - 1- - - - - - - - --------- --------- -------- 5(j,000 12,000 -------~-- -------- -------- --------- 1 40,000 2 4,000 3 44,000 -------- -'=-===-=== 3 13 :~S 24 62 10 5 15 32 32 4,600 4,600 25,000 2,700 27,700 3,000 1,000 4,000 12,800 12,800 Thornas _ *TifL _ Toombs _ Towns _ Troup _ TurneL _ Twiggs _ UniOlL _ Upson _ \YalkeL _ *Walton _ *Loeal Tax County. 2 25,000 2 1- -25~ ()()() .'._------- 4 400 3 550 7 9[0 -==2=J==2=5=,=0=0=0= 2 4,000 4 29,000 -------- 2 2,400 1 _c _ -------- -------- 2 2,400 5 100,000 2 1:30,000 20 10,ono 4 10,000 4.5 6,000 9 110,000 2 30,000 2 130,000 6."J 16,000 1 1,500 16 3.200 3 31.500 16 3,200 2 4,300 .5 1,450 -------- 1 2 4,300 1 150 17 150 22 3,075 4,525 30 - - - -- - -- 1 ------_.- 31 - - - -- - -- 5,.500 5}gg 1==i7j-===;~ ~~6~== ___ _ ---------123291 8131,,.050000 4 6,000 1- 4 (j,OOO 6 47,250 2 2 1,500 8 48,750 2 - '1==-======= 800 -I ---------- -". -- 800 _I _ 1------------ COUNTY a~o ---- COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued, ------ I- AVERAGES, I SCHOOL PROPERTY, 0$ ] ]~'.8~ 00 0 ... v>;i ;~:l EBoj -~-~0.' "g '"tj~~ 0'O en en .~.o~;":lcEj ;S:Ol~ P=l Z I ?5~ -0 "~-gj..o c:a>-~0 -o~ 1=1'-' ~U100 ~Q)C) ~S;:lo~~:coBa. z :":i'131;o,~ --,----------- ]~.~ ~~ ],:; aHl c;~ gj ca 1< :>;:: -o~ 1=10 ~OClOO ~Q)~ 15 f.9 ;S:lO~1~=1 z a.l] ~H gj..o>, ca 1l :>1=1 -o~ 1=10 ~rIJ ~Q) ~8:3~~;-00 z ':!-r~' ~-i~~r 150 'I 1 \ 350 4 I I 3,150 16,280 4 20,350 2 20,000 4 1 5,700 21,980 I 1 :3 I 3,000 23,000 16 17 27 ,g~g !- - - - - T ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 27 ,400 I -1- -------_ 2,500 ' i _ _ _ __ __ 2,000 ',_ 2 4,,500 ! 2 8,800 i- -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ 8,800 1---- 600 3 600 10 2,000 6 3,500 9 5,500 15 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ----- - 30 _ 4 700 2 700 (j -__-_-_-_-_-__-_- \ 1 91 _ 20 400 2,650 2,000 2,115 4,115 3, ~gg 3,850 2,150 200 2,350 21,,272050 3,925 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. --------~ ------------------ SCHOOL PROPERTY. ~I 8~ '0o ..ciO ..ci COUNTY 08 w"'0"'. 0>, ;::l..o --;;"0 >1:i "O~ ;::l0 a;l en 5;&lu] ..0 ;::l ;::l s~.s ;::l ..... ' " W" o'"' '"o;::l o w'" -;-::l;;. >~en --;;5 iI1 ,-00 Obli ~.S ","0 ,.Cl~ ~ 'o- ..''""0' S ;::l H So Il::< 6 o;::l + ~ Z ~ -------------~\=~C= ~ ~ -"-\-p-pl-in-g-,-_ 40 = =- ===-=-= === 9 E-< Z 20,.500 1,41;0 Z -------11 40 9 ~------. -------1 :n 9 1 2 49 21,950 Baker _ "rc"n'1-__-.------1- ----------__ 1.5 2 17 3,000 250 3,250 Baldwin _ ""c'1_ ---- _ '1_ -- -- -- ---- 19 27 38,680 1,880 1 49 46 1 2 15 11 4 2 2 17 1:3 4 18 14 2 3 25 2 26 1 Banks _ ~l~ ~ I ~~ ~ 46 28 T ==== =_ ==-== = = 11 39 40,570 :n,ooo 2 200 33;200 1 43 1 27 11 1 38 2 40 .3 14 8 11 25 8 :3 6 6 Bartow _ W1 5,000 50 C _ _ 16 7.5,12.5 6,490 4 46 l() 24 14 12 1:) 2 1 WTI_ ___1___ _ 5,000-- UU 18 *Ben HiIL _ C_______ _ _ 10 81,615 14,700 4,900 2 4 62 HI 10 T _ _ 28 H), 600 2 26 :37 16 13 12 4 o 2 1 21 4 3 67 '61 Berrien _________ W1" =____=__=__=__=_=_=- =' =========== ----------- 21 88 :~8 1', _______ *Bibb___________ C _______ --~------- ---------- Wl ________ ---------- - - ------- 20 58 2:3 Bleckley - .- -- - - C _______ T _______ ------------------- 14 37 Brooks _____ \C~I_-_---_--_- ------- - ----------- 41 :~:3 *Bryan _____ wT l- -1 -o1 74 (iOO 24 200 18 Bulloch _____ l' 2 800 42 wl _______ ---------- 70 C ______ ------_.- - :30 t+>- ""I-' T, _______ ---------- 100 \Y,--- - - - --_._------- 22 *Burke _______ C 22 14,870 :38 *Butts __________. V~VI ___2_2___ 14,870 ---------- - ~I= ---------- WI __=_=_=_=_=_=_ 1- - - - - - - ._------- - - 60 21 6 27 10 Calhoun ____ C ________ 27 *Camden ____ wl _______ l' C _____ I ----------- ---------_ - - - - - - .. 37 16 1 W1'1__-_-_-_-_-_- CampbelL ______ C ________ - - - -- - - 17 28 18 ----I 1L_ - - - - - - - - - 46 *Local Tax County. 98,450 5,000 103,450 ---------- ----_._---- 386,740 31,650 1,600 3:3,250 51,950 2,4[lI) 54,400 12,400 1,600 14,000 42,000 a,ooo 4;"i,000 43,.500 23,970 (J7,470 2a,200 2,000 25,2'00 27,500 3,000 :30, .500 12,000 150 12,1.50 1\),000 2,000 21,000 4 62 35 20 11 1 20 18 2 1 5 82 53 22 12 7 33 16 3 47 18 12 1 7 7 51 28 4 54 1 22 13 9 1 14 14 -------- 1 36 27 9 1 2 39 32 5 4 2:~ 10 30 2 1 2 62 10 62 7 fi 1 22 1 19 4 1 15 C) .) 18 -------- 1 :)7 4 37 4 1 3 67 4:3 22 5 :~O 30 -------- 3 97 7:3 22 5 2 20 15 2 5 :38 37 1 2 58 52 2 6 21 10 7 4 5 5 -------- 26 1.5 7 4 9 4 3 3 27 25 2 -------- 1 :36 29 5 3 1 16 14 1 1 1 1 -------- 1 17 15 1 1 1 27 20 8 3 18 17 1 -------- 1 45 37 \) 3 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS--Continued. SCHOOL PROPERTY. - g~1 ..c:O .'.0oc: W" 0..-. 0;> 00 '08 COUNTY "::l'.>.a' ~"t:l ,.,. gj -~01Q~;)::". ..Qa) :rn:l >ifJ::. g~B 'o- ~ 'S'" ::l . 5 Zg; _ r:n 'o- ~~ _ g. >gJ r..tJ ~~ ~~ '.o-.. @'" Z Eo-< Eo-< ~-------~+---:;-- -----~c_---'----'c-- 1>0 W 5 I 40,000 82 131,000 CarrolL _______ C ________ ____________ 24 6, 100 Z 4 76 21 2 53 25 12 3 21 4 T5 40,000 106 137,100 4 97 5 74 29 12 Catoosa _ WC_____1___ 500 242 10,380000 1 20 1 19 2 1 4 4 T1 500 26 11,100 1 24 1 23 2 1 W___________________ 25 10,500 2 22 1 18 3 4 Charlton _C 3 200 1 2 T 28 W___________________ 20 10,700 1 2 22 8 11 2 20 8 3 4 1 11 *Chatham _ C ___________________ 32 1 31 28 4 WT _____4______2_4_0_,_0_0_0___ 52 10 482,150 5,400 1 9 42 10 Chattahoochee__ C ____ ____ ____________ 4 700 3 T _. .___ 14 6,100 13 36 1 15 8 2 2 1 10 3 W1 5,000 34 35,000 Chattooga _ C ,____ 13 5,100 1 33 13 12 16 6 9 2 2 T I l 5,000 47 40,100 1 46 21 18 8 Cherokee _______ Clarke _________ w ________ C ________ T ________ W1 ------------~-----------I ------7-0-0---- C T ________ 1 -------7-0-0--- 58 4 62 15 9 24 C l a y ___________ Clayton ________ W C T WC T _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_________ _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_________ ----------------------- ---------------------------------- ------------ 9 2 11 20 15 35 Clinch _________ Cobb __________ >l- """"*COffee_____ . ____ ColquitL _______ *Columbia_______ W - - - - - - - -i- -- - - -- - ---- C T W C T 1 ------------ ________ - - - - - - - _1 - --,- - ---- - -- _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_________ ------------ ------------ ------------ WC T W C T W C T _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_________ ________ ________ ________ _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_________ --------------------------------------------- ------------ -----------------------_-.-_-------- ------------ 18 3 21 62 20 82 60 6 66 52 4 56 17 15 32 Coweta ________ Crawford _______ WC _____2___ 8,500 WT C _____2___ ________ ------------ 8,500 ------------ 39 6 45 18 23 T -------_C==========, 41 *Local Tax County. 62,500 1,700 64,200 9,900 3,500 13,400 19,500 900 20,400 27,000 2,500 29,500 23,600 2,000 25,600 50,000 2,000 52,000 6,000 300 6,300 21,000 .600 21,600 7,000 1,500 8,500 52,400 2,800 55,200 16,000 2,300 18,300 111 3 - - - - - - - -1- - - - - - - ! 1. . 3 1-------- ------- 1-------- ------- -------- -------- 1 1______ -- - - - - - - - -------- 1 -------- 1 -------- ------1 1 1 4 4 ---e __ 1 1 -------- ------- -------- ------- -------- ------- 1 1-------------- 1 1 I 1 53 1 41 4 -------- 3 57 1 44 15 -------- 9 9 -------- 7 24 -------- 16 8 -------- 5 2 -------- ------- 10 -------- 5 19 -------- 14 15 -------- 14 34 -------- 28 35 3 35 14 2 16 49 5 51 58 -------- 50 20 -------- 20 78 -------- 70 60 -------- 50 6 -------- 20 66 -------- 70 51 -------- 42 4 -------- 4 55 -------- 46 ------- -------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- 35 _... _----- -------- ------25 6 -------- 5 41 -------- 30 17 -------- 9 23 23 40 1======= 32 12 Ii 2 -------- 14 5 5 1 1 1 6 2 1 2 2 1 4 6 2 1 -------- 7 2 3 1 -------- 3 1 6 5 1 -------- 7 5 10 -------- 3 -------- 13 -------- 6 4 -------- 6 4 -------- -------- -----_ .. - 6 5 1 -~------ 7 5 5 4 -------- 5 4 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. ----"-----;-------~---------------------------- SCHOOL PROPERTY. "0 "0 0 0 ,.<:1 ,.<:1 w'". w'". ..0... ' OJ 4 8 8 5 1 6 \ J)ooIy J)ffiIgherty J)ouglas Early *EchoIs Effingham Elbert *EmanueL Fannin Fayette Floyd vv~___________________ 27 _ C____________________ 15 T 42 34,150 2,530 36,680 1 25 13 1 38 1 2 3 12 14 26 11 4 1 -------- 12 4 VV 7 23,000 2 5 4 2 _C 2 15,000 19 24,500 16 15 2 4 T2 15,000 26 47,500 2 21 19 2 6 VV 23 15,700 1 22 13 8 2 _C T 11 1,800 34 17,500 11 1 33 10 23 1 -------- 9 2 VV 26 13,500 26 13 10 3 _C "____ 17 4,000 16 1 15 2 T 43 17,500 42 1 28 10 5 VV 18 7,250 18 15 2 1 _C T 5 375 23 7,625 4 22 1 1 5 20 - - - -- -------- 2 1 VV _______ _ ________ 38 24,700 ________ 1 37 __ __ _ 32 3 3 _ C ________ ____________ 18 3,700 ________ ________ 18 ________ 17 1 T 56 28,400 1 55 49 3 4 VV 48 78,000 2 44 24 13 7 _ C _____ ___ ____________ 38 T 86 11,000 ________ ________ 37 ________ 36 89,000 2 81 60 1 -------- 14 7 VV 62 50,000 1 61 42 13 7 _C 5 1,000 55 4 1 T VV _C T VV 67 ~___________ 32 - . 32 29 51,000 31,000 31,000 15,200 1 66 1 31 1 31 29 46 20 _ 20 19 13 8. 8 4 ------- -------- 8 4 9 1 _ C ________ ____ __ _ 12 T 41 3,000 ___ __ ___ ___ __ 12 18,200 41 __ __ _ 11 30 1 -------- 10 1 . VV 1 3,000 5 49,900 ,1 54 ________ 35 16 4 _ ~----i--- ----3~ooo---1 ~~ M;~gg ========i----i--- ~Z ======== ~~ ------- -------- 16 4 *LocaI Tax County. tFigures of 1912. COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. SCHOOL PROPERTY. COUNTY O~8d. v u.lS '0 .,>. 116E~ ~"1~:1 ~~.g oj ~[j ~~_ ::I a~i 0~ '0 ~.~.. '~0 ~~ J u.l V ..':: ::::...S oj 0 >Q ~ .."'l '0 E U ..0.. m 1 ~C., ~~~ai .~1 ~~ >Q o@ 8 ::I ,r~'" . . , >Q. . sbIJ . . ~.~ .... .... 0 ~~ :S 5 -~~~0 ~~ 0 Eo-< ~ ;;0g .... ~~g~1 Z~ i!J _~~5rn ;;o..j i!J 0!:.!..l 0 0 5 d 00 'O~ ~~~::~~:: ~ ~ ..~c -~ 0""0 ~ t. ""0 !i1 0",."., 53 S ..~c ..c ell .S ..~c.eSll ..c ~0 ~ Z Eo-< Eo-< Z Z Z ZZ Z Z WI C>-------7=~--o-~---o::~~:___:_:::__~_____:::_:_~=__--,"----'c__--~-:_cc_~,___--..L-___c~------L---..L--_,_- "Forsyth _C 1 300 45 13,125, \-------- -- ------- 45 -- ----------- 38 6 1_ "Franklin WTI 1 -------3-0-0--- _ C________ 45 3169 13,125 '721,,100000 -------- 5 45 38 3119 -------- 195 6 27 1 4_ T 55 73,100 5 50 24 27 4 *"Fulton Gilmer :& _ WCI 14 ~~ 30 13,500 15 ~~~~~~___ ~~ 129,150 1 3 24 1 i lj 15,000 -------- -------- 15 -------- 10 1n;~gg =___ ~~ ----i--- 7 14j _ C________ 1 1 1 1 20 1 2~ _ T1 ~_______ 49 18,550 1 47 44 3 2 W 13 4,000 13 10 3 _ Glascock _ C________ 6 1,500 6 6 _ T._______ 19 5,500 19 16 3 _ W ________ ____________ 13 97,000 ________ 2 11 ________ 10 ________ 3 *Gly~ - _- -- C -------- 10 5,000 10 9 1 Tt , ----c-c------ 23 104,00{) -------- 2 21 1--______ 19 -------- 4; W 39 14,310 57 Gordon ________ C 2 175 5 T 41 14,485 62 Grady _________ W -------- ~----------- C1 1,000 48 22 T1 1,000 70 <1reene _________ WC T W -_-__-_-_-_-_-_________ 28 -------------------------2--0-,0-0--0--- 31 33 64 74 Gwinnett _______ C 6 500 13 T 34 20,500 87 Habersham _____ WC T _____1___ 1 400 -------4-0-0--- 34 5 39 W2 16,500 56 HalL __________ w>l>- "" *Hancock _______ Haralson _______ C T ________ 2 ---1--6-,5-0--0--- W C T WC _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_________ ____4____ --------------------------2--,0-0--0--- - - -,- - - - - - - -- 12 68 22 36 58 31 3 T4 2,000 34 Harris _________ I I a r t ___________ WC T WC T -__-_-_-_-_-_-_________ _____3___ 3 --------------------------7--,8-0--0------7--,8-0-0---- 27 19 46 34 18 52 lIeard __________ WC T _-__-__-__-__-__-__-__-__--_--_--_--_--_--_--_--_--_--_--_-- 40 20 60 *Local Tax County. 32,3:35 625 32,960 -------- 1 -------- --------------- 1 56 5 61 -------- -------- -------- 39 5 44 12 6 -------- -------- 12 6 35,350 4,000 -------- 1 -------- -------- 47 21 -------6 35 19 9 2 4 1 39,350 -------- 1 68 6 54 11 5 37,970 -------- 3 29 -------- 22 4 4 4,700 -------- -------- 33 42,670 -------- 3 62 1 1 33 -------- -------- 55 4 4 108,000 -------- 4 70 -------- 21 43 10 2,500 110,500 -------- -------- 13 -------- 4 '83 --------------- 10 31 1 44 2 12 22,300 1,700 24,000 76,000 3,000 79,000 51,200 -------- 2 -------- -------- -------- 2 -------- 3 -------- --------------- 3 -------- 1 32 5 37 49 12 61 21 ---------------------------- .... ---------------------- 32 5 37 43 12 55 9 -------- 2 -------- -------- -------- 2 4 9 -------- -------- 4 9 8 5 3,600 54,800 -------- --------------- 1 36 57 -------- -------- 28 37 8 -------- 16 5 52,000 1 4 26 -------- 16 8 6 1,000 53,000 -------- -------- 1 4 5 31 --------------- 2 18 2 10 1 7 26,000 6,180 32,180 -------- 1 -------- --------------- 1 26 1 27 -------18 18 19 19 38 4 3 -------- -------- 4 3 20,000 -------- -------- 34 -------- 6 23 5 800 20,800 30,600 3,000 33,600 -------- --------------- --------------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- 18 52 40 15 55 ---------------------- 5 5 13 19 30 20 50 5 -------- 28 5 10 -------- -------- -------10 -------- COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. SCHOOL PROPERTY, COUNTY Jo.o..S.5..Uo~e'o"- '" :O">;~:CJl".o~.C~o oj rll 'J..0.S5... '0 'S-~~ Z .,; 0 J..0c5: ~ 0 E~'" ~ '"+SJ n : gl~ i'sl, ~;.~0tl0Il r~s , ' ; ~~ :iE: l:l ';:; s 0 '" ~~'" 'S:g S >Q ~'" >Q ~l:0l0, tlIl _ +> '': - S i~f~.)O..OS >Q t.0 "'" '0 ...... 0 (5 '- 0 ~~ ,~ S ~60~ Eo-< '0 o~ Eo-< .;l '2": .g,;f '""-"":';;S~:: 0 >Q "" ~ ~ rti ..s0 ~;:.l Sl'l ;:l ..... +> gs ;:l O'eJ)P0:: 00 ...... o;:l 0?l...... . . . . . ...Qa.):~.:~::. . . . . . [1 ....0 ~ ..0 S ;:l ~ t. t. ~S ..0 ..0 rll ..0 rll ..0 0 S S gf S gf So ;:l ;:l ..... ;:l ..... ;:lP:; CI> Z Eo-< Eo-< Z Z Z ZZ Z Z 00 ----'--------;.-=;Wdl~_-_-_-_-_-__._----__;_-~-_'____3_4:;_;:c1:0;1_,:3:4:0_;_~'------,'----c;-_3_;_--::3;-1:---!-----+-=---1!3,----:;-;1c3;---+----8:c:-- *Henry _C 31 10,355 31 25 4 2 T 65 111,695 3 62 38 17 10 W ________ ____________ 29 77,000 ________ 1 28 ________ 15 12 2 *Houston _C 1 22,000 3 22,800 ________ 2 1 ________ 1 ________ 2 T1 22,000 32 99,800 3 29 16 12 4 W ________ ____________ 25 25,000 ________ 1 24 ________ 13 7 5 *Irwin _ C ________ ____________ 20 5,000 ________ ________ 20 ________ 20 T ____________________ 45 30,000 ________ 1 44 ________ 33 7 5 Jackson W____________________ 55 _ C____________________ 24 T 79 52,800 3,000 55,800 4 51 24 4 ~ 21 20 30 4 4 41 34 4 W5 1,000 27 20,000 27 21 3 3 *Jasper _ C________ 18 3,600 18 15 1 2 T5 1,000 45 23,600 45 36 4 5 W ________ ____________ 24 3, 550 ________ ________ 23 1 23 1 *Jeff Davis _ C ________ ____________ 6 525 ________ ________ 6 ________ 6 T____________________ 30 4,075 __ 29 1 29 1 Iwl+~ 34 Jefferson _______ C ___________________ 32 T ___________________ 66 *Jenkins _________ J ohnson________ ~I======== W C T ________ ________ ________ =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- ----------- ----------- 20 24 44 38 10 48 W1 1,000 24 *Jones __________ C ________ ----------- T1 1,000 16 40 Laurens ________ ... *Lee ____________ '-'0 ' 110~"C ;:j"Q ~ ...... o;j _ ~oQoJoo 0~"'o ..... w. '0 ... 0,) ... Z gj rn ,,~ ~ 0 ,..<:l 8 as 0,) ~ u8 ~.s~~ :e~~. '3 '" ~btl IJ:i 1J:i::l '0 E " " . . . . . . . . . . s 0,) ] r0~,) IJ:i btl ~.; ~ "'0 ... >o;j gj 00 s 0 btl .... 0)'"0 0 t ~ 0 ~ :'SsI IJ:i 08 ~ J.:, '00 ~. ~ '3 IJ:i 08 ~ 6 i;: 'E0o< ~. I f: po ~Eo< ~ 0,) .; ;;8:s:ie:f ... '3 01J:i tS ~.s "Q ;:j .:: ;8:j ..... "" Z I>- T 1,000 _ _ _ 28 9 9 18 ~ VV 15 12,200 41 *Screven __ C 26 3,725 29 VTV 41 15,925 _ 70 15 *Spalding________ C T VV Stephens _______ C T _ _ _ 6 21 27 ~ _ _ 2 29 VV 2 950 18 Stewart_ ____ ___ C 2 800 36 T4 1,750 54 Sumter {~~~~~~~~~ ~=========== 26 39 65 *Local Tax County. 3,000 1,900 4,900 22,600 100 22,700 24,200 5,125 29,325 650,000 100,000 750,000 11,500 6,900 18,400 6,800 3,000 9,800 40,300 4,275 44,575 18,000 1,200 19,200 70,000 3,000 73,000 36,975 11,975 48,950 29,000 17,500 46,500 -------- -------- 9 -------- -------- 11 -------- ------,--- 20 - -------- 27 -------- -------- 2 -------- -------- 29 -------- 1 17 -------- -------- 29 -------- 1 46 6 38 -------- -------- 26 -------- 6 64 -------- -------- 14 -------- -------- 14 -------- -------- 28 -------- -------- 9 9 -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=1=--=-=-=-=-=--=1=1 18 41 -------- --------1 29 -------- --------1 70 -------- --------1 15 -------- --------! 6 ____ -------- --------------- -- ---~-_-.J1 21 24 2 -------- 3 26 --------1 -------- --------------- 2 I 16 36 2 I 52 -------- --"-----1I 26 39 ========.= ====== =1 65 -------- 8 1 -------- -------- 11 -------- -------- -------- 19 1 -------- 3 -------- 25 5 -------- -------- 2 -------- 3 -------- 27 5 -------- 6 6 6 -------- 24 4 1 -------- 30 10 7 -------- 25 5 14 -------- 20 -------- 6 -------- 45 5 20 -------- 6 5 3 -------- 14 -------- -------- -------- 20 5 3 -------- 6 3 1 -------- 8 1 -------- -------- 14 4 1 -------- 21 16 4 -------- 28 1 -------- -------- 49 17 4 -------- 10 5 -_.----- -------- 6 -------- -------- -------- 16 5 -------- -------- 17 2 5 -------- 1 -------- 1 -------- 18 2 6 -------- 12 4 2 -------- 34 -------- 2 -------- 46 4 4 -------- 18 8 2 -------- 38 1 -------- -------- 56 9 2 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. SCHOOL PROPERTY. 8 ~ - I .a.c:ls0~ '0 S -~ '0 ;..J S -a3 s aJ '08 _ ~ Q.l>, '0 OJ 0 COUNTY ~..<:l ~ >~ ~ Q.l ~ ~ 6J 0 .8 S "tl~ S5; _ ... 1~5 ~ ~. z~ o~ci w. OJ ~>- ~. '0~;.g1 ..<:lc.:: '0~ ..<:l '0~ ..<:l '0 Q.l ..<:lOCi iS":r:"'S &l z .S ~~:r: ~:r: Eo< Z Z Z :t - - - - - - - ; - ; c ; c o f - - - - , - - - - - - - ' - - - = - : : - ---''--------,------'--~-----''--------'------- >I>- TalboL ~ ~ ~I= ~~ I _ _ T =======~ =c =__==~ =~ =_ =_ =_ =_ =_ =_ =_ 47 ~:210, 0~g0g0 =~ _= =_ =_ =_ =__ =_ =_/=_. =_ =_ =_ =_ =_ =_ =~ 4~7~ 18 =~ =====~ =__=i 26 44 1 1 2 2 W ~___________ 16 7,000 ~ 1 15 ~ i 11 2 3 Taliaferro _C ~ _ ____________ 20 4, 000 ~ ~ _____ 20 18 1 1 T ~~ ~ ____ 36 11 , 000 ________ 1 35 29 3 4 W ~~ ~ _____ 50 85,200 ~_ 3 47 28 14 8 TattnalL _~ ~ ~ ~ ~ _ C ~ 24 2,700 ~ ~ ~ 24 23 1 T ~c _ __ __ _ __ _ ___ 74 87,900 ________ 3 71 W9 4,500 26 22,500 26 51 15 8 16 8 2 Taylor __ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ _ C 16 3,200 16 3,200 16 14 2 WT 25 7,700 42 ~_________ 31 25,700 53,000 ~___ 42 2 29 30 10 2 15 13 3 Telfair __ ~ __ ~ _ C ___ __ __ _ __ _______ __ _ 13 5,000 ~ _______ 13 12 1 T ~ __ ~ ~________ 44 58,000 ~ 2 42 27 13 4 W ~ ~______ 20 40,000 3 17 .10 3 7 *TerrelL R ~~ _ ======= ============ ~~ ~gg ~ ~~ : ======== - - - :3 -- - 32 42 3 7 Thomas *Tift _ VCV _--_______ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ 3445 561,,837850 -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ ____2____I 4334 -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ 2426 5 _ L--~--:-- --~:~:~--::;::::::'::I -:-:~ ~ Toombs VV ________ ____________ 35 _ C________ 13 VTV - - __ - - - _- - - _ 4282 TOWllS _C ~--'--i-------5~OOO--- ~~ Troup _ ----i --- ----5~OOO-- - ig VV 28 Turner_______ _ C________ 17 T ~ _ 45 VV 20 Twiggs _ C________ 20 T ____________________ 40 35,000 6,200 4110,,240000 ________ -I1 ------- 2 I 33 1 13 2 ,I 2426 ________ 27 10 - - - - - - - - 3270 ------------.--------1--------1-------- --------'.------- 2~g:6gg 1\========1----3--. ~~. i======= ig ig 2~tggg === == ===1- -- -3-- I ~f 40,400 ,________ 3 25 22 4,700 1________ 17 16 45,100 ___ __ ___ 3 42 38 14,400 20 14 3,725 18, 125 I ____ 20 ~_------ 20 40 I 34 Ullioll UPSOll VValker *VValtoll J '6 _ T ======== ============1 443i 77,,g2G0G0 ========1'======= 340i VV ' 28 76,450 1 27 _ C ____________________ 22 11 , 500 ________ _______ 22 T ________ ____________ 50 87,950 ________ 1 49 VV 2 _C 3 1,500 52 33,000 2 49 600 17 3,700 ________ _______ 17 T5 2,100 69 36,700 2 66 VV ._ _________ ________ ____________ ________ 4 36 _C T .__ -c---------- 18 4 54 33 340i 21 20 41 1 31 17 1 48 23 13 36 *Local Tax County 4 5 2 -------- 6 5 6 4 1 6 5 6 2 1 -------- 7 2 2 2 7 5 7 5 3 3 1 3 4 5 1 5 1 2 1 2 5 2 7 2 17 4 17 4 12 8 3 2 15 10 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. ... '0 I , ..:l..o gj 0 ... 0) "10'li0:t' ,,;;.... ~ W=_____ i! .; 0) ;'":l -~0 ~ 0) ..0I.',l w. ....'0 .; b::I:I ~ 0)"0 8..0:::: ;:l ;:l!Xl ~ .;':": .!.X...l 0 ~ ..0 ~ 0) ..~... ..... 0 ~ ..0 ~ Eo-< Z Z Z 32,200 -------- -------- 39 1,600 -------- -------- 16 33,800 -------- -------- 55 25,250 -------- 3 15 3,300 -------- - - 22 28,550 -------- 3 37 63,280 -------- 3 42 16,815 -------- -------- 49 80,095 -------- 3 91 30,100 -------- 1 51 1,150 -------- ... ------- 12 31,250 -------- 1 63 4,650 -------- -------- 11 2,900 -------- -------- 16 7,550 -------- -------- 27 11,025 -------- -------- 20 1,700 -------- ----~--- 11 12,725 -------- -------- 31 00 .sbII :s1 S !Xl bII 0 .H ..... .0.. 0) ..0 ~ Z 1 -------- 1 ---------------------- -------- --------------- 1 5 6 -------- --------------- 1 -------- 1 I "0 '9 l=Q S 0 0 ~ 0::): 0 '0... .s0) ..0 00 Z 36 16 52 14 20 34 27 46 73 41 17 58 8 15 23 17 11 28 I :s1 S !Xl S 0 0 ~ I 0 i:t .E.o.-.<. 0 ..~~0.0s0 Z 6 i:t Eo-< I'l ..<.<.:II,l ...0) .; bII 0 I'l :E: . ~'3 ...o !Xl S 0) ..00 8;:l0~ Z 2 2 -------2 -------2 2 2 1 1 3 3 8 5 -------8 3 8 10 2 -------- -------- 10 2 3 -------- 1 -------- 4 -------- 2 2 -------- -------- 2 2 W1 2,000 24 VVlrite __________ C T ________ 1 ----2--,0-0-0---- 3 27 W1 2,000 43 Whitfield_______ Ci- --- ---- ------------ 8 T1 2,000 51 Wilcox _________ W C T -_-__-_-_-_-_-_________ ------------ ----------------------- 31 20 51 Wilkes _________ WC T -_-_-__-_-_-_-_________ ---------------------------------- 34 33 67 Wilkinson ______ W -------- ------------ C2 550 35 22 T2 550 57 Worth _________ >l>>I>- WC T -_-__-_-_-_-_-_________ ----------------------- ------------ 37 39 76 -1 *Local Tax County. 8,700 500 9,200 -------- --------------- -------- -------- - - - - - ---- 21 3 24 3 -------- 3 21 3 24 1 2 -------- -------- 1 2 70,350 -------- 3 40 -------- 25 12 6 3,400 -------- -------- 8 -------- 7 -------- 1 73,750 -------- 3 48 -------- 32 12 7 17,150 1 1 29 -------- 15 10 6 4,000 -------- -------- 20 -------- 18 2 -------- 21,150 1 1 49 -------- 33 12 6 68,000 -------- 1 33 -------- 26 5 3 11,000 -------- -------- 33 -------- 32 -------- 1 79,000 -------- 1 66 -------- 58 5 4 14,390 -------- -------- 34 1 29 3 2 5,440 -------- -------- 19 3 22 -------- -------- 19,830 -------- -------- 53 4 51 3 2 34,400 -------- 2 34 -------- 20 10 7 5,000 -------- -------- 39 -------- 38 -------- 1 39,400 -------- 2 73 -------- 58 10 8 COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. 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'0 b ~ [)~ ~ 8. ~Q,)..o..o~..o > ZZ 'Z 70000 700 00 300 00 _____ 1 1 300 OO ~ 1 1 25003 ai to: ! _ _ ~ _ _ _ _ 5 _ 5 _ 1 ,200 2,250 200 2,450 350 75 425 1 -------- -------- -------- ----- ----- ----- ------ _____ ________ 2 250 03 _ 1 90000 20 93472 2 _ 1 300 00 6 160 65 _ 2 1,20000 26 1,095 37 2 _ 18 18221 3 3 7 137 1 1, 2QO 00 _ 1 1,200 00 18 182 21 3 I 3 7 137 Berrien Bleckley Brooks *Bryan Bulloch f!>. f!>. <0*Burke *Butts Calhoun *Camden CampbelL W 25 4,5344,125009,910 00 25 2,125 3 4511800 25 1,02800 _ _C 2 100 75 00 800 00 2 75 2 500 00 5 150 00 __'__ C _ T 27 4,634 4,200001071000 27 2,200 5 4561800 30 1,17800 _ W 20 10,000 6,70000________ 38 6,152 1 70724 38 19 _ C 5 1,500 1,000 00________ 20 3,076 3 4,335 34 20 _ T 25 11,500 7,700 00 _ _ 58 9,228 4 5,042 58 58 10234 35 19 _ W 23 470 2 24329 1 _ _C . T ______ ________ ________ ________ 23 4'70 _____________ 2 243- 29 1 _ _ W5 500 7500 50000 38 590 1 4000000 5 25000 _ _C 200 00 2 40 1 6,00000 _ T5 500 7500 70000 40 630 2 4600000 5 25000 _ _ W 3 300' 30000 C ______ ________ ________ 85000 300 00 20 2 550 2 65000 25 1 100 00 2 1648_____ 1 2 11 _ T3 W _C 300 300001,15000 22 575 3 75000 2 1648_____ 1 2 11 7,00000 30 1,200 4 5,00000 10 1,50000 4 4 40 40000 _ T 7,400 00 30 1,200 4 .5,000 00' 10 1,500 00 _ 4 4 40 W8 798 448 502,097 00 22 _ C _____ _ _____ __ _ ____ _ 790 00 2 600 1 250001 200 2 i1,000 001 4 42402_____ 8 20 125 ~ _ WT 83 729508 414580050032,,8080700000 2214 1,080000 3 1,250 00 4 424 02 _____ 8 20 125 _ _ ~---3-- ---z56-- --is6-662,tgg gg----zi-- -i~6iiii-- ~ ~gg gg=,======= ======== ===== ===== ===== ====== _ ~ ~ ~~~ :~_~~2,ggg ggl ~ 4~~ ============= i l~g gg===== __ ~ ~ ~~__ ii ~ ~gg' ~gg ggi;ggg gg ~~ ~;g --i-- --zsii-iiiil ~ :~~_~~===== __ ~ ~ ~~__ _C 50 00 1 50 1 150 00,, _ T2 200 200 001,050 00 17 400 2 400 00 1 ' _ _~ ~ T3 ~~ 40 ~~_~~2, ggg gt ~~ 50002,50000, 15 ~~ 500 __ ==== -=1,=_=_=__==__=_=_= ~ 5 199 gg ==== ========= == ====== 20000 _ 1 *Local Tax County, COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. SCHOOL EQUIPMENT SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT Transportation .g~3 .E ~sa. 3]~ ~].., .~~.. ~ w~ ~~~~ if.) b.ll COUNTY ~ 00 "0 "' .a.8s -~ :,._g:~,::9~.~.. ~o as..s:~::. g...:l g; .~,~.,~.". ",Ow_..<2>.C~i .... .a.08.s~~ a:i ]~ .~ ..0w:1 'a":i w ] . o@ 41 0. ~; -0 ~ -o~ i"5f .~) : . a'0'A" b::S t 5 z~ .0.. ~ ,.~.S... tas-o~.:: ~ '0 r~ . -0 '0 ~ v~" ~_ ~ Il>- ~ ~ ZS Z~S >~ "5 ~~~...o:.:. .D~ Po. Z '7J .D:a "'0 !Xl Eo-< Z ~~~ ~.; ~'" 0. ~ >"5 ~ ~ ~o .D;::", ZS ZSo. '" Z .~s< p:; g: ---------c'""::c+--~___!____:_~=____'::___::cc_:__c~::_:=___=_::':_-==_-.'--_=_:c::__.L-~_'_:_::_:_::~::_:'_-__:::~_'=__::_:::c::__::_::'c_-=-___!_I--~~-J--- VV 10 4,451 2,500005,67500 27 840 3 1900000 25 2,00000 _ CarrolL _C 45000 1 50 1 30000 6 10400 _ T 10 4,451 2,500006,12500 28 890 4 1930000 in 2,10400 - --- __ - _ VV 4 800 350002,12500 14 750 1 60000 ---- _ Catoosa _ ,C______ 7500 - ~_ ----- ----- ----- ------ T 4 800 350002,200 00 14 750 1 600 00 _ Charlton VV 3 200 250001,00000 9 300 1 70000 2 _ C______ 2500 974 _ ----- ----- ----- --- _ *Chatham T3 200 250 00 1 ,025 00 9 VV 18 _C 3,500 '2,000 00=2_0_0-0-0--0--0 22 4 T 18 3,500 2,000 0020000 00 26 300 1 700 00 c 2 9 74 - _- - - - _- - - - - - - - - - __ - _ 1,200 00 - -- _ 61607 _ 1,816 07 - __ - _ VV 1 100 4000 35000 12 400 1 25000 Chattahoochee__ C______ 5000 '1 400 11 4 . _ T1 100 40 00 400 00 12 400 1 250 00 1 4 00 _____ 1 1 4 - Chattooga _~ ~ ~~~ ~~~_~~15,~gg gg 2~ 7~g -i-- --400-00 5gg gg ~ === == === == === == ===== = T5 500 350 0015,700 00 31 830 1 40000 10 55000 - -- _ Cherokee Clarke Clayton Clinch Cobb Colquitt *Columbia Coweta Crawford VV 12 2,000 1,80000 ,00000 _ C______ 15000 T 12 2,000 1,800 004,150 00 VV 8 920 615001,50000 40 1,200 1 40 41 1,240 12 200 _ C 1 164 40200 810 00________ T 9 1,084 1,017 00 ,310 00 . 12 200 VV 7 575 27300 73000 8 227 C - T 7 575 273 00 73000 8 227 VV 1 40 20 002,000 00 20 700 _ C~_____ 19500 2 60 T1 40 20 002,195 00 22 760 VV 3 100 3500________ 9 300 _ C ______ ________ ________ ________ T 3 100 3500.________ VV 1 25 10 325 40 1,000 _ C______ T 40 1,000 VV 25 625 C______ T 25 625 400005,00000 55 1,100 5000________ 400005,05000 55 1,100 VV 10 _C 200 150003,500 00 35 700 20000 . T 10 200 150003,70000 35 700 VV 6 500 25000 20000 17 443 _C .______ 1 25 T 6 500 25000 200 00 18 468 VV 12 600 450003,50000 14 800 _C . .______ 6000 1 50 T 12 600 450003,56000 15 850 VV 2 56 25001,47000 12 525 _C T2 . 86 50 ~ 56 25001,55650 12 525 *Local Tax County. 2 1,20000 _ ----- ----- - _ 2 1,200 00 - __ - __ - - -- __ - _ 2 1048 _ 1 400 OO ~---- -_-:- -_ 1 40000 2 10 48 1 3615 1 c_ - _ _ - - _- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 1 36 15 1 - -- - _ -------- -------- ----- ----- ----- ------ --- ----- ----- ----- -----_ - __ - - _- _- _- - - - - _- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -_ 1 20000 4 15000 _ - __ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ 1 20000 4 15000 2 - _ 2 1,000 00 4 20000 _ 2- -_ 2 1,00000 4 20000 _ 2 60000 10 30000 - -_ 1 5000 -------- ----- ----- ----- -----_ 3 65000 10 30000 -----_ 2 1,200 6 500 ----- ----- ----- -----. -------- -------- -------- ----- ----- ----- ------ 2 1,200 6 500 - ----- -_ 1 225 00 3 -. 38 23_-____ --2--- --2--- --4-0--- 1 22500 2 1021000 3 3823_____ 2 2 40 6 58265 _ 2 1021000 1 50000 -------- ----- ----- ----- ------ 6 58265 _ 3 12538 _ - -------- -------- ----- ----- ----- ------ 1 50000 3 12538 _ COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS-Continued. SCHOOL EQUIPMENT SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT Transportation COUNTY Il>- 01 ~ *Crisp ..~; ..0 '1"""1 =0 ~ -S~o~ U5 ....:: o~ 0~ ] S .-' b;.~b.C &1 11 S. 8 .~.g.0.s..,H~~~rJ1 ..oU0rn1100 -gf 'OA w..""" 0] ~~ ~a5~..:Qi)Q -"2 ~ sp., ~ A ~~I1J ..., ~ 8 ~...... p~., ..o a3 c..-5 Q) Oi .... z a'S ~~....::II0~=...O~;.. ~> Z E-Z > ZZ "" ---'-------;~f-,,oc------------- - - - - - - - -------- -------------- ---'---c---'---,--'----:-oc- '" W 30 5,612 3,874 6517,655 00 34 1,828 2 2,65000 25 96541 6 1 1 40 *Henry__________ C 73450 2 40 10 11395 _ T 30 5,612 3,874 658,389 50 36 1,868 2 2,65000 35 1,07936 6 1 1 40 W 15 1,200 550 00 . 600 00 28 540 2 1,400 00 8 349 07 2 _ *Houston_ _______ C 1 800 200 00 WO 00 3 130 1 500 00 _______ _ _ T 16 2,000 75000 80000 31 670 3 1,90000 8 34907 2 _ W 15 1,500 750 003,500 00 25 1,200 2 3,000 00 2 ' 270 80 1 4 4 100 *Irwin ________ C 1,000 00 ________ ________ _____ ________ _______ _ _ T 15 1,500 750004,50000 25 1,200 2 3,00000 2 27080 1 4 4 100 W . 10 3,000 2,000 00 ___ __ 45 1,500 5 11000 00 _ ___ _ -- _ Jackson ________ C ______ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ _____ ________ _______ _ _ T 10 3,000 2,00000________ 45 1,500 5 1100000 Daria ,i :"::885: .1,1:: -- - *Jasper__________ 'Joff W 6' C______ ~ 885 1, 159 00 1,500 001 25 50000 2 1:~~~?~~2~ 870 _____ ________ 250 _ 3 --60-00 T ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 2 72 22 _ 5 :132 22: :,1---_ Jefferson W _C *Jenkins T W _C Johnson T W _C *J~nes T W _C Laurens T W _C T W *Lee_----------- C T .""."."", Liberty W _C Lincoln T W _C T Lowndes Lumpkin W _C T W _C Macon T W _C T 7 1 , 055 83.5 00 ________ 11 _ _______ 1 669 _____ ________ ________ ________ _____ 3 4 64 60 ----- ----- ----- ------ 7 1,055 835 00 ________ 12 5 _ 500 _______ 275 00 1,500 00 17 1 729 _____ ________ ________ ________ _____ 3 4 64 589 _____ ________ 25 7 450 00 1 4 4 30 -------- ----- ----- ----- ------ 5 500 275001,50000 18 5 _ 150 _______ 75002,70000 38 614 820 2 4,30000 3 600 00 7 45000 1 4 4 30 2 45000 _ 3 75 00 -_ 5 150 75002,70000 38 7 _ 600 _______ 400001,50000 10000 24 3 820 5 4,90000 650 50 5 52500 _ 4 300 4 4 15 4 340 - ----- ----- ------ 7 600 6 500 __ 400001,60000 27 700 400009,00000 57 1,650 7 7,30000 2,000 00 ________ ________ 1 250 00 8 640 4 4 15 6 600 00_____ 4 6 120 -- -- - --- -- -- - - -- - -- - --- --- - - - -- -- - 6 500 400 0011000 00 2 700 300001,70000 _ _______ 40000 57 1,650 8 7,550 00 9 260 2 60 6 600 00 _____ 4 6 120 4 45000 1 1 1 20 2 31 00 ----- ----- ------ 2 700 300002,10000 11 3 238 167002,97000 5 __ 1,60000 1 320 200 40 1 10000 6. 481 00 1 1 1 20 2 41545 ----- ----- ------ ----- ----- ----- 3 238 167 004,570 00 6 240 1 10000 2 415 45 ----- ---- 5 225 195001,50000 8 154 4 12674,1 ----- --- _ 5 18 ;~~~g--~~~grgg~2~~g gg----;r--~~Hr- ~ 2J~g gg ~ 1,5~g g~l= === ~=== ==1= ~= - 70 1 100 1500 22875 1 60 1 45000 1 8000. ----- ---- 19 2,600 1,515001267875 30 1,585 2 2,95000 2 1,10000 4 4 70 14 742 499001,16450 2 120 2 5000 _ _ _______ 5000 - --- __ --- -------- -------- ----- ----- ----- ------ 14 742 499001,214 50 6 2,370 2,160 006,000 00 1 298 10000 50000 2 120 . J________ 12 1,000 1 I 200 001 6 !l50 1 2 50 00-----1----- ----- ------ 2 98 74_ ---- - -- -- - ---- ------ --------1----- ----- ----- ------ 7 2,668 2,260 00i6,500 00 18 1,350 1 200001 2 98 741 , ----- ------ *Local Tax County. COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS---Continued. SCHOOL EQUIPMENT SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT Transportation COUNTY Il>- 00 .Q~) 0~0;9 ~ "0 S . r v~2 ~ ..: ; ..: 2-l '0.... S~ ;:l o~ ~ Z Z ~ ~ ':.'.> a 1 ~rn gj A.... ~~J, go:Bo a3 :'0C::0l':H3J ~~or"no~0O 0 .'$~-Q ...:.:);..".0.. ~ .. :::r::: '0 ' .. ;S .,0> ~'" 0b..c00;;~;j 11 "d...... Q) S'0~SA~1 ~ ;:l p., ..0 z .... 0 0~> QJ....Il'..~-l ~ ~] ,,3"'" ~'" 00 ...... 'O.S .: :te"l')0 ~ 3 ~ ........ Z Eo- '0~ '0~ 0.. 00 00 .z~ ~'SoO'~.'E ~~; :": "0w0. ~00 gj ~;.gap '0~ q~ Q) @ Cl) @ ~ ~] @~ oE...o~ ~ 0,) ~~ q'"" "", ~ ~ ~ -o~~ " ~OIl w. bl) ~ -8 .~;; a"C .S~ ~ ~~ """ a.5c~-.i ..0 ... 0> @ Z ~0.....s.. ~ ~@~~ ~a.i @l ~ @ 8.g '-w'O-Q ~o0.")..C.'.~'.sOl..). "'-'''~@0f-~r ';"'"W~.~C.O.... """~C~0-..dS 0~0 EoC-o<) ~0,) ~~ '0~ []"' @ ~ ... 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PLACE. TIME. SL:PERVISOR. .~;:.S~ i:l';;,~ +' . if..! SZ:'":_:":'~0: Appling I I ,Baxley ,_,August IGeo. D. Godard ~2 oS ~Ci I 1 Z 2 !:ti~~~~_=~~~~=='I~~:~~~=======,;~~~~~6~-:;~_=~~====!~~~~~~~~~~ii~~~===I----r-r-~r- Bartow *Ben HilL . Berrlen *Bibb BleCkley Brooks *Bryan Bulloeh *Burke IEuharlee------:May 26 to June 2 _'MIss C. S. Parnsh____ Abbeville 'December ; ,F. E. Land '} .! llGeo. D. GOdard 1 -1- 2 _ 1 County INashvl11e------Monthly----------'F. E. Land__________ 2 ' 12 Macon . Monthly _-7 .__ ,County SupL ---- --- _I County 'IHawkIllsvl11e llrst week Different placesMarch III Apn LWM..EL.. Duggan Land__________ I'--------, 1, 2 14 I.'embroke December II\L L. Duggan , County 'I County ,Statesboro January M. L. Duggan j4 8 'IMidville llsept. 22-29 {:t~O~:rP.(f;d~d~=====I'} ======I-c~~~ty- *Butts Calhoun Ja.ckson ,Arhngton C. ~ebruary----------:Miss S. Parrish____ t3ept. IF. E. Land , 5 ,1 *camden ISt. Marys ,ApriI14-18 ,F. E. Land , , County CampbeIL Fairburn 'AUgust ---------\MiSS C.~. Parrish ] 1 1 7 CarroIL "C,arrollton June 11-10 Catoosa_ - - - - - __ ,Rmggold_ - - - - _,May 12-17 --t-- ----- M!ss C. S. Parnsh____ --- - M18s C. S. Parnsh__ 1, 8 -'1- ------- Charlton IFolkston------'ApnI21-25--------F. E. Land__________ 1 10 *Chatham ,savannah Chattahoochee __ 'Cusseta ',MonthlY __ --------rSupt. and Teachers , :May F. E. Land -- -- ,- ', County I2 Chattooga Cherokee -- lsummerville---'------------------ Miss _C.anton -I J u n e - - - -- __ rGeo. C. D. SG. oPdaarrrdish__-_-___1-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-I', 11 1 Clarke_ - -------IAthens.---- - (ulY- --- ----------' SuF~~I~~~ool ,---------------- g:~~t~;========I~t~n~'R~~S;;ted~INovember--------F-. E. Land_ ---------'\--------1- -- 14--- Clinch CObb *Coffee Colquitt *Columbia Coweta Crawford *Crisp Dade Homerville August 1Different places'IDecember Geo. D. Godard______ Miss C. S. Parrish 2 1', 8 4 Douglas -- -- Moultrie March .lFebruary--- -- ---1-- ----- F. E. I~and , IF. E. Land_ - _- - -- County -I 13 IAppling-------I,October----------- M,. L. Duggan , County ---I Newnan ,JUly 1Geo. D. Godard Yatesvllle -- January-- -- -- -- -- _M. L. Duggan , 1 ' 19 5I 0 -t:cordele- -IMonthlY F. E. Land "County Trenton June Miss C. S. Parrish__ __ ____ __ __ 5 * E:::t~~== DeKalb ======I!D~_~e,c:a"t~u~~r~~l~~ ~ =='IN':~O~v~._13:-~1=0= ========r~Msi~s8_~C:. _~._~~~~i~~== S. Parrish === =======1,,= ===6==== Dodge Eastman ,October. M. L. Duggan_______ 2 I 29 E~~~h.;-rtY~--~~=='IXib~~~~~===== =I%l;~~~-_ ~==== ====~: _~~ ~_a_,,-~= === ===== ===== ==== : _ Douglas Douglasville ApriL Miss C. S. Parrish 1 6 Early Blakely 'IOctober----------- F. E. Land I________ 9 *Echols Statenville Mareh F. E. Land ' County Effmgham Elbert Sprmgfleld Elberton rFebruary Monthly M. L. Duggan M. L. Duggan_ _ 17 1 9 *EmanueL Fannin Swainsboro Blue Ridge ,Monthly I' M. L. Duggan Miss C. S. Parrish County _ Fayette Floyd Forsyth Different placesMonthly Different plaees December Cumming ,ApriL Miss C. S. Parrish____ 1 7 Miss C. S. Parrish__ __ 1 14 Miss C. S. Parrish____ 1 Franklin *Fulton Gilmer Carnesville Atlanta Elliiay INovember Monthly I'JU]y 7-11. M. L. Duggan_ _ Miss C. S. Parrish Miss C. S. Parrish 1 15 County _ Glascoek *Glynn None Reported. -IBrunswick--- __ Monthly Supt County Gordon Grady Calhoun ,Cairo jDee. 3D-Jan. 3 Miss C. S. Parrish____ 2 4 January F. E. Land_ ____ __ _____ 12 Greene IGreenSboro IOctober. M. L. Duggan_______ 4 Gwinnett Habersham Lawrenceville __ May 26-31. ICornelia Jan 6-10 M. L. Duggan_ __ Miss C. S. Parrish 4 24 _ HaIL Different placesiJanuary Miss C. S. Parrish____ 1 14 466 COUNTY SYSTEMS-Continued. INSTITUTE RECORD. .pC'? >< >~ 0..... ~'" , COUNTY. I PLACE. TIME. ..,-----'1I SUPERVISOR. ..."z~5.~~~ a.J ..0 ~ .~~~~ ~Z.;'E!; ~, ~A * I I (M.~. Duggan }J _ Hancock ' I,Culverton l Dctobe L l~ ',F. 'M i E. ss Land c. S. Par ri sh , , County , Haralson Buchanan :Miss C. S. Parrish 1 9 jia~ns---------- Hamilton 'April28 to May 2 __ ',Miss C. S. Parrish____ 3 a t-- Hart"eIL IJanuary iM. L. Duggan 1 20 Heard yranklin September- ,F. E. Land__________ 2 5 *Henry *Houston 'McDonough 'Sept.1-3-0ct.16-18-Miss C. 13. Parrish Perry ,Monthly M. L. Duggan County, County County' County *Irwin ,Fitzgerald .IJanuary--- -- ---- __ ,F. E. Land __ -- _-- 1 County Jackson 'Jefferson IJune 3D-July 4 'M. L. Duggan_______ 3 21 *Jasper ',Monticello Monthly ,M. L. Duggan County,1 County *Jeff Davis 'Douglas Jefferson -- __ Louisville 'Mareh ,May 4-9 -1- ------- F. E. Land , County 1County 'M. L. Duggan -- __ 1_ - - - - - - *Jenkins Millen .IJanuary 'M. L. Duggan County Johnson IWrightsville INov. 6-9 ,M. L. Duggan , 2' 6 *Jones --- Gray----- -- __ -'I May 19-23 - - - _,:\1. L. Duggan_ - - -- _'\- I County *t:~~~~======= =,I~_~~l!~== =====:,~~~~~~~:== ========1,lVI:~:_~~_g_g_a_~-_:=== =:, 9 __ L _~ ~ _ Liberty Lincoln Hinesville !Lineolnton January ,Monthly j} M. L. Duggan_______ 1 {,M. L. Duggan and 1 4 2 , I !County S}.lpt.-------- Lownd~s-------,valdosta------One Month. Lumpkm :Dahlonega I'M);y 4-9 'F ..E. MISS Land C. S. par r .______ Ish 'I_____1 3 2 l\lac?n Madlson !Non~ Reported" IDamelsvIlle July . I, 1 ~ ,M. L. Duggan_______ 2 I., Marion_. Buena Vista F,. E. Land__________ 1 M,cDuffIe *McIntosh Meriwether MIller Milton MitchelL ,Thomson None Rep IDiffercnt orted. Place :,INOV.12 s",OctobeL------- M. L. D ---I:MiS~C. ug S. gan_ parr ___ ish _ _ _ '1 .!1 'ColqUltt. .IJanuary F. E. Land__________ Alpharetta-----September--------- F. E. Land :pelha,m ,Novembe,L -::\1. L. Duggan i 1 4 County 1, 7 1: 7 ,4 1 3 *Monroe *Montgomery *Morgan Murray Muscogee *Newton Forsyth_ --- -- _IMonthly --- 'County Supt-------- _'1 - __ County Mt. Vernon 'Monthly ;,Ma~ison------_,Monthly M. L. Duggan -, Miss C. S. Parrish -,- _-- ICounty County 'Sprmg Plaec :AprIL-------------,;I;llss C. S. parrIsh '1 1 Columbus __ ---IApriL---------- __ .IF. E. Land 4 _ Covington Monthly Miss C. S. Parrish County oconce I,Watkinsville "AUg. 25-29--------- ,:\ 1, . L,. DUggan \' Oglethorpe------'Lexmgton- IJunc 1M. L. Duggan -- paulding Dallas January Miss C. S. Parrish ]4 _ ,5 p!CkenS P,erce Pike iJaSper--------"NOV. 25-30 -. __ Blackshcar -I Feb . 3-7 IYatesville January ;\,Iiss C. S. Parrish 1 2 1iF. E. Land -- 1_ - - - - - - - 17 M: L. Duggan_._ ____ _ ________ 16 Polk __. ,Cedartow'!- Feb: 20-24 .!MISS C. S. ParrIsh____ 3 Pulaskl 1HawkmsvIlle ,ApnI24-29-------.IM. L. Duggan ,2 Putnam ! Eatonton .IMonthly -'W. C. wright ' 1 9 *Quitman Different places'Spring ",F. E. Land C'I , County *Rabun IClayton 'IJune 9-13 IM. L. Duggan County, County *R~ndolph-----__ ,.At each SchooL March __ ---- ---- __ 'F. E. Land ,- *RIchmond Augusta Monthly ,County Supt---- 1 County County Rockdale Schley *Screvcn *spalding IConyers 'Monthly 'IMiss C. S. Parrish____ 1 'Different placesIApril7-11.--------,F. E. Land__________ 2 Sylvania Monthly M. L. Duggan ---- _--- IGriffin 'Monthly {,Miss C. S. Parrish } 1 3 I County County Stephens Stewart. Sumtcr Talbot Taliaferro TTaayttlnoarIL TelfaiL 1M. L. Duggan_______ Toccoa DecembcL Miss C. S. Parrish____ Lumpkin---- __ Oct. 27-31. F. E. Land -'IAmericus IMonthly ------- F. E. Land __ -- 1 Talbotton Oct. 21-25---------IMiss C. S. Parrish crawfordville __ 1June 15-19 M. L. Duggan_______ 1BDuitflfeerrent placesJMunoenthly---------- FM..EL.. LDaungdgan_______ None Reported. I i 2 I, 10 _ 1 10 ,4 I_ 1 _ 81 5 5 467 COUNTY SYSTEMS-Continued. INSTITUTE RECORD. ",6;:.3 "~ >~ ~ COUNTY. PLACE. TIME. I I, SUPERVISOR. .~;:.s" .~-+-"~~~ -s ,;Q) z~;.:'E;$t "",,~"- ".~." """mo"' {I'ti~ C. S. p",,,, ""' ~oS } i b~ Ic:""" Thomas *TifL Thomasville Jan. 6-1L Tifton Oct.13-18 J~~E.~a~d~~~~~===== 3 18 ,F. E. Land County I~t!~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~:I~~~s;;~~;=~=~;;~i;~~~~ ~=======!====~=== Twiggs Jeffersonvllle __ May I\I. L. Duggan \1 Union Blairsville April 14-18 Miss C. S. Parrish__ __ ________ 1 Upson Yatesville January M. L. Duggan _ Walker. *Walton LaFayette Monroe May 19-23 Monthly Miss C. S. Parrish____ M. L. Duggan 5 -_ Ware Homerville AugusL .Geo. D. Godard 1' 22 Warren WarrentoD November ~IM. L. Duggan_______ 1 Wahillgton Sandersville March M. L. Duggan_______ 1 *Wayne Blackshear. February F. E. Land , County Webster Preston January 'F. E. Land__________ 1 2 Wheeler White. Alamo Cleveland IOctober -------'Icounty Supt ,Dec. 15-19 Miss C. S. Parrish____ 0_ County 6 7 WhltfIeld Wilcox Dalton '!JUly 14-18 ,1\118s C. S. ParrIsh____ 1 8 Fitzgerald Dec. and Jan :.F. E. Land__________ 22 Wilkes Washington March 3-7 ,M. L. Duggan_______ 1 14 Wilkinson Irwinton M. L. Duggan_______ 1 1 _>V_()rt~-_=_=_,"_=_, Sylvester. December._~~-cc~'_E.Lan..,, ",0 en 00 ,..Q :sU '" '" .'" W'" '" '" '" '" '" :.a E CITY OR TOWN W ~ .... ..., .s~ --3~ ;:l ~ ol :>'0:: ~ - b ui' '0 '" '" W'O'"'d .... '" '" ~;---------~W ...0 0 '0..".. 1 8"5 ;:lw>!1 I z1 I '"...0 ;8:l Z 1------ ------1 Adel _C 1 oJ ~ ..S.., - - .S 08 ~ z A 'o- en .... 0 ..'."o,..0Q ;8:lW'" z I Z ;>,.~ 0- U$'-t~'"a o;:l ~8 ~gp EoO-<..e~; Grammar High School Grades Grades ------ ---- '" '0- "..,.. ~g'" ...o,..Q 8;:lW'" "~" a.i oJ Z :::s a.i oJ 8 >0< ~..., 0 Eo-< a.i oJ :::s a.i oJ 8 >0< ~..., 0 Eo-< ~~~.'S.~.".., dl fil o..J.. ..!, . . :1 ~ WE) ~ p:j~ 0~. ~ '"C . .... Eo-< oil '" .S~'" '"C .~ 0", '" ,..Q~ .... 0 "'..., "'''' ~&:: ~~ bn .'"~C~ .~ ~ 0 0....:1 ,..Q;..>.. ' .... "0 ,..Q "....,,,,. b .... ~. ,..Q ...o~ ...0'" ...0", ;8:l0... ;8:l8'" 8 ;:l'" 8;:lEo'-"< Z ZZ ------ 1 - - -- 7 1 - - -- 2 7 2 2 - - -1 - - -- 2 1 I2 ------- ___1J1_- _-_-_- 6' 4 a.i oJ :::s 170 70 a.i oJ 8 >0'"< 161 105 a.i '~" '.."'..'~C"..",, < o...J, 0 Eo-< <':.''e>"".".n- 331 22 8 175 144 T 2 ------ ------ 2 - - -- 9 I 9 3 - - -- 3 2 1 - - -- 10 240 266 506 372 Adrian W _C 1 ------ -----1 ------ ------ 1 1 - - -- 1 - - 3 -- ! 3 1 1 1 2 2 3 - - -- 2 - - -- - - -- - - -- ------ - - -- - - -- - - -- 79 44 74 153 131 64 108 94 T 2 ._----- ------ 2 1 3 4 1 1 2 2 3 - - -- 2 123 138 261 225 Alamo Americus W _C T W _C 1 ------ ------ 1 ------ - - - -- - 2 ------ ------ 2 2 ------ 1 1- - - - -_. 1 1 1 2 2 11 1 1I 2 - - -- 16 2 - - -- - - -- - - -- 2 - - -- - - -- 2 1 - - -- - - -- - - -- ------ 1 - --- 1 3 - - -- - - -- - - -- 2 1 - - -- 3 16 5 1 6 6 16 - - -- 17 1 - - -- 13 13 1 - - -- 1 1 14 - - -- 14 57 50 107 73 7 7 14 12 64 57 121 85 477 470 947 802 302 442 744 636 T3 2 1 3 - - -- 29 29 6 1 7 7 30 - - -- 31 779 912 1,691 1,438 Ashburn Athens W _C T W _C T 1 ------ -----1 ------ -----2 ------ - - - -6 ------ -----3 ------ -----9 ------ ------ 1 2 11 13 1 123 2 3 13 16 6 - - -- 42 42 3 - - -- 14 14 9 - - -- 56 56 224 1 - - -- 1 325 189 123 2 10 12 --~-I==== 5 13 223 226 449 362 3 49 92 141 105 5 8 _ 16 272 318 590 467 9 3 12 40 ____ 25 14 ____ 54 ____ 1 12 37 762 750 1,512 1,179 433 614 1,047 714 1,195 1,364 2,559 1,893 Atlanta _____________ Bainbridge __________ Barnesville ______ Blackshear _______ Blakely _____________ Bluffton _____________ >l>-l >-" Boston ______________ Bowersville _______ Canon ______________ Cedar Grove_________ Chickamauga ________ Clarkston ___________ W 47 C 11 T 58 W1 C1 T2 W2 C1 T3 W1 C ___ T1 W2 C3 T5 W1 C1 T2 W1 C1 T2 W1 C1 T2 W1 C1 T2 W1 C ______ - - - -T1 W1 C ______ - - - -T1 W1 C1 T2 47 1 392 393 24 34 58 11 1 88 89 - - -- - - -- - -58 2 480 482 24 34 58 1 13 13 2 2 4 1 1 4 5 - - -- - - -- - -- 2 1 17 18 2 2 4 2 8 8 8 2 10 1 1 2 3 - - -- - - -- - -- 3 1 10 11 8 2 10 1 1 5 6 - - -- - - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - -- 1 1 5 6 - - -- - - -- - -- 2 882 13 3 3 3 - - -- 3 3 5 11 11 2 4 6 1 4 4 - - -- - - -- - -- 1 1 1 - - -- - - -- - -- 2 5 5 - - -- - - -- - -- 1 5 52 13 1 1 1 2 - - -- - - -- - -- 2 167213 1 1 2 3 1 - - -- 1 1 1 1 - - -- - - -- - -- 2 1 3 4 1 - - -- 1 1 33 1 12 11 1 - - -- - - -- - -- 2 134 112 1 1 - - -- 1 - - -- - - -- - - - - - -- ------ - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - -- 1 1 - - -- 1 - - -- - - -- - -- 1 - - -- 3 3 1 - - -- 1 - - - -- ------ - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - -- 1 3 3 1 - - -- 1 -- --------1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 - - -- 1 1 1 - - -- - - -- - -- 1 2 3 1 - - -- 1 58 393 - - -- 451 ------ . ----- 17,738 14,192 - 89 - - -- 89 ------ ---- .... - 6,339 5,072 58 482 24,077 19,264 67 9 229 268 497 400 2 2 1 2 140 180 320 265 8 9 1 11 369 448 817 665 1 - 8 - -- - -- ---- - 9 - -- 363 87 340 132 703 219 653 189 1 8 - - -- 9 450 472 922 842 - - - -- 4 1 4 130 121 251 230 - - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- ------ ------ ------ -----4 1 4 130 121 251 230 47 10 143 178 321 286 1 - - - -- - - -- - - -- 121 304 425 260 4 7 1 10 264 482 746 546 4 - - -- 4 - - -- - - -- 1 51 38 89 80 43 54 97 75 4 1 4 94 92 186 155 35 8 143 181 324 221 1 1 1 36 40 76 59 3 6 1 9 179 221 400 280 21 3 61 53 114 69 - - - -- - - -- 1 2 113 8 13 21 20 69 66 135 89 3 2 - - -- 3 84 70 154 118 1 - - -- - - -- 29 46 75 60 33 3 113 116 229 178 - - - -- - - -- 1 - - -- 28 32 60 30 - - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- ------ ------ ------ ------ ----~~I---~~~ - - -- 1 - - -- 28 32 60 30 12 4 99 160 1 2 - - -- 4 99 91 190 160 11 1 34 37 71 60 1 - -- - - -- 10 15 25 20 12 1 44 52 96 80 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. SCHOOLS '!'EACI;IERS Qualifications Enrollment and Attendance ~~ b \l) 0 +' C,.) j en 0; .".. "..08 " '-"8~ w..S c.0~".)''Z8;~j Grammar High School G~ra-de-s ~~-G-ra_de~s - ~~ ~ c:!1 "'..... -g u:..1.i..t..E~...0~.; j ._8~>, 11 .S~~ Eo< CITY OR TOWN ol:jl 3 3 >!'>- ~~ ~ .;gc:::;]j ... .>:: P-< ""0 ~~ P-< b ..85.c 1~0' "0~0'" ~ ...c ;jw.::Q .-' Z Z ~ gp ~[J "0,;, 0._ E..0.o.<.:~:: ~o'" ~orn ...c..2...c..2' . 80 8. Q.) ;jw. ;jw.+, ZZ 0~; oJ:~]::b.~SO ~E Z0 S . o1J:) . . ..oc8~.s'g:P.8:-.:.: s:..8:~0.cQa~.5),."I.ow.c-S~~~'0"0 ;j0;j ;jl;j Eo< Z Z Z iZ . e.i 0; Q.) ~ _ _~~ ~ --~5 ~~ _ ;"~ 1'":) Eo< ~~.... ~-C-o-c-h-ra-n-_ --;-w=C~:-', 2~[ ~1C----'-= ~ ~I ~ I; H ~ ~ r~~I :~' :g! :n ------------------- --- 1'=-:--'---=-==---'-\1 == I I I ;I Columbus_____ T 11 W1 ~ Commerce___________ ~ Conyers , _~ i T2 Cordele Cornelia_, _ W ~ 1 ~ _~ i T2 ---- ---- 8 3 11 1 ~ i _'_I 2 1 1 1~~ i 2 4 43 '147 10 3, 13 I 1 '16 30 i 34 1,509 1,443 2,952 1,987 1 2 19 21 1 1 I 2 1------1' 7 16 (---- 5551 741 1,296 1,091 6 62 68 11 4 15 I 1 23 46 34 2,064 2,1841 4,248 3,078 ___ 8 8 2 1 3 I 3 8 ____ 7 === I' -'2 'i'I"T'-"3,,1 ====1' ~ "= ~ I ~ i ,:' ~ i.",~J ~ ====1' 19 204 221 425 380 2~~'1 2~~1 4~~ 4~g 19~I' l~il i~~ 2gg ,,_ 9 9 2 2 4. 4 1 9 '" _ 12 2001 211 411 320 _, _ 15 15 1 3 4 1 4 8 7 113 363[ 4051 768 531 i 11~ 1~ 'i '-3 '4'1 ~ 1~1 -Y['i3- 4~gl 4g~1 ~~~ 5~~ ~ 'i- __ I r .1 _:_,,~_II,.,3, r ====I,,~-1 2nl 1r~1 3~~ 3~g 1 I 7 8 1 2 1 3 .3 I 8 ____ 4 I 2111 191 402 340 W1 1 7 7 2 1 3 2 4 4 4 170 185 355 303 Covington __ - -- - - -- C 1 1 44 3 1 2 105 169 2751 204 T2 2 11 11 2 1 3 2 7 .5 6 275 354 630 507 W1 1 55112 6 1 6 185 165 350 212 Dallas ____________ - C 1 1 112 - -- - - - -- 2 2 43 44 87 49 T2 2 167112 6 3 8 228 209 437 261 W1 1 77213 3 7 .5 142 178 320 308 Dawson _____________ C 1 1 134 - -- - - - -- 3 1 126 159 285 156 T2 2 1 10 11 2 1 3 3 10 6 268 337 605 464 W2 1 1 2 10 10 2 2 3 8 2 9 309 306 615 477 DecatuL_ ---------- C T 1 3 1 1 2 1 3 22 12 12 2 - -- - - - -- 2 2 2 3 10 2 11 61 78 139 76 370 384 754 553 Dexter__ ------------ WC ____1_ T1 1 134 1 134 3 - -- - - - -- 3 ---~~l--~~; - -- - - - ~ 50 80 50 80 W1 Doerun _____________ C 1 >!" T2 1 332 1 112 2 1452 2 14 - -- - - - -- 1 2 15 5 110 120 2301 180 1 45 63 108 100 6 155 183 338 280 "C>'"O Douglas_____________ W1 C _____ 1 6 3 9 .5 1 6 6 9 15 262 242 504 445 - -- - - - -- - -- - - -- ------ ------ ------ ------ T1 1 639516 6 9 15 262 242 504 445 W3 3 21 21 2 3 5 22 17 437 514 951 808 Dublin ______________ C 2 2 1781 1 9 - -- 3 146 200 3461 225 T5 W1 East PoinL __________ C 1 T2 5 1 1 2 1 28 29 3 36 31 - -- 20 2 92 - -- - - - -- 2 2 11 1 - - -3 - - -- 583 279 56 335 'l714 1, 2971 1,033 342 621 583 94 436 761 711385 W1 Fairfax_______________ C J 11 1 11 1 - _.- - - - -- 12 18 30 20 20 20 40 30 T2 w3 22 2 - -- - - - -- 32 38 70 50 3 19 19 2 4 6 5 12 6 16 520i 508 1,0281 725 Fitzgerald_ -------- - C 1 T4 1 .5 5 1 1 2 4 3 213 263 476 241 4 24 24 ;{ 4 7 5 14 10 19 733 771 1,504 966 W2 2 20 20 3 1 4 4 10 10 3 582 665 1,247 936 Gainesville __________ C 1 1 156 1 3 2 6 226 251 477 270 T3 3 1 25 26 3 1 '4 5 13 12 9 808 916 1,724 1,206 - SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. , SCHOOLS I TEACHERS I I Qualifications . Enrollment and. Attendance CITY OR TOWN I ~"'..., 0'" 1",0 ~U ..<0:I 0 W ... ... ... W o~ ,~ '"O0J " ->:: ";:l .P.o.-... ",- 8)o~ OJ ..~.. P-. ..... .0.. OJ ..S.0 .0g " 0 ...0 S ;:lw>:Q ;:l Z Z W1 ...,,,- I '" . OJ >:: --,---- ... .'".. ,.S.., ,~ p. u'~0 Grammar High School Grades Grades ....8 1 - - - 1 - - " ,5.".. >:: o ;:l >:: S 's :::i'f 0 g >:: OJ o,~ E-<,~ :.e f=I 0OJ ..... OJ c: - ] 0 ... ... "OJ'0'0" '" ... '" ... ..S.0..~:: ~'0" ..., ... H. S Wfi) ~ OJ >O:J: ,..!, H OJ OOJ P-. '"0 '@>:: E-< ~ U1 ~~ b .S Il" '"0 ,~ 0", '" ..<:I~ ... 0 ..O.oJP'-". bIl>:: >:: , '"~ 0 O0J ,~ bD >:: 0 Z O..':": "..,. OJ' ...0'" ... ..:: ...'"0 ">:: ...OJ ~ O~'"J O'"J S OJ ~ O..J. 0 '".>'b".".Il E-< ~ . _ - - - _..----- 135 147 282 157 Glennville __________ . C T W 1 -=-=-=-=-=-=11=-=-=-=-=-=- '4 ------ ------ ----1- 1 - - -- 5 5 4 2 22 24 1 --2-1 1 ====1--=- --- ;- -- 1 314 2 26 2 22 1 ____ ------ -----13.5 147 282 157 627 698 1,325 1,075 Griffin _____________ . C T W 1 - - - -- - - - -5 - - - -- - - -2 - - - -- - - - -- 1 -- -- 6 6 5 2 28 30 2 - - -- 8 8 2 1 --~-[~ 1 27 4 5 -- - 5 7 --- 27 635 190 221 411 305 817 919 1,736 1,380 234 214 448 304 Hartwell. ___________ C .. ____ - - - -- - - - -- ------ - - -- --- - - - -- --- -- --- ------ ------ ------ ------ T 2 - - - -- - - - -- 2 - - -- 8 8 1 4 5 4 635 23'4 214 448 304 W 1 - - - -- - - - -- 1 - - -- 7 7 3 - --- 3 3 7 -- .. - 197 220 417 356 Hawkinsville _________ C 1 - - - -- - - - -- 1 - - -- 2 2 1 - --- I - - - -- 3 -- --- 87 110 197 94 T 2 - - - -- - - - -- 2 - - -- 9 9 4 - - -- 4 3 10 -- -- - 284 330 614 450 W 1 - - - -- - - - -- 1 - - -- 6 6 2 1 3 2 624 206 101 307 245 Hazlehurst ________ . __ C 1 - - - -- - - - -- 1 1 1 2 1 - -- - 1 - - - -- 1 1 1 103 75 178 125 T W Hogansville____ . _____ C lT 2 - - - -1 - - - -1 - - - -2 1- ____ ----~. - - - -- - - -- - - -- 2 1 1 - - -- 7 4 I 8 4 3 1 1 1 4 2 735 2 - .-- 6 --- 6 1 2 I --i- --iT-2 1 1 2 156 - - - -- 2 -- - 2 - - - -- 8 --- 8 309 176 485 370 109 218 186 10790[ 88 158 85 179 197 376 271 Inman ______________ Jesup _______________ Kirkwood ___________ LaFayettc___________ LaGrange ___________ Lavonia _____________ >l>-l ~ Lawrenceville ________ Lithonia _____________ Lumber City_________ Madison ____________ Marietta ____________ Martin. _____________ W 1 1-'---- C1 T2 W1 C1 T2 Wc ____1__ - - - -- T1 W1 C1 T2 W3 C2 T5 W1 C1 T2 W1 C1 T2 W1 C1 T2 W1 C T 1 1 2 W1 C1 T2 W2 C1 T3 W1 C1 T2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 - - - -- - - - -1 1 1 2 3 2 5 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 - - 1____ 1 -- - 1____ - -- ------ - - -- -- ------ - - -- 1 1 24 14 38 31 37 24 61 45 1 12 2 - ~- ------ - - -- 61 38 99 76 77123 4 42 180 208 388 250 22 11 1 55 86 141 103 99134 4 52 235 294 529 353 77 2 2 2 3 4 8 198 205 403 374 - - -- - -- - -- - -- ------ - - -- - - -- - -- - - - -- ------ ------ ------ 7 7 - - -- 2 2 2 3 4 8 198 205 403 374 - 6 6 2 1 3 3 4 1 4 135 137 272 215 1 1 - -- ------ 1 25 27 52 32 1 6 7 2 1 3 3 5 1 4 160 164 324 247 23 23 1 4 5 5 18 5 28 484 522 1,006 812 3 9 12 - -- ------ 12 - - -- 12 159 295 454 336 3 32 35 1 4 5 5 30 5 30 643 817 1,460 1,148 5 5 1 - -- 1 1 5 126 148 274 240 11 - -- ------ 1 - - - -- ------ ------ ------ 661 116 126 148 274 240 77123 3 7 9 183 193 3761 339 112 - -- ------ 1 1 50 31 81 73 189123 3 8 10 233 224 457 412 6 6 1 1 2 2 4 2 8 141 160 301 240 22 - -- ------ - - -- 2 1 35 45 80 60 8 8 1 1 2 2 4 4 9 176 205 381 300 4 4 1 1 2 1 3 - - -- 4 1 12 - -- ------ - - -- - - -- 2 1 5 6 1 1 2 1 3 - - -- 6 84 67 151 121 52 64 116 90 136 131 267 211 7 7 2 1 3 3 5 2 7 100 156 256 219 66 1 11 6 104 161 265 180 13 13 3 1 4 4 5 8 7 204 317 521 399 15 15 4 1 5 5 12 3 14 453 414 867 719 156 - -- ------ 3 2 4 128 149 277 221 1 20 21 4 1 5 5 15 5 18 581 563 1,144 940 11112 1 2 3 71 65 136 85 1 1 - -- ------ 1 16 10 26 15 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 3 - - -- 3 87 75 162 100 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. SCHOOLS TEACHERS Qualifications Enrollment and Attendance CITY OR TOWN --~-~-- ------i-------c-----,'----~-~~-~.'---,---.---.-- ~ ~ I~~ I ~ J 13 ] en "0 . ,-,'0 Grammar High School Grades Grades 8 ~05 o~k I >, "C~l 8~ ~ ~ ~ o -----,-- - - - - - - ~ ~ ~ s;; .~ s 'E .~ g ... 0 .,.:"::;,2~ w. ~Q,) .2: '~~os g E0~g_< .~~ .g ;:; ... H Q :...... b .i~ii ui ~ .~ ::.qU~ .~Sbl.J ~0:1 05 &:: :.i,a,f.;;!Q:;:li i:.~baO '0 He ~E_~< z~ en ~ ~.~ooo"'~ i.sa..I Joo~3~~0:1 0~ ..0 z S .0a.JJo~38~..ko1JJ0r3!n ~~1 z z z z Z ~~ ~ c~ I~0:1~~ ~c5 E.~...;_<~05 ~OaJ5~~ .~...; Z.~.o8~~..oW~~ ~ ..0 ~~ 8 0~ w-- ..0 0:1 b : : " . i~ t t IIiII/J Iji UIilI ;2i !n::;,I,~5 1~ Ol -M-e-n-lo-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-..-.-j-;-W=Cc-'----!c--..:..=-=-=-==-;-='--=-==-=---c=-'-----! I ,I ;~ 05 ~ ~ 138 18 156 322,1 182 504 65 17 180i 318 24' 42 2308451 370670 196 378 581 1 085 70 '135 18 35 268 24 292 503 210 713 97 23 Newnan . Nichols. . . .. iT W .. C T W C 2 ;~ 2 5 1 1 2 I1 3 4 3 I 1 15 16 2 I.. 7 7 5 1 22 23 1 ... 4 4 1 1._. 1 I.. 24 1 .. 34 11 " 1 1 4.. 3 6' 6 6 10 15 1...... 2 6 5 7 6 8 16 20 2 14 5 ,. 1 . 1 82 88 170 120 318483' 405 220 793 363 717 272 531 6251 1,156 989 125 143, 268 138 45 351 70 47 1T 2 2 1 4 5 1 1 2 1 5 . . 6 170 1781 338 185 WI 1 _.. 6 6 2 2 '4 10 . 10 171 1921 363 301 Ocilla............... { TC 1 2 1 ..... 1 1 1 1 2 3 1 ." 1 3 '. 3 133 115! 24811 131 2 1, 8, 9 3, 2 5 13 .. . .. 13 304 307i 611, 432 Pearson PinehursL Pineview Rochelle Rome RoswelL Royston Russell St. Marys \ Senoia S t a t e s b o r o __ , Stone lV ountain _ '6T1 2~ _ Wcl 1_ TI 1 Wi 1 _C 1 T2 W1 _C 1 T2 W6 _C 3 T9 W1 _C 1 T2 W1 _ c! 1 T, 2 W1 _ C1----- TI 1 _ ~II ~ W1 _C 1 T2 W1 1 _C 1 T2 W1 _C 1 T2 11 I 11 2 31 I 1_ -- 1 2 I2 2 4 1 _ 1 1 ' __ 3 3 1 _ 1 1 331 1 1 22' 1 1 1 11 2 331 1 1 1341 1 1 112 2 24611 6 1 37 38 I 3 4 7 3 1 11 12 I 1 1 9 2 48 50 I 4 4 8 1 33 1 -I 1 11 2 441 1 1 661 1 2 12 2 2 2 6 811 2 1 11 1 1 -i- I==== --- 1 221 _1 1 112 2 134 1 1 33 3 1 11 1 2 442 4 1 882 3 1 134 2 1 11 12 2 1 3 1 1I 3 4 1 1 2 1 ___ I 2 2 2 1 I 5 611 2 ~2 -- --I 1 3 1 1 1 ,3 4 _ __ 1 - _ 13 4 3 3 ________ 1 4 _3 1 14 4 6 13 28 1 1 38 1 7 16 36 2 13 4 1 1 14 5 26 2 2 2 8 ____ 2 1 --- ----11 12 11_ 1 3 1 __ 6 __ 6 1 7 6 47 10 13 4 8 3 10 1 314 2 2 1 516 761 79 15.51 125 191 21 40, 32 95 100 19.5 157 50 70 120 III -----1------ ------ ------ 50! 70 120 111 621 70 132 105 71571 8188 13635 12238 46 99 14.51 120 38 64 102 75 84 163 247' 195 869 986 1,855 1,446 281 429 710 440 1,150 1,415 2,565 1,886 I10i 116 226 103 15, 25 40 26 125 141 266 129 178 192 370 262 41 45 86 43 ___219 237 456 305 ~~I----~: 29 24 10; 19 29 24 441 36 80 64 41[ 59 100 51 85 95 180 115 93, 96 189 165 40[ 45 85 65 133 141 274 230 2561 254 510 420 1;22 125 2471 ' 202 3781[ 379 757 622 93 99 192[ 165 1215~ 1335~ 60 252 54 219 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. SCHOOLS TEACHERS I Qualifications Enrollment and Attendance CITY OR TOWN 8>, i Ol..., 00 '0 Ol 0 .~.. U ..c: '"if.!. ... if.!. ~ -."3>~::~::l P-< boo b Oui 1~5o,.-g-d~ to-; 15 ~O 15 .. r1SS r1S z zz Thomasville Tifton Toccoa - __ Waycross _ West Point WI _ C' 21 ------1------_ T3 _ W1 _ _ C T In Co unty 1 R-1eport. _ W C T W C T W _C T 21 ------1------_ 3 1 _ 5 ,_ 4 __ 9 __ 1 __ 1 _ 2 _ Ol d, Grammar High School l 0.5;:; __G_ra_de_s ___G_rad_es__ gs ~..... ~J3 ~ 1l ...!. ...:I a>, 'a>:: al'~ ~ .S ~ P:iU c3g~ o:l E .!~'PO>d:: bl) >:: bl) .S gs.S ZO ."~-t:"l~m0 ~ o~ o"t:~l."~ O"t:l "0 ~ & ~I ~ -;.j I 0.5 0.5 Od a~a ~jso.. ~'Si;1SO~l ~js"g'j~S~~~ ~0.5 0.5 <;> ~ ...... -< Ol 0.5 &Od O~d 1f Ol -:<> l l I~~~~ i~==~ l~i ~g~ 1,02~69 16 16 1 3 -1---- 3 1 3 14 -2-~17- --376 377 753 656 ____ 215 2151' 41 , _ i Ig --2-12i 152 808 ___ 13 13 i 2 i 1 3 15 - _- - - - - - i 9 198 226 424 348 In Cou nty i Replort. In County Report. In County Report. 1 ___ 13 13 I 2 1 3 1.5 ____ ____ 9 198 226 424 348 i g 2 _"_ 7 7! 1 3 4 2 5 2 8 1 3 ~ 1 1- -1 -3 -4 --2 - - - -.5- --2 - 1~ 258 261 519 485 36 3~5 ~g~ 88 573 5 ___ 28 28 i 2 3 5 5 15 13 18 751 781 1,532 1,279 4 9 44 386 4120 1'--2-- -3- .5 --5--- 216 169 202 1,037212 1,244667 2,371879 532 1,811 1 ___ 7 7 1 3 4 4 5 2 11 I" 156 171 327 295 1 1 3 4 ___ __ __ ____ 4 ____ 1 125 130 2551 150 2 1 10 11, 1 3 4 4 9 2, 12 i 281 301 582 445 Willaoooohoo... F1 1 2 1 WindeL____ ___ __ __ __ C 1 T2 ------1 ------1 - r1 - ------ - -- 1 2 ------ 1 1 2 ~~~~~~I~~~~I~~~~ 3 3 1 1 1____ 1 --- 1 1 1 4 2 5 --1-- -__-_--. ---1- _____ -1 _________ - 1 1 8 2 10 8 3 11 ____ 3 3 3 i ~~~~ --3T-3- ---3--1 ~51 3 ; 7 1 8 64 77 141 87 26 34 60 40 901 111 201 127 241 270 511 350 83 113 196 87 3241 383 707 437 CITY OR TOWN SPECIAL SYSTEMS--Continued. ENROLLMENT BY GRADES Alamo _ Americus - __ Ashburn _ Athens _ 1 26 1 215 1 22 2 237 1 66 1 2 2 68 1 200 1 50 2 250 Atlanta WI 190 _ C 190 190 3,29512,82812,47012,27811,889)1,4511,22811 8741 637 3821 2391167 4 1402 190 1,59611,42811,035 8101 6611 3851 236 1881----- ----- ------ ------ Bainbridge - - 7 - - - - - - - - - T W 180 180 4,891 .4,2563,5053,088 761 54 56 57 2,555401. 1,8430611,4656411,053251. C 180 180 131. 66 29 39 281 14 11'1 2' T ________ ________ 207' 120 85 961 82, 541. 67 371' W 180 180 113 52 67 641 681 40, 2H 120 637 382 239 167 4 1402 27 --- 13 -- -----51,_-_-_-_--_ ----1-- --8--0-- 27 13 5, _____ 1 80 80 50 20 _____ 1 270 Barnesville _ C 180 180 64 28 27 39, 30, 51 26 ----- ----- -----1----- ------ ------ _ Blackshear _ ~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ __1~~I:.---~~ ~~I__~~~I-- ~~I ~~II-__~~=1 =~ ~,1 ===~~. ~=== I' 1270 21 J>--i80-- ---i80-- g~ ~~ g~ ~gl ~~ ~~, r~I---271---33---Ii ---i6====----i~---87-- Blakely _ ,C~--ci1o2o0-- 120 ---i80-- 11.51'. lI1 1920~ 790~1 ~60~ ~506 46~0'1 l~i----2-~1----3-~ ----1-~1---1-~-'=-=--=-- ,---~-- --~--b-- Bluffton Boston _ C 100 T _ '6 ~~g 100__ 28 23 141 13 11 8 1 11 - - - - - - ----- ----------- ------ 4311 29 23 26. 21 14 9 6 6 7 2,_____ 1 30 gt i8 i~g r~ rgl 3~ 3~1 3ii ~~I---~2 ~~ ~~I===_ __1 ~~ __ Bowersville T _ '6 l~g l~g iL __ 83 51, ~~' 315~1 40 lL __ 3~7~I---~3~6I,---3~7~1---~3~8 12 ~ 141 17 ~ ===== === 1 __ ~ 81 ~: __ T 36 16 15 1.5 13 111 10 11 5 3 1 19 W 160 160 50 17 18 141 21 13 11 4 6_____ 1 21 Canon _ C 80 T 80 25 21 10 3 8 4 4 - -1 ----- -----,---- ----- ------ 7.51 38 10 21 22 25. 17 111 4 6 1___ 1 21 Cedar Grove _ ~I===~~~== ===~:~== ---~~!--<~ --<: --<~,=====I=====I==========1===== ===== ====='=====,====== ====== Chickamauga W 180 _ CI 180 36 22 38 18' .18 14 11 1.5, 13 5 1 1 33 ----- 1 ' ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ------ ------ Clarkston T:________ WI 160 160 _ CTII---1-6-0--- 160 36 22 38 181 18 141 11 15 13 5 ----- -----1 1 33 -----1------ ------ 9 11 14 12 1W0, 1651 206 146 8 5, 7 .5 ----- '1----- ------ ------ 8 -----51. -----711-----5 ----- ----- ----- --- ------ ISPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. Length of Term ENROLLMENT BY GRADES CITY OR TOWN Cochran _ Columbus _ Commerce _ Conyers _ Cordele _ Cornelia _ ~ I . .... w t>::>.. 13 rn >, O~J '"".O.~. "+-; --~ ~00 .0.. ~blI ""0 (1). ...0 ..~.. g 'o- ,ES ~.:.l c~O~J o w"b1;~,::3l:'"".~OSO'5J Z Eo< ~ i~g i~g t~ill ';;: '61 ~. ': ~ I "000 f!J ::::~ >:>..:;: -oo~o; mO :l Eo< _>_:>~"0 ]OJ V ~~-..t-=I '"0._0..5,.,~~ Q) '"0 0'" 1l... C"3 ] 0 '"0 . . c~:... ,... ags :E Eo< g f<; o S " 5 : l'" oS '"._0.. w '" "5,:~l ""'0 r'k V Cl.5 r'"0~ V OJ 1l... a.5 _ r'"k'.l .al....cv: 0 C3..c~: .~. d . . .d~ ,.... rJi w..Q~) 00 o:S .~..d~ ..d ...c: -+J ...p;;> .S ZEo< ~~+m:>" ~o,S~ 0... ..c: ..t~-: Eo< ...b..O0 o.~.o.Jj..S-..~.r_ U.c..00c.i:b.: 5D;.:_b1.Q~~.Ol.3..)~oO+~.~.'0~bc~"0D: Eo< Eo< ~~I-~~~r-""'~~-d--2=1~:-c'---i=f::'--C2=~+-I------c~c=c~'-----::-;16 =~ j 4i=====I l_J_~9-- T ________ ________ 69 44 42 33 36 25' 25 16 14 5 L ____ 1 W 180 180 640 459 400 397 345 205 117 185 119 61 2L____ 2 C 180 180 494 197 219 106 107 68 44 31 30_____ 1 T 1,134 656 619 503 452 273 161 216 149 61 .2L____ 3 W 180 180 50 52 42 36 22 281 38 44 38 30 12 _____ 1 C 180 180 12 18 15 13 12 6 T 62 70 57 49 34 34 38: 44 38 30 12 -----1 1 W 185 185 31 25 35 30 35 31 24'1 35 12 18 _____ _____ 1 C 185 185 20 23 22 16 12 8 9 6 4 L____ 1 ~---i80-----i80-- 1~~ 16~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~I 1~ ~~ i;---i2;===== i l-ii~-i~ 2~ I!! Iij I~ lII!il}irirI~121!r 39 389 61 450 104 _ 104 65 14 ~~ :z T ________ ________ 70 64 40 50 46 401 46 29 12 5 _____ ____ 1 46 Covington _____________ Dallas __________ - - - -Dawson _______________ D e c a t u r _______________ D e x t e r _____________ Doerun _______________ >I>00 "'" Douglas_______________ Dublin ________________ East Point- ___________ Fairfax ________________ Fitzgerald _____________ Gainesville ____________ W 180 CT 180 ______ ~ W 180 CT ___1__0_0_ W 180 C 180 T ______ W 180 CT 180 _______ WC ____1_0_0_ T _______ W 180 CT ___1__8_0_ WC ____1_8_0_ T _______ W 180 CT ___1__8_0_ W 180 CT ____1_8_0_ W 180 CT ____1_0_0_ W 180 CT ____1_8_0_ W 180 C 180 T ------- 180 180 180 100 180 180 180 180 ------- 180 180 180 ---_'!.._- 180 180 180 180 180 180 100 180 180 180 180 52 36 54 50 92.1 48 27 25 144 84 81 75 106 67 36 33 38 16 11 6 144 83 47 39 40 36 36 45 52 48 60 45 92 84 96 90 102 77 69 63 68 19 16 13 170 96 85 76 28 22 17 14 ----- ----- ----- 28 22 17 14 30 25 28 32 28 20 25 23 58 45 53 55 ;~I;;j;;'j 100 83 71 53 100 152 101 41 47 41 253 190 160 159 150 106 88 78 79 229 5 li!I'~1 ~l 10 8 5 10 15 131 5 13 133 146 133 120 160 123 85 58 293 269 218 178 227 152 144 158 217 75 45 49 444 227 1 189 207 l~i=====I===- 36 22 58 39 26 65 25 21 46 3651 41 179 26 ___ 10,_____ ---- ) I t ~~I----~ 29 22 23 534 34 36 50 25 28 13 27 36 16 2~1 ___2~ 86 41 52 26 20 62 43 57 14 76 - - ~ -43 ---~~ ~~ ---3~ 541 16 __________ 39 16 --~-- __--___- _-_-_-_- ---~f--~gl--~~ 12 10 12 10 2 1 ____ ----- 2 -----1 -__-_-_ ---i~ ---~gl---~~ 15 20 12 27 20 99 47 20 15 ____ ----- ----- ---- 20 15 ____ 11 _________ 99 47 ----40 -----1----30' 20 - - - -11- _-_--_-_-__-_-_-_ 121 45 83 33 65 17 541 15 40 3 321 24- __ 3 _________ ~~I- --~:I- --~~ 166 116 821 691 43 35 24- ___ 70 47 17 8 -_-_-_-_-__-_-_-_--J -__-_- 87 55 ----- ------- 47 "1 21_ 4 4 ----2'===== 8 11 ----4 ----- ----- ---- ----- ----- -------- ------ ---- 121 119 108 21 14 9 636 ____3_6 - - - 28 -- - - - 21 -- ____ - - -- 142 133 117 69 36 28 21\____ 147 98 107 80 64 44 26 ___ 37 26 13 15, ___________________ 184 124 120 951 64 44 26 ___ 1 63 1 14 2 77 1 34 1 34 1 63 1 63 1 109 I 109 1 67 1 67 I 61 I 61 1 150 I 21 2 171 I 34 I 34 1 148 16 2 154 1 .214 I 15 2 229 .6 ;:j p. .o... Q) ...Q....).. ClTYORTOWN en ~ '1;$ 'O~ 5J Q) ..0--- s.~ ;:j- >l>- Z ~--------- ----,-\~N-Oc--cl~8=0 Glennville _C _ T _ Griffin HartwelL W 180 _ C 180 _ ~I~~~~~~~ Hawkinsville Ti------- W 120 _ C 120 T _ HazlehursL W _C T 100 100 _ Hogansville W 180 _ C 180 TI _ SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. ENROLLMENT BY GRADES Inman Jesup Kirkwood LaFayette LaGrange Lavonia Lawrenceville Lithonia Lumber City Madison Marietta Martin - WI _ C 110400 110400 160 188 208 84 55_____3 41 -----1----- -----'--_---1------ ------_ ~I---iso-- ---iso-- ~g ~8 ~~ 1; ~g 4g 3~ ---35 ---30 ---is ----- -~~~ ---i-- --86-- _ C 180 180 58 18 17 20 8 11 5 4 ,_ ____ _____ _____ 1 4 T _ ~ ~~~ __ 117 58 6ri 65 43 51 40 39 30 18 ~~~ ~~~ ~~ ~: =~ ~~ =~ ~~ ~5 ~ __ --l~~~ 2 90 1 26 T '________ 100 60 59 45 30. 46 37 15 8 31____ 26 W 100 180 39 34 28 25 20 30 20 30 25 15 _ C 100 180 18 12 8 8 61 5 5 70 _ T ________ ________ 57 46 36 33 26 35 25 30 25 15 _____ _____ 1 70 W 175 _ C 1'75 175 247 162 161 123 121 62 461' 24 23 22 14_____ 1 83 175 117 53 74 64 41 40 31 19 8 6_____ 1 33 ]-::--::- <::;;l;;;i';;j;i:; T 364 215 235 187 162 102 77 43i1 31 28 14_____ 2 116 _ :::::::::;;~: _ C 100 160 27 18 12 111 9_____ 3 11 _ T 71 56 50 521 48 32 42 301 28 15 13 20 1 105 W 180 180 48 38 32 30 35 30 36 28 12 12 _. ___ _____ 1 52 _ C 180 180 20 30 12 9 9 -I1- _ T ________ ________ 68 68 44 39 44 30 36 28, 12 12 _____ _____ 1 52 W 180 180 34 19 10 12 18 16 12 21i 4 5 _ C 90 90 68 21 11 6 6_____ L 1 30 _ T 102 40 51 18 24 16 16 21 4 5,_____ 1 30 W 180 180 40 25 36 39 33 23 23 28 15 14;_____ _ C 180 180 70 45 36 36 19 16 14 10 6 31 1 57 1 19 T,________ 110 70 72 75 52 39 37 38 21 171__________ 2 76 W 180 _ C 180 180 153 127 137 116 100 78 47 55 33 12 9_____ 1 109 180 1084640332519 6 1 _ T _ ~ ~~g 261 173 177 149 125 97 53 55' 33 12'[ 9_____ 1 109 ~~g it 1~ 1~ ~: 1~ 1~ ~~ . __ ~~; ~ ~==== ~~~~~~~~~~ ~ 2~ __ T 35 15 25 9, 18 16, 21, 16, 7 1_____ 1 23 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. Leng~~_of ~ TermJ_ _ __ ---._ _.-_.-_E_N,R_O_L,L_M_E__N,'I'_B_Y,---G_R_A,D_E_S-,---_-.-_-,--_------,,-__ en . oJ .. CITY OR TOWN .... .'."..0. 85 oblJ .38".ig:~: o@ ~ Q) ::l'"O ~ Q) ,.8Q.~8 ;:::j...... ~.S ,.0 oJ o~ 'g t;----------~c07----,Z~-'-I--E-<~~ ~ igg I igg ~ 0> Menlo ________________ 25 25 24 40 38 30 25 31 20 24, 16_____ 1 91 I 8 10 8 9 7 ----- ----- 1 _ 33 35 32 49 45 30 25 31 20 24, 16 1 91 W 180 180 132 70 90 75 80 71 69 50 49 14 7 1 120 Moultrie _ C 160 T, 160 131 82 39 47 38 22 18 6 5 ~ _____ _____ 1 11 _ 263 152 129 122 118 93 87 56 54 14 7 2 131 Nelson NeV(llan W 100 180 30 25 28 17 10 8 11 6 1 6 - __ C 80 100 10 8 7 5 3 2 _ T _ W 180 180 40 33 35 136 121 102 22 93 ~~ i~ l~ 6~ 29 ---331---14 i 13~ _ C 180 180 157 54 40 39 31 23 12 7 !_____ 17 T _ 293 175 142 132 112 97 61 69 29 33 14_____ 2 145 W 180 180 89 52 23 22 252222 8 3 2 _ Nichols _ C 160 160 T _ 38 9 14 6 9 2 2 127 61 37 28 342424 8 3 2 _ _ Ocilla _ WC 180 T 180 _ 67 53 _ 120 48 45 93 38 25 63 40 27 67 2268 54 3230 53 2271 48 2174 41 2160 36 185 23 11_____ 11_____ 1 1 83 _ 83 Pearsoh _______________ Pinehurst ____ - - - - - - - -- WI 180 C 100 TI _______ ~ 1___ 1~~_ T' _______ W 197 Pineview _______ - - - - - - - CT 110 _______ W 180 Rochelle________ - - - - - -- CT 165 _______ Rorne _________________ ~>I>.- Roswell ______ - - - - - - - - - W 180 C 180 T ______ W 1 180 CT 180 _______ Royston- _____ - - - - - - - - RusselL ________ - - - - - - - W 180 C 100 T -----WC ____1_0_0_ T _______ W 180 St. ~arys------------- C 180 T _______ W 180 Senoia ________________ C 120 T W 180 Statesboro_____________ C 180 T 180 100 180 i~i i~ i~ 3L_-~l- _~~ ~: ~ g~f i~ ~i 3~ 1~117 9 1210 == === ======== == ======== == 6-7----7 ----6----2=====-- -i 22 --3i ---is ---i7 ----7 ----sl----9 ---i6 ----7 ----7 ----6 ----2 ====- ---i- 22 197 18 20 17 15 12 9 10 12 10 9 _____ ____ 1 31 110 10 8 7 4 2 2, ~ -_ 28 28 24 19 14 11 10 12 10 9_____ 1 31 180 30 15 10 20 11 17 14 10 10 8_____ 1 28 165 50, 26 10 7 6 1 1 1 _ 80 41 20 27 17 18 15 11 10 8,_____ 1 28 180 402 380 275 201 185 170 97 56 40 261 13_____ 1 232 180 256 182 130 58 32 23 21 13____________________ 1 34 658 562 405 259 217 193 118 69 "40 26 13_____ 2 266 180 78 17 34 18 17 26 17 11 8 _____ _____ _____ 1 19 180 181 8 7 3 4, ----- - ----- ----- ----- 96 25 41 21 21 26 17 11 8_____ 1 19 180 56 34 57 32 38 55 40 24 18 16 _____ _____ 1 58 100 19 15 21 16 9 6 - __ - _- - - __ - - - - - - - - - - - -- 75 49 78 48 47 61 40 24 18 16_____ 1 58 100 9266 15 ----- 180 9 18] 2 15 6 10 6 12 15 10_____ 87 c _ 1 15 180 20! 14 14 20 16 3 1 ----- 38 29 24 32 26 3 1 8 7 _____ _____ _____ 1 15 180 120 24 23 21 20 17 18 18 10 181 19 7, 7 20 13 21 13 5_____ 1 52 - ----- 47 41 35, 28 251 26 20 13 21 13 5 1 52 180 801 56 691 47 581 48 30 58 32 32 _____ _____ 1 122 180 64' 43 321 301 241 28 18 5 3 1 8 1441 99 1011 771 821 76 48 63 35 32 _____ _____ 2 130 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. Length of Term I .5-1----- ENROLLMENT BY GRADES S CITY OR TOWN 11>0 en I l;' ~@ :: I S:.;Q) Q) I Z I ;:j;'::; :en. oj ... "Og) '-: s~O~.bSIJ ~b~~."~SQO) ~ '0oj .+~' ]~ "0 g ~~ U "E :E ]0. .~.c: 0 E-< ~ w. E-< ~ ~ Stone Mountain Thomasville Tifton i " 180 1 180 31 37' 19 2.51 _ j C 180 ~I rr r ~~-f~~~-I 180 13 18' 6, 71 i~~ _ ~4~l4 ~14~.5:, ~~2g5l1 J3~2l' !~ c1 W r ~C 180, 180 InCount,y Report ---1188-00---1---11-88-0---1 83 In o 1~~1l u n3~t~y4:'IRep~7i9oll'r t. 53 ~f Toccoa________________ , 291 33'1 121 9 T W ---1-8-0---11---1-8-0---' 1321 101 31411 221 73 1 2221 70 191 Waycross______________ C 180' 180 123 128'1 1031 98 T ________ ________ 4371 349 325'1 289 West Point W 180 ~______ I--_~~~ ;g 180 42 291 42 35 ~~~J 1991 ~~. g~11 ii UU .~ ~I '0 w~.:1 16 M 22~01 74 61, 25 191 99 801 29 39 29 39 56 39' 11 81 67 471 174 1541 92 84' 266 238 24 30 20 20, 44 50 1 37 1 37 1 114 1 25 2 139 65 1 6.5 1 98 1 98 1 165 1 81 2 246 1 90 1 90 Willacoochee __ c ________ Winder- _______________ ------_._._----_._-- W 180 C T 120 _______ W 180 C 180 T ------- 180 120 1~1 1___ ;5:41 10: 12i 22, 19' 8 27 16' 71 231 18 6 24 24 1~ ____ ~' ____ 19 5, 5 ~i:::):::: 1 1 12 - - - -- 2, _____ ,____ 1 12 180 180 iii- __ 105 100, 6229'1 43 19 551 19 521 52 71 11i ~5i ___ ~71 ___ ~61 ___ ~5:::: 1 I , 113 -----,------ 2051 911 62 74 59, 1 631 40 4.5 37, 16 __ _--- .. .-._._ ... --~._-------_ 1.5, ____ 1 1 113 06t :>:cc:+or,,,,l,,,,,0::0l :>:o:or cr" ,,,,p.~... ,, :>Sco :;l. ~" F , ,, ,,, .~., S ,,,0,,,,,, :>- :.0.;,l-. l::l ,,,,,,,, :>- 0- ,,,,,,,,,,(E.. I .0.... ~ 0 ;:0 >-3 0 ~ -A.-...~~~,...--A--.-.... >-30~>-30~>-30~>-30~>-30~>-30~ Z ,, , 0> , N' >1>-', >-1>-' ,, , '"N ............ ','' ., ,,,, ""...... ,' ""'"-...11 ,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, , ,, Balance on hand from 1912. - - - - 1>-', '" , 0<:;0 ', <:;0 , - -'" - - .<...D.. ',, '" , 8:- '" 0: 0' 0' - ,,,, 00 , N' .... ,' 0' 0' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...... ,, ~, 0' 0: 0' 0 ', I ,, 0' 0' 0 ',,,, 1>-' N',,,,, 00 , N', 0' 0' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, 1>-' N', 0' 0 ', , ...... ,' 0' 0' 0: 0' 0 ',, ,,,,,,, , ,I ,,,, ,, ,,,, , , , ...... ,' 0.....'. ,,' ~, 0' ' , , <:;0, N' 00' 0: 0' 0 ,,, ',,, ,, , ,,,,, ,, , ,,,, ,,,, ,,, Received from State in 1913. Total Amount Received from Local or Municipal Taxation. Fees. -...... , :,nl ,,, .0...0.. '' 00 Total Received from Incidental Fees. ~ __QlI , Total Received from Dona- tions, Sale of Bonds, Contributions, Devises, Etc. .1 m ~..... :>- t"' m m><: ~ ~ ~ Q ..... m~ b o l::l gCo Po Total Received from Sale of School Property. Total Income from Endow- , , ment. , , , >1>-' N N'', 1>-' 0' ,,,, t 0: '001' ...... ' 0' 0' .0...".. , '" , _~_I, -<:;0, - T 240 89 1,527 36 __________ 1,094 50 80 30 _ <....0.. W Boston _________ C T ---96i-6S--i~i6S-7i --2~026-821--1~270-75----678-05~~~-~~--~ W --------- ---------- ----------j---------- ._---------- --------- BowersviIIe_____ C T -- -- -4-28 ----S50-00 --C01i-66j'- ---i27-04 ----i40-oi ~ ~ _~ __ ~~ ~ Canon _________ W C T =_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_==1==,3=1==0==6=4 ====5=2=5===0=0, =_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_====6=0=1===O=D -=-===-==_ W Cedar Grove____ C T 2 93 24080 87 04 3 50 58 _ Chickamauga ___ W C T ~~~~~i~~;~==~~i~~~i ~~i~~~~~i~I~~~~ii~~~~=========~ ========= Clarkston ______ W C T --------- ---------- ----------1---------- ---------- --------- --224-601- ---S17-7i .- .. --699-601 ----lsi -071~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ==~ ~~ ~ =~ ~ ~ ~ 533,72734 12,297 40 2,192 24,264 57 4,072 50 6,927 80 2,942 99 510 6,611 86 1,632 99 2,436 64 334 85 2,445 00 1,372 97 CITY OR TOWN SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. RECEIPTS. .--------~--- --'--'--'~-'---'C--~-- '"'"" '--_._ _ - ._------ _ ... .. _ - _ . _ . _ . _ - - ' __ - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - _ . . l':) W ---------i----------I----------' _ Cochran____ ____ C :;:;,:!:: Columbus_ _____ T W C :"'036J;i~iii:;;iii~::: 250.00 .:.852:: T W -------1---------- -------"-- ----------,---------- --------- Commerce_ _____ C ---------,---------- ---------- ----------,---------- --------- T 2,000 00' 1 , 998 00 5,428 00, 400 00 600 00 _ ==========i==========i=====~ W Conyers_ _______ C T -===3=7=2==4=4 1,905 67, 5,554 82, 1 , 6~6===46=11= == ======= === ==- - --_ W Cordele_ _______ C -t ~~~~~ ~~ ~~:~~ =1=~~06~ =1[ ~ ~~~~==:~ Cornelia T ========= ==========1========== ========== ========== ========= W --- ~ = = == = = == ======1= = =========_ ___ _____ 1,125 00] 4,297 001 : 400 OOi- _ 4,123 86 405 37 279 102,789 56 9,426 00 9,459 39 17,336 23 5,822 00 rw Covington ______ C T W Dallas _________ C T W Dawson ________ C T W Decatur________ C , 97,:2:80441, 3 5'7~OOI~ ~~~~~~_~~ ~ ===== ~ =~ ~ _~ ==- ~=== _:= ~== === __ =~ ~ - ~=== ~ __2~~ ~o~ ~ ~1 ~1~9~~~ T 68 95 1,811 41 5,885 00 1,873 35 __________ _________ _______ _______ 20 00 9,658 71 W Dexter _________ C T W ;7013~, ~~~f448001 ::.:. ,:::::::.2,0"13 Doerun ________ C ~ T _________ 572 81 1,18.5 421 1,677 79 ____ _____ _______ _____ 208 28 3,644 30 ,,~~;i;;; ;-;::1311 ~..3.:;;: '. ': ,,".". 2ooon~i;,::;~ "w0 Dous:las ________ W C T ~======== ========== ========== ===- -=-==- ==-==~==-= -------- W Dublin _________ C ---_._- - -------- T East PoinL _____ W C T :.:'....2'5'6;'r.6"'I~t r.O~::: .::. f:::.::: :::. 9,,;,;" W Fairfax _________ C T ----24-51 ----402-48.~~~~_~~-~~i---- i60-44~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~~~~ _~~~~~~~ ~~>~~~~~~~ ----587-43 Fitzgerald ______ W C T W 5.585"'43760 155~0011'2or.'ol Gainesville _____ C T _________ , 6,575 661 9,502 11 452 251 _______ ________ 113 33 26,843 62 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ j ~ ~~ ~ i 536 _ == =- -: =: =: : =:: : = = 02 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued, RECEIPTS, C'l g CITY OR TOWN ~~ "lj "" '" ~Co) 0; i='1 . - - - , .---.-."---C-----,----'c-----,~--____.-----_,____-____.-- ~ ;:; S JJ ;0 ~>< l=: ,S '5 ,S ,~g, E-< 2 0d0 S 0 J "8 .>~ Q) : : ~ '" '0s.gS @.-~b.c,~~'"U~30 en~ ,]'~"~oS'" " i:J 3~o~~ ~'" .-...o .s.~ ..s~'.r] ';.~,:.:0 .-.] ~.~...o0o ..... ~b ~~~ '3 0 g3 -~ en ~ S ..8... en .,.0 0. 'QJ ~"'" ~ E-< E-< E-< E-< E-< E-< E-< ~-G-Ie-n-n-v-il-Ie-_-_-_-_-_-_-' ~ =~= =~= T == 1==,5=9==1 ==6=6 1,=1=1==9=9=9==_=__==__==_=_ _==_=_=== =2=2==0=8=2=1=_=__==_=_=_=_=__==_1=_=__= =_=_=_=_=_=_=_1= ==3==8==0'0=,1_,=_='_==_=_=_=_=_ == 90=0=0==='3==,0=6=0==4=7= W - 1_______ _ _ Griffin _C 1__________ ---- _ Hartwell Hawkinsville T 7,39436 9,618 10 3,785 30 8 55__________ 1,89004 22,696 3,5 ~_ T ====2==6=3=5==0 ==2==,1==1=0=1==9 ==1==,5==9=3=0==0 ==1==,9=8=0=2==8=__=_=_=_==_=_=_=_=_=_1_=_==_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=-,--===8=7=2=6==1 ==6==,8==1=9=5==8 _ WC - -- -- - ------- -------------- -- ._ T 2,621 28 5,89828 2,250 00 10,769 56 W ~ --_____ ---- _ HazlehursL _ C --- - -----_---- ------ : ------- ------- __ ---------- T 593 81 81848 5,20500 3500 10300 14,00000'________ _ 20,75529 W --- -1 ------- ---- ---- ---------- Hogansville__ c __ C T 091 1 41 67 1,432 ---------- ---------- ---------- 1' ------- --------- ---------- 1,200 00 441 00 ____________________ ________ _______ 435 74 3,550 50 vV _ Inmap _C _ Jesup T W _C 58280____________________ 1500 _ _ 597 80 _ Kirkwood T W _C ___ __ _ 1,320 55 4,867 72 718 08 _ _ 5,906 35 _ WT 967 46 6,131 72 33 50 ~____ 237 49_ 7,370 17 LaFayette _C _ T 11832 1,43166 1,64244 48603 38000 W _ _ 4,058 25 LaGrange _C ~ _ T 1,50830 6,36566 16,00000 1,34608 2,13200 W _ _ 27,352 0'4 Lavonia Lawrenceville _ C wT ----~~~-i6--~:6~6-~~--i:~~6-66----~~i-~~--i:6ii-~6~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~ ----i6~-~~_ _C _ 5,692 14 T 17 71 1,308 90 4,087 10 1,057 66 W _ _ 6,471 37 Lithonia _ C: .. - _ T 7993 93529 2,14599 39660 68925__________ W 49265 _ 4,739 71 Lumber City _ C _ Madison Marietta ~ ~~~~~~~~~l~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~ _ T ====4=0=9==9=1= 1,651 20/. 4,734 28 ==1==,1=0=0==0=0================= === =============== 3,523 35 _ 7,895 39 _ ~ ~~~~~=~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ T 56766 4,09661 9,80030 2,67640 20,94722 _ 38,088 19 Martin _ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~I~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ T 57 44 74500 602 94 3000 181 67 _ 1,617 05 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. RECEIPTS. ;j ;; a CITY OR TOWN :I~::: ;3 a 8~d!.; :3: ;; '- Eo<'S .S ~;':-8: A'<~ll g:; 0 W R .t: ~ a 0 "......... 601. .,303771"248 21 ~ ==~~~~~~~~I2,1~G9Ii,OO'15 Statesboro C I I , Stone Mountain jl TI__________ 98739: ,58584 .lIi-~~~~~~=~~==-=~~~~~--=====~=III~~~~~~~-~~I:, -~~~~~~~~~ 91437 J --- 3,48260 ~ '"d 8. ,,~,,, f ,, ,,,, ~ 'o'"" ,,,,,,f,," g~ ,,,,,,,,, i 1'0 ~,,,, >-'30:::S>-'30:::S>-'30:::S>-'30:::S>-'30:::S , .en ,, 0' 00:' 0' 0' 86v o ::3 ><: o ~ o>-'3 :z::s Balance on hand from 1912. Total Amount Received from Local or Municipal Taxation. Total Received from Tuition Fees. Total Received from Donations, Sale of Bonds, Contributions, Devises, Etc. en o.>~..... t"" en >en< ~ ~ ~ Q ...... ~ b o l:l gtt P. Total Income from Endowment. "', 01 I 1--1.1 I , Total Receipts from all sources. " CITY OR TOWN SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. .0.0. ~ ~'" 'c"o E'-"< ~'" 'c"o E'-"< O:;'"sJ 0 'p""a0'.", O'"J S ~'" 0 '""a0'" p., Adrian _ AlaD1o _ AD1ericus _ Ashburn _ Athens , Atlanta Bainbridge Barnesville Blackshear BI~ke~ Bluffton Boston Bowersville Canon Cedar Grove Chickamauga Clarkston ~ _ T 6=,=6=0=0==0=0t1========== ===========1I=4=2=5=,=9=4=6==3=0J==1=1=,=7=2=1==9=8I ==1=1=,=1=4=3==4=91 ==9==,8=1==8==7=2 W 999 99 5,545 00'1 6,544 99 __________262 29 .:-~ _ C ________ 360 00 1 , 064 97 1 , 424 97 ___________ __________ _ _ T 11,800 00 1,359 99 6,609 971 7,96.9 96 ___________ __________ 262 29 W ________ 9,609 30 4, 620 00 14, 229 ~O ___________ 3, 169 83 _ C ______ __ 549 30 I1 549 .30 ___________ 231 33 722 33 182 21 T 3,000 00 10,158 60 4,620 001 14,778 60 _____ _ 3,401 16 904 54 -- - _ ~ ~~~~~ ~~ -~~~~~ ~~I'- T ===== ===11- --1,360-00 - - 2,115-00 3~~,4~~7~50~0~= == === == === ==== ====== === === == =__= _ ~ W ========'===~=~~~=~~ ===~=~~~=~l==~=~~~=~~ --~~~~~~-~~ : 47500 1,69500! 2,17000___________ --~~:~~-~~ ======5=0=0==0 _ ~ =======------475-00 1,7~g 88: 2,2~g 88=========== ==========1-----50-00 W ______ 1,949 98 1,962 50] 3,912 48 .! 250 49 _C 24000 15000 39000 '1 12 45 T ______ 2,189 98[ 2, 112 501' 4,302 48 ___________ __________ 262 94 _ W _______ C _______ 720 00 100 00 720 00 1 , 440 00 __________ _ 1_ - - - - - - - - - .: 100 00 __________ __________ _ _ T 82000 720 00 1,54000__________ _ _ _ W ~ _______ -------- 800 OOi 1,140 00 1,940 00 __________ __________ 100 00 ~18 88i---i~i40-00 2,6~8 88========== 1~ 881----ioo-00 i ;::r:-':;:f: 1-:r W 27000 -~ _ _ 1 i - 27000__________ -:':~ ~I : 10 00 12 00 1 ~ W ________ 445 OO! J---- _ ~ ======= 445-OO! 320 00 l~8 gg 765 00 ___________ 150 001 _ ~~g 88 ========== ----i50-00 ========== SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. j ~ CITY OR TOWN ~ ~ ..D E-< CD tJ a; E-< 1Q.) . :E .... en -8 . :~-~sl]1Q:.ll "'~8d "'~;d; '";1$ "; ~~ +=0' 0..... 0 E-< E-< ~ -C-o-c-h-ra-n-_-_-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-_----;-cWcccCcc'--==-=~=~=-===~~: ~~~~ _~~r ~ ~ 0 E-< 2,~gg gg 4,300 00 20,000 00 300 00 40 00 50 00 _ _ T 2,300 00 2,300 00 4,600 00 20,040 00 50 00 _ Colurnbus W _C 19,500 00 32,000 00 51,500 00 9,370 84 1,930 76 6,056 11 2,900 00 6,311 00 9,211 00 30000 30000 1,18300 Cornrnerce Conyers Cordele T 2,750 00, 22,400 00 38,311 00 60,711 00 9,67084 2,23076 7,249 11 " ~ 2,~~~ ~g---~~:~~-~~ 7,62000___________ _ T ========1' 2,687 00 5,270 00 337 50___________ 7,957 50___________ 25000 30 00 28000 30000 5000 35000 W ,___________ 4,14296 4,142 96___________ 711 56 _C L__________ WT 1'675001---1-,0--0-0--0-0- _C 540 00 220 00 48,,356526 9966 260 00 22000 4,362 96 9,585060 9006 _ ========== ----iii-56 1,587 90 1,426 82 780 24_ Cornelia T 1,900 00 _ W ~ --------1 ========1 1,540 00 8,81696 1,50000 3,915001 1,~~g gg---3~9i5-o0 150,,431556 0960____1_,5__8_7__9_0 18000 5,595 00___________ 1,426 82 758002040 _ 50 00 Covington w ___ __ _ C Dallas _ T __ W __ C T ________ Dawson _ W C T 1,50000 Decatur _ W C T ________ Dexter _ W C ---- Doerun T W _ C _____ ___ w"o" Dougf~s------------------------------- Dublin _ T __ ______ ~ ~~~~~~~~ T W __ _____ _ C _ __ __ East Point 0 ~ 1,825 00 VI _ C T 1,100 00 Fairfax . Fitzgerald ~_ W ======== _ C ________ T 1,80000 Gainesville W _ C ________ T 1,650 00 2, 100 00 31500 2,415 00 90000 20000 1, 100 00 1,73650 36000 2,09650 2.55000 ~ ______ 2,550 00 90000 4,320 00 73725 5,057 25 1,87425 6000 1 , 934 25 4,96000 675 00 5,63500 4,676 88 630 00 5,306 88 1,251 00 900 00 1,251 00 1,215 00 1,80000 270 00 150 00 1 , 485 00 1,950 00 :~~:~_~~ ~~~~_~~ 2,025 00 3,600 00 2,450 00 12,195 00 765 00 1,070 00 3,215 00 13~265 00 . ______ 5,985 00 45000 45000 450 00 6,435 00 ~ig ggi 2,20000 ==1==1=,2=0=3==6=9= 405 00 1,125 00 2,60500 12,328 69 2,80000 8,385 00 700 00 1 , 495 00 3,500 00 9,880 00 6,420 00'1 -- ___ _I _- _- ___ _ _ 1,05225. . _ 7,47225 -----------' 78025 2,7276402050_11_____________________ 3,034 251_ __________ _ 21850 21 60 ._ 240 10 6,69650___________ 10000 1,22000 1,035 00___________ 7,731 50,___________ 5000 18000 15000,1 1,40000 7,226881___________ 630 00, _______ ____ 229 61, 27 00 24000 58 00 7,856 881______ _____ 256 61 298 00 OOi 2,151 00-1'___________ 2,151 ~_______ 6,015001 5000_ 5000 _ 420 001_ __________ __________ _ _ 3,435 00 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ j ~~~:~_~~I1--=~~~~O-O~ __~~~~~_~~ _ ~~~_~~ 5,625 14,645 000011 15,000 00 5,00000' -i 1,835 00: -- I 500 00 400 00 100 00 16,48000, 5,985 00 . -. 1 50000 I 464 80 90000___________ 129 00 6,885 00 _______ ___ _ _________ _ 593 80 ~ig ~ ~ ggl 13,403 691=_=__=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_= ====6==0=07=2 ==1==,9==0=0=0=0= 1,530 001_ __________ 28 001 331 26 14,933 691 62872 2,231 26 11,185 001. 2, 195 001_ __________ _ .1 558 73 j _ 13,380 00 1 I 558 73 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. CITY OR TOWN ~ ~~ Eo-< c:l) oJ ~ ~~ Eo-< <1J ] ~ ~~ '"g ~oj ~ .~s . m .~~ .~r~D 3 50 < ;~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ w~ ~] ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ab;'$S ~ b "~";d ~b~~ ;-g; "'; b _ _ "" Eo-< Eo-< I Eo-< I Eo-< Eo-< Eo-< ~-G-l-en-n-Vl-.l~le-_ -__-__~_-_-__-_-_-__-_-_-__-_-_-__-_-__-_-_-__-_-_--;--;,c;-;~+-==-=-=-==-=--c=_I-_-_-_-_~;-;~-;;:~-O_~cO~'c-l!---_-L-_9"_-~:'-~;c--~l- ~~~~~ ~~I= == =_==== == __ ~~:~: _~~I d b Eo-< 1~8 _23 Griffin T ________ 440 00 141 968 00 1, 408 00 ___________ 1, 282 W 4,24882 11,71575 15,96457 _ C ________ ___________ 1,717 50 1,717 50 ___________ _ ! 168 23 _ _ T ________ 4,248 82 13,433 25 17,782 07 '_ _______ 550\ 00 1,251 59 HartwelL W 1,20000 4,410 00 5,61000___________ 11000' 64843 _ C _ 1 T ___ ____ 1,200 00 4,410 00 5,610 00 ___________ 110 00 648 43 W 2,57500 3,95000 6,525 00 _ Hawkinsville _ C ___ ____ 500 00 650 00 1,150 00 ___________ __________ _ _ Hazlilhurst _______ _ Hogansville T 1,50000 _ W 1 ~-------i _ '61========[' T ________ 3,07500 1,~~g ggl' l:~gg? 10000 ggl' 1,400 00 4,60000 2'i~g gg 2:~~~2 34000 gg 2, 444 00 7,67500,___________ _ 69456 3,90000 14,00000 1,00000: 5000 3,~~~ gg==========~ 4j1g gg--i4~OOO-OO 1,0~g ggl 5g gg ==========1 ========== 3, 844 00 ___________ __________ 360 18 1 Inrnan w ________ 450 001_ __________ 450 00 ___________ ____ ____ 10 00 _ C 10000___________ 10000 _ T 55000:___________ 55000___________ 10 00 Jesup _ W ________ C 900 00 5,355 00 6, 255 00 ___________ __________ 810 00 810 00___________ 40 00 1000 T ________ 900 00 6,165 00 7,065 00 ___________ __________ 50 00 W ________ ___________ 5,320 00 5,320 00 700 00 __________ 363 70 Kirkwood LaFayette _ _ C --- -- ----------- 1 T ________ ___________ 5,320 001 W 1.48000 2,06000 C 24000___________ 5, 320 00 700 00 I 363 70 ---------- ---------- ---------- 3,54000___________ 10000 24000___________ __ 10 00 LaGrange _ L avonl.a Lawrencevillc _ _ T ________ 1,720 001 2,060 001 3,780 00 _- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 110 00 W ________ 1,320 00 13,325 60 14,645 60 ___________ __________ 1,860 00 C 1,21500 2,47500 3,69000___________ 797 15 T 1,760 00 2,535 00: 15,800 60! 18,335 60 ___________ __________ 2,657 15 W 1'066681 2,26500 3,331 68 _ C _______ ___ _______ 245 00 245 00 ___________ __ _ I _- -- ~ ~:~~~~~~ _~~l~~~~-~s!~~~~=~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~-~~~-35 00 -:_:i56:54 ~~~~~~~~~~ 1 T 5,555 00 156 54. _ Lithonia _ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~~ =~ =:~_~~: 2, ~i~ gg 3, ~~g gt ~~~_~~ 10~_~Ol l~g gg Lumber City ,~~~~~~~~~ 1'~&g gg i;~~g ggl ~;~~~ gt ~~~_~~ =O~_~~I----==O-~~ _ C ________ 175 00 75 00 250 00 ___________ __________ _ _ T 1,075 00 1,660 00 2,735 00 ___________ _ : ________ _ W ________ 900 00 3, 690 00 4,590 00 ___________ 65 00 75 00 Madison _ C ________ T 1,50000 W 1,231155 000,: 0 1,765001, 770 00, 4,46000, 7,33.'; 00': 1,085 00:_ - - - - - - 5,675 00 ___________ 9,10000 16,09645 10 00 7500 15 00 9000 _ Marietta __ ~ i~675-00 2J~g gg ~;~hg ggl 16;?~g ggl1 --i6~096-45 ~~~~~~~~~~ ----357-75 ~II~~~~~~~~ Martin_ ____________ _________ ______ __ r~~ gg ~~~_~~1 l'i?~ hgl~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ 57_== T 890001 553 75 1,443 75'___________ 57 11 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued, DISBURSEMENTS, CITY OR TOWN .~~~~~~~~- - - - - - Menlo _ Moultrie _ Nelson _ Nevnnan _ Nichols __ :- - -- Ocilla - - __ ~ '0"- r;n:l .rD.. '"..<:l 'o"j ~ E'o"< 8 O'"J ~ 0 "'" rD :s1l po..,'"j<':"1 -'"~ "oO"l'"'~ '~" 0 ''"@"<'":I p.., OJ "0'" .rD.. '"..<:l 'o"j E'o"< O'"J S ~'" 0 ''""@<'":I p.., OJ "0'" O'"J 13 ..; ~'" rD l>() '"<:I ~ ;e~ oj '"'2" ~ '" '"0"'"<:I~' ,~ " i.=..0.Q... ''"@<:I ~ 1'"3 'g0.- .I'..0<....l ''@"<:I rD ,~ P. 0- r...;0n..:..l ''"@<:I po.j..,.,<,:,l p.., p.., p.., -oj oj'" OJ OJ OJ -0 Eo< "0'" "0'" "0'" Eo< Eo< ------- -_ Eo< ...._ . _ - - _ . - - - - - - Eo< ~-- --- Eo< W -------- 800 00 1,600 00 2,400 00 ----------- Eo< 250 00 E-< 17-5-00 C -------- ----------- T 800 00 800 00 W -------- 1,200 00 C -------- 400 00 T 1,691 66 1,600 00 150 00 1,750 00 7,550 00 500 00 8,050 00 150 2,550 8,750 900 9,650 00 00 -_- ----------- ----- 00 ----------- 00 ----------- 00 ----------- ---------- 250 00 300 00 25 00 325 00 ----21-07-05--0-0o-o 20 0o 220 0o W -------- 800 00 C -------- ----------- 765 00 1,565 00 ----------- 30 00 230 00 230 00 ----------- ---------- 61 92 15 9o T -------- 800 00 995 00 1,795 00 ----------- W -------- 1,900 00 9,498 00 11,398 00 2,489 23 30 00 214 04 77 82 400 0o C -------T 2 ,000 00 427 00 2,327 001 1,70000 11,19800 2,127 13,525 00 00 --------- 2,489 -2-3 ----2-1-4---0-4 150 550 00oo W -------C -------T -------- 900 280 0000.1___2__,0_2__5__0_0 1,180 001 2,0:25 00 2,925 00 ----------- 37 00 6 25 280 3,205 O00Oi-- -_-__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- ---------- ---------- 37 00, 6 25 W -------C -------T 1,600 00 900 001 450001 1,350 00, 3,490 00 250 00 3,740 00 4,390 OOi- - _______ -- 700 5,090 OOi - - _- - _- _- - 001 ___________ =--=-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=11=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=-= ROME HIGH SCHOOL DRILL-GIRLS. Pearson w 810 00 600 00 1,410 00 __ . . _ _C 200 00.__________ 20000 . Pinehurst_: Pineview T ________ 1,010 00 600 00 1,610 00 ___________ 165 00 _ W _c______ 90000 1,21500 2,11500___________ 10000 4500 _ CT ---- --- -. -- ---9--0-0-0-0- --- -1,2--1-5-0-0- --------2,115 --i----------00___________ ---------- ---------- 10000 45 00 W __ _ 1,000 00 740 00 1,740 00 15 00 125 00 _ _C 11000 11000 . _ llochelle T 1,000 00 85000 1,85000 1500 12500 _ W ._ 888 88 1,08000 1,96888 _ _C 36000 203 28 56328 . _ T 1,248 88 1,283 28 2,532 16 _ nr.orne - _ W C ___ __ __ _ 4,800 00 18,460 00 23,260 00___________ 350 00 720 00 2,970 00 3,690 00 _ ______ ____ 850 00 420 00 lloswelL T 2,100 00 5,52000 21,43000 26,95000___________ 35000 1,27000 W ________ ___________ 1,815 00 1,815 00 ___________ __________ _C 22500 22500 20 00 _ T 2,040 00 2,04000 2000 lloyston _ W C 1,1000(> 3,100 00 4,20000___________ 20000________ __ 20000___________ 10000 1000 7300 1600 llusselL. T 1,30000 3,100 00 4,40000___________ 11000 8900 W ______ __ ___________ 225 00 225 00 _ _ C . 1 _ T _~_________________ 22500 22500 ._ St. Marys ________ _ W 90000 _ C ________ 360 00 T 1,26000 43500 1,33500___________ 135 00 495 00 ___________ __________ _ 57000 1,83000___________ 2700 _ 27 00 Senoia _ W C . 1,000 001 1,94500 2,945 00 3,822 41 255-00 25500 281 36 52 64 _ Statesbofo T _ WC 1,00000 2,200 00 3,200 00 3,82241 2,14500 4,734 97 6,879. _9.7_ 8,2110500000 281 36 18700 52 64 17830_ T . __ . ._.__ 8,31500. 187 001 17830 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued, DISBURSEMENTS, CITY OR TOWN o "'00 -'@-0'" o '" p-.] -.;'g"~ O'~ E-< E-< g ~----------------;-:c:;o;'-----~'----c-= r 00 W _______ 495 001 Stone Mountain jC ._ I l' 938 88 495 00 f 66 Thomasville _. _______ ___________ ___ __ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 3 ,~gt I \i1,800 00 3,879 41 Tifton . ____________ _____ _______ __jr'c;\'I- ------- 2,904 44 Toccoa gg lr"~i---------- ---2-,-9-0.-4--4-4 ---- - --( ~li~600-00 ~~g W 1 WI_ _______ r Waycross__ __ ______ ______ ______ __ { C ________ T 2,40000 West I Pomt-----~------------c----------j C T -------________ 2,10000 1,755 00 3,855 00 1,500 00 315 001 1,815 00 j ~ 5o E-< ~ ~ --0 .,.; 00 ,SblJ >:: S'" ,90'0i g"@'" ~.s >~:: "@ ;.:;ss, --0 '9 i=.Q.. ..2 0- '9 0' r:...:.I ..2 i5. 0;:l U..1. ..0... "--a0 "--oaZ]:: --0 '@ --0 '@ '-@-0 P-. P-.o P-. P-. P-. ~ da1 d d ~ b b~ b b b E-< E-< E-< E-< ------- --~ - - - - - - ---- -E-< - - 1,070 001 1,565 OO! __ __ _______ _________ _ _ ~:~~~ ~~Il~ :~~g ~~'Ii~~ ~ ~ ~~66~66 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~i6~60 ~ ~~ ~~66~60 1,183 50 1,678 50, 60 00 5 00 9,22885 13,109 26 86000 15001 6,378 72 9,283 161" 'I In Count y Report. : 6,378 72 9,283 16 , ----------i 4, 290 00 4,290 001 1_ - - - - . - - - -: ----------1 360 00, 720 00,_ __________ _ ! 4,65000' 5,01000; 15,876 27 17,976 27: 24,839 331 350 001 2, 115 00 3,870 00 _____ _____ 100 00 17,991 27 21,846 27 24,839 33! 5, 445 00 6, 945 00' I 450 001 100 00 5, g~~ gg 7,~gg gg=~~~~====] --- -ioo-0011 58 43 25843 656 97 656 97 250 00 50 00 30000 578 53 188 00 766 53 300 00 3~g gg vVillacoochee ____________________________ vVinder _________________________________ w -~-----C -------- 780 318 00001 825 001 ----------i T -------- 1,098 00; 825 00: W -------- ----------- 5,175 00' C -------- 315 00 315 001 T 1,500 00 315 001 5,490 00 1 1,605 318 00001___- _- _- _-_-_-_-_-_-_ --------- --------- 1,923 5,175 00001 ________________-_- 630 00 __________ 5,805 00 __________ --------- - - - -- - -- --------- --------- 27 12 6 00 33 12 232 00 45 00 277 00 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued, ----------------,------------------- ------------------ ------------ DISBURSEMENTS, CITY OR TOWN Adrian _ Alarno _ Arnericus _ Ashburn _ Athens _ 1,328 81 ....; 00 .Q..). Q) .-.i+.=.."l .... ..0... "0 'OJ (l; -:; -+" 0 Eo-< 40 00 0; 'i="l '".... ;::l 00 ..i.=..l .... ..0... "0 'OJ (l; -:; -+" 0 Eo-< ----------~--- IIi Q) 00 i=l Q) 0. ~ ~.... Q) .<:l -+" 0 180 00 2,909 45 50,652 40 131 78 58 42 Atlanta Bainbridge Barnesville Blackshear Blakely Bluffton Boston Bowersville Canon Cedar <1rove Chickamauga Clarkston w _C T 10,764 37 12,381 50 45,350 98 533,72734 W _C 895 00 28 01 10,872 43 1,424 97 895 00 28 01 2,228 19 12,297 40 1,276 34 133 35 22,591 15 _ 672 15 1,634 99 1,948 39 133 35 60 00 24,226 14 1,250 86 3,825 86 _ ------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- ------------- w 50 00 28 00 1,250 86 225 00 3,825 86 "_ C T 50 00 28 00 225 00 _ W C 649 99 2,867 99 75 00 T 649 99 2,942 99 _ W C 517 53 171 84 90 00 4,852 34 492 45 T 517 53 261 84 5,344 79 W _C 140 41 1,580 41 100 00 T 140 41 1,680 41 _ W C 200 00 2,240 00 186 00 T 200 00 2,426 00 _ W C 1 00 38 75 331 75 T 1 00 38 75 331 75 _ W C 2,15600 T 2,156 00 _ W C 915 00 160 00 T 1,075 00 61 98 38 43 1,267 07 10 64 310 289 00 297 97 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. CITY OR TOWN .~ ~ fr ~ ~ .::: ~1:; '~: :~_g ] ._.., !oj .0::0: 't8: :~: ~ :~_g ~ ~ f.i.l. '""0 ~ ~ b b 5~ "8 ~OJ l~=l g] ~~---E-<--__+--~-E-<-----c'-~E-< I 0 _ " ~ ~ Cochran____ __________________ W ====2=,2==0=3=6==2== === ====1=4=4=7==8== ~~~-~~__ 1= == == == == == ======7=7==,=4=3=2=6==5== Colulllbus _C 200 00 ______________ ______________ ___ __________ 11 , 183 00 COllllllerce Conyers Cordele Corneva VTV _C T VV _C T VV _C T 2,420530 6020 20 00 27000 92889 92889 144 78 '6 _ T === ==== == == == === ==== ====== =1- 7112500540 9,775 03 12000 1,79173 1,791 73 66000 66000 ~~_~~ ::~_~~ 5000 __ _ 22700__ 878,,5661956550 437 50 8,007 00 9,25024 22000 9,47024 15,91192 80000 16,71192 ,~~~ gg 5,82200 7,14888 1,419 00 624 31 W _ Covington_ ___________________ C T W J)allas_______________________ C T W J)awson______________________ C T J)ecatur W _ C WT 22 33 2233 167 55 1 60 169 15 7500 3000 10500 20000 5000 25000_ J)exter _______________________ C _ T _ W _ J)oerun 01 C _ T _ 6; J)ouglas J)ubJiin-- -c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - __ - - ________ W 5000 C - - - - - __ - - - - - WT 5000 _ CT __ W _ East Point____________________ C _ WT __ Fairfax______ __ ____ ______ C _ T _ Fitzgerald ________ __ --I~T1 ~g gg 144 96 WI -----------Gainesville ________ __________ . TC 1_ - - - - - - - - - - -_ 5 37 5 37 75 00 7500 284 60 17 50 5 25 22 75 200 00 200 00 126 00 2 50 128 50 225 00 36 00 26100 173 85 7 70 181 55 428 48 428 48 7,442 76 1,115 82 8,558 58 3,339 52 290 90 3,630 42 9,591 50 1,295 00 10,886 50 8,325 87 765 00 9,090 87 2,201 00 1,411 40 380 32 312 91 567 84 2,201 00 3,224 30 420 00 .1343~:1:~:~4:30. _____________ 17,019 00 _____________ 1,937 50 1,023 00 18,956 50 ------------- --------------1-------------- 128 40 891 50 891 50 345 00 175 00 520 00 17,993 42 1,939 22 19,932 64 14,285 23 2,195 00 16,480 23 408 27 67 43 6,910 98 49 79 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. CITY OR TOWN .~~~ 1 IQ) ~~ ~~ ~ ~ . tS [l ~ ~] r-; ] ~ ~~-0 ~~ c; H t ] eb b H H ~~ ~ ~ 0 0 ~ --------------,~cC_-----W!__-----c___-----L--____o_;;;_;_~___c1~7_1_0_4_;;:_3.,c0~2-9=41-- Glennville _C _ T 17104 3,02941 Griffin W 2,424 08 ____________________________ _____________ _ 25, 737 03 _C 20000 1,91750 HartwelL T 2,624 08 W 77 27 _C 114 00 157 63 3,389 16 775 79 27,654 53 7,368 87 _ WT 77 27 114 00 775 79 7,368 87_ Hawkinsvil'e _C _ T "________________________ 65000 10,76956 Hazlehurst _ WC 25 00 180 00 150 00 19,3509550000 T 2500 -_______ 18000 150 00 19,90000 HogansvilIe ~_ T j =======6=7==0=9== ========1=6==9=3== ============== ======2==2=7==8=5== ====4==,5=1=6===0=5= 31 06 lnrnan Jesup K i r k wood LaFayette LaGrangc Lavonia e..n.. en Lawrenccvillc Lithonia Lumber City Madison Marietta Martin ~_ _ _ _ . W _ _C _ l' _ _ W C 500 _ T W _C 500 493 82 . . __ T 493 82 W _ C T .. ._ W 1,137 98 C 487 71 w1"l_ -1,625- 69 _ C _ T _ W _ C, _ 1" _ W CI_ T W _C T _ W C T W _C 265 62 6500 6.5 00 6 18 280 898 9000 2000 110 00 _ _ WT i _ CI T 470 52 _ _ __ 24 00 24 00 71 75 71 75 50 00 5000 50 22 21 52 71 74 2000 27 82 27 82 21 88 1 1 60 1 60 25 00 16 67 41 67 20 00 -- - - 20 00 161 50 73 50 235 00 32 00 10 00 42 00 54090 540 90 98 00 98 00 i88 79 209 48 698 27 45 00 45 00 75 00 75 00 2 88 2 88 50 00 15 00 65 00 1,886 39 426 52 426 52 420 00 46 00 466 00 175 94 175 94 300 00 80 39 380 39 95 38 10,231 86 _ 485 60 10000 585 60 6,332 00 846 67 7,17867 7,370 17 .-_._-~---- 7,370 17 3,808 25 250 00 4,058 25 20,114 09 5,279 36 25,393 45 5,580 07 6,448 68 4,910 00 371 00 5,281 00 2,694 94 252 80 2,947 74 6,670 00 1,225 39 7,895 39 36,373 84 1,620 00 37,993 84 1,325 86 175 00 1,500 86 12 20 1,958 59 11207 22 69 1,400 00 575 61 94 35 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. CITY OR TOVVN ] ..; ~ b Eo-< Menw_ - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - --- -- -_-_-_ i_i_i_ Eo-< 0 I 0 - ~ ---- =_- Moultrie Nelson Newnan Nichols _ VTV 250 00 8~38 26 65 I 157 0506 --------1-9-0-0--- _C 1 00 _ JC -------~-~~- =============1- -------~-~~-- -------~~-~~-- T 84369 VV 2500 _C _ .___ T 2500 112,,609282 8316 24590 12~:,2~~7~70~0g 19,62196 2,99325 28000 3,27325 609 29 _ _ -------:: -~: -~_ 47667 _ - _ _ Ocilla VV _C T 1,397 50 6000 1,457 50 187 50 187 50 100 00 100 00 270 00 270 00. 7,945 00 _ 76000 _ 8,705 00 __________ ___ Pearson Pinehurst Pineview Rochelle _ Ftome RoswelL Royston Ftussell St. Marys Senoia Statesboro Stone Mountain ___ _ w _C T W _C WT _C T W C T _ W C WT _C T W _C WT _C T W _ CT _ WC T W ~C T W _C T _ _ 16 00 6500_ 1,571 00 200 00 1,771 00 2,385 00 6500_ _ _ _ _ _ 1,050 00 509 00 1,559 00 _ _ _ 75 00 75 00 29 60 29 60 60 00 =-_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_= =====2=2==5=0=0=.===I-1--,-7-2-i75i0-20i-- ---- __ ---___ 125 00 70000 ------------- 350 00 ------------- ----_________ ------ ~___________ 2,425 00 ----_________ 2,385 00 1,974 60 11000 2,084 60 2,140 09 563 28 229,,7506300307 5,444 00 35,004 00 1,835 00 22500 2,06000 1500_ 15 00_ _ _ _ __ ___________ 9000 3200 4,51600 - - - - - - _- - - - - - - _____________ 12 00 ----_________ 90 00 4400 ----- - ,______________ 238 00 4,75400 22500 -::m-~ . . . . - : 1 . \ _ . : . - 9031 _ 9031 1443 _ 14 43 _ _ _ 2 56 -- - _- 175 00 319 60 7,688 88 !_ _____________ 255 00 25200506 1179500000 'I 3,7311954630 7,943 88_ -----250-00-- ------i90-00--!----3~7i5-43-- ---i8~620-84- -_.=-=-==--=-=-=-==-=.=--=-==--=-==--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=1i=-=-=-=--==--=-==-=-=-=-=-=- 19~ gg 22,,908 88 13 1,678 49 50 16 326 40 797 80 304 33 573 72 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. DISBURSEMENTS. CITY OR TOWN Thomasville Tifton Toccoa " Waycross West Point _ WC 100 00 26 68 290 22 WT 127650608 290 22 _ CT In Co7un5t0y0R eport. W 20000 _C 5425 T 25425 _ W C 721 17 500 00 133 34 T W _C 1,221 17 100 00 5000 133 34 T 150 00 00 Q) .0:0: Q) p. ~ ~... ...,Q) ,.<:i 0 102 7 109 25 50 75 -------------- _ ----1--,9-5--4--2-6-- 2,563 75 _ _ _ _ 2,563 75 280 00 20 00 300 00 300 35 1,476 67 49 00 -------------- 349 35 1,476 67 25 00 _ 25 00 15 00 2 00 17 00 ~..., 0 Eo-< '..e:.:.I '" 16,687 49 1,836 11 18,523 60 12,978 88 12,978 88 6,620 00 844 25 7,464 25 48,775 66 4,707 00 53,482 66 7,435 00 957 00 8,392 00 ..~.... .0...>.. '.e:: oj P=1 .:: 0 Q) .0:: ~ >l:i ----------------------------------------------------- 749 23 -------------- -------------257 81 --------------------1-5-6--2-5--------------- -------------1,650 00 lw Willacoochee__________________ C T W Winder______ ______ _____ ___ ___ C T 21 2655 -------------- -------------- --------------_ 3 90 1,169 57 800 6000 _ __ __ ______________ 24 00 _ 8 00 84 00 _ 2,806 94 325 65 3,132 59 6,975 00 69900 7,674 00 12809 8 67 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. AVERAGES. SCHOOL PROPERTY. CITY OR TOWN "" K C AdeL , ]~ ]~ ~ Po< 0 Po< 0 t-< .o.8.'!2. >,t-< >,t-< '0 r;'; ::l o.!. ..8 r;'; ~ o..8.'S,;j: r;';:.B ~~ b ~M~ 0 ~ Ul Ul >, U ~ b~ ~ ..o ~~ 00E ~ b~ ~ ..o >, >, :~~o:'2.-8~1 00 > ~ ~:~ :O>2,':U:0~f~ r3; 0~ 0 ;:~:o>2P,:'o5~<..: l"O""~~@~O"l0fl oci "-~~O~o~ ~ ifl 00 "-~~~"OO0~r~n . . as Qb~~)I:l;0d~0s"'' f-' Boston Bowersville Canon Cedar Grove - __ - - - - - - - - - -._ _ _ _ _ - __ - - - - - - _- - - _- - - - - - _ _ Chickamauga _- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,127,100' 70,000 _____ 1, 197, 100 _____ 70,000_1 ____ 2,500_____ 72,500_____ 75,000_____ 3,500______ 78,500______ _________ 1 -------- ________ ________ -----'------------ - __ - - - - - - -- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 3,500 1 3,500 50,000_____ ----- _ _________ 1 50,000 _ 40,000 ]_ _________ 3 _ ----_.1---------- -- _ 40,000 .1__________ 3 3,000500 3,500 ----_ _ 12,000 _ 1,200 _ 1'3,200 '. - 10,00000 _ 6,000 6,000 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. AVERAGES. SCHOOL PROPERTY. CITY OR TOWN i?ci-------- "" Clarkston Cochran Columbus Cornrnerce Conyers Cordele _ _ _ _ _ _ Cornelia _ Covington .. Dallas Dawson . Decatur _ Dexter Doerull Douglas Dublin East Point Fairlax .. _ Fitzgerald .. _____________ __ _ W.166 66' 4440 280 1, 10,000' ' ----- ------------ lCi. .20_ 0_0 -_ .-. _ .Ii 1__10_ 21 W~ 116 66, 60 00 _____ 1 ~ ~ . __ . wi 13050-01((2359-oin71-_--i--7- -5-,i 1 _ Ci 4000! 25 001 1 32' ~ 10,330000;------ ----__------------- ------------ ------------------------ 30,000_ -- -- ---------- ------ ------------ 31~0:, 505808"._= =_ =_ -_- =_ =_ 1=__==_ 1 =_ =_ =_ =_ =_ =_ =__.- _= =_ =_ =_ =_ =_ =__=_= =_ =_ =_ =_ =__=_-_ _- 2001- .----1- -.------------------------- _ ii -95-00-57-i41--2-671 \C~!I =~~=661=ii=i61==~-6~1 3500 1 00 2 ~' 1 1~;~881======,========== ====== ============ ~8;ggg!======i========== ===i== ====i6~666== 7,001 , ------ ------------ ii, I': : 15~~:~::1_:-_ :_~ ::1 : ::::'"=~: WI 67 50, 50 00 1 50! 1 10,000 , ------ ------------ _ w~Ii _535~_0~0~1I_ .='5~0 _~\1 M 1 5590. ---3i - ---7i 05,~000000 =-=-=-=-_=_=,i========-=-=- =-=-=-=-=-=- =-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= . ~! ~ W.1=5=0==0=0==5=7==0=0='==2==3=0=,I!--33- ---7805,0o0o0o1!======r==========.1=======-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= _ Ci.; 42 501. 21 00 180.! 2 i =~~_~~, g~ ~~I 1 I -. - - -1- -----.------ ~! _ '61 g8! 1 \', 60 -----0-0______ 1 50'. 5I 11=__ I 2, 500[ 1 500 ------ ------------ =~~~~~'======i========== 82, 500 1 16,0205001 1. 500 1- ----- ------------ ====== ============ 1 ------------ 1 ------------ i,._ C 35 001_ -----, 50 . _____ _ _ C! ii465-0006!i-5257 -56601- -21-5006,' TI .1_ ~1 41 10011- -----'1- - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 50, ggt === == ======== ==1 --I----.-- --500-- 4,000 _____ _________ 1 50 54,01_____ 2 550 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued, ----,.--_.---_. ------ CITY OR TOWN AVERAGES, i '"d ~ 1"1j d -~----II-- ----~ - .; r::: p-. 0 'a ~.-J p-. 0 E-< 'a..o~ ~ ~ >-,E-< ~~O~>.lu-o~, o .:: 8 ~ ~ >-,E-< '~0 ~'":;;g::l ~O:~o.l.':a~:U :a>-,~. +';::p l - . . : E~0>~~-, ",i:: :o :;g.~ u:i :;g [{J u:i :;g 1;j '" 00 u:i Q~)O[lB~0 \l)blI~OO oj S.J:i Q~o) .:A: ~'"':;g"wb ~'"'~'"W'[" ~1';j'.~;:l [) ~.S:: ~~ S o~ ..0 ;::l.t:: 0. SCHOOL PROPERTY, 's...... I 0 .. 0 ~~ '" .:: ~",~>-' >~ ",i:: .::0 '" 00 u:i ..~0 ~~;::l~.~ Z ~-Ga-ine-svi-lle-.. .-_.-- "-- ".--------.W_~_\__ 1_70,_3_8_3~3~11-34-43----3~3~1--I-.-7;91_100'_12--585,)0)0000 ------ -------. -_-_ -~-_ ~==-_ 3 90,000 _ _ Glennville W 88 00 40 00 ______ 1 13,835 ._ . ~ J ~ _ W 1=1=8==0=01 5=8==0=0==_=_=_=_=_=_ -- -4i -- -1-13'35,083050- - ===============_ Griffin .. _- ..... ___ C T -. 'I 36 00 - - -. - - 1 10,000 -. - - - ... -. - - .. - . .______ 5 145,000 _ HartwelL Hawkinsville . H"lchu"'.......... . _ '6 ~~~_~~I_~~_~~ __~_~~ ~ i :.:.:j::..: ::~; J ~ . _____ C iZ5S0-7050j-5265-4030==__=_=_=_=_ 1 __ ~~~ ~~~ ===============. _==== . ========== rg;ggg 3,000 ====== =========_='===== =========== ;~~: ~~~.:: HogansvilIe Inman Jesup Kirkwood LaFayette LaGrange Lavonia Lawrenceville Lithonia : Lumber City 1iadison 1iarietta W ' 12 6,000 _ TC ------ ',1', 1' 31 1,000 7,000 W 64 28 ;______ 1 1,000 _ ~ ======I-~~-~~[======I ~ 300 1,300 _ W 100 00 48 531 C 3000 2 82) 91 1 1 10,000 1,000 T ------ 1______ 2 11,000 ~ -~:_== ---~- -- _ T ====== ====== 1______ 2 8,000 8,000 ao W 85 00, #) 00 2 00 2 _ C 00 I 1 50 - - - - - 8,000 1 1 ~ 110-00 -54-00[--2-431 ~ 8,000 28,000 2 i _ ~C 45 00 iis-52 30 00 1 65, -41-941--i-631 1 3,500 31,500 1.5,000 1 1 2,.500 2,.500 _ C ______ 35 00) 2 001_ - - - - - T 1 _ W.-_C T I______ 1 56' 1 J 11 2 2.5,000 1,000 26,000 _ W 125 00 45 00 C 17 501' 2 101 70 1 10,000 _ -------- 1 2,000 --_-_ J~ i_o~o~_~o~ilI-4=0~-(~J~i-'-l2--~7~61I---i:- 10,000 8,000 8,000 1 2,000 ~ -~~-~~I-~~-~ol----~~II ~ W 112 50 51 2.5 3 27 1 _ 20,000 3,000 23,000 W 98 00 .58 20: 1 5.5 2 51,12.5 - - - -_ TCI 50 001 26 001 1 55-i 31 .5,000 56,12.5 1,000 500 1,.500 SPECIAL SYSTEM$-Continued. AVERAGES. SCHOOL PROPERTY. C1l ::::n ~.~----- CITY ORTOW~ ---------:-----:----:-:: "'@01i'::: '"@0 1': ~ p... 0 p... 0 ;.,t-< ;.,t-< ... ..9t;: . . .~. .o. .!, I ~ t-< '0 ~ ~r ..021'M 3 ~";';::;::l 0 ~r ..02 ' M "'I': r'flOO~.l ~I ~0:"20: ,~:.;I:"'0: bl-t &3 &3$ C) E E E g q~C.) I': ~~6,S;"":";;;~'a ]>"@1l ~I': ]">@"~O~ ]>"@~1Rl ~.- 00 ~ g; 00 ~ ~ ~ 00 00 d rn 00 ~ 00 as oQb~j);l;I0o;~0:ja"0~0s Q) ~"O 1b:l:I co ~0 g; .... Q) ~ blI I': o~j:f0! g, ..S~:0::l~:o~:.:~l.~~ ~~ ..S:0::l:0~::l'~MI': 15~ ~ 8;i~0:::l 00 "@ :::l i,;:; -2-211 ~ ~ ~ W---SO0040 00 Z Z 1 2,500-==-=- - -1 Z 1 _ :~:~ ::~:6~-T-;;: ~g-- ---:::::-:-:):-: --:::~:::~- W 147-00 -58-00 --2-451 ~ ~g; ggg ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ------1 Moultrie ___________________________________ C 50 00 27 00 T 60 1 2 1 , 500 ______ _________ 31,500 ----__ _ _ _ _ ~eIson W 85 00 45 00 2 221 1 1, 200 ______ _________ _ _ _C 4000 J1 600 _ _ T- ------ 1 2 1,800 1------ --------- W 110 001 60 00 2 10! 3 50,000 ______ ____ ____ _ _ _ ~ewnan ~ _ C 47 5' 26 00 1 00' ______ ____ ______ ______ ___ _____ _ _____ __________ _ .' ~IChoIs WIT __ _ -I 3 100 001 45 00 2 42, 1 50,000 _ _ 10,000 _____ _ __ __ ____ _ _ _ ------------1 C 3501 17.51 1 200 _ l TI __ __ _ __ ___ _ __ _ 2 10,200 ___ __ __ __ _____ __ _ 1 Ocilla _ W 87 50 55 00] 2 21 2 lC' __50._00_ 20 001 65 1 3 20,000 800 20,800 _.- - ------.- 1 1,000 1 1,000 Pearson Pinehurst Pineview . Rochelle ~ Rorne .... _ W 90 00 35 00 1 38 ~ -~~-~~I====== --~-~~ 1 ~ ~ ====~= ~ _ W 100 00 45 00 2 12 1 W 110 00 -=4'=0=0=0T]=__=_=_=_=_ 1 _ 1C'1 2000 ._ _ 1 WI _ 98,76 45 00 lC' 45 00 __25 40 1 55 77 1 21 _ Wi 133 33i 65 00 C' 60 OO~ 30 00 2 21 1 55 9 1 1" 10 2,500 900 3,400 10,000 800 10,800 1,500 1,500 6,000 300 6,300 190,000 8,000 198,000 , - - - - -1- - - - - - - - - - -- 2 6,000 2 6,000 RoswelL W _C l' 52 50 1 97 1 1,500 25 00 1 00 _ 1 1 1,500 1 200 200 .- ---1------------ Royston RusselL_ -- _-- --- --- o _ W 111 001 50 00 40 00______ 2 07 1 10 1'1 J _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 1 2 l 1'1 ------ 30 00. - - - - - - - - - --- _-- __ -- ___ ~: == == ==== == ==1= ==== ====== 20,000 1,000 21,000 ----------11------------------------ 1 400 1 400 St. Marys .. __ _ W 100 001 3-2 50' ~ _~~_~Oli_~~_~~ 2 43 1 ~_~~I---i- 500 500 -----1------------ Senoia _ W C 93 05 46 67 , 40 00 2 001 85i 1 _ 15,000 1'1 -1 -1 1 15,000 =- _=. -=-=_11I=- ==========_ -----1- ------- SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; - - - - - - - - - - - c - - - - - - ~ - ~-~--- AVERAGES. SCHOOL PROPERTY. ----------';--------,--------;-------~ CITY OR TOWN ]~ ]~ ~ Po< 0 Po< 0 E-' ".~'E;.~0-.' . . .~.~ E.o-.' '0 ~ 0 w. w. u ::aO ~1o::.~:~ :~1O:::':a~:~~::U~::a~1':S:o~~.. "..z :c. ~b~".~O".~.wz0. ~b~1~l Sw.0 . ~b1l +=: c'.!. ..213 ,~~ ~;:l o ~.!~ :l -~ '~" i'"" - '~"a~~.0gfg;$J:3:~.~e c,.!. ..2 w~" o.Q"~ ~E '>"2'~" ~ ~ '~" 0f;: gJ i~S'"."$~.~9~ .c.2-'S6: .,~.~o .~..~.:.!..~ .:~..al. -~ '"~ ~'"~ 0f;: .3 gJ ~ 00 i'""a.$" ;:l 011 f2 Statesboro___ _____ Stone Mtn Thomasvi e Tifton_________ _ _ ._~='_~~~' --c---- _ -1 _--- ~I ~~~_~~ _~~_~~I- _~ _~l- ~- ~ ~~~ ~~8l= =====1==='- ======1= =====1= ======= ==== ~ --- ----------- l $1 ~ -52-50 ------ -45-oo!- 22501' -i-50[ 75 1 i t ~~~ 1= =====1_===_=====1= =====c == -=-= ==== 600 ,------1---------- ------ ------------ 1fgr T ~I ' __________________ _ i ~r~~I- ~~ ~ T - - - - - - - - - - - -1- ----- 3 1 1 ~t ggg i == ===} =========1= == =='=======i66== -I 44, 000 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 500 W 132 50 57 00 3 17 2 C In Co1untyReport I 4 n 0,000 Coun t 1 y R e p o r1t. _ Toccoa Waycross ~I-~~-~~_:~_~~I----:~ $ i77-77 -50-001--i-4i ---------- .----------------- -________________________ WCII 116 56 66 66 64 32 28 00'1 99 78 T, ______ ____ __ ______ k 3~;,~gg ~ ig;ggg 1======1========== ====== ============ 1================ ====== ============ 5 1 150,000 2.,500 '1 __ - - - -11- ---------------------1------------------------ 6 152,500 1 _ West PoinL Willacoochee Winder __ . _. _ '61 1~~ ggl ~g ggl 2 ~~ _ wT 1 C ------1------ 90 00 50 00______ ~ 2 1_ 40,000 1,000 41,000 10,000 _________ ______ __________ 1 T 1 10,000 1 _ W TC 52 28 35 00 17 50 2 18 1 101 1 21 10,000 800 10,800 ' , I 500 500 _ _ _ SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued, SCHOOL PROPERTY, "oo ~~8. if!. .... 0 0 "5 if!. ~ ] 0 if!. d Q) S 0 ~I> ~ rn ~ ;'4J ...... '3 ~~ '3 ~ _ ~ ~ '08 0>' '0 oj u 2i '~3 ~'3 gS gS CITY OR TOWN ];~>~~~ al~ ~~,~ ~ if1 .... S0 ~aJ 1~rn 1~, ~~ '0 ~~ rn I I I [' ~+' w o~ ~:.a .z '0:: :: 0 ~S) Z E-< E-< __I_~J_~Z __ --~w~--.--------_---=__-.:_=__~-1~-:f5,000 1 r~ ~ ..::; .:: .... 0 0 fij .~=__ 1& 1__ '0~. Z ~ i:: E-< '0 fij . 1& Z _ 1 Adel_ ____________ Adrian Alamo C T W _C T W _C T _ _ ._ _ _ _ . __ ._ 1 ---'i5 ~@-. ========- - - - -1- - 2 2 1 12,000 1 1 900 _ 1 1 _ 1 1 2 12,900 1 1 1 1 1 1,000 1 2 300 1, 300 _ 1 _ _ 1 2 1 1 1 1 Americus Ashburn W' _ _C _ T _ W _ _C _ 4 70,000 2 60,000 6 130,000 2 40,000 1 1,500 4 ________ ________ _ _ _ 4 _ 1 2 4 1 2 _ 1 _ 6 2 1 T_ 3 41,500 2 1 1 2 W 1 10,000 6 108,107 5 1 5 Athens _C 3 14,544 1 2 3 T 10,000 9 122,651 6 3 9 Atlanta Bainbridge BarnesviUe Blackshear Blakely ~ 01 Bluffton Boston Bowersville Canon Cedar Grove Chickamauga w _C T W _C T W _C T W _C T W _C T W _C J_ C =======T=========== T W _C T "__ W _C T W _ C T W _C T 38 8 46 2 1 3 2 2 4 1 1,12.7,100 70,000 1,197,100 70,000 2,500 72,500 75,000 7,000 82,000 50,000 _ 1 5 _ 50,000 46,000 5 46,000 1 1 3,000 500 i1 2 3,500 12,000 1,200 13,200 1 _ 10,000 1 1 1 2 1 _ 10,000 12,000 300 12,300 600 1 1 _ iOO 5,000 1 5,000 32 6 3 5 35 11 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 3 1 38 3 5 3 43 2 1 3 2 2 4 1 1 1 1 3 1 2 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued, SCHOOL PROPERTY, ... "o0 .l:l W". ~5 o... rn gp ~ il :&9 &~ ~ Eo-< ':3 'S 0:1 ~'" o o ~ 0 0 ~ CITY OR TOWN ~ .3 S "0 g; ;':": ~5oo ."i 0 '<: : ~ ;:; ~'~" ... 0 ~ ~I Eo-< ::s"S,0~0 il 'S ... Z; : l[ 1 3~if1 ~ >OJ[1. ~~lf1 Eo-< oz:;.:a~p I~~~ I 0 ~~ I Z 0 ~~ z '0 '0 00:1 l~~. l~~. ~~E) S Z Z Z Clarkston Cochran i[- --;[ ::\:1--;- -- _ _ ~!===== '~~- ===1===========--1----~~~i:;]-8-8II-i-~~~~~__-------+~-:-.:-~-:-~T:t~=~==~~I-----r-I-----~.- Colurnbus Cornrnerce Conyers Cordele _ C i- - - - - - - ----. --- 5 47,500. - . - -. - 1 1 - - - - - - - T ------- 2 T 1_-_- _- _- -. -_ -_ _- _- _- -_ -__- -__- -__W 116 41072,,050000 i -__--. _- -. _- _- -_ 81 2 - - - - - - - T - - - - - - -.[1 !_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 101 _ C '_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 500 . __ ________ 1 . _ 1, _ T 2 12,500 ._ 1 1 1I 1 W._1 _____ 1 15,000 1 11 _ w~i_=_=_=_=_=_=_= ~ l~:ggg ======== -----i-- ~ ======== -=======[ ~ 2 50,300 1 -------- 1 -------- '1 2 _ ~ !.======= ~ 5~;~gg ,-----i-- =======] ; ======== ==::==== ~ Corn(llia Covington ~ Dallas Dawson Decatur Dexter Doerun Douglas Dublin East Point Fairfax Fitzgerald _ ww~'l=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-Ii=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- ~1 1 10'030000 3100,,030000 1 1 1 1 1 1 _ 1 1 1 1 ~_ _ C ========t============ ~1 r~:2~0g0 1 1 11 1 _ 1 1 2 1 T W __ 2 2 10,200 25,000 1 2 1 1_ _C 1 ~_ C ==-======1'============ ~1 1,500 ;z7;,g0g0g0 2 11 _ 2 _ 1 _ T ________ ____________ 4 57,000 3 _ t--:l....-:. .---;. W _ _ 1 2,000 1 ---I-----;~~~r ..: 1 1 1 2 1 3 2 1 3 1 1 1 w ____________________ 3 75,000 _ CI _ 1 _ 3 _ _ 1 3 T 3 75,000 3 _ 3 ~l==================== '6 _ T,_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=[= ======== == = ~6 _ _ wCl--------l------------ -----1: T 2 _ wCl-------- ------------ 24 T 6 80,000 3,000 83,000 16,000 16,000 250 100 350 50,500 4,050 54,550 1 2 _ 2 _ 1 4 _ 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 3 3 2 _ 5 1 1 1 1 2 3 1 4 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. --------------------------------------------------- ---- ---_. -- - SCHOOL PROPERTY. CITY OR TOWN I o~ 8. i l0 . . . . 00.... 0~ 'd 00 '0 i0l 00 d sQ) Q) .;, ;g~'" ~ ~ .-d - :.E9 ]..... _--d '3 I:Q '~~0]8E '0~ - d '0 '~-~:: '3 ~I:Q ;E S Q) 'SZ :,s",~g, '"t::l~ O "S ~. ~ ~ . 00 '0 g1 i=Q 0 ~ <5 '0 '0 Eo-< '0 !~ ui .~ ..0 ;::::$ ;:::: ~S"."$';J z~ "iI1_ 0;::::$ oj "iI1> _ oj [0~ 5 ..oS~~,I~ ;:.~Q ~ .-' ~ "SQ) ;::l 1~s~5.0~~0 1~s~5.~0~0 Z Eo-< Eo-< Z Z Z ~ Z :::;~:"..._- ~\ --(: .-!--.--~;!- .: - -:_---! .mj -:.-m:: ;'"t: - - - - -_oW--=_--c.'--------~--------- _--- 2---85~()()() -------- 2 -- --- -- _1 - -------- 2 1 3 1 W ________ ____________ 4 135,000 1 3 . Griffin _________________ C . 1 10,000 ________ ________ 1 T ._________ 5 145,000 1 3 1 W 1 HartwclL ______________ C 1,000 2 31,000 1 1 _ 1 4 _ 1 _ 5 1 _ 1 T 1 1,000 2 31,000 __ 1 1 1 1 W ._____ 1 15,000 1 1 . __ 1 Hawkinsvillc____ _____ __ _ C ___ _____ ____________ 1 3,000 . , _ 1 T ________ ____________ 2 18,000 ________ 1 1 _ 2 ~ ~ ~ ~:~::~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i~ ~ J~ ~ ~i~ ~ Hazlehurst_------ -- - -- -- I====================- -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - ======= = ======= = 1 1 w 2 Ilogansville _C 1 T 3 W --______ 1 Inrnan _C 1 T 2 W 1 Jesup _C 1 ~I Kirkwood ______________ c ==================== ~ T ~___ 2 W 3 LaFayette _C 1 T 4 LaGrange ------- Wc 3 2 T 5 cW Lavonia_ _______________ 1 T LawrencevilllL _ Wc 1 1 T 2 W 1 Lithonia _C 1 T 2 W 1 Lumber City____________ C T 1 W 1 Madison - - - - ___________ C ________ ____________ 1 { wT 2 2 { Marietta_ - - - ___________ C ________ ____________ T 1 3 6,000 1,000 7,000 1,000 300 1,300 10,000 1,000 1~: ggg _ ======== _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 ~ __ 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 _ ~ ================_ 2 1 3 1 1 2 2 8,000 9,000 500 9,500 28,000 6,000 34,000 15,000 2 1 1 1 2 1 _ _ 21 1 1 _ _ _ 1 1 2 2 2_ 2 3 1 __ 4 1 _ 25,000 1,000 26,000 10,000 2,000 12,000 8,000 1 _ _ 1_ _ _ 1 1 1 1 2 1 _ 1 1 1 1 1 1 _ _ 2 1 8,000 1 20,000 1 3,000 ________ ________ 1 23,000 1 1 51,125 2 5,000 ________ ________ 1 56,125 2 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 1 1 2 2 1 3 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued, SCHOOL PROPERTY, o~ 101..8.. if.!. ... '0 8 CITY OR TOWN ~ ~",>, :">Cl:~:: a~ [) "~" 00 .o~::'l.B:: z ~ ---------------,~c~------,-- '0 101 0 ~ 101 8'" .I::i :.~0a0 if.!. if.!. '" :..o_~ _ '0 ... ~ '0 ~ ~0 ';3 ';3 ~iJ=l ~iJ=l "S'" .3 '0;: ... if.!. iJ=l f;t; Z;:j ~ IJJ ~~::l ~:>~ _ 5r:J1 ~~ 0~:..~a:: .0"" .g 0 C ~ ~ .0 .0 I Eo-< Eo-< Z Z Z -~ ';3 iJ=l 08 ~ .:: 0 '0 ~. .000 .s Z roo_' ';3 iJ=l 08 ~0 ::: Eo-< '0 S) .0 00 ,s Z ~'------=1;-- 1 1 1 -------- 2 Nelson_ ________________ I 1 Newnan ~ ======== -========== ~ ~~~~~~ __ -- __ __ ======== ~__ -----~J======j ~ __ 1 2 wT -------- ----------_ 31 5100,,000000 -------- 21 21 1 1' 1_ 2 1 Nichols - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ =================== ~ 10Jgg -------------i -- ~ I ~ ====;=== 1 RusselL St. Marys Senoia Statesboro ~WI=======-'-~=====~==== ~1 C 1 T 2 W 1 C 1 T 2 W 1 C _ T 1 W 1 C 1 T 2 W \l C 3 T ________ ____________ 12 W 1 C 1 T 2 W 1 C 1 T 2 W 1 _C ~ T 1 W 1 _C _ T 1 W 1 _ _ ~I- -.;- 20,000 1,800 21,800 2,500 \l00 3,400 10,000 800 10,800 1,500 1,500 6,000 300 6,300 1\l0,000 14,000 204,000 1,500 200 1,700 20,000 1,000 21,000 400 400 500 500 15,000 15,000 24,228 24,228 2 2 2 1 2 2 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 ,--------+------- ------- 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 3 1 2 6 5 1 1 1 1 1 8 2 1 2 \l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 -------1------- 1 1 -------!------- 1 ~~~~~~=I=~~~~~~ 1 SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. SCHOOL PROPERTY. CITY OR TOWN g- ~I ..<:lO w0. 0..-. '08 ' E.;:l pa.l"~C ; 0 "C i;: "~S~'5"ai ~ p:: .~ ~ "S ;:l Zgj rn ~g ~ p:: '0o .. ~; ~ o~ .E ._ H ~ ~ Q~ 8 g oS ~~o0c0 o rn + ' >~~...... ~(l) ~0 8 ...c a3 :" "~" .... 0 ot: ~ ,..J .... ~ ...... r19:l gH ..<:l 0 as 11rn "5 gp oQ Ul;S +'> ~ b;:j ~"~O ~;5)3~~ p.," ;... 15 W .... C~'5 8C':l [j .a..c3: ~~ .f-r ~S ~ b 0"'" ~.... ~oS S~l:;:Q::l 005 .... "0 Cd "SOJ Q) ~ 0~8 p:; .... 0 ~ Z Z ;>;> Z E- Z ;> __ o-A-d-e-L-_-__-_-__-_-_-__-_-_-__-_-_-__-_-_-__-_-_-__-_-__-_-_-_~'6='-_- --1_-_-+_--_-_-_-_r;~CAC~O"Jd_-_ i~~ _~~2,i~g gg i 2~~1= ====1= == =====1 i g~ gg T1 W1 200 150 002,350 00 2 600 350 00 ____ 1 300 0 I2 136 _____ ___ ____ 1 75 00 12 00 Adrian _C -------- ----==== -------- -------- ----- ---=---- -------- -------- T1 60011 350 00 ____ 1 136 _____ ___ ____ 1 12 00 W 10000 1 24 _____ 1 129 80 ~ ---~-- --- --~~~ --:~~ -~~ --~~~-~~ ! J~~I--~- ----:~~~~ --- -T- ~:~gfgg A~mo------------------------------- Americus _ C ______ _________ _______ T ______ ________ ________ 25 00 ________ ________ _____________ 125 00 1 241- ____________ 1 1 2 50 2 132 30 Ashburn Athens _ ~ ~ __ C __ l'0~~I--350-005,ggggg T1 1,000 350 005,200 00 W1 8,5453,000006,000001 _ ~---i-- ---8~54513~()()()-()()~:ig~gg ~_ -----425'[,=====1======== ======== ======_= 2 425 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6 1,600 ----- ~ 2,6~gl1 ====I======= 2 -------- ~ i~328-8i Atlanta Bainbridge Barnesville _ Blackshear ______________________ _ Blakely Bluffton Boston Bowersville Canon _ _ Cedar Grove _ Chickamauga __ __ _ WI C 10 _ T 10 _ ~I- -_~_ W1'1 C 11_ 1': 1 _ ~I 1_ _ ~I !- l' 1 W_ _ C- _ l' _ _ Wi 1 0- ---- 1" 1 wi 1 C_ T1 W1 C_ l' 1 W- _ W10'1j-----_---- C- _ l' _ 19,8369,000 00 10594922 47 -i9~836~;OOO-OO~~6~~i;; ~~ 200 100 004,500 00 1 - - - _ ________ 100 00 _ 200 100 004,600 00 1 5,00010,000005,000 00 2 ---- 1,00000 _ 5,00010,000006,000 00 2 1,0001,000002,000 00 1 ------- -------- -------- ------- 1,000i1,000 002,000 00 1 500 400 003,000 00 3 500 400 003,000 00 3 1 1 2 300 125 002,000 00 1 ----___ 50000 1 300 125002,50000 2 50 30 00 _ 1 -------1-------- _ 50! 3000________ 1 100! 30 001,200 00 1 ------- -- 20000 _ 100 300 001,400 00 1 1 ----- __ 1 -_______ ~OO : : : : : : : 1__ _00,: : : : : : : : ---____ aOO 001__ 1 _ _ ~_ 1 17,889 _ 5,000 _ 22,889 _ 524 1 55,000 _ ------- ----- -------- -------- -------- 524 1 55,000 _ 300 _____ ________ 2 1,276 34 _______ _____ ________ 1 672 l.~ 300_____________ 300 3 1,94849 _ 300 _ 350 1 36,000 _ ------- ----- -------- -------- -------- 350 1 36,000 _ 100 _ 1~~::::: ::_::::: :::::::: ::::::~: 300 _ ....3!!.] . ' 120 _ 120 _____ ________ ________ ______ _ 20 1 100 00' 20_____ 125 1 10000_ 125 : ____ _ _ ~"~--------- SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. "---------------------~------ - - - " - -- SCHOOL EQUIPMENT SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT gs b~.~bIJ ~ifl ggs .~ SJ ~ A::q ~~ ~ [00 '89; ~ Q $ ~ ~ == ~~= nl~i ........; CITY OR TOWN "', CWkmon.. "O 0 ; : jS ..zw . : >0 '0~ '0~ Q) Q) O ' ;0fi1;~.... ~~00 ~=g'f ~ "8 ;:j ""@ ~ :> Z ~"~ . . . . . .' ". rn ~ .~0 ...... 0' 0~.....~.. """...... ""@"8'3 b;:jP=< ...~:.Z i OJ :> ~~ ~ 5 ::q ."w.o0z...;.~.:.1.. 'O~'."SO 'a~. ~~P. (1) Q) 0 "8'8 15 ;:jP. OJ . Z :> cochran 1( Wq 1 ---125. 150 00 125 00 1 250 1 20,000 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -1- - - - - - - 60 00 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- Columbus fl~;T1, 1 1 ~'010205[1--14580'~0~00 41~85:~0g0g 1~ i i:g2~5~0l 1 2108,~0g0g0 - - - - -~- - - 2-,-~-g-g-lc-~-g l T! 1 8,000 48,000 50,500 10 3,824 2 18,300 10 2,403 62 ( W, 1 4,000,_ _______ 200 00 1 400 _____ _______ 1 250 00 - Commerce ----------------1 -- 1 jJ T ~I Conyers_ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 --4~~ggll~~i~~=6~1~~2~~ 00 -.~001 350-00 _--- 1~!::I: :I::i~ ~ Cornele... . ~ i i ~~t~~~~ ~~~-~~"- ~ :~~_~~ )~I : : : : 4~~1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ =~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ===~ ~ ======= Cornelia_ __ ___ Covington _ Dallas Dawson _ Decatur _ DexteL _ Doerun _ Douglas Dublin East Point Fairfax _ FitzgeraltL __ . . ____ Wj 1 C_ ~~T 2~~_~O : ~ ~ ~ _~ ~ : TI 1 40n 20000 _ 1 '61 ~_ 3501 150 00 500 00 _ 1 ------- 1 1 _ ~I_- ~_ 350 150 00 500 00 2 45 40 00 750 00 1 T1 45 40 00 750 00 1 W1 400 200 003,000 00 1 C _ _______ 300 00 1 T1 400 200 003,300 00 2 W2 1,2001,000002,00000 2 C _ _______ 20000 1 T2 1,2001,000 002,200 00 3 W1 100 5000_______ 1 C_ T1 1005000 1 W C T1 1 _ 1 2.50 1.50 00 300 001 1 ----250 --150-00 --300-O()i- ----1- il--TWi _ 1 __ ~~~0~5,~~0 _00 ~,o~t 3_ 8,0005,000 00 4,000 3 _ Q- - - -- 200 -______ 75 003,500 00 50000 3 1 TI 1 200 75 004,000 00 4 _ wClj- _ --_____ T_ 1 1 2 '6[I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 T "_ 1 Jgg ggl _ W3 q- ---- Ti 3 1,6001,000008,00000 --1~600jl ~000-008 3 1 4 200 ' _ ------ - -----.1-------- _ 2(}(L ~ _ 3~g::~::I::::::~~ :~~~~:~ 400____ _ _ 200 167 55 200____ 375 50 425____ 700 1 200 1 900 2 60 . i 60 170 ' 25,000 6,000 31,000 1 167 55 1 75 00 1 30 00 2 10.5 00 1 200 00 1 50 00 2 _ 250 00 _ _ 170 _ 400 1 15,000 2 50 00 400 1 1.5,000 2 50 00 900 _ 250 _ 1,150 _ 459 70 _ -----_ ...... -------_._------- _ I 529 _ 30 30 1,000 30 1,030 _ ~:~~~~~ ~~~~~~~T~~~~~~~ _ _ -------1- _______ -----3 -1-4-, ------ 000 00 _ _ ------T _______ ----3---14- ,-0-0-0- -0-0- SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. ----------~------------~---~----~~-- - - ----_._------ I _--,----_ _S_C-,-H_O_O_L_E-,-'Q_U_I_P_M_E,--N__ T _,--- _ _ SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT CITY OR TOWN Gainesvil'le GJennviHe Griffin HartwelL Hawkinsville Hazlehurst _ ] ~~. rJj;> g.., blJ ~ z.., S. .~ -= :.8&:-:'C~~ g...< 800 -rEJl~00 ..; Q) 00 5~ A.., i:I1 :~: : '0 ~0C'5 15 <,-,Oi ~ 0 .... I-i-1 r];Jsj;:'~rj o0 ~.S 0: o~ o.s ~ i i ~ 1) i~ i ij ~ I il_ i 1 Z Z ;>;> Z E- r. I ; > wI _ C 11 5100001 320500000 3,0500000000 21 1,121000 -------- ------==--:--=-=---=-=-=-=_- T2 600, 325003,50000 3 1,300 _ W 1,500 QO 1 250 _ _C _ T 1,50000 1 250 _ W4 900 80000________ 4 1,000 _ _ ~r- _ ~ ~gg2;i2i-OoL -:'~:-- -1--_ T1 32 50 002,121 00 1 350 _ W1 400 250 00 ________ 1 400 _ _C 1 75 _ T1 400 25000________ 2 475 _ ~I---~-- -----~::---~:-:: :~g gg-----~-- -----~:l--~-- --~~~::: : ---:~-:: Hogansville~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Inman~ ~~ ~~~ ~~_~ ~_ Jesup_~~~ ~~~ ~ ~ _ Kirkwood ~ ~ ~ ~ _~ ~ ~_ LaFayette ~~_~~ ~_~~ ~_~ ~_ LaGrange ~ ~_~~~~~ __ ~_~ ~~~~~_ Lavonia ~~~ ~~~~~ ~_ Lawrencevie ~ ~ _ Lithonia ~ _ Lumber City _ Madison ~ ~ _ Marietta __ ~ ~ ~ __ ~ _ "G:I_-~--__-~~ T _ W ~ C~_~ __ T_ W1 L __ ~_ T1 W1 C~~~ __ T1 W1 C~ __ ~_ T1 W3 C2 T5 W~ _ L_ L_ W1 C __ ~~_ T1 W1 C_ T1 WC 1_ T1 W1 C~ _ T1 W2 G1 Ti 3 500 200 001~ _~ -- ------- -------- -------- 500 200 OO __ ~ _ 112 75 OO~ ~ __ 112 75 OO __ ~~____ 150 100001,00000 150 2,800 700 3,500 _~ ~ 100 0011,000 00 3,000, 2,500 800' 800 3,800 3,300 ~___ 500 00 342 260 00i1, 500 00 342 600 ___ ~ 600 167 260 001,500 00 300 00 800 00 ~_ 100 OO~ 300 00 900 00 50 00 15000 167 50 00 150 00 750 500 00 125 00 750 500 00 125 00 800 4013,350 34 100 25 785 900 42514, 135 34 20 ~ ~ __ ~~ ~ _ 1 20 ~_~ ~ ~~ _ 1 150 ~ ~ _ I 50 ~~ ~_ 2 200 ~ ~ ~_~~ __ 1 340 ~___ 1 49382 1 340 ~_______ 1 49382 3 275_~ ~~____ 2 15000 3 ----2751 =============- - - - -2-- --i50-66 3 2 1, ~ggi= =========~ -- ~ 1, ~~~ gg 5 1,800 _~ ~ ~ ~ ____ 5 L,624 00 1 124 ~ __ ~ _ ~ ~ ~~ _~ ~ _ 1 1 265 62 1 252 ~ _ 1 265 62 1 200 ~~~ _ 1 500 00 ~_ 1 200 ~~ ~~_ 1 50000 1 1 ----~::I~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ gg 1 1 2280701~~_~~~~ ~~----~ ~~~ ------- ~ --------_ 2 487 ~~~. __ ~~~~ __ ~ _~~ __ ~ _ 2 1,061 1 26, 125 ~ ~ __ ~ _ 1 350_~ ~ I-~~~--~-I-------- 3 1;411 1 26,125 ~~ _ CITY OR TOWN SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. SCHOOL EQUIPMENT Nelson _ Newnan _ Nichols _ Ocilla _ Pearson .. Pinehurst Pineview Rochelle WI 1 5001 50000 400 001~ 1 2501 C1 175 10000________ 1 100 1 1 11,39750' [1 6000 T2 675 60000, 40000 2 350_____ 2 1,457 50 W, 1 100 3000________ i 1 120_____ 1 1600 _ _ ~---~-- -----~:I--~~~-~~!--~: ~~I---- ~ -~: ~'---i-------ioo ---30-00========1 - ~ l~g===== ====='=== -----i-- ---i6-00 - - --- == ===== === == ==== ====1== == == = l-;-]]l~-~I:j(~1 '::91<.~ ._ ___ ___ _______ __ _ fI:; ::-. Rome RoswelL .. _ .. _ ~;,~:r'~ ~,.: .1~. ..2,:: .1 1i!1,i:8Z ii 1 J :.: :.: . Royston . _______________________ __ CI RusselL _ i .1 100 OOi_ .. 75~il'l~"l: .3~ _ , _ St. Marys Senoia Statesboro W1 400' 12500 12500i 1 30 . _ . ______ __ C - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' 25 OOi - - - - - - - - - - - . i _ T1 400 12500 15000, 1 30 . --------i-- _ I ~ t -! _ W -------- -------- ----- --: ===-=- ======= ==- - - - - - - - - - - - l---~------~~~I--~~~-~~--~~~-~~'--- _ ~1 ~~t17511 ~1~ J~1~'4400~00~~~1__ ~ ~ ~il~' ~ ~~9~0~3~1~ 1_ -- --480,= ====1= == =====:= =======i= ====== = CITY OR TOWN SPECIAL SYSTEMS-Continued. SCHOOL EQUIPMENT SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT Stone Mountain Thomasville 11fton 1'occoa Waycross \Vest Point _ _ _ _ 600 50000--------1 1 7001,000 00,2,500 00 2 ------- 1 30000' 1 450 500 150 _ _ _ _ ggg gg 700 1,000 0012 ,800 001 __ 1~ 500 __ 900 _00 5 , 3 5 1 650 1,6002 25,000 500_____________ _ _ 1 50000 1 , 5001' 900 00.15, 800 00 6 2,100 2 25,000 1 500 00 500 300 00 500 00 1 300_____ 1 10000 _ ----500 --300-001-500-00i- 1 100 _____ ________ 400_____________ 1 25 00 2 12500 Willacoochee _ Winder _ W1 .')0 2,,) 00 (j- ~ --------- -- T Wc 1 50 787 ao2!oi 00 0_0 T1 78T 300 00 300 00 10000 _ 400 00 1 300 00 1 50 001__ a.')o 00 1 1 8 00 1 800 Report of Schools Doing Secondary Work - - - S-E-CONDARY SCHOOLS REPORTING FOR l!n~. ------! .]~ iI;t~:S~ EI(J~~ld(l~:Ilt i i:: :s I i:: 8 to 11 I c' ~ .is ,~,o:::~:1g"-- j v~:::.2 I:.) :0"5 I UJ. ~ rn COUNTY POST-OFFICE NAME OF HIGH . SCHOOL NAME ()~. PRINCIPAL t~ t~ ,.d ~,,.rd....... ~ ;:l 2~ I ~~ ] E-i.I~-S 0 ;:1 .~ ~ ";".3. ;C;' .0 , '0 ;:1 .,; S" ~ 0 I""'"l "~ S ~ 0 f".L""I S .;0: 3 z]~1~1,i:zz3;1~1 ,., ~ ~8 ~ Eo< ~ ~;:l '~0 ;.. I ~ ~ '0 '0 ~ .0 IS ":.-; "'" ;".i.l ~ ""il ;>- S 8 ..::; i~~~~~~ .~~~~I~~Rf};~l:ed~--'II:axl~::I~t cg:e r Coll c:.rt B:nk:~~======= N~ne:fi~~lort~~f.-- a.l lay 01 Bartow l<> Cartersville Cartersville Adairsville.. _ , Cherokee InsL Pine Log Pine Log.... _ : ~~. :~~):n ". r;OIl -T-~r~:1 ---j ." 1:2:: 1~ 30::~:~1 21 H. L. DewelL R. E. RiekenbakPr ,J. D. Blackwell 'Ill _ ,1 40 I 54 1 94 1 3 18 16! 34 1 S, 3 15,000' :l 15,000 I 3,000 I ~ool 6001 3001 :~~I---;~;)- -~;51-:-- I 2f)Oi 7;) ISO' 200 ~Si. RenHilL. Berrien Taylorsville __ .. __ Taylorsville_______ Fitzgerald .... Fitzgerald __ .. Nashville __ .. Nashville .. Milltown Oak Lawn .. Sparks .. Sparks Collegiate Inst J. H. Jolly__ 1_ 1 3 ... ;~ _. .. H. D. Ritehie_ I, 5 2 55[85 110 9 F. M. Hunter. S. J. Baker.. - - , 2 __ .. 20 1 25 I 451 4 I A. W. Rees ------I 3 ' -2- -53- 64-117, 7, 1,750 40,000 30,00 ' 20,000' ~?2',8;1: 15U, 1, ggg:1 1 , ~?7';8'1_ 20 34 200: 1, 000' I, 000 _ " Bibb _ Bleckley Brooks Adel___ ___ Adel .. Macon_ Gresham and Lanier Walden____ Rutland __ ---- .... - .. -- Cochran .. Morven____ Cochran____ Morven .__ J. B. Lockhart. . C. B. Chapman 1' 2 21 1 1 7 17 27,44 295.450 [745 41 __ - 60 100,000 400 250 1,000 Mrs.M. R. Kilpatnck_' 1 VR;... M. Montz S. Williams :!_ 31 1 10' 14 19 21 24 '1----' 40 I 203,O,"0'0;(0Ol1'00':~~~~1~O~0~l' 3 8' 11 ,-- .. _. . , 100' 125 fiO 200_ 800, 50:_ 150'_ 25 1_ ~--'I Bryan Bulloeh BarwICk___ Pcmbroke Statesboro BarwIek___________ Bryan Normal Ins!..._ Statcsboro___ F. L. Touchton______ 1 5 15 20 '--" P. F. Duggan __ .. " 6 5 11 3 G. E. U;'her. 1 31 1 62 60 122.1 27 8,000, __ 2.;,0001 10,0001' --- 100 501_ .~gg: 500 I Burke Metter Brooklet Waynesboro Midville S'!rdls_____ Gtrard___ Metter._ B;ooklet____ Waynesboro.. I~fidville--- _ _ . IGHi'r!arrddI_s_ _ __ -- ... T. 1\1. I urcelL .. W. D. Mathis '!' .. 1.... 8 9 17 'I 5 I' 2104 21.~, 3359 101 M. C. Allen___ ,__ -----.! 10,0001 -- --, 12,OOO .. l~'OOOI--------. 1.50 230500! I 2501,_ I Rut,hBartlett__ - , __ 1.. :> \) 12 B. S. KeIth . W. B. I,ovett - ---I 1 I 1 _\1 1 7 20 9 13 \ ;1~(3; :J ",000- 4'1' " 4 .0 0 0_ 1 _ 2251 ~bgl 2~?,. 7.5 125 200 Butts __ Vidette.. __ IJaek~on__ _ Flovtlla____ Videite -- J.ack~on_ I i ] 55 71 126 1 2 14 23 37 ~ 1(2)',2(0101 : _: : sggl 32~10001,' 25i 10 2~g ~ ~ u Calhoun Camdcn Carnpbell CarroIL Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattooga Cherokee Clarke <:1l Clay <:1l Clayton c.> Chnch Cobb Coffee ColquitL Columbia Coweta Crawford ~rlington--------1Arlington 1 D. B. NichOlson 12 __ lrer~:~~.;=:=:===== ~~:~~[;================= ~.~I.. 6:{jl~~_~:::=:== ~_ , St. Marys Camden County Acadeny_ H. A. NeaL_________ 28112 40 I 1 6,5001 250 1001--- _ ~ 5 i ~~ 9 ~~ 2 14 --4: I,~~OoO[=:==:1:0:0 ----l-~-gl1-----~-g =:=====: , Fairburn Fairburn C.O.Stubbs 2 26,28 54 7 7,000' 50 200' 100 _ Palmetto 'UnionCity " Bowdon Palmetto UnionCity Bowdon College H. E. Pafford H.C.Harper W. M. Rogers 2 1 18 i 20 38 5 91 9 18 1 82,,050000'1 200 2001 130 200 \ _ _ 2 40 42 82 7 25,000, 250 200 100 _ 'j. CarrOllton Carrollton H. B. Adams_________ 3 1 33 71 104 17 25,0001 1,000 1,000 _ Villa Rica Villa Rica J. M. Phagan________ 2 2 14, 26 40 2 10'000'1 200 1,000 500 _ I1TMetm.Zpiloe n Mt.ZionSenimary Temple J.L.Robb J.B.Parham 2 1~: ~~ 27 ---- 7,000 600 300 200 4.500 1 28 4 5,000________ 100 100 _ : Whitesburg Whitesburg G. C. Kirkley ---- 1 41 3 7 --__ 150 200 _ RBiunrgwgeoIlLd . St. George Folkston 1, BurweIL , Ringgold St. George Folkston WL. .GE.. RBerayvaens_________ ---1- 2 IdaBaugh M. E. Roberts 1! 1 280 1170 7 12 10, 8 ~051 6 3 1913 18 11',0000'1------ - - 100 -1-5- -__--_-_-_-_-_-_ 50 9,000! 500, 80' 181 12 _ _ Savannah Savannah B. F. Pickett 16' 1 205 ',323 528 58 125,0001________ 5001 500 _ Menlo Lyerly Menlo Lyerly W. M. Ransom' W. E. Fink 2 1 42' 54 96 13 15,0001-------- 500 500 _ 1 1 4 5, _ CWaanletosnka CRaeninhoanrdt College Athens----------r Athens Bluffton Bluffton RW.. CC.. SChaarrplt_o_n________ 35 E. B. Mell 10 D. McLendon 2 2 13234 9270 2 14 60 _1_7__ 705',0000001' __ 4__0_,0_0_0_ 1,550 1,4205 __ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_ 103 107 210 22 45,000 1,300 800 500 _ 9 12 21 3 3,000 _ Jonesbo~o------- Jonesbo~o Homervllle Homervl!le O. H. H,ixon A. A. 0 Kelly 21 1 34 47 81 5 6,500________ 300 200 _ 1178 200 _ Marietta 1 RoswelL 1Marietta RosweIL W. T. Dumas Mrs. C. C. Foster. 4 1 52 61 113 15 25,000 25,000 800 400 _ ---- 1 10 15 25 3 ------ - -------- ------ ------ -------- IAcworth 1 Acworth Wilber Colvin________ 2 1 23 23 46 8 __ 200 25 20 5.000 :~~:r~~~===:===== ~~:r~~=_======-====:===.r.lR~~~;:=..=======--i-1 ~ 1~ 1~ 3g, Ugg------S5 ~8 ~~======== I Nicholls , Nicholls________ J. B. Sullivan________ 1 2 9 11 20 2 10,000 100 75 50 _ 1 Norman Park Moultrie , Norman InsL Moultrie W. H. McDanieL L. H. Browning 4 3 110 55 165113 100,000 3 1 42 68 1101---- 30,000 100 600 300 50.000 500 300 300 _ Doerun Harlem Doerun Harlem O. H. Dowd________ 1 1 . 15 10,000 200 200 100 _ 1 R. D. Eadie____ 2 1 12 17 391---- 3,000,________ 100 _ 11 Grovetown Grovetown B. P. Jordan ---- 1 6 3 91 I ------ ------ -------- Leah Columbia Inst T. L. Perryman 1639 6,000 ------ ------ ------ __ i: X: 1 7i 1W~~i~nlf~ie~l;d:::=:=::= Winfield Ma t,~~~~;:::=======::=::== ry Osterman fr~::te-ad-_::=== ---- 1 --i- 7 6~ 5 1~ --2- -----s661======== ----56 ----26======== 141' 6 25,000; 1,000 750 750 _ ~~~~t~~;o;t-;,d.-- Grantville HomerWright . ---- 1 10 9 19 12,0001________ 340 150 _ 200 300 3.000 Crisp Cordele Cordele Dade Trenton Trenton --------- Rising F-';;;:::== Rising Fawn Dawson Dawsonville Dawsonville Decatur_ Bainbridge Bainbridge : D onaCI~sonville--- Donaldsonville irI on Ity Iron City W. R. Lanier. 4 2 45 54 99,1 4 25,000; 200 200 200 _ W. W. Swetman______ 1 7 10 17 1 -- 1- ------ -- -- _ H. A. Price__________ 1 4 6 1 ==== -3;666: 800 6 20 _ J. L. Sargent J. L. Thomason I 1 3 5 8 1 3 1 32148180 6 JB.M. EStaorvlea_ll_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- 2 I ~ 29 I 32 6 1 9 1,500' 900 30 70,000' 5.5,000, 2001 4 ,000 200! 150 15 200 100 _ _ _ .B . 1. 4' 18 3'.9 57 5 .3 I 500; 100 4.0 50 _ ----T COUNTY POST-OFFICE SECONDARY SCHOOLS REPORTING FOR 1913.-Continued. NAME OF HIGH SCHOOL NAME OF PRINCIPAL ~ ~ 0- ;S 8 Il< ~ "0 ;0:0; ~ 0 w~ "-0 ~ 0 :":b'I"Jil ~ ".D S Z" '0 "" ;";".2. <1 s" <1 ~ eC .D ~ "S ~ 0 -0 d 1'1 0 -0 d 1'1 .Sg '0 '0 ~ ~;;".. ~" ;;.. Sg .5 DeKalb -I Brinson_ - - - - - - -- Brinson_ - - - - - - - - -- -- - - - G. Davis_ - _.. -- - - - - - - _1.- - - - 2 10 11 I 21 i I I ~:8881 Attapalgus Attapalgus D. H.wood--------'l 1 7 12 19 1 I Redan . Redan_. , G. W. ThrelkeL ---- 1 1 5 6 6 i 1.5001 500 ~g8! 1~81:::::::: 25__ _ _ en Q1 II'- Dodgc Dooly Stone Mtn IStone Mtn Sto.ne l\Hn Umv. School for Boys w. Q. Hopkins Guy Moore_ 11 _6 1 3 10 65 _2__6 1 30f5> 12 1 14,000 15 12,000 ---- .~00001 500" ----I ,AIntgllaenstiade Ingleside East End C. W. Ewing B. B. Patterson 1 1448 [___ 1 6 . 5 11 8,000 - - - - - 100~ Eastman Eastman N. W. Hur~t__ __ __ _ 4 ~ ~~:~~~ ::3~~ ---~~t_~~~ ======:: ICChhaeustnecrey- - - ---- CChheasutnecrey- - - ---- - - - -- - - - W W.. TT.. HMacrMrIsilolna_n - - - - -. -- 1 --0-[ IRhine RhiDe R. S. New___________ 1 26 39 1 - 1--010 2 15 15 65 2 25 -__---_I __ 2,500 ::: 25 2,000________ 1 751 __ M ~~~~~ -._====== ~~~~~ ._==:::::::::==: ~:~: ft~:z~;~ =:::::: 1 ~ --i- 20 34 22 42 1D0 , 5,000 400 300 1501 _ 250 _ 25 -- - - - --- -------- 50 _ 200 __ Vienna Sandy MounL R. A. Murray--------'l---- 1 3 3 6 Doughcrty Douglas \ Albany 1 Douglasville Albany Douglasville___ --I .T. S. Allen___________ 4 2 44 43 1 87 12 25,000 A. N. Stephens_______ 2 1 12 29 ' 41 3 2,500 400 _ 350 600 250 Early Kestler Kestler.________ Blakely Union___ . Blakely Blakely___ '1 Echols ________ None Reported. Effingham Clyo Clyo ---- Guyto,;-._._::=:==: Guyto';-'_:_:::: Rincon__ ------ Rincon ---- - _ W. L. Stone _, W. S. Strozier. -i-__1_ H. S. Bowden________ 3 H. E. Simmons_ - - - _. - '[ --1- B. L. Jordan 2 E. J, Hinely_____ I 1 1 I 31 4 1,20 1I 3 10 11 23 53 84 37 I~ 3~ 4 2,000________ 15 15 _ 4 --40:000--36:000---300---250 ---[- -5:000 ---2:750 4~81 2~8:===:: __1: 3[ 1,800 350 50. 25. , __ I' Springfield Elbert _ __ Elberton Springfield____ Elberton______ iooll- --ioo:: :::: '. W. E. Monts__ __ __ 1 C. E. Dryden_____ 6 1 12 2 43 8 20 79 122 1~ -40.000 --- - -,~OO --- EmanueL IBowman Swainsboro Gibson-MercerAcadcny Swainsboro _ .T. P. Cash__ O. J. Holliman 3 11 2 2 61 If> .1599 \1&20.5 21 I 3.5,000 300 600 '1 25,000____ - ------, 3001 -' 2001__ --- ' IGravmont EmanueICountyInst R.L.Moon ,1 18 19 37 14 11,000________ 200i 200 1 Fannin Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady Greene Gwinnett Habersham HaIL Hancock Stillmore Garfield Adrian IEpwrot.h . Blue Ridge Stillmore Garfield Adrian EpworthSeminary Blue Ridge -----1 JOhn A. PooL_______ 8. L. Price___________ .J. 8. Plaxco iL.A. Willsey J. H. Jenkins J_ ----I 16 I5 2 '11 1: 4 2 112 J ~~ 9 i 10 13 199 i M:--z-II ~~:~'=====i~I--:~~I---~~~======== 6,5oo________ 8001 800 _ Mineral BlufL DiaL Fayetteville Rome R. 2 Rome ~ Rome R. 3 Mineral BlufL DiaL Fayetteville ModeL Rome .. Johnson J. M. ClemenL E. L. Johnson 1 J. W. BlackweIL_____ 1 ' W. C. Rash 1 W. P. Jones 7 F. F. MitcheIL 1 1 1 5 3 2 4711 j 3t8,080g0=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_ ----Z5'1----Z5======== 150 50 _ 1 3 14 7 62 26 8 128 40 ----1 15 'I 4 190 19 6,000 3,500 55,000 ------i------ -------- , 40, 10 _ -' 400: 300 _ 1 2 2 4 1____ 40i 25 _ Rome R. 6 Van'sValley P. A. Kinton________ 13 32 5 250 _ Rome Rome Berry Inst" Darlington R. H. Adams________ 9 60 J. R. McCain________ 3 55 60 11 75,0006.43646 2,510, 2,300 100.000 55 7 25,000 1,200' 1,500 20.000 . None Reported. , . Lavonia Royston Carnesville Lavonia Royston Carnesville J. T. Roberts ----- 2 G. H. Coleman_______ 2 J. C. HaIL 2 27 24 42 27 69 51 I 7 8 lo,08g ----301---iOO :======: 118 24 42 12 12,000 100 __ Atlanta EnglishCom Mrs. Annie T. Wise __ 10 Atlanta Washington Seminary L. D. Scott Atlanta Boy's High . W. F. Dykes 14 Atlanta Girl's High Jessie Muse 22 Atlanta Miss Hanna's ElizabethH.Hanna __ 1 Atlanta Woodberry Sch. for Girls... Rosa Woodberry_____ 3 East PoinL Ben Hill East Point Ben HilL - - G. W. Anderson______ 1 - - ,r. 1\1. White - - __ 1 IEBollltiojany_':-':-======= EBlollitjoayn Inst ======== __ ==: . CC.. WS. .BHryenanderson ---1- Oak Hill Oakland 1 W. B. James_________ 223 223140 ________ 1,439, 1,500 _ 177 177 22 100,000 1,500 1,525' 1,000 _ 377 377 705 705 4 40 40 1 55 55 1 9 18127 62 75,000 700 1,000: 750 _ ___ 98 19 9 9 _~~~: ~~~ ========1 ~:~~~ ~~~I 9, ~8211O'gg8 ======:: 8~g, 1,ogL====== 1 Ii 9 81 1~3811292~ :4 4 6,000 120 2,000 --------1 7m5:, 20 1~:~g8 1~gl---=~0!---5~01 __ None Reported. Brunswick Glynn Academy Calhoun __ ======= Calhoun Cairo Cairo Greensboro Greensboro Union Point Union Point White Plains Dawson Inst J. N. Haddock_______ 7 C. C. Wills 2 D. G. Whaley 3 H. B. Robertson 3 W. C. Peacock_______ 1 , ,56 128 127 1 i 28 2 i 16 71 127 39 ll7 34 61 31 59 20 36 12 III 5 5 4 ~g:888 -----300 1,~8gl! 2,gg8 23, 000 3001 300, 200 ig:g881-----~~0 ~=~I ~O~ _ O. A. Davis__________ 1 l ' 20 21 41 5,000 I 700, 500 _ Siloam Lawrenceville Buford Auburn Siloam .. C. C. Carlton 1 Lawrenceville__________ Van Fletche'-________ 3 Buford W. N. Nunn_________ 2 Perry-Rainey Inst J. A. Miller__________ 3 2 2 12 27 7 59 15 27 48 75 17 24 251' 84 20 , 35,68g :=:=====: __ ~~~I 4I 7,500 40,000 1 200[ 1 550' 35-. 100 ... 400 _ _ _ Norcross Norcross___________ C. C. Gilbert 2 Winder Dacula... ._ W. M. Holsenbeck.___ 1 Cornelia Cornelia R. O. PoweIL 3 Demorest Piedmont Academy J. C. Rodgers__ 5 Clarksville Clarkesville J. L. Kennedy_ 1 Gainesville Gainesville S. P. Kenyon_ 4 Flowery Branch__ Flowery Branch .J. D. 8,,11. . 1 Murrayville Murrayville . ... E. ,J. Cavender_ 1 18 40 58 17 20 37 21 26 47 65 75 140 10 14: 24 54 1161170. II 20 III 31 51 10, 2ll 7 12 5 i87,:58080 L ---~~~i, ===4=0=0=!===2==0=0 ========_ ----Z5 12 3 7 ======== ========1 60,000 _ ---50 500 300 =======_: 3 4 123',5000001 20__0 175 100 1,150,1,000 . _ SGpaainretasville , SRpivaerrtsaide Military A. cad __ .' TT.. EL.. MDuckCeosy_ __ ___--___ 130 - 11 -4-2-- -5-3-- j 14 10 1 ~8:888---zoo-- f~81 2~g,=:======1 5.000 1.200 SECONDARY SCHOOLS REPORTING FOR H113.-Continued. COUNTY POST-OFFICE NAME OF HIGH SCHOOL NAME OF PRINCIPAL >. t: ~ >""0i;" ~ "0 ~'" 0 "t1 rn """d '" ~ ,"a S .." .~ P:: '0 .E" 7"- ;>'" on ""S ">- ~ 1; ~ ;j 0 ~ . ;'l ~ '0 """ ;> .S s"'" ""0 ;> ~ .E '0 ;.:j ~ ",a S Z" '0 .E" ;>'" ;j s" i< 0 "d "1"1 '0 .g" ;> S" i< 0 "d "1"1 S . S" 0 ."1 g: '" culverton ! CulvertOlL J S. E. AlVerSOn 1 Haralson =lae;~~:a:~======1:ll:~~~~~=--====:==:===::!~.' fS~ftl~~by=:=::= Harris_ - - - - - - - Buchanan__ ~B~r%e\mi'e{no-n-_=::=::= Buchanan ~B~r~e\mi'efno_~___=_:_=_== --_:: ---_-_-_,I =:::= R. ~R. .. H. Moss ' :E.. ~G~fr;ihe~L~~rr': =::= 11 2113 I3 ~ 3~ ~~ 1 2 10 25 ~ --i- 15 1 22 I? _ 1 2g 15 4 ~~ /18 5,000 6G:g&& ~&g 175) t 2601 2,06&1 751 _ 18&1'===----- 35 8 5,000________ 301 15 _ g - 37 :~~: 13,400 ===:==== :::~:~~~I 100 50 -100 - -- -.501=======_ Waverly HaIL Nannie Schley Inst J. L. Yadcn 1 2 16 24 40 6 -------- 100 ____ _ 1 HarL Heard Cataula_ --West POinL IHartwelL FFrraannkklihnn_______ Cataula 1 Union HartweIL FOraaknkGlrionv-e-_-_-_ --- --_ 1W. F. BelL A. Y. Evans_ 'C.G.Power __ I wId.a CH. oDdonuegttleas 1 11 12 23 8 3,000 --- 32,"1 2651 _ 1 8 3 11 1,500 100 30 _ 4 41 48 89 30,000 200 32 50 _ ---- 11 85 82 1130 1,200 __ ====_=11-__:---- :====_: Henry --I Hogansville R. 3_1 Corinth______ _, Hampton___ __ Hampton_____ __ -- --- Ruth T. J. MilleL Horton_________ -- -1 I 1 2 2 2 ?4 --7-- --1-1,5-0-0- -- 1-,5-0-0-1 8 15 - 3 10600 10 1501 _ _ Locust Grove---- Locust Grove Inst Claude Gray--------- 6, 175 50 225 32 40,000 1,000 3,000 2,000 _ Stockbridge Stockbridge T. T. Benton________ 1 1 2 9 9 18 ---- ----__ ---- . 99 __ 100,----=:== Houston Perry----------- perry-------------------'1 C. E. CrooL 2 2 18 17 35 81 5,000 1,700: .... 1 _ b. I Irwin_ ------- ?Fro~yr:t ~viaifllee-_y--_-:-:-=-:-=1=r Ffro~r\tl:V~iailflee-y_=-:-=-=-=-:-:-:-=-:-:-=-:---:'Ra~lpyhc:N~pe~w;t;otn~_;_~_~_=_=_:_ 3 --i- :=== 29 --7- 71 --S- 100 -i5- ==6==I--5-0S,~0O0O0O---S~O3O0~0-1.. - 350 501 350 -- :--:_1.=1 ======= Jackson JaspeL I __ commerce 1Commerce______ _I H. B. Bil>le 2,1 1 50 54 104 ---- 25 2,200 1,500 _ Winder --- Winder________ _ W. F. HuffakeL 311 51 62 1113 5 Jefferson_ - - - - -- - Martin Inst- - - - - - - - - - C. A. Sydnor- - - - - - - - 1 2 37 42 I 79 10 10,000____ ___ 25, 000 15~05-00001" 45000 !2-5- 1'-= ===:-- 1,560 IStatham Statham , SMhaaydsyviDllael-er------'l SMhaaydsyviDllael-,,-_- _ . 1 J ..J. BrocL .____ 1 1 24 11 [35 4 18,000 50 - _ ' MH.. GW. .ESlIlm!'igthton -----_-_ 41 1136 1119 3245 13 I 3 10,000----- -.- - _196_125=====-== 2,000 2 501 __ Hillsboro Ben Hill Academy Estelle Huddleston __ 1 8 Monticello Mansfield BetheL Prospect M. M. Passmore Fred Davidson _ _ 9 10 Jeff Davis HazlehursL Hazlehurst C. G. Paine 2 10 Jefferson Louisville Bartow Wrens Spread Louisville Bartow Wrens Spread B. H. Johnson_______ 2 11 c __ F. A. Brinson________ 1 23 C. C.l\:lcCullum 3 54 O. F. Helm__________ 1 18 ,Jenkins Johnson ,_ Millen Kite Millen Kite F. D. Seckinger 2 1 12 Chas, E. New________ 29 Wrightsville Warthem College J. C. G. Brooks______ 3 4 30 1---- Jones_ - -- --- - *~1.I_;;.,-k======== *~d.;.,-k===========:===: ~,'iX: g~~':.e~======= ~ I__ ~ 7 9 Round Oak Round Oak C. A. Scruggs________ 1 12 Laurens Bradley Dublin Bradley Dublin O. C. Baskins________ 11 R. E. Brooks________ 5 _ 68 R::;~~;-_:=:===== R::;~~;-_===========:==== ~,t.~:1de,;:::===== ~ 1=== 8 8 Dublin R. 4 Poplar Spgs Nannie Fletcher --- I' 2 5 Lee Liberty LnvetL Leesburg Hinesville LovetL Leesburg Hinesville J. F. Craft___________ L. A. HarreIL________ O. A, Strange 1 II 1 1 1 3 5 15 g: Lowndes Willie Valdosta Willie Valdosta G. P. Padrick________ 13 W. O. Roberts 5,_ 56 ..... Hahira Hahira J. W. O'DeIL - I' 5 Lake Park Lake Park ,J. P. Bray___________ 1_ 4 Naylor Naylor. G. H. Markey ---_I 2 Macon ~~~~~~~~~~===== ~~~~~~:;~~~:============g. M.-::g:_Dl~~_-_-_=== ~ i 15 21 IdeaL IdeaL D. E. Pennington____ 1 2 Reynolds Garden Valley J. L. Gerald _ 1 Madison Comer Comer C .. B.Ayers 3 ---- 17 Carlton Carlton H. F. Smith 1 __ 7 Marion Buena Vista Hoke Smith Inst. W, E. Drane_________ 2 20 ::~::f::~-_-~~~ Meriwether B1;~~;~========' Manchester B~;~~;~================ Manchester ~.: L. F2..: E~~tf;,~-:== Herring :=== --~-I 21- 3.'> 4 19 1.'> Woodbur.y Woodbur,Y W. W. Linton________ 1, 3 10 Luthersvllle Bullochville Luthersvl1le Bullochville C. W. Cr., Nall___________ Nunn__________ 1, 3I 22 23 Greenville Greenville G. H. ~~ngledorL---- 1 ,---_ 13 Durand Durand J. L. Ta~lor.-------- ,1 4 Miller Milton COlqUitt.--------rCOlqUitt----------------- H. G.HowelL Alpharetta Alpharetta G. A. KuykendalL 1 I 2 20 12 MitcheIL Camilla Pelham Camilla Pelham I E. L. TapP!'n________ 2, 27 T. H. W,lkmson 1 2 44 Monroe Forsyth 1 Forsyth J. R. Campbell_______ 3 35 Cnlloden Culloden W. V. Lance ... 1 1 2 9 Montgomery Mt. Vernon Brewton-Parker Inst R. E. Robertson______ 5 ,---- 62 6 6 14 1;; 21.25i 451 ----_- 15 2.'> 1,500____ 40 15- _ 30 40 1.'>,000 200 200 10 _ 31 42 1.5,000 200i 200, 200 _ :=:=:1 17 40 4,500 554' 150' 90\ 49 103 ,j 5,300 -- 128, 90 _ _ :Jgg 3?t==:::: 17 3.'> 2.'> 37 2 l~:ggg-- 5,688 4 13 37 67 14 3?~ 10 21 19 11 1 4~~1, i~' 2!8:====::: 18 30 5 3,000 ___ _____ 250, 200' _ 4g:888 gg ------ 4 5 4 1,500________ 30 _ 87 15.> 12 20 2~ -----750 ~88i 3 1 11 6 ___3 .II 2,000 50'1 12] .'>0 75 704,26540 _ _ -- _::1::=::::: 7 10 41 ggg --- - :::::::: 12 17 ~: 500: 2~g l~g 10 25 ~gg ":~~I----~~I- 2 5 22 56 112 6 11 1 1, 40,000 2 12,000 , I 5111 751 875 351 .. _ _ 12 16 3 1,2,50 2501 20 151.------- 24 3,500 2001 50., 25, _ 17 32 7 20,000 200, 2501 150, _ 21 10 3 42 12 4 --S-, ____ , 10,000 2,000 500, 2,000, 2,OOOj_ 501 82; 60 , 6320, 20 37 10,000 50 150 100' _ 7 14 6 i 5,000______ 100 W , _ 30 W 2' 5,000______ 300 1001 _ -1- ------- 50 s.'> 37 6' 26,000 300, - - - - -I 200, ! 100 -~ _ 4 23 4 , 6,000 5001 501 75 1.'> 30 7 10,000 24 34 2 ,5,000 WOi 800, 300. 300 18500,1 _ _ 18 40 8 300' 75 25: 11 14 37 6 7,500 375--_---1------1.------- 12 8 30 25 12 W J _~~:g~L:::~~~!;;;~~t;~~t~~~~~- 68 38 6.5 5 3,500 1 200' 200, 1 - --,Sf - -~ ::=:i~~I-- -2~r -ut::==== 24 (i8 888,: 49 84 10 54 19 116 ____ 80,000-_______ 800 500 _ COUNTY 01 "" Morgan CXI Murray Muscogee_ Newton_ Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding Pickens SECONDARY SCHOOLS REPORTING FOR 1913.-Continued. (\) I...,;.. "0 .1 ~~ Enrollment "~"C-i"\'Il< 0 i:: Grades 8 to 11 ~ ~ P< POST-OFFICE NAME OF HIGH SCHOOL II "operton I Tarr?town I1MBoasdtwlsl?Cnk lsoperton_____ Tarr:ytown____ Madlso~L----BostwlCk_____ NAME OF ~oo ~..o PRINCIPAL ~~I.S"O - - - - - 6~ ..... 0 i':><30~ ;:j ~ 00 I ill,.d ,.d bO ..Qc.) ...b..ll ~;'"; ;;liE ;;liI1 'tl 8 Il< "0 0 ~ 00 ..0 bO " ,'""Sl''""~0 iE " - t (\), s ..S0'S~''. S ~ a,) .0 SE=: ..!i ;;'"Z [Z;; :"g ~ ;:'.", ~ ~ ..'0" ;S; Z 0 ';"; ;> I '"" " w. O. D.ewberry W lV1. Flandens 3~ 4~ I-ii- J. H Parks -2Ii I J. H. Rand -------- 11 1 1110 i 2 251351 21 7,500 Hi --20,000 1 9 9 . 18 4,500 Buckhcad Godfrey Buckhcad Godfrey M. T. Bryson __ --- 7 t A R. Beard___ _11 'I -2--[135 ~ I i~-4-'-----600 I Rutledg Eton e . Rutledgc Eton H. L. Brock____ _ __ 13 '26 3 1 ,250 1 E H Beck__ _ _ 1,,1 1 '125 221471--__ 7,000 I 15~ 12~g "pring Place Lucy Hill Inst. H J Bellew _ __ __ _ 1 10 F.airy R L -- -- .. Colvard. __ -- -- -- -- -- -- __ Lula Gladden -- - -- -- -- 1 6 Columbus_ Columbus 1'. C. Kendrick______ 7 --1--117058 6, 161____ 1,000 -i7- --43;000 00 "'S" :'"~ e'" ..0 ;:1 .:: . 00 ;S'"; ;:, ~ ~ "0 ;> '0 ~ ~ '0 ';"; ";> ~ ..'0" S ;; Z '0 ~'" ;> 'iJ S'" .g~ -">:iI 0 ~'" ;> ~ s'" ~ 0 'tl ">:iI S 0 ~ Sg'" .:; --11-"~00:::~l~o:o-I::::uo:oll::-1--.0-0-0-1 80 75 751 50 --- --- ml 50 300 251------- 2n 168, __ :: - __ .1. _ 450 100 200 __ - . 2bL::::I:::::: :::::::: Columbus_ Newborn__ Oxford_ Porterdale__ Covington Watkinsville_ Bishop_ Bogart. __ -Fannington_ Arnoldsville Crawford Maxeys___ Columbus IndustriaL 'I, Newborn Palmer InsL -1 C. A. Maupin________ 6 J. W. Bagby_________ 2 --3- 1462 C. J. Strang_________ 1 ,Livingston ,Covington 1 G. T. Hicks_________ I I1! 18 .J. C. Upshaw 2 1 10conee------------------ W. R Aldred________ 2 18 'I, Bishop W. D. Hawkes_______ 1 --2--/138 Bogart. __ -- -- -- -- ------ -, Willie Whitehead_____ 1 _ CentraL IACrrnawolfdosrvdille .. , Maxeys 1 Nannie Ragsdale_____ IJ.J. Y. Walker B. Brookshire.. ------- W. P. McCorkle ---- 1 1 I 3 7 1 1 I 2 3 59167 36 120,000________ 300 350 _ 19125 5 3.000 100 243 125 _ 17 21 5[ 2,000 8 20 1,500 150 -- .11 __ ---r---- ~51 ~~ 19 11~:888-----1~01---~001---1~0:::::::: 262 490 ---- 55,,050000 3001 75, 75 ___ 14 3,000 2,500 1 __ 130 1 1120 ---- ---8--.0--0-0---------------- 59 150'1 3750 -------_-_ 10 I 13 -- - __ -- 301 J,r, -- __ -- -- Lexington Hiram___ IDallas____ Jasper____ Meson Academy .. -- -- -- - - J. P. Dendy - -- - - -- - - 1 -I_]Hiram Dallas --- ---------IR.D.pound------------- J. H.l\IIser .. 2 __ .Jasper A. L. B. Green 1 17 11 1 16 ; 15 9 19 20 I.'1331~561----i-i-- 2.500,.-------- 180. 100 1 1 16:888(:::::::: ----501----- -------- 4,5001 250 125 125 _ Pierce Pike. Polk Pulaski. Putnam_ Tate------------1 Tate BlacksheaL Pierce-Collegiate Inst Barnesville Gordon Inst Zebulon Zebulon Molena Molena Meansville Means Inst Williamson Williamson Concord Middle Ga. Inst Cedartown Cedartown Cedartown R. 7 __ Samuel Benedick Mem .Rockmart Rockmart. Hawkinsville Hawkinsville Eatonton Eatonton Eatonton R. 3 Phoenix Academy Willard R. L Central Academy Nona Ararat Academy____ D. W. Smith_________ 1 2 17 7 24 5 7,500 500 350 - _ N. A. Huckabee 2 1 37 28 65 50,000 500 1,000 500 _ E. T. Holmes 9 T. J. Gardner________ 1 J. W. Smith ~ 1 N. H. Reid__________ 1 1 217 51 268 41 1 6 15 21 4 8 12 20 2 13 9 22 8 60,000 1,000 5.000 5,000 -- 3,000 15 -- 4,000________ 100 50 2,500 ~ 300 75 -_ _ _ _ J. T. Brinkley C. M. NeeL_________ J. E. Purks__________ C. S. Pattrick________ W. T. Foster_____ __ __ _ 2 4 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 1 10 41 10 25 3 24 60 13 15 4 34 101 23 40 -ii- ---3;000 :::::::: ---300 :::::: :::::::: :::::: 13 14,000 1,900 1,700 _ 6 5,000 1,000 300 _ 20,000 200 200 50 _ H. D. Knowles 2 1 27 47 74 10 15,000________ 200 125 _ J. B. Duke_________ 2 3 22 27 49 14 20,000 700 300 _ Mrs. A. L. Collins____ 1 5 7 12 5 1,500________ 150 60 _ Nora Davidson_______ 1 Ola Brawner__ 8 3 8 2 16 5 ____ 3 2,500 50 40 20 15 ---- __ ---- __ --- _ -_ Quitman Rabun Randolph __ Richmond_ Q1 Q1 OQ Rockdale ScrevcIl_ _ None Reported. Clayton _ Clayton Rabun Gap _ Rabun Gap Industrial shellman _ Shellman ColemuD _ Colemon Benevolence _ Benevolence Augusta _ Tubman Augusta _ Sacred Heart College Augusta _ St. Patrick's Inst. Hepzibah . Hepzibah Conyers _ Conyers__ _ . Sylvania _ Sylvania Dover _ GilgaL___ Bruce Ray ___ __ ___ _ A. J. Rite.hie S. C. Haddock 2 . __ Ida OliveL .. 1 H. W. Ta.yloL_______ T. H. Garrett 11 J. M. SalteL____ 4 E. Basily________ 1 H. W. SewcIL___ 2 L. O. Freeman_ 3 W. H. SasseL 1 S. J. Bowman 1 2 ___ _ 8 8 6,000 ----- _ --- --_ ----- -----_ _ 1 -io- -40- -50- --6- ---6;000:::::::: ---200 ---200:::::::: :::::: 1 10 11 21 4 150 30 150 100 _ 8 7 15 2,000. ________ 50 10 _ 1 232 232 26 40,0001 2,500 1,800 1,200 ::: 1 35 35 6 15,000' 3,000 2,500 _ 21 21 4 ---- ---- _ 2 28 26 54 9 10,000________ 250 150 _ 1 25 37 62 17 10,000 1,200 602 300 _ 1 20 18 38 9 8,000________ 320 250 -_ 7 8 15 3 1,000 100 200 75 -_ Stephens_ Toccou _ l\Iartin _ Toccoa_________ c'vIartin______________ Rosa Fletchcr J. R. Garrett. .. 2 4 59 51 110 8 25,000 3,000 600 1,000 _ 1 16 5 21 2 -- - _ _ Stewart_ Sumter Lurnpkin Richland Amp.ricus _ Lumpkin_____________ _ Richland _ Americus____________ N. R. Blackman J. T. Barrett___ C. C. Youma.ns 1 2 20 32 52 10 15,000, 2 21 34 55 4 18,OOOi 6 83 114 197 20 35,000 100 5001' 500 600 100 200 _ 500 250 ---- __ -- _ _ Talbot_ _____ _ TattnaIL TayloL Pln.ins Talbotton Reidsvillc Claxton H8.gan Bellville Cobbtown Reynolds _ _ ~~k~"tt~~~~::::::::::::: ~: ~.~~hr~:~~::::::: _ Reidsville . W. H. Brewton ~ 1 --3- ~~ 8 ~ 9 ~~ -:-:. __~:~O~ ~gg 17 3 16,500______ _ Claxton J. E. Cheatham 2 1 13 28 41 12 5001 75 _ _ ~clf~ill~-.-:::::::::::::::: {vEW~C~r~~;:::::::: ::::1 ~ .5~ ~8 1~3 :::_-_- ---4i;,00-00-00-1::::::7:~ _ Cobbtown L. E. Cogburn_______ 1 ~ _ Coleman Inst. W. M. Parker 2 22 23 45 5 8,000; 350 ~gg ~~&:::::::: :::::: 150 --- _ 250 50 _ g1 11 020 85 _:_:_:_::_-_-_::_ :_:_:_-_-_::_ 35 -- :':. _ TelfaiL ButleL _ Butler Male & Female CoL W. M. Petis Lumber City _ Lumber City A. O. ROger" 11 11 6 17 5 5,0001 ------- 200 75 ] 1 1 10 20 30 6 8,000 30 167 50 -----_ Terrell McRae __ I DaWSOll_ Parrott Soutb Ga. College Dawson _ Parrott 11. G. Branch J. C. Dukes W. s. Childs_. 4 1 41 .59 100 16 . 3 1 30 33 63 17 ] 1 -- 16 9 26 70,000 1,000 17,000_______ 400 10,000 ------ 500 300 1 _ _ _ 1 SECONDARY SCHOOLS REPORTING FOR 1913.-Continued. - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - . , - - - - , - - - - - - - - . - - c -~ ~ - ~. ~ ~ -,- I,' A-!~o j ---'I- Enrollment Grades ' I - -,- I:>' t: - -- ~ I:l , - - ,;;; COUNTY POST-OFFICE NAME OF HIGH NAME OF ~."9I::o~:!1I~~~-g -~8 -to-11--. :3 ~ ~,'" ~~I~: ~ S'" >'" 1; ~ ~ .S . ~ S'" SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ~~!' ~: ~?JIS~ 1J)...c= IJ) be ~~ IJ) :~~ 0 Q d.g~ ~ ""0 ~ ~ '0 '0... ~.I~. c5 "t-<, "t-< -;; Z iZ ;;:; "-';"; ~ ..'a" S Z" -~~---~I---- Thomas II Da",son SasseL R. 6____ 1 Thomasville : Pavo 1 Meigs , Metcalfe Omega Yeomans_ Sasser _ Thomasville -- Pavo _ Meigs _ Metcalfe _ Omega _ I ___ I E. A. ".lorton_ 1 W. L. Sligh_ 1 A. K St,arlings 3 1 ~. \L61~'~~I~~~~ __ ~~:1 2 1 J. T. HOlland 11 A. J. AIIlIIlOIlH _ I 1 2 7 12 55 18 15 22 10 22 69 124 27 45 ~ 1 'ggg 25.. 2001---50 1~ --12:066 ~~~i;666 ~7g?5.1 1?,&_ ----_-.-,1- ~ 11~ 5 i 9 14 ____ 9,000 24 4 ___3_ I1 1, 000 1,200 30 30 150 3191 2??1 400 70 2u ----I' Ty Ty_" Ty Ty _ I Chula Brookfield_ _ _ Chula___ __ Brookltel" -- Tifton_ ___ _ _ TIfton _ ----'1----I Paul Moss_________ 11 --- c. W. Cooper._ T. S. Rigdon ----- Jason Scarboro 1 2: ~! 3 ~ 3 12 3 6 ~--~-~-~1'-_-_-6-'-~-~-0-1 33 47 80 ____ . 10,000 5gg 1~~ l~?, 215500 315205 35750 ! Toombs Troup Vidalia___ _ \ Collegiate Inst_ Hogansvlllc_ Hogansville I T. J. Ainsworth_ 2i A. W. Strozier. __ --- 2 ,- 24 37 61 51 20,000 12 24 36 11' lo,OOO'l ISO 150_ 250 200 10,5\_ Turner: ~ I Twiggs Ashburu Rcbecca --I Sycamore DanvIlle_ - 1 Ashburu _ , Rebecca .__ I Sycamore . 'I Danville _ J. F. Lambert R. B. Griner C. D. Vinson I, 3 I 2 1I I I H. G. McKee________ I I I . Gordon_ _ Crosby _ T. S. Looper Union - - - - -'I Blairsville_ - - 1Collegiate Inst. - - - - - -- - - .. T. E. ElglD" Upson_ - - _- -- -, Thoma~ton_ -_ - -1' R. E. Lee Inst_ - - - - - -- -- F. F. Rowe !I 1 3 II 3 I 31 3 5 9 24 32 35 4 6 8 5 26 56 56 7 I1 31 __"_2_ I _20,000I 9,000 200 1,000 225 35 10 30 ~~~:ll- 3g~ 17 4 1,800 50 100 5 50 15:6001-----3.50 88 7 50, 000' 500 600 5001 25 10 501 5g8, 8001 5,000 1 YatesvIlle J. E. Johnston Inst. Walker ---- - - - -'I LaFayette __ - -- - -I' LaFayette - - - -- _ W.H.Harrison 7,. W. Jones 21 2 1 2 49 29 78 17 33 50 Walton Ware_ _ Warren chickamauga I' Monroe , Social Circle _ 1 L,?ganvllle _I Waycross - - Waycross Warrenton Chickamauga . I. S. Flanagan_ ___ 1 _ 20 13 33 -I Monroe _ Social Circle _ 1 Loganville __ - - tX ,Waycross____ --- IIPiedmontlnst__ ___ :::: I i Warrenton _ W. E. Dendy __ _.____ J.T.Lowe H.G.Bailey_ A. G. Miller. -----11 -----1 ~e:;rik~~~~~~~~~1 2[ 2 I _ 25[41 15 23 ;1; , 1 - I -- ~ l~ 35 36 Ii125 I 34 66 38 3.5 16.5 60 70 3 13 2 6 5 28 15 15 4,0001__ 386 1~:8gL __ 200 125 15,000 3,000 3501 25.000 10, 000 2.5~ 15.0001 100__ 75.0001_ __ 1.500 60.000 20,000 1.50 3.50 400 600 200 75- 200 _ 200 _ __ 900_~: _ 1501_-------[ 3001 _ .. Catnak Catnak ._. V. E. Fields 1 3 15 18 3,500 50 70 50 _ Washington Sandersville TenniUe Harrison Sandersville Tennille Harrison IJ.I W. T. Garrett________ 2 W. S. SeweIL________ 3 C. A. King 1 28 56 84 20 39 59 9 19 28 2 4 12,000 8,000 5,000 500 238 200 600 500 375 500 _ _ _ Davisboro Davisboro E. D. Givans________ 1 2 6 14 20 3 1,500 150 250 125 _ Wartheffi Wartheffi Wayne.------- Jesup Jesup OdUffi OdUffi Webster Wheeler. Screven Screven _ None Reported. _ Glennwood _ Glennwood Whitfield _ Dalton _ Daltoll " C. S. WoodaIL_______ J. E. Bates__________ R. C. Keith ,__ R. R. Tyre 1 3 __-- ---- ---- 1 1 8 29 2 4 10 41 1 6 18 70 3 10 5 2,000 20 10,000________ 8,000 150 3,000________ 150 200 25 100 50 50 10 40 _ _ _ _ _ Theodore Brewton _ T. J. Sappillgton_____ 4_- 1 1 1 30 5 42 6 72 14 22,200 325 5 300 _ _ Wilcox __ ;Wilkes Wilkinson Worth_ Tunnel Hill Pineview Rochelle ~~~~i~:i~l~~=== _ _ Rochelle C. L. IsbilL == ==== == =_ J. A. H. R. Ware__________ Harrisoll_______ Washington Washington _ J. W. Mosley ~:~b~;i~~=====:1 ~~~b~;i~~=======:=: =:= R. R. Haynes________ T. Z. B. Everton_____ Rayle / Rayle _ J. L. Underwood Gordon Gordon , .. _ Hugh Moore Sylvester McPhaul Illst _ J. M. Richardson_____ _- 1 2 1 1 12 135 2 2 37 1 - --- 25 1 __-- ---2 1 12 5 7 2 1 35 6 19 19 44 20 15 5 10 31 8 31 24 --3- ---1:000 ------25 ---296 ----65 ======== 8 8,225 300 95- _ 81 45 3 4 30,000 500 27 800 __ 200 200 _ _ 3510 _ 10 2,000 50 50 10 _ 17 10,000 150 _ 66 11 18,000 1,000 400 300 _ Poulan Poulau _ W. A. Wheeler _ - 1 6 7 13 50 250 120 _ ----_._~----~--- COUNTY <~JBl ulloch Tift Sumte,CarroIL Walton Pike___ Cobb___ tMorgan___ Habersham_ Hancock Coffee______ REPORT OF AGRICULTURAL SCHOOLS FOR 1913 ] - 1 - - - - - - - ~-.----,---~ lit Enrollment ro I ~~ ;3 ~-:I~- ~~ ~ .9 .9 I POST-OFFICE :' NAME OF AGRICULTURAUCHoor '1 NAME OF PRmeIPA" 111 ~ I mil ,,; i ZJ 1 1 i!~. 1 ~ "0 ~ 1[11 . I ~ o.~ ~ 1 1 ; ~ I ~E j ~ 0 :g ~~g', :g 1 \ I Statesboro I . DIst!lC~---- FIrst .. -- .. -- ... , E. C. J. DlCkens II~~ z_Ir~~:I.$.! ~ O~J. -~d ~~_~ ~r.EO1~' i-E~' ~ ~":-;-~1I:l1-.-~ $-Lli ~ ~" 1 4 I 21107 I 81 188 ---- $80,000 $60,000 2,,0 200' $10,000' Tifton Second DIstrlCt.. '.I. F. Hart. Jr._______ 3'1 3 82,35 117 7\l,500 25,000 426 500 10,000'1 , Americus Third District.. I.I. J\L Collum_ - - -- --- 3 2 106114 120 _ 63,000 18,000 211 150 10,000 ICarrollton. Monroe FourthDistrict.. Fifth District.. I,JH.Mclson- 41 2120,30150 ,.I. Henry Walker_____ 3, 9,1123,42 165 35,500 13,750 500 150 10,0001, 35,0001 22,000 400 300 10,000 'Barnesville Sixth District W.H. MaxweIL 31 2147154 111 10 100,0001 __ ------___ 10,0001 Powder SpriDgs __ SeventhDistrict IH.R.Hunt.. 31 5150 65215 20 51,000 10,000 250 125 10,0.001 CMlaadrkiseosvnIclle GraniteHiIL Eight Di.stri.ct___ Nmth DIstrlCt.. tTcnthDistrict.. __ i W. G. Acree ------ 4 116o! 11 71 54'6001 41,000 300 150 10,01l01 1M. C. Gay_____ 5 I 1 78 30 108 8[ 31,600 20,000 200 100 10,000, IJ.T. McGee____ 41 1 65 35100 , 50,000 10,000 150 100 10,000[, Douglas Eleventh District.. C. W. Davis____ 5 2 82 40 122 70,000 30,000 600 500 10,000 t Figures for 1912. STATE INSTITUTIONS. NUMBER OF INSTRUCTORS College Department Preparatory Department ENROLLMENT 1-------------1 College Preparatory Department D'epartment NAME AND LOCATION OF INSTITUTION NAME AND TITLE OF PRESIDENT 1 ~~ ~ 0~1 1 ~~ ~ 0~1 01 ~ 1 0 ~~ ------------I~---------l---[--I--------- University of Georgia, Athens~~~~__ D. C. Barrow, L. L. D., 69 69 69 631 01 '0 Eo< ] ] - -~s:l - - -~~~ - - -a~~s - - -~~a - - ~ -+0:>0 -Eo< - - -0w - ______ 631 ~_~_~ 631 Chancellor. I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - + 1---1---1---1---1--- - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - North Georgia Agricultural CollegeG.R.Glenn,A.M.,L.L.D I 12 2 14 1 ~ 1 15 85 15 100 115 15 130 230 Dahlonega. I ""Georgia School of TechnologyK. G. Mathewson, A. M.il----n--2-74-1-1-==-I-I-74I820~820321==3211141-- m.' ""'-='=1--'--'---'--.--.--. "," '" "'" m'. ........... "'" g; Atlanta. L. L. D. TGlO~"~~':uaw~ll~Nd":~;v"i"ft"~'OI"nd'u,sAtr'ia"l.C~ol-,M...MM. .PParmksmL ~ .. , I------------------------~--- W "' 1 6 40 46 461 631 ~ ~ 781- State College of Agriculture, Athens_ A. M. Soule, B. S. A.,1 41 __ _ 41 Sc. D. 1 I ___ ____ __ ___ ___ 41 431 20 451 ~ 451 Georgia Medical College,Augusta_ W.H.Doughty, Jr.,Dean __ 63 ~_ 63 ~I== 63 54 54 54 tGeorgia Academy for the Blind,G. F. Oliphant ~ ~ I1 ~ __ ~ I' W-3[W-11 W-14 W-14 1 ~~~~ W-42 W-39 W-81 W-81 ~2~1~~ Georgia School for the Deaf, CaveW. O. ConnoL .2 12 14 ~ ~ 14 91 70 161 ~ 161 Spring. I ------------[------------- --- --- ------------------------------ South Georgia State Normal ColoR. H. Powell, Jr i 4 10 14 14 32 139 171 171 lege, Valdosta. I STATE INSTITUTIONS.-Continued. NAME AND LOCATION OF INSTITUTION DEGREES CONFERRED University of Georgia, Athens _ A. B., B. S., B. S. C. E., B. S. E. E., 86 $10 Matric _ B. S. Agr., B. S. F. E., B. A. $75 Law. Educat., B. S. Edcat., B. L., $50 Pharmacy. Ph. G., M. A., M. D. M. S. $50 Non-resd't. 01 0 :~ Eo< S .:0: "e 0 ..":l "'"01 .;j $9,033,25 ~ "S "0 "'d 01 I'il '0 ~ <'0S" $370,916 47 $ ~ S'" .gIt 01 I'il S .0:: S" 0 ..":l 27,314 14 North Georgia Agricultural Collcge, A. B., B. S. Agr., B. S., B. Ph., B. B. Dahlonega. - -S.,-E.-M.- - - - - - - - of Technology B. S. in Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, and Textile Engineer- ing, Chemistry and Architecture. 13 $7 50 67 15 from each County free above this $25. Non-resident, $100. 1,500 00 _ 42,972 95-Julius Brown Estate. The State Normal School, Athens __ Diplomas and Certificatcs Georgia Normal and Industrial Col- Diplomas and Certificates lege, Milledgeville. _ 1000 5,571 00 1,000 ---1--------1------1------1------ _ 124 State College of Agriculture, Athens_ B. S. A., B. S. F., M. S. A Georgia Medical College, Augusta __ M. D tGeorgia Academy for the Blind, Macon. _ 15 ---1---------1-----1-----1----- _ 33 12500 3,67900 _ ---1--------1------1------1------ Georgia School for the Deaf, Cave Spring. ________ $318 00 All Expenses. South Georgia State Normal College, Valdosta. Georgia State Industrial College for A. B - Colored Youths, Savannah. _ 18 23'OOOOO~ t-FiIlUO'CS fOf 19l2. STATE lNST1TUT1oNS.-Continued. ~-""--~------ -~---,---~-~~----;---------------------~~---------- NAME AND LOCATION "0 '.;3 j" . .. '8" 'S .I:Q OF INSTITUTION .8 .8 "0 "0 :., ""S ".. I 0." 0'''3:-9 i ril:f I o::g ";">" ,,~ ~.9 ;> I I University of Georgia, Athens $ 52,500$ $ 520,000$ 500,000$ 70,0001$ 45,000 $1,140,000 107,500 39,000 5,000 838,000 12,,';00 323,000 416,000 9,000 6,500 435,407 50,000 250,000 12,000 10,000 4,000 141,000 1,300 400 NAME AND LOCATION OF INSTITUTION Agnes Scott College, Decatur Andrew College, Cuthberk F. H. Gaines _ J. W. Malone, A. M _ At;tl~~ta. _M_._A~. -1---11-- "" Theological se.f_fi_in_ar_Y_1E_'_'_L_._H_O_O_d_' ,_P_b_._D_-_ -_"-' --:-:- -:- ~_0 -_1) 1 -I ---------- 8 88 5__1__ _ _, 2 - - - - - 88- 8l Bessie Tift College, Forsyth __-_ r C.H.S.Jaekson,A.M.L.L.D. 5 1 23 I._2._:_I.::.:.~.::.:.~_- _.::.:._~. .:-'~_459 -=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=--=-=-=-=-~ Brenau College, Gainesville H. J. Pearce, Ph. D.; T. J. 11 24 3" -. I 35 __ . 454 54 454 . Simmons, L. L. D. Cox College and conservator-y-,il'-.w-.-S-.-C-o-x-,-B-.-C-.-E-_-_-.-_-_-_-_1--7-1--17-:1-2-4-I'---2-1---1-0'.-+--12~'I---;O~~86~4'5'45-13l College Park. : t _Figures for 1912. PRIVATE AND DENOMINATIONAL SCHOOLS-Continued. ---,-----------,----- NAME AND LOCATION OF INSTITUTION DEGREES CONFERRED '".s~ >~ .~~ " ' ' ' p:;.~ ~~ .of ~13A'" "t! ...'''c"."". U .:0."~. S0'" 0" -..".Q'~ ".~ .... ~13 ..-o'S~".. "0 ""t! ""0 < -... 7 $ 1l .ab.s.ll .<; Q l 0 8 <: 21,00000$ "."8. 0 'tl ;:l ":> 115,000 OC $ 158,450 00 85,000 00 100,000 00 82,050 00'[ 249,778 50 ~ ".;0.:.l "'0 ;:l ";;. 35,000 00$ 107,166 00 250,000 00 100,000 001 42,000 00 40,600001 ..9. 0 ~" Sc "'''.~ ... ;:l..c ""HO'.~ 0.9 ~~"og :> 5,00000$ 7,90000 2,000 00 20,000 001 3,571 1011 34,680 46, :.;.:.., ..c ;.::l '0 ;:l ":> 4,00000$ 22,100 00 2,000 00," 5,000 0011 2,500 001 1,51520 1 3 0 Eo< 1 1 1.59,000 00:$ 295,616 001 339,000 00 225,000 00 130,121 10 327,614 161 .i".n:..' ;.::l ~ ",.~ w' S .E :>0 ; ..c S z;:l 3,500 15,000 2,000 3,000 2,000 3,840 COLORED SECONDARY SCHOOLS REPORTING FOR 1913 I ~-E]1.~~~~ En~r~o~ldlmf~ent ,,:. } S~..~o~ I, ~:~_] IOJl --1--__ .:; ;3 :;] j j ~ ~ .S gj ~ j COUNTY POST-OFFICE NAME OF HIGH SCHOOL NAME OF PRINCIPAL .~8U-l; J~3...~Q1 ~~o = ~~= ~~ ~~ ~ ~ .8~ t~ . Z Z "",1 _ ~ ~ "': ]: : . . Q ; 3 0 ~bJl _~ z~~ ~'0 ~0 ;;.. ;;.. .Sg ;;.. '0 z~~ S s'" i< 0 11 ~ ~'0 ;;. ~ ';'~0;"". _ = ~!-r~-~-i~-~-~-~-~-~-:-:-:-1:-rM-d-ilae-cl?o-dn-g-e-~l-.~l-e-: _-_-:-:-:+-~-~-~-r-f-i-~g-hh-s-~-hh-oO-OO-I~-:-::-:-:-:-:-l:'i-:-~-'-~-D-~-o-:_-e~-~-~-r--_-: --_:-:-'-1- t I81 ~ 1 fg f~ I i 1 :i- $~~ ::::::: ~~I ::1 $_40 :::::: 1 LVBulloch Clarke Coweta - -- Statesb-o-r-o- - - -- SBtaaltleasrbdoNroorNmoarl. S&chInodo.LSch CW.mF.. JKamleebss_a_t_te_L_ _____- _-_-1 42 Athens___ JerueIAc,ademy J. H. Brown !3 Newnan Mt. Vernon H. T. KilpatricL____ 1 Douglas---JaspeL Morgan-- Douglasville----- Douglasville High SchooL_ C. B. Evans !1 Monticello ~_ MonticelloCoL H. M. Jones_________ Madison Burney St. High SchooL __ ,H. L. FlemisteL_____ Polk Cedartown Cedartown Col. High Sch_ L. E. HalL _- - __ - - - __ TPuhloamskaLs THhaowmkianssvvilillele Thomasville HCalawykSint.svHililgehCSocLhooL Allen NormaL 'I JH.DH.. MTohsienleya_t_t-_____________ 1 -' A. B. Hauland_ __ 3 Ware Waycross Reedville______ ,R. R. Holmes________ 2 3 1 293 983 12121 '1_ 2_0__ I 2~~,,050000 - -- - -2-5-0-'- - - -5-0- - - - -'2-5- ::: -_ -: ::,', ::::::_ 1 I 15 33 48 'I 61 10,000 1 4 7 11 18 1,000 1 2 3' 1,000 1 22 142 164 '--2~' --4--,5-0-0- 2 500, 300 100 _ ' 15 50 15 30 _ 1 1 14050-1--1-0-0- ::::4:0:::::::::_1 ::::_:: _ 314 3 58 7.5-_ .' _ ~1 I 62 95 175 6 10 45 55 3 1,500 40 6030 700 750 210000 :_-_:-::-.:1_, .' -__:-_::_: _ 3' 14 17 3 5,000 315 85 133 1 _ Counties, Female .. White, 365 Colored, Special Systems: Male .......... White, 149 Colored, Female ........ White, 133 Colored, 10 Total, 375 16 Total, 165 8 Total, 141 Total ......... White, 1,193 Colored, 49 Total, 1,242 Total number in all grades ...... White, 9,936 Colored, 5,273 TEAOHERS-'-QUALIFICATIONS. Number Holding Pro- fessional or High School License: Counties .. , ...... White, 643 Colored, 20 Special Systems ... White, 319 Colored, 17 Total, 15,209 Total, 663 Total, 336 Total .......... White, Number Holding Gen- eral Elementary License: Counties ......... White, Special Systems ... White, 962 5,856 834 Colored, 37 Colored, 2,520 Colored, 232 Total, 999 Total, 8,376 Total, 1,066 .Total ..........White, Number Holding Pri- mary License: Counties ......... White, Special Systems ...White, 6,690 739 91 Colored, 2,752 Colored, 751 Colored, 38 Total, 9,442 Total, 1,490 Total, 129 Total .......... White, 830 Colored, 789 Total, 1,6111 Number of Normal Trained: Counties' ......... White, 2,940 Colored, 433 Total, 3,373 Special Systems ... White, 975 Colored, 206 Total, 1,181 Total .......... White, 3,915 Colored, 639 Average Monthly Salaries: Counties, Male ..................... White, $ 69.96 Counties, Female ................... White, 47.10 Special Systems, Male ............... White, 140.00 Special Systems, Female ............. White, 58.92 General Average .................... White, 60.00 Total, 4,554 Colored, $28.40 Colored, 22.11 Colored, 56.50 Colored, 30.00 Colored, 30.00 PUPILS. Enrollment: Counties: Male ...... , ... White, 154,765 \ 574 Colored, 95,000 Total, 249,765 Female .. , , .... White, 151,920 Special Systems: Male. , White, 27,779 Fem'ale White, 26,090 Colored, 114,514 Colored, 9,505 Colored, 11,235 Total, 266,434 Total, 37,284 Total, 37,32~ Total , ..... ,. White, 360,554 Enrollment by Grades: Primary and Elementary: Counties, White. First Grade . Third Grade . Fifth Grade . Seventh Grade . 77,796 42,893 32,290 19,670 Special Systems, White: First Grade , Third Grade ., Fifth Grade Seventh Grade . 10,454 . 7,488 .. 4,288 . . 3,950 Counties', Colored: First Grade .. 82,586 Third Grade . 35,376 Fifth Grade . 15,566 Seventh Grade .. , , 2,066 Special Systems, Colored: First Grade . 6,082 Third Grade . 3,020 Fifth Grade . 1,941 Seventh Grade . 793 High School Grades: Counties, White: Eighth Grade . Tenth Garde . Twelfth Grade . Special Systems, White: Eighth Grade . Tenth Grade . Twelfth Grade .... Counties, Colored: Eighth Grade . Tenth Grade . 9,814 2,860 256 3,568 1,471 187 558 39 Special Systems, Colored: Eighth Grade ..... 512 Colored, 230,254 Total, 590,808 Second Grade 47,147 Fourth Grade 42,584 Sixth Grade '. 26,244 Total , , . 288,624 Second Grade Fourth Grade Sixth Grade Total ,. 7,935 . 6,855 , . , . 4,694 , . 45,664 Second Grade ,. 40,594 Fourth Grade "". 26,404 Sixth Grade .. , ,.. 6,187 Total " .. 208,779 Second Grade Fourth Grade Sixth Grade Total ." ', 4,.6 ",. 2,203 . 1,108 ". 20,043 Ninth Grade .. " .. ,. 4,941, Eleventh Grade .... ,. 725 Total '.............. 18,061 Ninth Grade '.,., Eleventh Grade Total "....... 2,254 725 8,205 Ninth Grade " 101 Eleventh Grade . . . . . . . 13 Total .. '" .. , ..... " 735 Ninth Grade 145 Tenth Grade 40 Total .. ,. , , . , " 697 Number of Pupils in District Agricultural Schools, .. , , , .. , ... White,' 1,467 575 Total Number in Pri- mary and Elementary Grades: White, 335,288 Total Number in High School Grades: Attendance: White, 26,266 Counties White, 199,330 Special Systems White, 42,621 Colored, 228,822 Colored, 1,432 Colored, 123,759 Colored, 15,039 Total, 563,110 Total, 27,698 Total, 323,089 Total, 57,660 Total White, 241,951 Per cent. of Attend- ance: White, 67.1 Number of Days Schools Were Operated Dur- ing Year: Counties ......... White, 130 Special Systems ... White, 180 Average for State, 142 days. Colored, 138,798 Colored, 60.2 Colored, 112 Colored, 160 COST OF SUPERVISION. Paid to State Department, Printing, Supervisors, etc Paid to Superintendents' of Special Systems ; Paid to County Superintendents Paid to Members of County Board of Education Paid for Postage and Stationery Incidental Office Expenses of County Superintendents Total, 380.749 Average 64.4 Average 123 Average 172 $ 26,854.92 . 48,225.54 . 147,410.47 . 15,751.84 . 5,533.12 . 23,790.72 Total ..' Average Salary of County Superintendent Average to County Boards Average to each Board Member Number of Visits.by County Superintendents: White Schools, 10,707 Colored Schools, 4,859 Local Taxation: Number of Districts voting Local Tax in 1913 .. , . 91 Total Number of Local Districts 696 $267,566.61 $ 1,050 80 107 89 21.58 Total, 15,566 Counties, 9 Counties, 39 FINANCIAL-RECEIPTS. Balance from 1912: Counties $ 219,380.78 Special Systems , " . 41,137.45 $ 260,518.23 Received from State in 1913 Counties $2,293,682.48 Special Systems , . . . . .. .. .. . . .. .. . . . 298,047.72 $ 2,591,730.20 From Local or Municipal Taxation: 576 Counties $ 960,816.33 Special SysteIll8 . 876,001.82 $ 1,836,818.15 From Tuition Fees: Counties $ 142,427.60 Special Systems .. , . 70,815.15 $ 213,242.75 From Incidental Fees: Counties $ 21,628.36 Special Systems . 25,134.67 $ 46,763.03 From Donations, Contributions, Devises, etc.: Counties $ 111,196.61 Special SysteIll8 . 70,563.03 $ 181,759.64 From Sale of School Property: Counties , ................ $ 13,777.75 Special SysteIll8 . 38.00 $ 13,815.7.5 From Endowment: Counties $ 12,888.85 Special Systems ' . 405.37 $ 13,294.22 From Other Sources: Counties $ 372,310.55 Special Systems . 54,081.24 $ 426,391.79 TOTAL RAISED FOR COMMON SCHOOLS $ 5,584,333.76 Income from High School Endowments $ 11,640.00 Income from State College Endowments 51,314.14 Income from Denominational and Private College Endowments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62,852.05 Income from Negro College Endowments. .. .. . 7,490.61 $ Income froni State College Tuition $ 67,756.20 Income from Denominational and Private College Tuition 282,951.37 Income from Negro College Tuition. . . . . . . . . . 19,516.25 $ 133,296.80 370,223,82 State Appropriations to State Institutions in 11113: University of Georgia: Maintenance $ 52,500.00 Interest '" .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,314.14 Summer School :..... 5,000.00 North Georgia Agricultural College: Maintenance '. . . 21,500.00 Georgia School of Technology: Maintenance 80,000.00 State Normal Sehool: Maintenance , " . . . . 47,500.00 Georgia Normal and Industrial College: Maintenance 52,500.00 State College of Agriculture: Maintenance 60,000.00 Extension Work. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40,000.00 577 State Medical College: Maintenance . . . .. . . .. .. . . . .. Academy for the Blind: Maintenance School for the Deaf: Maintenance District Agricultural Schools: Maintenance South Georgia State Normal: Maintenance .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . State Industrial College for Colored Youths: Maintenance 30,000.00 30,000.00 45,450.00 110,000.00 25,000.00 8,000.00 TOTAL STATE APPROPRIATIONS $ 621,764.14 Total Income from Endowment for Higher Education in 1913 $ 133,296.80 Total Income from Tuition for Higher Education in 1913 .. 370,223.82 Total Raised for Common School Purposes in 1913 . 5,584,333.76 GRAND TOTAL RAU3ED FOR ALL EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES IN 1913 $ 6,709,618.52 F I N A N C I A L -D I S B U R S E M E N T S . Expenses of Administration: Expenses of State Departn'ent, Supervisors, etc. . . . . .. $ Salaries of Superintendents of Special Systems . Salaries of County Superintendents . Salaries of County Boards of Education . Postage and Stationery . Other Office Expenses of Superintendents . 26,854.92 48,225.54 147,410.47 15,751.84 5,533.12 23,790.72 Total $ Paid to Teachers: Counties, White $2,579,344.51 Special Systems, White 897,424.08 Counties, Colored 445,773.56 Special Systems, Colored. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136,138.30 $ 4,058,680.45 Paid for Building: Counties, White $ 234,555.77 Special Systems, White . 165,835.13 Counties, Colored . 6,082.80 Special Systems, Colored . 515.00 $ 406,988.70. Paid for Equipment (Desks, Maps, etc.) : Counties, White $ 48,618.23 Special Systems, White . 34,498.57 Counties, Colored . 1,562.47 Special Systems, Colored . 924.33 $ 85,603.60 578 Paid for Supplies (Fuel, Chalk, etc.) : Counties, White Special Systems, White Counties, Colored Special Systems, Colored Paid for Repairs: Counties, White Special Systems, White Counties, Colored Special Systems, Colored Counties, White and colored Special Systems, White and Colored Paid for Insurance: Counties, White and Colored Special Systems, White and Colored Paid for Transportation: Counties, White Miscellaneous Expenses: Counties, White and Colored Special Systems, White and Colored $ 46,352.03 . 38,017.94 . 3,205.63 . 4,110.00 $ 91,685.60 $ 63,427.35 . 29,331.51 . 4,377.63 . 2,985.63 $ 100,122.12 $ 61,749.88 . 15,460.07 $ 77,209.95 $ 10,556.43 . 4,197.21 $ ]4,753.64 $ 23,656.86 $ 23,656.86 $ 200,543.94 . 77,115.25 $ 277,659.19 TOTAL EXPENDITURES FOR CO:MMON SCHOOLS .. $ 5,403,926.72 TOTAL EXPENDITURES FOR HIGHER 'EDUCA- TION 1,] 25,284.76 GRAND TOTAL $ 6,529,211.48 SCHOOL PROPERTy-BUILDINGS. Owned by County Board of Education White ...................... Number 2,840 Colored Number 679 Value $ 2,982,095.00 Value 271,040.00 Total Number 3,519 Owned by Municipalities: Counties, White Number 270 Special Systems, White " . Number 168 Counties, Colored , Number 113 Special Systems, Colored ,Number 59 Value $ 3,253,135.00 Value $ 1,741,850.00 Value 3,692,245.0'0 Value 87,600.00 Value 229,844.00 Total , Owned by Denominations: Counties, White Special Systems, W'hite Counties, Colored Special Systems, Colored Number 610 Value $ 5,751,539.00 Number 148 Number 2 Number 399 Number 8 Value $ Value Value Value 588,575.00 80,000.00 122,245.00 51,200.00 Total ................... Number 557 579 Value $ 942,020.00 Owned by Individuals: Counties, White Special Systems, White Counties, Colored Special Systems, Colored Number 918 Number 10 Number 952 Number 11 Value $ Value Value Value 462,932.00 38,200.00 154,532.00 21,550.00 Total Owned by Corporations: Counties, White Special Systems, White Counties, Colored Number 1,891 Number 165 Number 2 Number 154 Value $ 677,214.00 Value $ Value Value 604,050.00 11,000.00 84,890.00 Total Number 321 Total Number and Value of Buildings: Counties, White Number 4,341 Special Systems, White Number 182' CountieS', Colored Special Systems, Colored Number 2,297 Number 78 Value $ 699,940.00 . Value $ 6,379,502.00 Value 3,821,445.00 Value 720,307.00 Value 302,597.00 TOTAL FOR COMMON SCHOOLS Number 6,898 Value $11,223,851.00 Agricultural High Schools: Buildings ' Grounds State Colleges: Buildings Grounds $ 650,200.00 249,750.00 $ 899,950.00 $2,088,407.00 1,211,000.00 $ 3,299,407.00 Denominational and Private Colleges: Buildings Grounds $2,393,960.00 950,000.00 $ 3,343,960.00 Negro Colleges: Buildings Grounds $ 790,277.50 574,766.00 $ 1,365,043.50 Total for Agr. High Schools and Colleges Number of Stone or Cement Buildings: Counties White, 11 Special Systems White, 4 Colored. Colored, . $ 8,908,360.50 1 Total, 12 Total, 4 Total White, 15 Colored, 1 Total, 16 Number of Brick Buildings: Counties Vilhite, 199 Colored, 2 Total, 201 Special Systems White, 113 Colored, 8 Total, 121 Total White, 312 Number of Frame Buildings: Counties White, 4,361 580 Colored, 10 Colored, 2,423 Total, 322 Total, 6,784 Special Systems White, 48 Colored, 63 Total, III Total White, 4,409 Number of Log Buildings: Counties White, 25 Number of One-Room Buildings: , Counties White, 2,797 Special Systems White, 8 Colored, 2,486 Colored, 68 Colored, 2,198 Colored, 1 Total, 6,895 Total, 93 Total, 4,995 Total, 9 Total ............. White, 2,805 Number of Two-Room Buildings: Counties White, 1,146 Special Systems White, 8 Colored, 2,199 Colored, 193 Colored, 32 Total, 5,004 Total, 1,339 Total, 40 Total White, 1,154 Number of'More than Two- Room Buildings: Counties White, 638 Special Systems White, 164 .colored,. 225 Colored, 99 Colored, 42 Total, 1,379 Total, 737 Total, 206 Total White, 802 Colored, ]41 Total, 943 SCHOOL PROPERTy----;-LIBRARIES. Counties, White Special Systems, White Counties, Colored Special Systems, Colored Libraries. 1,215 89 34 6 Volumes. 139,312 79,741 5,]58 6,802 Value. $88,498.41 96,714.00 3,103.50 5,275.00 Total for Common Schools Agricultural High Schools Colleges, White Colleges, Colored . 1,344 . 10 . 28 .6 231,013 3,287 240,642 29,340 $193,590.91 $2,275.00 229,379.02 37,115.20 Total for Agr. Schools and Colleges .. 44 273,269 $268,769.22 GRAND TOTAL ................. 1,387 504,282 $462,360;13 SCHOOL PROPERTy-EQUIPMENT. Number of Schools Having Patent Desks: Countielt, White 2,874 Special Systems, White. . . . . . . . . .. 174 Counties, Colored ........ . . . . . .. 195 Special Systems, Colored 4g Number of Desks 131,948 Number of Desks 49,525 Number of Desks 11,629 Number of Desks 12,318 Total Number 4,892 581 Number of Desks 205,420 Value of Equipment not Including Libraries: Counties, White $422,088.50 Special Systems, White 252,945.56 Counties, Colored. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 41,527.33 Special Systems', Colored. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. 27,075.22 Total for Common Schools $ State Colleges $504,000.00 Denominational Colleges 399,269.34 Negro Colleges. '" . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . .. .. . .. 73,151.56 743,636.61 Total $ 976,420.90 SCHOOL PROPERTy-ENDOWMENT. High School Endowment $ 206,500.00 State College Endowment 393,916.47 Denominational College Endowment 1,383,.570.50 Negro College Endowment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191,518.32 Total Endowment $ 2,175,505.29 TOTAL VALUE COMMON SCHOOL PROPERTy $12,161,078.52 TOTAL VALUE AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL AXD COLLEGE PROPERTY ~ " 12,522,546.82 GRAND TOTAL EDUCATIONAL PROPERTy SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT. Number and Value of Schoolhouses Built in 1913: Counties, White 162 Special Systems, White 13 $24,G83.625.34 Value $333,563.41 Value 257,125.00 Total Number, White Counties, Colored Special Systems, Colored 175 Value $590,'688.41 48 Value $ 25,300.34 2 Value 6,300.00 'rotal Number, Colored .50 Value $ 31,600.34 Total Number Built in 1913 .......... 225 Value $622,288.75 Number and Value of Schoolhouses Repaired in 1913: Counties, White 596 Value of Repairs $57,151.25 Special Systems, White 55 Value of Repairs 17,682.73 Total Number, White 651 Counties, Colored 189 Special Systems, Colored . '. . . . . .. 20 Value of Repairs $74,833.98 Value of Repairs $ 6,134.15 Value of Repairs 3,033.56 Total Number, Colored. . . . .. 209 582 Value of Repairs $ 9,167.71 Total Number of Schoolhouses Re- paired 860 Number of Standard Schools, 123. Value of Repairs $84,001.69 TRANSPORTATION. White. Number of Schools Having Transportation . 124 Number of Teams Used ' . ]87 Number of Pupils Transported ................................ 2,500 Average Cost of Transportation per Pupil per Year. " " . $9.46 583 APPORTIONMENT OF SCHOOL FUND, 1913. APPROPRIATION $2,550,000.00. COUNTIES. COUNTIES I Apportion- I ment _ _ _ _ _ _1 COUNTIES I Apportionment AppIing --1$ 11,66160 Fannin -I$ 13,02728 Baker---- - -- -- -- - - -1 Baldwin -- -- -- ---I Banks 'I Bartow _ Ben Hill I1 Berrien I Bibb -- -- -- I Brooks , 7,54048 Fayette----------15,65200 Floyd------------11,142 16 1 Forsyth___________ 24,682 00 Franklin__________ 6,322 72 Fulton____________ 18,066 88 1 Gilrner____________ 56,927 68 caascock__________ 20,949 60 Glynn_____________ 10,873 84 23,440 16 11,75448 13,09608 22,253 36 9,315 52 4,513 28 12,955 04 Bryan- BBuulrlkoech - - - - - - -'- -- __ ------1I I CBaulthtOs-U-ll- - - - - - - - - - - -_I