Eighty-fourth and eighty-fifth annual reports of the Department of Education to the General Assembly of the State of Georgia for the biennium ending June 30, 1956 [1956]

REPORT ON GEORGIA SCHOOLS
STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION M. D. COLLINS Superintendent of Schools

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Dr. M. D. Collins, Executive Officer

Honorable H. W. Blount, Swainsboro

lst District

Honorable William T. Bodenhamer, Ty T y 2 n d District

Honorable Clarke W. Duncan, Buena Vista______3rd District

Honorable James S. Peters, Manchester

4th District

Honorable George P. Whitman, Jr., College Park, Chairman__________________ _5th District

Honorable Herschel Lovett, Dublin____6th District

Honorable Henry Stewart, Cedartown_7th District

Honorable L. E. Sweat, Blackshear___ 8th District

Honorable Irwin Kimzey, Clarkesville____9th District

Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge, Athens________l0th District

Changes in the Board of Education members as of January 1. 1957 ~ Mrs. Bruce Schaefer, Toccoa replaced Irwin Kimzey. Clarkesville and Francis ShurIing, Wrightsville replaced Herschel Lovett. Dublin.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Educational Progress Continues in Georgia _

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2. Superintendent's Letter _

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3. Divisions:

Administration and Finance _

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Staff Services

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Vocational Rehabilitation

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Field Services_______________________ 36

Instructional Materials and Library Service _

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Instruction___

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Vocational Education

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Negro Education_________________________ 87

4. Statistical Reports 2

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Quality education for every child in Georgia must be the goal of our educational program in Georgia.
-Dr. Claude Purcell Assistant State Superintendent of Schools
EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS CONTINUES IN GEORGIA
This Report-in compliance with the law-covers the two years ending June 30, 1956. It is made to the General Assembly which convenes in January, 1957.
Developments in education during the intervening months are, therefore, listed briefly here to bring the reader up to date:
For the 1956-57 school year, there are 941,265 pupils enrolled in the public schools of Georgia. They are taught by 30,500 teachers. Of these children, 376,710 are transported to and from school by 4645 buses.
Hot lunches are served to 398,416 of them daily in the 1661 school lunchrooms throughout the state. Schools now get 3.8 per lunch as reimbursement from the federal funds allotted for this. The child pays an average of 25 for his lunch which includes a half pint of milk. The Special Milk Program in 1454 schools gives the child extra milk to drink at very low cost. In October of 1954, a month's check showed schools serving 2,356,105 half pints of extra milk at a cost of $85,370.09. In October, 1956, a month-check showed 2,906,045 half pints served at a cost of $104,193.00.
More commodities are being received this year for the 195657 lunchroom program than ever before. On February 1, more of this free food had already been received than in any other entire school year previously. These came from the federal program.
Teacher salaries are steadily climbing in Georgia, though not yet up to the $3600 beginning salary advocated by the State Department of Education, nor to the $4000 national average. Up to 1957 teachers had received-during the Griffin Administration-a $300 raise.
The General Assembly and the Governor have taken an interested and helpful attitude toward teacher raises, and indicated their intention to work as speedily as practicable" toward this. They gave careful consideration to the bill for unfreezing the charge-back (repealing the amendment that limited local funds that went toward the Minimum Foundation cost.) These unfrozen funds, subsequently earmarked for

teacher raises, would be enough to give a $100 across-theboard raise to Georgia teachers. Another $100 is also being considered when funds are available. Any such raises would become effective September, 1957.
Business groups are becoming increasingly interested in helping the school program, through scholarships, and such projects as the Georgia Chamber of Commerce's Teacher of the Year Program. This year, all but fifteen of the state's school systems are taking part in naming a Teacher of the Year, giving new prestige to the profession.
District organizations of the Future Teacher Association are doing much to interest bright young people in the teaching profession. There is considerable interest in the proposal before the General Assembly to finance a part of the education of future teachers, as the education of future doctors is now handled.
"Equal educational opportunities for all Georgia children" becomes more and more a reality. For the first time, high schools are within reach of all the state's children, as the building program nears completion. More and more children have available the laboratories and libraries that enrich science and math programs, and give them sound foundations for college or for work. The school program is serving both groups: those that are going to college and those that go directly to work.
Georgia's program for exceptional children-now in its sixth year-moved steadily to new achievements as the 1957 year opened. The age for the training of deaf children was lowered to three. A teacher-training program for those who work in speech correction has been set up, and 21 teachers will be graduated by August. The Department has had the enthusiastic support of many lay groups in its efforts to make educational opportunities effective for the 100,000 exceptional children in the state. The current interest is now geared toward what can be done for the exceptionally bright child. No classes have as yet been planned in the Georgia program for them, though they are included in the "exceptional" children.
Georgia's phenomenal economic progress in recent years is due in some measure to the fact that the state has invested more and more money in education. The facts show thataround the world-wherever people are educated, living standards climb higher. Educators and laymen alike agree that in Georgia, the investment in education is paying big dividends.
Educational progress continues. The road ahead looks bright.

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State Board of Education

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State Superintendent of Schools M. D. Collins

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Assistant Superintendent Claude Purcell

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Staff Services

Allen C. Smith, Director

Personnel Office
Research

Public Information Office Services I-IBM-Mail-Telephone

School Plant Services

Neqro Education R. L. Cousins, Director
Field Services (Including Surplus Materials)
W. E. Pafford, Director

Coordinat.ing Committee Directors of: lnstrucfion.i lnstructlonal Materials. Administration, Vocational Education, Vocational Rehabilitation, Staff Services, Negro Education, Field Services.
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Instruction L. M. Lester
Director

Instructional Materials
C. S. Hubbard Director

Curriculum planning and evaluation.
Supervision of instruction. Exceptional children.

Textbooks Libraries Audio-Visual aids

Teacher Education Certification

Vocational Education G.!. Martin Director

Administration Claude Purcell
Director

Agriculture Education
Homemaking Education
Trade and Industrial Education (Including state trade schools)
Voc.Ofc. Training

Central Acct. Budgets Dept. & Local.
M. F. P. E.
Transportation
Attendance & Visiting Teacher Service

School Lunch and Food Distribution service.

Distributive Education.

Vocational Rehabilitation A. P. Jarrell
Director
Rehabilitation Services
School for the Blind
School for the Deaf
Services for Blind

REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS TO THE GOVERNOR
AND TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF GEORGIA
To His Excellency Governor Griffin and to the Members of the General Assembly:
I have the honor of submitting herewith a report on the public schools of Georgia, as required by Georgia law, Section 32-508, Georgia Code, 1933.
It is gratifying to be able to inform you that the public schools of Georgia have made tremendous progress in the past two years covered by this report. Teachers are better qualified than ever before in our history. In 1956, 83 % of our 28,000 state supported teachers in Georgia have four to five years of college preparation for their profession. Also, 11 % have three years of preparation, and 6 % have two years. Only 6/10 of one per cent have less than two years. This is above the national average. We have 28,000 state-paid teachers now, and 917,265 children enrolled in our public schools.
Our salaries for teachers are too low. Our average salary for teachers in Georgia is $3,150. Among the 48 states, Georgia is 36th down on the list of salaries. The national average is $4,000. The Georgia teachers have had a $300 raise during the administration of Governor Marvin Griffin. The beginning 'salary in Georgia is $2,700 for four year degree teachers, and $3,000 for five years of professional training. We recommend $3,600 as a beginning salary for well qualified teachers. Sick leave for teachers needs to be financed in Georgia. A retirement minimum of $100 a month for teachers with 35 years experience in Georgia, has been financed under the present administration. With inflation sending living costs soaring just now this is inadequate.
Need for Teachers
There is a vital need for teacher recruitment. We have a turnover of 10% in our teaching ranks each year. We also need 1,000 new teachers each year to teach the additional children added to the school rolls. We need more teachers because the schools are now offering more services, such as the exceptional children's program, and more vocational education.
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We are indebted to many groups for assisting us with teacher recruitment. The Georgia State Chamber of Commerce launched in 1955 a magnificent teacher recruitment program which has been a great help to us in recognizing teaching as a profession, in honoring teachers, and in helping us to recruit more teachers. This program is being continued. The Junior Chamber of Commerce, the Parent-Teacher Association, and the Georgia Educational Association have all been helpful in teacher recruitment.
The State Board of Education authorized the employment of two full-time staff members to work in teacher recruitment. Future teacher chapters and groups are being organized in every high school and teacher training institution in the state. More and more young people are considering teaching as a career. We need to provide scholarships for these young people similar to those provided for medical students in this state.
Georgia Has Built New Schools
The building program is one to which we can certainly point with pride. Yet, with the magnificent achievements, all of our children are not adequately housed. We are short 6,475 as of July 1, 1956, not even counting the need for the 1956-57 school year. The State School Building Authority was set up five years ago with a capital fund of one hundred and seventy-nine million dollars. This money has been spent down to about sixty million, which has already been allotted for the erection of modern school buildings throughout Georgia. We need to issue at least seventy-five million dollars more of State School Building Authority funds in order to supply our present schoolhouse needs.
There are three reasons for this acute need of more school buildings:
1. To house additional children who have come to the schools. The higher birth rate and the migration due to change in population are the two biggest reasons for increased enrollment.
2. To take the place of obsolete buildings in Georgia which simply will not house a modern educational program.
3. To replace school buildings that have burned.
We Must Build More
School building costs have gone up. Georgia schools were well-erected at an approximate cost of $13,000 per classroom
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(with related facilities), but a classroom in the future will cost at least $15,000. This increase in cost is due largely to the steel strike and the change in the minimum wage law, raising the wage scale from 75 to $1.00 an hour. The original plans call for more building with local funds than has been done. Local communities have spent about sixty million dollars, but in many places this has not been adequate. Of the 200 school systems in Georgia, 76 have voted bond issues. Sixteen others tried and failed. The original plans specified that auditoriums and physical education buildings were to be built with local funds. Some communities have built theirs, and some have not, though auditoriums and physical educational buildings are almost indispensable to a good modern school program.
Instruction Improves Superintendents and boards of education are becoming increasingly aware of the necessity for vital, challenging curriculum in the schools. They are taking advantage of the services of instructional supervisors, visiting teachers, and consultant services from the State Department of Education. Georgia now has 70 state allotted instructional supervisors8 in city systems and 24 locally employed. There are statistics to show that children in school systems employing an in-
structional supervisor have sometimes a 25 % higher rate in
learning achievement than the counties where there is no such supervisor. The state has 149 visiting teachers serving 161 systems. This program, now in its eleventh year, was set up by the Legislature in 1945 when the present compulsory law was put into effect. It has decreased the absences about 50 %, and has lessened the drop-outs. The drop-out problem still plagues Georgia schools and all others in the nation. In this state two out of three white children who start to the first grade are not in school on graduation night. Among the Negro children, this drop-out figure is even higher. Community groups would do well to join with schools in studying and remedying the problems of the children who drop out of school before they get education adequate to enable them to earn good livings and become useful citizens.
Our instructional program continues to pioneer in new fields. The State Board of Education has just authorized the expenditure of $35,000 for a pilot program in closed circuit TV. This experiment will be made in a school in Fulton County.
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Why Schools Cost More Now School costs continue to increase and will for many years to come. At the beginning of the two years covered by this report there were 892,467 children in school. In 1955-56 there were 917,265 children. Services for these children and inflation account for the increase in school fund needs. The Governor and General Assembly have generously increased the state portions of the school budget. The state now pays
an average of 72 % of the school costs in Georgia. Local communities pay 22 % and the Federal Government pays 4 %.
The school budget for 1955-56 was $122,286,660. This includes Federal state funds. The local community's share of the operating budget of the school program will amount to thirty-six million. An adjustment of state funds is now being made for systems with rapidly growing enrollments. 1955-56 was the first time this occurred. It was made possible by an act of the General Assembly which was passed at a recent session. A budget allotment of one and one-half million dollars has been set aside to provide current finances for those schools that have had more than a 4 % increase in their rolls.
We Have Good Teaching Materials Our teaching materials have provided more adequate tools of instruction for the teachers and the children of Georgia. This includes free textbooks, audio-visual materials, and library facilities for the enrichment of teaching. We have had for some years the world's largest educational sound film library in which we take pride. We have thirty-one regional libraries. We have eighty-eight county libraries. Forty-eight bookmobiles carry books to the remotest rural areas of Georgia. Georgia shared in the recent library appropriation from Congress, and will get an additional $40,000 each year for the next five years to extend library services. The first $40,000 is expected early in 1957.
School Lunch Program Our school lunch program continues to provide an average of 352,543 nourishing hot lunches daily. We also have an extra milk program in which Georgia is sharing. Our share of this fifty-five million dollar appropriation for 1955-56 was $1,330,808. More schools are using milk this year. In the new school buildings in Georgia about five hundred new school lunch rooms have been built. These are great improvements over the often crowded, ill-lighted rooms there before. The
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school lunch people-like the other school persons in Georgia-have done a fine job of carrying out this program, sometimes under difficult conditions, and they deserve much credit. We get six million dollars in commodities each year. The total school lunch program in Georgia including funds paid by children amounts to about twenty-million dollars a year.
Vocational Work Our vocational services continue to expand and there is a demand for more than we can offer. We operate a trade school at Clarkesville and Americus. We need more specialized trade schools, especially in industrial centers. A study is currently being made of the area trade school needs. Our vocational rehabilitation program led the nation for the fourth time in 1956. We rehabilitated 5,093 persons in Georgia. Many of these moved from the welfare roll to the pay roll. Restored to earning capacity, their taxes soon bring in more than the cost of their rehabilitation. In this division are the state's two schools for handicapped children. The School for the Deaf is at Cave Spring, and the Academy for the Blind is at Macon. All four of these state operated schools-the two trade schools and the schools for handicapped children-are now erecting new buildings on their campuses. At Cave Spring there is a brand new vocational education building for Negro students, and the contract has been let for a new classroom building. At Macon they are in the process of letting the contract for a new physical education building for the School for the Blind. They recently completely renovated the building which had been used as a gymnasium, and made a modern library out of it. An improvement program at the North Georgia Trade School in Clarkesville includes a girls dormitory, cafeteria, kitchen and an electronics shop building. New buildings at the South Georgia Trade School are a new electronics shop building, auto mechanic shop building and a girls dormitory.
Our School Needs We need many things, more classrooms, more buses, more trade schools, more programs for exceptional children, more vocational services, more teachers, and more personnel of many kinds. Yet, I feel that we have come a long way in education, and I am confident that the people of Georgia will see to it that our state continues in educational progress. Legislation is needed in several areas to enable us to continue the educational program in Georgia. We need . . . . .
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1. Increase in appropriations of $7,000,000 to carry forward the Minimum Foundation Program of Education on a current basis. With the expanding economy in Georgia and the result in increased income it is highly desirable to consider adding $3,000,000 to this sum for the purpose of providing a $100 a year raise in salary.
2. Repeal of the 1953 Act of the General Assembly which limits the amount of local funds that can be applied to the Foundation Program of Education. It is possible to provide another $100 a year increase in teacher salaries from this source. This proposal has become known as "unfreezing the charge back."
3. Additional state funds are needed to adjust allotments for school building purposes. The present allotments for building were determined on the attendance in school during 1951-52 terms. The amount of funds needed annually for this purpose can be determined after the method of amortizing the cost is agreed upon.
4. Legislation to make it possible to use state funds for scholarship for young people who will agree to become a teacher. This is similar to the present plan of furnishing scholarships for medical students.
5. The financing of a recent act of the General Assembly which provided 114, day per month leave for teachers while they are sick. In Conclusion
I would like to express my deep appreciation to the Governor, to the Members of the General Assembly, the Georgia Education Association, the Parent-Teacher Association, lay citizens, and members of the staff for the diligent work which they have done to bring about many significant improvements in our educational program in Georgia. Whatever has been done has been a cooperative effort of thousands of people who have given unselfishly of their time, thoughts, and efforts to bring about II brighter day in Georgia for the girls and boys in our schools.
Georgia's industrial and economic progress is the most phenomenal in the nation. Our per capita income has increased 53 % and our taxable wealth has doubled in the past decade. We can well afford to educate our children. Georgia's girls and boys deserve the best quality of education to be found anywhere. The increasing interest of citizens in educational problems, the courageous vision and generosity
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of th e Gov ernor and Members of the Ge n eral Assembly , and th e d edicated effor ts of th e t each ers and school administrators of Georgia will combine to bring about in this state an educational program that will fit our young people for happy lives a nd contrib uting cit ize nsh ip in our great d emocracy.
Respectfully submitted M. D. Collins State Sup erintend ent of Schools
Georgia has had free textbooks since 1937. For an average of $2.75 per child yearly, the State provides textbooks which would cost parents $185 for the 12 school years.
The average Georgia school child gets a hot lunch at school each day for 25 (.
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DIVISION OF
ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE
State and lacal school budgets.
Allotments and payments of state funds.
School census and compulsory attendance law.
Pupil transportation.
Statistical information.
Central accounting.
ORGANIZATION
Through this division pass all funds allotted to Georgia's public schools. From this office also goes out information and assistance to system superintendents that help them in the successful operation of the state's 200 school systems.
The Minimum Foundation Program of Education is administered through this Division.
The Division activities could be listed thus: 1. Assistance to school officials in solving administrative
problems. 2. Administration of the Minimum Foundation Program
Law which governs the distribution of state school funds. 3. Administration of compulsory school attendance law,
and keeping of the school census. 4. Public school transportation. 5. Statistical information: its collection, tabulation, and
dissemination, as required by law. 6. Central accounting of receipts and payments. Because of the varied nature of these services, the Division has been organized into the following sections in order to better facilitate their work: Central Accounting, Statistical, and Allotment, Audit, Pupil Transportation, and School Census and Attendance.
Assistance to School Officals Each of Georgia's 159 counties has a school system. There are also 40 independent systems in the state. (Three mergers
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took effect after the 1956 general elections: Canton and Cherokee, Walton and Monroe, and Crisp and Cordele.) These 200 system superintendents have to handle a wide variety of administrative problems. The Division of Administration offers consultant services to them. They frequently call on the Division Director for information and counsel on bond issues, mergers of school systems, consolidation of schools, budgets, employment of principals and teachers, interpretation of school laws, financial problems, transportation matters, and similar problems. Often the Division is able to be of assistance in working out contractual arrangements between systems. Of the 40 independent systems, 36 have some contractual arrangement with the county in which they are located. The Division offers assistance in working out agreements between boards, and other such matters affecting the school operation.
School consolidations, now nearly planned and put into effect with the school building program, have strengthened the Georgia school pattern. The program has made it necessary for the Division to work very closely with the local school officials during the years in which the schools were consolidating and new plans and programs were being carefully thought out for the good of the boys and girls of Georgia. The diligent working together of local officials and the staff of the State Department of Education has brought about better schools. Instead of the 3,906 schools that formerly existed-many in exceedingly inadequate buildings-the state will now have 1,648 approved school centers. There will be a good school within reach of every child in Georgia.
STATE BUDGETS
It is the responsibility of this Division to develop the state budget for education. The individual budgets of the several divisions of the Department of Education are reviewed and co-ordinated with the budget requirements of the public school system, in accordance with the Minimum Foundation Law.
Administration of the Minimum Foundation
In 1951, the Minimum Foundation Program of Education Law was activated for Georgia schools. Its administration requires the most careful check of attendance. The state allots teachers on the basis of Average Daily Attendance-
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$1.00

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known as "A.D.A."-and calculates the amount required for their salaries in accordance with a salary schedule adopted by the State Board of Education.
Names of all teachers employed in each system are checked to determine their qualifications and the salary which each teacher is entitled to receive. Teachers are constantly working to upgrade their certificates and prepare themselves better for their jobs. We now have 83% of our teachers with 4 or 5 years of college training, and degrees. Daily revision of records, therefore, is necessary so that these payments may be exact. This job is complicated by the fact that we have a 10% turnover each year in teacher personnel.
Each school system files a monthly requisition with the Department showing changes in personnel, and any other factors that might affect changes in the payment of funds due them from the state. This requires the most careful auditing.
During the past year-1955-56-28,000 teachers were paid by the state. This was an increase of 1,203 over the year before.
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
There were 171,373 more children enrolled in Georgia's schools in 1955-56 than there were ten years before, in 1945-46. The absence rate, however, decreased 50% during that time.
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Georgia's child population has increased enormously in the
past FIVE years. The age 1 to 7 group has increased 35 %. The total population of the state just increased 8.5 %.

School Census The Compulsory Attendance Law requires accurate pupil accounting. A continuous census of children between 6 and 18 years of age is kept. Visiting Teachers assist schools with this. Here is a chart showing the increase in school population, enrollment, and average daily attendance in the last ten years.

GRADE

ENROLLMENT 1945-46 White Colored Total

ENROLLMENT 1955-56
Number Number White Colored Total Increase Decrease

Kindergarten
First
Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth TOTAL A.D.A.

4,718 69,406 57,172 52,969
51,033 48,970 45,662
42,443 38,458 30,036 23,984 19,037
2,227 486,781 366,664

651 71,244 33,815 30,394 28,400 25,194 20,855 17,893 12,004
8,141 5,536 4,095
818 259,111 196,989

5,369 140,650
90,987 83,363 79,433 74,164 66,517 60,336
50,462 38,177 29,520 23,132
3,045 745,892 563,653

7,617 72,804 70,766 72,421
62,557 54,705 54,859 54,304 49,454 41,440
33,775 27,142 22,955 626,680 515,626

3,201 44,746 36,531 34,519 30,988
28,197 25,780 23,649 19,804 15,801 11,703
8,370 6,066 290,585 231,386

10,818 117,550 107,297 106,940
93,545 82,902 80,639
77,953 69,258 57,241 45,478 35,512 29,021 917,265 747,012

5,449
16,310 23,577 14,112
8,738 14,122 17,617 18,796 19,064 15,958 12,380 25,976 171,373 183,359

23,100

The increase in enrollment is 171,373. The increase in Average Daily Attendance is 183,359.

COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE LAW
The Georgia Compulsory Attendance Law provides that children between 7 and 16 must enroll in a public or private school and attend regularly. Those who are excused from this obligation are (1) children who finish high school before their 16th birthday, (2) children who are too physically handicapped to attend, and (3) mentally incompetent children.
Absences for such reasons as illness, death in the family, and other providential reasons are legal. But poverty, indifference, ignorance of parents, or isolation of the home are NOT acceptable excuses. Today in Georgia, every child has a right to 12 years of school experience; 9 years are compulsory.
Visiting Teacher Service A visiting Teacher program was set up in Georgia in 1945. The purpose of the Visiting Teacher is to help children and their families with school problems. The teachers are professionally trained for this work which replaces the former truant officers' services. They work with the child, his family, his school and agencies in his community in finding the reasons why he is not in
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school or is not doing his best work wh en h e is th ere. Nonattendance and habitual truancy are often th e sy m pt oms of a d eep er problem than meets th e eye .
During 19 55-56 , Georgia's 149 Visiting T each ers in 161 sc hool sys tems r eported 59,435 interviews with ch il dren, 12 8,816 contacts with parents, and 129 ,27 5 contacts with sc hoo l personnel. Th ese t ea ch ers work w it h va r ious community agen cies also in helping th e ch il d wo r k out his problems so that h e can stay r egu larly in sc h ool and be a happy, learning, w ell-adjusted person wh en h e is th ere. Visiting T ea ch ers in 19 55-56 mad e 3,924 r ef errals to h ealth d ep artm en ts , and 3,4 76 t o welfare d epartm en ts .
Som e parents have t o be brought int o court before they wi ll assume th eir r espon sibilit y for com p lyin g wit h t he a ttend a nce law. Th ere were 176 of th ese parents who w ere br ought be fore Georgia courts f or violat ion of this law; 838 cases were ca r r ie d to juven il e courts for h earing.
Th e Visit ing T ea ch er service has been r ecogniz ed as a va lua b le a id in preventing j uven ile d el in qu en cy a nd in pr om oti n g m en tal h ealth. It h as h elped conserve human r esources by r e-directing th e ene r gies and thinking of ch ildren who might later have land ed in prison s or men tal h ospitals. Preven ti on costs far less than cure, in mon ey and mis ery. Farseeing individ ua ls have ex pre sse d th eir beli ef that go od Visiting T ea cher pr ograms in eve ry sch ool system in Geo r gia, with t rain ed , prof essi onally com petent people, would be a grea t eco no my to th e state in mon ey and in human resources.
Visiting Teachers (who replaced truant officers in Georgia ) are concerned not only with children's absences , but in finding th e cause. They help to find solutions.
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PUPIL TRANSPORTATION

Georgia's school bus story makes interesting reading. When the 1955-56 school year closed, 4445 school buses were daily carrying 371,202 boys and girls to school and back home again. The number had increased 108,196 pupils in the past five years. It had increased in 1955-56 by 14,481 over 1954-55.
Still, only 40 % of the number enrolled in schools were riding
buses to school.

They go 10 Times Daily "Around the Earth"

Mileage figures are surprising. The 4445 buses traveled

44 million miles. This averages 10 times "around the earth

each school day." If the buses were placed bumper to bumper,

they would form a yellow line thirty miles long.

School bus service was rendered for a cost of $10,957,998.65.

This included depreciation on county owned equipment. The

average cost per bus was $2442.65. This amounts to $29.42

per child, or 24 per mile. The average bus carried 83 pupils.

This meant that more than half of our school buses made

two trips. The average trip load of a bus was 65 pupils. Seat-

ing capacity of buses range from 24 to 96. Average bus has

48 seats; 62 % of Georgia buses have 48 seats, 24 % have

more, and 14 % have fewer. Many children must stand.

The following table shows what has happened in the past

five years:

Year
1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56

No. Buses
3,830 4,015 4,116 4,269 4,445

No. Trips
5,771 6,088 6,286 6,491 6,503

No. Miles Traveled daily (one way)
Total Per Bus

105,008 110,538 114,075 118,668 125,821.1

27.4 27.5 27.7 27.7 28.2

Total Expendi-
Children Trans- ture plus 12% %
ported daily dept-e. for Pub.
Total Per Bus owned buses

290,560 317,992 336,205 356,721 371,202

75.9 79.2 81.7 83.5 83.5

7,801,945.00 9,509,805.00 9,751,150.62 10,195,686.29 10,957,998.65

Who Owns the Buses? There are three kinds of bus ownership. The county owns some buses. The bus drivers often own their own buses. Some buses are jointly owned by the county or system and the bus driver. There's a trend toward county ownership, which is cheaper. The following table gives the comparative costs of ownership for the year 1955-56:

County Ownership Private Ownership Joint Ownership _
Totals

No. Buses _ 2,020 _ 1,079
446
4,445

Total Expenditures $ 6,848,542.05 2,854,217.60 1,154,862.83
$10,857,622.48
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Average Cost Per

Bus

Child

$2,345.39 2,645.24 2,589.37

$27.65 32.61 34.12

$2,442.65

$29.42

1 Mile 23.4 25.0 30.7
24.4

Whi le there has been an increase of 29.99 per cent in th e per bus cost during the past 5 years over the 1950-51 cost, it is interesting to observe that th e percentage of increase has been m uch less with county or public ownership. The perce nta ge of increase per bus has been : County Ownership26.23 per cent, Private Ownership-35.09 per ce nt , Joint Ownership- 44.25 per cent.
Th ere has been a definite trend toward county ownership type of operation during the past 3 years. The n umber of county owned buses has increased by 597 during th e past 3 yea rs, the number of privately owned school buses has decre ase d by 66 buses and the jointly owned buses has decreased by 10l.

Th e fo llowing tab le gives evidence of this trend :

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County O w n e r s h ip Increas e
No. Ove r P r eBu ses vious year

----+-..--.-----------------------.---

2,4 80 2,6 15 2 .920

157 135 3 05

597

Priva t e Owners h ip

Inc r e a s e

No.

Over P re-

Buses vious year

1, 10 7
1,1 5 8 1, 07 9

3 8 Jes s 51 mo re
79 les s

6 6 les s

J o in t Own e r s h ip

Increa s e

N o.

Over Pre ...

Bus e s vi ous year

5 29

18 less

496

33 les s

446

5 0 les s

10 1 le s s

Georgia buses travel 44 mill ion miles or 10 times "around the earth each school day" . The average cost of the school buses per child are : 16 per day or $28.99 per year.
Who Drives the Buses? Of our 4,445 bus drivers, 177 are wom en. W e have 62 stud ent drivers. On e is a girl. Th is ma r ks an increase in the number of women drivers and student drivers. Th ere has also been an increase in t he number of teachers who drive school b u s es .
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Salaries for student drivers and supplements for combination teacher-drivers are usually 25 % to 33 % as expensive as salaries of adult drivers. The 62 student drivers saved the state about $50,000 in salaries. However, the state law does not permit anybody under 18 to have chauffeurs license. This prohibits employment of many otherwise qualified student drivers.
About 100 counties have had pupil transportation surveys, seeking to work out the most efficient, safe, and economical bus routes and ways of operating their transportation systems. The Department provides consultants to help the counties work out the best possible transportation methods.
Good Safety Record
The school bus drivers of Georgia are due great credit for the exceptional safety record they have maintained in getting the children safely to school and home again each day. We can help the bus drivers by providing for them courses in driver training. We can also be of service to them and to school bus mechanics by providing courses in school bus mechanics training, which would make it easier for them to keep their buses running efficiently and safely, over the 44 million miles they have to drive daily.
Many Old Buses in Use
We have too many old buses still hauling children to school in Georgia. It is amazing to learn that 47.27 per cent of Georgia school bus chassis are more than 5 years of age, and that 15.6 per cent are more than 8 years of age and that 1.53 per cent were more than 12 years of age. Using the state average bus loading as a basis, the chassis over 5 years of age transported 166,749 pupils; the chassis over 8 years of age, 55,026 pupils; and the chassis over 12 years of age transported 5,427 pupils. It is estimated that 15.6 per cent of our buses which transport 55,026 public school children have already traveled 80,000 miles and more-some even more than 100,000 miles.
It is estimated that it would require $6,590,100.00 to replace all buses over 5 years of age or $2,174,700.00 to replace the buses that are 8 years of age and older or $214,500.00 to replace buses that are 12 years old or older.
The safety of pupils transported cannot be maintained with old equipment.
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DIVISION OF STAFF SERVICES

Office of school plant services. -I. B. M.

Personnel office.

-Mimeographing

Office of public information. -Multilithing

Research office-Mail service

Office services.

-Telephone service

ORGAN IZATION
The Division of Staff Services of the State Department of Education includes the Personnel Office, the Public Information Service, the Research Service, the Office Services unit (including IBM, mail, telephone, multilith and mimeograph services), and the Office of School Plant Services. The following reports cover the services rendered by the units of this division:
SCHOOL PLANT SERVICES
School Building Program Staff members in this office have had a busy two years assisting with Georgia's gigantic school building program. Their chief business has been reviewing and approving architect's plans and specifications for new school buildings and for additions to old buildings. This has been done for buildings constructed with state, local and federal funds. The staff has processed and approved 453 sets of plans since July 1, 1954. They ranged from mechanical remodeling projects to complete new school plants. Besides these, 377 preliminary and accompanying large scale layout plans were handled. Change orders and additions were also reviewed. An average of 8.5 persons per month were employed to do this work. The processing of these plans was done in accordance with state law and policies of the State Board of Education and the School Building Authority. The architectural staff prepared plans for $118,000 worth of projects built at institutions owned by the state and operated through the Department of Education.
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What Has Been Built
The office has made a study of how many school buildings have been built, and how much more building is needed before the children of Georgia will all have good school buildings in which to attend school. In this study, staff members had the help of local boards of education and system superintendents.
This was the study's result:
38 % of our school systems have passed bond issues for
school construction, since July 1, 1952.
7.8 % tried and failed to pass such bond issues.
Local systems built with local funds 2,736 classrooms since July 1, 1951. They cost sixty million dollars. Of these
systems, 26 % built 10 or more classrooms.
Federal funds-$21,800,000-built, 1,175 classrooms in 26 systems, since July 1, 1951. (Federal funds are allotted to areas where there is heavy increase in enrollment because of federal projects, army camps, etc., and other Federal activities.)
State funds had built about 6,856 classrooms by July, 1956, through the State Building Authority, since its beginning in 1952. 185 school systems have used the State School Building Authority to finance their building programs. The total number of classrooms planned under the School Building Authority was 10,689. Since 6,856 have been actually built, this means that 3,833 of those planned remain to be built. The last of these will be finished about September 1958. But all these when completed will take care only of the number of children who were in school in 1952. We need-as of January 1, 19579,173 new classrooms to house the children now in school. Subtracting the 3,833 already planned under the State School Building Authority program, this means that we need to plan and construct 5,340 more. Then, each September we will need about 1,000 more classrooms to house the 30,000 additional children who will be added to the rolls each year for several years to come. Georgians must face the fact that we are in the school building business from now on.
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GEORGIA'S SCHOOL CLASSROOM NEEDS
1951-52 thru 1955-56

20000 19000

18000 17000

111000 15000 14000 13000 12000 11000 10000 9000
8000 7000 6000 5000 -4000

.u.
+_f- l:
:+-
'-t
:-+ .
1-,

3000

t.i..

2000

1000
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195152

19525]

1953-54

*5.340 classrooms were needed as of January I, 1957.

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1954-55

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1955-56

Costs
The classrooms have been built for astonishingly low average cost of approximately $13,000 per classroom, plus archi-
tects' fees and contingency costs of 10 %, making a total of
approximately $14,300. This will not be true in the future. Building costs have increased-because of things like the steel strike and the change in the minimum wage law so that a classroom that did cost $13,000 (with its related facilities) will cost approximately $15,000 for actual construction.
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School Plant Surveys Th e staff of th e office of sc hoo l plant se rv ice s with t h e he lp of other staff members have assisted local systems in making surveys of school building needs. Dur ing the biennium suc h st u dies h a ve been mad e in Chatham, Bu lloch an d Cobb co unties and in th e Cordele city system. Since J ul y 1, 1956 , a survey was ma de in Morgan County. Surveys a r e now pending in t he Ca rtersville City Sch ools and in Whitfi eld and W a lker counties. Th is service is in contin uin g demand.
State funds had bu ilt about 6,856 classrooms by Jul y, 1956, through the State School Building Authori ty , since it s beg inning in 1952. W e need 1,000 classrooms yearly.
. Cl inics for Custodians Georgia has a trem endo us investm ent in school buildings now. It is im por t ant that th e buildi ngs be ma int a in ed eff icie ntly a n d eco no mically. T o h elp t he local systems do t his, th is office h eld during th e bi ennium 20 custodial clinics in 10 places, attend ed by 4 16 perso ns . Th e clinics were h eld at A ugusta, W a ycr oss, Mo ultr ie, Dou gl as, Du blin , Colq uitt, Cord ele, Bu ena Vista and Statesboro. Sinc e July 1, 195 6, 13 custod ia l clinics were h el d in 7 pl a ces a tt en d ed by a pproximat ely 325 persons at A ugusta , Savann a h, Cleveland , Comm er ce, Carrollton, Dal t on, and Lexington . Th ese clinics are being sch e duled r egula r ly .
Other Services Th e staff of t his office r enders ma ny other services to th e sc hoo ls suc h as : advice a bo ut lighting, site, f urnitur e and
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equipment, building safety, and school plant management problems. They are often asked for advice about selecting school sites, about the planning of new school plants, and the additions being considered to buildings already existing. The office makes available abundant materials for study to those who are concerned with school buildings and their upkeep. School buildings plans whether financed by local, state or federal funds are required by law to be processed and approved by this office.
Report to U. S. Office of Education
In January, 1955, the final report of the Federal Facilities Survey, Phase II was made to the U. S. Office of Education. This survey was conducted with funds from the Federal Government provided under Title I, Public Law 815. State funds were used on a 50-50 basis to match federal funds. This report culminated the survey project begun in 1950 to find out how many more school buildings needed to be built in Georgia. Every school system in the state was studied.
Three Year Report
The Joint Committee on Economy, appointed by the Governor and the General Assembly, recommended a three year report, showing the quantity of school building plans approved and the number of persons who worked on these plans.
This is the report. It covers not three years, but the four and a half years between January 1, 1952, and July 31, 1956.

MONTH OF THE
YEAR
JAN FEB. MAR. APR.
MAY JUNE
JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. TOTAL

Number of Plans Processed and Number of Personnel Employed to Process Them, By Year and by Month Jan., 1952 thru July, 1956

YEAR

1952

1953

1954

1955

1956

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Plans Persons! Plans Persons! Plans Persons1 Plans Persons! Plans Persons!

3

1

51

4.75

41

8.25

21

9.60

11

8.60

6

1

31

5.00

70

8.75

23

9.60

19

8.25

2

1

28

5.25

56

8.75

52

9.60

31

7.25

1

1.25

18

6.00

36

8.25

36

9.60

11

7.25

62

1.25

35

7.00

60

9.00

31

9.60

20

7.25

2

1.25

18

8.50

58

9.25

52

9.60

33

6.58

18

1.25

24

7.75

42

9.25

47

8.60

18

6.58

6

2.25

21

8.75

51

8.75

36

8.60

5.83'

37

3.25

61

8.25

34

9.60

42

8.60

4.83 2

70

3.25

94

7.75

61

9.00

22

8.60

4.33 2

45

3.25

55

9.25

41

8.00

33

8.60

4.33 2

77

4.50

43

9.25

53

7.60

28

8.60

4.33 2

329

479

603

423

143

NOTES: (1) Includes all Personnel Working on Plans from School Plant Service Office, School Lunch Office, Dept. of Public Health and Persons Employed by SSBA to Assist in Reviewals.
(2) Shows Anticipated Attrition.
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PERSONNEL OFFICE , Records of all those who work in the Department are kept in this office. The Personnel Office works closely with the State Merit System.
Employment policies are worked out here. When employees are needed to fill jobs, the request goes through this office to the State Merit System. Those who apply for positions in the Department are interviewed here; then they are referred to the director of the Division where the vacancy exists.
In this office are kept all records of leaves, and other information necessary to a personnel office.
There is a continuing demand for well-trained competent clerical help. The Department is co-operating just now with the State Merit System in developing plans for more in-service training of its clerical employees. The purpose is to make it possible for the Department to have the most courteous, efficient, well-informed people to deal with the public.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION
The purpose of this office is to keep Georgians informed about their schools, and to keep professional staff members aware of the plans and achievements of others in the program.
Such bulletins as SCHOOLHOUSE STORY and THERE'S NO MYSTERY ABOUT SCHOOL FINANCE IN GEORGIA have been sent out during the past year. Informational programs on radio and television, weekly columns to newspapers, spot stories to the dailies, and news to TV and radio newsrooms are among the things done in this office.
The office also compiles information for staff members and others who are asked to speak to civic clubs and other groups that are studying the educational program. This office provide speakers for many citizens' groups interested in education.
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Another service of this office is to work with the Division of Administration in getting out to legislators news about teacher allotment and funds going to the 200 school systems in Georgia, and other information which legislators need to consider upcoming legislative proposals in the interest of education.
A magazine-suggested by the Governor's Program Study Committee-will be started in the spring. It will keep school administrators and others informed of Department policies, new school regulations, State Board of Education rulings, and general trends in education. It will take the place of many bulletins that now have to be mailed separately by the Department.
RESEARCH SERVICE
The Research Office (1) does research, (2) encourages and aids other divisions of the department with research, and (3) assists local schools systems with research they want to do. It works on research helpful in planning, evaluating and improving school programs at both the state and local levels.
At the present time, work is being done on two big problems: (1) teacher education and (2) cost of school buildings. Numerous smaller research projects are continuously under way as requested by the State Superintendent of Schools, staff members of the Department of Education, local school systems, and others. Major consideration is given to predicting population, school enrollments, teachers needed, and costs of education.
In short, the Research Office identifys, collects, organizes, predicts, and. reports statistical information basic to planning of programs, formulation of policies, evaluation of programs, and improvement of education.
OFFICE SERVICE
I. B. M.
1. B. M. equipment maintains records on school teachers and payments to county and independent school systems of the State, records data used in certification of teachers, prints teachers' certificates, teacher's list monthly for all systems, some department personnel payroll and checks, records case records for the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, and tabulates various statistics as requested.
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Multil ith and Mimeograph Bu lletins, forms a nd pam ph lets pre pared for use or dis t ri but ion by th e Departm ent of E d uc at ion are print ed in t h is off ice with th e use of mimeogr a ph and mu lt ilit h ma chi nes. St a te Departm ent of Edu cation letter h ea ds are a lso mu ltilith ed at a substantial sa ving in th e cost of printing.
Mail Th e ma il se r vice h a ndles 'a ll in-coming a nd out-goi ng mail for t he State De partmen t of E duc at ion. In ac corda nc e wit h r ecom me n da t ions of t h e Legislative E conom y Committee, a folding machine has been provid ed in ord er to mak e possib le more effic ie nt h andling of mail. Mod ern postage met er ing a nd addressing eq uipme nt have a lso been provid ed .
Arch it ect' s Drawing of Ne w Buildi n gat S c h 001 fo r th e Deaf.
Architect's draw ing of new Physical Educa t ion Build ing at the Academy for the Blind.
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DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
General Rehabilitation Program.
School for the Deaf.
Academy for the Blind.
ORGANIZATION
Georgia continues to lead the nation in the number of disabled civilians restored to jobs through Vocational Rehabilitation services.
During the fiscal year 1954-55, and again in fiscal 1955-56, Georgia ranked first among states in this phase of education. For the two-year period, the total number of rehabilitations reached 9,645, an increase of 1,777 over the number rehabilitated during the previous biennium.
While this achievement is a source of pride to staff members, they realize the need for further expansion of this vital public service. As of June 30, 1956, there were 5,579 persons receiving services and 9,189 applications pending.
Rehabilitation for Employment The disabilities of the men and women rehabilitated into employment represented almost every category that would constitute a substantial vocational handicap. Most of them were wholly or partially dependent upon welfare agencies or relatives for support when they applied for assistance. They were provided with whatever services they needed to become employable-physical restoration, training, guidance, artificial appliances, tools and equipment-and then placed in suitable jobs. Under Public Law 565, passed by Congress in 1954, additional Federal funds were granted to the state for extension and improvement and special projects. The projects authorized include specialized services to epileptics and to the blind, in helping the latter develop farm enterprises such as poultry, hog and cattle raising, and in a horticultural program at the Georgia Academy for the Blind.
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Vocational Rehabilitation puts hundreds of persons on jobs of earning again.

Georgia leads the nation in number of persons restored to jobs in 1956 - 5 ,093 .

In 1954 th e Vocational Rehabilitation Division was d esignated by th e U. S. Department of H ealth , Education, and W elfare as t he agen cy in Georgia to r eview and pass up on appli cation s of disa ble d work ers fo r " freez e" ben efits und er an amendm ent t o th e Social Security Act . A sp ecial st aff was as sign ed to making th ese d et erminations.
At th e close of f isca l 19 55-56 , th ere w ere 52 ve n ding st a n ds fo r t he bl ind in ope r ation by th e Division and th e Georgia Coo per ative Services fo r th e Blind , Inc. , a n on-profit organiz a t i on.
Th ese stands in pub lic buildings, ind ustri es and institutions, em p loyed 65 blind persons, an in crea se of 47 over th e number em p loyed t wo yea rs ear lie r .
Schools for Handicapped Children
Th e Stat e maintains two schools for handicapped chi ldren: th e Georgia Acad em y f or th e Blind at Ma con, and th e Georgia Scho ol for th e Deaf at Ca ve Spring. Both of th es e uni ts a re und er th e gen eral su pe rv ision of th e Vo cational Rehabili tation Division in th e State Department of Edu cation .
Th e courses at both schools cover th e same acad emic subj ects as th e r egular public schoo ls do, togeth er with basic vocat ion a l training and such special subj ects as Braill e for t he blind and lip r eading f or th e d eaf. Both are fully ac cre dite d schools.
Und er th e pr esent Ad ministrat ion, f un ds have been ma d e a va ilable for n ew buildings at both schools. At th e Georgia
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A cad em y fo r t he Blind , a ph ysical ed uca t ion building is alr ead y blu ep rinted . It will cost about $200, 000. Plans ca ll fo r a gymnasium, swimming pool, game room, and other facilities designed es pecia lly to m eet th e n eeds of visu a lly handicapped ch ild re n .
At th e Sch ool fo r th e D eaf, $300,000 has b een mad e availabl e fo r a mod ern classroom-auditorium building. At t h e sc hoo l fo r w h ite chil d re n, an addition is to be mad e to t h e print sho p at a cost of abou t $3 0, 000. This m od ern f ac ility is used t o t each th e printing crafts.
On th e ca m pus for Negr o ch il dren a t Cave Spring, t h e' voc a t iona l e d ucat ion building has b een en la r ge d t o provid e better faciliti es for t eaching basic trad es and hom em aking.
The School for the Dea f, located at Cave Spring , had 17 graduates in the cla ss of 19 5 6.
SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF Ch il dren betw een th e ages of 6 and 21 , w h o have h earing
deficienci es which prev ent th em from b eing satisfactorily ed uca te d in r egular public schools, may b e enrolled at th e Ge or gi a Sch ool f or th e Deaf.
Th eir character, conduct, and habits must b e su ch that t hey ca n b e housed and taught with oth er ch ildren in groups. Th ey mu st be r esid ents of Georgia, and th ey mu st b e m entall y and ph ysicall y ca pa ble of r eceiving instruction.
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Children with hearing deficiencies, entering school for the first time have a big problem because of the language barTier. It usually takes three or more years to teach the deaf child enough words, through speech reading and imitation of the teacher's facial expression, to begin to read for himself. This means that educationally, the deaf child is retarded by three or more years.
Children who are over-age continue to enter the school. When children enter at 8, 10 and 12 years of age, without any previous training, they have missed the best period for beginning speech training. Many private schools and some public schools in other states now accept deaf children at the age of 3.
For the school year 1955-56, the total enrollment was 367 (251 white students and 116 Negroes). There were 17 graduates in the class of 1956. Nine graduated with academic diplomas, and eight with vocational diplomas. Two passed the entrance examination for Gallaudet College, Washington, D. C., the only college for the deaf in the world.
The program includes, in addition to speech reading, the academic subjects usually taught in elementary and high schools. The oral method of instruction is emphasized with an effort made to use any hearing the child may have.
Vocational courses in the white division include: printing, beauty cutture, typing, home economics, power machine sewing, woodworking and shoe repairing. The courses in the Negro division are: woodworking, home economics, masonry, power machine sewing, shoe repairing and cosmetology.
The school maintains a farm of 480 acres, with approximately 150 acres in open land and pastures. The farm produces milk, pork, beef and poultry for use at the school.
Two new poultry houses have been constructed during the past year by the masonry class and maintenance staff, each 90 by 30 feet in size.
Surplus funds of $300,000 will make possible a modern classroom building with auditorium.
An allocation of $30,000 also was made available for an addition to the print shop.
Several new sets of group hearing aids have been installed and it is planned to have these devices in all classrooms in the new building.
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Th e economic stabs of th e family is not a factor in determining elig ibili ty. T1e State provid es room, board , laundry, books and academic and vocational instruction. Transportation to and from b e school, cloth ing, incid ental ex pe nse mon ey, and m edical ex pe nses for t h e child is not provided by the State.
ACADEMY FOR THE BLIND
Th e blind ch ild n eed s an ed ucat ion superior t o that of th e s ig h te d chil d to lessen th e effects of th e hand icap. T o do t h is, th e ch il d must hav e individualiz ed instruction .
T h e Georgia A ca demy for t h e Blin d is a f ull y accred it ed ins t it utio n offe r ing 1he sa me basic acad emic training fo u n d in th e r egular public sch ools. T eaching a id s d esigned es pecia lly f or th e blind are us ed.
Sp ecial em ph a sis is p laced u pon m us ic and vocatio nal t r a ining . Cours es a -e off ered in piano, pip e or g a n , vo ice, t heory and cho ra l wcr k . . Th e voca t iona l co urses includ e pianot uning, chair-caning, w ood working, th e f un d a ment a ls of horticu ltu r e, h om e econ omies and crafts.
In stru cti on in t yping b egins wh en pupils r each t he fo urth grad e. Th is co urse devel op s sk ills whi ch may b e used in f uture j obs, and h elps pupils in th e preparati on of exa m ina t ion papers and corres ponde nce with t h eir fa mi lies and friend s.
Instruction in typing begirs for blind pupils when they reach the fourth grade.
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During the past two years the building construction authorized by the State Board of Education included a modern greenhouse and two poultry houses on the campus of the white division, and one poultry house at the school for Negroes.
The greenhouse provides facilities for experimental work in horticulture: seed bed preparation, sterilization of soils, rooting and transplanting plants, identification of plants, control of diseases and insects, potting and pruning. This is a pioneering program in a new field, but present indications are that it will open new job opportunities for the blind.
Likewise, the poultry houses provide facilities for teaching broiler and egg production.
In cooperation with the Vocational Rehabilitation Division, the Academy facilities were used during the summer of 1956 as an adjustment center for blind adults. Twenty-eight men and women, ranging in age from 23 to 60, who had lost their sight after maturity, were enrolled at the center. The courses included travel training, activities of daily living, homemaking, crafts, household mechanics, home gardening, typing and Braille.
The construction of a recreational building, estimated to cost about $200,000, has been authorized. This will provide facilities for a well-rounded physical education program designed especially to meet the needs of blind children.
Enrollment in the school for white children continues to range from 110 to 125. In the school for Negroes the enrollment has reached 100 for the first time.
The Academy accepts children between the ages of 6 and 21 who have visual handicaps which keep them from being educated in regular public schools. A child whose visual acuity is 20/200 or less in the better eye with correcting glasses, is considered blind.
Their character, habits and conduct must be such that they can be housed and taught with other children. They must be residents of Georgia and be mentally and physically capable of receiving instruction. The school provides board, laundry, books and supplies. Provision is not made by the State for transportation, clothing, incidental expenses, and medical care.
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GEORGIA

5000 _ 15 YEARS OF PROGRESS 5093

4800_ IN VOCATIONAL

46004400_

REHABILITATION

4200 -
4000 -
3800 3600 _

NUMBER OF
CASES CLOSED
REHABILITATED

3400 _

3200_

3000_

2800 _

2600_ 2400 _

2200 _

2000 _

1800 _

1600_ 1400 _

1200 _

1000_

800_

600_
400 _ !!
1942 194319+1 /9iS 19161947 1948 1949 1950195\ 19521953 195t 19!b 19S6

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DIVISION OF FI ELD SERVICES
Area Staff Services to Schools.
War Surplus Properties Office.
HOW IT IS ORGANIZED
There are 200 school systems in Georgia, in 159 counties, needing services from the State Department of Education. To provide these services quickly, efficiently, and economically, the Department has area men located throughout the state. They live in the area they serve, and are able to keep in quick, close touch with the schools. They know the school administrators and their staff. They know the problems and they know the people.
These are the types of problems with which they help superintendents and local boards of education:
1. General operation of schools. 2. Recommendations for school improvements. 3. Reporting to the Department to accrediting agencies
on the school and its work and program. 4. Helping them with record keeping. (They have been
assisted by other field workers in checking Average Daily Attendance records during the past year. The Department was authorized by the State Board of Education in 1956 to employ two full time staff members to check attendance records. They are now at work, and are attached to the Division of Field Services. One works in North Georgia schools and one in South Georgia schools.) 5. Recommending teacher allotments, and reporting overcrowded classrooms or overstaffed schools. 6. Assisting superintendents with school budgets and reports which they have to submit to the State Department of Education. 7. Approving textbook orders, and helping keep schools supplied with teaching material at cost within their budgets.
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8. Passing on the suitability of proposed school building sites.
9. Helping school staffs to evaluate their own school programs.
10. Conducting surveys and securing information wanted by the State Board of Education or the State Department of Education.
11. Making local arrangements for educational conferences called by the Department.
12. Securing consultants for educational groups and serving as consultant thereto.
13. Directing the work in the educational testing centers.
14. Co-ordinating the work of the instructional supervisors and visiting teachers.

. . . men near by to help with school problems

. . . . for Georgia, more educational testing

Atlanta
Griffin
Carrollton
Macon .Columbus

Americus

Brunswick

Where Area Representatives arc located

Where these Educational Testing Centers Arc

Here is Another Service
A valuable service of this division which has benefited many Georgians but is not well known to the general public is an educational testing service. It is carried on in 18 approved testing centers. These are operated without state or federal funds.
This is what is done in them: General Educational Developments Tests may be given there to persons over 20 who did not get to finish high school. By this means, the
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person may be granted what is called a State High School Equivalency Certificate. For most practical purposes, this serves him as a high school diploma. He is listed in the next federal census as a high school graduate.
The Personnel of the Division There is a director, nine area men, two attendance checkers, three full time secretaries, and eight half time secretaries.
Accrediting Services The director and area men-by approval of the State Board and the State Superintendent-devote part of their time to helping with the work of state and regional accrediting of elementary and high schools. Through accrediting, high schools that maintain excellent standards are recognized, and others are challenged and stimulated.
WAR SURPLUS PROPERTIES SERVICE
This office-started March 1, 1946-is operated under the supervision of the State Department of Education, but gets no appropriation. It is financed by a service charge on the supplies that are channeled from the federal government to the schools (and to other non-profit organizations, such as hospitals.)
The value of the property handled during 1953 was $3,.. 426,358; in 1956-up to October I-it was $4,395,282.
The property available for schools may be obtained at the warehouse in Atlanta. It is located at 200 Walker Street. Only persons authorized by the system superintendent and having a card signed by him may get this property.
The list of things available changes from time to time. It is large and varied. The office handles everything from carpet tacks to bulldozers, carbon paper to typewriters. The
transfer cost ranges from 1 % to 10 % of the original value of the article; average is about 3 %.
The service has been of much help to schools. It could be of more help if the warehouse were easier to get to. It is located in Atlanta, where traffic and inadequate parking facilities make it hard for schools to get in and load their supplies. No school may come oftener than every 15 days. This is to keep some schools from getting more than their share.
Most schools in Georgia are taking advantage of this nearlyfree source of needed school supplies.
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DIVISION OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
AND LIBRARY SERVICE
Free Textbook Program.
Library Services. School Libraries. Public Libraries. Library for the Blind.
Audio-Visual Program.
ORGAN IZATION The library service program is designed to give financial
aid in the purchase of library materials and to assist in the establishment and expansion of regional and county public libraries. The program also provides advisory service, furnishes a reference and lending service and a centralized catalog service to schools and public libraries.
FREE TEXTBOOK PROGRAM The Free Textbook Program operates for the benefit of the
children of Georgia. This program makes it possible for all children to have the necessary textbooks at less cost than through individual purchases.
The Free Textbook Program has brought improvement in school enrollment, attendance, and promotions, and has made it possible for the teachers to do a better instructional job.
The State Board of Education provides a multiple listing of textbooks in all subject fields, from which professional committees of local school systems may select their instructional materials.
How Textbooks Are Selected The State Board adopts the textbooks used in the public schools of Georgia. Before each adoption, they appoint a committee to consider books in that field of learning. This committee includes teachers, superintendents, principals, and instructional supervisors. They study the books available in whatever learning area the books are needed, and recommend those that they consider best for Georgia's children.
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Georgia has provid ed f ree t extbooks sin ce 1937. Book s cost more now. Pap er and labor cos ts have gon e u p. Yet und er this plan, th ey cost much less than th ey wo uld cost parents who bought eac h set directly. By .provid ing t he t ex tbooks, th e State is ab le to distribute th em economica lly , t o have th em wh erev er th ey are n eed ed, and to pass th em al ong ye a r by ye a r to oth er stud ents. More st u de nts are in sch ool now. That is anoth er r ea son wh y it cos ts more t o provid e b ook s. Th e cost of th e program is still surp ri singly low: ab out one a nd a half ce nts per pu pil per sc h ool day, n et , or .305 ce nts per pupil per sch ool month. If book prices r emain wh a t t hey a re now , th e pr esent allotm ent fo r textbooks will almost m eet cur re nt book needs.
LI BRARY SERVICES
Th e staff of trained librarians giv es ad vic e and assistance on th e or ga nizat ion and administration of libraries, se lection and use of library materials, t he planning of build ings and library qu a rter s; in formation on t he design, cost an d ope r at ion of bookmobil es and on oth er probl ems r elat ed to t he
Th e sam e co nd it ions tha t ho ve produced t he shortage of classroom t each er s ha ve caused an eq ual shortage of li b ra rians. Geo rg ia sc ho ols a re short 400-500 li brari a ns.
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library program. Librarians, library boards and school officials continue to make more requests for visits than can be filled by the present staff.
The state school library matching fund, allocated on the basis of the number of state-paid teachers employed by a school system, continues to grow in proportion to the increase in teacher allotment. This sum amounts now to $370,000.00 each year.
This increase has not kept pace with the rising cost of books nor with the growing demands for materials resulting from improved methods of classroom instruction. The need for more library materials is greatest in many of the newly constructed elementary and high schools. 1,700,000 additional library books are needed now to meet the standard of five books per pupil.
School Libraries
The construction program of the State School Building Authority has provided attractive library quarters in the new elementary and high schools, but the need for adequately trained library personnel to assure good library service in the schools of Georgia grows more acute each year. The same conditions that have produced the shortage of classroom teachers have caused an equal shortage of librarians. The state library staff, together with local school and public librarians and other school personnel, has carried on an intensive in-service education program for teachers who are charged with library responsibilities. The white and Negro schools of the state now need 400-500 librarians.
The student library assistants have continued to organize on a district level and are working for a state organization. The state library staff serves as consultants to these organizations.
Public Libraries
Public library service has been greatly improved and expanded during this biennium. A majority of the counties in the state have continued to qualify for state aid funds for the purchase of library materials. Only two counties in the state are now without free public library service and only eight out of the 159 counties failed to qualify for state funds for materials in the last year.
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More libr a r ies are meeting th e req uirem ents to se cure th e se rvices of prof essional library personnel. This has been a ccomplish ed by two or more co unties pooling th eir r esources to organize a regiona l or mult i-count y libr ar y.
Th r ee new r egional libr a r ies have been organized during this bi ennium and three oth er counties have j oine d t he r egional libr a ry n ear th em , giving a total of twenty-nine r egion al lib r a r y systems serving eighty-one counties. This r ecord of coope r at ive libr ar y service thro ugh r egional systems is unsurpassed by any st a te.
Bookmobiles
Forty-eight locall y owned a n d op erated book mo b iles have mad e r egu larly sch ed ul ed visits to rura l schools and communities stopping at branch libraries, country stor es an d homes to lea ve book s fo r th e rural children and ad ults. Th e st a te 's two demonstration book mobiles h a ve served to stimulate interest in good mod ern library service.
Th e total op erating income, not including f u nds fo r n ew buildings or fo r n ew bookmobil es , provid ed fr om a ll sources fo r 127 pub lic, mun ici pal , co unty a nd r egiona l lib r a r ies in 156 counti es in th e ye a r 19 55, r each ed $2, 647,3 25 .83 . This a mount r epresents onl y $.76 per ca p it a f or pub lic library service, which is f a r below th e standard of $2 .25 per ca pita r eco m mend e d by t h e Amer ican Library Association, good library servic e.

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Ultimate Goal of the Program The ultimate goal of the public library program is to organize Georgia counties into a network of regional library systems. Increased state aid has stimulated increases in local library appropriations from City Councils, County Boards of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues and Boards of Education. These are the primary sources of local financial support for library service. Local library appropriations for operation and maintenance have been increased $432,617.57 over the preceding biennium. Increased local interest is also reflected in the additional amounts of public and private funds for the purpose of constructing new library buildings and for renovating, enlarging and redecorating older buildings and public library quarters.
In Service Program The state staff in cooperation with the State Board for the Certification of Librarians has continued in-service clinics and institutes for library personnel. Every library in the state which has qualified for state aid funds during this biennium has participated in this in-service program.
Reading Clubs Some 50,000 children in the state have participated for each of the past two summers in Vacation Reading Clubs sponsored by the local public libraries and the State Department of Education.
Regional Libraries The establishment of regional and county libraries and the expansion of library programs continues to widen the extent and scope of the Library Extension Service. During this biennium 87,747 books and other printed materials have been circulated through these channels to serve thousands of Georgia citizens. Packages of books have gone out daily to all parts of the state. A steady increase in the amount of reference service and requests for information on special subjects indicates that serious readers are using their local libraries more for this service, while the librarians, in turn, call on the Library Extension Service when their own resources have been exhausted. Every effort is made to provide the information needed to meet requests of this kind through the use of all available facilities. Notable among the services to special groups have been the loans made to summer workshops for teachers as well as to similar study groups.
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The book collection totals 81,885 volumes including 15,980 new books added since the last report. The books are supplemented by files of magazines, pamphlets, clippings and other printed materials.
Use of the two hundred and forty 16mm educational films in the Public Library Film Collection has increased steadily. Twenty-six municipal, county and regional library systems were registered for this service in 1956. PTA groups, teacher groups, study and discussion groups and clubs engaged in educational programs have benefited from the materials made available to them through local public libraries.
Improvements in the Service
Professional committees continue to preview and evaluate the films purchased for the collection and to make suggestions regarding the service.
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Local librarians continue to look to the state for assistance in developing leaders for locally sponsored discussion groups for adults and young people. Annual training sessions and follow-up clinics have been organized and sponsored for leaders of such groups by the state staff.
Requests by local school and public librarians for catalog cards, used for indexing book collections have increased. Use of these cards has shortened the time needed for technical work on the part of the local librarians and has allowed more time for personal service to library users in the school and to the community. Catalog cards were furnished to 674 school libraries, 2 county school systems, 58 county libraries, and to 26 regional libraries. A monthly average of 15,700 sets of cards were prepared and distributed.
The Library for the Blind
This library, available to the 9,000 blind people in Georgia, is located at 232 Luckie Street, Atlanta. It also serves Alabama and Florida. It is one of 28 regional libraries in this country. They are financed by Congress and operate in cooperation with the Library of Congress.
They provide talking books, Braille books, and other materials for the blind. The books include the Bible and Gone With the Wind. The U. S. Government in 1956 re-issued Gone With the Wind, making 128 copies at a cost of $16,000 because there is still such widespread interest in it.
A new 1956 regulation of the government makes it possible to play these talking books on any recording machine geared to their speed. Formerly, they had to be played on machines issued by the Government.
A blind person may read from this library, free of charge. Postage is free by special franking privileges.
The library serves about 2,000 blind readers in Georgia. The Department wishes more people to know about this service and to use it. The National Foundation for the Blind offers helpful counsel in working out this program. They sent a consultant to Georgia-at the Department's request-in 1956 to help work out plans for more widespread use of the Library for the Blind.
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The State Board of Education took over the operation of this Library July 1, 1951. The Federal government furnishes the materials, and the State distributes them. Last year-the 5th year of its operation under the Board-the Library distributed 39,944 talking books and 11,698 Braille books and magazines, totaling 51,642.
Film Service
This audio-visual program of the Department has grown to the point where it has now the largest educational sound film library collection in the world. Its director-who has been in that position since the service started in 1947-is this year president of the national organization of chief state audiovisual officers.
The Department operates 4 film libraries. This is to provide the quickest and most economical service to the schools throughout Georgia. The libraries are in Atlanta, Collegeboro, Macon, and Tifton.
New films are being added all the time. Alert, creative teachers are using more and more films to make learning interesting and challenging for Georgia boys and girls. During 1953-54, 1,190 schools used 145,348 films. During 195556, 1,260 schools used 188,460 films.
From September through November 30, 1956, 1,227 schools had already signed up for the 1956-57 school year.
This is the way a school gets these services: the superintendent makes application and pays a membership fee of $10.00. This takes care of possible damages. The state pays the transportation to and from the schools.
Each school receives a catalog, listing the 3,550 films that are available. They order the films they want, and these are shipped out on an efficient time schedule. The office sends films each school day to be used somewhere in Georgia schools.
There are 35,488 prints of the 3,550 titles. This makes it possible for many classes in Georgia to learn in this modern way about things worth knowing.
Tapes for Teaching
A new service, received with enthusiasm by Georgia teachers, has been the addition of 4,750 tapes for teaching. Great music, lectures on art, dramas, storytelling, instructions about
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how-to-do things, and records of great writers reading their own poetry or stories have added much of interest to the teaching aids which Georgia teachers may find here.
Outlook for Year About 1,300 schools will use the audio-visual services during this school year. During 1956-57, the four libraries will book more than 200,000 films to Georgia schools.
GEORGIA PUBLIC LIBRARY SERVICE
r;(1 Regional Library Systems L.::..J Receiving State Aid
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toward a reading-Georgia *Coffee and Jeff Davis Counties have recently formed the
Satilla Regional Library.
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DIVISION OF INSTRUCTION
Curriculum Development. Supervision and Consultant Services. Program for Exceptional Children. Teacher Education. Teacher Certification. Teacher Recruitment. Driver Education. Alcohol Education. Television. Testing and Guidance. Health Education.
ORGAN I Z A T I O N
All the other parts of an educational program must be focused in one thing: what is going on in the classroom? How effective is the teacher there? How well prepared is he or she for the job? How much are the children learning?
The Division of Instruction is concerned with teacher preparation and certification, and with the developing of a dynamic, contemporary curriculum for the schools. Local school officials control their schools and decide upon the educational program they want for their children, but the state provides leadership to guide them in seeing what programs are possible.
Important concerns of this Division are programs for exceptional children, and for the recruitment of young people into the teaching profession.
Continued education of teachers after they get into the profession is a direct interest and responsibility also. In-service training, instructional supervision, sponsorship of Future Teacher groups, and co-operation with the 25 Georgia colleges that are preparing teachers for the profession are all features of the work of this Division. It is engaged also in the vital task of testing and evaluating the education in Georgia. Recently, the State Board of Education has authorized the development of an expanded vocational guidance and counseling service, and this has been placed in this Division. Experiments is closed circuit television and other television
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ventures have added to the vitalities of th e contin ui ng program that go es on from year to ye a r in this Division. Th e work concerns, of course, both th e element a ry and th e high schools.
In th e curricu lum development pattern, there are a lso th e areas of driver educ a t ion, alcohol educat ion, and a sp ecially em ph asize d h ealth e duca t ion program .
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
About 50 ,000 Georgians-school and la y peopl e-were in vo lved in a study of what childre n are learning in Georgia sc hoo ls. Out of it ca me a bull etin wh ich th e Departm ent publish ed, titl ed "A Curriculum Framework for Georgia Sch ools." Th e State Board of Education ad opted this in 19 54 -55. Th e Board authoriz ed th e publishing of f urt her bull etins, at intervals, about curricu lum dev elop ment. On e was th e 1955-56 " Sch ool H ealth Guid e", a joint ve nt ure of th e Departm ent of Education and th e Department of H ealth.
Meetings are h eld with principals and ot her sch ool lead ers ov er th e state from tim e to time t o discuss vario us parts of th e cur r ic ulum . Committ ees are ca lle d in to work on su ch things as sc ie nce and h ealth , or oth er areas that n eed em ph asis.
Science courses-now increasingly demanded by modern conditions-can be taught better in labs of new consolidated schools. Georgia has many new laboratory facilities .
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HEALTH EDUCATION
The physical and mental health needs of children can be met by providing in every school and for every child:
1. Healthful school-community environment.
2. Health services.
3. Physical education and recreation.
4. Health instruction and guidance.
During the school year 1955-56, special emphasis has been upon promotion of such a program in the local schools. The new "School Health Guide" was completed and thousands of copies were distributed to school systems throughout the state. Eight regional conferences were held in the state, sponsored jointly by the State Departments of Education and Health for the purpose of studying ways of using the Guide to help improve the health of school children.
Members of the Division of Instruction served as consultants in other regional conferences and local groups working on school health during the pre-planning and post-planning weeks of school and during the school year. Consultative service has been furnished to summer school groups working on school health.
Teacher training institutions are cooperating with the Department of Education in offering training experiences in the school health program for all school personnel, with special concern for the teaching of health in high schools. Emphasis is being placed upon the training of coordinators of the program of Health and Physical Education, Recreation, and Safety.
Schools are renewing their efforts to improve the program of school health, with particular emphasis on the teaching of health in high schools, by having teachers attend summer schools and by employing teachers trained to teach health; and likewise more schools are providing physical education and recreation for ALL children rather than athletics for the few.
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TESTING AND GUIDANCE
In view of the fact that the state spends half of its income to support public schools, there is a clear demand on th e part of the taxpay er as we ll as the patron to have better inf or mation ab ou t what th e sc hoo ls are trying to do an d h ow w ell th ey are succeeding. P up il accounti ng n ow becom es as important as financia l acco unting. Th is n eed ca lls for t esting and guidance in th e schools and for lea d ersh ip at th e state lev el. Th e State Board of Ed ucation has recentl y authorized th e Departm ent of Education to begin this service.
SUPERVISION AND CONSULTANT SERVICES
Instructional Supervision T h e efficiency of a schoo l system m a y be vastly in cr ease d thro ugh instructiona l sup ervision . A r ecent study shows that in systems which provid e competent supervision non-promotions are 25 pel' cent lower than in non-sup ervis ed systems. Progress through th e grad es is more consistent, transfers from school to school simpler, and cooperation among th e staff is noticeably greater. A Georgia superintendent said r ec ently, " You don't have to be a school person to r ecogniz e th e greater improvement in our schools since w e have had a supervisor. Th ere is better work going on in a ll of our schools."
Many modern, well-lighted workrooms and laboratory rooms have been added in Georgia schools.
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Seventy-four state allotted instructional supervisors now provide this service in 81 school systems. It is estimated that by combining smaller counties it would be possible to extend the services to all of the counties in the state with a total personnel of 124 supervisors.
It has not been possible to recruit and train a sufficient number of supervisors to meet the annual demand for this service. Underlying this problem is the fact that individuals who would be suitable material for training of supervisors hesitate to give up their teaching positions because of the annual threat to continuance of the program.
Cooperative Program
For several years the State Department of Education has been cooperating with the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools in the improvement of elementary schools in the southern region. This program encourages local school systems to study their own needs and to select specific problems for emphasis during the school year. Such problems as improving reading at all levels or providing a better health and physical education program and special attention to the slow learner enlist the efforts of the entire teaching staff. This program is coordinated by the State Elementary Committee with the assistance of the State Consultant in Elementary Education. In the 55 systems now participating in this program there is evidence of better classroom teaching and a decrease in the number of students who drop out between elementary and high school.
CONSULTATIVE SERVICE
Though the staff of the Division of Instruction is limited, consultative services are provided the local systems in the studies of curriculum, of child growth and development, the teaching of readying, selection and use of textbooks, and teaching aids.
In addition to the Department staff, help is available from the colleges of Education who work with schools in their service area.
Although the Department staff does not include special consultants in music and art, assistance is available from other
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agencies. Departments of the Georgia Education Association, in cooperation with the State Department of Education, annually sponsor a series of regional work conferences on music and art education.

TEACHER EDUCATION

Pre Service Education The responsibility for preparing teachers for the public schools is shared by 16 white and 9 Negro colleges in the state. The State Department of Education provides leadership which encourages study and improvement of the teacher education programs within the institutions. It has the responsibility also for coordinating the programs of the several institutions into a state-wide program with common philosophy and objectives. Under the policy of institutionally planned programs, approved by the State Department of Education on the basis of agreed-upon criteria, each college is responsible for continually studying its program, making whatever revisions that seem necessary from time to time. To implement this policy each teacher education institution has a Teacher Education Committee or a comparable group, who is responsible for systematic study of the program. The number of graduates in the different teaching fields varies widely, thus resulting in a more adequate supply of qualified teachers for some fields than for others.

Teachers Graduated from Georgia Colleges 1954-1956

Teaching Field

1954-55

Elementary Education

1,172

Agriculture

43

Art

11

Business Education

77

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93

Foreign Language

10

Health and Physical Education

63

Home Economics

76

Industrial Arts

32

Ma thematics

34

Music

23

Science

38

Social Studies

128

Special Education

1

High School Total

629

Grand Total

1,801

1956 Teacher Education Graduates

Elementary High School

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453

From Negro Colleges

310

278

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Teacher Planning Organizations
The Georgia Council on Teacher Education, a voluntary organization composed of representatives from the white colleges, the State Department of Education, and the public schools, gives an opportunity for sharing ideas and for planning together at the state level. A similar organization for the Negro group is the Georgia Committee on Cooperation in Teacher Education. Much of the coordination of services takes place through the activities of these organizations.
As a result of this coordination of effort, several improvements have been noted during the past two years. Some of them are:
1. Reorganization of the Georgia Council on Teacher Education, placing more responsibility for leadership on the organization. The purposes and the organization of the Committee on Cooperation in Teacher Education will be studied during the next year.
2. Improvement of guidance services within most of the institutions.
3. Improvement of the program of laboratory experiences in school situations prior to student teaching.
4. Study and improvement of the general education program in several institutions.
5. Attention to specific aspects of the public school program, as the health and physical education program.
6. An expanded program of off-campus student teaching, and a larger number of trained supervising teachers for this service. Supervising teachers are trained through special workshops and internship experiences. The four graduate institutions provide this training for their supervising teachers and for those of other cooperating institutions. Two of the four-year colleges began these programs in the summer, 1956.
All of the institutions now have off-campus programs of student teaching. The length of the student teaching experience ranges from nine weeks to twelve weeks, depending upon whether the college is on a semester or quarter system. Progress has been made in freeing student teachers of all other responsibilities during the period of student teaching. The report for 1955-56 indicates that all except two of the white and five of the Negro colleges have met this requirement.
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EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN

National statistics show that from ten to twelve percent of

the school population differ from the normal to the extent that

special facilities and specially trained teachers are required.

Five percent have serious speech handicaps. Two per cent are

mentally retarded to the extent that they cannot be taught

in classes expected to make normal progress. One and onehalf percent, because of crippling conditions, require special

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STATUS OF THE PROGRAM FOR EDUCATION OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN IN GEORGIA

Type of Handicap
Speech Handicapped Blind Partially Seeing
Crippled and Special Health Classes
Deaf Hard of Hearing Mentally Retarded Gifted Emotionally Disturbed

Number Needing Special Services
44,623 295
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Twenty-eight school systems provide special classes for one or more of these groups. Reported elsewhere are the statistics at the Georgia Academy for the Blind and the Georgia School for the Deaf.
The Division of Instruction has two staff members who are in charge of planning and coordinating these services and serving as consultants to local school systems in the organization of special units.
We have only made a beginning in providing for the education of exceptional children. The program is being developed with a view to gradual progress over a number of years. Attention is focused now upon four major problems.

Four Major Problems
1. A first step is to inform professional and lay people concerning the nature of the different types of handicaps and the special provision which should be made for them.
2. It is important to proceed in developing this program on the basis of factual data as to the educational abilities and needs of each child. This calls for adequate psychological services for which no provision has been made.

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3. It is important that the needs of exceptional children be considered in further planning of school buildings,
4. Finally, these should be a clear understanding as to the responsibility of the Department of Education and the Department of Welfare for children who are educable and for those who require only care and attendant service.

CERTIFICATION
The purpose of this unit is to certify teachers for the public and private schools of Georgia. Regulations for certification are based upon the experience, study, and character of the applicant. The certificate governs the state salary paid the teacher for a school year.

GEORGIA TEACHERS SALARY SCHEDULE FOR 1956-57 ANNUAL SALARY BASED ON 10 MONTHS WORK

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Beginning Base Salary
$3,000 2,900 2,700 2,600 2,200 2,000 2,000 1,800

After 3 Yrs. of Approved Experience
$3,200 2,900 2,850 2,600 2,400 2,000 2,150 1,800

After 6 YrS. of Approved Experience
$3,400 2,900 3,000 2,600 2,500 2,000 2,200 1,800

After 9 Yrs. of Approved Experience
$3,600 2,900 3,150 2,600 2,600 2,000 2,250 1,800

The Annual Salary of Teachers as Indicated above shall be disbursed in Twelve Monthly Payments as Shown Below:

Type of Certificate
Professional Provisional Professional Provisional Professional Provisional Professional Provisional

Yrs. of College Training
5 5 4 4 3 3 2 2

Beginning Base Salary
$250.00 241.67 225.00 216.67 183.33 166.67 166.67 150.00

After 3 Yrs. of Approved Experience
$266.67 241.67 237.50 216.67 200.00 166.67 179.17 150.00

After 6 Yrs. of Approved Experience
$283.33 241.67 250.00 216.67 208.33 166.67 183.33 150.00

After 9 Yrs. of Approved Experience
$300.00 241.67 262.50 216.67 216.67 166.67 187.50 150.00

The practice followed prior to 1956-57 of penalizing holders of emergency certificates $5.00 per month has been discontinued.

Standard certificates are renewed at intervals upon evidence of the teacher's continued professional growth. Travel, action research, informal study, non-credit workshops, and formal study for college credit are some of the ways a teacher renews a certificate.
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Th e level of training of Georgia teachers is improving at the approximate rate of 5 per cent p er year since 1945 . Approximate ly 10,000 certificates are processed in the Certification Office each year.
It is a lso known that the number of children to be taught is increasing in a greater proportion than th e numb er of inco m ing t each ers. A r ecruitm ent program is in operation that attempts to affect two levels. Emphasis is p laced u pon :
1. Future t each ers organizations that interest young people in b ecoming t each ers.
2. A way to interest people who hav e once taught, and live in th e com m un ity, to r eturn to th e profession.
GETTING MORE TEACHERS
Recently th e State Board of Ed ucation authoriz ed t he h ir in g of two staff m embers to work with t each er r ecruitment. On e of th es e h a s a lread y b een em ploye d and has worked th e past ye a r , co-ordinating th e statewid e activities of th e F uture T eacher gro ups. Th es e are young people in high school and colle ge who plan to b ec om e t each ers. District organizations are being w ork ed out for th em. T h e goa l is to have a chapter or clu b in each high school and in ea ch co ll ege wh ere t each-

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ers are trained. The group has a state convention each year, and was represented on all the district programs of the Georgia Education Association. Every effort is being made to raise the prestige of teaching as a future career for bright young people of Georgia.
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce launched the now famous Teacher of the Year program. Help has come from the Junior Jaycees, the Southeastern Fair, the PTA and many other groups who are helping in the big job of finding and recruiting enough GOOD teachers for Georgia's schools. More and more intelligent young Georgians are thinking, "Perhaps I will be a teacher!"
Scholarships
There is increased interest in getting scholarships to help future teachers finance their education. It would work on the same plan by which young medical students are now being educated to become doctors. The future teacher scholarships would be administered by the State Department of Education, as the medical scholarships are administered through the Board of Regents. If the plan is worked out by the Legislature, it is likely that there would be some provision that required teachers, so financed, to teach for a certain number of years in Georgia, especially in rural Georgia where a shortage Of good teachers exists.
Too Few Go Into Teaching
A sound study of the number of college graduates going into teaching shows that this number has decreased. Of the graduates from the Georgia college that train teachers, we
got only 464 high school teachers in 1955, a decrease of 12 %, and only 269 elementary teachers, a decrease of 18.5 %.
Better salaries, fewer clerical duties, fewer community pressures, and more interest by civic and other groups in making the community a good and pleasant place to live and teach would help remedy the teacher shortage. Increased interest by business men and PTA groups in scholarships for teachers would also help.
The quality of teaching in Georgia depends largely on the quality of the teacher in the classroom.
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Television and the Schools
How to inform the taxpayers on what public schools are doing to educate their children is of concern to this division. During the past year the Division of Instruction has answered these concerns in part by a series of 240 television broadcasts of 30 minutes each over WLW-A. Members of the division have tried to describe the services which affect the taxpayer and promote education. Phases of supervision of instruction, audio-visual education, teacher certification, and education for exceptional children have been interpreted for the television audience.
Approximately 120 classrooms of more than 4,000 children have been transported to WLW-A studios where the classroom teachers revealed much of what goes on in the business of educating children and youth in the public schools and colleges of Georgia. Every grade level and every subject matter area were televised one or more times. Members of college faculties also appeared portraying "teacher education".
To produce these programs close contact with the participating school systems of the metropolitan area was necessary. A planning conference with the superintendents launched the program known as "School Days". These superintendents appointed local coordinators to work with the Division of Instruction in televising programs to interpret public school education.
Because Georgia does not have tax supported kindergartens, the division undertook to compensate in some measure by televising programs during June, July, and August which were designed for parents of pre-school age children. The programs dramatized and interpreted the significance of types of experiences which pre-school age children have ordinarily in their family life; and suggested through dramatization additional types of experiences which might be provided at home to help parent and child get ready for formal school. The programs reached more than half the homes in Georgia.
The Division of Instruction is taking a serious look at the possibilities of television in education. During the first part of the school year the division televised a course in the utilization of instructional materials. This class ran for 30 minutes daily for eleven weeks. A group of teachers took the course
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for credit. An appraisal of this program, called "Teachers in Action", saw great possibilities for carrying on in-service teacher education.
ALCOHOL EDUCATION
In 1951 the State Legislature passed Senate Bill No. 63 "Alcoholism Studies by State Board of Education." This act provides for maintaining a state educational research service for the development of curriculum materials and units of instruction on the influence and effect of alcohol.
In compliance with this act and the executive order, such a service is being maintained in the Division of Instruction. The State Department of Education sponsors workshops each summer at the University of Georgia for white teachers and Atlanta University for Negro teachers.
In 1955, 32 white teachers and 40 Negro teachers attended these workshops. They were given basic information about the effect of alcohol on the individual and society as a whole. They were also taught the methods to be used in teaching about alcohol in the public schools.
They went back to their respective school systems and put into practice the things they learned in the workshops. They reported that 9,879 boys and girls were taught a short unit, from one week to six weeks.
Research shows that the unwise use of alcohol causes many of society's most tense and tragic problems. The quiet, repeated, sound teaching of the facts about alcohol will pay tremendous dividends in enabling modern young people to deal with this problem.
DRIVER EDUCATION
During 1955-56, 131 Georgia high schools conducted classes in driver education, enrolling 5,641 boys and girls. Ninetyeight teachers took the instructor's course in driver education. Many of them started driver education courses in high schools.
A full-time staff member works with this program. He collects and distributes material on safety. A program of general safety is promoted for the elementary schools and of driver education in high schools. He is available as a consultant.
With constantly increasing danger on the highways, and the toll of deaths and accidents mounting daily, this program is one urgently needed in all the schools of Georgia.
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DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
Vocational Agriculture. Homemaking Education. Trade and Industrial Education.
(including Trade Schools and Industrial Arts) Distributive Education.
(retail sales and services) Vocational Office Training. School Lunch Program.
(including Commodities and Special Milk Program)

INTRODUCTION

The vocational education division is concerned with teaching Georgians how to make a better living with their hands. The money the State spends on this program is repaid many times in the form of taxes paid on the increased earnings of those it trains.
Vocational Education surpassed all previous records during the year ending June 30, 1956. The enrollment in the regular program was 202,775. The total enrollment exceeded by 37,897 the enrollment as given in the last report. In addition, there were 8,232 veterans enrolled in veterans classes throughout the state.
Expenditures for the regular Vocational Education Program during the year ending June 30, 1956, were $6,558,176.67. This is an increase of $1,177,838.90 over 1954. Of this amount $964,334.97 were Federal dollars. In addition, $845,709.00 was spent for the veterans program.
Enrollment and expenditures for Vocational Education in Georgia for the year ending June 30, 1956, were:

In-Sch.

Agriculture

_ 26,710

Homemaking

_ 50,686

Voc. Ofc, Trng.

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151

Distributive

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765

Trade and Industrial

_ 3,690

NGT&VS

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SGT&VS

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Regular Program Totals __ 82,002

Veterans

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Grand Totals

82,002

Enrollment

Adults

Total

60,527

87,237

21,364

72,050

3,184

3,335

6,068

6,833

27,791 1,276
563 120,773
8,232

31,481 1,276
563 202,775
8,232

129,005 211,007

Expenditures $2,809,453.83
2,427,513.30 35,730.00 96,048.58
1,189,430.96
6,558,176.67 845,709.00
(All Federal) $7,403,885.67

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Since 1953 the School lunch and Food Distribution Service has operated under the Vocational Education Division. A total of 353,543 children in 1573 schools were served a Type A lunch daily during the school term of 1955-56. The average cost of lunch to the child was 25.
The Federal Government contributed approximately nine million dollars to the Georgia School Lunch Program in 195556-
$2,278,139.00 in cash for School Lunch $ 645,893.08 in cash for School Milk $6,108,664.00 value of USDA foods
State Funds in the amount of $132,000 were provided in 1955-56 to administer the School Lunch and Food Distribution Program on state level.
Approximately 18,181,658 pounds of thirty different USDA Foods were distributed to 1638 Georgia Schools and institutions during the 1955-56 school term.
Facilities for the programs at the North Georgia Trade and Vocational School at Clarkesville and the South Georgia Trade and Vocational School at Americus have been expanded. Plans are now underway for the construction of additional buildings to meet the needs of the growing attendance in both these schools.
Facilities at the two youth training centers have been increased. The Future Homemakers Building on the grounds of the FFA-FHA Camp has been completed at a cost of $50,000. General improvements of the facilities at this camp have been made in the amount of $20,000. The Alva Tabor Memorial Building at Camp John Hope has been completed at a cost of $50,000.
Detailed reports of the services within the Division of Vocational Education are given by the various departments.
What is Vocational Agriculture?
This department instructs those interested in agriculture in new farming practices. The State maintains a vocational agriculture program for high school students as well as a program for adults.
This program makes it possible for the students to learn the most up-to-date methods of farming along with their regular high school work.
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Students learn much about I i v e s to c k in voca ti o na l agriculture class pro je cts.

Bey 0 n d the schoolroom, e d uc a t io n helps Georgia's adults too in many ways.

Incr ease in Enrollment

Enrollm ents during th e tw o-year period in creased a lmost



40 j'o- fro m 62,670 in fi sca l 1954 to 87,23 7 in f isca l 19 56. Of

this number, 26,71 0 were in-school bo ys wh o r eceiv ed daily

classro om instru cti on and gained practical ex pe r ie nce by

ca r ry ing out h om e proj ects und er th e supervision of th eir

te ac hers ; 1,21 3 were young f a r me rs who ret ur ne d to schoo l

a t r egu lar intervals for class es and r ec eiv ed on-farm sup er-

vis ion ; and 59,314 w ere f ar me rs who m et fo r or ga nize d st u dy

of fa r m problem s.

Th e in crease in enr ollme nt came principally in clas ses for

ad ults. Th ere a re three factors t o whi ch th e in cr ease in far m-

er enro llme nt may be attributed :

(1) Th e cost-pr ice squee ze demands ef f icie ncy and has

ca use d farm ers t o seek more h elp in k eeping up with t h e

latest agricultural methods.

(2 ) Low er f a rm incomes have led to more use of comm unity

f ood preservation centers in th e vocational a gr iculture de-

partments. Th ese ce nter s have been h elpful in fa r m fa mily

live-at-h om e programs f or more than tw enty ye a rs. During

f isc a l 19 56 approximately 80,000 persons used th ese ce nte rs

f or ca nning 4,8 62,8 26 pints and preparing for fr eezing 762,116

pounds of food.

(3) Teach ers are off ering more instruction in th e critical

areas of farm m echanics.

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T h e th ird factor point s to a long-r a nge plan initiated fo ur y ea rs ago a nd di ctated by f arme r n eeds . Th er e are mor e than 80,000 tra ctors on Georgia fa r ms . This compares w ith less th an 10 ,000 in 19 40 . Th ere is a correspond ingly la r ger am oun t of ot he r ma chinery. Nin ety-fi ve percent of t h e f a rmste a ds ha ve ele ct r icity. Th e lif e of fa r m ma ch in er y ca n b e ext en ded by ye a rs if it is prop erly oper ate d, se rv ice d a nd ma int a in ed. Kn owing h ow t o tak e ca r e of th e equipment in whi ch h e has a lot of mon ey invested ca n be th e diff erenc e betw een succ ess a n d f a ilur e fo r th e fa r mer.

Through FFA chapte rs, members participate in community service and cooperative projects.
In Service Training Th e voca tio na l a gr icult ur e st aff seeks ways of k eeping t eac h ers inform ed. Th e in-ser vice training prog ram provid es th is h elp thro ugh a ser ies of worksh op s on s uch prob lem s as m aint en ance a n d r outin e r epair of fa r m t r a cto rs , planning t h e f a r m wiring sys t em , f encing, etc. Eight r egular t ea ch ers t r av elli ng to th e differen t com m unit ies up on r equ est h el p loca l t ea ch ers with pla nning and cond uct ing classes in agricultur al pr oblem s. Th e enr oll me nt and th e r ea ct ion of f a r mers an d t eac h ers indicate th at th is program has been high ly effect ive . Bot h st ate and f ede r a l voca t iona l educ atio n f un ds h ave been s pe nt to match local f un ds and h elp sc h ools ac quir e equipm ent for farm sho ps .
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The Trust Company of Georgia made a grant of $50,000 to the State Board of Education with the stipulation that the funds be used in a three-point program to step up forestry instruction in the high schools. The grant provided for:
(1) In-service training in forest management for teachers of vocational agriculture.
(2) The employment of a vocational forester on the staff of the State Department of Education.
(3) Grants of $250 each to 100 high schools which have vocational agriculture departments to assist these schools in purchasing 10- to 15-acre tracts of woodland to be used as school forests.
The Union Bag and Paper Corporation in cooperation with the Department of Education continues to sponsor ten-acre school forests for fifty schools in south Georgia. These forests provide the opportunity for practical experience in woodland management.
At the close of the biennium there were 412 high school vocational agriculture departments in Georgia employing 463 teachers. There was a net decrease of nine white departments during the biennium, and a net increase of seven Negro departments. These changes reflect the school consolidation and building programs. The state now has 290 white and 122 Negro high schools which offer instruction in vocational agriculture.
The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for high school boys studying vocational agriculture. It is sponsored by the U. S. Office of Education. Membership is voluntary, but there were 17,427 Georgia FFA members during fiscal 1956. The New Farmers of America, a similar organization for Negro youth, had 6,554 members in the state.
The aim of FFA is to help farm boys help themselves by offering opportunities and incentives to supplement vocational agriculture. Through FFA chapters, members participate in community service and cooperative projects. They also take part in meetings and other activities which develop leadership and citizenship and wholesome recreation. By its nature, FFA nurtures a love of country life. Members are encouraged to strive toward higher degrees and establishment in farming. Many commercial organizations offer FFA awards which are incentives and a means of recognizing individual and chapter achievements.
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Home projects or supervised farming programs are required of all vocational agriculture students. Class instruction is based on the problems which grow out of individual projects.
Georgia FFA members in fiscal 1956 had a combined investment of $2,167,833.27 in their supervised farming programs. Among these projects were 5,431 beef and 3,076 dairy cattle, 23,566 hogs, and planting 3,787,649 pine seedlings. Typical of the achievement of these Future Farmers with their crops was an average corn production by 8,048 boys on 22,360 acres of 40 bushels per acre. They also developed 7,821 acres of new permanent pastures and improved 15,890 acres of old pastures.
District rallies, a state rally and a state convention are annual highlights of FFA work.
In 1937 FFA began development of a camp in Newton county. After the Future Homemakers of America organization was formed, a joint FFA-FHA summer program was launched. Since its beginning in 1947, this leadership training and recreational program has grown until approximately 5,000 boys and girls take part. The Camp is also used for vocational teachers' conferences, FFA conventions and meetings of similar groups.
A group of lay people who serve as an adult advisory committee for FFA studied the summer program. The committee has recommended a $200,000 improvement and expansion of facilities.
CAMP JOHN HOPE
Camp John Hope, seven miles south of Fort Valley, is operated for Negroes. Sale of timber from the property and gifts of citizens have made possible the construction of four new cottages. A $25,000 grant from former Governor Herman Talmadge which was matched by the gifts of citizens made possible the Alva Tabor Memorial Hall which was completed in 1956. The building houses an auditorium, conference and recreation rooms.
HOMEMAKING EDUCATION
What is Homemaking Education? Homemaking is a big, important job. Education has recognized the need of helping people do the job well. Homemaking courses, both high school and adult, help girls and women-boys and men, too I-to get the skills and attitudes that will help them do a good job of homemaking.
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During 1955-56, 65,171 families in our state were affected by the homemaking program carried on in the public schools. Enrolled were 50,686 high school pupils. This included 3,482 boys. In adult classes were 21,390 men and women learning something about how to make their homes and home life better.
All But Three
There's a homemaking program in all but three high schools in Georgia. The courses are now as vital a part of the curriculum as the 3 R's. All of Georgia's beautiful new schools have colorful, attractive homemaking departments. The boys and girls, their teachers, and parents take great pride in their beauty and efficiency. Many of these homemaking departments are virtually community centers. Community groups meet in them; to them come men and women seeking help with home and family problems.
There are 547 teachers of high school vocational homemaking, and 62 who teach adult classes full time. Sixty per cent of these teachers are married. About one-third leave each year to get married or to take better-paying jobs in other home economics fields.
The school consolidations in Georgia have not lessened the demand for homemaking teachers. Some schools are asking for four.
With the ever-growing interest in homemaking courses, and the rate at which teachers are leaving, more teachers are very much needed.
Good Preparation
All vocational homemaking teachers have four year certificates. About a third have five year professional certificates. At least 50 have taken special training beyond that, to qualify them as supervising teachers of college apprentices, whom they can train to be homemaking teachers. These apprentices go out from the colleges where they study, to do their apprentice teaching of homemaking under these skilled, trained supervisors.
They Keep Studying
Georgia's homemaking teachers are constantly studying. Research and new developments in foods, clothing, child care, health, family relationships, and other fields, make it necessary for them to keep constantly in touch with the latest products and the best ways of teaching people to use these
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products. These classes-called "in-service training"-meet on Saturdays, or after school. The teachers plan them and carry them on. They invite consultants in to bring them the best information. During 1955-56, 73 groups studied such current problems as tailoring, frozen foods, lighting, visual aids, money management, curriculum planning and evaluation, and child guidance. Besides these, two 3-day state conferences were held.
New Materials
Three bulletins and several research studies have been prepared for Georgia teachers during the year by the Homemaking Office of the State Department of Education, in cooperation with the Home Economics Education Division of the University of Georgia.
What Homemaking Courses Teach
The teaching of food and clothing is still basic, but the homemaking curriculum has come a long way since it meant just "cooking and sewing." A modern functional course includes how to plan, buy and prepare nutritious meals, how to plan and make attractive, economical clothes for the family, short cuts and special finishes in sewing that reduce the cost and add to the attractiveness of clothes, time and money management, home nursing, child care and guidance, and family relations.
The Teachers Visit the Homes
The homemaking teachers made 68,882 visits into homes during 1955-56. Here they supervised projects and advised with homemakers. Students completed 130,796 home projects. Clothing was the most popular project; 25,338 of the projects were in clothing. They made 76,127 garments for themselves and their families, and renovated 25,425. They completed 19,119 projects in food buying and preparation, and 7,157 proj ects dealing with the care of children.
They Teach Adults, Too
Most of the teachers who teach high school homemaking classes also teach adults. There are full-time adult homemaking centers in the vocational schools in Macon, Atlanta, Clarkesville, Savannah, Statesboro, Rome, Augusta, and Waycross. Besides courses in foods and clothing, these schools also teach upholstery, refinishing furniture, slipcover making, landscaping, interior decoration, and drapery making.
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One woman who attended these classes said, "What I have learned here about homemaking has helped me to manage things so that my husband could continue his medical studies. Otherwise, he would have had to stop and get a better paying job than his hospital internship."
Future Homemakers
Twenty-two thousand of these high school homemaking students are members of the Future Homemakers. Their programs and activities center about good homes and intelligent leadership in their communities. They hold four area conferences each fall and each spring, a state leadership conference, and a state convention. In the summer, they join the Future Farmer group at a learning-and-camping program at the State FFA-FHA camp at Lake Jackson. The young people in these vocational homemaking courses and the Future Homemaker organization have been nationally recognized for their oustanding work, and Georgia has had a number of FHA'ers chosen as national officers. Many of the homemaking students later become homemaking teachers in Georgia.
A Nickel from Each
One of the FHA projects is the Inez Murray College Award. Each girl gives a nickel, and about four scholarships of one hundred dollars each is given to the outstanding homemaking students to help them with their college expenses as they study to become homemaking teachers.
The FHA is only 11 years old, but it has been felt throughout the state. The students sponsor family fun nights, community recreation, the beautifying of school and campus, leadership study groups, talent shows, camp programs, and many other things that make them stand out as a constructive, intelligent group of young people who are learning to become good citizens of Georgia.
TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS
This program provides fine opportunities for high school students who are not going to college to learn a trade. It also gives adults a chance to learn new trades, or to get more skills (and promotions) in the one they have.
The program is carried on in two trade schools and in classes held throughout the state. It is important that high . school youth who do not plan to go to college know that the
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t ra de sc hoo ls are avai la b le to t h em, t uition-free, to lea rn modern sk illed trades at wh ich t hey can earn a good living. (Th e minimum age for ent r a nce is 16) .
Where the Trade Schools Are
Th e North Georgia Tr a d e School is at Clark esv ill e, in Habersh a m County . Th e South Georgia Trade Schoo l is n ea r A mericus, in Sumter Cou nty.
Good instr uctors, pleasant livin g conditions, and th e prospect of learning how to get and k eep a sk ill ed job in mod ern ind ustry mak e th ese schools increasingly pop ular with Georgians.

Some odult education classes are conducted to teach ways of stretch ing the budget.

Trade schools tra in youths and adults for good-paying jobsmany in new industr ies.

Georgia Needs Good Workmen
Th e so uth east is progr ess ing faster than any oth er section of th e nation. Georgia is in t h e forefront of this progress. N ew in du st ri es, ex pa n ding busin ess , and plans for greater development of th e state' s r eso urces mak e urgent th e need for eff icie nt work ers. Trad e and Ind ustria l Education wi ll have to train more and more Geo rgians to fill t h es e jobs. Investm ent in t h is kind of educat ion brings good r eturns : more money ea r ne d , more goods bo ug ht, more taxes paid . On e of th e r easons wh y n ew ind ustry is attracted to Georgia is th e prosp ect of fi nding good work ers h er e.
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HOW MANY TRAINED
Trade and Industrial Education enrollment for the year at the close of the biennium numbered 33,548. Of the total, 3,061 in-school youth and adults received pre-employment instruction in all-day classes under 93 full-time instructors; 729 were enrolled in part-time high school cooperative classes; 1,321 took related instruction in organized apprenticeship classes; and 26,355 journeymen and other industrial workers enrolled for extension training in evening classes. In addition, general continuation instruction (not necessarily confined to the trade or industrial pursuits) was provided for 2,182.

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Part-time cooperative classes provide training through cooperation of the school and business and industrial establishments for high school youths 16 years of age or over whose individual employment objectives may differ. Cooperative agreements provide for legal employment (part-time), sys-

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tematic training on the job, and supplementary instruction in the school. Cooperative programs are located in the following city high schools:

Albany* Atlanta'] Athens Augusta Avondale Estates Bainbridge
Baxley Brunswick*

Cairo Chamblee Claxton College Park Columbus Covington
Decatur Douglas

East Point Elberton* Fitzgerald*
Griffin Hapeville Hazlehurst LaGrange Lindale

McRae Thomasville Valdosta* Wacona Waycross

*White and Negro Programs. tNegro Program Only.

Related instruction, designed to increase knowledge and skills, for apprentices was conducted for these groups:

Boilermaker Bricklayer Carpenter

Draftsman Electrician Landscaper

Machinist Plumber Printer

Sheetmetal Worker Steel Worker Welder

Evening class instruction for journeymen and other industrial workers are also conducted. These classes help to improve ability, help him keep abreast of technological and economic changes in his occupation, or assist him to qualify for advancement. It may include manipulative and technical training as well as safety, first aid, etc. Some typical course titles are:

Airplane Production Worker
Auto Mechanic Beauty Operator Boilermaker Bricklayer Carpenter Commercial Driver

Domestic Service Draftsman Electrician Fireman Foreman Iron Worker Machinist Mechanic

Needle Trades Plumber Practical Nurse Printer Sheetmetal Worker Textile Worker Upholsterer
Welder

The following specialized services for Georgia trade groups and industrial enterprise is provided through staff members in the State Department of Education:

Textiles-2,195 employees in this industry received instruction in the departments of mathematics and technology, fixing, preventive maintenance, cloth analysis, design, laboratory procedure, and supervision.

Rural Electrification Job Training and Safety-This program provides training to operating personnel of 39 participating cooperatives in the Georgia Electric Membership Corporation. Training is given by two instructors in construction, operation and maintenance of electric distribution lines. Regular monthly visitations are made to each cooperative on an itinerant schedule. Average state enrollment is 852.

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Commercial Vehicle Driver Training-In cooperation with the Georgia Motor Trucking Association and the State Department of Public Safety psycho-physical examinations were given. Examinations were available by means of a mobile testing laboratory, to drivers for trucking lines, municipal departments, taxi cab companies, bus lines, school busses, Federal agencies, and others. Approximately 10,000 such drivers are tested annually.
Public Service Occupations-In cooperation with the State Firemen's Association and through eighteen part-time coordinator-instructors, 3,123 fire fighters were instructed in fire prevention and fire protection in 298 cities and communities over Georgia.
Supervisory Training-This training is given to assist administrative, supervisory, and foremen personnel in such phases of this work as the training of workers, job organization and improvement, development of skills, knowledge and judgment, safety, and conference leading. An average of 900 supervisors in manufacturing, insurance, banking, commercial airlines, department stores, food distributors, textiles, utilities, and government agencies in eighteen centers (cities) receive training in this field annually.
Automotive Carburetion Clinic-A mobile laboratory, equipped with instruction kits, provides employed mechanics with a better working knowledge of the technical problems involved in operation and servicing of modern carburetion units. During the biennium, 565 mechanics enrolled in the clinic.
Veterans-Training for veterans has been conducted in 139 communities (115 counties) primarily in adult academic education and business administration. The average enrollment was 8,191; this is in addition to the number reported in the regular T & I program.
The two State Trade Schools have operated at full capacity with enrollments of 1,274 for 1954-55 and 1,078 for 1955-56 at Clarkesville, and 528 for 1954-55 and 563 for 1955-56 at Americus. The enrollments include part-time as well as fulltime students. Fifteen trade offerings are available at the North Georgia Trade School; 9 trades make up the curriculum at the South Georgia Trade School.
Dormitories for women at both schools are seriously needed as well as laboratory buildings for expanded training in electronics.
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A ll-day trade classes are those wh ich provid e training to persons r egularly enr olle d in a f ull-time school who wish to prepare for a trad e or in dust ri al occupation.
Trade School and Industrial School enrollment for the year-June 30, 1956 was 33 ,548 .
DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION
INTRODUCTION
H igh school j uniors and seniors may take distrib utive ed ucation as an elect ive a long with th eir a cad emic work. Distributive ed ucat ion ena bles th e stud ent to g et paid on-th ejob sup ervised training in selected r etail estab lishm ents in addition t o his r egular acad emi c curriculum .
The high school Distributive Ed ucation program , op erating in 21 schools during th e ye a r 19 55-5 6, prepared 765 stud ents to enter f ull-time em ployme nt in r etail, who lesale, or se r vice occ upations. Due to a shortage of t each ers and financial consid erations, th is cooperativ e sch ool and training program f ell far short of me eting t h e n eed of business for trained work ers in distributive occupations.
Three out of fiv e Georgians are emp loyed in distribution. 345,000 persons are em p loyed in r etail, who lesale, and se r vice est a blish me nts.
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Retail Sales in Georgia totalled $2,712,142,000 in 1954-55, an increase of 39.34 % over 1948; wholesale sales reached a peak of $4,493,886,000, an increase of 42.8% over 1948. This latter figure compares with a 29.6% increase for the remainder of the Southeast.*
*Preliminary Report Census of Business 1954 Georgia.
ADULT CLASSES
Adult classes account for a much larger part of the total enrollment. 6,068 persons attended part-time and evening classes in 33 Georgia cities during 1955-56.
In the adult field, 92 one hundred hour professional diplomas were issued to persons completing 100 hours of Vocational Distributive Education training in various fields.
Of these professional diplomas 54 were in Food Service, 16 in Restaurant Management, 3 in Hotel Management, and 19 in Real Estate.
Adult Distributive Education classes were held in 33 cities with a total of 265 classes and 6,068 persons enrolled. More cities were served in 1955-56 than in 1954-55* and approximately the same number of classes were taught, even though the Distributive Education program in Georgia operated on an extremely limited staff.
*24 cities served, 268 classes held.
There is a total of 965,000 non-farm workers employed in Georgia. The largest percentage growth occurred in the field of finance, insurance, and real estate. The largest numerical growth occurred in the trade industries.
As industry moves more into Georgia and the emphasis changes from farm to non-farm activities, distribution will become more important. The demand for classes in the finance, insurance and real estate areas is being met in the larger areas of Atlanta, Macon and Savannah.
The demand for Distributive Education on both high school and adult level exceeds the staff in each category.
Now let's take a look at the Georgia Distributive Education program as it compares to the Distributive Education program in the United States. Figures show that the Georgia Distributive Education program is the 6th largest in the 48 states and territories. Total enrollment in Georgia for 1955-56 for high school and adult: 6,833.
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The 765 high school students being trained for more efficient distribution earned in their part-time work a total of $391,455.44 during the school year.
The Georgia Association of the Distributive Education Clubs of America has a voluntary membership of 603 boys and girls. This organization is an integral part of the leadership training in preparation for a business career. This program has received high praise from business leaders and civic leaders throughout the state. Local meetings, both state and local projects, a state officers' training conference, and a state and national convention are an integral part of the club work.
Distributive Education High School Programs
In Georgia
e 2. Counties, number of programs
Counties in Georgia in which Adult Distributive Education Classes were held.
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VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING
A new industry comes into Georgia every day. Many already here are expanding. This has caused an acute shortage of trained workers. Business men want employees with training and experience.
Vocational Office Training is set up to give both. There are both high school and adult VOT programs. Seniors in high school, interested in becoming office workers, get to study in the classroom the techniques and theories of business. Then, under the supervision of trained leaders, they go out into the community in the afternoons and actually work at the job part-time to get experience. When they graduate, they have both training and experience. The adult classes get equally effective results.
This is almost a new program. It was set up three years ago. Both business men and the students are enthusiastic about it. Many students have already gone full-time into the same business in which they did part-time work to get experience.
Here's where the 1956 adult VOT classes are:

County
Appling Bartow Bibb Cobb Colquitt Columbia DeKalb Dougherty Elbert Emanuel Floyd Fulton Gwinnett Houston Muscogee Pike Richmond Talbot Troup Ware Wilcox Worth

1955-1956

City
Baxley Cartersville Macon Marietta Moultrie Harlem Chamblee Albany Elberton Swainsboro Lindale Atlanta Buford Perry Columbus Zebulon Augusta Talbotton LaGrange Waycross Pineview Sylvester

Enrollment Female Male Total

129

13

142

159

9

168

38

48

86

25

0

25

102

8

110

80

7

87

99

0

99

368

51

419

63

4

67

26

2

28

95

1

96

201

14

215

38

9

47

24

1

25

633

87

720

62

5

67

358

42

400

17

1

18

125

41

166

84

2

86

15

0

15

94

4

98

No. of Classes
6 6 4 1 5 5 6 9 3 2 6 10 2 1 25 4 17 3 6 4 1 4

TOTAL 2,835 349 3,184 130

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The Adult VOT Program
These have increased. In the school year 1955-56, there were 130 adult classes, with 3,184 enrolled. That was an increase over the 1954-55 record of 107 classes with 2,380.

VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING
A WORK-TRAINING PROGRAM

SCHOOL AND BUSINESS

PROVIDE
I I COOPERATIVELY I
I TRAINING AND SUPERVISION I

OFFICE TRAINING

PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE

Office Conduct Office Procedures Office Machines

Typists Stenographers
Clerks

$54,000

151

J954-5

1955-6

Enrollment

$13,061

D

1954-5

J 955-6

Earnings

HIGH SCHOOL

J 954-5

3184
'-----' 1955-6

Enrollment

ADULT

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The High School Program

Students in the senior year of high school learned (and work at) stenographic, general clerical, and bookkeeping jobs. In 8 high school VOT programs, the students worked a total of 74,535 hours in local business houses.

Here's a report on the high school VOT program:

HIGH SCHOOL 1955-1956 YEARLY WORK REPORT OF THE

VOT STUDENTS

Type of Training

No.

Clerk- Typis t

10

Clerk-Stenographer

6

Bookkeeper

11

Payroll Clerk

8

General Office

26

Typist

6

Secretary

28

Associate Checker

1

General Clerk

11

Sorter Checker

5

Accounting

1

Telephone operators and clerical work

3

Clerk and Sales

2

Clerical

16

Stenographic

14

Filing Clerk

1

Personnel Interviewing

2

TOTAL

_

Training Agencies Heating and Electric Co. Doctor's Office Laundries (Office) Information Service __ Various Firms Auto Service Stores
Floral Shop (Office)
Motor Companies (Office) Various Companies Mills (Office) Banks
Insurance Companies County (Office)
Hardware Stores (Office) Dress Shops (Office) Cabinet Shops (Office) Super Markets (Office) City (Office)
Ten-cent Stores (Office) Picture Studios (Office) School Offices
Various Corporations Drug Stores (Office) Y.M.C.A. (Office) Hospitals (Office)
Furniture Stores and Companies (Office) U. S. Army Reserves (Office) Georgia Power Company (Office) Beauty Shops (Bookkeeping) Lawyers' Offices

151
No. 1
10 2 1
10 1 1
_1 _9
1 3 8 2 2 3 1 4 1 5 1 5
11 1 1 1
3 2 1 2 6

79

Loan Companies

3

Newspaper Companies (Office)

2

Poultry Business (Office)

3

State (Office)

5

Ch urches (Office )

~_________________________________________________________________________________________

6

Department Stores (Office)

14

Auto Stores (Office)

2

Telephone Company (Operators and Office)

3

Music Stores (Office)

1

Dairy Queen (Clerk and Sales)

1

Manufacturing Companies (Office)

2

General Stores (Office)

4

Salvation Army (Office)

1

Courts (County and City)

3

Library

1

TOTAL

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FOOD DISTRIBUTION
Georgia got about six million dollars of free foods during the past years, to be distributed to schools and non-profit institutions. This food-about thirty different products-is channeled out through the Food Distribution Service of the State Department of Education. It has been placed in the Vocational Education Division of the Department. It works most closely with the School Lunch Program, also operated through the Department.
The foods are made available by the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Through the National School Lunch Act and the regular farm subsidy program.
The Department of Education distributes this six million dollars worth of food through 427 sub-distributing agencies in Georgia. We send it to 159 county school systems, 41 independent school systems, 16 private schools, 19 parochial schools, 21 nursery schools, and 62 camps.
Together, all these have 1,633 feeding programs. They serve 422,031 meals a day.
Very strict accounting has to be made of these distributed products. The Department of Education keeps accurate records and accountings of the food, which is unloaded and delivered in carlot shipments at 100 distributing points in Georgia.
During 1955-56 this service distributed 18,181,658 pounds of food. It was valued at $6,108,664.63. This was about a million dollars more than the amount of food received and distributed during 1954-55.
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THE EXPENDITURES FOR THE PROGRAM
FOOD 67% $12,513,560.95
LABOR 25%
$4,671,331.86

" THE INCOME FOR THE PROGRAM
FROM CHLDREN
77%
$14,663,364.26

'''-To show the source of school lunch funds and distribution of expenditures:

This table shows the varieties, and amount of commodities received and distributed, with their wholesale carlot values. One year's report:

Name of Commodity

Natural Cheese

Cottonseed Oil Shortening Bulk Dry Milk

Bulk Creamery Butter Process Cheese

Print Creamery Butter

,

Canned Cherries

Pkg. Dry Milk

Grapefruit Sections

Cottonseed Oil

Canned Green Peas

Rice

Dry Lima Beans Fresh Prunes Peanut Butter Dried Apricots
Canned Tomatoes Lard

Cone. Orange Juice Frozen Ground Beef Pork Luncheon Meat Canned Ham
Canned Pork & Gravy
Frozen Pork Shoulders Sweet Potatoes Frozen Hams

Frozen Pork Loins Fresh Cabbage Flour
Corn Meal

Total Pounds
394,541
384,968 420,584
306,996 902,000
1,872,000 394,106 612,306
680,819 812,504 666,571 1,039,600
840,100 241,920 200,841 180,000 666,083 395,600
148,852 503,754 891,306 643,427
735,150 225,412 1,410,816
30,301
24,931 431,750 1,982,000 142,420

Valuation
$ 197,270.50 111,640.72 105,146.00 193,407.48 455,020.00
1,179,360.00 70,939.08
153,076.50 119,483.73 219,376.08 119,982.78 228,712.00 142,817.00
48,384.00 76,319.58 117,000.00 166,520.75 39,560.00 49,121.16 251,877.00 588,261.00 489,004.54 485,199.00 171,313.12 70,540.80 23,028.76 13,712.05 17,270.00 198,200.00
7,121.00

18,181,658
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$6,108,664.63

They Get a Lunch for 25
It is largely b ecaus e of th e school lunch room's g etting a big po rtion of its food f ree that th e average Georgia schoo l ch il d is ab le to g et a nourishing hot lunch at school eac h da y f or th e low cost of 25 .

Foods are allocated to school systems on number of Average Daily Meals.

Six mill ion dollars in free foods is made available for lunches in Georg ia schools.

Th e fo ll owing tabl e shows th e distribution in pounds and

th e va lue of th e distrib ution mad e to th e co unty and ind e-

pend ent school systems during th e biennium en d in g Jun e 30,

19 56.

.

U. S. D. A. COMMODI T IES CASH VALUATION 1955- 56

Sc hoo l Sy stem ADNM

Appling

.._.... 2674

Atkinson

.. 1885

Ba con __

_.._ 1739

Baker . ..__.. 298

Ba ldw in Banks

15 94 .__ __ 583

Barrow .. ._._ 907

Bartow _.

1874

Ben Hill

450

Berrien

..__ 2170

Bibb

__.. ....124 39

B1eckl ey ..... 466

Brantl ey

... 1195

Brook s Bryan

....__.. 974

..

971

Bulloch ..

3673

Burke .. .. .... 1975

Bu tts ....__..__.._.._.. 878

Ca lho un .._.._.._..__. 680

Ca mde n ........ .._ 896

Va lue
$ 32,055.64 22 ,597.19 20 ,84 6.96 3,5 72.39 19,108.71 6,988.94 10 ,87 3. 02 22 ,4 65. 32 5 ,39 4.55 26,013.74 14 9,11 7.49 5,586.36 14 ,325.54 11 ,67 6 .21 11,640 .25 44,031.5 5 23,676 .10 10,525 .37 8,155 .77 10 ,741.10

Sc hoo l System ADNM

Ca ndle r ..

777

Ca rroll _.... .. 2691

Ca toosa ._.. .._ 2107

Cha r lt on _ _ 850

Cha t ha m

.._16075

Cha t t a hoochee .. 296

Cha t tooga

115 3

Che r okee _..

2526

Cla r ke _.. ..

882

Cla y

__ 591

Cla yt on _ _.._ 3991

Cli nch ..__..

877

Cobb ..

_ 889 0

Coffee .. .._.._.._.. 4428

Colq uitt

.. 2615

Columbia _..

1092

Cook ..

_..__.. 1720

Coweta _ _ 2905

Crawfo r d

514

Cr is p __... ..__.__ 830

Va lue
9,3 14 .60 32,25 9.44 25 ,25 8 .50 10 ,189. 71 192,705.49
3,548.42 13,8 22 .05 30, 28 1.4 3 10,57 3.32
7,0 84 .85 47,843.71 10 ,51 3.39 10 6 ,5 72 .43 53 ,082.42 31,348.36 13,090.78 20,6 19. 19 34,824 .85
6,161.78 9,94 9.96

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School System ADNM

Dade

751

Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dooly

813 3355 15892 1739 1185

Dougherty Douglas

__ 6538 844

Early Echols
Effingham
Elbert

2012 335
1229
801

Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd

1699 718
1673
1175 3275

Forsyth

1059

Franklin Fulton Gilmer

1683 10382
1275

Glascock Glynn
Gordon
Grady

370 3391
1790
1657

Greene _

1100

Gwinnett

3780

Habersham

2115

Hall__________________ 2400

Hancock

513

Haralson

661

Harris_______________ 877

Hart Heard Henry Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins

1737 689
1667 3984 1880 906
314 1270
1464 _ 541

Johnson

991

Jones

531

Lamar

433

Lanier

557

Laurens Lee

1487 893

Liberty Lincoln Long Lowndes _ Lumpkin
McDuffie McIntosh Macon Madison_____ Marion

815 698 489 1741 295
1070 429 645
1206 561

Meriwether Miller Mitchell Monroe _

1485 1440 1850 1010

Value

School System ADNM

9,002.91 9,746.16 40,219.40 190,511.70 20,846.96
14,205.66 96,958.13 10,117.79 24,119.65 4,015.94 14,733.13 9,602.31 20,367.44
8,607.31 20,043.77 14,085.78 39,260.37 12,695.18
20,175.63 124,458.38
15,284.57 4,435.52
40,650.97 21,458.34
19,863.95 13,186.69 45,314.26
25,354.40 28,770.96
6,149.79 7,924.00 10,513.39 20,822.98
8,259.66 19,983.83 47,759.79 22,537.25 10,861.04
3,764.20 15,224.63
17,550.28 6,485.45
14,876.98 6,365.57 5,190.76 6,677.26
17,826.00
10,705.19 9,770.13 8,367.55 5,862.08
20,870.93 3,536.43
12,827.05 5,142.81
7,732.19 14,457.41
6,725.21 17,802.03 17,262.57 22,177.61 12,107.78

Montgomery

264

Morgan

810

Murray Muscogee Newton

1565 18559
1659

Oconee Oglethorpe
Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk

760 1124
1485 1243
504 1502 11 78 _ 2054

Pulaski Putnam
Quitman
Rabun

843 646
235
1486

Randolph Richmond Rockdale Schley

878 11513
593 211

Screven

2040

Seminole Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot

1124 4232 1334
360 786 669

Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor

380 2475
464

Telfair Terrell Thomas

1186 752
1786

Tift_________ 2669

Toombs

1653

Towns

694

Treutlen Troup

603 1293

Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker

936 368 681 1584
5002

Walton __ Ware Warren

1387 1595
421

Washington Wayne

1121 1987

Webster

196

Wheeler

812

White

877

Whitfield Wilcox

3781 1070

Wilkes

755

Wilkinson

725

Worth Americus Athens Atlanta
Barnesville Bremen

1329 811
3227 34038
314 531

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Value
3,164.80 9,710.20 18,761.06 222,483.43 19,887.92 9,110.80 13,474.40 17,802.03 14,900.96 6,041.90 18,005.82 14,121.74 24,623.14 10,105.80 7,744.18 2,817.15 17,814.02 10,525.37 138,016.69 7,108.82 2,529.44 24,455.31 13,474.40 50,732.79 15,991.85 4,315.64 9,422.49 8,019.90 4,555.40 29,670.05 5,562.38 14,217.65 9,014.90 21,410.39 31,995.70 19,815.90 8,319.60 7,228.70 15,500.35
11,220.6~
4,411.55 8,163.76 18,988.83 59,963.47 16,627.22 19,120.70 5,046.90 13,438.43 23,819.95 2,349.63 9,734.17 10,513.39 45,326.25 12,827.05 9,050.86 8,691.23 15,931.92 9,722.18 38,684.93 408,044.14 3,764.20 6,365.57

School System
Buford Calhoun Canton Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown
Chickamauga Cochran Commerce Cordele Dalton Decatur Dublin Elberton Fitzgerald Gainesville Hogansville Jefferson

ADNM
544 703 707 1944 1003 1488
486 669 495 1255 1250 2456 1878 577 903 1411 353 586

Value
6,521.42 8,427.49 8,475.44 23,304.48 12,023.86 17,837.99 5,826.12 8,019.90 5,934.01 15,044.81 14,984.87 29,442.28 22,513.27 6,917.02 10,825.07 16,914.92 4,231.73 7,024.91

School System
LaGrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie , Newnan Pelham Quitman Rome
Tallapoosa Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa Trion Valdosta Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder

ADNM
3763 4061
995 3490 1610
975 700 2831
350 1578 1941
857 559 3081 870 3426 250 349

Value
45,110.47 48,682.86 11,927.96 41,837.77 19,300.52 11,688.20
8,391.53 33,937.74
4,195.76 18,916.90 23,268.15 10,273.63
6,701.23 36,934.72 10,429.47 41,070.54
2,996.97 4,183.78

Because of limited space the other recipient agencies have been combined and are as follows:

Private Schools

$ 79,072.13 Milledgeville State Hosp. $820,977.61

Battey State Hospital

77,265.60 Other Institutions

105,387.18

All foods are allocated to each School System on the basis of the Average Daily Number of Meals served in that system.
Cash Valuation of commodities are established at wholesale market prices.
The following chart shows the distribution in pounds and the value of the distribution made for the Fiscal years 19451955.

SCHOOL LUNCH
The School Lunch Program has been sponsored by the State Department of Education since 1943. In October 1954 the State Department of Education, Vocational Division, School Lunch assumed the responsibility for the Special School Milk Program. This report will include information on both.
In Georgia in 1955-56 the number of schools having lunch programs increased from 1101 in 1943-44 to 1573 in 1955-56. In the 1573 schools 61,695,116 lunches were served children. This is an average of 352,543 children having lunch each day. Only 47 percent of the children at school each day had lunch in the school lunch room. As children go to new schools with new school lunch departments the per cent of children having lunch at school will continue to increase provided school administrations, teachers and school lunch personnel continue their efforts and interest in the program.
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Amount Received Pounds 24,000,000 Pounds
20,000,000 Pounds
10,000,000 Pounds
12,000,000 Pounds
8,000,000 Pounds
4,000,000 Pounds

WHOLESALE CARLOT VALUES OF DONATED

USDA COMMODITIES DISTRIBUTED TO GEORGIA

SCHOOLS & INSTITUTIONS FISCAL YEARS 1945 .. 1955

wheleseie

Carlot

~ Value $0,000,000

R

1--

/\

/

$5,000,000

/

/
/

\ \ \

,/ /' ../

$4,000,000

Q,

/ z-,V 0-
/'
,y/

~
,

}J
/ /

$3,000,000

- .- ~ AJ '0'/ ./ I
-~ rw

'0-- lo

~ $2,000,000

$1,000,000

1945

1946

1947

1948

1949

1950

1951 1952 1953

1954

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BLACK LINE REPRESENTS VALUE IN DOLLAR RED LINE REPRESENTS NUMBER OF POUNDS

Thus far this school year 195657, the Agency has distributed 21,821,672 pounds of 28 varieties of food valued at $b,499,943,2b.
Milk Program The purpose of the special milk program is to assist in increasing milk consumption by school children and in expanding dairy markets. The first year the program operated Georgia used only $380,517.84 of the allocation of $1,754,943.00. In 1955-56 Georgia used $645,952.81 to pay schools for extra milk the children had at school. This money went to 1035 schools receiving School Lunch and School Milk and 208 schools participating in school milk program only. There is still a great need for expansion of the program for all schools to make the milk available to all children. Congress increased the original authorization from 50 million dollars in 1954 to 75 million dollars for fiscal 1957-58. SCHOOL LUNCH NEEDS FOR FURTHER EXPANSION: (1) Only twenty school systems have school lunch super-
visors. A qualified supervisor or manager-supervisor should be employed for every system. The salary should be from the same source and in an amount comparable to that paid other school staff members with similar qualifications and experience. (2) All school lunch personnel should be under Social Security. The employees part of the Social Security contribution should be paid from the same source as other
school personnel.

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More of our schools in Geo rgia are now participating in the s c h 001 milk program.

Georg ia got $1 ,330,808 as our share in 1955-56 of the U. S. spe cial mil k program.

Th e School Lunc h Program has be en sponso re d by the State Department of Education s ince 1943.
(3) An in crease in th e F ed eral Sch ool Lunch Appropriati on is n eed ed t o meet th e demands of in crea sed School Lunch participation and r estore th e r ates to th e maximum of 9 per lunch.
(4) T o conti nue t o assist n ew sc hoo ls with n ew sc hoo l lunch eq uipme nt.
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DIVISION OF NEGRO EDUCATION
IMPROVEMENT OF INSTRUCTION
Major emphasis has been placed on improving courses offered and classroom practices. The team approach has been used in planning and implementing the program for the improvement of instruction. The State Department of Education has had the splendid cooperation of the State Department of Health, The Georgia Committee on Cooperation in Teacher Education, The Georgia Teachers and Education Association and other allied agencies in its effort to make more practical and effective the work of the schools. The plan of operation for the school years 1954-55 and 1955-56 included the following steps each year:
(1) A planning conference during the summer to agree upon the theme for the year. The theme for 1954-55 was "CURRICULUM FRAMEWORK FOR GEORGIA SCHOOLS". During 1955-56 the emphasis was upon "IMPLEMENTING THE CURRICULUM FRAMEWORK IN THE AREA OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION".
(2) A fall meeting of the Georgia Committee on Cooperation to orient the college personnel on the theme for the year so that they could serve as consultants to local schools and for group conferences.
(3) A meeting in November of the Joint Conference of Principals and Jeanes Supervisors to assist the administrative and supervisory leadership in helping the classroom teachers interpret the theme for the year. This is an annual meeting.
( 4) A series of eleven regional meetings of the Georgia Teachers and Education Association in December and January at which time the classroom teachers studied their role in improving instruction in line with the theme for the year.
(5) Five follow-up conferences for Principals and Jeanes Supervisors in February to report on promising practices in the improvement of instruction in both individual schools and school systems and to agree upon next steps.
(6) The annual convention of the Georgia Teachers and Education Association in April at which time recognized national authorities on the theme for the year made presentations and led discussions.
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(7) Th e setting up of summer workshops f or th e t r aining of school personnel t o h elp carry out agreed upon obj ectives in th e f ield of instruction and to produ ce guid es f or t ea ch ers.
Th ere are evide nces that this coop erative effort on a st atewid e basis and th e utilization of a vailable r esources in working on th e scho ol program are h elping t ea ch ers t o bet t er und erstand th eir jobs and making the work of pupils mor e ben efi cial and m eaningful.
SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAM System Boards of Education in 19 51-52 approv ed a total
of 507 permanent sc ho ol cente rs f or Negro pupils. Th e State Board of Education approved th e allotment of state ca pita l out lay f un ds wh ere n eed ed at th ese cente rs. Du e to a number of f a ct ors, including cost of cons t r uct ion and shifting popu lation, it now app ears that th e total numb er of approved ce nte rs may be r edu ced to a number not to excee d 45 0 by September 19 58.
Th e building program with state fund s is progressing at a sat isfa ct ory rate. These n ew buildings have mad e p ossibl e th e consolidation of scho ols and th e offering of ex pa n de d and enrich ed programs. No oth er single program has ever given N egro Education su ch a trem endous boost. Dedication exe r -
Geo rgia sc hool libra ries provide boo ks wi th which ch ildren may suppl em ent th e ir regula r te xtboo ks. The st ate spe nd $ 4 14,6 6 2. 50 e ach year on school libra rie s.
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cises and open house events at these new centers are well attended by appreciative Negro citizens.
Despite the tremendous expenditure of state funds for capital outlay since July 1, 1951, there yet remains many current needs for housing Negro pupils due to the following factors:
(1) The current school building 'program was-based on the average daily attendance for 1951-52. Projects were set up on the basis of the location and number of the school population existent at that time.
(2) Many local school systems have failed to provide their share of the funds resulting in the lack of sufficient housing for the number of school children existent in 1951-52.
(3) Several local systems failed to capitalize their annual allotments of state capital outlay funds through the State School Building Authority and consequently have been unable to accumulate funds fast enough to provide facilities needed now.
(4) Recent re-studies of school building needs in several local school systems have revealed a continued shift in school population from rural areas to urban centers.
(5) The growing obsolescence in school buildings which were retained in use as a result of the current school building program.
(6) The continued increase in the number of births and migration to the State has resulted in a continually increasing school enrollment.
(7) In order for local systems to develop adequate school programs, physical education buildings and auditoriums are needed to provide the facilities to make possible this program and this constitutes a large part of the still un-met needs.
The Jeanes Work
School officials are discovering that the consolidation of many small schools into fewer but larger units makes supervision more essential than ever before. While principals have the responsibility for helping to improve instruction, essential administrative duties take most of their time. Unless there is a Jeanes Supervisor in a system, the instructional program tends to suffer for lack of attention. The Department of Education works with local system superintendents upon request in arranging for state aid for the employment of Jeanes
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Supervisors. A Jeanes Supervisor is an employee of a local school system and is subject to all rules and regulation of the employing board.
There are now seventy-five (75) Jeanes Supervisors serving 118 school systems. The number of Jeanes Supervisors has been reduced in recent years due to the policies of the State Board of Education which now require a minimum of 60 state allotted teachers for a supervisory unit. Many Jeanes Supervisors work in two or more systems. The number of teachers and pupils served by Jeanes Supervisors is at an all time high in the State.
(Note: The name "Jeanes" comes from the fact that a private Foundation by this name once partially financed the salaries of instructional supervisors for Negro schools. Now the total cost of the salaries of these workers is paid from state funds. They continue to he referred to as "Jeanes" teachers. A "Jeanes Teacher" means a Negro instructional supervisor in Georgia's Negro school systems. Before the modern program of school consolidation in Georgia, the Negro schools in a system were often many and scattered. The work of the Jeanes supervisor was especially valuable in co-ordinating and stimulating the programs of these schools)
LEADERSH I P TRAI N I NG PROGRAM
New problems arising from the rapid transition from small to large school units has necessitated the establishment of programs for re-training persons in administrative and supervisory positions. The Southern Education Foundation has made a significant contribution in Georgia Negro education by providing upon request:
(1) Consultative service drawn from some of the best universities in the region to help analyze critical needs for school leaders growing out of school consolidations.
(2) Financial assistance for the following state approved projects:
a. Workshop for beginning principals and Jeanes Supervisors at Atlanta University.
b. Supervision of field service programs for principals and Jeanes Supervisors by Atlanta University.
c. Follow-up service for principals who are working on school evaluation as arranged through State Department of Education.
d. Scholarships for Principals and Jeanes Supervisors to attend workshops at Tuskegee Institute.
e. Scholarships for School Health Coordinators at North Carolina College.
TEACHER SUPPLY AND DEMAND
During the 1955-56 school term 8,101 of the 9,067 Negro
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Negro public school te a chers in Geo rg ia held teaching certificates based on four or more yea rs of co lleg e wo rk .
public school t each ers in Georgia h eld ce r t ifica tes based up on f our or more ye a rs of coll ege wor k . Many of th e t each ers now in se r vice holding ce r t ifica te s below four ye a rs of college are nearing retirem ent and sh ou ld be r etain ed. Th ere is now a surplus of qualified N egro t each ers exce pt in th e fi eld s of m usic, gu idance, h ealth , ph ysical ed uca t ion and special ed uca t ion . School officials are now abl e to select t each ers from a n umber of app licants wh en vacancies arise and this situation is h el ping to improve t h e q ua lity of t each ing in t h e schools .
Th e Depar tm en t of E d uc ation co ntin ues to provid e a r ef erence se rvice for prosp ecti ve t eac h ers a n d interes t ed sc hoo l officia ls by :
( 1 ) sec uring, co mp ili ng and d ist ribu ting inf orm a t ion on all grad uates of N egro colle ge s in Georgia who d esire to t each.
(2 ) coll ecting f r om system sup erintend ents in May and J uly lists of vacancies and mak e this information a vai labl e t o qualified applicants.
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Some systems have not yet been able to use all Negro teachers earned on attendance due to lack of facilities. It is expected that the allotment of teachers. for the 1957-58 school term will approximate the full number earned.
The Teacher of the Year Project sponsored by the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce during the 1955-56 school term received the enthusiastic support of the Negro teachers and they received from it a boost in morale to know that the lay public appreciates their services in schools and communities.
SOME PROBLEMS NEEDING ATTENTION
During the next biennium attention should be given to the following items in order to better meet the educational needs of the Negro Youth of Georgia:
(1) A re-study of school plant needs in each system where adequate and complete facilities have not been provided.
(2) Local financial aid to house the pupils who were not housed in the recent building program due to shortage or absence of local funds and the arrangement of priorities in the building projects and for physical education facilities at high school centers.
(3) State Capital outlay funds for those systems showing an increase in average daily attendance since the 1951-52 school term.
(4) Cooperation between the state and local school systems in making available and accessible our trade schools.
(5) Use of approved criteria in evaluating schools on both elementary and secondary levels to help improve the instructional program.
(6) The accreditation of all high and elementary schools by the Georgia Accrediting Commission and the approval of all high schools by the Southern Association.
(7) Wider use of tests for diagnostic and guidance purposes.
(8) Provision for safe and adequate transportation for pupils living beyond one and one-half miles of the schools they are expected to attend.
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The Governor proclaims special we e ks for youth groups sponsored by Education Dept.
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The State School Building Authority was used by 185 school systems to finance their building programs. We need as of January 1, 1957-9,173 classrooms in Georgia.
Georgia has many new, comfortable classrooms like this to replace old, out-dated structures.
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STATISTICAL REPORTS*
*Figures are taken from the Annual Reports made by the Superintendents of County and Independent School Systems.
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TABLE I-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

I. Income-General Fund

3. From the

I, From the State

2. From the County or City

U. S. Gov't.

SYSTEM

'(a) Operation

I (c) Sabry

I

(f) Special

----~u~---------- - - - - -

Fund

(b) Capital of County (d) Voca- (e) School Programs,

Total From (a) Tax for Commission-

Total From Total From

Foundation Ontlay Superin- tional

Lunch Veterans, (g) Other The State Maintenance ers or City (c) Other County

the U. S.

Program

ten dent

Funds

Program

etc.

ann Operation Council

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ----_.~--- -~--- ---~-

----,--~---

Appling

$ 575,339.37$.. .. $ 3,420.00 $ 6,703.99 $ 10,999.95 $ 7,918.63$ 2,17622 $ 606,558.16 $ 55,211.59 $

$

Atkinson.

317,307.22

3,429.60 8,048.46 8,169.11 5,762.00

312,716.39

30,925.59

.

or City Government

$ 55,211.59 I

.

30,925.59

.

Bacon...... Baker.....
Baldwin.

:110,967.69..

I ' I 241,725.72 47,55640 3,42000

467,392.48.

1

3,667.50 2,913.89
8,080.80.

9,711.9.5 2,627.61

1,941.44 13,243.82

339,53.5.40 298,243.62
475,473.28

36,971.00 25,283.71 175,471.13

..

36,971.00

..

25,283.71

.

175,471.13

..

Banks.... B.rrow..... B.rtow.... BenHill.. Berrien...

242,001.85..

.. ... 3,230.00

273,894.45 16,100.001 1,440.00

597,203.62 10,122.25..

229,573.72 20,000.00 3,486.67

482,442.21..

4,200.00

4.453.15 9,943.92
4,156.81 5,163.66

5.216.84............

50.31

6,891.70

417.15 1,550.76

15,17693 11,758.32.......

3,286.83

28230

1700

15,770.65 6,316.57 3,742.91

254.952.15 310,237.98 634,261.12 260,803.33 517,636.00

20,541. 75 ......

29,996.86
1~~:m~~76i:23 .. i6il:51

64,936.96

.

20,0541. 75 29,996.86 119,973.86 26,079.73 64,936.96

.. .
8.434.39 ..
4,229.00

Bibb .. Bleakley . Brantley.. Brooks . Bryan .

2,24:l,988.58 164,200.00
205,996.45 290,109.98 . 476,498.97 .. 270,239.83 ..

32',566400..00001 3,600.00 4,200.00
3,360.00!

35,986.10 1,039.13 5,291.68 9,689.04 1,912.96

101,171.41 3,860.60 7,613.52 5,398.90 6,960.82

5'3,556.21
319.60 9,132.01
656.32
536.53

. 2,05,562.30

213,855.78

315,747.19

..

496,443.23

.

283,010.14

1,629,931.44 85,351.94

13,065.20

1,216.70

42,906.29

200.00

57,194.03 ..

30,391.35

.

1,715,283.38 14,281.90 43,106.29 57,194.03 30,391.35

143,496.71 .. . . .

Bulloch .

874,599.46 34,820.00 4,200.001

Burke .

679,154.01 123,100.00 4, 160.00

Butts .

278,188.53

.. 3,77440

Calhoun . Camden . C.ndler.... Carroll. . . .

::::~:~:I .. . . . . . 354,342.21 ..

'Ii.
..

794,128. 421,

4,160.00 3,660.00 1

''1

:;,660.00 1 4,200.00

Catoosa

.

509,944.32 6.92000 .

Charlton

. 203,565.96 28,900.00 4,160.00

Chatham ........ 2,364,698 49 ..

26,149.69 8,907.88 2,839.31 11,044 011 8,952381
9,139941 12,386.041 4,108.30 1,783.19

22,611.93 11,123.37 6,710.18 1i,232.21 8,428.35
6,722.57 19,168.1i8 17,60989 7,982.61

4,697.74

.

29,26948 28,194.32

87.03 ..

10,872.07 .

90.00 .

120.00 12,869.93 10,932.30
28~:~~ '5;2i54i
25,696 11

967,078.82 883,909.06 291,599.45 385,650.50 359,292.88
300,349.65 840,815.34 538,855.90 251,609.65 2,390,394.60

126,476.15

.

110,179.67 .

58,356.88 ..

48,432.23

..

75,106.02..

33,830.53... 96,778.70 . 36,655.87 . 58,212.30 . 1,991,781.80

.. 290.00
41.08

126,476.15 110,179.67 58,356.88
~~:i~U~
33,871.61 96,778.70 36,655.87 58,212.30 1,991,781.80

. ..
.
ii;605:00
829.00 410.69
.

Chattahoochee .... Chattoog . . . . . . . . Cherokee... , ..... Clarke............
Clay. . . . . . . . . . . . .

47,478.05 ............ 485,108.98 531,041.04 740,403.16
196,835.18

2,420.00 3,620.00 4,160.00 3,89000 3,660.00

7,529.27 4,269.38 15,817.17
3,993.73

1.449.77 . 7,498.90 22,888.80 34,656.31
3,950.13

34,812.74 1,414.33 8,698.94 5,294.34 19.17 ....
..

51,347.82
539,984.22 576,352.50 794,785.81 208,439.04

11,145.56
~U~U~
66,919.53
21,475.90

3,845.88 :::::::::

172,000.00

.

..

11,145.56 67,096.90 85,832.26 238,919.53 21,475.90

3,873.99 ..
10,954.00 .. ..

Clayton . . . Clinch... Cobb.... Coffee... .. Colquitt ..

858,208.84 50,40000 244,477.19 43,400.00 1,643,297.97 126,800.00 814,624.76 33,686.98 81i,5.11i37,5.

3,960.00 1,760.00 4,200.00 1,460.00 2,760.00

3,669.55 1,480.42 6,771.39 10.475.40 10,391i.89

27,956.65
7,915.15
64,829.63
~U~U~I

74. 67 ... 177.27 . 7,230.30 .

944,195.04
299,107.43
1,846,076.26
887,613.50 886,129 96

153,214.57 59,912.97 426,958.78 115,244.02 99,428.41

. 2,160.00

.
. .. 3,7481i3

153,214.57 32,835.66

59,912.97

.

426,958.78 211,390.8.5

117,404.02 ..

103,176.94 .,

Columbia .. Cook. . . . . . . . Coweta....... . Crawford . . . . . . . . . Crisp. . . . . . . . . . . . .

:lMO, 9~9. 42 . ~86,556.67 . 549,067.69
247,859.84
264,489.36 .

I
2,80500' 33,210.68 ..... 39,flOO.00 3,620.00
3,360.00

4,755.69 7,058.74 5,761. 24
9,738.99 3,513.81

9,5~258i" .

8,335.43 2,246.27

15,124.96 7,893.64

3,500.29

223.21

5,179.73 1...

~95,2j7.69
407,002.11 fl11,058.21 304,542.33 276,542.90

fl5,523.98
58,159.77 2:31,294.12
23,268.65 43,298.50

2,200.00 1

fl7,72~. 9M 24,!lJtU8 58,159.77 ... 231,294.12 ... 23,268.65 3,497.61 43,Z98.50 1,723.20

Dade ........ Dawson.... . Decatur. . . . . DeKa1b. . . . . . . Dodge . . . . . . . .

222,026.89 ............ 150,085.03 ............ 846,578.41 111,200.00
2,954,197.31 ...
617,826.65 7,900.00

3,450.00 3,660.00 4,160.00

... 825.52 ..
2,956.76 1,935.52

3,226.29

14,148.60 25,790.46 8,457.10

20,10.1.85 114,934.60

256.33 . ...

7,716.32 12,131.16 5,257.70 ......

226,078.70 1,08,427.31
1,009,834.57
3,093,654.09
650,831.83

28,331.99 9,388.47 134,316.33 1,439,27fl.94 87,962.16

2:000:00

28,331. 99
9,388.47 136,316.33
1,469,276.94
87,9G2.16

52916 25.00
60,12418
16,225.26

Dooly . . . . . . Dougherty ..... Douglas . . . Early ...... Echols.....
Effingham Elbert .... Emanuel. .. Evans.... . Fannin..

491,387.52 .. 1,141,687.82
410,323.91 . fl36,870.88 110,361.66

1,400.00 13,800.00

3,620.00 4,126.70 2,926.60 3,66000 3,620.00

361,030.52. 426,270.89 722,298.54 256,861. 45 457,186.49

3,620.00 3,586.70 2,540.04 3,660.00 3,620.00

8,377 .03 28,833.80 3,586.86 15,76021 2,666.06
18,073.24 13,422.27 13,029.86 7,062.62 10,214.01

8,458.28 50,482 06 8,194.25 6,296.39
2'235.3l
10,342.69 5,583.79 14,603.70 4,860.78 14,476.13

8,792.83

31,214 15 .

:J,394.54

63.60

285,86 2,135.65

1,093.72. 38.68 ..
6:J,520.21 1,118.45 1,068.20 ..... 2,475.94

,,20, "c35. 66 1,257,74453
428,489 761 665,008.99 132,683.07
394,160.171 448,902 331 817,110.80 273,513.05 487,972.57

70,341.05

605,644.55 .

50,164. 861,

. 54,842.15.
18,791. 571.

......

1:::.

1i4,319.77

46,323.70 .4,356: 841.10:01088 76,676.25 .

30,521.32 :J9,872.60

... :::1

....I

70,341.05 605,644.55 50,164.86 54,812.15
18,791.57

5,784.00 74,376.00
8,614.2"

64,319.77 . 60,691.42 76,676.25 30,521.32
39,872. 60

32;-770 14

Fayette.... Floyd .... ~ Forsyth ..... ~ Franklin .... Fulton ...

283,363.54 .
. 746,364.06 17,52000
326,102.72 . . . . . . . . . . . 472,686.01 . 2,202,052.46 ............

3,620.00 4,200.00 3,619.82 3,620.00 3,500.00

4,376.63 10,457.79 5,027.13 13,470.11 31,773.35

5,408.67 25,626.12 11,085.33 10,607.36 92,828.37

8,844.30 59,387.68 5,472.62 3,874.95

19,065.83 732.27
2,362.63 '

324,678.97 864,287.92 :153,670.25
504,258.43 2,330,15418

24,743.02 349,339.74 i:oooool 42,Ce8.50 43,196.31 .
2,012,372.53 570,000.00 .

24,743.02 350,339.74. 42,068.50 ..
43,19631 2,582,372.53 ..

Gilmer.... . Glascock.
Glynn .... Gordon .... . Grady .....

Greene . . .
Gwinnett .. Habersham. Hall. ........ Haneock.. . .

Haralson ... Harris.... . Hart ...... Heard ...... Henry, .....

Houston .... Irwin...... Jackson. . . . Jasper .... Jeff Davis.

. . . .1

:J14,642.82 12,033.29 3,050.04 4,719.70 4,959.20

134,907 38 .

2,960.04 3,645.51

795,773.49 . 439,049.98 ..

4,160.00

8,067.60. 3,838.88 .. i2:360:i5

643,875.38. 458,999.61 ..

13,816.80 15,751. 83
, '00001 4,160.00 4,976.74 6,847.72

H07,943.49

3,660.00 24,882.44 25,302.62

505,695 99 9,151 ,86 4,11i0.00 8,314.86 15,68377

828,441.70 412,,'29.8H.

..

: .. .. ,J,120.00

I1.

9,880.50

20,836.06 3,741.70

308,89506 .

3,420.001 2,502.99 4,685.96

:172 ,564 .79

3,420.00 4,455.49 8,:178 731

443,432.94. 288,725.37

2,960.00i 4,160.00'

6,259.42 6,957.29

163,'294044..1785 1

567,424.15 ............ 4,200.00 6,051. 66 1.1,651.98

819,492.11

2,460.00

441,801.58 "78:600001 3,620.00

388,181.28 ...........I 3,440.00

217,492.75.

2,960.00

372,69L571 '9;44000 3,620.00

6,462.?2 9,440.78 7,194.19 6,17679,
3,288. 091

2170,,820064..0699 1 8,771.90 3,36972. 5,279. 021

4,787.61
. i6394 6,432.87

2,555.69 2,59100

1,230 75

2,204.20

1,301.98 27: 7i:i 53

4,16742

.23

897.83.

l 6,

422 8 89.1.99

.

1~,~~~ ~;I' '2;6i3:04

2;82:J:911.

28.1001 1,66888 , 7,570.28 1
:126.561.
570:18 ..
i

i67 40

:146,748.35 144,103.93 803,841. 09 459,573.15 684,036.88
476,214 82 963,99275 572,021.99 863,325.91 420,589.42
320,926.82 :189,715 00 480,857.82 :H4,694.33, 596,151.70'
856,506.02 545,335.33 11.1,325.0.1 230,32.1.82 394,892.06

:J7,719.00 ...
9,612.77 .. 184,529 23 . 64,718.,,0 ..
93,091. 56 .

. i :044 40

62,271.71 . 124,009 43 .. 82,92439 208,21125
48,973.43

8;86428

49',318 4H ..

2,300.82

97,580.52 .

17,22426

22,230.71

8H,176.71

...... '1' 129,617.:J9
4.1,711.58 ..............

42,728.00

45,30.1.22 s:5:ii 73 ..

32,664. 86 1

I

37,71900 2,649.19 9,612.77 484,529.23 ... i5;256Si fJ4,718.50 . 94,135.96 ,

1i2,271.711 .. 124,00H.43 . HI, 788. 67 208,211.25 . 48,973.43 .

4,77808

.11,619.311 97,580.52. 47,224.26. 22,230.71 89,176.71

6900 8,.113.01

129,617.39 186,712.82

45,711.58

27.1.00

540~',873268..9050I.".".. .

:12,664.86 .....

SYSTEM

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION I. Income-General Fund

Jefferson.

Jenkins

.

Johnson

Jones.. 0

Lamar...

Lanier . Laurens . Lee . Liberty .
Lincoln ..

Long

.

Lowndes .

o>o-'

Lumpkin. Macon .

.".I

Madison .

1,713.80
13.489.52 3,231. 41
4.293.67 9.063.56

5,262.26 2.288.04 .

14,700.34 6,824.65

2,829.53

401.45 .

6.019 07

103.77

10.137.48 ."

47.70

199.183.S0 873,835.48 240,755.09 439,801.98 420,00641

3.936.43 43,415.87 6.445.57

Marion .
McDuffie .
McIntosh . Meriwether. MilIer .

285.:J84.99 . 370,724.77 . 252.339.45 . 661.992.28. 338.430.62

1.0&,.42

4.200.00 4.160.00 4.160.00 4.100.00
1.005.00

9,707.64 8,263.97 .1,435.33
10.528.27
5.120.25

a.97343 9,561.15
2.346.36 14.048.48 5.,,04.89

235.51 1,289.03 1,910.61
461. 08 2,669.16

71509 1.423.88

304.216 66 395,422.80 265.191. 75 691,130.11 356.813.34

28.550.03 ., 68.949.14 32.522.31 ..
100.036.33 .... 44.742.06 ..

990.00.

~~:~~g:~~ ... ii:237:42

32.522.31 3.045.96

100.036.33

..

44.742.06

..

Mitchell

.

Monroe

.

Montgomery ..

Morgan .

Murray .

589,07439 360,655.53 . 250.454.92 1I7,704.o2 323,707.55

15.022.42 55,300.00

2.960.00 4.126.70
3.620.00 3.660.00

7.202.45 5.170.54 1.180.83 4,856.92 4,592.20

1:J ,352.39 2,296.39 6,878.18 ............ 2.163.45 . S.688.5O 1.195.38 8,299.40 9,589.68

1.00a.l0
5.S0 67.90

630,911.14 376,83,. 951 2.17,799.20
433,070.32 405.216.73

73.720.68 67.121. 61 .. 30,132.72 62,269.35
44.913.15

900.00

46.00

6773..172210..6618 30.132.72 63,215.35 44.913.15

"3'0'3' .'1'.;
0
4:iJiJi 70

Muscogee . Newton...... Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce
PPoilkke.......

2.299.310.76 290.800.00 4.126.70

"

531.625.64

3.620.00

. 227.525.06. . 397,791.98 . 386.670.43 .

:T3.660.00 3,420.00

. 397.754.13..

.1 4,200.00

. 280.121.61

j 3,660.00

.:.': .
.'[

igUgU~
589.1S2.68 ...

7.1.~. :.0.0 ~. :~~~

I

51.994.57 22.683.72 9.595.05 2.278.27 3.749.78

92.422.80 16,791.62 5,725.03
12.198.68

108,357.45 3.195.59

.1~:95~:001

400.40

349.03

1,490.44 .......

2,863.962.28 577.91657 246.905.54 400.419.28 407.529.33

1.941.73766 116.571.47 26.461.38 38.312.46 32,637.14

14.541.55 10.0.,2 84 ......................

7.156.72 3.456.29 5.986.45 ..........

...... i 9,902.62
6.148.26

10.215.93 8.045.42

1
1

12.721.85 ..

7.438.21 .......... ] ,48758 .......... 1
930S21 ........ 1

426.528.52
300,381. 07
465.796.18 362092,.08803S..04051

68.366.37
43.075.07.. 5g.353.96 31.297.79 161.028. 711

141.695.29

..

3.589.48

..

..

..

3,262.69 .......... 188.05
. ..
..

2.083,432.95 331.232.24

116,571.17.

30,050.86

..

38.312.46

..

32.637.14

..

71,629.06 43,263.12 59.353.96 31.297.79 161.028.71
1

33.673.70 .. ..
..
..

Pulaski. Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell .

. 307,751.11 ....

~,5S0.00

. 296,743.47 49,400.00 4,160.00

. 119,407.98

.. 1,400.00

. 272,836.14 31,000.00 4,160.00

. 479,288.07

. 4,040.00

. .

2,030,916.77 253,349.79

138,940.00

4,200.00 4,160.00

. 142,509.46

. 638,800.89

.

314,646.04

1,950.00 4,166.67
3,420.00

. . . . .

753,746.03 360,416.80. 299,459.14 366,231. 45 286,565.96

3,160.00 1,940.00

4,160.00 3,620.00 4,16G.00 3,620.00 3,620.00

. 155,236.90.

1,440.00

. . .

562,438.37 373,943.54 527,849.49

20:70588 .j;2oo00 3,443.80

408,392.68 1,300.00 3,620.00

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup . Turner. Twiggs . Union . Upson .

. 694,409.56

. 656,986.53 .

. 391,224.39

. 189,733.47

.

2;540:00

. .223,869.47 46,400.00 4,040.00

654,074.38 356,476.75 321,664.00 269,766.64
476,013.80.

. 1,320.00

4,200.00 3,620.00
3,050.00 2,455.00

Walker .

Walton .

Ware .

Warren

.

Washington

.

Wayne ..........

Webster

.

Wheeler

.

White

.

Whitfield

.

Wilcox

.

Wilkes

.

Wilkinson

.

Worth

.

Total Counties ....

4,015.82 7,532.14 1,993.28 16,327.25 11,745.78
80,012.29 2,620.35 2,738.52 7,154.81 8,408.90
6,120.46 16,041.29 5,045.39 9,555.36 3,388.74
4,027.69 22,105.42 9,233.99 2,274.22 5,488.02
20,852.29 9,219.56 5,812.87 4,096.37 5,736.97
11,204.19 7,286.25 4,487.20 4,058.13 6,371.98

4,540.50

49.72

5,880.89 .....

1,407.89

40.61

12,038.69 1,599.77

5,260.92 2,272.23

1,393.97 216.56
. . .

75,500.00. 3,184.35 1,400.97 10,290.70 5,281. 41

. ... 3,45760 .... 1,274.79
5,939.45 ....

35,019.43 8,836.36 4,503.26 6,714.84 3,248.85 .

2,098.70 ..........

.........

35.00

1,842.36

92.50

166.93 ..........

19,362.95

2,82606 14,691. 68 5,885.63 7,454.67 5,769.32

58.65 . 2,172.10 . 2,842.04 .
410.75 . 1,645.56

11,10119 16,147.81
7,803.96 5,372.47 4,737.82

1,675.41 .. , 23,944.35 16,458.54 718.89
60159 .iO;27000

12j~U~ . .
4,104.66 6,268.46 7,950.05

i ;803:30 291.00

i7i: 47 ..

364 97
937.82 115.00 537.79 769.34

1,736.53
2,577.08 . .
1,645.58

5,048.50 457.50

18,503.83' 51,179.47 12,554.15
65,901.16 59,668.61

8,493.90. .. ..
.

26,997.73 51,179.47 12,554.15 65,901.16 59,668.61

. .
.. 16,053.79
645.17

1,543,733.99

.

37,114.84 8,076.00

23,66088

..

81,975.06

.

38,083.33 .

1,543,733.99
45,190.84 23,660.88 81,975.06 38,083.33

226,524.59
.. .. 2,189.9fJ ..

340,072.98
54,697.38 45,985.68 . 72,997.42. 39,541.93

14,622.43 .. ,

354,695.41 54,697.38
45,985.68 72,997.42 39,541.93

. 2,432.93
. .. .

25,006.72

55,805.79

.

33,326.71

.

64,508.18

67,931. 31

25,006.72 55,805.79 33,326.71 64,508.18 67,931.31

.. 11,654.78
..... '193.00

115,738.01 70,272.45
49,789.60. 8,414.78 23,749.48

2,542.63 .j2;997:iti

115,738.01 115,812.24
49,789.60 8,414.78
23,749.48

6,108.71 350.49

70,479.56 2,280.00
41,021.52 45,514.65 .. 12,505.22 .
48,185.51

72,759.56 41,021.52 45,514.65 12,505.22
48,185.51

. . .. 10,068.78

158,912.24 . 48,722.08
83,134.74 ..
46.210.08 . 85,785.50.

900.00 9,476.00

158,912.24 59,098.08 83,134.74 46,210.08
85,785.50

'2;iw7:82 ..... '754.13 768.93

131,232.43 15,120.52 27,927.71 ......... 18,240.10 1,980.00 68,393.62.

131.23243 . 15,120.52 .
." ~b:mi~ .j;ti2037
68,393.62 1,250.42

44,057.52 61,497.16
55,936.19 77,893.79

........ 3,589.56

44,057.52 3,579.00

65,086.72

55,936.19 ........

77,893.79

360.05

19,931,529.88 2,446,113.81307,439,67 22,685,083.36l,7~3,129.46

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION I. Income-General Fund

.. -----------~---~ _._--~-

!

3. From the

!

1. From the State

2. From the County or City

U. H. Gov't,

SYSTEM

I I (a)OperatlOn -------(cn:ial,;;:y-I--------------ITjtlpemaT--- - - - - - - - - --------(bj CountYT----------

Fund

(h) Capital of County (d) Voea- (e) School Programs.

Total From (0' Tax for Commission,\

Total From T~tal From

:(I;l;ri~;-

-

:-~

i$-FPoiu;n~d;a~tmio~n46

$~~ ~ ~~ Outlay ..

$St~up~-:t~int-6IJ$-t-io!ura~l~26

$~rI~u~n~ch~89

~:~,$~ Veterans, (g) Other
$_.etc.

The State
253:14:'-27

1

~M~da~in~te~n~a0n~ce7

c~~~_~ ers or City
$__

!$(c~) -O:th~e~r

$--~C~o1u~n:t6y:07

~~t_h~enUIn.eSn.t

11~e;;;;...: I 5:008:078251, iO;057,~22S71' i:i:5.579i:! 80,21:19825i:4477Ii27.097901.5.480;:i9575i

Barnesvill-. . "I lOO,5:J40~1 10.400.00,

'I l.l04.87! 2.4861~

I.

114,525.0~

:n,500.00

:::lioii.:11 289

io,i5S;6~5;76: ..'.

:11,50000

.

Bremen..

. ~:1.076~6!

8~0001'

1

1 2.62590 1

7~,52225,I :2,86528i'

42,86528

'Buford.. Calhoun.. C.nton....

'.[ 16,435,lCI 11,320.00.

1112 :331 2,205.851 1,676.~0

15206.,714022..0526'1

2'04o.00I 5.000.00

. .~.,.12.6...7G!!

2,202n :1,125.241

6,1:3011 14,108.86 3.569.62..

10~02,,607~:30785811'
/5,563.58

"~82,0,0806.060.1"07..... ..

28,000,00 42,866,07

.14.37567 7,324.7:3 . . 1 1 . 7 0 0 . 4 0

2,540.8~
1,:301.00

Carrollton... Cartersville.

'

....

II

241,~75.69.. 193,808.66,

';,'2'0'0".00"1.'

,

.........

10,041.46 ....... ......... 0,094,43 0,80721, 83730

221572,,734177.6105!1

83,400.74.
13~.075101

83,~00,74 ... 134,075.10.

Cedartown...... Chiekamauga , . Cochran.... Commerce.. Cordele...
Dalton..
~;;;;;;11e. D~~ebcfalt~u~r.:.
Hawkinsville.
Hogansville ':1
Jefferson...

19~,855.18...... 43.789.76 "20000:::' 85,559.04
124.165.27\. 272,939.50.

'.[' 1
"':1

2,847.871' 201.68
6,284.02
2,081.60'1 '1.'6":9".9'6'

10,016.90.. 1.760.36..

..... ... '''900.00

-1.229.12

'597.28. ......

2.53770

50492 446,40

5,986.54 37.497.28

2~067,.974210..8004. 06.660,46
130.725,89 316.423.32

108,500.00 34.,500.00. 20,369.18.
,13,471.43 . 8:J,264.00

2.820,141

111,:120.14, :14.500.00. 20.369.18 "5:452:46 ~3.471.43 ... 83.264,00.,

297.762.351..

,9.012.70............

371.632.40.

1.073.15 17.005.08 2.301,68

<:i~;~~,'1 1.'' 00 2:J4.57:306620iJiJ :i; 5 00

261.066.57 2.80000,

!

i4:05206 ' 1.457:l6

1.519.53

250,100,03

0,66995,

:J08.425.1O 260.481.83

1'.

:J92.012,31 ':4:1..5,:.3:6:1::.2.7.1 . : .. :

,.

6~,oooooi 255:8660i .:i02:000oo:

226702.,864~91..2259

2:l .000,00

"'1'"

260.481.83. 41,5.361.17 .. 102.00000i7;S4.582
67.000.00 .. 2:l6,000.00,

129.081.65 . : i : i 4 2 0 4 ':i:59360 : . i : i 5 : 8 i 7 2 9 : : 4 7 : 5 0 4 0 0 ::'47:504:0111.:

50.649.72..

4.344.70

6:l.994.~2 .

9,758.94..

9.75894.

~~f::~e:::
Monroe.... Moultrie, ..
Newnan.

405,542.38 68.445.00... el63.216,50 .' 135.239.72......
260,746.62....... 262.el24.12.......

1,283,10 22.61952..........

..

. ....

'2,.586:64 ......... '2::iic37

11.147551"15.66690 22,197.23

2,56277 7,069.94 2,953.60

708.36 121,90

498.598.36.. 463.216.50

..

i57

:422:5:i

140.258.72....

309,758.30 149,76017

275.010.43....

. .... 1

:l44.70004 123.807,50... 53,118.15...
145,000.00

344.79804 281.230.03 .53,118.15.
149.760.17 U5,000.00

82.221.90 807.00

Pelham.: ..

Quitman .

Rome .

Social Circl-

.

Tallapoosa .

230.295,02........
. : : : : ! ~17404:.8~6~27:.9485
!12,66069 27,~00.00

6.elI637, 5,.5l6,191 1.03el.90

2.551021 5.197.401

50,00

450.02

2cJ4,162.57'1 153.120.42

l,.398 6220:30606 : . . . 1 9 2 : 5 1 2 1 3 1 _

2,020.18, 1.>9~07

12:l,684.!Il

22.500.001..
451cOJ:,~29609:.96291i:
20,nOo.>

1.~60.39.

22.50000 55,63031 410:390:69 ..
20,nO 65.

TullulahFalls .

Thomastou

.

Thomasville

.

7,774.62 1,600.00

..

294,077.24............

379,707.43............ 4,200.00

1,401.17 2,572.18
.

1,516.1l1...... 9,379.46 13,324.44 7,939.99

993.49 . .

13,285.39

39,025.31

306,028.88.............. 189,843.75

405,171.86 187,894.46

.

39,025.31 ..

189,843.75

. 187,894.46

. .

~~J~~~ :::::: .. isiJ:iiiJ:si :::::::::::: :::::::::: .. 2:osi:62 ..4:422:34 .::::::::::: :::::::::: .. i6S:6i:i:77 67:SOO:00 '''S2:6is:0:i :::::::::: i20:iis:0:i ::::::::::::

Trion............

88,090.32............

3,555.10 1,806.7593,452.17 72,000.00

72,000.00 1

.

Vallosta.......... 476,055.16 86,900.00

5,791.37 17,667.45 4,419.38.......... 590,833.36 2J9,615.83 101,131.64

320,747.47 97,039.19

Vidalia........... 169,238.88............ .

2,585.54 6,774.90

170.00

178,769.32

38,400.00

475.00

38,875.00

640

Waycross......... 420,228.32............ 3,466.70 8,794.44............ 31,540.08 12,950.00 476,979.54 274.338.52...................... 274,338.52

.

West Point....... 106,313.38............

..

106,313.38

49,340.67............

49,340.67

.

Winder........... 102,709.60.....

.

1,050.70 2,971.54

106,731.84

45,6JO.81

.

45,610.81

.

Total Cities

13,114,656.80 231,102.91 23,620.06 167,992.40 517,444.97 272,207.52 17,506.56 14,344,531.22 13,504,678.071,287,240.17104,133.03 14,896,051.27 207,214.61

Grand Total..

93,875,979.332,260,84675 515,959.551,579,548.03 2,475,115.571,045,507.07 267,984.55102,020,940.85 33,436,207.953,733,353.98 411,572.70 37,581,134.631,930,344.07

Appling.. Atkinson
Bacon . Baker . Baldwin..

Banks.... Barrow .. Bartow..
Ben Hill .. Be-rrien ..

Bibb . Bleckley . Brantley . Brooks . Bryan .

Bnlloch .

Burke .

Butts

.

Calhoun .

Camden .

Candler . Cerroll .
Catoosa . Charlton . Chatham .

Chattahoochee. Chattooga . . . . Cherokee. Clarke . Clay ..

Clayton

.

Clinch .

Cobb .

Coffee .

Colquitt.

.. TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

=====~~~---c_-_=~

._.~_~--~---cc-=-======-===

I. Income-General -Fund-i-Continued
.--------c---

2. Other Building
Fund Receipts

Total Total Receipts BuilIing General and
Fund Building Fund

2,217.00 ... .2.7..,9.9..9..7..4 '56,mMI'

120.00 .. 544.66 ..
312.33

125.00
70.53 755 00 8,562.58 17,852.82
3,105.99 3,758.50

2,102.50.
.. ..
1,775.13

::::::::::::::1"

4,175.00

178,798.75' 16,246.51

1,829.12

109.22

141.10

....... I

30,928.10. 18260[
...':.1. '

2,628.43 2,045.48 9,415.60 5,505.41 3,102.64

2~,:388.74 $ 354,:188.74'$ 1,020,490.08
373, eu. 98
4li4,424.47 323,852.24 li53,7~1. 71;

:1
i 2, 79:J.00

4,5~6:l9

284,Oli3.('8 :353,634 7'> 789,113 69 289,09814 599,94'>21
4,585,84624 233,04'> 92 401,032,08 .55~ 906.28 313,89279

180,160.29

1,3Gli,07358
1,a0s5s9.,872675.9240
447,975 48 4.51,638. .57

5,000.00

433,00074
047,776.14 589,644.20 376,615.48 4,li40,939.28

18,805.69 7,55622

18,805.69 7,556.22

66,834.04 610,795.89 675,21li.67 1,352,402.58 254,692.04

1,137,039.54 237,151041 1,524.00 238,li75.94

361,891.41

1053032 10,5:30.32

2,520,256.89 1,020,56365 ..
~92,409.54 .

,:::45:00000 : 45,000.00
I

1

1,375,715.48 372,421.73
2,565,256.89 1,020,563.li5
992,409 '>4

Columhia .

Cook

.

Coweta .

Crawford.

Crisp .

1.2~5.00 6.099.~5
5.6~2 .57
~.725.00

~92.082.4~'..
m:l~U~' 25,oii;39
. ~~b:UU~ i96;650:00

I
30:03448 . 55:04987 i50:59556 347 :245561'

492.082. 4~ 475.443.36 999.479.52 371.117.28
687.890.94

Dade

.

Dawson .

Decatur .

DeKalh.. .

Dodge....

Dooly Dougherty... Douglas . Early .. Echols .

70.168. 7f . .t-
'1'
. ..

271.781.25 106.632.30

77999

171.751.94..
U~1:m1~ :.

140.00
.i60:638 03

756.832.07..

87.834.00

107.~12.29 14000,
i60:638 03' 87.834.00

... 2.m:m.:~

.030.~1 34

.. 3:i4:2i i :66,' .36S:24i :66

719,851.14 .. 164.607 .89 .

379.193.54 171.891,94 1.151.375.10 5.916.009.36 844.666.07
659.752.85 2.898.118.11
493 595 .4:J 719.851.14 164.607.89

Effingham.
Elhert.... Emanuel. ..
Evans ... . Fannin.

Fayette .

.... Floyd ..

o
C1I

Forsyth . Franklin .

Fulton .

Gilmer. . . . Glascock. .
Glynn . Gordon .
Grady .

Greene

.

Gwinnett ..

Habersham

Hall

.

Hancock .

Haralson

Harris .

Hart

.

Heard .

Henry .

Houstun . .

Irwin .

Jackson .

Jasper

.

Jeff Davis .

1;31.0(1
752.5t 663.35.

309.35 128 Ot

375.00 7.078.00 7391 .

20.00 II
I

56.~8277 22.055.96 'i4:7i24s'ii:24585 . i:539861

98~9: :1:0'.' 56:2 :'. ,I.'

u 5: 222:

78:436 6ii

9.15100,

2.679 811

.

i.ollu~~n 5.1C..51 7583....... 2.8.0. .23.6.

1,711.50

. i, i2575
3.417.75 2.085.20

2.967.~2 90.592. 25 . :1.582.70 .. 1.180.63. .. .... 1.217.01 11;5:15 .
2.288.:10 ..

8750

..:2.i.5~..9n0.0..3.. 8 0~.1'15

....... .5,M 232 J75I

14,:148.48
308~8

,i 52:J 07

397.12

6~6. 54

5005, 779 50 1.1.5~ .71

3:5i5301 122.11,.
~.~82 70:
,
225.00!, . 5i iii,
I. 6716980.031~ 1.481.58, 350 94 323 09'

'!'.'

,I 59..110660..1915

,. .

!

2.987.5~

0.127.06
1.903.52 693.47
1.364.34 218.58

I

~61.7~2.80

773.940.76

~~~:~1U6
685,5~0. 75

:

:

!I.

577.65

577,65

~~U~U~ I

i, 068: 668 491436: 264 59 i. 504: 9:i:i 08

~08.232.91,
551.082801

. I:

5.821.250.67

I 52.02449 '52:02449

482.387.7~
162.~60.35,1

' 1 " 1 .. i.

lm:~~u~ '.59:00(100 "5:759961164:75996

790.016 58

'

fi95: 000 00 I" . 161:55922 .:
I

:i:25204 "698:25204 161.559.22
:171,97

1.24i6iJ
;i.066901 ;1:15 !17

. 2:52ilii6i li.037 011
li28 15,

10042.

i
.1
1,874..0..7!j..

09.044 90'
. . ., 1
----_ __ .

....... i 4, lti4.40j 2,45767,
953 04'
I, 4:16 831

... I'

462.320.45 773.940.76 947.916.42 306.031.30 685.540.75
359.883.94 2.959.352.20
408.232.9\ 551.082.80 5.873.275.16
482.387.74 162.460.35 1.318.554.92 595.912.80 790.016 ..58
547.516.09 1.806.261,91
840.105.92 1.075.142.26
472.1:17.66
:179.400.42 616.5:15.78 629.608.14 :344.528. :12 704,869.22
1 181 60:1 0:1 'fi98:170:0!1 614.904.:15 282,216.2:J 428.99:1.75

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

I Income-General Fund-Continued

II Special Building Funds

SYSTEM

8. Trans-

10. From Athle-

2. Other

4. From 5. From 6. From 7. Transfers fers from 9. From Cafe- tics Entertain- 11. From General Fund 1. Sale

Builiing

Total Total Receipts

Fees from Sale of Insurance from Other Other teria Operation ments and Self- other Total Receipts of Bonds

Fund

Builiing General and

Pupils Property Claims Systems Funds

Supporting Sources

Receipts

Fund Building Fund

Activities

-------1--- --- ---- ----- ---- -------1-----1---- ------- - - ---- ------ -----

Jefferson

$ 3,618.90 $

;; 56.00 $

$..

I 41,023.11 I 16,929.55 I 4,387.01 I 865,325.05;;

$

$

$ 865,325.05

Jenkins.........

4,244.68

98.35

4630

.

26,363.22

14,689.18 1,090.38 496,278.73

306.00

306.00 496,584.73

Johnson.............. ..

227.00 192.05

.

..........

588.88 405,812.79

.

405,812.79

Jones.................

4,279.50..

..,

..

.............. 4,476.59 397,921. 28

..

397,921. 28

Lamar................

492.32

.

.. .... ........

5.45 256,709.70

.. ..

256,709.70

Lanier

'" .

1,874.76

..

Laurens

2,790.75 3 Ji3i::i8 i::i94:20.. .. .. .

Lee Liberty.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .

.. 33.33

3'~~Ug .. i75:00" 0:055:40

9,83072 :::.........

..

Lincoln.. .. .. .. .. .. .

75. 00

7.00

40.00

54.00

10.78

8,836.11 235,848.83

.

235,848.83

..

4,394.88 1,003,793.52............

..

.. 1,003,793.52

.

22.38 2,000.00

317,016.61

..

..

488,244.93 252,962.22 8,509.00 261,471.22

317,016.61 749,716.15

1,141.3" 299,857.97.......... ... .. ...

209,857.97

Long

.

Lo"ndes.............

Lumpkin

Macon

Madison

2,760.50 .. . .

70.00 ........

627.00 3,050.00

1,014.73

..

1,976.81

2,507.00

..

.. 4,643.16

817.47 228,806.48............ 1,779.36

1,072.aO 1,081,310.22

..

1,407.84 279,576.70

.. 1,337.07 510,838.89

.

..

632.8a

473,984.07

.

1,779.36
. ..

230,585.84 1,081,310.22
279..576.70 510,838.89 173,984.07

t{~B~ffi~:::::::::::: "3:89i35 36000 58:40 :::::::::::: '3:500:00

McIntosh........

179.16

, 360.00

54,361.50

Meriwether........... 630.00..........

220.00

Miller................

27.00 980.00..................... 8,283.10

3~:~0 ::::::::::::. . . .

800.00 468.34 595.12 663.27 1.443.54

.. :~Ui~~~ 5:000:00 .. 285,000:0029..0.,0.0..0.00

356,2,58.80 54,473.53 2,500 00 56,973.53

792,679.71 4,38087 2,333.66 6,714.53

412,289.04

..

333,597.29 774,877.45 413,232.33 790,394.24 412,289.04

Mitchell.............. Monroe
Montgomery. . . . . . . . ..
Morgan.............. Murray

3,052.50 1,330.35

84.54

.. 1,341.57

. ....

.

.

.

. 42'..00 .

. ...

2,131.74 90000

,12 18

459.00 70045

..

1,448.45 405.92............ 1,000.00

.. 36,126.41 50,6;'2.07

3,602.73
.. 12,156.21

5,736.13 449.77
7,083.64
75484

710,440.78 489,726.96 288,806.69 507,603.68 520,549.07

..

361.15

364.15 710,804.93

..

2,355.18 2,35.1.18 492,082.14

.

288,806.69

..

507.603.68

.

520,549.07

Muscogee Newton
Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding

.

59365

.

. 3.010.00

. .

.... ~9~ :06

2,129.00 542.74 780.00

701.97 .. .

.8: 378 90 : : : : : : : : : :

3,790.00 16,076.;;1

..

'20:90275 :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

2,057.71

..

4,844.84 253.2:>
2,333.21 3,003.43
55ClI

5,306,763.44
695.284.IJ3 283,079.64 463,134.98 451,157.39

.. 200,631.26 200,631.26 5,.107.304.70

..

695,281.03

.

283.079 64

..

463.134.98

.

451,157.39

Peach
Pickens Pierce Pike Polk

. 1,129.98

67.49

.

. . ".

':::::: .. ::::::::::

: ::

1,420.00 602.61 "2:137:22" 'i:033~i

:::
2.809.27

. 1,286.30 2,758.36 3,181.21

77,700.00

50,988:72

i4j38:47
.. .

7,257.37
,1,199.1a 1. 371. 05
I

510,286.12...... 343,644.19 590,277,33 374,972.99 850,130.68

13,900.00

..

.

.

..

..

13,900.00

5.14,186.12 313,644.19
590.277. 33 374,972.99 850,130.68

Pulaski. ...

Putnam..

Quitman .

Rabun

.

Randolph .

Richmond. .

Rockdale

.

Schley

.

Screven .

Seminole .

Spalding. Stephens.
Stewart .. Sumter. . Talbot. ..

Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor. Telfair .. Terrell.

Thomas. Tift ...... Toombs. Towns .. Treutlen

Troup .. Turner. Twiggs. Union.. . Upson..

Walker. Walton .. Ware .. Warren . Washington.

Wayne . Webster . Wheeler . White . Whitfield.

Wilcox . Wilkes . Wilkinson. '" Worth .......

Total Counties.

1.11'
46.\ ool
201 17i

1:;4.20! .16.001
1.\1001
%I.~.I
.5 001.

9:3ii.1:J :1l.18

61O.5g, :3 226:3211 'J4i' 6ill
15 00 :1,710001.

j1
:30.1.'2 11: . . . .
682 001 46188 1'
:3.7":3 20 . !.,)'~ 00 .

I ~~ '4' c6.).0000, 1 u o .'OO
'i'

1" . :3,180.06 619 90 1,9525:3i .

145.50

1.40820 1,425.00

1.9448:34.7209 ..

.I.I..

:365.61 4i4Z 1,1:39.00 .

169.401
.!

.... 4ii iJo' 1,157.01

1;9L49. 25.130.40

841.55 .. 7,869.10 12,45634.
1,006.00 2,65000 3,929.40 .. 4,625.63 1,965.00.

Z846Z .

7,22176 1,247551 .. 5,72-1.56,.

..... [ .... 1

2-178-1

. 401.

124,815

....... 28LOO ,

2,286.00

2052 .

.... , ... 1,357001

I
I
4i684:

02500,1'Z:488 iz .

749:47 ii6:75000: ..

3.m

. .I".
i
7469 .. -152.13 .

28500 io.oco.oo ...

1.85500
5,119.55 :3,562.00

1
......... 12,188.70 ..
lm~~160i69i

50.00 1.00

38.20: 110,61'

1

1i8.329.10

232.10, 2 927 96!
180 54!
q 0';7 261 710 18'1 ',197 86

:349,019.:37: 118.096.49 .. 138,07L69 . 487,80513 ..
.171.059.81

lG.477. 70 275.02

. .......I 16.477.70
27.1 02

3t9.01~.:J7
434,.\74.19
1:18.071.60
488.080.1ii 571,059.81

:31,183 112:3 :;2" 68 6,20.1 17 239 44i :J9 97 7,203371
i 3,21006:

'i:iloil:85

12.56909 1,974.33 410.54 1,605.18
637.30

43~un~~i 174.100.47 . 756,319 75 .. 370,11219 .

201.l5000 201, ),\000
::~ ::1 42500
so 747 601 .. 5iJ
I

1,177,3:30.61....

..

450,051,08..

364,908.57 .50,000.00.

503,564.23 ..

361,743.16 ..

. 4,407 .39

4:40739 50,000.00

4,386.939.53 344,519.\;4 174,525.47 7.\6,349.7.\ 42:'.889.79
1.177 ,3:10.61 454,458.47 414,908.57 500,564.2:1 :J61 ,743.16

41.25
2,210.73 :3,144.30 1,175.85 6,:M2.35

189,478.82 . 691,404.31 .. 574,812.18. 611,149.:36 .. 507,089.87 .

3.795.92 :3,795.92
.58:4i567 .58:4i5i37
~:83 .... '63:~

193,274. H 691,404.:1I 633,227.85 611,14936 507,153.70

1,73:3 .:38 11,938.47
3::i356i 1,897.82

857,710.33

I

839,848. 21Z89 :Z08 77

472,260.38 .

219,601.41

346.71688

i63 :5i4 ie 452,7229:J[

857,710.:3:1 1,292,.\71.14
472,260.:38 219.60141 346,716.88

1,909.00 3,440.85
280.54 48558

755,10S.:38 145,854.17
430.723.15 .. 381,165.89. 307,852.81 . 541,009.46.

148,562.26 3,532.01

294,416. 431 3,532.01

1,049,524.81 -134,255.16
381,165.80 307,852.81
541,009.46

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

I. Income-General Fund-Continued

II. Special Building Funds

SYSTEM

4. From 5. From Fees from Sale of
Pupils Property

6. From Insurance
Claims

7. Transfers from Other
Systems

8. Trans-
fers from Other Funds

10. From Athle9. From Cafe- tics, Entertain- 11. From teria Operation ments and Self- other
Supporting Sources
Activities

GeneralFund Total Receipts

1. Sale of Bonds

2. Other Bull.ling
Fund Receipts

Total Total Receipts Building General and
Fund Building Fund

Americus Athens Atlanta Barnesville Bremen....

$ 6,335.00 $

$

$ 2,315.67 $

$ . ..... $

$ 613.10 $ 342,5?7.11 $

$

.$

$ 342,527.11

:::::::::: :::::::: ... .

. .

57;926:99 i:5000097:73525 :~~,~~~:i~

i96,51579 :65:9~:84 i6:gtu~n~::::::::::::.::::: .. :::::::::.

U3;058,6i9:38
215,329.28

. . 2:57ioo .:::.:::. :::::::::.

26:227:596,624.08 1.535.58 156,345.78

.

156,345.78

~~fh~~~::::::::::::::6,6042610881: i:500:03 ... 33:03

Canton.....

8,420.18 859.00 150.00 65,52130 3,448.13

Carrollton............ 6,002.08........

275.00

.

Cartersville. .. . . . . . . . .

17,226 .99

.

18,912.00 136.26
28,128.38
80,84177 36,292.12

4,954.35 5,396.80 1,68160 16,064.20 13,609.20

1,770.62 1,308.00
164.15
4,502.36 78152

148,227.69

.

208,627.01

.

226,937.72.. . .

443,412.30

420,632.53.................

148,227.69

208,627. Ol

226,937.72

. . 443,412.30

.

420,632.5:1

Cedartown............

64.37.................... 76,703.48 629.42

68,601.84

20,188.89 4,696.74

Chickamauga......... 4,807.92

1l,020.62

8,677.46 269.58

....
o
00

Cochran.............. .... CCoomrdmeleer.c..e........................ ..

.

56.82 9.,.i26. 9.9

40,224.19............... .

544.81

:: . :

17,824.49 ::::::::::::

1,897.24

489,231.13

.

106,911.17...................... .

.

163,316.92

.

192,021.81 2i5;634:79i2:9i2oo228:546:79

410,71155

.

489,231.13 106,911.17 163,316.92 420,568.60 410,71155

Dalton Decatur Douales Dublin Elberton

. 5,128.25..........

. 26,434.98..........

.

.

156.40

.

14.90 .

43,47125

3,253.56 4,0l0.63
.

2,083.08 12,022.50.............. 8,996.44

579,386.72 858,838.13

80,556:i3 ... 25:587:79 .. i:2io:oo ... '526;72540:::::::::::

.

579,386.72

. 858,838.13

3i;673:58 :ii ;673:58 ... 558:39898

Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson

. 597.50 3,421.95

. 9,496.03

6.50

.

.

.

. . 33,324.40

.

15,705.92

.

72,046.65

'46:53202 :::::::::: 2i:807:6i

15,526.80..........

29,464.24

9,878.67 9,458.67
14,972.87 10,629.88

3,962.87 1,640.91
1,802.32 400.00

373,416.16 622,614.45
. 269;8386i 132,97491

::::.

4,0l5.08 4,0l5.08 36;500:00 36;50000

377,43124 622,614.45
.'269,838:i>i
169,474.91

LaGrange............. .

.

tl~~~;~~::::::::::::: iO;17290 .:::::::::

Moultrie.......

1,102.87

.

Newnan.............. 1,480.00

.

45,033.70

.

163,523.88

26,110.68 261.65

15,290.00

. 27,715.06

6,94177

. 2,047.09

'233,58i.23 42,137.50

::::: ..

::: .

..... 1,50000

1~:mj~

1,078,326.31...................... .

.

869,673.49

.

212,538.63

.

~gU~U~ 388;304:92' '3;25000 . '391,55492

1,078,326.31 869,673.49 212,538.63 706,488.61 860,036.74

Pelham............... 907.75 2,469.47

Quitman.............. 36100 145.00

Rome

19,378.90

~~li:~~~;~I~.::::::::: :::::::::: .:::::::::

526.41

29,215.53

9,058.74 1,468.65 310,309.12 34,460.86 5,959.29

7.02 30,450.08 270 00

.... .

3,979.20 243,963.03

20,520.50

: .. i36;7i868 :.::::::: . 6,151.47 1,085,672.37............ 1,829.04

.::::::::::. :::::::::: ..... 9;646:00 ..... 3;924:08::: :::::: i57;985:67 59,593.50 ...... .

40,420.15 350,729.27 . 243,963.03
1,829.04 1,087,501.41

Tallulah Falls .......
Thomaston ......... .. Thomasville ......... Tifton ........ .... .... Toccoa.. . ........ ....

:io 7,436.75
18,893.76 3,473.35

i;06i:9i ....... ...
..... .... ....... ...

..... .... . ... ...... .......... ... .. . .... .........

30;898

... .. .....

.. .. ..........

.....

....... .... ....
.. .... " i;44357

........ ..... ..... .........
112,660.41
'32;042:90

.............

.. ....

.. ..

.. ..

...... . ......

..... .8;580: i9

...... 523.70
9,464.31
... ......
6,299.79

52,310.70 541,793.19
... 734,084.80
.. .337 ;577 :oil

...................................

............

......
......

. .. .........

. ...

...

. .

.. .... .......... ........

..........

............ ............ ..... ....... ............ ...........

52,310.70 541,793.19 734,084.80 .............. 337,577.60

Trion ................

Valdosta ..............

Vidalia .......... .....

Waycross. . . . . . . West Point .....
Winder .........

.. ........ .. ....

.......... ... ....... ... ......... ......

20,464.49

4,387.74 60225

1,683.50 278.50 ........ ... .........

.............. ..... .... .... 3,222.31

5,595.21 6,984.56 2,508.20

........
.1..,4.4..5..5..5 .......

10.80
....1.5.9..70 . .........

.. 2i ;53i :90
19,067.68 29,783.66

.......... ....... ..
..........

548.98 ...... ........ . ........
13,845.09

.......... ......... ..... .......
5,935.22

364.50 10,635.77
632.61

190,906.65 1,013,804.33
218,575.00 790,686.19 182,338.90 204,414.82

........... ........
................... ........................

... . . . . . . . ..
............ ....... . .... ........... ............ ............

.................................. ....................................

190,906.65 1,013,804.33
218,575.00 790,686.19 182,338.90
204,414.82

Total Cities.... .... ... 217,386.94 12,892.98 108,276.18 906,218.93 13,088.34 1,046,695.85 402,242.90 191'977.771 32'346'576.99 697,994.07 96,138.99 794,133.06 33,140,710.05

Grand Total. .. ....... 569,180.69 349,089.42 423,692.01 1,419,131.23 815,193.61 4,281,600.72 1,320,455.65 729,647.23151,440,410.11 4,634,722.29 3,200,580.64 7,835,302.93 159,275,713.04

TABLE I--Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

------------,---~.--,---------------

- - , -III-. -N-o-n--In-c-om-e- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ . _ - - - - - - - - - - -

2. Bond Sinking Fund

3. Agency Funds-Withholdings and Cash Receipt.

(a)Cou'nly.

-fotai Recelpi;-

.', Loans

wide Tax (b) District (c) Interest Total Bond (a) U. S. (b) Teacber (c) Teacher (d) Group

Total Agency All Fund,

for Bonds

Tax for

Received Sinking Income Tax Retirement Association Insurance (e) Other

Fund

and Bond Bonds and on Invest-

Fund

Member

Dues

Premiums

Receipts

-----1------ ~~~:7:~I~~ Interest

-------~._---

Appling .. _.' __ ........ _... _ $ 10,OJO.00 $ ';,000.00

Atkinson _.. _____ . _......... .........

12,800.00

Bond Interest

ments

Receipts

Contribu-

tions

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

- - - - - - - -~._- - - - - - -------_.---- ---~._--

s $ 23,2';L83 $ 40,720_10 $ 20,9';';.10$ 1,692.00 8,';6L83 $ . -

71,92903 $ 1,115,6709i

8: 194 78 12,800.00 20,112.90 12,086.77

71000 2,48l.l8

3';,390.85 421,832_8:;

Bacon... . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... 22,705.i3

22,70';.i3 18,873 ... 11,130.8i

707.00 3,';78.39

40110

34,690 77 ';21,82067

Baker .... _. Baldwin ...

15,000_00 7.14290 2.3K82 .

2i,457.72 13,670.70 8,846.46
. . . . . . . . . -I.

8LOO

625. il

1,28L96

24,505.53

. ............

372.815A!I 653,791 76

Banks..... Barrow.... .

. . . . . . . . . . ..

Bartow.....

Ben Hill ....

2,857.17
34:S7440. 12,<46.68 .

12.';0 143_.10
249.77 .-.-i:ooooo

2,869.67 12,590.18 34,874.40 1,2i9_77

15,477.40 19,283.90 i8,812.49 17,832.70

8,469281 9,20L 70 .. 23,356.78. 8,702.46

663.00 62LOO

642.72 1,337.20 11,709.45
95412

10,835.93 1,098.50 3,275.00
83523

36,088.33 30,921. 30 87,153.72 28,9i5.51

323,02L08 397,146 2:3 911,14L81 319,293.42

Berrien... .

7;425251

4,762.22 12,187.47 38,81i_70 18,732.02

945.00 6,i96.01

1,901.99

66,889.72 679,022 iO

........ Bibb_ ..... _

0

Bleckley ....

Brantley ...

Brooks.

Bryan .....

.-...-..II 150,000.00 . ..i2:0oo00 :
.3:276 i7 :

--....I. .....
ii:057: is
11,875 _99

5,425.90 155,42';.90
............ 12,000.00 11,057.18 15,152_16

401,816.41 10,422.10 23,204.35 29,300.30 20,922.40

150,065.00 6,065.88 10,537.02 18,141_15
9,859.90

287 _00
1,083.00 549_00

45,146.95 l,i83.90 3,184.21 3,609.05 2,079_10

5,310.90
30.92
688.57 797 _01

602,339 _26
18,289.80 38,697.15 52,396.51 32,861.40

5,343,611.40 251,335.72 m,7292:1 623,359.97 361,9063.>

Bulloch .... Burke..... Butts ....... Calhoun .... Camden ...

39,000_00
'26;00000. 20,638.22
18,8:30_57

i9: ii5:2S .. "i;704:47
5,15L28 .
2,580.91

39,000.00 22,342.69 45,115_28
5,1';1.28 21,411.i8

63,780_60 50,908.06 21,517.10
20.186.80 29,727.50

32,359_51 28,403_07
11,7K59 12,428.10 14,260.0:3

423'>0 967.00
560.00 :303.00 630.00

14,10103 ';,815.36 :3,083.76 :3,200.21 4,159.10

23,020.17
1,059.07 624.8:3 8L64

133,68i.81 86,093.49 37,934.52 36,74294 48,858.27

1,478,758_39 1,168,20L38
452,877.74 489,869.70 521,908_32

Candler ... Carroll .... Catoosa .. _.. Charlton ..... Chatham.....
Chattahoochee ..... Chattooga...... __ Cherokee....... Clarke ...... _ Clay. _.

. i5;00000 . 9,070.75 30,000_00 . -is:5S9:49

1,4:35.71 415.09

.

.. '65463

23,245.61 ...

3,500.00 3';,000.00

20,'>37 _52 '3;i966s

11.>,895.20 9,096.94

24~J

:1 125,000_00 21,939.79 .. 2,201i5 _

.. isosol

10,506_46 16,069.72 53,245.61 18,589A9
3,500.00 58,734.20 125,24184 146,9:39.79 2,382.25

20,35:3_60 56,081.57 46,:348_00 18,2:3L 14

10,258.16 30,172.22

-. i;527 :50

20,386A3 9,406.81

-669:00

3,083_54
42,114.90 37,04190 99,019.02 13,'>08'>0!

2,289.15 .. -

18,699.27 18,854.76

i:90600

41,011.22

330.00

6.67648 .

i

4,025.60
11,871.13 6,54L20 2,379_96

42<.04 17,912.10
-3;764:76
.r .

824 75 3,709.96

.-.. .-.. .-.. .. .. .. ..II

11.3.>6_31 :3,73916

-i9:63952

2.'>86.27

I

:35,06LiO 117,564.52 73,27.s6:3 34,i5167
. ....

i78,568.60 1,081,410.38
716,165_5:3 i29,656_64
4,640,939.28

6,197.441 64,52413
69,158.97
1~~:m~;1 !

76,53L48 734,054.22 869,61748
1,66:3,08129 279 , 84')',.

Clayton

,

Clinch

,

Cobb

'

Coffee

,,

Colquitt" .. '

96,000,00 13,000,00
150,000.00 22,828,38

80,467,45 1l,091.87 173,198.73 32,457,19,

385,42 , 1.70 ...... ,
4,281.33 ,
2:708.47

176,852,87
24,093.57 327,480,06 55,285,57
2,708.47

37,188,38 , 9,320.27 80,543,32 ,
30,624.46 28,974,76

"'690:00
. 2;564.00 1,668,00

5,887,58 6,159,85
, 21:~~U~ 24;386:57
5,576,35 " ..... , 6,939,72 ..

139,816,36 31,450,19 344,823,55 104,028.31 79,753,73

Columbia,., .

Cook

..

Coweta '

Crawford, .. '

Crisp '

14,000.00 '29:607:58.' H,UO.",

i:i56.58 "." '"

25,000.00 14,173.99 .. ':i:985.:i7 .'" .. " .. '

14,000,00 30,764,16 68,93026
39,17399 3,985,37

14,990,74 ......... ", .......... 1,888.41

15,566.93 1,323,00" 4,415.02

427,40

25,781.44 .... ,..

10,408,88.... ..

9,130.31

402,00

483,72

,

9,691.18 .... ...... 4,404,67

44,010.34 52,324.75 85,052.82 26,694.83 34,039,65

Dade . Dawson.. Decatur. , DeKalb.,. ,
Dodge .. , '

171.61 "

8,804.58 4,760,00

894,00 409,00

850,90 1,699,99

36,00 14,49

26,930.54 15,562.88

"74:24965 "28::i0:i.8i '''704;308:70

4,691.56

29965

70,798.45

Dooly... "." , Dougherty, ...
Douglas, , .. ' Early., .... ,
Echols" ,

530,51

i:00732

",.

6,492.83 "':i::i:i5,00

8,530,51
408,921.20 32,269,06 47,436,63
4,992,76

35,963,70
164,291.55 36,069,70 35,276,80 7,267,10

13,170.84 17,265.33 5,241.32 1,344,19
897,40

1,068.57 5,329,37
1,099.95 1,063.98
351. 60

69,519,25 254,356,07 60,123,55 62,817,58
12,371. 95

Effingham,
Elbert .... ", .. , Emanuel., , Evans . Fannin .

.. , ...... 5,153.92 2,600,00

2~::~U~ 5,250.00

'2:45859 "9;25000

22,000,00 ,

'849:24 .

7,753,92 3,428,82 45,429,26 22,000,00
849,24

29,872,60 29, no, 15 57,103,67 21,333.00 35,903,61

14,539,73

649,00

~~:mJ~i:620'<i<i

10,341.25

836, Il

17,301.66

704,50

5,265.98,
6,631.00 12,099.24, 3,153.65 7,721.78

382,81
'2:959:20 1,294.19

50,327,31 52,343,10
96,551.90 38,623,21 62,925,74

Fayette ..

Floyd, ... " ,

Forsyth., ..

Franklin .

Fulton

'

.i44;95i:63
.. i:i:86029 698,O:J5.30

.

"748,60" i45;7002:i I~U~U~

860 09 .

i4;720::i8 ~U~U6

7,885,27 .,

705,920,57 ".'

".' l~:?~Ug i:696.00

12,835.81

963,00

18,726.58, ...... ,,,,

6,057.97

177.14

9,114.80 3,684.70

5,009,51 .... "

.

5,635,66, .. " ..

38,502,36 155,036,52
47,653.46 61,391.64

Gilmer .... .

Glascock, . '

Glynn .

Gordon

.

Grady

'

7,544.09 2,960,70.........

10,504,79 24,525,30 10,185.43 ,

'i~~:gW~i~u~n~ ..... 183,70::~~02421~;~~H~'':i::~::':~

4,611,83, 16,307 ,95" i :29i.00

36,500,00 4I,:J13,27

92,03.......... 77,905,30

..

3,875,49 714,55 .... " ......

38,586,22 13,003.08

7,720,50, ...

iji;48S:52

Greene , .. Gwinnett ' , Habersham .. ' Hall .. , ...... Hancock .. , .
Haralson . Harris . Hart. " Heard, , Henry..

6,70 ':i7:6:i487 2,341.99
36,593,30 1" " " " '

27.73 1,364.38

I :i:46820 ..

..

, I .......1 16,091.84

11.88 ,

"

3,189.25: 22,514.55 4,819,73 ....

, ,'1' 1~:~UIjlI''''10,527,72 ,.'".,

49,650.00 40,538.50

'2:7i ..... 458,00

------'---

34.43 41,341.24 :J6,59330
16,lO:J 72 :JO,52:J.53
4,00000 28,296 98 90,649,21

31,752,60 90,382.90 40,267,98 71,558.90 23,9n.60
19,566.27 26,290.49 38,58:J.60 17,584.40 48,734,15

18,196,27 36,592.67 19,444.43 :15,304,79 16,056,11
10,540,62 1 15,364.60 18.706,62 10,569,10 23,061. 01
1

506,00 2,740.00 1,590,00 3,145.00
480.00
458,00 69000 522.00 705,501
..

5,243,07 1,300,47

7,633,60 3,010,94

7,722,24 1,417,31

8,310.14 ,'"

5,245,88

571.95

5,873.n 1,060.88

4,338,70,

5,105.61 .... " ......

5,967.52 1,266,21

2,952.66

..

56,998.41 140,360.11 70,441. 96 118,318.83 46,327,54
37,499,50 46,683.79 62,917.83 36,092,73 74,747.82

1,692,384.71 427,965.49
3,237,560,50 1,179,877.53 1,074,871.74
550,092.78 558,532 27 1,153,462.60 436,986,10 725,915,96
444,344.50 193,233,n 1,218,036,77 7,866,594.92 982.628,36
737,802,61 3,561,395,38
585,988,04 830,105.35 181,972,60
520,401.6 829,712.6 1,089,897,58 366,654,51 749,315.73
398,386.30 3,260,088.95
455,886,37 627,194.82 6,579,195,73
531,478,75 175,463.43 1.538,420,77 710,043.47 867,921.88
604,548,93 1,987,963,26
947,141.18 1,193,461.09
522,295.16
433,003.64 693,743.10 696,525.97 408,918,03 870,266,25

HYHTEM

Houston . Irwin . Jackson . Jasper .
Jeff Davis.

Jefferson.
Jenkins . Johnson . Jones . Lamar .

Lanier .

Laurens .

Lee

.

Liberty

.

Lincoln.

I..ong

.

Lowndes .

Lumpkin .

Macon .

Madison.

Marion .
McDuffie . McIntosh . Meriwether ..
Miller ..

Mitchell .

Monroe

.

Montgomery .

Morgan .

Murray .

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION III. Non-Income

!
I-Total 'IteCP1J)t:~i Total AgPIlPY I All Fund,
Fund
I Receipts

25:i2000 ,5;iJ433i
43,332.17 17,240.22

10,068.27 . .. ......

6,805.95

301.0"

8,134.64:: .2:~54:481

260' 00
15375 46667

10,06827 47,367.00 8,134.64 2,808.23
466.67

7,993.16 19,441.21
,~:0000030:ii8:i75:i34i3: 5,00000 4,028.16.

I
,,, 001

1.;,00000 10,000.00

...........I 16,074.80 15,537.88

19,858.68 ...... i70:4i '2:000:00

27:05089 19,510.33
I

.... 63750

i

1

7,99316 40,'>78.71
40,2'>2.30 9,028.16
46,612.68 29,8'>8.68 2,170.41 27,050.89 2'>.147.83

13,280.20 48,717.10 19,520.>4 33,362.70 28,618.80
15,836 90 32,313.20 18,'>67.30 49,'>70.90 23,439.90
36,981. 68 25,701. 20 17,631.00 32,616.63 2.>,446.01

6,84258 24,617.28 8,226.77 17,10911 . 15,125.68.
10,126.65.
16,469221 9,811.47 25,914.40 13.281. 601

262.50 1,59500 1,157.00
I
. .. .. ...i
1,6419..>>..00001 '>9'>00 52200

23,203.70' ... 15,060.20
12.132.0'> 15,819 71 12,488.22

I
.~~.~
727.00

3,309.10
00' "' '"1 4,',87.19
8,760.94 6,470.75.

417.69 4,87607
365.94 2,013.28

1,942 ..>.>, 3,644.781
22,.363343. 57901 '
5,445.97

3,751.35, ..

2,033039.

37 26

1

..

3,972.30

3,356.29

I

1,09'> 92 8,899.17
93364 1,362.01
!
"""I 1,91.>.20 736.22

24,11207 90,704.7., 34,257 .44 61,24603 50.215.23

264,766.18 1,219,381.97
321. 968 78 ,,74,893.1.; 524,66;;.97

29,002.02 1
t3il2.'8322183.4771 79.64753 44,051.48
sa.sse nl
43.76862 :10.404.31 54,426.14 42,7.>3.74,

370,592.47 877 ,277 ..>3 44'>,'>60. 80 919,294.07 -16'>,36868
821,3'>4.34 .>6'>,709.44 321,381.41 '>89,080.71 '>88.4;;0.ti4

Musoogee

Newton ..

Oconee .

Oglethorpe .

Paulding

.

Peach

.

Pickens .

Pierce .

Pike ..

Polk

.

Pulaski. Putnam ... Quitman. Rabun ..... Randolph.

Richmond .. Rockdale . Schley . Screven . Seminole .

Spalding .
Stephens . Stewart . Sumter . Talbot .

Taliaferro. Tattnall ..
Taylor . Telfair . Terrell ..

Thomas. .

Tift

.

Toombs

.

Towns "..

Treutlen .

Troup Turner Twiggs
Union Upson .

Walker

Walton

Ware

.

Warren

Washington

. .
. .
. .
. .

tU60:00000 15,000.00

22(\,667.91 .. 20,673.19 12,673.39 .
.i:i:99R69 :

.. 1, i8ti,6ti7. 91' 44r.,187.9:!1

.. 20,673.19 49,100.36

.. 27,673.39 19,822.50\'

... i:i:998691

20,0.58. !i4 29,812.10

.14,000.00
. 20:00000 10.000.00 1.10,000.00

13,274.17
.:i6:885:2:i 11,522.07

4,761.58

72,0:35.75
. 56:8852:i 146.37 22,:399.79
1.50,000.00

31,127.30 23,949.40 31,233.32 23,940.00
.51,258.00

6,445.90. 17,705.52.
. i i. i6286 :

6,445.90 17,70,;.52
... 4:842:20 .. 10,00,506

20,299.13
24,.14569 ,5,572 20
2:1,238.90 40,3.58.90

... .... .. 20,000.00
in.000 00
2,900.00

:30:3,942.79 .. 14,081.:l5.
50: 64058 21,169.80

27720 126.23

4250 980.00 1,525.00

:JO:3 , 942 .79 :14,081.35
42.50 61,897.78 2.5,721.03

4(\9,720.91
21,942.52 10,:384.10 43,581. 20 24,572.90

50,000.00 38,77R.19.

1

0

15,980.34 0.00

"

i

;27000

5,000.00 ii;oii:i:i

:175 00 502.42

89,153.19 15,980.34 1,872.42

... i6:02528

102,415.14 25,336.30 23,235.90 25,:370.40 19,769.:JO

15,00000 .
7,500.00 . 10,000.00 .

296 58 .. 639 48 . iZ7 :65 ..

15,0~0.00
93606
1:3,476.71
7,677. 65
1O,0~0.00

11,909.42 39,528.30 22,100.90 37,081.00 30,527.10

'56:00000 27,542.54

770.43 5,296.07

1,07165

85::ii,762 5,296.07

45,124.84
66,0:30.60 29,641.60 9,83:1.50 17,566.70

60,000.00

21,626.23. 16,865.29
5,989.35 " . 14,331.02 ...

81,62623 20,427.61
5,98935 14,331.02

40,695.05 28,082.10 22,079.60 16,136.10
:35,136.86

9,648.15 : 11':i4::i8i:i:i .90:650:50 ..
1
'1"1"::~:i~~:if: .......I

100,298.65 34,381.32
364.04

86,147.75 36,036.30 38,051.49 17,506.90 4:3,808.90

154,~85.~31 .. 22,012.17 10,176.30 11,806.34 12,829.03

,
. 580 ,501 285.00 974.00

15,167.31 10,887.90 20,856.74
12,583.41 22,961. 98

291.00
600 378.00 1,316.00

12,6.5:3.32
12,477.27 .. 4,117.22.
12,177.64 19,,510.68 .

.

I

1,18000

152,401. 72 . 10,436.91 5,,589.97
24,196.39 12,693.70 ..

40,126.63 13,134.88 12,711.37
14,944.40 11,540.83

2,789.00 1,452.00
. .

5,428.76 ... 19,710.28 1,155.00
14,171.12. .. .... 20,215.24 1,080.00
17,14091,1 10,951.02

24,935.27 ..

:JO,0:30.16

14,640.55

6,544.71

....

8,567.11 .. 440.00

20,992.:30 13,508.57 . 11,943.14 9,794.39
19,:327.53

9:35.00
. 267:50 977.00

37,4H.8:1

19,386.64

195,,888335..

45 22

1

26,3:33.55.

:1,258.00 57200
1,428.00
:!

40,2:30.81
U~U~
1,00774 ,5.441.20

.. 940,581
1,146.201 2,050 ..59'

4,018:31 .,
4,646.13 ...
6,091.89 .,
U~~~~ '4,950,59

4,940.68 ..... i

4,450.67

804.04,

6~,:8n1U1i.l09, "'"'"""I'

.5.864091
U~U~

7.128 ..54\
i:,5.52:i2

:J,183.43 ....

,

1,739.20

I

:81,,3532404647
5,02475 5,26422 4,140.19

"4.5.0. '.0.0.1 249.J4!
.. 6:02862;

44,,8778355519 .. .. 55ti..6.0!

6,741.94

1,205.9.51

1\1 5 911

6,512.71
14,002.94 4,855.55. 3,394.68 :3,:301.27"

451.42' 2,:331.711
79399'
7,:16027

ti40 :10406 79:545.08 32,416.65 34,303.82 .51.106.92

7,434 ,:ltiti. ti7 795.502 :30 :343,169.68 497,438.80
.516,263.00

50,60:3.92 676,82".79 39.483.43 383,127.62 58,187.95 705 3.50.51 39,184.49 . 436.557.27 90,176.32 1,090,307.00

:37,893 1:J 42,277 67 11,640.24 H,742.65 tili,li80.67

393,3.58 40 494,557.38
149,711. 9:1 .548,827.86 637,740.4H

ti:J5,11.5.2ti :J.5, 617.43 19,714.79
71,901.02 :19,00.5 SO

.5,32.5,097. .58 414,218.72
191 282 76 890,151..5.5 494,61662

154,11.5.21 4:3,H3.85 41,221.16 45,.579.02 41,47894

1,420,59901 513,88261i 458,002.15 546,14325 419,247.:38

091 17,338.18 i
6451,,117477.61 0.5,674.78 60, HO 89,
I
24 17172,':J2945..41 1' 49,9:3169
19,772.89
:37,235.35

225,61292 757,51746 687,852.17 084,5017\) 577,594.59
934,7:J4 57 1;490,35417
527,488.14 239,374.30 383,952.2:1

1,209,809.73
505,422 55 417,92364 :J47,377.4i 614,073.24

1,875,373.89 771,369.:12 628,402.54 :374,662 24
889,390.:38

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION III. Non-Income

2. Bond Sinking Fund
-,-,~--;-:c-,---------------

3. Agency Funds-Withholdings and Cash Receipts

-~----------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Wayne ... Webster .... Wheeler ... White ..... Whitfield.
Wilcox. Wilkes .... Wilkinson. Wortb ...
.......... Total Counties. .

s 100,000.00 $ 35,495.59 s 3,936.50 $.
'14,~::;~1 ... i8;56400 .. '5:03704

$ 139,432.09 $
637: 45
18,564.00 19,812.81

52,876.20 $ 5,575.40 16,273.30 17,099.40 47,867.52

24,744.97 $ 4,541.39 .
98,'490440.37311 25,23083

2,03800 $ 720.00
1,602.00

9,190.07 $ 2,493.31
3,551.00 1,737.42 7,646.75

2,643.93 $ 129.01
190.00

91,493.17 I 1,016,548.41 12,739.11 143,541.44 28,764.63 340,708.91 28,961.53 351,017.06 82,537.10 1,134,434.50

~'~~~'~;~~+~~~'~8~. ""I 2~0001 ... i4;02364

...

10,000.00 1

19,756.83. .. i;3i524 .

42500

267.87 14,023.64 29,756.83 1,740.24

25,789.95 27,17839
27,702.82 45,216.67

14,371.73. 17,092.49 . 14,088.43 26,209.11

502:00
1,236.00

;; 235,549.22 93,099.388,618,014.65 6,841,162.72 3,164,311.07 98,127.43

7,376.98

720.80

2. 64l.70 3,039.53

5.614.53 11,092.33

.... i;36223

48,259.46 49,952.11 47,907.78 85,116.34

536,700.96 556,735.19 522,491.05 849,408.06

908,327.95 318,872.65 11,330,801.82 146,083,819.46

1

>l>-

I

1

1
I

Americus . . Athens ...... Atlanta ...... Barnesville .. Bremen.
Buford..... Calhoun ... Canton...... . Carrollton ....... Cartersville... , ..
Cedartown ..... Chickamauga . . . Cochran .. , .. Commerce ... (~ord('l(' .

7:50000:
. i;Ooo:oo .....
15,000.00.

I
:32,913.92 1:3,771.58

"26;8i428 :.
I'

... iii: 2io 40 '7;50000 11,896.91

9,593.9( 4,237.68

386.56

38656
1,000.00 15,000.00 26,814.28

11,671. 40 16,795.60 18,654.98 29,429.40 33,311 13

4,764.02 6,508.29 6,69262 13,817.76 . 13,456.43

38,129.89 15,825.0';

8,533.30 2,925.42

"I 1:3,425.20 5,344.00

.. I

I '3; ;65620 . .iil;061 10: .

408.00

4,348.55

499.28

446,704.38

1,375.74

370.58

1,979.51

172.05

746.31 3,192.90 1,411.22
2,106.08 4,255.35

235.14 270.05
2,428.99

7,120.98
36825

113.10
26i .n

51,53:3.33 394,060.44
.446; 704:38 i6;505;323: 76
30,550.62 245,879.90 18,286.15 182,131.93

17,416.87 27,174.84 26,758.82 47,782.23 51,022.91

165,644.56 236,188.41 254,696.54 506,194.53 498,469.72

61,18902 ll,45~ 72 19,1,7.45
'i4;il82 '02.
I

550,420,15
118,369.89 182,454.37 420,568.60 455,693.57

Dalton . Decatur . Douglas . Dublin . Elberton .

Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville
Jefferson

. .
. .
.

LaGrange .
Marietta . Monroe .
Moultrie . Newnan .

Pelham

.

Quitm.n

.

Rome

.

SocialCircle .

Tallapoosa .

Tallulah Falls .

Thomaston

.

Thomasville .

Tifton

.

Toccoa

.

Trion

.

Valdosta '" ..

Vidalia

.

Waycross .

West Point .

Winder

.

Total Cities.: .

Grand Total.

.

, .. ". I'

.

.

. ... .i'

J



12.500.00'1'

,-

.

.... ..................I... ..

'I"
..7.:..5..0..0..:..0..0..I1....
ii3;000OO: .

r
II
1,,;4

156.500 00 .

. I :30.424.28,

4.450.876 281:3.991.989 77 265.973.501

1.05:3.00 819.00

;{,OS2..tO ,' 10.096.421
4;879651

:);;.tji' 192001
'59601

.S3. U,!i:JU 126.618.4:3

ijij~.4ij3.l"
985.456.5(;

75400

2.721. 451 .. 2.904.30 ..
i;Oj060 1.982.52 .

51.462.44 75.295.40
"28;820:47 . 11.846.40

428.893.68 697.909.85
298;65908 181.321.31

1.078.32(;31 8(;9.673.49 240.956.94 818.105.42
923.763.00

11.04735 9.:39:3.91 .. :30.264.82.
.. 4;4i487 ..

:385.936.67 274.444.69 1.209.889.25
232;669:24

'1 . 7.50000. '53;238:i522;i9557 50.:3:34.60 22.427.121. 86900'

6.356.88 .. 66:. 50ig28 :.8

5.(41)1:3

. 68

89:i7:i:68 84.492.2:3

59.810.70 6:30.965.87 818.577.m

2:209:27 .

2ii :77140;886 i9 . .378;463: 79

......I
6.:318.00

2.161.62 7.1:3:3.17 2.01560 :3.177 .81
2;07005
I
109.899.:361

1.682.301 1:39:3:58 1.973.5:3
.. '
47.1.1l:3.!l0

26.952.72
1~~:~~U~
105.338.16 18.634.08 25.028.99
2.222.754.82

217.859.:37 1.126.558.72
25:3.962.43 1.009.116.36
200.972. 98 2:33.0.5:3.81
35.550.867.72

104.44.1.4:11.018.227.31 79:3.986.55i 1:3 .153.5.16.64181.6:34.687.18

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION IV. Balance Beginning of Year

4. Agency Funds

SYSTEM
Appling ......... AtkiDllOn... , .. Bacon.... . Baker ..... Baldwin ..

1.General Fund (after deduction for a gency funds)

2. Building Fund

3. Sinking Fund
(for Payment (a) U. S. of Bonds Income Taxes
and Interest)

.. ... $

4,384.27 s.
18,186.00 . -832.71 1,896.01 22,338.42

21,28G.00 .3:143601

10,46186 s.
4,218.00 ." :31,095.34 ..
6,397,02

84.93

(b) Teacher
Retirement Member
Contributions

(c) Teacher Association
Dues

-1,572.84 $.

17402

(d) Group
Insurance Premiums

(e) Other (specify)

Total Balance Beginning of Year

Grand Total Receipts and
Halluces

s.

S..

... $ 13,273,29 $ 1,128,944.2:3

22,404.00 444,236,8:3

.J4,542.6:3 S76,363,30

81.77

10,43

11,787.78 384,603.27

22,338.42 676,130.18

Banks....... Barrow..... .
Bartow...
Ben Hill .. Berrien . .

2,182 91 . 25,96581 -5,68510 69,60392 36,735.41

i72;868 i3 i7i20 28,J 64

498,88' '':'':'850

9;4i942 "i;500io'

18,290,42

9,040 10

730:66 .: 1,.111..15

i39 io
72io 597.72

. i644 72124

2,182.91 199,463.42 -S,685.1O 81,S13.84 67,182,08

325,203,99 S96,609. 6S 90S,456.71 400,807.26 746,204.48

..........

Bibb ..... Bleckley . . .

'" Brantley ... Brooks .. "

Bryan....

..............

63,314.75 56,899.65 . --1,96050 82,82396.
27,12748'

107,182.76. .3:500~

'5;23i:00'

24,710.00 ~ugn~"4;47970'

79565 '8785i:

. i8436 .. i30:iO

2,083.36 67.06 66049

170,497.51 60,399.6S 6,333,87 98,581.34
99,889.84

5,514,108.91 311,73S.37 458,063.10 721,94131
461,796.19

Bulloch .. Burke ......
Butts.....
Calhoun. Camden.
Candler. Carroll ..... Catoosa.. . . Charlton....... Chatham .....
Chattahoochee. Chattooga .... Cherokee .. Clarke...... Clay .....

26,78198
705.70 763.95 2,86610
S9,70196

16,812181 49:022701
2,232.70, H,151.771

186,,38158929121'

.. ...

4.918. II,

20,50786 .

:301,066.41 .,

I
24, 103 561
I

262,66 -1,099.59
-37S98 32,800.08
1,331.20

6,290.00 18,631.56 2.945.19 300,105.93
179.84

.10,219,76 :18,791.16 :J6,170.83,
7,736.92 1:3.415:J2

~.'4,
'.":.','. 88'.: 0087..il. .
" 6'.

:32,388.95 22,166.02
U~Ui '':'':'590'

'608i63i
68,576.88 .1.124.29 16,080,28

. 10 3,009.70
972.40

2 ,4i6 34 . l,Cll.44 .
-2,37 . 1,371.41 ,
554.08

I
I
300

295.16
394 -S,45. 290.75 . i7i 74

6i4 i2
' . ,.I
7i526 1,7S2.66

93,813.94 9.1,284,68 36,934,78 16,342.44
87,269.0S

1,.172,S72.33 1,263,486,06
489,812.12 506,212.14 609,177.37

49,248.17 30,484,93
31,449.14 28,313, IS
301,066.41

527,816.77 1,111,895,31
747,614.67
457,969.79 4,942,00S.69

6,"44.94 83,020.14 71,146.09 338,745.56 21,042.20

83,076,42 817.074.36 940763.57 2,001,826.85 300,887.74

Clayton ......
Clinch....... Cobb .... ColIee .... Colquitt.

...............

16,747.18

. ':":'46:036i21
1~:~~Ugi

104,217,77 18,129.99 ,17,591.73
74.74864

39.66806 .. 2,006.38 ....
148,677. 25 . ' 6,340.3:3 ., 1.78S76

210,63:3,01 20,136.37 160,232.86 130,282.46 46.379.36

1,903,017.72
448,101. 86
3,397,793.36
1,310,159.99 1.121,2S1 10

g~~~~i~::::::
Coweta Crawford Crisp

:::: .. :: .. ::.::1

.

.

,

.

-17.59S.5S'., 23,043,64
58,047.03 13,7;6.45
65,616.40

,

.

20,S20.00

1,665.21

..

.

77:ti28i:i
3~:~~U~ .. , i;2:i560::: ...
22,972.84 .....

82.71 905.26

-17,59S5S 121,574.48 96,075.29 23,502.24 88,589.24

582,494, ~O 680,106.75 1,249,537.89 460,488.34 814,505.20

Dade Dawson Decatur
DeKalb
Dodge

" .. "

.

62.21

.

16,501.69

.

2,730.34

. 147,070.68

. -23,730,65

13,320.56 2,532.85 266,896,52 80,432.57
.

2~:m~~
2,262,29 388,562.38 20,668.56

id7268 .. 4 3 0 8 7 : . . . i i o : i 6 ..... 8.88
. 9:274:371
.i;837:97 :::::: . 307:57 1,58.3.53

34,66627 2S,776,20 281,163,52
645,21161 18,433.13

47H.01O.77 222,009, H:J
1,499,200.29 8,511,806.53
I,001,061.4H

Dooly Dougherty Douglas
Early Echols

.

26,188.45

55,530.00

11,692.19

.

44,004.93 101,631. 68

6,485,79....

.

19,146.56 310,117.64

24,156,56

.

50,382.66 242,820.57

40,169.10

.

15,253.36

.

1,748.75....

..

.. ..

..

.. .

... 8:33 ::: .

17,011.62

93,410.64 169,084.02 358,420 76 :188,372 33
17,01044

831,218.25
3,730,479.40 H39,408,80
1,163,477.68 198,983.04

Effingham

,

Elbert

Emanuel..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

Evans

Fannin

.

8H,660.07

16,119.23

.

30,451. 57

3H,500.00

. -6,975.93

24,918,16

. -3,555.81 ..

.

38,734,71

2,843.82 '.' 3,821.60 .... 37,010,18

.. i:26596.,

..... i6:4~~4:42
274.03

58,628 12 78,77317 178,478,92
-:J,555.81 109,355.37

579,024.80 H08,485.85 1,268,371.50 863,098.70 858,671.10

Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

.

41,326.31

15,744.75

..

.17,07106 455,457.36

.. ..

88,738.69 20,24U:0

12U~U~ . . 73:273:69 '" '5:634:40'" '970:69 :::::::::::... ... 35267 ......

284,1H2.66 3,544,28161 29,027.19 484,91856

.

21,756.37 149,000.00

11,015.50

.

25,576.20 3,465,851.95 281,620.51

.. ..

.... .98: ioiJ: 77

181,771,87 808. H66 69 :1,870,655.43 10,449,851.16

Gilmer

Glascock

Glynn

Gordon

,

Grady

.

62,904.97

22,061.49

11,254.71

1,813.10

96288

.

319.98

12,753.95 112,07108 643,549.7S

. :: ..............:::: .
. .

~U~U~

~~~:b~~:~8' '43;25580 ::::: ~:9i450: :~,~b~:~b

~~U~U~ ' 7 9 8 6 0 : : : : : : : '

175,463 43 1,599,884.26
1,107,277.71

. -8,562.26 287,470 ..18

IH,516.88

248.42,).15 1,116,347.08

Greene

,

.

Gwinnett.

..

Habersham

,

..

Hall

,

,

Hancock

,

.

32,875.00 H,071.20

18,397,20 ..

-6.90

.71 .. . .. .. .. .. .

3,278,91

..

30.70 .... .
230.19

91,163.92 109,413.04 -6,45H.90
28,773.87 86,484.60

695,712.85 2,OH7,376.80
940,681.2S 1,222,234.46
608,779.76

Haralson Harris
Hart , , Heard Henry

.

13,708.75 184,580.94

_,

.

19,077,68

64,758.95

,.

1.1,380.76

4,16537

,

.

194.63

1,860,46

. -4,503.17

157.43

S,641.45 17,483.68 1,873 06
4j~~~

4,30140 3:6i4:53

813.72

275.28 .
..

.. . i:825:50 ::::::::::::

503.00 ..... 739.15
. . 25677 .. .. ......

212,824.54 101,320,31
22,158.34 2,555.83 5,575.85

645,828.1S
795,068.41 7lS,6S4.81 411,473,86
875,842.10

Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis

.

9,613.00

34,048.6H

:J8,141.08

.

44,720.77

10,350.18

3,186,87

,

. .

83,764.76 1,73176

162,783.4H 76,722.50

l1'm:~~

.

2,040.42

2,155.00

14,918.60

2:556:80 1,852.93

686io .::::::::::::: 1,137.42..............

i9:i:25 226.51

41,272.49 ..
.. 320.67 ..

123,075,26
58,257.82 208,420.74 83,06H.71 22,325.88

1,508,921.92 836,527 37 899,197.81 424,546.65 524,469.29

SYSTEM

Jefferson .
Jenkins . Johnson.. Jones . Lamar .

Lanier ... .

Laurens.

Lee

.

Liberty .

Lincoln .

Long

.

Lowndes .

Lumpkin.

Macon... .

Madison ..

Marion...
McDuffie. McIntosh .. Meriwether. Millcr .

Mitchell .

Monroe

.

Montgomery . .

Morgan .

Murray .

Muscogec ..
Newton . Oconee . Oglethorpe. Paulding .

Peach . Pickens . Pierce . Pike ..
Po'k.

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS--BOARDS OF EDUCATION

IV. Balance Beginning of Year
---4. Agency Funds

1. General Fund
(after deduction for
agency funds)

2, Building Fund

3. Sinking Fund (for Payment
of Bonds
and Interest)

(a) U, S. Income Taxes

(b) Teacher Retirement
Member ~~lbulJ~,,--

(e) Teacher Association
Dues

(d) Group Insurance Premiums

(e) Other (specify)

Total Balance Grand Total

Beginning Receipts and

of Year

Balances

'

_

7,74,).20,$ -9,00,)991
. ... '-i:ii7zi
a4,330.581
1
2,3295,) :31,1140 00
:3,255.45 25,556.95 45,851.31
2U;ggl ,),867. 841 65,607.55 71,491 21
,;,353.24 -940.6,) 24,139.05 -2,112.23' 2545047.

$ 67,480.00
:3.8..5.').1 .
1.;0 18 4,04720

1,015.99
~~:mgg
:3,2,)0.17 68,46286

:~,218:397,
: 31?

.0r07'

4Lwoooi 7,026281
:3~:m~~:1

2,500.00 38,830.45
I

60,061 94 $ 10,582 32
20043 91

...

$.
i'
.. 1 ..

11,18361..

lU~U~ .:;

.1 , :

13,:36962

.. .

..

11~',o9'~,,~.4881 .
3 82'; 9'3

!1
"1'0.'0'1'1"
0

I 9:782061: ....., . I:.

I~,~~g~~i :t:".'~:r:t:,.~.~..I'.

23:09000' " 40,805.45.

5.997,)O1!..

1. 7.58.88
I,mi~'

1$

1$

1$

I : 38i

TI
.

"
"II"
..

66: iZO-i5' ['

1

3182~.'o9.43i1l

'4'8'2".,;4'1

0"

.'1j

:.I1

1 11850

141 '.' .2. 7.,1.'

.Z.0.8.. -i.4..I:i6li:ilj!

135,287 141$ 1,088,733 44 1,615 26 582,637 86 458,287 87 20,625 81 474,286 26
38,377.78 295.087.48

9,870.05
IgU~U~
108,297.19 114,:314.17

278,02642
1,~~U~U~
964,863.90 414,172.14

3i~8',7,563~.U7~7!1.
119,849611

1,32~:39' ','581799.'6'!'05
~"~9~:774427606

78,63599, (;03,301.96

~Uru~1 ~~U~U~

49,729.05 77,52:J.67

495,289.85 996,817.74

31,447.97 496,816.65

l!i,149 91 2.5,629.91 14.17413 75,074. 101
628.26.
1
20,70924
41, :303101 20.254.79 --(;,474.031. 47.684.:3 71

7,01l7 70
:18,457 731 0:3,426.60 15,717.00 20,126.48

:1322,21861;..57011 .

[ . . . [ 241.81 ..

~U~U~:""""""'I

,;1,710111

1,512.80

828.10.

30828

764,441.02 56.a05.00

50'754:371'" . 8,267.26 ..

71, 69a. 74 .... '" ... .

.22

la,:l73.65

24,5H5 i.ii:

. ' i~7:1m0.65~1'"

.. .14,52501'

20,497.99

40. 011.:11

904 86' .

308 69:
i-ij89:iiJl: . 11. 642 2,1

T
I'

I
. :izi-i7! 11'407491
.. .....I
:1
i

;;,;,414.11
76,611.16 98,976.0:3 119,112.21 75,4:15.50

876,768 4'; 642,320.60 420,;;.5744 708,192 (2
66:3,886.14

847,312.12 10,),87.5:36
91,1l48.75 -6,474.03
8,;,6.53.16

8,281,678.79
901,377.66 4;;.5,118.4;;
490,964.77 601,916.lti

19 314,,061992.. 4 5 1 25,649.42 72,151.55 964 86

677,844.98 417.820 07 730,999.93 508,708 82 1,089,:34211

Pulaski.

.

Putnam

.

Quitman .

Rabun

.

Randolph .

Richmond .

Rockdale .

Schley

.

Screven

.

Seminole .

Spalding "

Stephens "

Stewart

.

Sumter

.

Talbot .

Taliaferro '"

Tattnall

.

Taylor .

Telfair

.

Terrell '"

Thomas

.

Tift

.

Toombs

.

Towns

.

Treutlen

.

Troup

.

Turner .

Twiggs .

Union .

Upson

.

Walker .

Waltou .

Ware

.

Warren

.

Washington .

Wayne

.

Webster.........

Wheeler

White

Whitfield .

. .......... . ..

Wilcox. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Wilkes

.

Wilkinson

.

Worth

.

10.51661 12,321.11 22,88059 13,83609 16,077.18

99,573.69

541. 75

9,260.00

6,111.79

28,575.00.

87,843.91

35,693.89

4,750.00 ......

u~n~
. i:ii5740 . 8,855.70

1,185.74 . 926.57 .
951.46 1,563.90.

55,915.30 -10,600.8b
4,7250l -5,718.0,
23,704.71

649,84021 10,711.84 2,060.00
152,437:72

26,325.56 ..
19,621. 7" .. 1,700.00 83,638.87 .... 35,142.36

1,63".0l

844.30 .

7,150 17 5,430. 9~ 44,327.2b 56,752.57 5,154.86

21,479.32 190,295.83 34,540.00
'2i;4i:i:4i

17,706.29 . 3,264.02

10,638.80 34,569.60 .. 18,241.92 .. 2,502.00 ..
296.05

............ '5i;iio:04
. ...... : ...... 5:004 iii : 5,78,582 ..

56,403.47 . -3,471.90
66,736.45 59,112.63 .. 4,671.10

474:i2 33,600 00

35,338.71 25,509.68

.. iii: :i40 00 :::: ...

.... ijii957 1,043.20.

20ii31

1,682.06 3,336.14
34,241. 31 . 46,265.96 .
395.34 .

17,019.40 240,703.79

10,963.47 .. 11,788.93 ..
i :5279i :. 12,986.55 ..

57,49842 1,080.36
166,215.19 .
~U~Ut

75,421.31

50,323.95.

29,630.00 .

..

..

'3;35948 48;i9:i:42

-10,519.35

449.50

64,573.49 ..

U~U1'" 2ii:490.003;98iiiii"

7,095.88 ... i:i8;0:ii:78

47; ii90 38

1,754.10

..

:i;:i89::i0 ::: :::: ::: .... :::: .........

3,31370

1,746.48 ..

14,790.63 88,368.00 --4,344.35 ..
38,472.49

15,751.57 5,216.80

10,425.99
9,637.67
~U~U~

5,723.50 .
"3;:i8ii4i

1,140.17 ..

1,343.95 ..

1,108.66

.

2,052.20 ..

3,804,343.69 10,645,6,,7.63 3,219,785.11

45,170.09 1

630.86

331.45'. 12.67
35054:: : 96.71 .

,
i13.55

113,611.44 30,454.27 51,455.59
140,333.29 31,.343.49

506,969. ~4 525,011.65 201,167.52 689,161.15 669,083.97

732,081. 07 19,732.75 11,080.90 77,920.85 211,284.79

6,057,178.65 433,951.47 205,363.66 968,072.40 705,901.41

46,33.1.78 198,995.84 78,867.28 56,752.57 34,129.33

1,466,934.79
712,878.50
536,869.43
602,895.82 4,,3,376.71

10,638.80 85,679.64 18,241. 92 7,506.1 6,081.87

236,251. 72 843,197.10 706,094.09 692,007.95 583,676.46

'7330 .

...........
261,329.60 39,220.00

56,403.47 297,144.96 166,109.33 59,112.63 20,984.40

991,138.04 1,787,499.13
693,597.47 298,486.93 404,936.63

29,664.93 255,828.86 34,241.31 47,793.87
13,381. 89

1,239,474.66 761,251.41 452,164.95 395,171.29 627,455.13

85.70 ... ::: ......

183,243.68 30,710.36
166,215.19 19,781.44 64,864.31

2,058,617.57
802,079.68 794,617.73 394,443.68 954,254.69

'i5ii3:i 325.13 ....

56,257.74 7,385.41 39,590.83
188,193:35

1,072,806.15 150,926.85
380,299.74 351,017.06 1,322,627.85

536.27 '50iiiio'

381. 90 4279

48,750.03 104,566.42
8,219.34 101,718.08

585,450.99
661,301.61 530,710.39 9.11,126.14

25,639.47 679,130.04 18,565,219.92 164,649,039.38

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

IV" Balance Beginn_I_"n-.'g o_f_Y_ec.car

_

4. Agency Funds

SYSTEM

I. General Fund 2. Building 3. Sinking Fund

(after deduc-

Fund

(for Payment CaJ U. S.

tion for

of Bonds Income Taxes

agency funds) i

l_a_n_d_I_n_t_e_r_e_s_t1__,

\

I_.~

1

[

Americus.. -------------~j$---840.531$"----561.60 s,

Athens....
Atlanta.... , . Barnesville.. Bremer..

' i2~:72792i

82 96!,

,

1.212 06i

Buford ..

Calhoun ,

Canton

,.

Carrollton .

Cartersville.

.....
ol>:>

Cedartown ..... Chickamauga. Cochran .. ,

Commerce.

Cordele .

Dalton . Decatur. . Douglas . Dublin , Elberton ..

Fitzgerald . Gainesville . Hawkinsville.
Hogansville. Jefferson ...

LaGrange . Marietta . Monroe . Moultrie .. , Newnan... .

Pelham

,_

Quitman ,

Rome

_.

Social Circle.

Tallapoosa ..

1,662.59
5,2~U:
I
15,;~g~~I;: 15.39136,_

11,1(3.91 .. _ 9,347.61 ..
I4,600.00 . .

6,54389 -,

_"I'

18:~7i321 11,601251

31,80672;.

1_

.

ji --70,777.25Ij

.!.

I: , - _: . : : : : : , . ' ... 27,279. 2 11.... 33: 052: (Ii

I._,
"'1 I

6:::~~~ --2,8:3ll. 211
-97:3.001'
20,75:3.92

>1
!

449.15 --16.56:3.:34
5,900,90
-:3-16 60
U~U~
. i9: i~22i{

1
1'" 55 69
247,,.0 15,00.
i i ,65822:,1
i~,3:3Z i5 : ' 2-1.0:34 .-19 .
~ 6-1:000 I

1,8:33.20.
i :~07631
I
II,
I,
487 52j
.. 1
!
. , '2:296:37.

66.74

. I" .1,
,...........,.....,..I..'
........... 9U.'

Total Balance Beginning
of Year

Grand Total Receipts and
Balances

-------i-------- 1

.

1. -102 _13 $ 395,462 _57

i24: 727 92 i6: 630: 05i: 68 8296 245,962.86
1,:31427 i 18:3,44620
17.sss.70 183,24426
14.611 75 250,800 Ifi 4,762.32 259,458_86 16,798.99 522,993.52
498,469 72

,5.!160 84 540 28
7,0:3141
'zi :22940

556,:380_911 118,910_17 1811,48578 420,568 60 476,922.97

:~~:::~::I 694,269 _80 906,IJ67 44 677 :292 94

1
1,216.-18 :lIJ,6,'9.10

-I:la,110.W 731,568.95

11,97ll. IIJ -97:3.00

:310,638.21 180,IJ48.:n

20, 75IJ.92
449 i5 -16.563IJ4
20,23IJ.05

1,099,080.2:l 869,673_4!l 241,406,09 801,542,08
!l4IJ,996.05

2:3.687.89 409,624.56 2,126.55 276,57124
72,499IJ5r 1,282,IJ88,60

i9:788511 2!l2,1.17 i;j

Tullulah Falls .

Thomaston .

Thomasville .

Tifton

.

Toccoa .

Trion .

Valdosta .

Vidalia .

Waycross .

West Point

.

Winder

.

Total Cities

.

Grand Total.

1.1261.19..30241..". . 56,945.68 .. .. .. .. .. .. .I.
4. 084591 28.47500 .

1.546.01'

535 20 ....

23.90794

30.623.50.

10.015.01

19.445.00

45,520 90

13.98000

6.52824 ....

117.010.67.

-i'
~. II :
I. .,!,.
1.305.851. 706 801
... 1:249201
:::::::1::

:i5:00 :..
927.97 .

355.145.871 425.533.51
I
. 4,159.489.56111.071.191.14 3.219.785.111

-17985 144.683.18,

56175 . 45. 7:Jl. 84

,1i4.
6.15 570.25 127.40
. . .I.
1.0.50.941 26.690411

1.169.04' 211.32
57.320.43

60.979.74
631.177.19 875,897.46

5630 ... ':i2;6i589 .. '4ii;07968

337.33

3.393.21 56.180.82 31.764.58
59.500.90 6,528.24 117.010.67

221.252.58
1.182.739.54 285.727.01
1.068,617.26 207,501. 22 350.1J64.48

1.550 46 783.662.68 36.:J34,530.40

680,680 50 19.348.882.60 200.98:J.569.78

TABLE II-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-ADMINISTRATION I Expense-General Fund

SYSTEM

1. Salary of Superintendent

State

County or City

1. ADMINISTRATION

Total

(a) Travel (b) Per Diem (c) Salaries of (d) Salaries (e) Attorney (f) Surety

of

of Board Administralive of Clerks

Fee

Bond

Superintendent Members

Assistants

Premiums

(h) Other

Total

Administrative Administratio

Expense

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwio
Banks Barrow Barlow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Bnlls

s s White $ 3,420.00 2,580.00 $ 6,000.00

1,247.59 $ 1,500.00$

Ne~o...

. ....

While 3,429.60 1;200:00 4;62960

750.00

370.00

Negro..

. ....

White....

2;580:00 2,580.00

1,489.80

51000 ....

~e~~~ .. 3;420:00 2;40000 5;820:00 763:95 315.00::.

~'i:1~~

. .. 3;60000 3;60000 . 64ii9 . 358:70

Negro

.. ..

.

.

$ 2,615.00 $ . .:i; i6i:70 ..

274.37 $ 75.00

2,807.85

75000

2;866:70

.

3,800.04 .....

176 00 $ 1,235.84 $
106.10 '-i;646:30 ::

100.00 14500

i;09750

184.10 $ 13,232.9
:: .. . .. io;-i38:70
.. ii;095:0 47.79 .. 9;8902

While ~';;;~~

3,230.00 i;44000

2,400.00 5,630.00 .... i,440.00

39060
'600:00

320.00 280.00

Negro

.

. ....

While.........

2,400.00

W'~~~ 3;48667 :i;i20:00 6,606.67

i;56989 i;460:00

60000

310.00

Negro...

. .. .

..

While 4,200.00 :i;04998 7;24998

Negro

.

286.29

250:00

. .

1,800.00 1,920.00

50.00 .

60.00

566.34

100.00 ... '283:35

411.70

9.228.6

:: ..... '4~623:3

5;i2625 :::::.

160.23

i,500.00 542:50 .... 30.00

2;i4737 . . . 37.51 .... 12.901.2
............. .....'9;839:6
25050

2;290:00 ::::: .

65.00

304 34 280:80

10,726.4

White
~';;;~~

3,660.00 2;64000

1.242.00 16,080.00 2.640:00 .. 5,28000

750.00 36000

i;soo:oo i;soo:oo ~e~~~ .. :i;600:oo 2;40000 6,00000 74.00

. ~6i~~ 4;20000

6;000:00

~'i:1~~ ...3,3960.0 00 0 : 0 0 4;26000

. 1,16000

Negro

.

.

10.166.66 15.913.40 5.265.70

. 3,107.75

2,620.05

53,903.5

340.00

. ... 2;270:00

30.00 . . . 646 46 :::::: : : : : :: ... 8; 926 4

360.00

1,800.00

iiooo

702:36 4is:S7 9;465:23.

. 35500

.............. .

... '3,400.00

..... '300:00

...........
10000

853.71 49250 i3;30i:2i

33000

. i,83025 iOOOO586:60227:90 8;494:7

White 4,200.00 3,600.00 7,800.00

210.00

501. 70

~'i:1~~4;i60:oo 3;550:02 7;7io02656.48 235.00

~t~~

3)74:40 .. '900:00

4:674:40

.....

729.54

405 00

Negro

.

. 6,300.06 3,186.54 2,100.00

. 20.00 12200

100.00 50.00
.. .. .. .I.

1,045.00
500.79 2,000.00

1,984.40 60.00

17,841.1
560.79 13,908.04

. ..... 6i4.86 ..... '8;695:80

~;~:~ ~.' 1,16000 2. 8.

6,54o.00i

i2000i

White

3,660.00

2: ,00.0' 00,.0.'.1.' . 6,060.00

...........
lli.99

~egro .

475.001 ,
430.00 .

1
I

2,:l80.00, 1,665001

2,277.06'
30000 ..

10000 5000

662301

2i3.00i 13, 42i. :36

57silil '525971'" Ii :724:iS
. . . . . . . . . . . . I. .

White 3,660.00 1,80000i 5,460.00

WNehgirloe "4;200:00' .3;~0~1 t ,200.00

Negro

White.

2, iOO.OO. 2, iOO.OO

i~~~'
Negro ..
White.
~e~~~

r4,160.00 2;60000
2: 420 0 ioi;ooo

ii:76000 . "3:500:00

i~I;:::::q 6,020.00 0: 70004

1i120 335.00
... '439:65' ..i;ooo:oo :
. 99410i: . 34S00 . 1,200.00 565.00
ssli ili ..
ioooo . 3Z0 00 .

900.00, 5io ii

410.00 43000 ..

450.00 2,I(X},OO! 3;00000i
. 4;4is 00 .. 2,300.00

329693..5555 3,H3.65
8000 ..
..
I

50.00 10000 60.00 iO.OO

650. i9 i;4li3S2 .
25319 410. iO
m61

18080 . i, ili7 76
150

9,661.34 li,933949..5585 9,020563:.1190

20852 "'ii:S74i3

5iO'001 0:8li004 '6:93401i . 63::i5i07

'ZOOO ::. z o o o 3:00000

2,600.00 I, i:J,jOO 2,jO.00 I .tsr 9i

6,Di5.00

z5000 ::.

2,:m. i6 .

Oi .55 1:3, i64.,j2

20.00

20.00

16,338.9i

S~:~ : ~80 i' ~60 While 3,890.00 i'966.60l id,~iiiio

3;660 00' .:31', :.

4,860.00

i:050 00 zjoi;oo ..3;0:iooo 398.00 3ilOO ..

8:06929 . i5000 . 50070 . 8,j2i9' ij7940' z9:05ii7s

i80 00 .

13600 .

.0;58000

White3:9iiOOo" v v i.94i96 1,200.00 63000

9,110 00

zs.oo :;,084.23 .... i:830:50 23,8ii60

Negro .
White 1, i60. 00, 3,300.00
~11~~ . 4: zoo ool' 'i<699:96 ;Nre;gr~o:~.i,760001 :34';6~~:,:.26431!

5,060.00 10,899.96.

. ::~~~1 1,15i48 . ........ I.. 300.00.

6:116.63, . 82500 .. iioo:oo :

2.4i660 12,385.60 3.995.%

195.00 150.00

2000 10000 10000

00004. i ,760.43 1,025. i9

10,6i2.12 4:i3772i ... 37 ;074:50
75i .esl i4:464:2S

White 2, i60.00 "

6 45i 24[ I 100.00 55000 .

,j,2i9.35

~~~~I ~ 4_?-4'~. I'. ~,' :

I:i ,240 001

i:ZOOOO .. ',2448: :.0 :.

0 I: :.

',4,':, 9 :.400'

I NWehgi;: .... 2.,.8.O.5. 0.0[ .... I.,6.4.:.3.. 1.6.il' .'..4.:...1..06:,[:. ii7z53'

00:
v

v i 4 ,

4' 0'
v

~~~~,,::::~ ~~I' ~-.', ~".:9' ::::~ :~I :::::1 ~I .' .' .' ':':'1'4:"

.',11
0 ....

'301 0.00

1
3: 1;jO

s.asz i5

1

~E~~ . ~.9('1:.90: f 3:3iioooi

"062':,i: 6.'1'.

iiOOOOi'
i.. ,

455 00

.:I'" z;i90 0

i:OSS7.~
.
'1
.2.,9.0.0.:0.0....
: 450l

10000
100 001 . ......
50 001 i95001

1,149. i 3 '
4679"~8o21i'
1,618401.
.. 3 :.'8101[ :.. 1:3424:
!

iS240' is;90747 iS9 is . io.5iili 5!1
25, 85i.48 i05:05 . 5,624. Hi i5000 .'\1:43Z7i;

~~~:r' White

z:iiioool l u 0

0000[4:ii50_00_i_' :1,450.00': i:2

~;_'Ii_o_~o_I__:_ 6186il '3000'
iioooo/" ..

1,800.00, .. __:_:_::_:.1_:_::i,06.S_00_1::_:::

I

75 oil'
'1 40 00 .!.. .. . 1.
!

S47 llSI" "'2:30429' 8,3:15.0!

07ii 40

.liii70 .. 7: :ii8 ie

. . . . . . t.

TABLE II~Continued~WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS~PAYMENTS~ADMINISTRATION

I. Expense-s-General Fund

, SYSTEM
Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dooly Dougherty
Douglas Early Echols Effingham Elhert
Emanuel Evans Fannin Fayette Floyd
Forsyth Franklin Fulton

1. ADMINISTRATION

1. Salary of

Superintendent

(a) 'Thoavel (b) Per Diem (c) Salaries of (d) Salaries (e) Attorney (f) Surety (g) Office (h) Other

Total

County or

Total

of

of Beard Administrative of Clerks

Fee

Bond

Supplies Administrative Adrninistration

State

City

Superintendent Members

Assistants

Premiums and Expense Expense

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -~~- -~~-

White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro White

$ 3,660.00

"4;i60:00

... "

... ..

...

3:62000

. 4;i26 70

s ..

3,780.00$ 7,440.00 .i4:40000 .. i8:56000 '4:36500 ... 4:36500
6,310.00 . '9:93000 9:47334 " i3:60004

s
.... ....
.,
'"

1,200.00 .i:50000 .. .574:7i
i:30530 990:09

$ 350.00

.. ... '325.00

..... ....

360:00

3iooo

............ ....

$...........

..... .....

.

.

....
........

.

..... ..

. ....

...

..

.... ...

7,000.08

$....426,,.053530..4612

'6;i0000

...

6:380:00 .8:92250

$ 474.35 .... i;20000

. i:327:26

..

...

.. ........

. .

.

...

$ 200.00 ..... 96460 ........,56.00 .... ...
i3468

$
..

Negro .. .... ... .. ..

...

....

...

... .. .... ....

881.20 i';oi4i2

$...

........... .... 35740

$...

16,578.9 . '72:47i:73

8.54.44 21,,21496419496...71782899

..... .. .. ...... 569: 59 .. .. .. .
...... ......
.. .... . .. ..

...
..

.. i3:6374i 416.72
19,6.4599..8698 ...3.2.,.946 ..17

White 2,926.60 1,800.00 4,726.60

600.00 .50.5.00

3,470.14

76.42 1,746.17

.500.00

11,624.3~

Negro White Negro White

.. 3:66000 .. '2:70000 ... 6;36000 .. '3:62000 ... i:77000 ... .5,390.00 ...

36000 ..... 32000

..... .... ...

62i29 .. . .366:76 .. ....

Negro White

...

3:62000

i;20000 .. 4:82000 .... i:50000 . '4io:00 . . . . .................

...

i:955:00

.. . ...

. ...

2:505:00 ... .. 9670

200.00

293.1.5

ioooo . ..... 616.08

..

....8:3'355i7i64

... ..17: ..... 9:

839.91 73i.57

.. .. 380:00 .... 41.5.00 ...... ..40.00

138.00 ...... , .25:.50 '7:72850

Negro

...

White "3:58670

Negro '" .........

2:52000
......

.....6..1.0..6.70
............

....... 97723 .. ......

.. "48000 ..... . ...

..........,...... .. . ..
....... .....

.. '3:080:00 .... 6000 ...... ...... ..... ....... ....

100.00

..... ..

4678i
. ...

..
...

. .

... ...

,
.

7.53.66
.....

. .... 12: 02.5.40
. ..... .....

White Negro
White Negro
White Negro
White Negro White Negro

2,.540.04 ... 3:660:00
3:62000 3,620...0.0. . . 4:20000 ... .........

4,200.00 ... 2:400: 00 .. .2:00000
2:70000 .. .5:599 92
............

6,740.04 ... .6:060:00
5:62000 ... 6:320:00 .. 9,799.9.2.
.... .... ....

730.90 .. "ii378
. doooo . i:50000 ....
97374 .. ...... ......

440.00

..
...

305.0.0.

34.5.00

... ...2..9.0..0.0.

...... 970:00

.. .. ........

..... .... . ..

.... .. .....

...

.. ......

.... ...

.. .. ...

........ ... .

.. .. .
. ... .....

..........

... .....

4,440.00 . i:500:00 .. '3:42000
....'2..1:..1.9...,44..0.9.8.:0..1.03.

60.00

... "2000

... ... 6.50.00

.............

....... . ......
375:00

..... .. .. .

. ...
. ... .50.00 . . . . .. .50.00
20.00 ..... ioooo
.. .. ..

1,629 ..50 ... 7753 .... 333.6.5 '" i,793.19 .........1.,8.5.5.74

4.330.22 18,370.66

..." ............ .. .. '8;i26:ii

. .. ....2..4.9..10 .. ii:86775

..
.. . ...

.. .. . . . . .
........
. i:oii68

... ..i2; 863: i9 ......26,..5.8..4..21

.. .... ....... ...... . ......

White 3,619.92

Negro White

.. '3:620:00

1,800.00 "2:640:00 ...

5,419.92 6.,.2.6.0...0.0.

... ...

900.00 28ioo

270.00 ..... ......

..

..

'35000

...... ... ............

..

..

3,590.00 '2:700:00

............. 10000

.....

676.39 ..... 141. 79 i2000 190.00

......

946.73 '7:90

.....

11,944.83 10,.0.0.8...9.0.

Negro White Negro

...
...

.3..:5..0.0.0.0.

... iO:62000
...........

... 14,120.00 ...........

.... 3,96.5...0.0. ..... . . . . . ..

,

. .

... ...

. ....
~,OOO.OO
.....

.i6;i4000 ... . .... ......

"45:02333 .. ......

... '7:370:00 ... ....

. .... .ioo:oo .. ..... .....

.. 6;ii323
. .....

.. "20:8i404 ............

.. .ii6:64560 ...........

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones

White 3,050.04 1,320.00
~@~~ 2: 96004 . . . 600:00
Negro .. White. Negro White' '4;i60oo '2;47200
~@~~. 4;i60oo' 3,822.50
Negro.

White 4,160.00 Negro. White 3;66000
~@~~ '4;i6000
Negro. White... Negro .. White 3,420.00 Negro

1,800.00 . 2;400001' '2;400:001

White 3,420.00 3,000.00

Negro White 3;42000 '3;76660

Negro White

2;960:00

2,700.00

~@~~4;i6000 2,400.00

~@~~4jooOO' 2;40000

Negro

White Negro White

2,460.00 3;62000

WNehgirteol' 3,440.00 Negro. White 2;960:00 Negro. White . 3;62000 Negro.

,;,580.00 3,412.50 2,700.00 '2;700:00 . i;62000'

4,160.00 3,324.00

4,370.04 3,56004 . 8,299.92 .. 6,632.00 7,982.50
5,960.001 i;;060:00 6,560.00 2,898.96 5,820.00
6,420.00 7,186.60, 5,660.00 6,,560.00 6,600.00
8,040.00 7,032.50 6,140.00 5,660.00 5,240.00
7,484.00
.5,900.00 6,136.66 5;90000 .

1, !i80.00
2;i7630 . . 84000
1,380.00

340.00' ..... 268:00 : 339 00 .. 8;97996 28000:: . 300.00 ....

3,051,00 .. 8; 595 00 :
3,427.50

178.7.5~
1.50.00
.528.00

30.00

923.38

30.00

190.49

2:97453 .

'20000 "6i973

100.00 "32975

1,.579.8.5 233.5
968:60
si.aol
'ij35:16

12,1.53.02 4,221,88 32,333.31
.i6;624:i3
14,7.54.91

102.10

350.00 ..

1,601, 64

63000 :

i :9i684 . 44000 : .

1,200.00" i;035:oo:

720.00 ..... 368: 60 :

2,466.64 4,823.04

5,499.59 .. :ij4000 ., 7;i6000 .,

100.00 6993.5

2,280.00 .,

106.90 188.00 50.00 100.00 100.00

262. .55 522j8 1,441. 60 . 296:69 . 47642

58393 301.1.5
49096 116.70

14,6.55.16 14,802.66
. is,74844
13,880.96 9:88i 72

975.00

942.06

1,250.00

320.00 ..

i9077

478j5 :

i.ioo.o, ... '35500 :

1:20000
1

315.00

2,285.68

375.00.

563.31

605.00 .,

600.00 960.00

3.55.00 ... 560.00 ..

680.37

470:00 ::

150.00 {
..

2,012.50 5,107.50. 3,233.30 2,250.00 .. 4,708.45

47.00 750.00 300.00

6,627.88 2;925:00 2,9.50.00 . .... 75000 . '3;i90:00 ::

547.50 18350
15250.

60.00 125.00 100.00 50.00 17.50
50.00 105.00 370.00
120.00

2,36.5.33 308.83 33285 . 2i2:i7 . '374j5 .
2,732.46 724.30 67963!
1,111,80 .. 418.82

27.50 99.70 64.08 322 6.5 388.29

12,999.39 14,397.63 10;809.25 10,8.50.06 13,903.49

188.87

20,847.3\1
. i2;659:96 228.60
11,.509.711 .. 9;i94:i0
10,64.5.04

1,800.00
312.2.5 600.00 ii904

260.00 .

2,700.00.

200.00

4.56.84 .

'3i500'

862 . .50

66i:00 :::: ..........

600.00 ..

300:00 ::~::

.

............ ..... 3,166.66.

. 250:00 :

20.00

.....I .5000

. . . . . . . . . .I.

40.00;

'1

. . .1.

637.22 2.5.00 1,20.5.72
775:80
... 2i4:07 .....

SYSTEM

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-ADMINISTRATION I. Expense-General Fund
1. ADMINISTRATION

Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery

White

Negro

White

Negro

White4;iiJO:00

Negro

White 4:iOO:00

Negro

.

White 4,005.00

Negro

2:34000 'i;80000 4,200.00 1,512.00

6,,500.00 5,960.00 8,300.00 . i;;i;i7:oo

White 2,960.00
Negro. White 4,12iJ:70
Negro .......I..
White" " ..... ,. ,. Negro ...

3,630.00 2,700.00
.....I.
..... ..

'30000 86.02
. i:iJilooo . 977:00

"39500 ..............
.sse.oo
315.00 34000

2,686.00 49000 .
4,800.00

265.00

2,975.00.

::::::1:: :

'2::i2iJ70!
I

i7500
6000
I
. . . .I.

75 .

00i

.70:001

401.19

50.00 1,074.90

""".1

78595 ,

.50]..2~::::11:

!16.06 495.96 176..60

12,821.16 785 95
7,450.0.5
iJ:iJ.i9:iJil

Morgan Murray
Muscogec Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding Peach
Pickens Pierce Pike
... Polk Pulaski t-:l
-:J
Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph Richmond Rockdale
Schley Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens

White! Negro .. White

3.620.00 1.753.30 .5:373:3l 3.660.00 ... i;800oo 5.400.00

Negro.

. ........... .

1.200.001 72000

330.00 340.00 .

2.625.00 .... 3;2io:00 .i;ooo:oo

75.00 572.86 20.00 623.93

956.69 11,132.85 '654:84 11.968.77

White 4.126.70 10.873.30

Negro. White

3;62000

. 2:52000

Negro. White

...

3:660:00

..

.2;i0000

Negro. White

3;i5000

Negro White

. 3:42000

2:40000

Negro. White

4.200.00 ..

Negro.

15.000.00 6.140.00 5: 76000 3;i5000 : 5:82000 4;20000 ..

i6328
... 600:00 76960

15.785.86 27.082.46 2.400.00

240:00 ....

'"

'4;iii70

............ ............

..

350:00 :

2.100.00

285:00 ..

4.244.57 ..

29000

1.550.00 67.10

445:00 :

'3:78000

5 70

5.925.67 6.334.24 72.528.23

.5000

4687..1163

. .. , ..............

329.83 ..............

.... ii;i22.ii 8.5898..8136

2500 ......8..7.9.5.2.

'3650 8.620.59

12370

24058 ........8.3.4..00

9.525.38

231. 99

.i, i20:32 700.34

.... 10...57.50.2.0...63.14.

White 3.660.00 3.660.00

Negro White

2;34000 . 2;70000

Negro White

..

.

4; ioo.oo

i:500oo

Negro

White.

Negro.
White 2:58000

3;00000

Negro

7.320.00. 5:04000 5;60000 6.219.96 5.580.00

White 4.160.00

Negro White

. . . .i:40000

...4: i6000 Negro
, White
Negro . 1

White Negro

... 4: 040

OOr

White 4.200.00

Negro White

4;i6000

Negro

2.10000 6,260.00 90000 ... 2,300.00
2:450:00 6:6iooo
i;74000 5.780.00, 8:00000 .1.2...2.0.0...0.0.i .
i:84272 6:00272
...........

1.200.00 900.00 527.16
'5i972

365.00 '3i500: 395:00
.. 27000 :.

66763 324.76 . 39500
900.00 '30000 : 900001 .5000 : i:969201 4:57500 1,096.00 . 38000

3;i4000 ::
1.850.00. 6.680.16 375:00 .. i;74000

7:50000

1.200.00 84.00 .90000 '3;89477 ..
2;369:50 150.00 '24:427:8i .... i:200:00
3:09600

ioooo
50.00 6000
32.00 80.00 . 5000 100.00 48000 4000

464.14 ...........

8.149.14

i;48ij5 :

ii;276j.5

632.00

840.97 10.217.97

. i;ii357 ::

14.965.85

'492:22

527.63

298.04 ..

'3480i

.... ....

.302:4i .,

:::::::1::::: :::::::::

i7i95 201. 05

4;i44 99 i2;i0278
9.852.96

'3:46559 2:00000 57:8i760 234:32 .. .. '799:28 ii:648:32

White Negro.
White Negro. White Negro White Negro.
White Negro

1,950.00 4: i66 67 3:42000 4: i6000 3.620.00

1,800.00 2:79996 . 3:00000 7;03992 2:22500

3,750.00 6:96663 6.420.00 11.199.92 5.845.00

43 73 . i:06723 .,
'i;isi69
''''~I

345.00. . 32500 ...... 2:86670
32500 "50:00 .........
:325:00 : : : : : : :::::: ..
1

1.175.00 26500 .. '5000

30.00 576.13 614.30

2,516.75 .,

65.00 381. 52

........
11.536.54 ............

200.00

2.384...0.6.I.. .... .... ..5.7.0. :.0.0.I. .. ... .5.0...00

....

4;637:40 331173..2260

..
.

191.10 ... 468:53
1,163:43

6.375.96 .. i2;358:39 iO;SS9:9i; '27;623:86
11.839113..2200

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-ADMINISTRATION I. Expense-General Fund
1. ADMINISTRATION

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfiel,1
Wileox Wilke' Wilkin,on Worth
Total Counties
Americus Athens Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

White Negro.
White

4: 160:001 .. 5,600.00 4,056.60 2;i50oo

Negro White

4,160.00 '3:00000

Negro White

... .i:400:00

..

3:60000

Negro White

.,

. .3:620:00

'3:000:00

Negro ...

White 3,620.00 3,766.70

Negro White

2,540.00

'660:00

Negro White

3:47000 .. 2:40000

Negro
White 3:i!58:i5 2;30004

Negro White

....3..,0.0..0..0.0.

2:400:00

Xezro

...........

White Negro . White Negro White Negro. White Negro

4,160.00 3,586.70 3,620.00 8,620.00

1,920.00 '2;66330 '3;60000 'i:50000

White 499,319.59 449,873.83
'"~"l

~,760.00
6,206.60 7,160.00 '5:000:00 6,620.00

1,169 381 636.H 84377 376 95 .
300:00

7,386.70 1,200.00
.:i:2oooo 42000 .

5,870.00 ...... 900:00,

5,558:39

'8335

5:4iJiJOO 1,476.07

6,080.00 6;25000 7:i!2000 5;i2000

916.69 580.00 600:00 1,100.00

993,562.71 125,5:l9.66 .......i.

235 00 .... 690:00

i .. 5:050:811
2,031.25'

~O.OO I,M4.02. 280.00 .. 26000

280.00

4:870.00

250:00

40:00 ..iioo .. i600

525.00 ............... .3:850:00 :...

25000

.. 2:63875' '"
548.09 .i7534
i:2i598

1
77250'

18,13~.21
i:i:5i554

466:80" i4;i68:66

58.51 5:92780

298:95" i3:059:93

25500 .. '345:00

2,652.00.

250 72 . '3000:'

"235:00

. 2;i0624 :.

20000 47896

':i75 00

. i:78i25 . 75 00 100.00 "6ii29

43500 2,244.00 2,303.34 i5iJ:iJO

.3:449:03

1,100.00 '" 293:00

"I'

1 2,462.70

35.00 10000 420.60

. ':i;46670 .. 30750 ioooo 64484

. 30500 8.50.00
74,467.65

... '3;070:00,:
61,::::~1 10:::::::: 66:,:::::1 " 715.00 1,06605 1

7.1.00" '" '420:59 16 :l:::; 166,5,51870.7440
' .500 2,.525.81

1

1,315.44 ia.059.86 .438 io '4;4:i:i: iiJ
9:7902iJ 9,~1.1 "'8:70i:4i

17.7,5 11,132.74

.. iiJ206 65459

ii:79265 i2:5i2:74

1017,,11213.\.1344

2,:J14,091.84 5,42700

\

I

~~~~~ . 4:126:66 2,899.98 7,02664

:l7141

.::2:04 2:580:0r... 1

:wo)

485.02... 20I~:~l lI,iJ9l14

::: White

,

..

.1 ..

~,,oo~ I~::i }~:: ';j:: 7",.,,:::~: n::\ .

~;~;~ ..5:050:00 .... ~:849:981.... 6:89::981::::::::::::: :1::

::::::::::::: ... 3:149:94 ~ ~L

'''9:237:32 :;:;:5;:~;~:~; :
.............. .....i4;299:96

302.01 .1.1.6...5.2.

_ . ..

8,524:44

. .. ~10,1.6_6~.44

1

Calhoun Canton Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown

Chickamauga

cf-e'
:=>

Cochran

Commerce

Cordele

Dalton

Decatur Douglas Dublin Elberton Fitzgerald

Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville.

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-ADMINISTRATION I. Expense-General Fund

1. ADMINISTRATION

1. Sabry of

Superintendent
or- ----~County

Total

(a) Travel (b) Per Diem (c) Salariesof (d) Salaries (e) Attorney

of

of Board Administrative of Clerks

Fee

State

City

Superintendent Members

Assistants

- - - - - - - - - - .--~--------_.- ~---

(f) Surety (g) Office (h) Other

Total

Bond

Supplies Administrative Administra tion

Premiums and Expense Expense

White $ Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro

4,126.60 $ 4;i2670 4;i6000 3,960.00 3;660:00

2,040.00 $ 2,640.00 3;247 :92 3;69000 3;63996

6,166.60 ; 6;766 70 7,407.92 7;650:00 7;299 96

735.00 $. 200.00 800.00 300.00 204.94

$ 1,900.00 $ . .. .. s.
4;:i25 0.0.
2,569.92 2; 77875 4,422:93

50.00 $ 516.56 $ ..

..... ......

20.00

295:85

214.82

...........

43273: : 347.01

...$ "32734
949.82

9,368.16 11,834.89 10,992.66 .ii;i6i:48 13,224.66

White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro White "Negro White Negro

4,700.00

600.02

4;66670 i ;299:96

6,740.00

4;300: 04 i;500:00

4;200:00

6;48338
..

9,366.70
..
"
3,500.00 2,500.00

5,300.02 5;96666 6;740:00 5;800:04
. .. .. .. .. .I.
10,683.38 "
9,366.70
6,000.00

.i;i60:00 3;20670 7;36670

44.67 169.32 94.50 800.00
600.00
...
160.00

860.00 121.20

i388i i;040:04

2,093.50

i;292:00

.,.

1,680.00

2;08000 .. 2,400.00
720.00 3;52:i:34
.. ..

8,316..3.5

3;00000

2;57360

25.00

349.02

20.00

96.53

:::::::::::: ...... i64: 49

'i85:00

41.12 1,532.94

45.00 .. "386:56 .

25.00 1,887.74

159.50 1,227.56

740.00

8,507.54

284: 48

7; 70434

436.36 60.00 278.88

9,190.17 101.12
12,371.36

630.22 .... i6;788:50

944.43

22,000.22

11,868.26

White 3,500.00 4,900.00 8,400.00

60000

Negro White

..

"Negro
White
~pgro,

1.200..00I 3 :20000

7;40000

300.00

6,258.00 i ;68000

1,127.75
74io'
3500

16,385.75

46058 120.00

9.914.68 \55 00

effersou
LaGrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie Newnan
Pelham Quitman Rome Social Circle Tallapoosa
Tallulah Falls Thomaston Thomasville Tifton Toccoa
Trion Valdosta Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder
Total Cities
Grand Total

Whitt" Negro

4, llWJ.OO

~, 100.00

000.00 ....

......1.... ~5U.5u ..

14,X(XI.f>IJ

White Negro .. White
Negro White Negro
White Negro
White Negro ..

3,960.00 6,440.00
.. '9:20000
. ...........
4,i60.oo 1,79000

. .
4,126.70

8,92764 5,32330

10,400.00 '9;200:00
5,950.02
8,927.64 .
9,450.00

1,200.00 ......

2,840.00

152.87

.

14,592.87

25220 .
600.00
389.24

;~~:~11::21~:~5: ::::::~;~o ..
.

......

..............

.. 6;27780 ............

......

141.00 ..

1,980.00 ...

.....

.

3,288.26

.. .. 1,57054 ...... 51500 ... 17;8i5i;4

.. :::::::

1O;4454i i4,1l48.5

.

1,500.00 ...

3,000.00'"

95.00

249:i:i:::::..i4;294:i:i

. ...

White 4,200.00 3,252.00 7,452.00

576.00

. ~t:\~ '4,160002;00670' '6;i6670

. 250.12

Negro

White" "4;20000" 5,574.98 9,77498

206.28

Negro

White

.

Negro . White ..

.. '6;0:i:i40 .. '6;0:i:i40

.

"Negro

1,000.00

2,087.50 2,866.70 ...... 5,394.41

50.00

853.60

35.00

220.91

.............

140.00

:JlO.77

Il,019.10

. ...

398.40

9,937.83

. .....

813.33

17,669.77

.......

. .....

35.00

534.14

1,171.41

White

4,386.66 4,386.66

200.00

25.00

4,6Il.66

Negro .. White

... 6;9i674

......

600.00

.

6,016.90

.

.

866.68

15,057.73

Negro ....

White 4,200.00 3,720.00 7,920.00

Il7,88 ........

5;56500 :::: '"

..... ioo:oo" 1,810.79.:'

15,513.67

Negro

White ...... Negro

. .1:

White 3,500.00 Negro ..
White

7,377.20

6,166.70 7,377.20

24996 552.42

720 00 .....

3,436.70 2,502.20

~~: ~: 303.08'1

105.05 23.00
741. 52

10,98[49 124.03
11,449.49

~l:\~~: .... .. 9:2oooo ... 9,200.00

.....

m. 82

187.1O"iO:5:i5ool 4,457.00 ::::::::::::

10592 1,848.13

4,094.48

30,539.45

.. .. 0t:\~~

4,016.70

:i: 289 88

.....

7,306.58

69560 ....

: : : : : . : :: . i ;4:i2 50

278.45 : : : .. .

. 66 99 ..

768.43

10,54855

~~1~~ "'3;466:70 5,700.00 9,166.70

1,200.00 ::::

i:500:00 2;875.00 ::::

..

550.00

570.45

3,699.70

:i2;56i85

.. 0l:\~~ '4;i60:oo" 2;i06:68' 6;266:68

73180::: .

540.00

10000

594.69

1,000.00

n, i7:i:i:i

~~~~ 4;i60:00 '''3:240:00 7,400.00

300...00

.... i;680:00 ::: :::: .

145.59 ........ 324.50 .. "9,850.09

Negro

,.

White ....... Negro ..

307,939.26

16,618.Il 20,992.79

155,303.64 283,963.12

6,2:31.21

?,013.97 :13,251.15 17715

79,305.86 203.00

White

.

Negro .

........... 1,301,501.97

142,157.77

95,460 44

259,500.97 948,453.81 68,079.62 18,357.78 199,768.89

715.00 1,066 05

5.00 2,70296

186,429.20 1,318.14

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

2. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES-REGULAR PROGRAM (showsgross sal"ies earned)

(a) All Regular Teachers

I

SYS'mM

--.-I:~lellle::y-.Mal:--- 2. E.lelllentarY-=-.-.F:~:--I-~-~-:~SChOOI~~:---1 4. High S:hool--Felllale I

___________ _

__________ =;~:ari~_=~)2_~"_;~~~~~:~i:~~~[~~~~~~==;;~alari~_ ~avel ~~aries_1_ (b) Trav~

~~~~~~r
Teachers

I (b) InstructionaISupervisor.s_

__ ~_

__ _ ~

I

(I) Salaries (2) Travel

.

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
f-' CoO
t>:>
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

White $
Negro White Negro White .. Negro
White Negro
White Negro

23.968.30 s.
6,685.06 . 19,169.70 2,900.00 .

......... $ 1,500.00

42000 . . . .. . .. ... . 425.00 ... 1,800.00 ... 11,324.30

184,503.21 $. ........... $ 61,073.09 87,260.40 30,220.04 26,980.22 ........... 24,251. 44 .... 33,Oj4.54 . 69,958.16. 145,205.91 129,286.33

52,715.30 $ 12,942.94 40,244.60 4,760.70 66,120.10
7,303.94
.'0,384.36 7,300.90 39,618.28
22,500.32

1.240.42$ 49,278.30 $

551.93

8,754.08

4,050.00

17,260.60

600.00

7,210.00

.. 114,913.16 ...........

. 99:i:44

21,908.13

490.60

14,908.50

64631

69,311.22

411.06 20,425.80

513.70 $ 132.35 600.00
.. 7ti:53 17983 298.78 204.48

312,219.23 $ 90,139.45
170,085.30 45,690.74 208,013.48 31,555.38 . 66,836.00. 93,262.99 256,880.50 184,152.29

4,216.70 $
3,466.70 ...
4,200.00

605.55 '700:00

4::iiti7iJ

500.00

.... , .........

3,766.70

524.82

4,004.21

.:i4i:92

White

13,791.80 ..............

Negro ..

WhIte

11,064.02 .. ......... ,.

Negro.

..............

White . '5:650:08 ..............

Negro

2,750.00

White

3,291. 70

Negro

2,691.70

White

8,500.00

Negro

2,750.04

85,642.42
8,399.98 69,308.76 28,275.20 249,216.30 43,251.59 .. 54,957.94. 36,433.78.
175,00102 33,701.36

25,475.51
42,066.90 6,865.06 99,602.50 5,500.00 19,655.10 17,399.87 50,630.00 9,300.12

1,266.03
. 2:40ti:87
2,245.47
672.12 1,108.35 1,271.14

30,273.21
ii;2727:i 3,066.74 60,747.87

224.22 ...........
173.66
752.75

i8:iJtiti74 16,925.20 65,967.00 4,700.04

220.42 ............

. 156,673.19 8,399.98 136,292.93

.........
..... '7:36ti70

. .......
. ...........
405.88

38,207.00

3,466.70 ..............

418,214.97

5,270.04

532.98

51,501.59 ...........

450.00

. 96,643.60
74,558.90

.
.

.
.

..
..

...

................

.............. ..............

. 301,589 .58
50,451.56

. ............. . . ..........

. .........................

Wbite

5,450.00 ..

Negro White -- .... 3:677 :83 ..............

Negro ..

..............

White . i:i:iJ5o:oo ..............

Negro

2,900.00 .........

White

17,611.44 ............

Negro 14,710.88 ........

White

4,493.32 .. , ... ,.

Negro

2,566.70 ......

1,198,300.47

1,020.06 256,394.19

1,095.88 346,408.70

1,101.59

641,510.09

128,041.45

632.30 137,058.69

627.64

55,350.08 30,619.70

..
..

.
.

.
.

.
.

...

.......

...
...

. 18,652.02 . .. . ... .. . . . .

2,466.64

100,037.00 .............. .... '47:645:00

1,190.18

40,734.00

489.88

11,600.00 .............. .............

90,929.09 ...

38,535.94

. ...........

1,915.95

30,381.86

582:3ii

118,186.84

23,333.55

1,072.20

15,871.17

379.09

58,449.60 ..........

29,446.04

343.49

23,577.53

260.69

48,948.20 ..... , ...

9,854.02 .... , .........

15,937.41 . ....

1,809,770.89

55,370.34

3,255.18

907,870.17

18,798.68

630.84

80,146.57

279.17 .. . ...........

30,619.70

3,574.54

500.00

202,146.06 14,500.00

2,125.00 ........8.5...0.0.

179,956.67

4;:iOj:03

499.95

173,553.73

3,950.07

510.81

116,57067 77,306.33

.. .. 4;2iti:6o -- ...... 4i6:70

Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquit
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp

White Negro White
Negro White Negro
White

16,125.96 6,684.27 7,243.40 16,136.60 4,008.32
.......5.,4.6.3...7.1.

..................................................................................................

Negro White Negro

10,788.29 10,262.99 12,827.60

..........................................

White Negro

533.34 ..............

............................

White 42,937.42 ..............

Negro White Negro
White

26,238.60 31,394.04 2,896.70 2,602.52

..............
..........................................

Negro White Negro

3,816.54 16,348.38
35,877 .02

.........................................

White .............. ..............

Negro White

2,866.68 13,267.86

............................

Negro

...... ...... ........

White 14,208.44 ...... ........

Negro White Negro

......3..,0..16.70
1,316.68

.....................................

White ........

..............

Negro 11,208.44 ..............

White
Negro White Negro White
Negro White Negro White
Negro

51,997.31 ..............

5,326.89 ..............

6,898.40 ............

1,533.30 ..............

101,244.65 ..

.....

13,116.34 15,007.01

..
..

.

........,

.
.

..........

14,070.58 ..............

47,991. 60 ..............

11,466.80 ..............

White Negro

3,526.70 1,500.00

.............. ....... ....

White Negro

13,303.37 3,052.10

........

310.02 .....

White Negro White Negro
White Negro

27,967.65 20,881.93 ...... ........ 8,476.50 1,916.70 3,686.66

..............1..,8..6..0.....0..0.. ........................................

222,186.95 ..............

149,524.35 125,884.57 240,080.30 73,329.04 67,649.82 52,473.62
82,783.36 82,358.73 71,135.95

... .................................................... ........ ..... ..... .......... ..... ...................................

79,256.10

2,319.61

28,657.53

1,042.05

50,180.94

1,544.06

43,661.81

1,258.65

36,176.83 12,770.24 .....

4.1. .7..7. 2

37,178.94

1,997.27

22,300 08 32,678.33 25,195.06

.........6.3.0..2..1 . .............

102,405.11 28,203.40 51,261.06 29,572.42 20,459.36 16,471.25 24,045.41 23,355.93 22,006.78 18,488.91

1,283.14 461.99 426.44 560.68 51.33 65.38 727 64 336.42 477.31 83517

423,576.87

214,573 .59

236,540 .47

331,270 .46

134,442 .60

102,420 40

116,422 .88

140,194 29

147,784 128,482

.~~

4,200.03 4,200.03 4,466.70 4,166.70

513.59 480.66 367.91 440.31
. . . .

4,27503499:00

. 75,740.11
42,942.92 239,686.13 100,880.38 217,915.07
3,988.90 69,453.05 24,781.26 982,376.08
715,197.78

.. .......................... ...................................................... .....................8...4..6.. ..............

31,2C4.28 18,370.88 97,796.67
... 63;765:6i
.... ....... 20,883.35 7,546.67 223,016.32 131,642.08

578.48 489.60 2,198.81
Dii:44
...... 990:58 ..............
............ . ............

28,945.12
10,078.24
.... 79,866.89 ..... 57;68589
38,642.81 8,978.64 544,176.81 235,539.17

491. 08 542.53 732.42 .. .... 252:93
.. ..................... .......... .......................

137,492.41 ....

72,424 .17

4;2i670

463,218 .34

4,216.70

127,118 .98

4,233.37

372,324 .98 .

6,885 .60

.

132,580 .77

45,123 .11

1,765,917 59 48,929.40

1,118,256 .05

32,619.60

496:i2 500.10 478.48
5,020.68 3,347.12

9,366.80
15,650.02 185,454.45 34,128.35 220,335.28 12,452.92

.... .................................................... .............. ....... .......

... ...5..,6.96.4.6.
57,708.60 18,348.56 82,867.34 3,768.30

..........................
5,518.12
40961 2,599.71
100.00

333,278.76 . ...... .......

61,919.09

1,964.41

163,351.10 23,758.00 56,12098

........................ ..................

38,115.07 13,309.04 16,821.83

18.20
543.13 467.59

2,869.01 . .... ........

3,016.70 . ....

49,36691

2;i78:82

2,841.70 .....

20,953.76

. i02:26

5,738.20

64.56

133,877.15

498.4~

57,904.79

389.49

12,519.96

269.56

10,156.86

313.29

17,932 .27

21,533 313,494

~4;3i6:66

55,728 341,066

.~~

.

4;46666

25,140 531,537

.~~

26;285:52

261,095 .33 .

50,399 .69 .

95,088 .99

475.00

. 462:95
497.45 636.49
.

364,776.48 . .............

79,993 62 71,115.08 37,064.33

. .

.................

....

..............

122,492.95 13,624.20

.... ...1,.2.0.0...8.7.

26,011.54 3,091.70

.........6.2.2..5..6

94,662.51 18,222.00 19,384.17

.......

....2.7...1....3.0

5,433.40 .. . .. ..

790,922.05 82,398.03 262,903.21 86,056.91 247,773.31
66,772.00

..............
........................................................ .... . ........

....2.2..1.,5.0.0...8.1.
116,519.83 10,199.79
.... .3.7..,4.1.2...9.7.

916.53

.... '3;532:28

........

80.28 .........
.........

325,646.02 ....... .......
91,354.57 14,304.42
.....3..3.,9.2.1... .4.4

79770

. . dog :36

77.04

.

.. ...... .......... .. ..

.. ..

104,360.90 ... ........

78,386.50 ... . ........

139,541.15 50,550.24 162,058.09 125,115.90
40.312.86 54,671.06
75,941.94 56,158.90

.................5...4.0...0...0. ................................. .................................

31,166.64

1,257.20

8,600.00 36,323.08

Uoioo

14,559.44

590.55

47,366.94 39,994.41

.....

2,841. 63
.........

20,858.93

304.39

14,242.86. 28,091.02

.

..

..

.

600:00

5,002.44

600.00

42,253.77

244.25

13,740.00 .

.....

41,204.60

300.20

10,939.89

209.06

32,931.84 ....... .......

39,138.33 .......

22,307.56

i99 :82

14,113.86

195.85

29,255.07

183.93

6,567.06

63.08

635,401 .42

117,166 124,031

.~~



47,122 1,441,027

:~~

95,514 490,526

.~~

124,789 .02

367,099 .32

78,238 .80

.
2;045:85
5;48970
5;ii6:60 .
3,841:30 4,216.84

iZ ... 182,809
102,226

4;oi670 ....

232,623 .42

79,901 .28

275,026 .15

4,716.62

225,130 .57

4,263.02

83,983 91,700

.~~

. i;Oi2:50

135,988 .66

.

72,078 .14

. 198.72 801.10 420 76 459.18 323.20
52257
768.92 617.82 . i20:oo .

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

2. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES-REGULAR PROGRAM (shows gross salaries earned)

l~----- SYSTEM ~=-~==--~_=~=~_(~~l~~~~~eaeh:~~-=-==-~~~~=_~_~=======--

------------1-------------- ,
I, I. Elementary-Male

'
\ 2. Elementary-Female

I 3. High School-Male

I
, 4. High School-Female

_

_

_

_

_

_

--
_

-~~- '-ia-~~-~i-"_-"

-I---.e,t-'2-.-.~-"-:"-~1--~-l-!~-~--"'--I---.e-t-'2-.-.~-"-"~_-(:;)!~~i,,_"_

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_

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rave

l

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(b) InstructionalSupervisors

(I) Salaries

(2) Travel

,

_

Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb
.... Dodge .<.:>.0.
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin

1
\\.'.hitels 23,783.33$.

$ 81,548341$....

.,. $ 33,23334$

400.45$ 22,838.20$

301.511$

Negro

,

White. ..

65,810,00.0081"0".

8

8

,

.

", .. i

'

19,251.30

"6'0'7'.'0'2' .

8,543.84

.20722.

~~h1~~,' 6,150.04 ..iiO;:ii6:i:L:J1~:,t:40:.g8013:4482:i 76,051.8469590' 386;cioi;4i .

Negro

11,860.00. .. ....... , 196,601.921...... . ,.3.5.;,... 1.9.1

1,846.71

65,892,04

1,027.36 319,368.23

White 209,372.21

108511'670'016'00

1

391,636.73

2,367.95 503,80435

1,65356 2,780,218.84

Negro White

8,547.00. 11,193.45..

189,566,05 182,288,59.

288.00'11

63,934.231....

72,203.62

'i:18i:i9

32,70676 60,978.65

1,253.24

295,042 04 330,099.74 .

Negro

17,070101'

84,266.92.

21,715.94.

19,864.59

286.101 143,203.65

$.
4jii;i;4 . 4,216.60 17,900.12 4,900.02

Whitei Negro' White Negro White
Negro White
Negrol White! Xegro

:J,569.86 20.208.56.. 7,849.22.. 6,957.00. 24,119.23.
6,108,29. 7,258.30
27,108.54.. 2,465:J8.

White Negru Whitei

5,450.00. 7,170.00 9,41:3.44..

Negrol White Negro

15,085.48 19,391.64. 19,725.30

White,..............

Negrol
;Y;~;(~j

4,437.57 : 32,880.26.

'11
.. ,
I :J'OO' .00 1
.. ,.,
1'

96,64;).24..
123,720.68 ' ........ 1.2.... 1.0. 574,905.90
:J25,731.63 .. . 140,006.641 ,....

38,194.68' " 133,462.36

600.00 ,

169,105.461.

25,:309.881'

10,808.40.

1

48,567,32 18,850.88 119,115.01 46,776.23 21,530.59
2,967.58 47,761.79
32,76780 20,541:31 2,416.70.

1,562,53 559.10 793.96, 689.:J0'1
4,543.09 1,173.24
60000 ......... 1

105,215.56.

I 53,629.37

2,000.00

72,811.48. 112,983.96

....... I

",750.00.... .

:36,989.01

. i::37508

61,136.82... '1' 186,837.24.............. 137,172.18....

9,744.28 71,7:38.41 18,701.72,

56387 2,455.83
621.52

l 71,239.78

26'389441

1.131.36

38,748.62.

8,659.:J6

27408j

18U~65g"'I'44:5151:3,2: 458 0

56,815.84 12,276.42 15l,059.90[ 77,472.25 69,336.27.
18,9.73.081 47,244,08
31,284.00 5,48758 2,691.70.

538.96 274.82 6770 446.31
..
1,07625 1,10526
259,:35

1
25,16700 . 10,475.00. :J4,457.32

563.9:3

8,21259. 74,18829

7:38.14

15,671.02

37:3,40

:J0,14976

4036

12,251.46

565.44

5 4 , 6 0 3 . 9 1 6 02:77!

210775,,689970..7456 "'4",1'7'5...0'2'1'

85:3,80:3.79

6,750.04

458,072.72

4,586.66

~iUin~ 254,992.73

...

.::::4,216701

15,916.80

191,461.9:3 102,206.48 .,
195,782.74 94,743.04 :355,:349.55 192,265.14 128,95070 .... 64,9:36.53 . :m,88006 :1,05000 .,

2,125.00
i:08997 .
3,750.03 4,216.70 4,216.70

270.72 506.77 1,880.96 444 77
458.:JO 565.56 325.21
500.00
241. 8:3 145.17 521. 07 ,118.18 500.00
1,000.00

Fayette Floyd Forsyth F1'llnklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis

White Negro White Negro White

7,505.84 5,391.68.. 40,814.53 3,553.70 27,779.88

600.00 ..
. . .

73,906.91 47,661.15 385,948.76 41,619.52 138,311.90

.. .. .. .. .. ..

12,614.42

579.95

2,916.70

...... 142,166.95
4UM:h~

1,743,72 629:62

30 476 04

513.29

11:125:19 ..... , .

144,640,25

1,118.85

"40:ii5:7i ......

126,196. 451
7~U~g~
50,126.56 246,407.51

4,450.00

359.4

.. 4;636: 7 0 ' " 40ii;

4,616.70

452.8

..

~I:\~~ 3;06664 :::::::::::::: .. i79:555:79 :::::::::::::: 60;084:52 i;470:49 66;794:68 7i6:883ii:689:oo Ui6:70 500:00

Negro

3,016.70..............

29,700.09

16,898.24

65171

8,125.10..............

58,39184

.

White Negro

31,068.74.............. 1,559,397.27..............

23,451.00

298,228.58..............

404,365.69.............. 65,186.00

533,834.44

2,528,666.14

87,66176.............. 474,527.34

90,300.00 5,700.00

7,578.43 222.32

White

26,919.41

WIi\~~ ...... 2;776:70

Negro
W~eIhi\i~t~e ~I:\~~
Negro

2,100.00 24,973.79 6,350.00 14,518.52
1,466.66 28,989.41
18,032.40

.
55:00
.. .. .. .. .. .. ..

~:~;~ ... 23: i90: 26 : : : : : : : : . : : : : .

White 38,979.22

.

Negro

7,100.00

.

White 36,143.07

300.00

Negro ....

White 79,009.02

..

Negro

439.10

. .....

~:~;~ 23;663:92 .. .. ..

122,126.63..............

41,704.95

1,701.68

25,460.56

483.47 218,396.70

4,216.70

500.00

30:466:78 :::::::::::::: iO:967:40 550:90 .. 20;598:50454:88 65;870:i6 :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::

14,566.77.......

8,448.80

55091

3,679.14

454.87 29,800.49

.

::::::::::.... gUgg~ 416,585.33..............

~99u,1~30U.5t8

l~g:m~g :::::::::::::: ....58;i65:66

,. 963:29

.. ~88U,5:0U5~.38....

i33:70

i;672::i5 .... 67:007:4i

462:73

~62~9U,1~9g5~.0t8

~7:,2~5g9g.9g3~

3I7~5.U2

3g:m2t ::::::::::::. :::::::::::::

66,810.05..............

27,420.64

600.00

8,067.60

126.19 121,056.88

4,216,70

600.()(

84,76134..............

122,527,55..............

351,605.23..............

40,670.68........

211,494.73

300.00

7,583.14.............

413,485.77

22,928.72..............

52,688.62..............

137,393.72..............

31,774.17 24,565.00 174,979.66 11,126.00 52,214.38 10,790.10... 104,464.03
16,360.02 22,533.87

466.27 665.03 4,712.58 496.15 2,151.26
2,420.03
594.20 904,74

49,07857

54.48

17,274.23

93692

117,751.03

2,040.26

10,388.80

249.73

84,983.86

610.74

5,283.40......

97,145.66

365.63

6,138.04...

22,129.14

163.05

24,521.93

431.66

163,134.83..............

181,158.99

3,516.70

690,067.98

5,746.70

70,031.36

750,00

388,198.04

550.00

23,656,64

696,890.14

5,075.74

29,505.86........ ..

91,935,03

209,449.84

3,966.70

43.80 527.90 423.92 452,92
. 750.00
.. . 440.00

White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

21,930.83

.

2,166.70

..

3,419.20

.

20,956.60

.

ii,583.40

.

3,264.93

.

8,382.00

..

3,016.70

.

17,966.69

..

27,302.34

.

25,502.21 ....... 12,191.91
8,778.76 16,325.28 , 16,305.52 4,983.40 3316 70
:3.266 66 . 23 397,86 ...
6394.97

12,00
.. ..
. . .

104,906.18..............

13,74172.............

76,069.20

.....

115,602.56............

157,500.47...........

60,226.07.........

74,722.49.............

32,285.50........... 111,026.20..............

119,431.96..............

35,705.55..............

11,146.80..............

33,486,59

567.93

17,037.08.........

61,990.25

540.08

15,599.22

550.44

32,075.07

57398

14,072.61 55,110.24

524.25 491.06

28,880.82

616.15

26,756.16..............

3,291.70...........

15,581.37

49101

10,349.20,.........

43,729.36

459.48

8,145.77

138.80

21,359.03

399.39

8,880.90 .... '3'8'2'.'4'8' 46,642.02

46,001.04

321.24

295,730.89..........
138.346.46.... ......... 102,188.37............ 76,658.26............ 156,533.46....
~UlU1 ::::::::: ..
67,133.93...... 152,786.01 34,466.95.

70.224.02

620.19

19,231.68...... ...

51,611.37

i,249:78

14,471.27

60000

40,502.44

2,357.83

111;580,70
29.185.35 52,073.32 12,993.21 44,851.08

540.63
22292 821.32 277,25 70413

20,96450

48856'''iii:827:S6''i652s

15,332.20

564.26

13,115.86

362.31

42,522.06

920.47

33.05815

482.11

5,558.40......

8,300.10.............

189,298.72

3,133,40

450.00

30,346,92

..

129,615.30...... ..

.

163,945,44

4,216.60

. 456.8'

269,803.04

4,216.60

354.7

87,925.23

..

137,511.96.................... ..

58,779.96..... 231,618.69 222,553.55

.. ..... 5,175.00 4,216,70

591.60 59.46

.504,198.64....

.. .......

199,190.32

4,358.40

498.4"

216,722,92

.

.

121,325.27

4,101.20

521.00

261.254,46

4,563,30

542,84

~U~U1 ::::: ..... ::::::::

99,77522

"700:00:

..

253,166.66.......... ..

.

54,720.42

.

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES I. Expense-General Fund-Continued
2. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES-REGULAR PROGRAM (shows gross salaries earned)

(aJ All Regular Teachers

l-- ---I. Elel:'::~Male---l~::tarY-Female

3. High se:~=Male--1-4~~lgh S::l-Female -

~~~~~:r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

__ ____________~~ar:_1_~2_~~;=I=;)S.lari;J}b) ~;;]I (a~~~;=-=-~TrJv:-II=(a) S_~;i;=[;~~av:-- __" " " ""__" "

Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison

\\hite$.

s.

,$

Negro 16,554.39...........

White Negro

7,156.06.. 18,469.73..

White

6,733.30.

Negro

2,608.:16

White Negro White.

8,~40.1O ..

Negro

3,016.70.

White

6,:3aa.40

Nearo .

Wliite 12,231.67 .

Negro

5,744.48 ..

White

4.942 70

Negro. .............

White.

Negro

11,alO.08

White

Negro

0,180.14

900001

White Negro
White
Negro White Negro .. White. Negro White Negro

2,97~.06 .
:::130~1 00000 .
5,605.00 ... 2,740.60 .. 19.947.66

... ........ i5;iii78

"i

87,5600 :

I

127,90732$. 167,,522.28.
65,813.99. 86,704.73. 102,928.59. 66.636.21 66,6aJ.,53 . 76,0Ia.80 . a9,375.02. 45,683.60..

,$ 7:l,74874$ 1 45,784.45
30,322.97 21,555.12 27,228.14 22,126.20 26,56,5.00 14,867.40 9,683.34.

44,064.00. 19,539.85 188,686.83 ............ 166,818.00 41,231.60 78,502.03 . 88,309.85 . 107,27287 , .. 42,201.52 . 40,80:311 .
44,181.42 1 28,815.a4 . 153,62a.2~ . 113,00a.24 . 85,74a.95. 3,400.04 77,181. 70 118,208.55 127,258.21. 40,706 74

21,501. 11

9,29a.aO

l 88,768.57
27,754. 8a

1

22,212.48

10,316,571

26,025.24.

13,168.20

12,962.37

4.917.29

17,828.40
~,410.10
83,065.a2 30,959.07 12,553.40

. 25: 989:3i
30,041. 74 58,775.00 8,900.00.

2,25848$ .564.211
616.10 1,758.39 1 1,254.93 1
574.35 481.07 .530.57

:;:1,47087$ :)[,462.35
:13,374.72
27,~40.34
29,596.57 6,608.40 15,739.36
15,32~.22
22,064.10.

2,400.00 180.00
5,091.06
626:32 457.97
633JOI
651.09 567.20
1
968.101
2,004.34 97926 6:]455
1,765.00 60000
1,802.90

26,664.88 . 7,a50.10 65,1.5a.16 a8.229.32 11,149.84 17,018.a4 1.5,117.95
21,04~.50
15,251.aO 0,82a .:30
10,957.50 6,108.40 . 5a,850471
28,a42041 . al: 18502 .
43,892.471 29,720.02 49,728.001
6,693 OO!.

56068$ 48:318 222.64 722.31
:354~6
a97.18 28.50 25914
i ji-:375 403 91. 486. 011 24000..40101 587.88
43~g~1
390.56
1,034.88
~a.58
176.2:]'
554.00 14600 390 ,58

2,57,9!609$ 262,370.86
J37,506.48 J57, 1.50. 62 168,096.49.
98,~,50.70 1O~,44,5.46
115,~40.23 . 71.122.76.
48,700.30

476666$ 4,336.70 4,23".70
v
:3,761UO 4,250.00

lOl,86a.:W

2, 15a.as

a6,36:3.25.
:361, ros. 04

.. -iji670

2a8,950 ..54

a, 766. 70

80,6495,5 . . . . . . . . . . !.

112,49,5.57 ..............

laO, 15a.4,5 .

1.54.021.69

4.2.50.00

71.17~ 68

,59,759.17

8:3,:)0,5 .16 .
44,9a3.84 299,783.90 176, 118.a9 150,370.81
a,400.04 149,382.48. 193,828.09 2a7, 954.69 1\5,05574 .

,5000 4,660.70 4,210.70 4,216.70
4;2i670 4,250.00

51274 49900 5J4."H
v
M)O.OO 75000
2.5000 517 li2 483 ,50
51622
402.7:l 521.58 446.71i
528010.0o0a

Marion McDuffie Mclntosh Meriwether Miller

Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Mnrgau Murray

Musecgec

Newton

f-' 00

Oconee

-'I

Oglethorpe

Paulding

Peueh Pickens Pierce Pike Polk

Pulaski Putnam
l~uitmall
Hahun Handnlph

White. Negro
White Negro White
Negro White Negro White. Negro

,
4:88:1:34' 6,:144.49 . 13,232.16 ..
25000 ... .5,90.5.91 . 18,871.36 17,381.58 .
5:40006

40,761..50

61,058.86 . 96,986.94 ..

i

83.446.47 .

41,182.21

71,772.18 .

la3 . .549.01 ..

150,642.03

84,920.6.5 '...

57,8,50 ..53 .

Whitel' Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

.. :i:i;i:ii6:i :
6,.516 ..56 .. 6,033.40 . 10,029.64 6,660.00.
.5.14670. 3,441.70 .. 35, 7:J532 .

60000

131,351.83 .. 126,898.83 . 73,622.28 99,a46.80.
09,079.82 62,723.09.
86.19.5.72 107,304.70.
135,057.73 . 2,600.00.

:ioooo

White Negro White Negro
I WNehgirteo
White Negro White, Negro!
Whitel. Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White, Negro!
White I
Negro; White: Negro: White!
WNehgirOteI Negro. White Negro

58,285.70. 29,187.12.
21528 .....
195,,050408.4269\ ...... 2.716.70 .. .5,72aOO . fi,812.68 ... 10,168 ..591. .
I
10:80639: . 9,770. fi8 .
fi:12004 .5. .500.00 8,9.50.00 17,240.00 20. a8.5.46 4,175.02.

1,196,914.48.

434,016.41 .

172,779.46

89,.m7I 64,.526.61

I..

400:00

ao, 166. 92 .

65,713.81

...

ze, 137.16 : .

135,204.21 .. 18,082.54.

I,,

1 75,.543.25 .

119,091.98.

113,fi2.5.91 .. 7 ,:l80. JO .

I

12.5,710.20

42.900 00 78,434.a2

............II

.53,876 .56 .. 216,764.62
.50,6.5.5.96.

......i

..

,',j:i340 7,682.44

4zi) 00

12,010 li81.

.. ,

..j
2~:~~Ug!

'1
.. ilOOiJil1

. . . . . . . . . . .1. . ......... .

4,987.541 .. ...........

7,,)78.801 ............

76,291.28 .

79,2.50.12

.53,3.56.8fi 78,082 . .56

.....

18, 64:l.94

28,866.80,

120,.519 8.5

2,46664:f

6:l,4\18.87: .

147.62.5.481 .

1
I
i
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22,275.18 19,061.01 21,.50071 12,9.59.46 24,104.3.5 14,06.5.24 ,54,448.71
36,410.421 28,.527.12
7,276. 261
26.7.50.83 29,663.21 19,239.33 18,801.62 za. 164. 92 8,360.00 30,998.33 31,632.64 26,838.31

1,230.90 504.34 76.586 548.62
2,067 ..58 61368
2,124.67 .57930
1,086.13 541. 74
2,778.32 621.14 563.4.5 59929
2,100.00 52417 593.a6 594.00
1,377.64

i 23,802. 91
13,.548.28, 49,133611 12,112.30, 12,.51.5.541 1.5,162.061 48,938. 74 1 38,899.65 60,139.62
8,2.50.09 .
57,682.24 2,5,328.94 38,412.64 18,269.28 19,36404 8,700.12. 33,249.84 14,329.S6 32,218.08

213,480.79 81,146.19. 67,769.70 14,74.5.87 29,76814 12,260.04 19,591.80 10,178.1.5 55,954.82 9,559.40 ..

7:52970 .512.26 73077 ,514 00 549.5.5
n705

437,491.10 . 182,214.92. 56,969.88
15,718.4.5 3a,648.16
5,9.58.40. 26,637.75
.111 10,407.21 .
:l4, 107 12,750 ..54,.

38.017.64

6.52.85

19,0,56.12

29956

a4,114.42

2,503.02 1

fi,203.40

6fi 296.78

3:i496i

7,71.5.00

64989

Hi,S03.00

383.19

18.1fi8.8fi

51L5fi

62.7fi3.58 14,laa.42

...... 2:4.59.24 1

48,241. 831 28,600.10, . H,724.8fi
2,610.44 .
47,186.87 17,024'00 36,776.98 14, 107 301
f~:MU~1

19,207.58 7,.563.36. 19,960.00 15,847.a8 8,61:l.40
10.416 641
;n~u~1 47,ljli821

.5.:.1.4..6.6.I1
a.57.22i

az. 90.5.271
}U~~~~I

fi26.44,

13, 17U:l]

126001

II,76.5.80:

i.s4t6s2.s9s9:1
;",1
",130.32,

2,566.711' 42,:'88\I;)1
44: 750 67

1.706.18:_~,tlIi

~~U~i
.520341 332 811
116041 :141.29 247.74 18469 374.87

l 8\189,,523884.688 ... ':i:i;ii;70

17.5,2.51.9.5

.533.34 .

122.631.821

.53334 .

80,23572.

107,860.36.

2.58,180.26

244,097.67 "'4jiooo

175,048.39

4,200.0a

79,318.68.

60.5 51
'43470 5,)000

648 74 41.5 11 277.32 395.68 146.79
163.11 20900 621. 79

219,211.96 216,048.8,5
138,631..58 .. 143,447.07 124.78.521'
86 967 38 156,347.06 157,Sl1.60 2:ll,848.87
2,600.00.

67,5.00 . 4,216.69
:i:6562.5
67500 675.00 4,416.70

"46461
4740i
. 54 iiJ 282.211 500.00

17398 217 71 41834
:ii770
120.9:l

1,905,172.07

65,,567.42

726,.564.64

13,739 ..58 .

30.5.8:l8. 00

.5,016.74

136,2.54.46

4,216.70

138,092.al

.51,616 06

4::ii670

118,433.61 .

103,.53.5.20 ..

236,292.71 .

411,392.48 .....

.5,5a.08 438. II
500.00

879 os .. . . .. .I 232.a9,
i. 445 is
384.32 491.17 273.fi7 244.S.J

1fi3,33460. 177,8M.15
201,971.28 16,193.94. 249,908.65.
74,173.21 . 141. .541.66. 104,180.9.5 a.59,734.99. 87,97.5.66.

4;i,OOOO
s.sre.ea
4,4.50.00

59.:H 441.:l6
.50000

:14.26;
,~t~~i sa.ss I
:~:i::~1
. .. .. .I
~~g~:1

128,976051

107,.587.821 ... 475001:'

11.5,.51l1!)t 121l 079 24

4,216 711;

:19:2Ii.5 91l .

2t~:~~U~11 ';'jbllill

2,4(){LlH!.. .

.....

l!:~,499.511. .. ....... '1'

2:l8,4R~5i

4. l!19.87,

H:m ..1li 49:l.20

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES I. Expense-General Fund-Continued
2. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES-REGULAR PROGRAM (shows gross salaries earued)

SYSTEM

1. Elementary-Male (a) Salaries (b) Travel

(a) All Regular Teachers

2. Elementary-Female

3. High School-Male

(a) Salaries (b) Travel (a) Salaries (b) Travel

4. High School-Female (a) Salaries (b) Travel

Total Regular Teachers

(b) Instructional Supervisors

(1) Salaries

(2) Travel

Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas

White $ Negro White
Negro
White .. Negro
White Negro
White Negro

8.558.75 $.. .... .. . .... S 1,220.268.26 S 1.450.00 $

75,550.50 ..... .. .. . .... 592,320.00

250.00

12,466.80 ........

67,889.04

. ..

6,142.56 ... .....

33,133.65 ..

....

20.421.66 .

. ..

2,233.37 ... ........... 17.841.04 ....... .......

1i~:g~Ui""" i8500

13.618.40 ... ....

17,632.28

. iii:27

177,060.12 72,987.67

. .

8.675.10 .. .. .......

63.575.53

.

White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

52.425.33 14.657.23 17.436.09 2.116.70 2.964.05 10.016.74
8.848.78 7.138.48 6.833.40

110.60 ..
. . . .
. . . .

359.433.31

408.43

145.880.45

68.00

:::::::::::::: 122.889.48..............
~U~U~

114.572.64............
86,787.88.............. 133,342.79.............. 32.465.24.............. 93,856.20..............

White

.

Negro

5.175.00

.

White

19.609.00

.

Negro

7.210.00

.

White

3.821.64

.

Negro

8.446.75

.

White

1.746.53

.

Negro

13.050.03

.

White

14.150.12

430.00

Negro

White .... "7;650:00 ::::::::::::::

Negro

18.809.10

.

20,819.78..............

31,014.25..............

169,460.81..............

82.998.00

72.137.23..............

76.215.68

144.507.89..............

80.966.87....... .....

72.561.72

120.00

150.245.77

131.684.79

240.00

149.664.89

400.00

345,351.72$ 82.018.50. 23,147.32
lUg8:~~ 2~:~~U~
18,414.34
28,329.58 14,282.19

731.87$ . ....
440.82
li95:83
i;054:i7 538.84
1.776.01 528.04

419,263.18$ 107,871.03 30,723.39 10.801.60 15,249.00
4~:ig~ 18
30,320.60 28,226.84 8,71504

46.724.80 20.501.93 40.252.71

551.79 413.41 835.74

99.918.95 34.903.27 52,180.63

'23;4i2:4i
27,868.42 36.875.51 16,876.63 27,569.15 9.880.55

i.3liO:00
1,200.00 1,009.29
591.98 876.00 602.50

"20;348:33
11,149.18 27,150.22 3,633.28 9.548.88 26,271.99

16,864.78

635.87

11,497.60

375.76

64,731.00

1.575.57

25,147.00

444.84

42.310.64

989.88

24.943.05

476.47

61.733.01

832.94

26.101.66.............

23.493.50

915.40

16.451.80

1,150.16

72,743.01

1,907.94

30.640.10

557.93

12,570.94 15.182.74 67.969.00 12.435.00
27,358.89 25,628.40 51,771.26
21,867.58 23,737.45 22,638.24 39.839.13 21.926.30

1.640.35 $ 1.997,264.13 $ 46.'360050 . 0000 $.... "2'4'2'.'0'0' 482.69 858,492.72

171.08 134,838.45

675.00 .....

72.73

62.550.64.

.

.

293.33

51,549.89

.

...4io:8i 2~U~U~'" .. 4.666 70'" ... 53393

873.94 240.876.24

4.133.30

447.55

298.23 149,361.88

.

6032

95,836.22

4.216.70

34478

478.78 .
777.25
i7638
227.20 817.45
.. 126.30 301. 48

560.051.99

3,125.00

423.98

216.424.29

3,708.30

50000

234.371 .90

4.216.70

687.06

13.450.02

.

88.059.37.......

..

165.034.18

4.216.70

.. 19~J~g~g 3.74i:70 .. 455.67

I~U~U~ 3;752:ii

49365.

247.16 165.60
770.01 466.04 284.26 434.50 92.06 22.26 270.59 250.07 807.18 360.91

51.138.53 63.410.95 324.115.39
128.700.88 146.902.54
~~g:~~U~

. .
3,258.36
4,250.00 .

.
253.44 569.50
.

4,2ili:1i1i .. 50234

142.008.40

4.216.66

498.28

...... l~g:mb~

Uili:70 353:i1i

254.872.05 222.359.23

4,766.66 4.566.52

577.52 566.62

Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen

Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

Walker

Walton

'Varc

.....
ce

Warren

~

Washington

Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield

Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth

Total Counties

White
Negro White
Negro White
Negro . White ~Cgrol

J

76

,,

54

48

75

..

08 82

1

.

.

25000 ..

4,558.40 ..

37,241.84.

'i:07500:' 2,416.70.

217059,,586135..48541.". . 120,330.20. 41,624.55 ... 40,083381.
72:84894 .: 26,608.60 ..

78,:128. iii

1,9:15.:\4

.13,250221

502.14

34,989.2/,

947.72

9,057. 701

542.82

2.9. ,.9.1.:1. ..5.2.!' . . . . . . .9. .0.7.5.7.

25,171.02

834.41

11,072.52

587.31

6155,,242253.6.9651 49,185.08 10,322.90 19,620.89'
"25:58568 13,.549.14

314.04 149.59 607.29 357.49 168.36
i3872 168.55

428,912. 671' .

I

155,629.15 206,309.56 .

.527721.

66,463.86 127,935.56

. ..

..

..............

i25:65377

3,408.40

54,402.82 ..

NWehgirteoI
White Negro
White. Negro! White' Negro White
Negro

29,873:14 27,545.00 . ,.
4,973.40 .,. 11,195.26 ...
:1,416.70 . 21,603.94
'i,5:990il 15,230.16.

a,474.50

120,594.81 76,000.00 ....
'"""'r67,827.08 ....
58,053.89 .... 89,656.62 .... 100,468.62 ..
ioo:98468 .. .. 81,290.08 ..

51,422.42 21,263.00 38,039.78 1:1,808 301
28,880791 20,:179.:12 35,211.56'
I
'6i:49928! 5,290.08'

2,624.43 540.18
1,297.27
573.90 836.20 610.64
596.131

48,648.92 15,:126.48 42,835.99 16,362.51 20,915. :10 13,096.82 28,042.86
29,430.00 ...
6,671.64 .

379678..:81751 515.45 563.52 :184.78 1 89.12
195.18!

257,504.66 141,043.53 166,:180.27
110190,,303700.. 9567 1 127,249.22
. 1.8. .6.,1.1. 8. ..2..9 .
207,904.08'
108,48196

6,22024 5,118.34
55000 :
:i:95000

White

65, U92 02

Negro

2,291.70.

White

2,842.56 ..

Negro! 10,601. 47

White; 10,161.4:1

: : : 1 Negro
White

Negro

5:56666

White Negro
White

. ~:::~~~:i1

Negro Whitel

7'~bci~1

W~~'ehgh1ri~toe~li .

4,387.53. :1,304.20 . 6,553.32 ..

Negro

:1,179.04.

W~eghritoe!. , 70, il8. 40 .

:196,592.45 .. 47,20:1.92 . 118,799.36 .. 108,736.82. 159,191.32 26,444.4:1 54,754.01 76,125.84 124,171.60 ....
168,844.59 ..
207,226.00. 51,246.00. 21,248.40 . 41,178.87. 58,721.16 . 36,162.30. 91,302.44. 3,616.72 218,344.96

79,888.99 11,287.84.
:11,862.07 :12,341.29
65,590.20

16,055.13 4,7:l:1.40. 46,740.54, :14,097.04'

77,914.00i 1 2 , 3 5 0 0 0 1. 12,248.40 2,866.70. 26,8:11.25 9,984.29 :18,5:12.40

.

.

.

.

97, il2. .......

25

,59,5.45
i, i9525
599.95 1,09988,
602:14
i :40i::i7 482.64
7,000.00
. 91350i
1,:1l2.15 592.95
1,405.78
i. 752::i4

108,:137.25 6,968.28
43,920.55 22,016.29 49,680.05

:1:12.0:1
223.68
87.00 :167.67 606.23

17,86408 ,' 15,336 80,
67,575211 24,810.05

519:14853601 45:1.21

85,262.00 1 11,240.00 9,074.46 2,841.70 ... :U,882.48 18,006.45 . 27,107.30

2,400.00 450.00 166.92
447 ::i2
884.38

ioi. i59 64

i :384:02

....... . ....

650,8:18.19

4,54:150

67,975.42 ..

..

198,706.79

4:20670

174,663.49

3,791.70

':~" "I 286,329.11

!

26,444 .4:1

89,275.56

102,357.00 ....

240,029.28

. 4:2i670 .,

246,372.36

4,216.70

40:l,802.oo
84:41,,025610.o6o8[ .. 46,887.27 .. 12:J,581.89 .. 68,050.19 . 165,785.62 6,795.76 491,071.61

5,06U.001 :1,550.001
:1,999.96 4:903 ::i6

Whitel Negroj White
WNehgirtOeI Negro White
~egrOI
White Negro

:1,091.70 12,200.14 . 5,566.70 .. , 10,131.74 .. 13,200.06 5,536.40. 20,888.89 23,798.86 .
2,260,862.49 1,333,392.84

200.00

90,216.58 52,263.58

.......

72,793.37 ...
112,339.36 . ..

8:J,091.06 .

73,600.54 .

156,051.09 .....

177,489.35 . ....

12,212.24 27,613,953.43 12.00 13,646,875.94

7,310.13 1,006.00

56,1842:1 19,830.23 27,351. 09 21,633.33 23,602.50 22,102.38 43,806.78 14,118.18
8,762,684.08 2,709,384.881

2,202 46
656 70 1,373.58 1,049.07 1,22205
578.14 1,970.11
647.17

43,908.96 4,775.04
46,021.91
18,778.90,
3~:~~U~i.
49,065.86 10,536.94

216,383551 9,748,284.39 55,785.01 2,885,617.12

440.63
404.93 :169.13 43210
602.95 164.14

196,244.56 .
89,725691 153,511.58 , 164,301.53 1 157,75633 ,1 107,854.20, 272,385.68! 226,754.641

69,097.43 48,690,787. 741 28,723.66 20,660,797.45

3:76670
3,516.70 4,216.70, 4,216.701 4,320.79
720.00
583,984.74 561,453.49

.. 4i848
874.5a 870.76
500.00 595.6'1 :18358 457.32 500.00
284.06 454.78 500.00 500.00
267.11 556: 76
466. U2 359.07 410.79 500.00 342.56
47,595.98 36,772.00

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES I. Expense-General Fund-Continued
2. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES-REGULAR PROGRAM (shows gross salaries earned)

SYSTEM

I.Elementary-Male

(a) All Regular Teachers

I 2. Elementary-Female

3. Higb School-Male

4. High School-Female

Total Regular Teachers

(b) Instructional Supervisers

(1) Salaries

(2) Travel

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen
..... Buford
0"'" Calhoun Canton Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown
Chickamauga Cochran Commerce Cordele Dalton
Decatur Dublin

(a) Salaries

(b) Travel

(a) Salaries

(b) Travel

(a) Salaries

-

(b)
-

Travel
---

(a) Salaries
----

-

(b) Travel
----

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

s White
Negro

$....... 3,

43754

$... ........ ...... ... ...

$

78,918.28 $ ..

... $

69,897.94 ..... .......

36,950.08 10,280.06

$........

. .

.... ....

..., ....

s. 36,234.61 .. .
31,022.15 . ...

....

... .. .

$

152,102.97 114,637.69

s......

.75000

s. . ...
.......

White

66, 456.72 .... .. ...... 4,659,786.62 ... ...... .. ,

Negro
White. Negro

142, 542.74
..........

..... .....

.. ............

..............

2,127,490.10 53,705.55

....

.

4isoo

33,299.34 ..... .. ...

White Negro
White Negro

...............
3,

... ... 344: 97

I, 950.03

........................................................

....

42,439.26
.36:633:56
11,8.50.12

............. ............
......................

1,011,058.77 ...........

1,716,262.06 .....

7,453,564.17

44,358.74

1,02 2.60

437,409.59 54,499.82 14,112.10 16,709.40
..... S;i04: 9S
4,082.03

..................................... ......................................................

647,366.16 26,476.01 14,814.78
..... 27,626.70
17,994.24 5,080.90

..... 70670 .............................................

3,354,808.59 135,806.08 62,226.22 86,775.36
.... 66:07775 22,963.08

2,;,901.26
... .. .... . ....
... . .... ...... .....
.... . ... .. .. .
. .....
... . ....... ,

693.55

..........
...

....
.".'.".

.

...........

............. .......

White Negro. White. Negro
White Negro
White Negro White Negro.

5, 1.6..0..0.4.
2; 26670
7, 942.72

.......................................... ............................

2, 4,

956.70 951. 70

............................

2, 819.72 19, 580.00
.....

................ ........... ....... .... .. ,

51,962.36 11 ,593.88 45,145.40 2,586.64 104,349.24 40,406.05 99,732.80
27,890.31 107,850.00
23,420.00

........................... . . . . . . . . ....

... .... iooo

... ....
.... ..

..

.........

..........................

..
..

.. ..

. .

....

21,159.91 4,088.60
20,430.22
'32;429:33
21,654.30 27,555.65 3,933.79 42,045.00 18,521. 00

. ... ....

........

.. ..

..4..1.6..2.6 .......

. . 675:45 .............................,.......................

26,973.05

15.39

10,912.32 56,522.72
2,836.70

...... 6i7:60 .. . ......

34,310.72

15 92

30,827.68

366.92

41,251.89 . .......

22,004.47 85,378.00 12,990.00

..
..

. ...

.. . . . . . .. .....

10.5,270.75 27,011.06 122,715.94

..... .
... .. ..

..
..

........

.. .. .....

.......

. .

............

.. .. ..

.. ..
..

7,690.04 179,057.93
96,887.10 173,492.04

. ... . ....

.... ....
.....

... ... ....

... ............

... . ... ........... .................. ..

56,648.29 254,853.00 54,931.00

. ... i;9ii7i ......... .....

.. ....
..... ... 1..00..00

White.

.... ...........

'3: Negro.
White

.............. .. 800.04 ..... .........

Negro
White Negro
White Negro
White Negro

.......5.,
3.

564.98
ioo:oo

6, 166.72

3, 058.33

19, 483.56
......

. .. .. ....................

...........

............................

.................

..... ....

28,908 ..56
37;23i;03
11,617.56

...................................................

63,929.30 ............

...

,

7,225.06
.i2:400:33

......................
564.34

7,015.54 29,709 84

...

..

...5..1.0..4.6.

18,218.92 ....
..... 33;024:50 6,140.00 . , ... ,
23,978.50

. is:42 .......
.......

54,352.54
.. "S7:04366
30,848.54 117,617.64

.. . . ...
........ ...

......

,
.

....
..

. .......

.......

. .

......

.... .. ..... .... .. .. . .................... .... . ......

11.950.00 87,467.00
74,798.38

. .

........
... .

... ... ...

..
.. .....,.

246,379.64 ..

......

26,005.30

....

3.250.09 25,004.14 11,066.80

...............................

59,622 98 ..... . .......

4,790.08 ..... .... ....

2,950.00 .. .

27,064.20 24.475.18 .53,809.73

.... ..........

.. ..

. .
,

...........
......

14,972.06 .. . .... . ...

21,250.00 '" 145,702.06

4,033.37

517.88

113.39869 379,29.5.91 45,767.44

4,258.33
. ...... ......

.................4..2...1.34

White Negro
White Negro

.......3., ........

7.7..8..3.8.
......

............ ..
..........................................

. 232,931.14

50.00

59,384.04 109,472.21

.. ...................

70,821.40 .... ....

86,946.50

195.82

12.775.44 26,809.04 26,441.39

... .................. ... ................

112,405.60 ... . ... ...

25.700.56 ... . ...

52,536.55

146.15

21,085.20

80.84

432,.;29 06

5,206.70

509.18

101,638.42 ... .. .. . ...... ...... . ...

188,963.9.5 118,428.83

.............

. .

.. ..........

.....................

Fitzgerald Gainesville Hogansville
Jefferson LaGrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie
Newnan Pelham Quitman Rome
..... Tallapoosa .o.j.:.>. .
Tallulah Falls Thomaston Thomasville Toc00a Trion
Valdosta Vidalia Waycros,<:; West Point Wind"r
Tot.alCities
Grand Total

White Negro White Negro White Negro
White. Negro. White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

4,108.36 .
3,048.2O.

...
.. .

.

.

.

.

.

.

2,720.00 ...... .. ......

6,100.00 ..............

7,145.95 ... .. .... .....

5,853.40 ... .....

89,176.81 48,372.76

:

...
.

.

.

.

.

.

184,633.68 .. ........

.19,250.60.

64.427.79 .. .... .... .. .

28,816.98 .

........ ......

17,111.32. .. ...... ....

8;60000

.........

14,920.00 4,555.00

. . . . . . . . . ... '.".

5,333.34 303,955.71

. ...

142,541.60 ..... . ...

335,642.88 ...

6,990.66 ..... .....

39,279.99 ....

82,039.53

.

;;:6i7:06:
452.7 O.

................

.....
125,448.14 83,094.00.

. ...

28,856.80

213.66

7,372.60 39,698.34.

.... 194.37

9,448.92 22,195.68

. ......

452:5i

10,717.53

259.44

13,334.72 . ....

2,466.64 ..

39,120.00 . ..... . ...

20,300.00 ........

70,026.90 ..

19,759.39. 20,308.56

57738

ii2:520'09 '2;26529

32,316.10

493.75

61,455.88 18,518.18 61,216.15 17,737.08 28,6H.71
6,445.24

116.67 169.42 714.23 3823 230.77
11685

183,928.18. .. ,. .. ... . .... .... .....

77,675.53 288,982.40 92,574.83 123,100.41
52,209.44

............................................................

.. ....... . ...
...... .. ......
......
.....................

11,166.80 2,566.70

.

... ....

..

.

..

92,660.00 16,720.56

. .......

. ...

41,612.84.

.... ..........

10,366.68
444,335.71 194,482.16

. ... . ....

4;25000

... . ... .32266

104,081. 90 . .. .....

514,306.68

6,960.00. ........

23,040.93 ..
38,2.>7.91 ... ii3:83i:08
26,913 26

...... '8872
. 72533
436.51

....

89,070.97 141,272.10.
360,406.99 . 143,70632.

..

.

..

4,955.0..0..
. .

....................

...

White Negro White Negro.
White
~h~~~
Negro White .. Negro.

4,708.5O. 3,141.7O.

.....

6,283.40 ....
:i:!li670

...

.. ,.

4,803.7O. ...

10,963.36

14,559.60: .

.....

White ...

....

Negro. White

27;32608

Negro

5 , 3 5 0 . 00 :

White

49666 ..

Negro

2,591. 70 .. ....

White

5,026.1 5

Negro

....

White ..

...

Negro.

107,474.58
64,190.89 ...
62,352.88 ., 58,722.91 52,177.84 46.408.90 :. 340,139.99 . 90,753.81 70,148.78 15,125.06 .:
3,391.70.
.i88;i00:00 :.
22,562.84 . 158,8.16.24 78,700.99 91, 912 07 32,474.45 .: 66,067.70
6,.>57.40 .

450.00

44,320.78

489.06

61.303.88

225.00

. ...

2,600.00. .... 19,467.60

57882

4,85302. 30.434.84

26787

9,76010

484.23

9,452.80

178.67

16,439.20

811.55

22,916.97

71.99

15,03520

13.90

10,661.00

209.17

57,272.31 .... ......

103,609.80

"',.

...

8,978.36

., ..
...

.... ...

...... ..

33,054.9

7. .

.

.

.

.

.

.

.... ..... ..

..

10,151. 96

424.14

10,511.94

'78:30700

:

...

. .

...

58,238.59

'4259

20,74068. 36,773.11

79 20

10,65000 .. , 57,01495

21,39030 .. ...

46,000.53 ..

32,042.00.

.....

35,667.81

5477
.........

7,991.70 .....

...

25,215.40 ........

.......

i9048

9,425.00 22,677.10 . ....

... 247.64
... ....
12850
86.48 96.18 11.34 . .......

218,971.80 74,78561

. .4. ,.5.1.6. ..6.0.

287.08

119,385.41 .....

78,598.71 ... , .... ..... ......

96,334.25 ......... ..... ..

77,131.87 ...
.> 11, 985 .46

"4:;;6378

......

99:08

147,346.74 70,148.78

... '
.

.........., .

. ..... ..... .. .

15,125.06 . .... ...

.... ....

24,727.38 ..... .. . ... .. ... ,.

.. .

35i: 97i67 .. 59,303.52 253.391. 25

. ..
.. ... ...
2,464.96

.... ... '4857

148,683.52

1,643.30

32.38

164,734.51

49,987.33 114,216.79

.. ,
...

.' ". . . .

....

. . . . . . ...

6,557.40 . . ....

White Negro
White. Negro White. Negro
Whhe Negro .. White;. Negro

8,147.5O. ....... ,

4.5 0

..~: 545 90

..... .......

2:903:20

.

..

.

.

. .

. .

. .

.....

.
'

.
"

3,416.00 ......

;':oouiu ... ....

247,458.68

10.11

128,390.73 ....

. ...

78,526.89 ..

36,975.40 . , . . . .

. 212,083.48 ....

106,229 ..>4
.... 74,683.00

.........

...

..

61,227.41l 7,808.44

.......

43.300.00

925.37

69,909.25

21, 099.50 16,200.00 ..

. . .3. 1. .4.0.7

58,790 90 .. 28,241. 65

6219

9,698.94 .

10,572.24

129.29

51,069.71

73,760.04 . ... ........

13,223.77 .. . ...

49,638.89

29,927 05 .... ..

...... :14,37238

.................

3,458.36 ..... , ...

21,700.00. . ....
26,855.31
6,173.82

i4760
11112

369,750.91 208,599.70 123,030.73
62,921. 77 . 336,913.23 171,995.40 129,726.05 .
iZ2 :60Z78
25,551.84 .

4,750.00

281. 51

4,2.5..0.00

312.98 ...... ....

....

7.50:00 ... .. . ....

. ... .. .

..

White Negro

239,917.1Il ... ..... ... 1l,103,884.13 255,740.48 ... .. ....... 3,704,601.69 ..

1,03547

580 64

, .... 2'385195',778.81 1

7,7li7.62 :1,524,227.56 :1,361.93 1,234,393.28

4,64451 15,241,057.12 1,933.20 6,015,809.39

78,765.86 46,757.89

2,865.9tJ 1,782.91

White 2,500,779.68 Negro 1,589,133.32,

12,212.24 36,717,837.5li 12.00 17,351,477.63

8,34560 11,122,26472 1,006.00 3,525.163.69

224,151.17 13,272,511.95 59,146 94 4,120,010.40

73,741. 94 63,931,844.86 30,656.86 26.676.60684

662,750.601 408.211.381

50,461.88 38,554.91

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

2. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE-REGULAR PROGRAM-Continued

SYSTEM

(c) Non-Teaching Principals

J. Salaries

2. Travel

(d) Visiting Teachers

(e) Supplies (!) Libraries (g) Employers' (h) Local

(i) Other

Total

and Materials

(books,

Contributicn System's

Expense

Instructiona

Used in

magazines, to Teachers Payments of Instruction Services

J. Salaries

2. Travel

Instruction supplies. etc.) Retirement of Pensions

Regular

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

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-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Program ---

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin

White $ Negro White
"Negro White
Negro
White Negro White Negro

15,401.54 $ 5,856.70 4,800.00
io;iloooo .:
9,04288 3,766.70. 19,600.10 8,783.32.

2,840 .90 .
600 .00
.il05 .70
'2'5'3' .39 ...

$ ...
....

3,891.84$ .... .....
. . . . . . ..

...

657.20 ..........
600.00

. . :i;i9i jo "2;45iljil

... . ..

.. ....

900.00
iloo.oo

.... '4;:iililjo .. .. ..

., ... .. .....

...

276.49
...... ., .

$ 6,811.63$

2,270.54

..

..

3,874.58
i;:i9il 44

...

......

...

...

3,944.91
i, 000 00 ....

355.38

886.12 29537 1,409 .86
i, i05: i5 .i;27il.il3
72500
593.41

s
...

. . .2,554.53
1,160.20 234.60
i.ssa. iil . 2;il37.47
2,837.46

$.

.... ..

....
. ..

.......

,$

1,933.72 $ 330.42

. .....
..:.. . . .

... . . . . .
...... ... ., .

..

.ili i25

....
... .......

..

. ..

2,900.00 734.65

352,01 8.96
102,35 9.18
187,42 9 9 4 45,92 5.34 230,12 3.47 31,55 5.38 86,75 9.33 101,32 1.21 288,83 9.65
201,70 2.64

...f-'
l-~

Banks Barrow Bartow Hen Hill

White. Negro White Negro White Negro White

.5;:i:iO.00 ..
4,106.00 .

...

.... .......
... 4;483:40

...............

. . .... 542: 70

....

... ...

..' 3,650.04
..... 3;37504

...
.,

"i:oi05iJ
......... 255.93

....

1,660.72

909.75

2ilil:80 .8;785:89 .

83.63

4,392.94

2,282.57 .....

.......
. .... .'7ii

i7

79315
i:05724
327.50

.. .... .. ....,........

..
........

.

. ....

1,146.65
:i:i4 ii

4,220.96
i;:iiiiloo ..

.

... ... ...

... ..........

..

.... . '2;ioil09

161,18 3.46 8,39 9.98
159,535.65 46,47 7.77 440,51 2.06 56,05 7.59 104,48 9.83

Berrien

Negro White Negro

10,01674

1,200

.00

. '3:325:oil ....... .. . ....

...

511.79

..4: 7i4 i7 ... .... .i3054
500.00 ....

2:il5062 '2;il45:00

5;947i4

74,55 8.90 :132,930.64
50,95 1.56

Bibb Hleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

White Negro
White.
Negro. White Negro White Negro
White Negro .

163,614.74 67,660.38.

350 .00

3,08750

274.14

36,02100

..
... ...... ....

2,991.50 279.17
2; i25:oo

........2.7.4..9.9. .. ... .'499 oil

19,754.19
..... 640 001
1,450.01

... .. 2:450:07 ., . ... 84002

87.50 3,622.91

......

... ... .......2.,8.6.5...1..0

., .....
......

'"
512.36 .....

714.45
3,622.55 2,022.15

598.38

52,688.32 .....

33,741.79

325.47

2S,658.47 . .. .....

9,68100

:157.90 30.48
1,15308

777 .99
i;ilil:iil7

..
... ...

.
.,

...

....

. .

.....
.....

589.57
]
. '5i9i31

250.00 ... ..

... ..... .....

51.88

723.27

2,102.36 ..... .......

368.67

:127 .31 770.70

. ...

.i:277 :79

... . ..

.... ...... . ......

....

112.50

198.06. .... ........

.... ..... . .... ........

2,158,772.28 1,056,645.69
83,07 0.37 34,72 4.72
211,76 6.21
14,889.38 194,76 3.95 179,056.37 131,68 0.97 84,15.9.84

Bulloch Burke Butts

White Negro White Negro White Negro

25,38158 10,28494 .
6,966.62 . 5,832.16 ....
.

4,200.03

514.24

:i;5iil:70

....... 604.23

......

... ...

...2:~~2:601.::::... 13812[

3,64064 2,100.00
2,000.00 2,000.00 4,836.28
1,397.22

9,346.00

5,807.76

11,571.52

:l,OOO.28 1,600.00

.....

4;03720

. ..... .....

7,387.50

1,000.00 511.19

.....

.2:2ili

.es

... 337 121.. ::

'9"30

216.49 .......... . ...

161.21 ....

1

488,75 2.26 234,63 9.50 267,48 7.3:l :144,709.63 145,11 8.89 104,195.32

Calhoun Camden Candler

White .. Negro ..
White Negro
White Negro .,

1
450.00 . 360.00 .. 6,041.62

.. . 's4i8

2,670.87 3,590.03 3,516.62

450.00 500.00 500.00

1,720.88 1,406.30 4,363.71
385.16 207.79

1'::i~~il

881.33 .. ........I

831. 81

.......

824.11

2,842.25

421.10 . . . . . . . . . . . . .

1,119.07

1,872.89

104.94

.............

1,252.80 469.23
467.80 68.00 1,017 .49 433.45

124,438.85 143,880.44 160,822.04 134,105.82 151,999.44
77,883.17

Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee

White Negro. ,
White Negro].
White Negro. White . Negro White .. Negro.

4,946.70 .2i;i'S6 76 :
10,600.03 i3S;92704 69,579.46

500.00
24:62984 16,676.08

2,818.00
3,916.70
836.00 417.99 2,667.68 1,318.70 90.00 .

460.20
49i :46
75.18 37.59 385.97 237.50

6,968.33 256.85
7,464.29 ..
"3;9S3: ii 1,161.11 29,532.89 19,688.60 54.00 12.50 ..

783.30

3,910.07 .

297.46 ..............

3,339.69

.. 962:3s
17523 21,322.24: . 14,214.83
13614

1,714.13 .... 633.99
70,214.24
46,809.49 59798 ... 213.01 ..

2,302.79 85.59 158.84
784.23 248.35 94,961.04 63,307.36

490,124.53 132,470.73 409,452.72
6,885.60 152,005.80 47,797.37 2,199,508.61 1,386,054.79 18,810.39
21,758.91

Chattooga

White

8,588.34

Negro ...

1,180.00

1,626.70

900.00

993.78 6096 ..

1,400.00

2,789.46 .. . . . . . . . . .. .

1,205.28 75.00

336,957.93 55,864.18

Cherokee

White .. Negro.

.............

868.831

929.70 136.11

i:0946il 141.19

3:84500 ... 13 76 .

1,768.40 36687

354.537.49 25.79861

Clarke

White

34:39306 . :

8,406.66

569401

20,294.06 .

19,387.66 '6:50i48

43,320.69 691.332.89

Negro

5,400.00.

266,495.33

Clay

White. ..

i :47220

107.52

93885

221.28

87,552

'49i:66

54.506.72

......
~

Clayton

Negro .. White ..

4;oiil70

1,000.00

89500 4,935.87

89.91 600.00 . ... iO:304il3

160.84 3,637.50

96 709 74 659 896.12

CoO

Clinch

Negro. White

4: 82il70

'2:04585

i9872

511.32 .. 3,472.32

87899 . . i:il4242 :.

i:sili74

117.678.03 140.903.06

Negro

4,536.70.

737.38

272.20.

52,669.01

Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia Cook

White Negro .. White Negro
White. Negro ." White
Negro .
White .. Negro .

92,975.60
3:iloooo 3,899.97

7,860.00 .

3,466.60 2: 76il 70 5,325.00 3;9iil70

261. 70 528i8 462.52 539.63 501.34

8,532.13 ..
i5:275i4 5,091. 71 3,710.45
" '3;i7085 1,585.41 . 3,392.24 1,695.86

12,873.08

24,397.96

9,679.60 850.00
2,414.49

. '4:2i2:30 :.
1.404.10 4,817.66.

i;i7876
867:87 433 93 .

2:oi500 :.
1. 697.93 2,501. 59

13,803.33 '9:9i5:50 . i5570 ..... i3:449 00
. 448:00
83570 301.40

1,608,022.36 95,514.37 542,740.94 136,190.50 399,020.62 82,778.84 195,486.70 110,049.11 244.638.86
82,332.47

Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson Decatur

White ..

3,683.32

Negro.

White ...

'i:50006

Negro ..

... . .............

White ..

Negro ..

White

5: 94445

. i275ii

Negro

White ...........

Negro. :

White

iil:899 90 . "30000

2:06il:66

Negro

.5,066.66 ..

50436 iilil76

9,553.79 3,995.08 2,512.09
707.36 1,910.98

2,371.27 1,463.79
279.77
162.48

. 22S00

624.58

.2;i0983

293:32

4i59i

7,105:91 ............

. i:87042
.............

ilil5:32 :: 46851 . ... 1,135.60.

.. i: 703:39

33353 .:

5,473.77

2,271.17

2.373.17 1,398.02 5,056.42
'2il89 1,142.69
585.00 180.00
'3720i

298,997.60 236,868.30 94.163.98
9U7098 139.035 24 72,105.03 173,020.39
5.685.00 99,606.94
428.169.52 329,158.26

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS--INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES

- - - - - - - " -_. - - - - , - - - -

.

"__1_._~~p~nse-=-Ge~er~l Fu~d-C()nt~~ued _.~

._

2. I:-lSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE--REGULAR PROGRAM-Continued

-(~~:-;:a~hing ;lI:c~;)::-T--(d~~:i~:;e:~her:-- (e) Supplies I (I) Llbrar~e~-~E~;~~y~:'--(~)- LOC~ '-II-;;)-~~~:r

To~~

- - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - ---~---- sud Materials (hooks,

Contribution System's

Expense

Instructional

I 1. Salaries

2. Travel

1. Salaries

2. Travel

Used III

magazines, to Teachers

Instruction supplies, etc.) Retirement

Payments of Pensions

I of Instruetlon

Services Regular

System

Program

-----------------------------------------------------------------------

DcKalh Dodge Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early

White $ Negro White Negro", White" Negro White
Negro White Negro White
Negro

.

s

$ 4,959 01 $

294 98 $

"""

, ,"""""""

"","'"

"6,500:00":

3,566,66"

40926

""""","," ,",",",,","'"

3,066"70"

37266

,,", 40,714"88""'''"''42500"

,",",," ","",",",""""

4,444jO'

358"54

28,002"55, 6,010"02

2,410"02 ,

5,691.60 "",500:00 "2:46662'

35000

5,066" 70

68.69643 $

s.

30,708"68

28,017"60

6,733"61

72647

:1,366"81

363"38

3,274,77

1,592"11

395"59"," 11,749,75"

7,833"18" ",,""","""

321,69

2,409:69

,,"

,

'i3,59359" """"2;i9iji:

$
78,8n57 " 2,357"02" 1,178,51 """ 2,322"76"
,",," i8:86854
12,579"04"" 3,167,82"

$

S 2,873,9,1034

24,739,86 462,730".14

1,44594 351,838"70

250"00 152,880"43

335"21 218,661,96

, ,"""," 5:32U7

180,919"37 943,007,37

58"12 511,457A8

2,170"87 26v,072.82

,

68,653,65

"2:975:00 270,OlU9

234"00 272,56L 70

Echols Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans

White, " Negro. White
Negro White
Negro" White Negro
White Negro

5:37003 :
...........
"i2j8336 :

"6: 7 6 6 7 0 5,066,70

90000

""
2,125"00
""
3,600.03

24i83 3345i

3:i9i64

42474

45000 "" '4774

4,354"24 1,041" 16
321,95 200"00 1,2KOO
' ij2647 75246

4K18 9413
,334 04 273"00 600"00 253"57 346"50 206,02 "

538"75 ,
20A9 "" L008.28 ,
504"14 "" 1,439Al
804"60 " 1,654"96 "",
82748 , 1,263.62 "

30"70
," "i7677i
59867 1,663"77
179"67 11,754" 19
"I' ," i;i,56i6 295.19

60,00L37 17,cn58
199,293"53 103,509"29 211,973" 67 100,271 Al
389,893"32 198,062"89 141,107,89
71,256.90

Fannin Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

White

24,440,00 "

Negro.

White

5,146,60

Negro

3,375"00

White

15,750"10

Negro.

White" "

Negro.

White"

Negro]

WNehgirtoel

,., 229:46409 37,328"00

97000 12,410"00

3,708.30 3:5i662

1,000"00 . i740i

2:79728

38i6i

...........

""
i5:652:00

,

i:6i246

1,38678 2500 867A8 59716
4,186" 94 134"26
2,604"00
"3:85062
' 42:800 iii 8,5,19"231

1,473.25
, i7589 150"40 "
2,025.58 34.68 ",
1,43L02
2:880:00
28:.5i660 .: 5,703"30

2:23894
12,4.\2 831 2,034 72
"l: 494
2,

2,119"19
,5;69220 20,539. ,10

356,724"21 3,07.100
144,095" 40 71,21728
764,757"87 75,904.51
252,477"25

' 709:78 326,340"72 58,391,84
i9i;269 i41 3,148,269"02 31,805,59 563,845" 78

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady

White
Negro .. White Negro
White Negro White Negro
White. Negro

10,416.70 . ...
40:579 so ..
16,999.92

. :.1.,5.1.6...7.U. I.. .. ['00 001

.............

2,875.05

. . 393 os

966.67

160.50

3,516.64
..

12.84

4,216.70 . SOOOO

.l:;~:~~1

f't_)"I Iti
52500

1,:J51.:H 7gS69

140.00 8,909.44

525.00 3,463.66

..... is:36630

..

4,454.71

1,490.57

9,183.14

1,928.22

1,062.46

2,716.71

. . Sj07 56 ...... i34580

.. 4,:186.15

5,298.61

891.:17 .

(i,5/jU.1O

~4U,~14 1;'

[
I

2: i75 75 72.00

.69:4946il 30,537.49

I 10,148.76 721,566.3:1

5,074.:18 310,517.:15

3,548.69 330,354.81

11,722.04

S:40(\70 356,380.37

132,06:1 .56

Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock

White. Negro
White: Negro. White Negro White Negro
White Negro

5:95674 ..
5,0:13.:16 ..

1. 945 85 1,94.18.1 4,131. 94
4:46666 .... '4:2i670

268.38 268.38 58.1.57
50000 34037

1.437.50 1,048.34 :1,:190.93
:176.77 :1,277.67
i, 36.~ 50
3:S24 i9 2, 67:U:1I

2,265.79 128.84
7,109.40
9.S8
. iO:4S000
87:J.l:1 469.68

2,673.65
G,122.14 108.SG
.. 6.853.51
727 g7 .. 1,:199.38

26.1 97 175,035.77

1.13.16 196,748.16

717,578 ..18

71,719Gl

I

4,71500

:196,7.10.5\1 2:1,6.16.64

8.:1:12.1:1 7:J4,713.6S

29,50.1. Sfi
1.ssr. 79 109,20.1.92

IOU 60 223,532. !m

Haralson

White

2,620.86

3.50 00

2,561.42

2,691.89

202,623 :1.5

Negro

. .... 1:517:0tll:::::

30,:146.92

Harris

White

...........

3:5i664

589.5:1

2,012.91

i:73i 62

2,870.00 ........

547 00 140,883.00

Negro

..

168,618.87

>-'
<":">1-

Hart

White Negro.

.5;92666

Heard

White

Negro ...

Henry

White

2ji670 . 3: 966 70 '4::ii670

43062 45tl.22 557.09

2: i039:i
iii3i2 262.00
1.:lOtl.40

79603

3::~;::1 9.75
1,283.97
62738 ,;30 ..1:1

3:4.5S62 : 1

7900
i;74i5i 1:35.00
:3.278 .14

Z89,285.92 87,9:14.98 H7,387.82 .19,804.:14 2.10,947.13

Negro ...........

1,203.81

G3:174

11.tl4 .

1,845.16 230,530.06

1I00LCiton Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis

White

41,21tl.00

Negro White

4,:135.10 14,074.19

......

Negro

5,40.1.00

White

Negro

White

90000

Negro ..............

White

Negro

600.00

3,308.50

'3:72078

4:56330

3:05000

1,600.00 ..............

43482
2i:i46 56.~ 03
. 550:22
.. 27000

7,.19.1.90 5,.160.92 4,064.66 2,065 :17
518~51
'2;30605
.. i;84i 53

783.52

404.98

40:144

200.00

4:16391

9.>7 1,287.20

'

11 ,251.101 2:85i09 2,8:34.96 . i :53567

444.71 'i72679

1,208.7\1

{\.29tlM 1.050.00 2,995.85
.5,50 91
.... 1 ::331201

2,490.Hl .............

57.i, 685.02 21.5,398.17 24.5,045. :lH 134,171. 7~ 277,819.12
36,312.5~
93,831.50 100,475.22 259,049. tl9
54.720.42

Jefferson

White.

Negro

Jenkins

White Negro: .

Johnson Jones

White Negro
White ..

Negro

Lamar

White

_ _ _ _ _ _~~j:(~o_.:__:_.'_ ..

6;84i68 5,066.70 :

3,933.32 ..
'3:25840
3;5i674
3:550:00
. '2:4i670
r..

460.18 40449 500.00 50000 360is

2,732.92 1,000.61 2,6S5.tlO
886.01 1,:3.17 63
623 42 918 00
1
:::1

. 425621 291.4:3
1, 932. 6H, 3.56.60 1 345.41
345~3j

3,320.56.
2,450.8:1 60.00: . 985.33 71668 ...
1,.140.60
i,237~1

. i,78655 540.00
4,932.12
4: 772 42

273,672.47 268,207.17
148.487.97 163,67\1.44 188,162.68 109,980.80 126.071.89
115,940.23 75,483.02 48,700.30

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

2. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE-REGULAR PROGRAM-Continued

SYSTEM

(c) Non-Teaching Principals

(d) Visiting Teachers

(e) Supplies (f) Libraries (g) Employers' (h) Local

(i) Other

Total

and Materials

(books,

Contribntion

System's

Expense Instructiona

Used in

magazines,

to Teachers

Payments of Instrnction

Services

1. Salaries

2. Travel

I. Salaries

2. Tr avel

Instruction supplies, ete.) Retirement of Pensions

Regular

System

Program

-------- ------1-----1------ ------1----1----- ------1-----1-----11----

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln

White $ .. ....... $..

Negro White

. 4;i390:00

Negro.

White

Negro

White" "iJ:iOO:OO

Negro

5,100.00

White

4,764.44

Negro

3,395.04 .

........ $
72000 50000

2,15335$ 3,516.70 '3:9i670 i:06000 i)64:82

250.00 $

$ 1,21:l.95 $

.......

............

482.63

4,022.13

2,143.87

48i67

i:~~g~

51453 469.19

2i702

U~Uf

m~~'

8,016.42

31719

430.18

2,974.58

34687

2,874.71

72.70

773.57 $ ....
.
2,201.50 .. 819.60.
2,157.15
'1,76487:::: 882.43 .. 849.51 . ..

.$
.
. .

962.13$ 767.73 990.00 50.00
'2:22000 609.00 813.76 473.31

109,619.74
37,130.98 383,886.09 246.584.87 88,755.78 115,045.11 146,783.07
174.212.95 83.123.84 66,574.93

Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison

White Negro. White. Negro. White Negro.
White. Negro . . White .. Negro . .

5,116.66 9,683.32 .

1,108.40 4,608.42 i:43380 '3:iJi674 .. .3:05000

223.32 182.94

2,117.31 690.89
11,825.28

359.85 199.31 1,555.65

881.15 . .

1,050.00

.. d~U~'

2,289.54 .... "3:03487

22476 562i2 3i627

.. .. 2:,564i6 ..
2,3~U~
2,211.83 5,68252
103.60

U2335 .... i;i74:iJi::

4~t~g .. i;iiJi08::::...

358.81

1,151.08

..

2,037.18

2,203.73

..

266.21 .....

.. 699i7
2.80
. 3650i 116.56

94,161.85 46.100.83 332,970.90 180,856.67 172.537.33 3,475.50 157,388.29 202,266.51 256,140.43 65,542.11

Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller

White Negro
White Negro
White. Negro.
White Negro White'
Negro

.5,233.34 4,216.70 17,641.70 4,616.66
iJi;oiiJi7
.. 9:i30:56 3,947.53

10000 8iJOOO ..
1,100.00 . i :3iJ9:00

2,866.64 .3:676i6 i:iJ0830 :l,510.00 2,72iJ.02

500.00

1,901.01

1,204.22

1,189.04

3iJiJ:5i .... i;26509 ..... i:062:4i ...

308.00 32.00 641.92

261.07 ...... 434.05

215.44 1,96464 1,986.31 1,950.81

134.23 387.98 231.78 543.56

.........

500.00.

694.45 ..

2,699.93

.

iJiJooo ~:~~g~g l,g~U~ U~~:gg:.:::

1,286.18

224.26

..

93667 80.00 12,789.71 208.18
415.43 530.08
1,340.20 498.95
4,203.62 215.68

102,777.79 107,835.59 217.563.34 128,339.67 85,273.14 111,302.98
290.773.98 252,100.22 204,324.08
84,992.33

Mitchell Monroe Montgomery

White Negro
White Negro
White. Nenrol.

7,232.00 4,650.00. 6,266.66 . 5,366.66 .
::1

17000

4,216.69 3:5i674 4:96670

827.96 421.86 402.70

1,429.92

17,480.00

U~U~ i:46872

1,694.79 .533.61 n2.20,

335.581 313.12 238.23,

3,125.96

.

1,611.79........ "'2:375:00

537.26......

I . . . ....

673.25.... . ...... '.1
KOOOO...

z65n4..s6n0

254,369.49
227,939.66 159,552.83 155,511. 65 132,329.19 88,26961

Morgan Murray Muscogee
Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding Peaeh

Whittl . . . . . . . . . . . .I.

Negro

White Negro

.. li:438

001

White 176,670.28 ,

Negro 72,165.53 ,

White Negro
White. Negro
White Negro White .. Negro. White
Negro

17,508.38 4,016.66 ..
Ii :48602 4,675.00.
6,060.00 . 6,720.00

250.00

3,r,lti.ti4 1,49P,50 .. io;3:iiilo :

I,P80.00

3,316.70 ':i:5i662
:i:4:i75:i 3:ii464 3,000.03

720.00 1,120,00
209.98 ':i0822
. 37830 ,49640

2,K59.07

r,5H. ti41

I, 633.54 618.41

1,438S6P,.85P2 1

. . . . . . . . . . . . ...

1,135.;1"1' 1,060,26 .. 3,853.72.

...... 1I

24,7m.77 1 293.21
1,838.33

i90:0:ii:i9 :

I '94:697,50

10,501 12 i70:79048

r,S,204.21

836.92

225,.10

..... .... I 2,723.29

1

I

1,665.94

31. 75 .

1,361.64 ... .........

341.~~

2,792.01

645.31

1.830.50 .

1,116.00

108.88

149.0,5 .

.1,43336

1,534.38

1,850.10.

I

10X.~0

28000 "U34:i3 :.

! . .... i:,55000

- ' i; i5002

66.~7
347 ..10

3:8399i :.

18068

4,010.00

311.12 .

110.03

190.5liH.7a 161,815.3:l 2.18,870.42
2,600.00 2,624,762.06
867,673.96
339,924.53 146,661.20 147,184.P7 ,57,706.6ll 142,333.80 108,21020 243,349.98 40,4,59.3,5 181,409.14 193,864.61

Pickens

White

Negro

Pierre

White

22,311.86.

Negro

4,2.10.00

Pike

White.

Negro.

Polk

White

7,074. 99

.....

Pulaski

Negro White

5:93332 .:

-"'"l

Putnam

Negro. White.

Negro.

3,683.26
3:55000 3:05066 . 6:73749 3:36676 1,725.00 1,725.00

47717 '56000
60066
489 ,54 ' 49998 . iil7:69 187,69

4,413.59 . 26,5.30 .
i. i7646
5:66666: . 684.5P 281. 92 . 2603\
2,326.60 1,28003

d87 97 167.50 527.90
316.97 210.03

1,7,;2.66 .. 37.37
2,186.15 . 415.00
1,658.39.
6,000,00 .. 980.15 .
1,.108.61 612 . .10
1,296.79 .. 687.06.

285 00
ssr.on
471.61

219,0540.94
16,496.61 279,644.63
79,00.1.71
14~,.554.41
109,130 9,5
385,037.01 89,640.40 140,.166..18
108,93.1.63 121,908 95
129,496.92

Quitman Rabun Randolph Riehmond Rockdale

White .. Negro.
White Negro
White Negro White Negro White. Negro.

6,126.03 4,809.99.
166,189.47 .. 45,098.00

...... 2:244:47

42000

. 837:48

4,300.00
3,850.00
1,145.80 ..............

'8i606
.... 9:66
,55000 :J74.22 191.37

1,748.3.1
367.70 3,616.64
14.82 2,207.16
.16.1.13 14,428.26 . 8,880.73 ....
670.93

10.1.98

266 80 ..

51.89

2.15.00 .

2,789.76

2,2.16.31 .. i25462

3000

30.83 ..

637.00

1,288.80.

400.13

1,102.26

52,949 61 .. '2:04276

32,590.9.1

1,257,30

1,178.35

1,787.49.

...........

319.00
7.19 ,58
i:ooi 00
16,87509 10,386.77
564.06 90.00

41,706.03 44,621. 08
250,046.02 2,542.29
1.16,030.04 250,04.1.43 2,261,IP9.26 965,522.6P 141,051.45 62,640.64

Sehley Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens Stewart

White.

Negro

White .. ii:49i 70 :

Negro

4,991. 66

White

Negro

White

20,586 221.. '

Negro

4,458 32 ............

White Negro

5,591 701
..........

'. . .... .. .

..,

White ......... .... ... ...........

Negro

...........

896.40

90.42

825.02

306.79

62.21

108.16

2,116.70

450.68

9,599.73

697.68

6,502 95

694.03

3,516.74

212.51

2,444.53

1,130.25

1,.113.36

793.85

:iji666

376.21

1.1,015.75

2,830.03

. >:::::~I .........
3,516.70 3,636.62

........... .......

1,240.90

. i!i!i:i6

............

1,211.16

7i3 :45

27455

2.10.01

1,103.21 .
"2:906i9 .. 33.84 . 817 96 . 81797
13,847.18 ..
889.95 ...
1,514.42.
1,943.84 . 747.85 .

953.46

55,725.19

181.21

64,233.39

251,653.07

257,679.57

5,288.72 162,772 59

103..12288

8,303.57 628,276.59

2,256.00 228,236.86

2,431.60 254,259.49

13,450.02

1

719.37 13,5.91

96,504.61 171,1.19.20

Morgan Murray Muscogee
Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding Peach
Pickens
Pike Polk Pulaski Putnam
Quitman Rabun Randolph Richmond Rockdale
Schley Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens Stewart

'Vhit.,'. . . .

Nf'.gro

White "ii;'i:i800"

W'hl~~ i76:670:i8 .:::

Negro

72 , 165..53

2.50.00

3,516.64
i:49il:.50 ..

.. : . io::i:ii:so

720.00 1,120.00
.

'I ') ~~H 0"'
.1,n,6O3v3..54 618.41
iilo:0:ii:i9

White Negro White ..
~~~~ .
Negro White Negro White Negro

17,508.38 4,016.66.
ii:4860:i
4,675.00 . ..
. 6.060.00 6,720.00

1,980.00 .

3,316.70

2.59.98

. :i:,5i66:i ...... :i08:22

3,437.53.... ..

836.92 31. 75 2,792.01
1,116.00 .5,433.36

3,114.64'" 3,000.03

':i7830" .....
49640 .~. 'U50 o:i 4,010.00

';58.ti4 :1,59.52
1,486.89

1,135.36~.
1,060. 261.
3,8.5372,. 94:69750

io.soi i:i

225.50
645.31 10888 1,5:14.38
280 00 .. 66.87 ... 347.50 311.12

2,723.29 1,361.64. 1.830.50.
14905 .. , 1,850.10
i:7:i43:i
3.839.91

24,70:1.77 293.21
1. 838.33
i70: 7il048 50,204211
1,66594i
341.88
i.5880
i ;55000
180.68 110.03

190,501I.7a
161,815.3:1 2.58,870.42
2,600.00 2,624.762.06
867,673. 96
339,924.5:J 146,661.20 147,184.97
,57,706. sn
142,333.80 108.21020 243,349.98 40,4,59.35 181,409.14 193,864.61

White .

Negro

,.

White

22,311.86 .

Negro

4,2.50.00

White..

.

~~~~. 7:07499 .

Negro

White

5,933.32

Negro

White

.

Negro

,.

3,683.26

:i;55000

.

..

:i:05000

477.17 50000 600.00

4,413.59 26530
i;i7646

i, i87 il7
167 . .>0
.527.90

6;7:i749489.545:00000 ..

684.59

281. 92

..

.... :i

i;7:i5:00 ....... iS7:69

1,72.5.00

187.69

260.31 2,326.60 1,280.03

.... :ii6 97 210.03

1.7.52.66 ... 37.37 ..
2,186.15 .. 41.5.00.
1,6.58.39
6,000.00 ... 980.1.5
l,b08.61 61250
1,296.79 .. 687.06

285.00 219,.540.94

I

16,496.61

I.

279, 6!4. 6:J

i

79,00b.71

148,.55441

109,130.9.5

385,037.01

89,64040

140,566.58

108,93.5.63

.5.51. 00 121,908.9.5

471.61 129,496.92

White

.

~iii~~ .:':'.

~~~~'6;i:i6:0:i"

sio:oo 2,244.47'
42000 .. 8:i7:48 ........ 906

Negro

4,809.99

White 166,18947..

Negro

45,098.00.

White.......

4,300.00 3,850.00 1,14,5.80

.. .. .550.00 374.22 191.37

Negro

.

1,748.35
367.70 3.616.64
1482 2,207.16
565.13 14,428.26
8,880.73 .... 670.93

105.98 .51.89 2.789 76 30.00 637.00 400.13
1,178.3.5

266.80 ..

. d~g ~~

i :i.54 6:i

30.83 .......

1,288.80.

J,102.26 .52,94961 .... ':i:04:i70

32,590.9.5

1,2.57,30

1,787.49

3J9.00 7.59 ii8
16.875.09 10,386.77
.564.06 90.00

41,706.03 44,621. 08
2.50,046.02 2,.542.29
1.56,030.04 2.50,04,5 .43
2,261,199.26 96.5,522.69 141,0.51.45 62,640.64

White ...

.. ......

896.40

~~1~~ii;49i70::::::::.. "':i,11670 ....

90.42 45068

Negro White

4,991.66

.. .. .. 3:516.74 ...... '2i2:fji

Negro ... .

White

20,586221 .:; : .:; ... :iji6:66" ":i76::ii

Negro White

4,458 32

. 3;5i6:70 "489:35

Negro .. White .... 5:59::]::.:::.::::::

Negro ..

82.5.02 62.21
9,b99 73 6,502.95 2,444..53 1,.513.36
15,015.75 ......... .
1,240.90

306.79

1,103.21

953.46

10816 ....

J81.2J

697.68

:i:906iil : : : .

694.03

33.84

1,130.2.5

81796 ..

. '5;:i887:i

793.8.5

817 97

....

2,830.03

13,847.18

.

8,303.57

.

889.95

.

2,256.00

199.16

1,514.42

..

2,431.60

1,943.84 747.85

55,725.19 64,233.39 2.51,6.53.07
257,679.57 162,772 .59 103.52288
628,276.59 228,236.86 254,259.49
13,450.02 96,504.61 171,1.59 20

TABLE I1-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

SYSTEM

(c) Non-Teaching Principals

2. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE-REGULAR PROGRAM-Continued

(d) Visiting Teachers

(e) Supplies
and Materials Used iu
Instruction

(f) Libraries (books,
magasines, supplies, etc.)

(~o~~i~~li~~' to Teachers Retirement
System

(h) Local System's
Payments of Pensions

Sumter Talbot Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor

White$... Negro White Negro
White. Negro.
White
~e~~ : ..
Negro.

. .. $. .
5,066.70

.. $
. .

3,670.80 $ '4:466:66 i;508 30 3:549:96 . 3:2i670

425.21 $ 1,625.68 $

.. 558:57

1,197.:37

538.53

'1" 1 66559'
.. ..49..1..6..5 .. .... 6:,8 :. 378a

3,000.00

45:338

1,906.30

830.89

493.19$
170.25 327.15 . 329.06
638:96 . :328.40 621.04

974.94 .
i ;727 65 : 740.41 .

.........

Telfair

White ..

00

Negro.

3,:373.98 865.63

2,756.05 315.83 .

2,772.58

Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs Towns

White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White. Negro

5,866.70 5,066.70
26:028:46
i5:025:70 5,491.72 ..

520.00 '2:700:00

3,516.71) '4:66670 4,641.68
.. : a:433 301 .. 1,628 401

432.26 .6876i 446 131 810.00

5,263.17 194.76
2,582.28 2,025.32 .. 5,030.23
J65.29
45.09

'299:82 .. i;:j76 97
.,. ...........

800.34 310.41 1,117.:35
. 6:294:97
841.69 181.35 313.78

1,984.45 1,212.20 2,636.59 .... 1,117.60 .. 7,429.40.
1,922:82: . 86.97 ..
871. 64 .

Treutleu Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

White .

~~~~

'6:650:03

Negro

3,800.00

White

6,113.44

Negro

.

White

.

Negro

White

.

Negro

White

Negro

1:023:02 .
. .

3,558.32 '3:5i6:70 3:36670 2:925:04
1,950.00
1,~5000

1,325:00 332.23
372.47 465.04 '250:00 25000

2,298.68 402.00
3,946.44 1,133.15 5,105.27
562.94
i:96:i:42
:J,OOOOO
2 ,36 91,

372.50 98.67 649.10 344.30 488.71 155.41 . 480.00
297.21
1,873.65 1,50000

975.89 .. 348.52 . 2,135.32 756.39
2,035.07 ...
. ....
'83342
974.06
2,298.30. 41536,

3;73774 670.08

77232 4.00

1,018.40

'4:63967 159.14
1,107.33

3,934.56 225.00
10,630.00 . ............

252.50
J ,286. 78
300.00 . i37 :00
19.00 920.00
3,gg~g~1

J33,380.22 55,252.01 285,173.44 J53,066.47 J84,271.69 111,048.92 114,260.55 127,818.22 193,663.06 ............ 220,276.03 119.94491

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield

4,116.62
.... "3;si6:62

642. 011 .,.
222.24

.645:00:::::::::::

500.00

. i;508:i0 2i:i:i8

2;237:53

194.22

190.86

2,103.22

i;25074

1,23399

.

19,527.76
. i;:i74 oi
210.00 1,031.29
270.00
2,890.20 265:00
..... '700:00
..... i2;580:98

716,268.62 69,025.45 223,926A4 179,414.87 293,259.18 30,713.58 92,644.62 102,357.00 274,353.73 258,876.26
434,906.56 88,927.14 47,041.07 46,972.98 126,012.92 68,050.19 175,400.11 6,807.91 514,103.42

Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
Total Counties

White.............
~};\~~ 6;250:00

3,516.70

501. 04

288.35 4;2i670 ...... '493:io

Negr.

.

.

White..........

3,366.70

51191

~};\~~""iO;549:98 2000 3,516:62 68202

Negro

4,250.00

171.00

.

.

White 1,793,185.08 Negro 524,341.59

70,171. 78 462,817.88

17,347.08

15,165.71

63,214.63 1,790.87

3,133.96

680.69

1,033.65 ..

240.21

1,015.00 3,580.39
993.82

330.00

565.32 .

448.89

3,299.32 ..

40000 .... ....... ...

26.05 3,555.75
219.03

3'~~i& ....... 66~A3 .. "2;42945::::::::: ....... 386.28

3,433.38

5,949.96

3,249.05

..

3,084.18

1,099.65

.

1,685.00

205,350.81 95,894.78 175,644.08 169,790.15 170,817 .14 115,366.98 307,534.22 234,680.29

869,994.04 223,925.42

277,258.28 84,023.09

632,012.38 199,826.33

100,215.70 48.415.70

931,099.65 54,522,337.88 243,783.69 22,417,642.42

Americus Athens Atlanta Barnesville
Bremen Buford Calhoun Canton

White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro

11,323 .36 4,866.64
595,451.35 203,946.58

White..............

Negro

White

Negro

White

Negro

'"

White

5,340.00

N~ro

.

1,265.67

463.98

5,102.07

.

467.55

151.22

.

. . "'''i8;28070 ...... i;299:2i .... i:i7;297::i5 .. .. 20;i:i:i:50 ::::::::::::::

.

15,711A6

613.82

61,783.74

10,182.59

.

.

..

.

1,127.34 171,385.39

.

616.21 121,489.31

536,875.13 "8;808;282:75

185,529.10 3,859,170.69

135,806.08

853.25

63,079.47

300.00 60.95

.

296.78

. .

.

i27 :06

.

60.00

..

3,132.31

. .

........ 897:97

.

33.00

188.39

2,124.85

..

4,255.18

93,940.56

i29 :20 i, 088: 52 ::: ::::::::::: ..... ,i:256:68 .. "'68;679:2i

65.00

544.26

..

1,206.58

2,347.86

..

258:40 ..... 2,768: 26 . : : : : : : : : : : : :

140.00

.

63.00 7,201.04
677.48 2,256.26
108.75

23,695.34 119,158.54 27,688.54 134,297.71\
7,971.79

TABLE I1-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-iNSTRUCTlONAL SERVICES 1. Expense-General Fund-Continued

2. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE-REGULAR PROGRAM-Continued

SYSTEM

(e) Non-Teaching Principals

(d) Visiting Teachers

(e) Supplies (f) Libraries ig) Employers' (h) Local

(i) Other

Total

and Materials

(books,

--~-I-~--- --~------- Used in

magazines,

Contribution to Teachers

System's Payments

Expense

Instructional

of Instruction Services

~~alaries _~. Tra:~_ ~~~ 2. Travel

Instruction supphes, etc.) Retirement of Pensions

Regular

~~ ~:;"'~: H'---~-II'--'~! ~; f;li! ~ Carrollton
Cartersville

''''"',;1'

!:f1lH' \;; ., "..00' '0.3.6.9.1'

Cedartown

White

'i:liiiii

_ 9 : 7 6 7 2 6 ' i : 7 6 1 301'

6,10310

1,219 71 2~:m ~~

Negro

Chickamauga Cochran Commerce

\W~,.~ehh;g.liritteo~"'

"

. "4:05000. : .

>-' ::ll

Negro

r' .....

2,886.31 .... '39692['"

..9:.3.0.:8.7.1.:...:.: : : . . 232.72.

2,123.65is9631

1,647.11

. '7'5'4".8'0'1

411.77

188.701

1,562.33

'335.00

54 931 00 59:53310

757.82 . . . . i : 5 s S 0 9 '9i:702S5

2,4317189.900... . . . 2 ; i o i 6. 3 .. 1:2n9,,252173..4945

425.00..

37.32

22.545.51

0

Cordele Dalton Decatur

Whitej' Negro
White'l Negro White

9,296.66 .. 3,833.00
4i: ios 96 : .

3,215.53
357.00 5,206.70,

250.00

5,606.44'

126.09

4,072 24

'3ilii4 "5:4ili44Ir'i:62007 ii:700Slil

35.00

602.00

179.00

900.00 ..

437.61

14,676.4i

2,260.9i

14,76933.....

31,,5~2~8.~9~0 67.00 12,871.89

~17~1~,1:3n3.u6~4
47,907.44 529,576.87

Dough' Dublin
Elberton Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson

~~i~1 Negro l
~egrOI

9,523.48. 10, 106 701

White,

Negrol

1

'yhite[ 11,146.00 ..

Neg,ro White

5,066.66 ... 26,10494 ..

~, ~.~:~I :l Negro

5,520.00 ..

White .

Negro .

White "

Negro .

i

600.00
I
J
1
I
rI
I
i

2,7oo.00!

45000

5,640.00...

5~~I~Ii:~~~E~I~~g~II'"""'i

1,24600 121,19i.90
'.'00 ;:::t:

3::i5I.0.00.~~1:;{ :11UiUi: 25000

'''I'

9,050.59

i : 7 4 0 . o i J [ 4 : 0 0 6 4 4 1 1 . ,.1.9.6. .3.2. 1!2ii:4iJ75:J

i

6,928.312:7035iiii:432ii

2,309.44

901 I:J\

1,409.80

1,922.50 H4.80

102,HOOOO

"'1.".
I

12,
I

1

0::0~2gg2~1)

,

200.00

i

i15~0gz0g0!!
50.00 i

i:~4~5~7.5~4 . 150.65!.

i :O:i900i
...'. 3.5.4.''"1

. iii :947 .17
54,2HO.12 43,968.3:1 10,767.:1:;

Latlrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie Newnan
Pelham Quitman mme Social Circle Tallapoosa
Tallulah Falls Thomaston Thomasville Tifton Toccoa
Trion Valdosta Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder
Total Cities
Grand Total

White
~Iii~~ ~h1~~

1~. 4S8.00

.

41.664.99..............
iO;587:3i

4.100.00'

2~7.82 ..........

3.855.00 .........

15.367.85
'6;808:83

~'i;\~~ i9;.i4224 ........ 6i:25

3:632:80

2i9:66 .... ii:96ioo

Negro

5.084.78..................

White

11.600.00

800.00

Negro.. .. .. .. ..

147.29

2.637.92 3.348.23
572.90

437.34

4.045.81

..... 4:i45:93
1.607.53 8.802.29

........ 612.47

White..............
~'i;\~~ .... i6:07000 ::::::::::::::

Negro............

White

15.835.39

Negro

4.991.66

White............

~'i;\~~ ..... 9:575:00

200.00 :::::... ..

Negro

4.753.34..............

4.26674 .. .. 42000

2.189.95 1.459.97

107.40 71.60

3.841.70

257:05

15.59660 680.41
11.917.37 3.944.42
4:65460 1.343.90

White

5.180.20

265.!5

~'i;\~~ .... 28:530:00 .:::::::::::::

Negro White

14.350.00 5.284.99..............

Negro

5.014.20

White

6.666.:0..............

Negro

9.683.34....

White

Negro..............

White.... .. .. ..

Negro..............

2;70725 1.650.25

240:i8 143.82

90000

:.

650.00............

White 950.509.99 Negro 291.588.66

1.412.89 ..

74.469.69 20.061.40

5.424.26 864.24

323.652.78 86.793.92

White 2.743.695.07 Negro 815,930.25

71,584.671 537.287.57

17,347.08

35.227.11

68.638.89 1.193.646.82 2.655.11 310.719.34

1.793.69

13.6S8.47

'i:89i:80" 17.048.10 :::
520.40 2;345.90

1.479.84

..

6.194.65

. .. .. "2;496:71

478,113.53
199.054.82 607.28907
1~~:~~~:~i

.... i,951.48 ..... '5;029:68::::::::::::: . ....... '543.85 ... '403;548:9'

310.08 911.31 124.51

2.155.57 4.978.08 1.139.09

.

109.22 154.003.89

.

5.096.75 250.657.14

..

939.79

81.695.20

420.00 199.76 854.71 83.04 1.893.61

1.951.00
1,676.21 748.44 472.15

. 40.870.04'" "22;080.45

138.291. 7 83.898.47 111.106.67
79.570.88 613.496.40 153.068.42

.
1.063.80 ..

. .... '7L825:05
15.125.0

1.483.00

..

26.210.3

"'2:08i:02'ii>27:ii ...... 720:00 ...... 6:88502 .... 409:238:3

111.53 60251

141.48........ 4.832.66.............

3.00 10.159.95

60.239.9 301.750.01

318.39

2.556.73..............

4.245.94 167.947.91

..

..

56i 50 1.212.33

3.03325 1.011.08

289.63 36.00

i:52i :54 483.25

i88;468: 7' 58.827.23

260.40

745.79 653.65
7 .316.19 2.655.36
565.40 .

125.483.91
41~:~~~9
235,021.2 132.730.61 67.952.32 367,196.13 192.334.11
137,814.92 .
127.198.77 25,737.84

53.137.06 16.280.73

181.867.99 27.346.21

42.179.67 36.00

652.039.10 17.607.382.31 199.569.73 6.706.891.08

330.395.34 100.303.82

813,880.37 227.172.54

142.395.37 1.583.138.75 72.129.720.19 48.451. 70 443.353.42 29,124.533.50

TABLE I1-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-SPECIAL PROGRAM

I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

r:I 3. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES--8PECIAL PROGRAM (shows gross salaries earned)

I 4. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION (shows gross salaries earned)

Special ~~~::-- b. Supplie-s--~.~:nty and H:~---------------!-_---------l---------------'--------

SYSTEM

Veterans, etc.

and

- - - - - - - - - - Materials

Used in

Salaries

Travel

Special

Programs,

I Vc~~~~nsl

Demonstration Agents

I

Salaries

Travel

I

-------------- ---~I-----!----

1

d. Other Expense
of Instructions
Special
Programs

Total Instruc-
tional Services Special
Program

a. Salaries
of Operators

II
b. Supplies, c. TransRepairs, portation
Maintenance Equipment Purchased
i

d. Other Expense
of Pupil Trans-
portation

Total Pupil
Transportation Expense

------. ------. ------

1

------. -

..- - - -

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin

White $ 4,294.001$ 534.48$.

.. $

1$...

s. . $

\tlii~~ "",5;26663160000495:37
Negro

ri :

\Vhite
Ne~ro

2::ili244

::::1' a 5 0 . 0 0 2 : 0 2 i j 9 : i : 9 4 9 : 7 0 :::

White

.

\teh~~~

!

i

Negro

870~1:

.i

4,828.48$ 6,362.00 6,683.93

39,71100$
4~:~~~gg 7,a50.00 24,599.00

870.00

.. iO:595:20
10,740.80. la,9:JO.OO 8,005.00

24,285.00$ 4,950.60 1,050.00 11,828.75
8,699.51 . 5,090.79.

25,431.89$
4,762.50 1,892.70 21,863.03

5,730.58$ 750.00 a40.00
12,965.5a
88563 442.40

95,158.9i 9,380.60 54,088.10 10,6a2.70 71,256.31
39,948.81 10,740.80 23,515.14 13,538.19

Banks Barrow Bartow nen Hill Berrien

White........

300.001

so.oo

~Iii~~ ::::.

i :050:00::::

Negro..... .

.

i.

White 10,527.05..

55489.

. i;:i77: i5

Negro . White .

T .... 145.82 1,575.00

100.00

Negro

179.88 ...

White 5,87107

442:86' 2,23656 ..

Negro

919.16 .

120001 .

1,152.28
17.00 5,294.18

1,482.28 1,050.00 12,459.09

lU~U~ .3:374583:24470

18,476.20 4,000.00 85,92:J.a8

9,a26.86 3,108.90 14,5a4.22.

24515 1,706.00

1,837.82' '22:236:32'
17988 9,976.00 13,844.67 a6,747.02 1,039.16 5,937.83

5,276.91
5,100.00 19,151.50 4,846.23,.

19,550.12

1,649.96
. 708: i2 2a6.14
4,165.50

46,419.88 10,730.6, 28,756.a:1
9,051.04 10'],623.10

429.50 . 27;942 73 25.00 15,101.00 540.00 75,988.64
10,784.06

llibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

White Negro White
Ne~ro
WhIte
~N~eg:r~o
WhIte
Negro

99,287.58 2,923.34 20,,506.851' 6,300.04

54,004.96 61.60. 168.00
1.... . :::':9:~:::~:11:::' 3,700.04

172.86 1,255.23

11,154.18, 3800 04 328971 .:; :

3;45600' . i :242441: :

1
I'

.. .'1i'

7 5 . 6 7 ' 864:00j
.. .. . .. ... . .I

22,630.00 l.5l,647.81 58,833.61 23,1:15.091 42,949.4i

4,40is0..z0e0

m~ ... n,532.04

32,001.05 12,583.75 as, a61. 28

8,:

17,910.38 .

14:858.48 .. '2'6 769 :.8.1... '3','7'00" '.0'0'

5,284.24 28,487.98

09, 4, 1.67

24:J25' "243:25 3~:m~~ 19,~~~~ U~:gg

4,698.44 11,387.31 12,61684

.

65.42 1,185.09 18,446.34 2,902.51 '),109.45

300.00 13,529.57 2,484.:n 3,146.03

1

828.41 45059
8:083:74
.72250 44.00
345.52 272. i8
1

125,746.58
6418,,53a986..n6i
8,083.74 58,282.1'1
6,478.47 59,961. 69 24,048.15 24,803.82 19,432.69

Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga f-' Cherokee <:J1
C
Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp

1,960.90.
673.80 .. 28068
316.74

352.26

White. Negro. White Negro
White Negro White Negro . .
Wbite. Negro.

..........;
871.28 .

White ..
Negro .. White.
~~~~ .

i95 i5 : .

~Th1~~' 8:300:89:280:20

Negro White.
Negro ..

.

1.

2,005.89

i:66229,
. . . . I.

.. ................ \' .. .....
............
240.00

1. 0.10 00

30000

20,1 23 6:i23 03 .

3:500001 i19351 .

00000 . . . . . . . . . .. .
000.00 .
......I.. ......

622 60

16,671.14 3,684.39 3,018.43 1,891.63
420.00 6453 5,03437 6,852.36

34,604.52 35,704.981 10,705.89. 19,907 ..11 ' 100,922.90

~U~~&i 12,584.721 17,852.49 23,000.00 ' "i9:i69891"3o:07:i:io.

4,722.86 58,160.07 31.1.961 64,355.17 71,096.99

14,133.40 8,290.72 10,323.36

32,747.48

9,380.71 9,947.40

.

19,328.11

0,245.00 9,849.57 4,700.88 .... 4,387.04 25,182.49

6,198.00 7,255131 5,978.20 4,403.84 23,835.17

17,230.00 13,675.54 j

9,042.98[.

. .... 1 ..

5,412.51 36,318.05 9,042.98

20,233291
14,745.441 103,844.25 . 33,150.71 24,082.50
1,060.00 10,755.00 3,915.00 46,002.95 21,252.06

6,992371 4,656.05 1,377 .10 3,824.05
10,526.05. 17,665.15 "io;Cigi24"
940.39. 7,099.82 3,12584 1,05112 . 40,748.31 13,797.42 :1l,165.54 9,198.28

3.247.631

1:1341 .

62,~~~~L. . .. 1'

!1I4S,9'3~2~.~5M4

'1'.I:7 0522" J 197.

I. 000 00 i:ooooo:

14,06060 9,1\19611 7.06802

513.80 32,395.51

92.26 20,038.85

681. 68 104,525.93

43,676.76

830.15 53,069.04

]0000 2,100.39

519.38 27,500.04

10405 5,670.17

244.6a 106,793.31

163.09 61,778.97

I 3,381. 04

800.80

ii7G8:i8

74,741.08 16,110.00

9,1,582.48

2,524.02

07.>2a 31, 00a.40

iii:838 82 . '9:192!'2iGilOO'

510..10 . i960:i24

11,867.90
28 oar. 51
7: 912 901 17,20.1.00 8,J23.70 112,30315i1
U~g~~i

3,745.09 :1,500.00

85 97 19,198.9ti

1~,a30.80I1O'228.J:l 8,948.60 62,539.10

".000.00

2,065.00 1<1,977.99

8,05725 a,680.,1a.

29,548.78

S:~~~"~~I

3~:Z~U~2:86600

10,222.51 159,87,1.9:1

0.914 a7 .

20,594.4ti

27,390.48 22:868 88 i :344 93 88,521.05

6110,.020802.03091

7,725.01 , 31,330.99 34,62a.70.

10,205.96 5,275.00 ..

1,321.81

20,047.42 120,243.08
15,540 91i

41,791.62

mtbi1 5,110.18.

20,149641

1 9 4 7 6 012-,2i9.7< .00G ' 7 2 6 4 I i 3 8 4 6

47,1<12.27 20,870.04
47,584.81

!!.m.~I. '".""."'1.::.::.::1.::.:~I 4:9.19:031 a,074.27 2.1,700,09 22,094.00

5,42.120,.

la,458.Sa 97,099.1!1 ,39,559.31 22,574.91 27,212.04 44,78.1.29 .1,07.1.00 ,'-'-'-'-'-'--_:'.C::.~'"

SYSTEM
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin

TABLE I1-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-SPECIAL PROGRAMS

I Expense-General Fund-Continued

3. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES-SPECIAL PROGRAM (shows gross salaries earned)

4. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION (shows gross salaries earned)

a. Special Programs Veterans, etc.

Salaries

Travel

b. Supplies
and Materials Used in Special Programs, Veterans,
etc.

c. County and Home Demonstration Agents

Salaries

Travel

d. Other Expense
of Instructions
Special
Programs

Total Instructional
Eervices Special
Program

a. Salaries
of Operators

b. Supplies, c. Trans-
Repairs, portation
Maintenance Equipment Purchased

d. Other
Expense of
Pupil Transportation

Total Pupil Transportation Expense

White $ 2,179.05 $
~h1~~ ::: .
Negro .. ,
White 19;415.63
... Wh1~~ 2,630.73
~h11~.633~.59"
4,299.01 Negro 1.166.80

s,

... $ 360.00 $

$

s 74.53 $ 2,613.58

21,260.63 S 8,561.57 $ 6,756.80 $

33,m~8 '''3;85783

. 'i;100:00

14884 ::

::: i;.500:0iJ "'657:50"'i8835 '2i;9i032 "'44,37385 "'12;i32:41

'9786"': ;~i:~~
.

600.00

600.00

26.25

::.::: ,.. ;~~:~o il,68290

3,856.98
;U~U~
1,166.80

17,856.28 99,128.54 12,868.77
31,917.50 10,510.00

11,278.51 47.55530 7,728.82
44,920.58 22,460.27

'iO;656'00
4,876.27 24,352.78 1,782.34
. .

$ 36,579.00

615.00

36.00 ... 38,176.63

.

67,162.26

. 1,781.07

34,011.06 172,817.69

249.92 22 629.85

76.838.08

32,970.27

Wbite 6,473.07

533.32

32.00

780.00

~'j;\~~ .. ,51;78967 .. i59:98 .... ::::::: .. .. 2;50000

~h1~~ "3.045:56 6960

::: .

~h1~~:::::::::: :::::::::::

~h1~~ ::::::.:::::::::::::::

Negro

.

.

799.30 8,617.69

215.50

215.50

. 109,245.29 163,694.94

...... 34~<5i .... 3;'ii>2:67

252.22 2.152.36

252.22 2,152.36

24,163.03 22,368.51 4,059.15

471.37

~g:g}~:h~ 1~:~~*:~~ "'11,690:31 .. "5;629:69

11,361.00 7,431.59 3,896.77 3,753.14

47,536.26....

.. ..

i~;8~U~"" 823.29' :i;679:75 "1,062:78

~g:~~~:hg .~:627:25 "6:729:30 416:54

3,310.00 1,723.73..........

137.92

51,062.06 12,696.52 57,542.42 26,442.50
47 ""6.26 16,071. 64
6',000.47 53,616.76 23,13309 5,171.65

475.48

100.00 100.00

2,943.72 1,566.70
4,929.92

i;iJi259 ... 48 79829

...... 656:ii>

22,348.21 1,855.37

..... '252:80

357.50 3.190.21

3~'mg~
k562:95 6,835.63 83,848.49 39,782.53 11 ,635.00 7,508.00 27,369.76

r,g8888 3.275.42 '5i5:i0

19:335:16' ":i::ii7:25 1,057.49

3,89797

375.00

321.78

1,63658

947.70 6,25216 4,799.09 24,695.21

i4:450 94 . 222:50
." IU~~~g '5;8i6:0iJ

43,995.94 15,250.18 48,272.85
11,430.38 85,485,07 40,730,23 32,560,60
14,867.09 72,580.89

Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis

White! .),544001 1,430 791

WNehgitreoI!

1,074.201. 40,64,).631

1,284.28

~N:e;g;r~ol.

.

15,730 771 4:413141

..

935 782.32 .

... White
~E:~

2,031.69 8j02451

437.40 2,290.61

238.08 1 ,
2,154.23 .. 1,648.84 .
.. ... 1:
328:70
9.910.67

,,""J
3,199 921' 84000

isa.ii
86i 78

1,321. 72 1,270.48
,553 18 304 71

7,212871 1,074.20, 45,40,5.86! B,659.44 6.76857
65ii089
22 3io:i2

29,686.201. 10,368.281. 48,155.87!
11,059.45 70,921. 76 .

31,106.30 7,366.78

. . . . . . . . . . I1 32,897.241
a,4,54.1,5

;',273.77
6,947.54
3,121.08 ,5,5408

34,959.97 17,315.82 118,280.49 22,434.46 70,921. 76

24,38000 4,150.00
'17,316.25 17,380 14

i4i2i65 13,342.44 4,110.00 ,5.654.35 . 23,800.71 10,428.,50 "'80:374i6 11,900.30 :l.500 00

55,9.54.09 9,804.35
161,919.62
32,780.44

White ..
Negro. White
Negro. White ..
~~~~. '2:~43j8
Negro IVhitc . 4 j50:70
Negro.

451.14 . R40.0.)

.. 1:500001'" 675 00 ..
'::1:'::::::'1'
i:~~g~It

100 00

547.80 22iioo

.I .. 2,649.31
..
,

2,147.80 90~iJ9
5:943831 6.790 75
840 00

White 2,:110.00.
Negro IVhite 3,519.99
. ~~~~~ . .. ..576:00

88489 :

74.00

2,869.76.
d~g ~~ .

330 00

517250.09701 1,646.00

5,82973 495 00
8,300.88

337686446 4:.~000035000 ..... 99: 2iil' ... 5: 927:39

~'61~~ .. .i37 :50

21.25

....... I" iii8 7,~

Negrol White.

i:98000.

;;;;1. 11.b;~~~ White

.........

5.542 201' .. 9:13 59

516.1:1

10470.

.:::.:

1,020.00.

Nesro

1..

White 8,4,54 98

327 00 3,84452i .

Negro White

1,914.96,1 5,000.001

440.04 .21789

112)14..90621' .. .

Negro! 1. 615 001

370:12

10.75 ..

White :1,1,53.72'I

401. 46

88.46, .

:::: .. 1,2,5290... :160
~~~~I ):::::1 706 40 . 1,261.10

I~oo
288071 1,500.00

j W;Nehrgirle~ol;~.:.21.6..,5J6.11.~. -.,-,-===~-,-,-===~16-,-,.5j5.20..,.050.0.i...

. 3375;,1" 2ji7,~7
131.:13 I, J,jJ .:1:1

(i,47,579

863 2,5

2:i04 08 1.0,50.00 12,626.50 2,419.02 6.3:19.85 1.996.07 3,643.6i. 1,256.,501

.......... [.

liOOOO,
,I :i, 003:74 8,,542141 n. ,45?8 680:70 " _"

5,50.00!

250 65

.j67.21!

==~=.:..: ~4:_~01

41i,384..50 9,02a.70 11,178 25

656.60 67,243.0,5

2ii::ii200 : .
R,8Ii,5.00
21. sse. 50 9:68862' . 12,400.00 .
7.96550 :1,4,56.63 4,813.2,5 a:l.87.5.15 21,18413 :17,303.50 :1.:36904 2,770.00. a3 224.04 24,834.2,5 .. 13,240.48 11,035.68.

. 64329 ~66. 64
1,8:13.42

25:855:2iJ 9,131.64 43,72.5.12 16,235.:18 94,196.20 6,139.04
58,058.29 24,276.16

18.51408 12.82000 ,55.767.59 6,815.00 ,52,619.73 I. 630 00 115,77,5 30 4,180.00 15,373.00
10,600.00

7,821.8:1 7,091. 50 14,6:1:1.59 2,28,5.20 44,849.88 27,770.42
u~n~'" '9:62457 92,560 2,:117.00 1:1,287.30 10,176.29 ,5,285.9,5 . 10,1,55.04 1,924.97 14,219.76 6,0,58.36

157.50 9 70 53.00 7.0J
1,487.34
41.00 2,234.74
460.00 1,111. 93
744.85

33,584.91
29 748.49 128,440.89 11,805.00 70,982.75
4,913.60 141,473.63
9,925.95 28,564.94 31,622.97

79,707.62
44:705 i2 26,100.00 22,100.00 2,,510.00 23,858.61 11,44,5.:19 62 102.71 :19.719.82

4,607.29 :3,29964

4,004.08
4: 796 io :.

12,046.32 '24:84535 2,989.74 2,00000 8,739.51 14,769.26 5,:179.5,5 ...
,)17.68 :16,541

2550

88,:144.49
52;80086 26,100.00 60,36J.,52 7,499.74 19,090.68 16,824.94 62,650.:19 40,085.23

24,771.10 29,617 36 22,464.65 20,377.50 7,94882 :10,,560.10'

964.8:1 77,817.94 72784 ,59,614.26

42,088.86 7,482.,51 4,9490,5

17200 .54,692.42

2,5,393.,50. :n,n9.74 28,600.79 11,28:1.87 4,800.00 2,78:1.74.

9,471.21 .....

25,393.,50 81,11.5.61 7,,583.74

1U3UL __ S_H:mn 1,5,180.00 17,292.84'0:89944

604:20 39,976.48

11:~~U~ ~:~~~:_1~__4,~~~~

SYSTEM
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens
I~ee
Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-SPECIAL PROGRAM I Expense-General Fund-Continued

3. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES-SPECIAL PROGRAM (shows gross salaries earned)

4. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION (shows gross salaries earned)

a. Special Programs, Veterans, etc.

Salaries

Travel

b. S~~gJies

c. County and Home Demonstration Agents

d. Other

Materials

Expense

Used in

of

Special

Salaries

Travel Instructions

Programs,

Special

Veterans,

Programs

- -etc-. - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Total Instrue-
tional Services
Special
Program

a. Salaries
of Operators

b. Supplies, c. TransRepairs, portation
Maintenance Equipment
Purchased

d. Other Expense
of Pupil Transportation

Total Pupil Transportation Expense

---- ----- - - -

s White $ 2,157.84

443.88 $

80.00$. .. ..... S.. .. .... . .. $ ..

s . .

2,681.72$

.. Negro ... White
Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro

390.10 3,204.64
.... :i:8iJiJiJiJ .... ......
...... .....
.............. .. ... .. ...

164.16

4.00

...

....353.3

4. ...
....

........ .. ,

.1..7.2..3.9. ...... .1..8.0..0

... . .... ....

. ....... ... ....

...................

....... .... ...... ....

.... ..... 2.60
. .... iso:oiJ ... .i;2iJO:oiJ
... 3iJiJ:OiJ ... . .....

ijs:iiJiJ :, .. , . ....

1,200.00. ... ...

. ... ......... ...

..... .... ... ...
..... .... .. .

i ;4iJO:iJiJ

. ...

.... ..... ...
.... .... ... ....

........

558.26 4,712.58
1.200.00 3,140.39
... :i:6iJiJ:iJiJ . .... 300:00
...... ....

..

25,306.40 9,487.50 32,205.90 28,700.10

S 19,946.22
......1...5..,.9.27...0.3

$ 24,841.54 .... .......

$................. . . . .... ........

S

53,056.98 17,040.60. 37,199.54 11,923.32
i7;60iJ:i:i ... 7;5976:i
4,600.08 3,080.57

... . ... ..

13,125.83

..



....

..
..

. ..

...

. ... , .. . .iziJ 7iJ

70,094.10) 25,414.5'3 32,205.9()
28,700.1o
53,056.98
17,040.6o
62,248.69
25,197.84 7,801.35

White ..... .......

Negro White

...

3:44i:i3

....

Negro. .......
White .. ... ... ..

... ... 597:iiJ
.....

...... ............ .. .
........ .........
.. . ....

. .. . ......
. :i;7iJiJiJiJ
1,200.00
. .. . . . . . . . . .

. .. . . . . . . .. ... '30iJOiJ
91.17 ..........

..... :i063iJ
7,804.67
.....3.,431..7..0

.. .. . :ioi;30
14,843.10
.. .4. ,.7.2.2...8.7

Negro: White .
Negro .

. .

. .

..
.. ..

.......

. ...

... ....

....

..... .... ... .....

.

4:074:ii
3,729.86

... .. '6i873
1,260.00

..............

. ... ....

.. .... ....

...

......

621. 00
, .....

..

.

5:3i394
4,989.86

White .. ........ Negro. ........

..

. ..... .. . ..... ..

..

1,136.00 . ....

..........

.....

1,136.00 .. ...

12.121. 00 2,991.00
60,241. 75 28,91.5.50 12,358.00
15.086 95 13,043.00 14,938.50 9,847.82 6,348.90

7,79.5.01
3.678.35 24.000.00 12.788.86
9,238.85 .5,997.83 7,929.90 11,894.88 1,018.92
35300

19,868.38

..

3,962.44
iiJ;28i:is

19,868.38 .... 649.74

17,646.09 4,110.83

.
..

.............

4,110.83 19,151. 75

. '3:54886

13,307.15 3,815.15

23,878.45 6.669.3.5 114,391.41 62.222.48 21,596.85 38,730.87 25,083.73 30,944.21 33,567.3.5 23,824.20

White Negro
White

1,058.20

.. .. . .. ..... ....

247.50.

909.84 5,450.04

..

i ;90554

........ 61.09

........ ... .........

... .......

. . . ...

...
6360

1,305.70 909.84
7,480.27

. Negro .. .... ......

White .. .. ........

Negro .. ... ..

White Negro

. . ..

..1. 7. .50

White 2,974.38

.........
...

,
. ....

......

..... '350:94

..... 699:07
... 103.77 ..... ..... 702.90

... .. . . ...

... .. .... .

...........

... ........

. i;685:iJiJ

........... . .....
..............................

.. ":i;:i7i:45 .... ........ .. .... .. ....
1,440.32

... ':i:970:5:i i:ii27
... '7;i53:54

Negro ............ ............

...... ...... ..... .. ........ ............ . ..........

10,920.00 7,921. 32 . .....

576.00

4.875.00 30,711.60

4,804.55 36,685.51

':ii;i7957

720.00 12,190.11

14,724.08 16,116.20

.i5:0:i8:2i . iiJ:048:ii ... ."4i433

1,135.60 37,183.35 23,055.98

. ....

373.68
"75:97

2,50000
3;4904:i

30.00
i:709i6

48,701. 97 5,.553.44

9,188.78 7,163.38

...1..1.,3..3.4..0.8.

.....................

19,417.32
10.399.55 100,766.79 14,724.08 41,606.85
4,039.28 37,183.35 28,331.53 69,224.83 12,716.82

Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Museogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach
Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph

White. .. . . . . .. .

Negro.

White 1,060.00

Negro . .

White . . . .

~1:1~~"" 60532'

Negro White ... i:049:42 ..

Negro

916.02

681.29

453.15 ..

180.12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

..

.

1,200.00

.

"42000':::

300.00 ..

'23452" 8i7 1,800.00.

900.00

..

.. ..

3,4:35.58 285.00

4,570.02 465.12
2,260.00

... "420:00

300.00 16,390.51
900.00 1,049.42
916.02

White
Negro White Negro White. Negro. White .. Negro. White Negro.

4,169.59
. ..

81.64

7;777:29: .

2:36.89

1,620.00 ... 900.00.

2:i0000 :. 1,260.00.

90.00

6,198.12 900.00

2,100.00 1,260.00 9,014.88

White 88, 388.28 .
. ~'h1~~ '2:62059:' .:: ..

Negro

.

~~~~~ 2:i99:,~0 ..... ii79i7

White 1,817.50

346.14

W Neghriote"'i:42784 : ........

Negro

30,940.39 6,176.45 .
240:00 :.
360.00.
i8200. .4;02000:::. 500.00.

7,286.53 132,791.65
. .. ii:4i429 ... i4:27488 360.00
4,020.00 2,960.67 2,663.64

'780:00' '48000i:428:05 ... 4,115.89

White.
Negro . . White
~1:1~~1
Negro

3:57996 1,992 00

WNehgitreo. 2. ' 02.5 341

White ...

Negro.

I

. 64632

.

633.66

.

405.90 .

23500 360.00
1,500.00

'30000

792.41 7,728.76
600.00

792.41 8,047.76 6,028.16

.. '422628
2,625.66 3,206.24

.. 4:62i 93'" 4:62i 93

100.00

100.00

1,500.00

3,127.92

'405:00" "7,30068

17,600.00 19,2:32.53 13,458.08 1,422.98

:3g:l~U~'" i:17753"4:5.~i35

7150

7.570.00 4,759.44 6,311.62 .

8,2:36.75 4,236.56 11,227.92

'555:00

8,295.00 4,795.09 . 36,273.80 11,510.68 ',5;00000

450.00 :351.95

13,712.50 19,261.49 27,367.23 14,82:3.5:3

4,881.35 4,982.79

. ... i.isi.os

6,467.22 7,.55:3.44 5,:374.20

191.46

51,71:3.59 5,131.81 35,946.20 18,641. 06 24,256.23 13,.140.09 53,136.43 37,855.34 48,324.63 19,586.32

35,291.36 14,557.23 11,163.60 16,335.00 9,701.82 7,442.40 21,975.00 8,860.00 14,566.44 10,255.00 8,092.00 8,822.15 32,657.32 .
2~:nU~ '9;75734' iO:8i6:80
5,601.05 6,202.17 9,218.60 44,845.68 7,498.06 1,725.00
2,570.00.

1,045.99 697.31 922.23 728.78
522.52 3.14.20 1,965.97

62,058.1 34,179.5. 46,323.6 27,897.9. 32,657.32 8,847.12 43,279.4 21,376.0 56,034.71 2,570.00

76,729.39 39,299.91

5i:28420" i:28222 699:00

18,200.00

:35.79

16,099.44 7,,178.92 '7:30043 . . . . ..

JU~U~ 7~' 25:508 97 .. 34:i85 82 : i ;5

62,85:3.00 "i:53358" 10,151. 00 .

... 1990

116,029.30
53,265.42 18,235.79 30,978.79 12,400.00 74,248.56 10,441.64 64,386.58 10,170.90

2.5,362.21

17,951.22.. .. ....

25,555.00 'i8:20572 4,125.00:::::'

920.74 2,1:37.29.

.

....

30,:319.45 16,:313.50 "'5:553:09 "'i:244:92

~U!U~ ....n~n fg~H~I' H~n~

:38,569.81 18,903.51 17,869.94 ..........

7,873.19

97.38

25,362.21
17,951.2 47,885.7 3,058.03 53,430.96 11,240.49 39,862.66 21,904.30 65,44:3.89 17,869.94

2,820.00

534.60 :3,56.46 :355.99 277.66
i7034 .152.39 1,026.00 226.80

23,879.98 14,941.30
20,895.90 30,860.72
13,943.31 14,112.33
40,655.13 1,026.00
41,445.03 :35 09255

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Y. Expense-General Fund-Continued

3. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES~SPECIALPROGRAM (shows gross sabries earned)

I 4. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION (shows gross sal-ries eartl~~__ ~
--------1----------

SYSTEM

a. Special Programs Veterans, etc.

Salaries

Travel

b. Supplies
and Materials Used in
Special Programs, Veterans,
etc.

c. County and Home Demonstration Agents

Salaries

Travel

d. Other
Expense
of Instructions
Special Programs

Total Instructional
Services
Special Program

a. Salaries of
Operators

I b. Supplies, c. TransRepairs, portation Maintenance Equipment
Purchased

d. Other
Expense of
Pupil Transportation

Total
Pupil Transportation Expense

~:::~--~-----~Vhite ~ 17,215 ~ -$---:: ~~7.77 ~- 800.00;- 360. 00 ~~848. 98 ~ 23, ~~ ~~:~~I~-;:~: ~~~~: -$.---- ~~~:~:

Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole

Negro 20,425.50

473.95

White 1,657,18..

Negro 1,'>00.42.

White,

Negro White

"'ij64:79 2,131.25

478:44

Negro 1,72'>18

37662.

White 4,636.73

465.42

Negro

.99...0.0 "'il;.02. 0:00'
'68:90:'

960.00.

'4i5:00

20,899.45 1,657,18 1,.100.42
41'>,00
1,164.79 14,688.69
2,101.80 5,17105

18,611.87 12,722,75 '>,300.00 22,16'>.77
4,96,5.50. 27,509.00
14,474.90 13,460.00 3,975.00

7,117.21 1.>,169.46 6,320.60
727.53
16,445.99 16,500.00
6,751.81 2,041.26

3,663.91. 1,006.72
"97i:28. 581.04
1,623.62 12,11'>.06 8,9,50.78
'>,964,'>2.

.

'/'

84222

3.>0.00

4089 705.51
627.12 841.61

29,392,99 29, 74L15 11,970.60 23,864,58
.>,5874:1 46,284.12
43,717.08 30,004.20 11,980.78

Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas

White 1,639,28

Negro . .

White.

Negro ",

White Negro

i :83600

White.

Negro

White ..

Negro

6204

698 94

, ..
6S6

10,338,00 1,719.96
930.00
i:28028
2:02779 1,050.79 '

2,1'>2,6'> 40.>.32
i2000 240.00

White Negro
White Negro. White
Negro . . White Negro. White Negro White Negro:

4:348 .50 1,71.5.3'>

6,57i6 : .. 4i844 :.

2:690io '37380

3:03504 'i;oiJoo 1,370.88 6,204.76 '76374
40.00

,"
"U8392
i33,50 . 64329: .
: ::::::1 :1 1,020.00,

i,5000 .

8,13;,00 3:34098
5,302.,52

23,025,91 2,12.>,28 4,270.98
1,400.28 1,842.36 7,'>70.31 1,050.79

27300

:1
6,589,58
273 00 2,133.79

70i23 103,33 1,200.00
8:35704!

. 3:898 63
10333 5.80811 1,370.88 1'>,559.76 1,210.00:

29,506.96 14,237.27 17,572.9'> 11, 041.'>5 5,714.01 23,'>2'>.22 14,12344 ... i2: 809 57

10,'>12.07 4:74486 :.

19,70350

2'>,290.10 23,183.90 ii :S74: 98

4,59950 ...

23,30'>.00.

34,242 00

!146.73 2:4i2 63

7,381.60 11,399. 60

6,,570.00 ..

64.802.30,

19,032.40 ':i:20isi

:17,619.88 11,112.61

26 101.05.

,57,252.9'>

71.1..59

20667.68

18384

8,092.00
i::ii360 :. 8,700.00 15,43.>,31
2:93825 .: 1,465.75

98639 30123
9::::1 1431i71
I
:o::W'~::0:01
94:isOi

386,4,6364.800.5l.",
42,845.34 8,138,48 13,984 46 .

21,217,2'>

ii:S3i64 4,831. 70

61,317.IR 16,7,5.>.56 51,444.62
30123 ],5,2,56 93
19,703 ..>U 61,28R.1I 4,.599.50 23,398.13 37,74,5 0:1
27,098.20 6,570.00 66,11.5.90 :10,934.21 65,11160 26,101. 0'> 60,906.79 22,317.27 36,648.5S 8,436.00 84,032.71 IR,816.16

Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen Troup
Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker
Walton Ware Warren Washington Wayne
Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox
Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
Total Counties

White 10,035.52 2,059.941

Negro.

White 3,74754

463.26 . "

Negro 3,078.07 1,042.62.,

White .. ......

.......

Negro.

White i:784 00 ..

Negro .
White, ,. ....... .. ,

.. ' " ' "
...

Negro. .. ...

. ....

202.00

2,700.00

600.00

111.00 15,708.46

2:06ioo : .... 300.00.

.....
'"

'" '6j7i:80 4,420.69

75000 " . ........

. iilooo

930,00

i:680 00 : '

'40425 ':i:86825

86 i4

...

2j8000 .. ....

.... ....... .... .. ......

. ... ........ . ... ........

'2::i66:i4
'" .......

22,576,36 16,442,41 10,228,74 3,730,20

6,465.00 4,110,60.,

932,54

57,883,88 3,265.59 ,6:823:45 .... ..

14,271.66

25847 1,624.75. ......

11,500,00 14,121.09 7,758.89,

". ".

27: 77926 9,616.50

... ..

.. '

.... ...... ......

74 092,82

25 9,5

68315

28,753.92 . ...

. ....

52,977,71 11,508,1 4 67,972,92 16,154,88 33,379,98
"279:,671769.25o6
74,801. 92 28,753,92

White 2,845.71
Negro .....

423,24

White 1,316.39

ii742

Negro.

White "

Negro.

White "

Negro .

.. ,

White Negro.

,

2:550:00

.

.

.

.

.

.

31.32 .

43.73

245,40 ...... " 87000
ijoooo .... , ..

171.47
....
192,50 225,00 996,00

.......

. .....

............

i886

'"
2:07200

,

i20:00 .........

. ......

.......... .........

3,729.55
2,496.31 225,00
2,19. 6..,00
. ...
'4:702:i8
. . . . . . ... .

34,010.73 3,35448 15,014.24 . ........... 27,669.81 2,358.36 20,939.60 3,474.79 39,341.84 3,752,20
.... 50:826:00 12,059,17 " 17,191.00
45,976.00 28:33775 4,060,00 4,485.91

23,48643 ,"

20::i30:ii ' '553:7i

191. 92

701,84

13,378,90 4,778,85

4:060j6 14,671,95 3,667,00

808,10 " i:72458
85,26

60,851.6 15,014,2 50,911,9 25,308.1 61,251.7
63:69327 21,251.76 90,710.28 12,298,17

White Negro. White, . Negro. ,
White Negro White Negro. White
Negro.

1. ,.8.6.8.,.6.3. '" .....

.... ....

7,383.33 1,650.00

1, 058,33 1,069.54 450,00 , .....

3: 820:63

... , ....
, 584:04

............ 8,78

..
'

.

.

.

.

. .

. .

. .

.
.

..

.
.

,,' .....
.....

"

.

.. , . ...
300,00

.......

34,50

3:464:25 '595 :22

i78 75 '3j8i j:i

6,749,23

4:79500 "'00000 .. '
......

..600,00 ....

, ..

,

...

11,379,83 2,100,00
' 4;7i3:45 3450
14,269.18 600,00
5,395.00
, ..... . ....

White,

Negro .

..........

White ,. .......

'" .....

Negro.

"

White '3:9ii 62

' 60000

Negro White

is,78278 " '254:94

Negro.

White '5i80 72

Negro

36,00 ,

" 487.75
.... ....

'

2950
"
5:9i75i
i8000 1200

.i .sii 65 .:
1,800,00. ,

, ....

..

.......
21.50

'"

......... 21.50

1,811.65

"
' i:957i6 8: 298:28

"9i677

.......... '" " '"

60000 ..... .....

52,62

600,00,

'" '"

25,872:00
, 6:50i09 648,00

29,47246 22,027,96 28,022.68 13,275,2"

15,394,50 35,766.80

"

2i :050:83 "

.....

12,50200

' 660:00

3,360.00 4,605,53 18,060.00 14,342,11 7,270,00 ,

3,467,00 .....

. .... .2..0.,00

65,371. 54 ....

.... . .... . .... ....

42,070,73 32,136.60

"

' 36:56952

i6:57i60 .. i :374:i0

5,129.00 15,931. 80 ,

6,388,33 4,373,11 3,725,91

667.43

4,308,60 1,249.46 ,

1,086,50

14,929,11 6,805.62 ' 9:9387i 1,01.1,98

6,224,58 41,583.11

.....5,331.03

.....

.... 34i :00

2,901. 40 1,092,86 . 3:54200 .

101,160.17 1,726,77 3,106,00 ...........

3,504,00

......

23,321.27 " i2:03i36 8:764:2i

78:00

6,825.00 6,841.58 5,34108

65,00

9125,,739984,,35o5
69,979.63 11,452,53 32,402.11 7,270. 00 65,371,5 4 42,070,73
2861,,60-6101,.88o2
15,154,78 6,644.56 32,68942 11,555.61 41,924,11 7,536.26 105,992,94 3,501.00 44,194,84 19,072,66

White 1,736.00

Negro
WNehgirtoe,...

.

.

.

.4.7. ,.5.0.

White i:84950

Negro, ......

495.76

, .

.

.

.

.

.

,
.

.
.

.......

.....

53736

. ......

,
.

,
.

'
.

.... ....

........

...... . ...

123,34 . .....

3,360,00, . .. .. .... .

.....

.....

"

.......

, ........

"

.

.
,

..............

...
".

. ...

, i3000
.....

5,591.76 47,50
2: 640:20

32,848.22 3,023,46 5,236,83

379,00

12,939,84 1,130,78 7,400. 00

964.12

36,351. 91 4,067,56 3,537,60 1,267.20

15,37166

810.48 ,

100

35,310,95 8,453,58

.

23,563.17
..........

'io:809:55 . ...2.,.645.45

41,487,51 22,434,74 45,224,27 16,183,14 72,329,12 8,453,58

White 720,773.00 Negro 152,890.45

71,631. 38 112.041. 22 177,165.31 17,56178 23,616,82 31,710.97

17,079.43 303,647.96 1,402,338,30 5,572,212,66 1,852,88411 1,372,775.89 322,605.46 9,120,478,12 3,844,17 25,142,07 254,766,26 1,759,367,02 634,487,68 392,538.37 60,97168 2,847,364,75

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-SPECIAL PROGRAMS

I TRA~SPORTATION -----------------=---==I. .E:x.p= ense-General Fund-Continued

:l. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES-SPECIAL PROGRAM (shows gross salaries earned)

4. PUPIL

(shows gross salaries earned)

I ! a. Special Programs

b. Supplies

e. County and Home

----,------1-------------------

Veterans, etc.

and

Demonstration Agents

d. Other

Total

d. Other

Total

Materials

Expense

Instruc- a. Salaries b. Supplies, c. Trans-

Expense

Pupil

SYSTEM

--Sala::l--;'~~e-;- ~~~~i~l Salaries \ Travel Instr~~tions S~~~~~s Ope~;tors M~~~~:~ce l~~;;~~~t P~~il p~:~~i~n

~ ~~ ' [-----_~~~:~ 1______ P~;:::_ ~~::_,------I'------,-::::~I :~;::_ITh-""" .

Americus Atlanta Barnesville
Bremen Buford
Calhoun Canton Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown
Chi(~kamallg;lJ"
Cochran Commerce Cordele Dalton

In,te $.

. 1$

Negro White

1. 31,5.27.15

x.egro 165,994.701

White

'

Negro.

~.~.i:~I:"

\Vblte 1.245.41

Negro

460.33

White 14,198.86
~~~~ . i;607:50
Negro . White. Negro
White. Negro. White .. Negro .

White ..

Negro .

White

i6720 ..

Negro

385.08 ..

White

Negro

.

White 37,497.28 .

Negro

White

Negro . .

.

I

$
442.79 I 128.88

.$
2. ,73658 5,414.39....

$...

I . $.

. $.

$

73,8. 3876 208,54528

45,90855 217,446.52.

.

.. .. .......

. . .1 '

.. "i:i45:4i

..........

..

460.33

288.

. 14,198.86
1
"i:6io::i8

128 08 s .

'$

800.00 .. ......... 'j'
..... '.1..

..... '83730'" iO:6445i

1.207.31 44640

1.207.31'.
:io .. i67 . 385.08 . 446.40

.37; 49728 : :

.

............I.

.

.

.

. iii :57 ::::: .

iii 571 : :: ::::

.

............ ,

163.03 ......
1

16303 .......
1

..I..

$

,,$

.

.. .. II.

. . .. .

. .. .

.. ::: I.

128 08 800.00

i . . 430:60

. . . .

l

.

.

.

.

.

.

t ~

.'

430.60

j

Dt<:aLur Douglas Dublin Elberton Fitzgerald

Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson I,anrange

Marietta

Monroe

>-' 0>

Moultrie

>-'

Newnan

Pelham

Quitman Rome Rocial Circle Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls

Thomaston
Thomasville
Tifton Toccoa Trion
~

Whitt Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro ..

1,118.93 .. 1,083.75
4,594.08 ...

White. Negro. White ... Negro .. White Negro .. White.
Negro ... White ., Negro

377.00 .

White Negro
White 1.859.59 . Negro White '20:79405
Negro :1,872.08 White .......... Negro '2,593.60
White 1,729.99 Negro .

i :464:96 .
374.04

White .
Negro. White. Negro.
White ... Negro . . White
Negro . . White .. Negro.

:: :I ' :115.86

White.

Negro

White 6:59428

Negro

916.66

White ..

Negro ..

White

Negro . . .

I White

2,409.00 ...

-'.:N:~gro . . .

264. 811" .
,1000 .

475.67 ... 1,872.05

3,960.6:1

5,079.56 . 1,083.75.

66907' i:04607 :.

17000

17000.

14595 '2:005:54

J

22:25901 .. 4,246.12.

2:59360: : 1,729.99 .

12000

120.00 .

. . . [ : : d20 92 . i:9:i678 .

'"H ,w"~I 'm"I ."."'.

51.96 7 ,015.12

4,297.12 . 101. 96 .
13,609.40 . 916.66 .

:..1:.

' .. 1
....I....
1,1:J498 1,134.98

. .. . ...I
117.:10. (lOO.OO'
1:11.91

':j :44:i:iJii 900.00
1:11.91

- - - - - _ . _ - _T.A_BL=E I=I-C=on=tinu=ed=-W=HI=TE=AN=D =NE=GR=O S=CH=OO=L=S-P=AY=ME=NT=S-S=PE=CI=AL=PR=OG=RA=M=S = = = = = =
I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

I

3. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES~SPECIALPROGRAM (shows gross salaries earned)

4. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION (shows gross salaries earned)

;----------,----,---------,-------;,----1----,------,...----,-----,-------

a. Special Programs, b. Supplies c. County and Home

~Y~TE~l

Veterans, etc.
'1

-------1----- and
Materials Used in

Demonstration Agents

d. Other Expense
of

'Total Jnstructional

a. Salaries b. Supplies, c. Trans-

of

Repairs,

portation

d. Other Expense
of

Total Pupil
Trans-

::{alaries

Travel

Special

Salaries

Travel Instructions Services Operators Maintenance Equipment Pupil

portation

i

, Programs,

Special

Special

Purchased Trans-

Expense

$ '.; .. ::: $ $ .. $ $::::: $::::::: $.. :::::: ~,r,eh:~~$:::::::::I'$ ~:g~U:I$: ~:g~~::$::::: ----- ,

I'

II Veterans,

I

etc.

i i

Programs Program

- - - - - - - - - - - - _.._-~'-'--_._----- - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

portation ----- ------ ------

Valdosta

Vidalia Waycross West Point

White............

~~~~ :i2:5io:60 :. :25;62i:of.:::..... .2:383.32..

.r: .. i3:34500 . '53:859:97':::::::'::::::::.

White . . .. .. .. i. . . . .1. ..... .. ..... . : : : : : : : : . 466 77 . 46677 .. ....:::. . .. . . . . . . .. .. . .

Negro. .. .. .. .

. .. .. ..

...

.. .

. .. .. ..

.. . ..

White

..

Negro..

.

: .. ::::::::

. . ..

..

..

.. .

.

.

.

.

..

.

Total Cities

105,833.49 387.911.92 46,130.51 234,700.24

2,347.00 1,778.76 ..

128.08..........

.. .......

1,384.19 1,330.60

5.509.95 1,458.68

Grand Total

_ _ _-'-

--c

409,481.451,790.250.225,574,559.66 1.854,662.87 1,372,775.891 323.989.659,125,988.07 71,272.58 489,466.501,759,495.10 634,487.68 392,538.37 62,302.282,848.823.43

-'

.-'-

-'-_

TABLE II-Continued---WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS--PAYMENTS---PLANT MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

5. PLANT MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION (shows gross salaries earned)

SYf;TEM

(a) Upkeep of Grounds(h) Repairs of Buildings

(2) Mate-

I (2) M, te-

(1) Labor rials and (I) Labor rials and

Supplies

Supplies

(c) Repairs and Re-
placement of Equip-
ment

(d) Wages of Janitors

(e) Janitors'
Supplies

(f) Fuel

(g) Lights, Water and
Power

(h) Insurance
Premiums

(i) Rents

(j) Other Expense of Maintenance and Operation

Total Plant Maintenance and
Operation

~:P~~:-----~'hite $

I
359.451$

6,976.44

$

2'013.5311~~

~:~

s

s 9,098.35

6,719.08 $

Negro 359.45.......... 2,013.53 2,797.45

483.34 :1,557.00 2,947.63

Atkinson

White 1,640.50' 2,604.70 5,644.50' 3,990.56 3,665.00 4,120.00 :3,9,58.13

Negro 465.001 350.00 265.00

,550.00 1,675.00 ..

1,000.00

Bacon

White.......... 1,556.19

10,638.48 7,393.02 6,351.00 7,697.99

Baker

. ~.'I:\~~:::':

6.00 52i53 287:5i '82449 'i:i;7467

98467

Baldwin
Banks Barrow

~.}e~g:r:o:. ~4: ..;.I.~ ~.:1.I ~'I:\~~'I

1.3,.4.3.9.: 5.0"1' 4:249:53,'

Negro ........ 1

40

.. ....

253 75

:. :.: [:. ::

1:

i : 850 i 7

69885 . . 907:52

: i :5i,521['
5,378.9,5 2,171.52 270 00 .... 57825 .,

Bartow

~" ~i~:. ::'i:24015[,:

202.76 17,957.56

369.32 .... 128.80 9,017.14

5,369.24

6,72:1.63 $ 1,680.90 4,581.00 1,465.80 2,637.95
:1,07095 ,
6,275.45 903.33
2,267.56 423.33
16,262.70

s 7,899.09
1,948.67 4,752.28 1,223.50. 4,087.22

$.
..
2:83944 ..
3:80344

2,55002 .. 2,460.70
9:38723 2:77587

3,000.42 27721 .
2,02897 :3845
11,74728

347.01
2:40208 .': 18.19
5,95,5.27 .,

3,912.79 $ 580.26 297.39
. i;:i99 92

,50,263.97 16,3682:\ :18,09:3.50 6,994.30 45,,56,5.21

180.00 41.00

. 74i:99
..

iU02 :53

9: i06 79 .. 4i :2i5 72

..............

600.00

21893

. i6:ioooo 135.00 .

19,114,71
1,450.54 26,134.55
1,187.0,5
67,678.14

Ben Hill Berrien

Negro..

. ...

White.

Negro.

2: 7754i .
295.00 6,369.46
565.00

i:04000' 48964
2,021.20 :131.24

2:8i865 . 1,,500.00 8,710.88 1,657.98

79957 'i:i74:58

55620 6,81467

1,200.00.

...

2,,514.40 .... 624.00

1,357.06.

102.80

'i6:568:i4 . '3:38729

38,780.58 5,199.25 56,462.82 6,005.20

Bibb B1eckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts

White 24,472.42 25,117.09 49,860.72

Negro 13,311 15 13,661.80 27,120.47

White

Negro.

2::::1 White,
NWehgirtoel

i7275i:47000 ..
98.67 3,512.42

Negro. White
Negrol

102. 081I 58.02 ..

322 201 8.15 1'151220.0000'1

White Negro White,
WNehgirteo I
Negro

400.00 250.00 587.50 50000
89.42
93.75'

300.00: 1,500.00
20000[ 200.001
3<JOO (Mj ..4: 2(Mj 001
1'~~Ug rngl

74,213.14 40,366.:16

12,400.83 6,74,512
737.9:3

26,941.50 14,654.15
909.:36 419.92 ,5,947.79 480.00 2,505. 781 1,18,5.89 4,184.16, 2,106.80,
11,947.00 9,000.38 9,000.00 9,814.88 4,175.10 2,297.77

41,879.051 22,7790,5
:i~11

20,930.75. 11,:384.75 ...
:::m::1

401.58 2,107.001
1,100.49,

2

,484.

0

6

1
,

,

,

1,313.35.

I
~:g~?~12:~52;0

2,000.00, 7,681.:J4i1 2,000.001 ....."1" ...
~:m~~1 U1U~i

8,:176.74 4,556.32 I,OJ7.5,5

45025 51.2,5

330001 192.00 ..

1,10:3.71
~n~1

9000
98.00 :lOO.OO

9,967.87 2,923.78

.....i 'Hn~1

362,268.16 197,046. ,59 12,2,50.79
1,061.05 22,847.23
8,57.17 54,315.9[ 6,126.55 23,071.14 10,669.69
79,844.74 :11,507.88 :J,5,398.34 24,862.03 22,629.1:3 14,445.67

TABLE I1-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-PLANT MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

5. PLANT MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION (showsgross salaries earned)

SYSTEM

(a) Upkeep of Grounds(b) Repairs of Buildings (c) Repairs

and Re- (d) Wages (e) Jani-

(g) Lights, (h) Insur-

(2) Mate-

(2) Mate- placement of Janitors tors'

(f) Fuel Water and

ance

(l) Labor rials and (I) Labor rials and of Equip-

Supplies

Power Premiums

-- - - - - Supplies

Supplies

ment

--~-- ---------- --_.----.-- - - - - - - -

.._-_._-- - _.._ - - - - - - - - -

(i) Rents

(j) Other
Expense of Mainten-
ance and Operation

Total Plant Maintenance and
Operation

Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll Catoosa
........ Charlton
~
Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke

White s. ...... $ 295.60$ 683 75 $ 1,603.50 $ 13,669.84 $

Negro

5.00

188.38

536.12 3,792.83

White
Negro . . White

19409

59.40

180.56' '2;:i:i855

5,123.80
..i;:i;i;032

...

4,379.01 ...
2:i;i4ii;

50.64 4::ii;i;00

Negro 26.00 1,777.73

24.09

48 72

392.03

White 59.89

13,196.37. .... .... 1,091.07

Negro ..

663.15. ..........

24.37

White 1,610.36 1,409.31 1,609.00 5,147.82 6,192.15

Negro 30.00

50.00

80.51

19000

300.00

White 736.00 152.83 1,836.36 1,879.28 7,422.68

Negro

75.00

79.40

8505

179.42 1,639.23

3,455.00 $ 1,071.84$ 3,961.12 $

47500

735.30 1,454.46

2,090.50 1,870.31 1,939.67

536.75.

2,091.96

5,054.00 i:60oi;4 2,492.99

1,007.00

519.40

457.63

11,744.32 3,982.16 10,403.37

1,550.12 6,930.00

..

. .........
1,596.63

... '9;732.00

135.00

55.00

406.46

4,322.00 2,733.34 3.863.53

1,282.00

384.02 1,097.89

s 2.435.50 $ 2.977.51

700.81

249.68 .

2,700.60 2,291.22

1,138.69

4,501.75 . 2;i;9:i:9:i

1,632.59

80.32

12,255.96 5,546.15

695.25 ... .....

14,710.60 8,234.71.

119.15 ...

5,646.46 'i:8i;i8il .

1,064.95

74.96 .

.$ 82835

50.00 $ 200.00

.. '240:00
500.00 90.00

i;07368
43075 1,113.50

......... 'i;70240 225.00 .....

White 3,468.64 Negro 2,599.92 White ... Negro .. White 2,500
Negro White Negro. White 8.5,5.46 .
Negro

585.28 40,741. 76 390.19 24,044.64
2:877.50 814.63
1,155.22 116.69
26,655.90

19,291.11 12,860.74
348.15 4943 :1,045.72 1,269.50 1,103.76 93.04

1,580.81 125,286.54

1,053.87 53,254.80

319.00

72000

42.95 .

.5.670.39 9,665.00

40536

800.00

1,287.58 2,820.00

243 78 . 4,463.36

31< 609:22

14,839.57 9,893.04
108.74 1250
139.99 83.50 1,823.46
315.16 5,581.11

23,918.62
15,945.75 1,470.28
227.75 9,226.32 1,642.00 8,996.06
469.69 15,099.42
...

27,510.24
18,340.16 274.36 133.06
9,245.63
1,5~3.40
4,526.30 545.43
1,5,516.00
., ..

38,579 78 25,719.86
763.80. 201.18 . 6,990.86. 1,150.60 . 3,339.16 . 252.84 . 8,282.50
. ......

2,055.60 115,977.04 1,370.40 77,318.03
2:54702 570.00

30,203.66 8,337.58
21,527.59 3,767.40 32,495.47 6,896.26 59,482.79 2,932.89 58,874.98 1,591.12 3R,444.34 5,961.92
413,834 99 242,791.40
4,004.33 666.87
49,433.43 8,318.99 25,051.54 2.036.63 120,541. 30

Clay Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt

White

.5550

4.5.40

Negro

18.00

362.5

White 15.00 .

Negro

White 1,242.40 150.60

Negro 999.10 300.00

White 3,115.98 9,122.26

Negro.

White 282.40 25219

Negro

94.14

8407

White 1,680.00 2,,565.00

Negro ..

.504.50 31.75 2,339.86 20000 2,103.00 475.92 1,969.95
3,375.00 1,125.00 6,090.00
98.5.00

1,253.39
88.45 6,214.42
600.00 2,000.22
260.00 20,739.35

1,700.0.5 752.29
3,10.5.55
i:0:i9:ii; 400.00
29,126.61

913.00 463.00 28,240.91 2,100.00 4,522.82 1,102.00 50,164.35

3,079.45 1,026.48 12,113.11 1,580.00

':i;i29:69 1,043.23 11,257.25 1,550.00 .

11,155.67 1,731.25 4,188.00
I

837.57 356.99 12,444.70 3,000.00 1,514.00 300.20 24,820.92
5,752.57 1,917.52 4,784.08

1,366.43 1,125.01 2,895.97.

2,741.43 1,546.97

243.69 .

17,063.07 14,708.65 6,901. 8.5 .

3,102.00 2,674.00

4,661.91 4,917.77 ':i;i4702 :

1,199.04 32,682.43

1,161.50 .. 52,646.29 '22;:ii840

.. '20:00

...

. i5::ii442 '''ii;782:97 7,197.21 .

5,104.80 3,927.65 2,399.07 .

5,625.76 4,700.62 6,351.82 1,155.00

2.200.00

985.00 . . .....

237.67
8,421.65 658.00 23935 33.7.5
8,282.32
.. 679 60 72. 00

10,934.49 6,278.82 99,455.66 12,334.00 25,538.24 6,231.51 255,008.86
62:00i i7 18,525.21 60,510.64 7.300.00

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

White

300. 00

.

~Ii\~~ .. '445:00 ~~g:~g '5:4i546

Negro 223.70 281.03 2,320.91

White 201.32 1,930.31 2,197.52

Negro 200.00 401.75 1,255.16

White 126.50

87.05 407.55

Negro

26.00

21.45

10.00

White

42.50 190.14 3,091.24

Negro.......... ... . ....

116.85

4,504.29 2,251.50 2,700.00 1,205.95 1,927.48
426.,15
1,216.91 33.83
6,420.61

13,864.65 5,323.00

955.88

4'm:~~ .... 5:3i3:00 .. 2:08i60

289.90 1,737.50

89211

1,413.32 8,084.00 12,347.07

511.10 6,429.50 10,290.38

614.56 1,637.00

818.27

1,700.00 1,225.00

641.74

6,959.46 1,645.00 1,752.73

2,310.12 1,295.02 5,501.25 3,417.86

3,326.32 1,663.16 4,042.27 2,021.14 7,814.35 4,580.78 3,158.54 1,892.99 6,044.51
4,359.99

2, ~~Ug 3,~gg~3. 3,159.18

17.00 391.24

1,806.17 3,496.77 .

753.08 1,498.61 6,694.07 12,404.03

. . .... i;647:07

U~U~ 3:539:47:: ..

639.77 261.15

1,087.86

532.50

.

38.35

1,585.10 5,641.89.

.587.24

........... .i:56650

.

~6,578.9~
10,626.45 26,632.47 11,223.93 56,660.54
30,316.71 13,620.64
7,209.72 33,960.42 1,566.50

63.66

700.00 920.31

25,397.0 9203
28,387.0

i7:484707:0iJi92:"

8,827.38.......

....

'62.01 .... 65:375:8

62.00

25,468.8

'7i:340:69 . 35:8i48i
5,720.77 3,931.03 2,860.39 1,96.5.51

i8:862 08 '5:i:5798i "523:884:87

36,806.89

390.00..

12,309.48

White 140.48
~Ii\~~ . 750 ~Ii\~~ . 89 25 ~Ii\~~ .. 57 95

.

4,313.98

77.61

'44802 11,259.81

2~U~

7,506.54 1,629.85

7,497.05 1,135.21 12,799.28 8,53286 1,943.70

84i 22 :. ... .. .. 2:87025

~Ii\~~' i200'" 3345 3:40836 3: 72857

Negro......

5.95................

12,310.72 3,358.05 3,541.63 2.36109 9,839.53
. 7:996 00
4:96356 1,454.94

6500 4,318.50 38,496.27 16,456.14 7,263.00 3,392.00 11,541. 85
918.0.0 180.00

3,624.21 694.78
6,53159 4,354.40 3,472.25

7,979.06 2,312.10 10,416.13 6,944.10 4,121.31

85i 35 .. i:34543

44.25

885.66

2,995.4C 850.68
1l,149.27 7,432.8[ 6,765.39
12,523.16
i: 940 66 15427

7,328.24 1,032.20

257.28

6,680.04.

4,4.53.36 .

.

3,905.75i:027:00

3,267.12.

5;37863 ... ..

5;2793i 3,519.64 4,974.11

47,286.34 13,011.71 106,601.35 61,859.67 45,074.74 3,392.00 62,129.37

'9i59 .... 22,671.60

3.96

2,729.03

White 1,000.00 1,000.00

Negro 500.00 500.00

White

85.00 ..

Negro

White

Negro

White:::"

Negro 7472i...

White 1,563.38 5;i64:03

Negro..........

2,847.59 1,174.80
798.09 17.00 4,277.69

2,847.59
1,174.81 2,873.96
297.10 2,138.85

'6:000:00'4:45034

2,349.39 2,670.21

3,688.18 7,951.26

14.25

13.70

5,695.18 3,760.00

2,349.61

600.78

305.45 2,144.50

8,9~~~g5:99425

283.57 3,39100

320.00 3,837.50

209.44 1,397.50

959.14 10,750.00

.

1,000.00 400.00
1,257.09 46.25
4,426.23 1,290.13
20000 99.90 4,243.38 20.00

2,000.00 6,000.00 2,904.91
1,029.98 11,372. 94
4,954.67 2,215.22 1,329.13
24,720.81 77.72

2,546.88 1,073.90 2,635.31
46.593 8,922.52
U~~:g~ U~t~~
39.00

1.500 or
300.00. 3,647.91
9.41 . 6,538.49.
'2:05567.
'S;775:43 .... 36.30.

420.00 . .

26303

. . ... . 7:60i08 222.00' 2,IS2.62
86884 227.09 746.76

24,617.24 14,073.90 16,915.25 1,898.17 60,258.70 15,0.,6.33 22,004.57 10,264.37 74,298.36
200.97

White 1,000.00

Negro . .. . .

White

42.00

Negro.

White

2,.528.06 3,000.00 350 00 138:01'6;92088
2.50.00 '3:86628 2,347.56

7,991.66 582.93
7,521.78
287.92 3,500.00

4,493.96 621.85
1,700.25 29.81
.5,164.03

4,76153 1,307.00 15,71187
474.00 6,915.00

2,860.43 1,027.45 6,326.24
820.66 2,510.00

4,603.46 1,209.48 1.5,382.94
83138 6,550.99

3,792.08 1,.5.50.03 14,447.07
806.80 3,334.86

1,304.50 . 62.96 .
16,928.37 .. , 1,417.19 . 2,675.90.

4,995.22
. i2:452ii 354.58
2,700.00

:::::::: .. ~Ii\~~::::'

2;551.49" 5;48565' "4:8i53i ... i:72500 "3,747:87" '7:05926" "4:00290 "7;00353

94.00 1,262.24

~Ii\~~ 18U~~:g~ i8;8i600 'i7:370i6 ii7:4782746.09318 '''4i;:i0975

.. 11,035:9945:47007 '''4i:585:4734;968:83 .. 2;55992'" i5,65231

Negro

3.474.03 23495.45 9218.64 8241.95 37371.07 275899 695431 7,074.73 6.99375.

2,692 .55

41,330.9 6,711.7 97,571.52 .5,332.34 39.564.62
37,747.25 2,790.00 580,657.96 108,275.47

TABLE I1-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-PLANT MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

5. PLAl-iT MAIl-iTENANCE AND OPERATIOi'i (showsgross salaries earned)

SYSTE~1

I~a) U~eep~~~O~;l~~~ ~:pairs ~ ~U~;ding~i~-;~:':;:--~---~~---~----I-------~-----------;~~e~I--~:~--

____~

.. .__ and Re- (d) Wages (c) Jani-

(g) Lights, (h) Insur-

Expense of Plant Main-

(2) Mate- 'I

(2) Mate- placement of Janitors

tors'

(f) FUel, Water and

anee

(i) Rents Mainten- tenanee and

_...,~",: "00""!/'""~~~I; ,:-"i~~:' ~. ~:" ~i,,;;, "~, ,,,.;~-;:";", ,,;,:;-;,;,-;;;-;;;~ ,O"""'""---;~~~: ""me; -
.. Glascock

I (1) Labor rials and (1) Labor rials and

~~:~I' 126501.216fi2' .ti~:.6ti:'-IJ05.69'4 ;1 i.6is41

of Equip-

Supplies

'5.0788812:62560'

:l4781

. Power

Premiums

2.801.612:62060'

aOU9

ance and

Operation

43702

17.364.38

Glynn Gordon Grady

\'.hite
Negrc White Negro
White Ncgrc

2.497.86 I iS56.il

8.648.98 IC.J. 03.1 O:3! :ii-:ioii,40j2.i61

2,828.20 592.8213'305.161 4.17440 3,094.33 13,433.62 2.852.81

115.50

:31:l4 4,017.75 4,503.17 .;.61:1.75, 2,298.37

""

. 1

'

88065

2.705.10 13.70S.05 60,480.82 1,060.65 2,60257 24,720.2'

5,2U4.25

2,893.50 1.580.50

7:4.5040 'i5:si232'
:1.057.75 :1,94:1.11 5.270.50 4.882.88

;;981.60

41',3129.~'.01531

1,48I.P6,

s7iiJi\oiJ.ziJ457

4.:359.94

4.28291

4.:35877'

83.5.10

1.500.03

'i.:3S7.14. :3.100.32

150.00.

115.17102
45.935.50 32.908.8S
1.500.03
101.580.12 :30.141.41

f-' 0>

Greene

0>

Gwinnett

Habersham

Holl

Hancock

Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry

Houston Irwin
.Tark~0I1

White
Ncgrc White
Negro White Negrt White Ncrrrc White
Ncaro

111.50 h.5C

:3:34 8:3 I 81:3 17 50:3 1.226.0:3,
1

IS7.o0
!
I :30:350 177 .25

1,412.75
ii\373 110.01

:1,20:3.49
:3I:lA5 1.5.:34781
10025 2,789.00 I, li22.25

1.:315 PC, 453.;;:3
2:3,szo. 5,
4: iiJli4i
756-i 87
244.17 2,\185.28 2.058:37

White

li500 197 59 2.280.85

Negro

White 2li145 bOO 00

60 80!

Nerrrc

White
Negro White

81S 00

I
82, U1S

.524:37!,
si! 28

Negn::1 409 DO

L5S0 407.00

~::.

200 00 :100.00

:3,55 75 :38117

!J:J7.85 71\1.:JC

White 221601 :3,02104 17. 4li5. 00

Negro White

1:4194.5.07l

:3,656.:38 :121.00, (;71001

:::~:I:lil NegroI

\Yhite Negro.

..4.7:.3..!.1.3I:.

j ''i;74.2.2'I

1,4:J5.4:]
991211
4,7lil:3li 176.8:3
3,194.45 :~25. 55 .14:3.SJ 96.5.58
11,6S8.78 1,063.21 :3,20:3 .59 419.41

1,865.16 129.69
7 ..570 52 841.17
;-L 505. G5
1.849.:12 g2.41
:J,SP5S, 2.64412

4,:311.88 I. S97. OC 14.815.58
\1,549.45 :150.00
.1.1..,8.9.4...0.0.I
2, 072 00 1 ,550.00

1269.68 6:31 0,
5,H2ti.01)

:3,8092,5
"
6,1:37 00 2,108.50 4,101.00

U04:34 256.75 \I:ll ..54 141 :35

. i3587! 1,597.50 7,6:38.20 6,58:1.00

2,7\12.99 2,:152.56 I,Mlli4
:3498:3 :1,8:30.4\1

19, 4li7, 95
6,278.98 6,811,:35,
1,000.00' 1,92li.00'
.1.

1,.563 lJ7 5:32 64
'I, 48S.27
i\jii; i;4 52182
:1 7li5.7P 81.1:3
1,847 SO :337 5S
1,00157
3,~iJO iJi;

4.1734:3 2 P75 .57

:3,14P .:32 1,454.92

1.5.201.92 3.572 77

872.51

:396 98

11,09:3. 571 9,148.50

2.10:1.00,

71002

17,8:JP91: 8,207.28

743. 751 2.107.511

70 1:3 2.72890

2,2.17.721

500 98

!

I

4.15:3 721 .. :3'821041

i:1,iJ022il 5.314 7:J

:3,16S.07 8.5:387
9,:3,5719
1,7\15.25
;>,75.5.81
2:0002:3' 289.06
I 744S7
':i72728

:18:300

2,728.:15 300.00 985.02

:<4000 270.00 .... i:76357

120 00

758.52

12000 8.6:3005

:3.:35Ii 90 .. '5:iJ248i;i 4,552821 5,49755

,jH7.85 1,17:1 75:

244 .09,

:1.0U\I.:31 1.791150

5,:3115.81; I.S85.47

:J.'s57n7.:3i:a31

2,84:3.13 200 00

-I, 708.:30 :J,551.51

S.4:3:3.:30 0,420.55

7,4mL51 4"llIiUli

lS~n~!

!

4, rei.47 1,:1177 .28 19,020.70 14,90811'

:3,047.:32 4,189.70 5,772.07,

581.15 ....

U~U61
I: 100261

1" 5,29:3.49

5,601.481

2,497.6li
1,~~n:'ii

22,,18.3552.

10 6!)

...... .

I,S69.75 ,,' ;)215li

:37545 2:i3532
200 00
1,715.81 78
1,~40~:1~.~~1

21.16:348 g.7l65:1
81,99429
s.un.ss
.04.418.24 ~. 998 30
7!i.00479 1.60214
22,7:J8b!J 11 ,.52li.4li
20,09220
.. 44:iJ,ii;i;(;
2.108')() :lli,030.,51
2,19:3.02 29,50182
8,107.80 :3:3.7:37.10 2:3,674.07
107,540. n
27,489.8S 28,785.92
9,36:3.47 16,158.8f>
J7;J.Of;

Jasper Jeff Davis Jefferson
Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar Lanier
Laurens Lee Liherty Lincoln Long Lowndes
Lumpkin Macon Madison Marion McDuffie
McIntosh Meriwether Miller Mitchell Monroe Montgomery

White

48.96 .. ,

~'I:\~~. 402:33:.:::::::: 'U'67:74

Negro..... .

White

5225

Negro

.. . '2:6i8:98 .. 441.69

2,994.99 .

1,335.00 1,032.60 1,195.53 1,030.00

3,882.63 .. 5;477:ii2;926:75 .. 4;398:75 "9,94588

5;987:36 "753.59 .... 5;276:50 "'2;084:00 .... 5:8i413 '''4;979:32

1,226.62

45.40...........

452.13 3,134.79 1,992.52

1,~55.41
.2;68828

082.00'

21.5U 10,002.0

... 20.00 ........

.. ,'34;945:8

4,994.05 321.25............

'877<39

33;437 :57
7,614.40

White

6434

57.43 96059 1,313.30 1,384.40

~~~~ l~ggg .... i95:00' 1,6~5L8004 3,251308..5100 ......6..5.0

Negro

30.00 105.00

50.00

21000

White

50.40........ 5,627.60 ......... : ...... 4:6io:59

~~~~ .... 595:87 "'600002:i46:i5 "3;2i92i

Negro 815.91

.

White..........

1,486.60 4,241.28

Negro..........

300.00 1,100.00

3,905.00 2,642.50 5,456.00 1,240.00 5,091.25

2,480.28 2,983.42 1,902.50
865.95 4,875.37

2,751.52 2,140.24 3,105.22 1,947.65 10,643.90

i;477:25
517.63

2,458.78 850.81
3,560.02 1,349.15 2,925.52

2,148.50 414.08
2,819.72 170.87
1,743.97 ..

.. ..
.. ..

'886:02 . 16500

1,625.00

19,149.14 9,673.39 22,063.56 5,968.62 35,568.60
20;624:7 3,221.1 30,408.5 3,854.6

White

.

10,000.00

Negro

.

4,424.87

White

423.23

. 2,877.26

~~~~'''4i5ii .. 197022:47i22" "92425

Negro 622.68.......

5,706.83 1,953.69

White 672.21 ......... 2,703.04

9<\1.07

Negro 142.67.........

59.98

14.65

White

2900

7.40 2,579.33 2,111.01

Negro

28.00

3.90 132.50

120.85

White 605.55 401.44 10,339.73 19,286.05

3,000.00 12,284.72

1,371.81 ....

1,288.32 3,090.00

3.00 1,732.00

300.00 2,289.90

194.52 2,328.10

71531 1,719.91

246.37

67500

2,188.30 2,540.75

376.61 1,675.00

6,151.82 11,494.00

4,000.00 1,886.79
487.44
1,128.57 62402
936. OJ 1,655.96
80424 1,860.64
1,518.13 1,543.13

5,085.48 51000
1,947.28 2,015.02 2,913.34 1,942.?2
1,636.69 1,089.12 2,769.47 1,0.,9.36
7,834.85

3.497.32 232.12
3,308.40 ..

258.50 200.00

600.00 246.30 186.23

756.87 .

3,170.82

.

2,113.89.

l'm:~'ii70G.

4:i62i 37052
1925

609.82.

8,m~~

i20:0G '3;66007

46,015.34
11,871.89 15,327.32
8,825.08 16,760.09 20,991. 28 14,110.36 5,179.15 17,117.56 5,915.34
77,930.67

Negro

.

White 126.28 141.94 1,227.44 2,015.55 4,239.40

Negro ...... .. ... White 850.00 921.18 .

10.87

l1,I~U~ .. '2;73i:50

Negro White

850.00 921.19 49.00 1,094.52" "270:77

5,801.25 979.29

1,573.98 466.09

~~~~

'87:50

2g~rJ 1,74U~

6571

39.18

1,877.14 10,755.00

Negr-i White

. 433.37

'''54822

'64546

..

1,156:02 .. 2;462:77

Negro 137.63

18 75 .....

226.75

155.87

3,560.00
3,130.75 23.50
51,,72~5M.g00~

2,445.00 21.62
2,428.93 1,634.57
23U,7i69U.7~5

5,mgg '2;80iio

161.60

249.05

5,200.00 54.22
7,179.49 3,512.20 6,409.54 1,822.91 5,977.96
4:66520 1,192.65

2,210.25 2,224.03

622.50

144.48

4000

2,651.37 3,443.43. :::... . "72i:i4

1,143.72 1,147.81

710.00.

2,784.64 1,529.95

30072

564.17 . 3,289.23 2,027.73 .. ' .1360 .... i8i:27

..... .sij>78

4;926iJ9 '2:92708.

811.36.

.. ..

"504:00

28.48

24,156.87 142.14
35,200.66 17,318.22 23,964.97 5,005.91 49,143.41
927.00 26,972.69 3,486.14

White

10.00......... 1,839.22

981. 42

. Negro.......... ..... ...

197.50

244.87

White
~~~~

725.37........ 6,289.98

..

mgg .. "779.00 U~g~ '2;8i2:78

Neerc

20.00..........

78.50

117.73

White.......

2,202.75 2,676.29

~~~~ .... il4.46 34299 3,08U~ 3,::~~~
~:~~ ~g~ . ~~.~~ . d~t~b ....2:~~g~~1

2,252.62 2,434.20

1,091.18

559.20

7,326.43 8,522.86

950 00 2,781. 50

94288 5,312.75

60.91 1,030.00

3,968.26 5,241.40

2,010.95 4,060.00

2,360.23 5,879.50

408.38 4,102.60

124.76

963.00

386.19 .....

793.15 800.00 3,829.97 2,500.00 2,877.02 3,432.75 3,245.83 3,615.05 1,122.60 472.37 340.00 41.67

2,640.51 1,824.84 8,539.51
8,897.80 4,168.13
1,400.02 5,985.84 7,279.86 3,662.16
3,199.18 2,227.14 1,620.12

1,175.81
763 50 7,483.08
UkU~

1.734.64 ....

316.88

600.00

5,181.15

460 00 .... 4;66497

3,~~tg .. '2:70000 2,~~gg

1 292 51

32000

2:97352' '5;:ii946 .......

.. U~U~ 2:i89:30..

111.09 2,655.83
m~6

1,188.65 1,077.24

1,094.65 1,014.83

230.00 .......

360.00

883.35

375.21

372.80

..

13,861. 57 6,397.97 53,023.32 21,923.03 32,818.42
7,863.51 34,279.18 21,510.58 23,975.53 11,467 .35 11,588.38 2,805.99

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-PLANT MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION I Expense-General Fund-Continued

5. PLANT MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION (shows gross salaries earned)

SYSTEM

1-----------------.,..---....,-----.-----,---.,.----,----,----.,-----,---.--

(a) Upkeep of Grounds(b) Repairs of Buildings

(2) Mate-

I (2) Mate-

(I) Labor rials and (1) Labor rials and

Supplies

Supplies

(c) Repairs
and Replacement of Equip-
ment

(d) Wages of Janitors

(c) Janitors'
Supplies

(f) Fuc1

(g) Lights, Water and
Power

(h) Insur-
ance Premiums

(i) Rents

(j) Other
Expense of Maintenanee and Operation

Total Plant Maintenance and.
Operation

:10rg:,-----~; -$-~l~MII;~~~~ ~3~U~I~-~llU~ ~-~~g~~~ ~~~~:~ ~-~~:U~ ~-~~~ggl~-~~~~ ~-~~~~ ~~-~~: ~-~~~ ;-~~~i:~f

:::::ec
Newton Oconee Oglethorpe
H 0>
00 Paulding Peach Pickens
Pierce Pike

~~~~:::.::~:::: . 4::~:::: '''i::~~::~ "20::::~:: "3:::::~: 6:::~i~1 8~:~~~.~5:::~::~ 2,889.ooii::~::::' 6::J~Hg

~h~~~'" 5000 534.00::"4;78045 ~l:\~~"loo.95:::::24358 ~~.~

l,mn .': 863:33 ... ii;79i:22" i;900:87 .. 7;48852
767.19 U~88 1,8t~~~ U~g~

3,476.18' "3,46717:':::
3,~g~g

.::'.': .... 209.90" "34;5616 1~:m~'

Negr; .

5.00

80.04

351.27

878.21 1,200.00

456.00

776.60

2500..

3,772.1

White '3;034:65 2,137.55 10,594.34 10,275.37 8,539.79 7;420:i6 4,930.63 2,698.35 5,194.12

506.26. .....

402.85

55,734.0

Negro.

3,073.21.......................

3,073.2

White 1,112.37. ....

Negro.

WhitE 348.75 1.120.76

Negro 203.10 897.03

White

Negro. " ..

.

.

White

59.75..

.

Negro 43.00

.

White 103.50

.

Negro

.

5,312.47 5,525.58

1,130.66 1,158.41 .

2,130.42 5,050.11

1,141.21 3,394.58

. 8,414.05

112.42

1,733.71 1,444.86

110.10

123.95

5,180.00 6,485.45

... .....

2,048.00
9,263.44 7,126.53 1,789.91
374.60 2,766.22
434.10 1,820.21 1,000.00

5,358.00
60000 5,875.00 2,565.00 2,475.00
1.485.00 2,700.00
500.00 2,370.35 2,162.50

8,384.12
1,732.50 1,712.04 8,222.07
420.00 7,251.65
84500 3,773.55 2,000.00

3,887.27 3,641.90

983.48

4,623.15" 4;06240

4,612.30 2,812.20

2,453.36 3,584.04

112.50

96.87 .

5,831.75 2,643.05

1,090.00

87.72

2,250.60 1,577.08

1,700.00 ........

. .
63000
900.00 65.08
..

..
751.56 375.82 579.51
. ..
633.14

36,794.47 4,472.55 37,064.56 26,129.93 31,697.68 2,724.09 27,182.16 3,798.35 26,572.44 8,862.50

Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph

White Negro

.

203.35 ..

....

16,388 75 2,835.00

White

15.00 ..........

639.00

187.22

254. 78

.

Negro White Negro

. .......... 364.62
471.57 .. ....... . 431.60 .. ..

187.23 3,663.43
385.93

27601 .

1,191.90 '2:322:50

74580

594.00

White

.

43.48 623.00

714.76 4,236.95

720.00

. . ~ft~

......

6000

464: i5

76.23 2,157.66

170.96 2,234.92

437 00 57397 .... 6:680:38

Negro

3.90 .......... ..

White

. 131.99 13200

67U8 .. "2;5i7:40 .. "3:647751

Negro

. .... .... 112.00

434.01 1,308.86

647.70

i

9,625.68
369.57 739.18 3,092.88 683 93 948.89 982.18 12,161.36 57.10 2,980.48 1,739.29

36.12
"2:09393' . 690.96

450.00

65,095.54
3,264.99 3,073.21 1,836.62
17,732.38 6,056.47 9,391.99 2,267.99 33,199.75
102.05 16,564.54 7,160 12

Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall
.... Taylor
0'>
'" Telfair
Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

I W~eh~irteo
WhIte Negro .. White .. Negro White Negro White Negro

6.00
150.00 . 150.00 211.50

70001 64,423.23 ' ' ' I 28,943.77
'i: 93897 27400
2,044. 901 1,850.00 78600 1,189.22
587.65

27,294.62 6,226.06 123,605.59'

12,262.80 2,797.22 44,937.30

1,365.37

57600 3,335.00

147.88 .

18000

1,687.95 1,065.84 1,394.00

350.41

9600 .

3,000.00

336.32 . '5:205.00

2,064.60

33750 3,440.00

2,587.17 970.27

.... 2,103.29

2,759.50 275.00

12,833.76 1 5,765.89 1,266.45
500.00 372.99 64.48 2,594.78 5,984.34 1,575.65 182.10

35,749.90 16,061.55 3,877.31 1,112.54
607.84 1,015.42
5,050.45 4,100.00 2,932.65 1,856.94

White

I .. .. .. .I

Negro

White Negro

549:651
. . . . . i.

White Negro

.2000

White

7.00

Negro ..

White ..

Negro . .

White

! 625.63'

Negro

White 2i3 79

Negro

30.00 .

White

Negro

White

7860

Negro

3500 .

White

29.98 .

Negro

12.00 .

50958 7,373.58 1,765.37
85290 1,801.15

17,491.38 1,525.40

1,172.07.
1
. 3;659 73

78.45 . . 324.92

13.10

5588

2033 4,533.78

45i7i 420.45 4,943.56

5; 74237
949.63 11,399.88.

2,104.11 i;!i90:64 '3;087i8 134.09 .

256.31 73090 1,205.21 .

5000 . 3684

4;i250i . 596.79 "
1,593.02
4;036 i7 " 833.96
2,191.80 163.22 .

"i;34680 1,179.71
i;00384 ..

6;66786 1,518.45

i. 764 66
4.65
4,191.45 1,447.07

30,072.51 2,650.00

6,311.65 1,27755

19,056.95 3,857.00 6,047.91

2;750'94

8i800 "

113.00

185.65

955.18

i ;92000 ". 3,072.68 'i:344:74

3,142.00 1,470.55

. i ;544:00 2,279.32 7,643.61
2,246.00 2,823.72

950.00 675.00 6,454.50 837.70 3,092.00 1,580.00 5,825.00 797.00 4,740.20 658.80

585.49
"
"3;98309 2,934.65 2,200.40 1,156.02 1,588.90 407.62 985.13 106.19

5,076.45
7; 7i5:92 2,456.50 5,071.64 2,762.63 3,677.79 1,86457 3,287.82 2,481.53

White Negro

86.06 .. 68.00 .

6,349.82 15,326.93 2,561.63

White

82.50 ..

Negro.

,..i..

ii ;04576 14,017.72

313.00

165.17

White Negm

..

........I.

807.88 20.00

165.29 2222

White .. ...... '2550.

2,626.45

..........I. Negro
White Negro

4i957 .. 6388 .i, i833i
10000 .

i.ssi.oo

White 981.10

Negro White . iooo :

Negro/ White

2625 48.50

Negro!

400 .

White ....

WNheigtero..l.' . . ...I.

Negro .. .

:148.98 3,657.09 250.00
2,592.72
133.74

:100 273.50

2;80i60
48000 71.75

4,149.76 846.00
7,400.68 355.26
806.37
''7; i45:73 17634

14,142.89 1,001.71 . 2,828.76
'6:04277 751. 01 59.66

6,250.00 4,521. 84 769.86
83530 2,631.74 11,100.29. 6,647.72 '5;i0895
3,973.00 4,551.50 . i ;904:39

'7~~HI

"3;99i48 837.00

1,492.17 723.83

2 2, 960 81 4~g 8~1
64. I4 3,a03.00!
,,4 :~i~ ~~I

7,492.75 1,028.75 3,981.00
540.00 45.00 :1,670.00,

5,057.39 599.04
2,227.31
258.56 7600 1,659.44

1,2iUfr

6:360oo[ 1,000.00,

4;8ii43 1,000.00

6,314.88 4,348.43 9,359.52 3,119.85 4,475.24
'6;84949
'3;069:80 1,794.97
6,597.69 1,654.77 2,33a.36
885.54 3,187.72 1,213.20 1:3,833.49
.3:'7965i 925.40

47,567.14 21,370.75 3,895.07
560.42 1,046.61
232.94 3,633.52
2,879.80 3,852.88
1,036.49

34,975.07 15,713.44 2,147.65
360 50 . 1,109.60
56.08 3,542.20
355.04 3,694.87
437.50

:J4845 15655 1,767.50

5,585.07 2,509.24
23.95

15.00 """ i45:98

180.00 535.83

...

9.95

306.88

10000

655.05

60.00

20.00

8,602.45 2,002.73 4,324.11

14,757.73 '3;oi7:69

"
"2;502i6

. 2; iis

6i

602.48

20165

2,748.39 2,480.93

1,500.00

2000 ....

....

46200

20658 463.00

'"

'2;75320

'2;i66:40 3,074.89 .... 2,626.10 ..

"" 2i5oo

3,307.04
8; 466:39 1,705.99 4,231.40 2,234.64 3,714.89
59929 3,043.69
892.28
8,573.29 1,661.82 8,517.43 2,129.36 3,801. 97
968.62 1,783.11

839.79 .
"i:980:08 "
. "965:68 .,
"
"3:37602 640.66
3,991.12 600.54
5,010.16 . 155.27 .
3,841.58 768.32 482.68 .
. i, i88:98 ",

.42000 32.10
2io:00 320.00
1.00
1;29900 14400 ..

359.30
50000 32400
87979 15.00
564.76 7210
,5,524.45 1 402.41
24,635.67
5i240 115.69 1,769.99

1,791.87 544.26

350:04

38500

45282 125.00,

:3,156.92 1,241. 83 2,346.00
449.88 1,481.70
355.25 3,590.35 .
i;9395i 262.20

:::::::1
31:r1~3~9Z2~21
2,435.79 977.00

45750

2,822608..11631

728:i9 1:17500

1,034:001

10,310.8:31

::tr~I'90.00

9,984.28 . 2: 71818/.
~ggggi .

358,678.89 150,518.51 18,260.30
2,861.34 8,384.78 2,279.28 26,093.00 21,468.16 22,447.78 5,425.95
106,847.90 7,625.10 25,726.09
16,791. i6 5,047.74 37,948.86 1,920.00 18,786.64 10,411.46
13,936.12 67500
35,255.58 10,097.44 18,157.98 7,733.29 31,856.52 7,036.20 23,026.95 6,433.73
72,100.32 10,969.1:1 79,094.98 17,739.99 28,044.90 5,850.54 20,759.07
15,584.07 4,224.30
44,004.2:3 5,954.33 27,852.95 2,948.81 20,269.5:1 16,951 1:1 32,898.16
'29:62482 4,907.40

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-PLANT MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

5. PLANT MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION (shows gross salaries earned)

SYSTEM

(a) Upkeep of Grounds(h) Repairs of Buildings

(2) Mate-
(1) Labor rials and (1) Labor Supplies
--------------

(2) Mate-
rialsand Supplies

(e) Repairs
and Replacement of Equip-
ment

(d) Wages of Janitors

(e) Janitors'
Supplies

(f) Fuel

(g) Lights,
Water and Power

(h) Insur-
ance Premiums

--------- ----------

(i) Rents

(j) Other Expense of Mainten-
ance and Operation

-
Total Plant Maintenance and
Operation

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth

White $ 2,200.05 $ 725.86 S 8,259.67 $ 30,428.18 $ 57,268.45 S 16,243.28 $ 6,907.37 I 16,100.67 $ 14,075.31 $ 11,311.18 $.

... $ 8,164.39 $ 171,684.41

Negro 152.06 .. ...

12247 3,000.00 10,461.3C

White. .. ....... ....... 6,344.43 4,425.25 5,452.75

Negro.

.....

...

..

2,405.00

967.19 2,171.48 1,239.46

1,180.00 2,746.00 .

3,667.93 6,524.45 ...

.. 5,890.59

851.37 ..

4,908.59

875.00

............

196.97 2,366.06

21,567.3o 421,,764365..00o5

White '239 :00

2.50 i:40235 .4: iiJiJ:45 5:6002i 4,922.51 2,080.51 3,116.65 3:30630 '6:4023i ..........

975.23

32,148.02

Negro

10.00 .. ........

50.00

90.00

6000

180.00

231. 00

346.29

10998

741.20 ............ . .... .......

1,818.47

White 1,392.15 .,

1,318.97 . .........

Negro ....

....

White

'27.00

'7229 .. 2;230:70 . 3:328:72

Negro

1950 ... .. ..... 522.15 1,234.70

58425

2,487.50

...

602.69

..

3,915.01 ....

...

1,836.78

2,329.59

450.00

303.43

15,220.37

............ ... ..........

9,850.87 ...6:492:50 2,548.93 1,500.00

2,300.88 2,209.28

. 6,572.86 '2:80i:i7 5,460.30 .....

3,220.96

597.52 . .... . . . . . .

165,00

443.93 22.03

39,581.2 12,040.0

White

160.30 .. ... ... 6,294.60 14,031.40 14,342.79

9,673.17

8,944.29 11,062.10

.. Negro
White

.....

'6:00

..... .........

Negro ....

.. ......

2,58027 1,401.05
87.38

5741C 1,749.11
250.00

1,450.56

965.00

684.79

1,451.56

900.00

339.80

76.30 .. ........ . ...

2,381.49 1,064.32
327.90

White

23.00 .......

792.68

918.55 1,167.18 2,220.00

816.15 1,925.30

Negro ..........

792.69

918.56 1,167.19 1,000.00 . ....

811.13

White 404.08 1,000.39 705 75 1,921.49

147.24 2,040.00

72272 8,738.06

Negro

40.00 164.00

26.50

62.89

27.89

180.00

89.00

416.10

White Negro

..........
..........

... .......
....

2,989.94 11,302.35

9728

.......... ... . ........ ..... ....... '"

15,924.80 .......

... .4..,6..58..2.8.

10,869.93 ..... .....

10,985.29 7,422.99 ..... .. . ..

555.60 .....

..... ...

2,370.09 216.99

895,,420887..80o2

992.31

1,357.80 ......... ... .. . .......

9,261.95

131.30 ...

. ...........

872.8 8

1,702.10 2,881.77 . ..........

3,876.60

16,323.33

380.68 ..

... .. .. . ....

5,070.25

5,070.76

1,431.33 .. .... .....

3,959.23

26,141.05

579.73 ....

... . ........

188.94

1,775.05

..21,321.50
. .......

9,992.88

... . ...

10,834.75

87,991.71

..... ....

..........

White 365.50

24.00 1,050.00

Negro 15020

19.25 493.00

Whit, ........

156.31 4,000.00

Negro . . ..

. . . . . . . . . . 149.75

White

. 4462 .. ... ..... ..... ....

Negro ....

......

White

. i590 .......... '7:i8549

Negro

35.00 ..........

61.00

2,250.06 2,919.22 4,635.00

455.93

783.61

470.00

2,937.40 3,831.2L 3,314.05

... 400.00

2,489.4~

2,820.51 .. . ....

22500 2,550.00

54381 18,279.90

...

.i ,77638

.,

7;i60 40

1,071.06

34.45 .......

3,491.03 816.38
1,594.38
37500 866.86 998 98 2,228.02 1,023.05

3,388.37 1,006.86 3,953.03 1,696.93 4,078.19
1,555.05 5,182.39 1,805.74

3,287.87 3,532.80.

R7326

771.23

297.83

15.00

306.77

3,407.32 2,500.00 ..

1,758.08

543.20

738.87 . .... ..... .... .......

4,156.78 2,043.68 ... . .

304.95

706.60

194.96

360.00 ... ...

4,949.45 5,781.84 . ...

2,642.13

766.04 ....... ....

900.00 . . ..........

25,817.1 1 5,586.06 27,451.86 6,618.23 16,865.59
4,359.4o 55,201.9o
5,696.34

Total Counties

Whit, 94,931.55 133,357.14 714,551.53 903,872.54 787,897.35 1,657,747.07 549,562.68 1,169,065.77 1,045,075.65 798,872.07 38,622 72 575,020.79 8,468,579.8 Negro 39,6R5.49 27,216.% 246,752.41> 152,595.80 198,721.44 494,882.14 174,513.70 372,173.59 303,864.91 146,621.17 32,500.57 177,783.23 2,267,310.9

1

I

I

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford
Calhoun Canton Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown
Chickamauga Cochran Commerce Cordele Dalton
Dublin Fitzgerald Gainesville Hogansville
Jefferson Laflrangc Marietta Monroe Moultrie

i",};l~~ ~81132:~~g?~ ~ln~ Whitel .. . ...

I I %0 001 I 839 76'

Xcgro II :1115,:20842i .2445,1' 52;,481671.31 39,.506.96'11811:,239.47'I

9~.07
16.35 142,7:35.72 52,:\12.35

white . . .. .. . . . . . .

1

~};l~~i ~e~~~i:37304!'i599{70000I: "3i602'

.

21.85 ...... . I

80001

99.99:,

4,51799 1,092.44

X~ et~ziOreoli...: .:

I

l

I

1 ' 1 1,56670

10000 1,169.66
.... , .

3.29454 3.8\586 1.5:35,68

;egr.) ,

100:00'

15000'

10000

:;,<:3S.00 1,900.00 612,273.81
253,811.68

1)29.65'1 2,S33.7S , I,S52861 2,.5I4.9:l1

:111.041,449.101

805.651,676.6:l'

:39,2:l8.39, 19,34298, \96,54819 :18,541.341'

i,I' 06340'
15, 252101201' "9 .8 'I' . 7.3, '.3..4.0... 06. 20,844 39

., 2822:31

1

ldiU~ ':i7:68222

267.00 17,676.70

~ '421~:l1;" :::::: ..i

11'
. :0:0

1.3, i :2250' :.50' 1".

.. . '. : 'I

oJlI8

29429 58666

4:5~n~1 i;2~U~,3::tz~12;~~U~' 2'9~g6~.....I:I~U~1 2,9S845R.1024:1 1,36526'1

75' ' 0'0 1,088.1S:

1 ~'. 1,735.44'1' ..... "00': " 500'.'I'.. .........

57.44 592.73

14,536.2.5 7,920.64 1,3S4,969.:l6 SI7,995.10
i2:659 :09
6,596.71 2,142.48
13,693.60
23:477:40 94924

: White..
~N'~e~;g~IrIo']

1,46270, 73135'
I,OH.49',

\,46269
1~7:3m1~.3~5'1

24R,21 124 \01
1:66.551

5,924.16 :3,186.67' 4,990.12
1~:~~gg~11 ,598:14i . 2,49506;

2,790.44,
16:~~U~i

1,903.56
J~nk .

006.10
1,m~~

22,589.65 10,1:l2.74 45,395.01
1,538.45

White ~egro .
White, Negro]
I' .. :W,"Jhrigtreo;,.... .
W\eh~irteo.. White, . Negro]. ,

8562:i 52S 71

9 ,207..29 1,429.98, 8,811441.
. . .. ... . r ....... . . .

1,34148,.
I
35750,"

2: ..

492 ....

.5.81I.

1,024:14

1,080.04,I 540.01
2,02484
::,02.~.55,951

.4:296541
279.56
3:i7065 35000
.8:70600

2:96S591

5:3201; 2,404.89

2:57050 943.00 .. 258.22 ...
1,82309

853.06 426.53
314.44

14,130 16
1,IS929 i :43367
612.48

:3,699.04
. ~~~'~Ol
1,47393 54S.36

136 \5

41,324.88

i:HH~ 34 . .441: 1
i
3,135.ooi;i279i! . .. .. .. ..I..

13,538.26
6,664.08 S,288.0:3 8,631.07
608.22 26,506.54

White

78.17

7,23446 '7;oi699 _" 3'.5 13,629.59 d2875: 6,722 99 .. 7 :949 26 3,18987 .

1,371.80

53,178.:l7

Negro

800

803 00

780.00

25S00 1,350.00

200.001

716.00 1,550.68

3S0.oo .

10930

6,358.78

I

White Negro

42500: I ,27:J84 15,:;~U~

8,97666 250.00

2,952.60 24, 6S3. 001 15000 2,360.00

4,146 7:3: 13,468.78 12,344.68 7,141 19

S2S.00' 1,200.00

62S.00 .

1,26999 :12S00

92,034.2.5 5,S8S.00

White

.20920

1,666 90

77365 8,349.50 2,055.65 1 :1,162 72 2,929.38

586.21

671.51

20,404.72

Ncsro White

4560 . lS3.14 ..

996.25 1,13400

162.70 4,98134

3,7S0.00 9,094. OS

1,18013'1 1,89324 2,981.2S 5,774. 83

1,75828 169.37

170.90 .

ISS 68

10,412.78 24,287.98

Negro].
White Xczro .,. White ..

I 400001

i:664:02 :332.81
2,084.11

15,831.:l3 3,16626 1,58902

14,S93.69 3,160.00 4,351.60

3,799021 759 81 800.00,1

8,348.26
1,669.65 1,043.48

S,723 68

22:330 .

UMb5 .... 2;98879

90000 287.99

i ;430:94 26612

51,614.24 11,399.39 16,744.99

Negro

SO.OOI

6S0.00 1,200,00 1,144.00

248 681

70000

61031

60000

10000 ..

5,302.99

White
Negr .. White .. Negr W,ito \T"lJ ro
White Negro . . White. N gro .

S50.00 1,495.67

S2247

639.96 ..

32898

'9;67i :52 3,209.40

12,91766 10,005.81

11,9.5808 6,:171441

10,838.21 i ,OIB.R5

5,4H.4:3 2R,40401

Il 1,083

:i; 7i5 i4

j ;75Ii:86i 2,875.46' :i;89i63i

999.22

n~Uri~:~~n~Ui~jgl tg7H~.

. . . . .I 2,040 46

.....I

342.69,

160, 20:L ;'3 1~' '. ;.3.41 1'I.,o.:ii. .9.1\

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-PLANT MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

5. PLANT MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION (shows gross salaries earned)

SYSTEM
Newnan Pelham Quitm .n Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa Trion

(a) Upkeep of Grounds(b) Repairs of Buildings (0) Repairs

and Re-

(2) Mate-

(2) Mate- placement

(I) Labor rials and (1) Labor rials and of Equip-

Supplies ---

-

-

-

-

S-up-pli-es

-

ment

(d) Wages of Janitors

(e) Janitors'
Supplies

(f) Fuel

(g) Lights,
Water and Power

(h) Insur-
ance Premiums

(i) Rents

(j) Other

Total

Expense of Plant Main-

Mainten- tenanceand

ance and Operation

Operation
---------

s White $ ........ , 354.18 $ ......... $ 6,867.90 $ 5,906.16$ 12,709.50 $ 2,631.57 $ 3,848.07 $ 3,613.96 $

100.00 $......... .. $

938.41 $ 36,969.75

Negro .........

200.00 ..........

l,087.4~

1,241.93

3,455.00

1,042.70 1,520.08

1,094.42

42.43 . ..........

497.36

10,181.35

White .......... .......... 2,430.00 2,795.32 . ........... 3,055.04

841.24 3,714.53 2,802.56

148.28 . ..........

174.45

15,961.42

Negro . .........

........ ....

. .. ...

1,054.60 .....

... ......... ....... . ....

1,054.60

White

60.40

11.90 2,894.92 l,698.li3

420.02 2,910.50

794:63 . i;li20:42 1,192.52 1,720.23 ............

'6i2:oi

13,936.18

Negro 337.50

91.02 108.62

529.30

209.88 1,119.00

995.65

66.61

681. 98

148.78 ............

5.00

4,293.34

White 1,655.50 Negro ..........
White ..........

890.14 11,180.00 .........
867.35 1,697.90

10,303.03 ... '700:32

5,999.30 . ........... . ...........

... 4.1. ,.4.3.8. ..0.4.
1,650.00

5,052.19 13,504.62 11,693.63 14,584.17 ............ 5,131.43 121,432.05

. 543.32

. .... . .. 1,697.17

......... . .. 1,402.56

....

i

;961i:24

.
.

........... ...........

.......................

.......
10,524.86

Negro .......... .......... .......... ............ . .......... ............ ............ . ........... ............ ............ . ........... ............ . ....... , .....

. White .......... .......... . ......... ............ ..... . .. .. . ............ ............ ....... .. .. . . ........... . ........... 10,400.00 . ...........

10,400.00

Negro .......... .......... .......... ...... , ..... ............ ............ ............

. ........... ............ . ........... ............ . ............

White .......... 1,516.33 . ......... 2,512.70

482.60 16,684.66

1,941.3~ .. 2;930:72

2,900.30

360.15

539.43 . ...........

29,868.22

Negro ......... .......... . .........

77 .87

4.00 1,422.00

374.45 1,000.67 .... . ...

311.55 . ... ........

3,190.54

White ........

193.41 . ......... 2,121.93 3,108.74 8,934.60 1,885.78 3,662.49 3,021.00 4;i73:70 . ........... 7,600.35

34,702.00

Negro .......... 151.30 . ......... 1,775.18 2,906.92 4,768.65 1,127.43 2,830.72 2,014.00 1,824.48

450.00 1,411.02

19,259.70

White 2,844.12 .......... 2,171.58 2,090.82 8,258.10 1,370.87 2,453.19 4,927.31 1,859.49 ............ . ...........

630.54

26,606 .02

Negro 293.73

723.85

696.93 2,183.78

456.95 1,448.75

685.80

619.83 ............ ............

299.47

7,409.09

. . White
Negro

239.06 ..........

15.00 ..........

..2. ,.4.97...1.7.

3,386.05 ...........

. .. ..

8.9. 2. ..8.2.

5,139.39 . ...........

1,190.78 ............

............
. ...........

2,726.00

517.00

400.00 . ..........

313.58 ............ ............ . ... . .......

17,003.27 313.58

Valdosta Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder

White ......... 7,480.02 . ......... 8,944.66 3,191.24 22,778.99 3,099.18 6,161.77 8,397.67 3,777.72 . .... .......

31536

64,146.61

Negro .......... 14,289.70 . .....

7,994.98

414.54 9,216.90 1,041.54 1,793.10 3,744.49 1,888.57 . ....... , ...

17606

40,559.88

. White
Negro White

44.85
...................

.............
45352

150.00
., ........
.........

335.41 ............ 19070 .. .. .. .. . 5,944.60 1,025.67

2,426.50 490.00
15,288.65

519.49 138.12 3,263.90

2,203.34
676.50 6,422.65

. ..... . 1,459.27 . ..... ...... . ........... . ... . ..

758.37 . .

. . ............

70.00

6,295.0'>

7,941.60 . ...........

4,483.45

7,138.86 2,323.69 51,119.09

Negro .......... 194.37 .......... 2,547.70

439.58 6,552.28 1,398.81 2,752.56 2,697.88 3,403.55

. ......

607.48

20,594.21

White .......... .......... .......... 6,645.76 1,678.62 4,066.00 1,335.72 2,605.29 .. ..........

141.26 . ...........

294.91

16,767.56

Negro ..........

White

10.00

88.30

.......... 612.48

...... 53i:74

............ 107.80

. ........... 4,680.00

............
1,319.11

............ 4,661.49

............ 2,555.00

............ 2,614.40

. ...........
............

. ........... ............

. .... i7;iso::i2

Negro .......... .......... . ......... ............ . ...........

160.00 ............ ............ . ........... ............ . ........... . ...........

160.00

Total Cities

White 41,986.43 33,390.34 200,550.52 199,343.40 276,929.10 979,189.34 114,986.79 204,063.34 350,765.96 140,018.32 39,402.64 103,944.35 2,684,570.53 Negro 11,881.48 17,646.10 44,494.37 33,356.28 67,335.07 300,872.80 32,031.88 45,152.51 96,356.54 36,724.24 2,866.49 22,434.37 711,152.13

Grand Total

White 136,920.98 166,747.48 915,102.05 1,103,215.94 1,064,826.45 2,636,936.41 664,549.47 1,373,129.11 1,395,841. 61 938,890.39 78,025.36 678,965.14 11,153,150.39 Negro 51,566.97 44,862.49 291,246.85 185,952.08 266,056.51 795,754.94 206,545.58 417,326.10 400,221.45 18~ ,345.41 35,367.06 200,217.60 3,078,463 C4

SYSTEM
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Blecklcy Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-OTHER EXPENSE I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

(a) School Lunch Program
(l) Salaries (2) Other Expense

(b) Other Cafeteria Operations
(I) Salaries (2) Other Expense

6. OTHER EXPENSE

(c)Athletics. J<:ntertainment

and Other Self-

Supporting Activities

(d) Interest

on Loans

(I) Salaries (2) Other

Expense

(e) Transfers to Other Systems

(f) Other

Total Other Total Expense

Expense

Payments

White s.

.. $

$ . ..... $

. . .. $

W~~~ S:582i5 : : : : : : : : : : . : : : : : . : . . .

~1:1~~ 17.~U~5:lili5:75 .::::::li4;49848:::

~1:\~~ . . . . : : : . 2:li27:lii:::::::

.

.. ~Il\~~ 3;07454

Negro

$ 768.37 $

.$

.

.
i;073:27

10.772.90$ 952.91

11.541.27 $ 952.91
8.582.15 142.41
87.233.82

... '3:700:88

527.044.5 129.060.9 305.294.39 63.694.7 450.167.69 31.555.3 154.806.61 112,062.01 367,464.3 215.240.83

White 6.579.60 4.428.31

. ..

Negro

240.00

110 20 .. . . . . . . . . .. .

.

White Negro Wbite

6.341.16 1.454.08............ .

.

550.54

96.68 ..

..

. 15.176.93

.

Negro .

White

.

. ~h1~~ i 4; 574:90 : :. ..:::.:. . ..

Negro 1.195.75

.

.. 24;593:i1i

........

5.883.40

1.817.63...........

611.65
20S:50 . 11.08

11.619.56
35020 32.596.90 6,530.62
17.005.64

i,620.53 .. 4;907:26

14.574.90 1,195.75

249.048.5
20.931. 3 252.696.7 63.246.48 655.179.2
56.057.59 187.797.89
95.039.03 504.528.0 69.975.73

"''bite.. Negro....

White...........
~1:1~~ ..i3.06839

Negro

White..

. ..

Negro

White ..

Negro

86.922.22

.

14.249.19

..

3.860.60.... .

. 30:li38:44:.:::
. 4.731.85 734.61 ..

113.59 1.759.28

947.25

.

87.86947 2.940.207.86

515.23 .. 37:847:50

.

14,764.42 1.410.385.41 41.708.10 188.469.81

44.037.51

1,11541 . 2;li9i:70

.

357.031.86

: : : : : . : : : . 35; 702:72 ::: . . .

40;434.57

22.225.02 363.020.58

734.61 214.664.12

189.235.77

114.562.22

White

Negro

White iO:253: iii

Negro 6.758.17

White .

Negro

.

17.240.03
5,371.90 36,758.58 15,378.43 4.796.00 1.914.18

300.00.
. .

.
. .
.

721. 03

.

.

. .

... 9,291.50::::::

::::::::: ..

::::::::::::

. 1:970 77

944.76.........

.

17.961.06
5.371.90 56.603.24 24.107.37
5.740.76 1.914.18

721.993.26 333,924.53
440.770.55 466.667.65 215.352.06 139.947.81

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-OTHER EXPENSE

____ I. Expense-General Fund-Continued __.

_

6, OTHER EXPENSE

(:; Sp;;~~:l~~----I-~h-;ii:;a~~~~teria (e)~:;;!:~;el~f~~~:ent (d) Interest (e) ~ansfe:~----l~:tal Othe: '~~~:l~:e::

1----(I) Salaries

-(2)

--Other

----(I) Salaries

I-(2-) O-the- r

---(1) Salaries

-(2)

--Other

on Loans

to Other Systems

(f) Other Expense

Payments

------- - ----- - - - - - - -Exp-en-se- -----1-E-xp-en-se- -~-- --Ex-pe-n-se - - - - - -~- ------ - - - - - --------

Calhoun Camden

White $ 5,232.21 $
Negro. White 7,213.56 .

$.

S.

$

$. .. .... $.

. $.

..

'I

S '

... $ 5,232.21$ 203,518.94 182,905.55
. Hi:i56 235, 605.:J9

Negro

915.11 .

915.11 147,831.31

Candler Carroll Catoosa

White,.

5,614.05

~~i~'I'" i~;~58051'

1,108.52 17.36 .

Negro

310.53 .

White

"", . 19,621.23 .

533.38

:ioooo .

,:::~~;:I 994.67
733.35

1050 i;i!8865

5,614.05 1,119.02 37,185.08
31053 28,254.27

238,179.22 106,336.85 722,963.84 180,264.50 562,334.63

........
-l

Charlton

'~;hglrtOe
.,

I'

Negro]

5,839.40. . 29;593 7i 3,301.32 7,491.69.

Chatham Chattahoochee

... :::::1 WhiteI 2,700.00.

'i'

Negro White

1,~~gg

20;68524 .: 3,058.65.

5O.0056;i6835 13,851.66

10,577 .11 277,692 .66 73,281.12

9,640.92 6,427.28

12,340.92 2,827,492.59

8,227.28 1,717,300.09

56299

30,718.75

Chattooga

7'4~::~~1.: Negro
White ... Negro .. 88678:.:

34.03 .
. ... ,.. ..I .

351.00

886 78 7,809.59
7434

24,113.36 514,789.45 82,658.03

Cherokee Clarke

Whit.e.

Negro . White

52,200.23 .. i6i;254:~3 :.

.

.2.,.2.6.4...

40
.

1

,

-

66,508.92

..

22; 225:S0 663.00

90,999.12 66300

596,472.94 32,585.4(;

..........

10,791.84 255,175.00 1,116,434.17

Nf'gro!.

. . . ! . .......... ..

266,495.3:1

I

Clay

White 2,997.00 11,738.11

I
182.60 ,

14,917.71 107,754.88

Clayton

Negro 1,335.00 4,126.53 .

White Negro

:::::::1 2~:mg~::

2,619.41

10.00

5,461.53
27,756.28 :1,078.05

127,649.05 874,87485 148,068.07

Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt

White.

..... 1

Negro.
1'" White

.

"::::::::::1 Negro .. 64,82963

52,,180140..8278 .

White

17

"'1 Negro
White ...

...

3,,420805..43511, '.

':,15:65593 :

Negro.

192.86

6,003.73 212,665.9:1

2,104.28

77,227.31

1,542.73

. 654 i2 67,026.48 2,131,718.28

116,108.8:1

"99996 18,28527 7:18,845.50

... 3,400.45 178,163.58

I
I

.! 197,314.29 .... 6io.66 213,580.88

36,266.94.

1 :J6,266.94

825,862.37 141,886.74

I

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early
}1~chols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Frauklin Fulton

White 11,816.70............

Negro

.

White...........

7.610.58

.. .

Negro .......... ..

724.85 .......

.. .. .. .

..

..

White 10.424 .92 ... ..... .. .. .. .. .. .

...

.. .

.. ~h1~~ g~~&t iil:oili:i9 : : . . . . : : .. ::::::... . . i :727:52

Negro

652.80 6,153.09 ..

.. 12.812.38

White 5,390.85

..

..

Negro

....

..

..

484.24 .
. :::::: .

..
...... .82: 7i
42,137.50 10.379.75

12,300.94
7.610.58 807.56
62.942.17 4.700.04 22.730.71 19,618.27 5.390.85

302.078.43 141,546.20 343,786.71 107,822.49 551.324.97 311,441.36 159,314.40 148.211 .61 236.532.29
81.836.53

White 9,140.53

Negro. ... . , ..

White....

1.935.52.. ...

~h1~~ '2.5;79046' '120.07 .:':.

Negro

White

Negro 253;029 i4 591.688.56 ......

White... .. ..... 13.106.68

Negro ..

679.02

.

624.17
334.57
"i2S;362:76 S;Si4:89
2.866.67

119.27

9.883.97 1,935.52

255,829.06 7,220.31
175,424.29

i3;528:07
.
..

::..... . 39:773:i7
'975:895:35 644:oi 16.61736
679.02

. "il38:970:08
392.495.17 3.119,239.76 1.986.872.06
514.667.70 200,422.72

White 11.010.79 31.315.36 .......

Negro

670.00 2.750.45

White 80.010.64 403.078.88

Negro

.

White .

8.194.25 ..........

Negro

...... -

White ..

311.82

Negro

White 2;299:5i' "9:il87: i4

.

Negro

177.82 1.100.49 ..

350.00 5.738.19
.. '34>745:34 ..... 375.00

,

.

..

265.60

"'3~:~

.
'2;274:49:::'"

855 75 49,270.09 181.64 3.97709
520,109.35

346.83 ......

.8:54i :08

'7 ;40i74
.
. .. i2;562:87 1.278.31

394,557.82 210.87008 1,823.902.00 599.759.65 385.311.90 87.369.51 424,197.84
326.178.46 128.100.50 26.251.57

White

8.671.50 .

Negro

1.67119

White

5,583.79

Negro

White ..

12.491.17

Negro ...

1.566.23 ..

White ..

353.89 ..

Negro

70.78 ..

White "2i:47i:ilo 73.527.37

..

Negro..... ...

36.59868 .........

... 82;330>78 '.ii:032:ii

3.195.00..

.

15.000.00

..

8.671 .50 1.671 .19 98,946.78 3,195.00
27.491.17 1,566.23
353.89 70.78
131.597.65

287.250.43 136.071.26 393,063.87 116.794.96 630.297.21 278.363.89 206,008.63 96.816.64 650.259.10
3,275.97

White.....

5.536.62

~1i\~~48.19001 J:H.~~~1~ :::......::::: .. ::. .. 4:27155 . 73:852:3i

Negro

576.00 1,141.06............

312.83

White 9.151.00............ lJ.085.33............ 2.600.00

..

Negro

White

8;92447 ::::.:'::: ........ ..

.

~1i\~~i2i:70:i:5i '349:24092ii;99090 "il7;96826

. 237.163: 28

Negro 8,773.40 35,214.72

.

36,346.69

. ::::::
.
: :::::: .

.

410.85 5,947.47 246.409.80

2.00

967.16

97.286.16

75,000.00 332,697.34 1.385.297.29

2,029.89 124.360.64

22,836.33 404.513.36

...... '64:00'" '8;988:47
788.066.87 80.334.81

445.590.32 70,986.19 4,817 ,869.29 785,236.50

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-OTHER EXPENSE I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

6. OTHER EXPENSE

(c)Athletics, Entertainment

(a) School Lnnch

(b) Other Cafeteria

and Other Self-

Program

Operations

Supporting Activities (d) Interest

- - - - , - - - - - 1 - - - - - , - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - on Loans

(I) Salaries (21 Other (I) Salaries (2) Other (I) Salaries (2) Other

Expense

Expense

Expense

(e) Transfers
to Other t:;ystems

(I) Other

Total Other Total Expense

Expense

Payments


Gilmer Glascock Wynn Gordon Grady

White $.

$

Negro . .

White ..

Negro .

White 2,000.00

Negro 1,000.00

White 12,360.35

Negro .

White.

Negro

8,308.83 $.
i2725 : 63.62 .
i2;2i446 :: 3,537.37 ..

. .... $.

.... $.

. .... $ .

. $. $ .. o
1,00039 . 500 19 . 86.46 .

. .... $.

.$ 8,308.83 $ 377,324.34

1,009.37

':i )2764 1,563.81 13,369.72
12,300.92 3,537.37

. ii7 ;S:i6 i5
39,669.1:l 915,924.32 374,252.04 493,397.77 19,361.11 549,865.36 196,858.50

......
-'l

Greene

cr>

White Negro.

Gwinnett

White

9,543.46 1,738.76 .. 26,508.03 .

...........

Negro

Habersham

White Negro

i7;60i60: 611.39

. . . . . . . . . . . . .
......... ..

Hall

White

20,836.06

...........

Hancock

Negro . . White.

. s.oii:44

Negro ....

73026

93256

10,476.02 1,738.76 26,508.03

. i7;60i60
611 .39 20,836.06

3,01l.44 73026

260,745.07 238,446.94 977,625.33
85,935.27 559,429.01 33,179.93 987,067.87 41,033.95 175,720.18 268,564.01

Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry

White Negro.
White Negro. White
Negro . White.
Negro White. Negro .

4,685.96 i7;4294S

600.00.
. . 8;37S 7:i ..
.. 5:i;60i22 : 1,303.10. 6,018.31 885.87 10,829.35 .... 5,149.98 ..

26320
.. .. .. .. ...
............ ...........

48.00 . 9,000.10
53.72 . . i:i2: OS

s67:i i ;sissi

5,597.16
i7 ;465:56
72,849.51 1,303.10 6,072.03 88587 10,961.43 5,149.98

336,132.38 30,346.92
272,707.99 197,877.37 481,963.21 101,349.86 249,242.26
87,619.02 375,843.18 300,695.84

Houston Irwin Jackson

White Negro White Negro. White Negro.

22,619.99 5,192.16 15,580.08
iO::i75:01

302 00 . 256.19 .. 46,389.31 .
8,771.90 ...

485.62 .

39,044.93 .

:l,814 76 26,736.75
1,580.94 7,029.29 101,499.94

i5:5268f . ..........

:i4;67:i7i

808,727.83 310,131. 60 451,225.77 169,157.35 430,729.91
44,919,38

Jasper eff Davis Jefferson
Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar Lanier
Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln Long Lowndes
Lumpkin Macon Madison Marion MeDuffic
McInlosh Meriwether Miller Mitchell Monroe Montgomery

White .. Negro
White
Negro ..
White Negro

. I
....

::1,124.6::1

.. ..

.. .. .. .

...

.'3;88585

... ....

j ..

8,748.77 1,350.50

. .:ii;60508

..
..

. .

.'".

.

......
..

797.40 .........

.. i;2oo:oo

5,640.56 ..... ... ... ...... ..... ..... .......

..1:.:.1~...~5.1I..

I. .1..



.

.

.

.

.

I

.... ....

6;96644

..
. ...

4;835 i5

8,743.11 .. . ... . ...

::::::::1 797.40 56,375.44 15,734.17

. White
Negro White Negro
White Negro
White Negro White

6,190.00 ......
3,801.71 608.9S
5,764.30
... ... .......
"2;5R752

20,852.99 3,862.44 .........
439.92 ....
.. 3,356.71 ...

.. ... .. ... .................. ..... , ....
..... ....... ........
.... '" ....

... ....

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.......... ..

.... .

.

. .

....

.... ....

.

.

...

.

..... . ...

..................... .............................. ... . ...
.....

11,631.84

3,057.34

.... ....

.

..

. ....

.... ...

Negro ........

.. '"

. ... .... ...

... 306.67 ... ..

...... .....

.

.

.

.. ..

. .

... ...

.

..

j;26793

...
..

. ...
2:ij 76
151.22 106.18

38,981.50 6,919.78 4,033.47 1,200.12 7,13S.41

27; iii

42

...

... 337.10

... .....
30,805.23

300:00

22,691.93

.....

"'1

. . . .8. 0. .8.2
...........

22,772.75
. . . . 2. .,8. 8.7...5..2

White 12,251.21

Negro White

180 93 ... .. ......
3,993.37

...............

. ....... ...

....

.... .....

43,471.25 ..... ..... 356.90

Negro
White Negro White Negrc

..........1.,86.3...1.1
5,298.57 1,855.43

4; i5i57 . .. i8;53456
5,187.53

..

208.88 3.359.34

...
...

. .

'"
..

.

. .

....
....

.. ...............

.... ....'"

...

............
.2; 8is: 99

4;26459

.. . ...

553. SS ..

.. I . ......
.. '3;:ji939
1,231.16

White 4,039.75 Negro 1,222.51
White 14,700.34 Negro ......

83.82

.

.

.

.

.

.

21.42 . .....

..... ......

.......

. .... ....

....
........

....

. ...... .... ....
..... ...
.....

.... .

29.40 . . ......

.2~5 60 .. iOR;6.~0:90
............

4,280.96 60,003.42

18093

4,350.27

1,863.11

]

4,360.45 3,359.34 :1l,417.11

3020

11,646.99 ',183.17

79.00 1,322.9:1

12,97.0....00

136,577 .84 ....

White Negro
White Negro

.... 3,571.86 ....6,.0.1.9...0.7.

8,910.33 . ........... ... .......

.. ...... ....
.............. ...

..... .....

...........

. .

... ...

..............

.
...

.... .. . .....

... ......

White

9,994.79 ..

..... ....

Negro
White 2;ii90S

142.69

...

Negro 1,181.34 ..

.... .....

..... ...

White Negro

....9..,5.6.1...1.5.

. .....

.....

.. ...... ...........

, ...........

. ... .. . ... ..... .. .....

.. .
. ......

......
.. . 1,557.70
.........II.
.......... ...........
.. . 9 1 2 ]

i;il59 00 ..
70Si 3,500.00 il;oi5:S2
.....

12,482.19
9,435.77
9,994.79 J 12.69
2,489.89 1,181.34
H. .i,.H. .S.9...4.5

::::J }:~~:fl:: White
Negro Wh,te
Negro
White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro

.... ...

......

9,199.55

4,927.63

..

...

...........

.. .....
.. .....

9.840.00

....

... ...... ...

.. ....... ...

.. . .2..,3.4..6..3..6

.. ', ,
.. ,

......

. ........ ...

.. S;59S:39

4,651.00
.....3...3..,.1...6.4...59

496.08

1,414..53
.. ...... ....

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......
.. . . . .

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......

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. .........

.

..... . .. .. .

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... ..

. .
.
.

......

. .

. .

........

.....

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. .....

... .. . ...

.

.

.

.

.

..
.

.

. ...

"3;60273
...... . .... . .........

..

.. 798 93

.

.

.

...

....... .

2S334
..

...

. .

..... .....

.

.

.

.

.

.. .. . . .. .. .. .
.. .

68.80 26.82 99867
.5;56392
669.50

2,911. 24 1,441.35
10,997.15 4,927.63 5,563.92
669.50 8,981.73 4,654.00 49.317.79 2,O()O.00

157,::1::15.65 128,319.02 372,089.92 69,023.70 449,162.20 317,528.53
254,661. 92 210,197.71 279,136 05 134.190.14 244,753.11 115,940.23 158,933.91 82,495.59 177,221.91
47,911.2ti
637,907.44 :125,583.04 138,984.69 164.464.17 208,072.80 234,497.64 170,034.4:; 107,225.27 147,7S2.02
64,799.60 673.83S.01 195,580.75
262,606.48 7,65692
249,653.50 247,916.26 376,349.56 83,407.53 222,606.30 115,540.86 310,775.18 150,466.87
136,431.15 133,172.39 440,732.84 317,706.22 301,601. 72 114,027.68 378,707.86 289,969.72 286,619.87 196,876.93 183,234.57 99,922.72

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-OTHER EXPENSE I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

6. OTHER EXPENSE

(c)Athletics, Entertainment

SYSTEM

(a) School Luueh

(b) Other Cafeteria

and Other Self-

.-.-.]$...... ...-. .-. Program

Operati ms

I (I) Salaries (2) Other (1) Salaries (2) Other

Expense

Expense

::r=----~Vhit: ~~5,688.50 ~=~~ ~-.-.-

Supporting Activities
(I) Salaries (2) Other Expense

(d) Iuterest (e) Transfers on Loans to Other (f) Other
Systems

Total Other Total Expense

Expense

Payments

$ 10000 =~ ~~- ~~- ~ -$--:5.9:> 6,094.43 ~-275,:3.82

Murray Muskogee Newtou Oconee Oglethorpe

Negro

White 16,630.90 42,320.57

~li\~~' 9 2 , 4 2 2 8 0 :

Negro..

.. .. .. .. .... ..

...

Wl11te

13,775.84...

Negro

3,015.78

White 5,705.03

Negro

...

....

White..

:>regro..

:::::: .. . .. .. .

12,156.21

75.00

:::

"'20;40i74:::'

. ..

....

367:76

'"

975.00

46.08

46.08

71,182.68

169,170.00 281,994.54

.. .. .. .. ..

..,

13,775.81

3,015.78

6,072.79

...

.........

2,336.44 3,311.44

191,496.34 449,94486
3,86~:~~~~~ 867,673.96 466,924.42 172,636.32 209,605.67 76,839.48 286,912.10 121,725.05

Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce Pike

White Negro
White. Negro. White Negro
White Negro
White Negro

12,19S.68

..iJ;086i2 ::':.".

:: I 3,946.72

.

3,3.>7.32........... .. .

142.14

15,868.10 39,700.46 .......

109.46 ..

8,tH5.42

..

500.00 .....
.. '14,74264" i2;i4R94 ...
1,589.5:> 1,635.19 .. 342.06

21717 12,415.85
.. 6,586.12 3,946.72 3,357.32 142.14 83,731. 30 3,33418 8,387.48

370,588.1'> 55,102.80 261,767.05 250,610.58 316,658.96 22,420.87
4'>9,491.48
100,004.3~
236,80120
139,8~7. 7!j

Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph

White

..

Negro . White Negro White.

Negro. White.

Negro. White
Negro. White Negro]

17,536.05
3,965.29 1,295.63

I

I

'>,518.96 864.90
1,364.26 134.55
48,303.09
......
.. .

... ..
. ..
.. .
9.97 .. ,

3,983.18
9,067.26 .....
.. ::::::f: ........

59,600.80

..

17,102.68 ..

5,618.19

..

............i
I

63,583.98 17,102.68 12,353.39
396.09 5,518.96
854.90 1,364.26
134.55 78,853.90
.........I
3,975.26 1 ,2~,;.6:>
1

598,748.20
127,978.01 190,113.36 126,109.64 178,790.58 167,279.01
70.550.58 61,135.95 422,158.26 3,67034 233,799.83 205,209.28

Richmond Rockdale Schley KcrevelL Semiuolo
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sum.er Talhot

1 Whitei GI,8U4.49

.

Negro] 1:1,695.51

," .

White Negro

5:970601 .22:644:15

White ........... 1,593.82

Negro

White i:5ii::i:i' 'iii66

Negro 2,719.37

1.10.00 ..

White 5,281.41

Negro

r " W~~l;h'li\t~e~;':>\4'5,5,i0~71089.~.74,143:5.9:':'~'::8::363l

~~~~ Negro. ..

9'071'33::2~:.:.:.::::1'.1.:.

Negro. ..

753,19 .

J

;IU,;jOO. 78, .. 13,613. 401.

. ... .... Il . .
1.

6,20517!
l

.'3:04526' . . .I. . . .....

'1 I

5.51.12 . 91.44 . '

........... ,
36660 2,998.72.

.....'1 !2172,3,10085.9.217 35,371.04

'i:593:82

"II .. 7,837.43 .. "1 2,869.37 17904; 14,505.71

7.57 35,

7.57.35

2 g 11 ')04 q.)
1:193:642:55 237,729.44 78,973.00 96,359.3:1 7:1,264.89 358,91470 327,835. 9~ 245,791.29 121,686.9(1

12,951; !2
1,366 00 547.35

896,405 87 255,05600
409,151.36 13,751.2.) 146,260.69 198,300 15 324,207.70 175,061.12 143,983 52
197,238.91

Taliaferro

Tattnall

.....
-'l

Taylor

<0

Telfair

Terrell

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen

White ...

2,826.06 .

lU~U~:::.:. Negro
White Negro

:.:.:.',:,',1':.

White 5,512.27 ...

Negro White

37336 "6:i8ii6:

Negro
White 5:iii66

66751

Negro

102.87 ...

White 8,468.61 ..

Negro 1,415.77 ..

White 1.5,028.31 ...

Negro 1,119.50.

White 6 692.03 1,29901 ..

Negro

842 89 .

White .. ,

5,372.47

Negro.

White 3,708.48

.282:22 :: .........

Negro

429.40

317.72 .,

1 .1

227.78 .

10729 ..
.20000 :.:

'~1~1

..

'1'

... 1 2,353.15 86,506.24

46.00 97,374.00

.1 ..

1,415.77

::<::1569:071.

::1

1,73095 :~59. 00

17,328.33 1,119.50
8,350.04

. 1.

842.89

5,372.47

105,80533 70,655.9,5 468,805.61 182,457.66 376,077 .61 171,853.52 390,713.93 178,107.40 238,767.67 218,733.45
560,280.98 263,43049 664,544.34 186,689.79 354,475.05 99,717.90 210,987.92

. .. 3:990:70 .... i93:9i4:ii

:1

747.12

69,922.93

Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

White 10,159.47

Negro

237.28

White

Negro

White .

~~jiiNegro

,

'1'

:::.6:268:6 : .. : 7,950:05 :

1

49.40

78,745.00 .. 39,372.50.

565.11

3,337.84 842.43
2,045.08

39,098.20 .. 7,80000 .

88,953.87 39,609.78
,56,5.11
3,337.84 812.43
8,313.54
47:048:25 7,800.00,

516,418.39 227,384.50 287,418.83 129,01197 200,399.23 17I ,811.43 306,250.51
374,527 ',56 153,904.07

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-OTHER EXPENSE I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

6. OTHER EXPENSE

(e)Athleties, Entertainment

SYSTEM

(a) Seho01Lunch

(b) Other Cafeteria

and Other Self-

Program

Operations

Supporting Activities (d) Interest

r1) Salaries (2) Other (1) Salaries (2) Other (1) Salaries (2) Other

on Loans

Expense

Expense

Expense

_-------1----- ----- ------------------

(e) Transfers to Other Systems

(I) Other

TotalOther Total Expense Expense Payments

walker Walton Ware Warren Washington

White S
Negrc White

43,102.5I 2,145.97 10,206.48

$ 133,322.90
... .6. ,.4.3.7. ..9.1.

s .

....8,72.7...29

.....

S

12,716.81 $ 5,669.41 $
..... .......

39,347.72 S 4,757.96

Negrc White
Negro White Negro White

2,46360 ....

11,840.40 2,560.39

........
....

... .. ...
.. ....

1,582.34 ..... ......

7,676.1 4

... ..1..1.9.55

...
...

.

.
,

......

....

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.......

....

..... ....

......

. .

......
......

.

.......

.. . ..... ..,
. .... .... .. ......... ... . .....

Negro

.... $.

.$

64i:93i6;56972

18,840.20 .

$ 242,886.64$ l,244,48l.:J4

13,341.84 116,232.76

87,834.74 471,089.95

2,460.60 202,118.97

30,800.15 440,355.64

'2;560:39

43,984.58 153,468.74

1,582.34 111,243.84

16,176.14 422,811.74

310.78 313,897.84

......
00

Wayne

0

Webster

Wheeler

Whit"

Whitfield

White

Negro ..

White.

Negro

White ...

Negro.

White

Negro White

'49;664i 8

Negro ..

10,238 33 1,188.04 2,660.30

..... ....

...... ... ..

.,....

. ......

. ...... ...

....
...

..

.

....

.

.........

......... . .. ......... , . ..... ....

239.92 ......

........ . ......

4.098.68 727.38
7,707.41 106.37
105,257.80
.........

..... .... ...
... ......
. .. .. .. .. ...
..... .......

............................ ................

. .... ..... .....
.. i8;596 :82 . ..........

...........

..... . ....

..'

...

.30;6i044 ..... .......

3,697.22
.i62:,50 .... . 225 i3

469.95

14,405.50 1,188.04 2,e60.30
239.92 4,098.68
727.38 7,869.91
106.37 204, :154.97

639,705.76 120,584.78 78,551.20 54,751.84 190,726.20 85,403.43 268,334.87 16,225.59
953,772.48 3,504.00

Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth

White Negro White.
Ne&ro . White

9,787.78 240.00
.

27,780.68 578.39
6,408.30
. ..5;i85: 50

.. ......

. .

. .

... ...

............

.. .....

646.54

.................. .. .32;90088

21.6...0. 0
..... .......
.... . ...... ..... ......

...

7,771.57
....1.9.1..7.R.
.... 1,226.81

Negro White

. 9,405.91

...

.i;668:25

...

Negro ...

... .. .......

1,228.71 .......
......

....2..,1.7. 6...5..3 ..... .... .. .

.

... .. .......

...
....

.. .

.

....1.,.216.75 ....

402.30

90.00
96.83
.. '4;ii6:68

45,M6.03 1,010.17 6,408.33
40,056.56 5,032.75 15,250.84

338,642.62 122,211.67 269,202.79
198.890.62 284,756.21 HO,933.27 465,469.02 248,830.21

Total Counties

White 1,3:32,253.462,537,663.81 33,896.36 183,102.87 119,331.80 603, 0:J1.49 67,825.101,181,470.77 530,838.416,589,414.07 82,417,111.50 Negro 338,144.32 756,318.13 6.002.04 2,973.93 4,408.52 214,008.49 7,232.61 133,543.iH 15,486.621,478,118.27 29,370,757.69

i

I

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

White 5.617.59

..

.1

Negro 1.647.30.......................

White.........

188.746.21

Negro........

62.701.50

White.. .

2.486.13

..

~~~~ .. S;005:62 '''is;17197 :::::::::::

Ne~...........

.

White 4.529.50 13.962.55

Negro

510.00 2.115.80

.
..
. . .. ..

.. .

1.270.00

ti.8S7.59 204.028.43

1.647.30 131.057.25

"i40;697:SS 329.444.09 11,104.041. 60

26.085.74 88.787.24 4.683.399.55

2.486.13 152,592.17

63.079.47

'''io;iis:i>i ""'i04:63 :::::::::::: :::::::::::: "'36;450:23 152.374.32

...

'"

.

4.954.35

..

.. .... i45:85 "'23.59225 .. , iio;2S0:i>2

........... 2.625.80

28,923.95

Calhoun Canton Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown

White 6.130.11

..

.

Negro..........

.. .. .. . . " '"

White 6.110.00 25.588.00

..

~~~~ .. '20;90i:75 61,260:34::::::....

..

Negro 2.362.80 7.258.34.......... .

White 12.920.59............

26.240.59

Negro 2.221.02............

6.404.35

White 18.909.05 55,858.95

..

Negro

735.00 3.115.83

..

5.413.51 ........

1.681.60

..

.. .... 9;i35. 72 "110.55 .......
.. 6.928.48 . 9.141.19 4.468.01
16.93268............ 3,256.21....

4.000.00 15.543.62

.. i54:80 6.00
701.14 ....... '" .... ..........
....

"33;534:40
6.00 92.109.50 16.549.62 48.302.37 13.093.38 91.700.68 7.107.04

17l.96~.78
27.688.54 204.754.85
9.357.63 312.413.83
127.401.53 327.066.95
71.280.12 424.081. 70 62,038.04

Chickamauga

White 3.110.55 9.670.43

Negro. " .. .. .. .. .

.

Cochran

White ........

.... .0..0.

Commerce Cordele

Negro

White "6;,jj350"i4;56is7 :::: ..

~~~ 5;57446 :::

.. :::::: :::

Negro

464.88..

..."

..

Dalton

White 11,491.35

..

Negro

'"

.

2.985.09 ..........
. ..

1.871.75 17.637.82 100.424.03

.... 2;8i9:42 2;8i9:42 ... 109,057.89

1.409.70 1.409.70 38.310.25

20.985.37 168.766.96

. ... 9,914.19 ... i5;488:65

..... '230:42

464.88 11.721. 77

63.25

63.25

23.254.85
262.997.47 123.064 24
486.550.82 54,492.50

Decatur Dublin Fitzgerald Gainesville Hogansville

White 12.022.50 17,005.08............

..

1,812.57 30.840.15

~~~~ "'i3;ios:2S "'59;2i4s4'''4;550:0iJ ::::::.::::' ::::::::::::"26.95226 :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::: "i03;S2538

Negro 4.784.72 12.950.35 White 4.869.80 9.968.33

"...........

S. 0.28s. 94

:..........

17.735.07 1.519.35 24.386.60

Negro

612.50 1.712.65................

.

1.849.73 ..

4.174.88

White 19.065.96............

51.999.15............ 9.458.67............

80.523.78

Negro 2.308.74............

8,342.75............

10.651.49

White 5.629.30 18.132.89.................................. 10.512.99......................

34.275.18

Negro

126.00 1,552.46

"..... 4,459.88.........

6.138.34

679.531.05
m:~~~~~
152.743.99 272.756.00 86,917.07 490.152.33 124.850.8 189.928.09
66.046.4

Jefferson LaGrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie

White 6.574.49 29.96507 .. ".......

3,800.00 10.887.18............

~l:l~~ "'4i;i96:65 "i2i;40312 .:::::::::: :::::::::::: ....5;772:35 :::::::::::: ::::::::.::: ::::

51,226.74 .::' :::::::::::: "i6s;372:ii

Negro 3,614.03 19.035.28....................................

22,649.31

White 1.081.32

".

1.081.32

Negro............

White...........

6.941.77......

5.547.01 12.488.78

Negro

White 15,666.90......

15.666.90

Negro

"...

..

"........................................

119.745.13
8~N~U
221.704.13 746.999.3 94,025.97 205.889.62
.. 509.928.87
174.428.32

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-OTHER EXPENSE

- - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - _ . _ - _.. I. Expense-General Fund-Continued

6 OTHER EXPE~SE

SYSTEM

-----(a) School Lunch

(1) Other Cafeteria

I(C)AthalentdlCSO,thEenr tSeretlaf-inment!I

I

I

Program

Operations

Supporting Activities td) Interest (e) Transfers II

Total Other Total Expense

W sala~;-I(2)Oth-;':~ (i)Sah~;- -(2)Other-IWSahries I (2) Oth-;':-I on Loans ~Oy~~~~~ (I) Other

Expense

Payments

~':~:~$ U~U~I$,} - - - - - - ------ --I -- - --- ------~~--~-- --~--

Expense

~---

Expense

Expense
~ - - - - - I - - - -~ - - -

--~--

Newnan

$, . '1:$.:$

1$

$ .. 8:000001$, 1$

13,524,08 $ 1,544,96

31.5,446.20 96,015,11

Pelham
Qnitman Rome Tallapoosa

White Negro
iJc~:~
White
~e~~~

5,365.481 22,42:J68 1,269.20 .5,673.36

413 80

.. . . . . . . . .

m 17,726.15! 123,125.85. __ . 1

I ~: b6 .

.. :. '. '. . '. . '.T.

__ . __
u~nL
8,097 ..56

'--9;05874" 252 00

, .....

36,847.90 6,942.56 3,777.96 2,085.24 140,852.00 16,172.74
17,207.72

203,850.19 91,895.63 140,013,62 85,949.46 B95,387.00 169,241.16 108,685.66

Negro

504.00

:.

504 00

1.5,629.06

>-' 00
"'"

Tallulah Falls Thomaston

~'~~~ White..

I --

, , , . , , . . . ., .. 9,07215 ' : : .

Thomasville Toccoa Trion

White 21,R:J4.051 Negro 4,85721
~fh~:~10:63932 i;~:~ 4:501121

80,794.29 18,499.30 ... 25,825.92. .
'i8;784 i4--

7:6388i 9473: 4,4l1.6:

. 940i 62.6,

1,516.21

003,49 2,509.7G

72.95
... '1'

102,795.30 23,419.18 cjl,104.06
947.37
27,696.9:J

47,174.80
900.00 468,656.68 63,532.44 468,370.38 211,543.45 270,160.3"
1687,u30t7n.7g2

Valdosta Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder

White] 17,2.56.86'. Negro 1,08.5.59. __ .

Whitel 6,101.52 ...

WNehgirteo

673.38 .. '1: ,9:6:0:.9:4.1!

Negro,..

490.20 .

Whilej.

Xegro

.1

White! :;,87800' 12:275051"

"i;:mOf

5,94:~79
5,IR1.491
.. ........ I
42 iol'
18.04
. . . . .l

23,201.65 6,267.08 6,101.52
3':56170'368..321R~""
22,51~501,

539,5'9.54 283,911.60 156,519.51
4~~:mn
21:J,436,5\/ 166,221.57
i76;742ilx

Total Cities

Xcgro]

668581 __

n White 325 16655 9-W,257.801 11, 4~Jl

1

26,004~81 8\1,749 46

141,945,6,

1,682.2'

10,786.21

,.43112:11

(16858, 26,566.42

,

I

177,888 31:1,725, \/62 521 2:l,317, 084.41

Negro 45:494071 105,77:368:

16,832.04

6,~17 i4: 15,591.9

62 6',

32,764.221 2;2,836,66 ' 7,907,290.86

1

Grand Total

white 1,657,420011:l,477,921.61 Negro 080,6:J8.091 892,091.81

45,:l8B 13 6,082.l)4

272,852331 19,B0627

146, 326. 281 10,726 26

744,97i,lf 229,600,43

69,507.3: 1,192,256,98 708,726,72 8,315,:116.59 105,734,19591 7,29.5.2f 103,543,61 48,2.50R41,7:10,054.\lo 1 :l7,278,048.55

1

SYSTEM

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-OUTLAY EXPENSE II. Outlay Expense

(1) Land

(2) New Buildings

(3) New Equipment (4) Additions and Alterations of 011
Buil.lings (not repairs)

(5) Other Capital Outlay

Total Outlay Payments

Total Expense and Outlay Payments

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin

White $

1,508.50 $. ..

$

Negro.... .

.

White Negro

.

.

'..... . .

White
Negrc
:;~:: .:::::::::

.

.

.

::......... "47;556:40 ..

White

"5.395:30

29.548.95 ..

Negro

. ..

55.675.52 $.......

28,695.75

20.040.54

2.650.60

.

13.364.36

..

1,833.74

$ ..
.
,

1.100.42 $ 850.00

58.284.44 $ 28.695.75 20.040.54 2.650.60 14.214.36
3;i43:60
47.5iro.40 34.944.25

585,328.99 157,756.72 325,334.93 66,345.35 464,382.05 31,555.38 157,950.21 159,618.41 402,408.59
215,240.83

Banks

Whit, ..

.. .. ..

200.00

Negrr

.

.

Barrow

Whit,

.. .

......

Bartow

N~
Whit,

00 00

Ben Hill

Negrr Whit,

1,000.00

. 10.831.59
.

Negr- ."., " ... ", ..

Berrien

Whit, ., .. , "... . "., .. "

,

Negro ... " ", .... "...

., , .....

41500 8.187.25

1.829.88

.

.......... :i;tii:i:5o ... ,

...... ,

, , :: .".",

".,. .,

....... '20;000:00

2,444.88 :i;tii2 :50 iil: ois S4
2i;00000

251,493.41 20,931.39 255,309.28 63,246.48 674,198.12
56,057.59 208,797.89
95,039.03 504,528.08
69,975.73

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

Whit< Negrr Whit,

16.277.46 1.900.00

15.729.69....................

75.453.57.............

12,837.97

2.317.69....................

2.557.81 365.40 360.00

34,564.96 77.718.97 15,515.66

~~~~ ::::::::::::::::.:::

2.6i638

5:il04:45

.. 559.05

::::::: 9;079:88

~~rf

S03:60 ::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::

728 95 : : : : : : : : . : : : : : :

728.95 803.60

~~~~ ::::::::::::::::::::

i;500:00

353:50

.. 5;ooil:40 :::::::::.::::::::: .. .. 6;862:ilo

Negrc ..

1,793.50

1,793.50

2,974,772.82 1,488,104.38
203,985.47
44,037.51 366,111.74 22,953.97 363,824.18 214,664.12
196,098.67 116,355.72

Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden

Whit,

, ..

131.011.17

Negro

. ..........

Whit, "'"'''' "., "., .. ,

6.831.09

Negro

.

Whit,

,., ,."

,

Negro

.

White.".", "",., .. ,

Negro. , ... , . , , , . , , .

White .. ,.,.,

, .. ,.

Negro. , , , ... , , . , , ....

9,705.53

..

1.00000 "" .. "

"

10.971.09 ... ""."

,

12.026.46 8,672.07
123.100.00

152,743.16 8,672.07
140,902.18

............ 636:60:::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: ........ .. i:5i4:iti

436.62 7,024.85

10,171.70.............

436.62 17,196.55

1,859.71............

1,859.71

5,921.59

5,921.59

874,736.42 343,596.60 581,672.73
466.667.65 216.866.32 140.384.43 220.715.49 184.765.26 241,526.98
147.831.31

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-OUTLAY EXPENSE II Outlay Expense-Continued

SYSTEM

(I) Land

(2) New Buildings (3) New Equipment (4) Additions and (5) Other Capital

Alterations of Old

Outlay

Total Outlay Payments

Total Expense and Outlay Payments

Buildings (not repairs)

---------1-----------------------------------1-------- --------------

Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay

White $ .

. $ .. ..

Negro

_ ..

White

.

..... Negro _.
White

'2~276:00

Negro

White

Negro. .. . .

White

..

Negro

..

$

23,046.52 $

14,567.87

12,612.08

3,018.53

16,184.00'" "4:589:98

12,716.00

1,179.40

14,685.39

9,790.26 ...

$

. ..... $

.. ..

. ... s:9i:i:93

4,440.00 2,500.00

;r~~~~.....
White

"34000 ::::::::::::::. 1,000.00 .

3;73442' -.

. ioo:i2

Negro. _

303_06 _.

.............. 388.50

White

25207

52500

331. 80 .

~6;t~

39;987:00

180_00 .. .. 2,253.33

14,286.37

.... iii:54695

i5:6ii97

Negro

, .. "

.

White .

..........

.

.

974-47 ..

2;000:00, .

Negro. _

504.10

5,069_68

23,046.52 $ 14,567.87 21,526.01
35;4i35o
2S:9i i93 16,39540 14,685.39
9'::~:1
4,834_74 303.06,
1,41987_03070'1 .183;68562
2,974. 471 5,57378

261,225.74 120,904.72 744,489.85 180,264.50 597,748.1a 10,577.11 306,604.59 89,676.52 2,842,177.98 1,727,090_35
30,718.75 24,453_36 519,624.19 82,961.09 597,970.31 32,765-46 1,a30, 119.79 266,495_33 110,729.35 133,222.8a

Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford 'lrisp

White

7,580.00

188,567 96

Negro.

White ..

Negro White

.... '29;067:70 ..::::

Negro

White .......

Negro

.... i2;530:i3

.

White

5,000.00

.

Negro

..'

White

..

Negro

.

White ._........ .....

. ...... ..........I

:::: WNehgirteo
~E:~I:

.. , 5:939:00
6:219~1

. is:Oi6451 72,516.75 21,580.59,

. ;y~~~

28,10000!

.. i80oo!

14,933.53
. 5:800 i5 ...
. U~i~ .

109,231.91 . 40294 i90:3i6 i2'

11,388.99 . 43;40000 . 23;638 4i

331:702 :.l9 !
49,603 09 3,306_46r 217,916.a9,

48,944.46 26,117.42

15,177.57 a,134.74,
413201

83;80866
41,782.29 5,000.00

413.20

'4:59607
1,969.74........ 10,651.42 . _ 33,183.16 1,106.21 1,029.04 5,849.89

3;72i:64 :l,55845 ..

:39;600 001 69a 77; 1

..s;3i7:7i
1,96974 34,606.87 111,918.91 65,845_25
1,029.04 :14,823.66

1,206,577 .24 148,068.07 262,269.02 80,533.77
2,a79,634.67 116,108_8:l 822,654.16 219,945.87 830,862.a7 141,886.74
302,491.63 141,546.20 352,104-42 109,792.2a 585,931. 84 423,363_27 225,159.65 149,240.65 271,355.95 ~1, ~36 ..53

Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalh Dolgc

White

5,500.00

Negro ...........

Whlte

Negro

Whlte

3;(;8000

Negro.

White.

Negro

95,206 .84

White.

Negro .

.28:541:661 1,493.7
227;5i825.
1
'234;906:901

:::::::~~~I:

240.00

.............

.29;80699

21,461.82

111,200.00

.............
..

193,970.05 2,295.62 .

'76;7i3:02

74;729 75 2,700.00

34,041.66 2:63370 393:667:06
. . 675:526:56 4,995.62

289,870.72 7,220.31
178,057.99
1,032,637.14 392,495.17
3,119,239.76 2,662,398.62
519,663.32 200,422.72

Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols

White Negro
Whitc
Negro . White Negro .. White .. Negro White .. Negro .

4,504.50 6,375.00
25.00

522.20.
'26:39268 127,852.00

'9:03469 6,023.13 ... '

227:78223

. 356;6io::i2 1,987.10
............

5,026.70
. 398;4i269 135,862.23
25.00
....... 227:782:23

13,800.00

13,800.00

...........

399,584.52
210,870.08 2,222,314.69
735,621.88
385,336.90 87,369.5\ 651,980.07 326,178.46 141,900.50 26,251.57

....
00 <:l1

Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin

White.
Negro. White. Negro White Negro
White Negro
White. Negro

350.00

875.00 1,299.60

...

22,234.74
26,05S:i9
6,879.00 61,651. 65
942.60.
75,279.07

3,845.54 .... 3,270.84 . 14,941.20
13,200.01 14,072.13
. 38:i4849 .

. 3007
4;00000 2,333.50

512.29
. .............
. '33:99479 175.00

26,080.28 3,270.84 4\,541.75
350.00 2C,079.01 109,718.57 5,992.60 3,633.10 113,427.56

313,330.71 139,342.10 434,605.62 117,144.96
650,376.22 388,082.46 212,001.23 100,449.74 763,686.66
3,275.97

Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

White. Negro.
White . Negro.
White Negro
White Negro .
White Negro

'25:00000 16,807.31

.255:887: i8 158.20
5,396.00
ii;ooooo .. , 95,000.00 . 1,643,657.24 222,315.49

34,378.68 .. , 2,281. 58 . 118,280.11
121.50 . 6,000.00
. i46;34093 16,076.67

.. .. i05: 870 85
i :00000 30,000.00 26,044.68
21930

i:ii2;97458
... 3:87224 i6:627 i7 2,826.29

34,378.68 2,281.58 1,593,012.82
279.70 12,396.00
. 44;87224 95,000.00 1,857.670.02 258,245.06

280,788.48 99,567.74 2,978,310.11 124,640.34 416,909.36
.. 490:46256
165,986.19 6,675,539.31 1,043,481.56

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady

White. Negro
White Negro White Negro
White .. Negro ..
White Negro ..... .

24,604.17

... .............. ........... .......
6350 ...

::::::::::\ : ... 1,:::-:\.. ..

..

8",541.48,

10,992.49 .. .. .I.
5;623:44 ...
2,811.72 .., 6,637.02. 22,608.15 5,968.54 .,

22,628.73
::::T
.....
.....I..
.....

6,196.72
5,653.30 39,615.60 3;471 :531

64,422.11\

441,746.45

:::::::1.... ................ 117,836.15

39,669.13

. ii;:i40241

927,264.56

4'0

6

1

.

7

2 1

.202: 015:04

378,313.76 695,412.81 19,361.11

172,773.76

722,639.12

91,510.021

288,368.52

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-OUTLAY EXPENSE II. Outlay Expense-Continued

SYSTEM

(I) Land

(2) New Buildings (3) New Equipment (4) Additions and (5) Other Capital

Total Outlay

Total Expense and

Alterations of Old

Outlay

Payments

Outlay Payment

Buildings (not repairs)

-------[--------1------1------1---------- -----------------------

Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancook

White $
~1:\~~ ~1:\~~

$ "'6:24540 "'584.65

$ "4:024:4i i2i;2iil:49 ..

1,886.26 $

$

463.50$

2,349.76 $

15,nn~'''''''''''58,96724

469.30 5,300.81

8U~U~

26:43205 .. " ' i : i l 2.7...:..3...0. i4": 'i0i56 :sii l : 6 6 i l : 3 0

Negro....................

10,000.00

..

White..................

13,904.58

.

"5' ,'89'.,' .'36'

1190,,080001.90~

Negro....................
;~~;~ ...... .. .. 2:000:00 :::::::::::::::::: .. ::::.::::.:::::::

.
9'm~~

.
U~U~

263,094.83 239,846.42 1,067,26647 85,935.27 723,092.31 43,179.93 1,006,869.81 41,033.95 185,034.80 271,013.26

Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry

White Negro White
Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro

302.00 . . ..
. . .
. . . .

120,528.10

75;77i:78



130,535.79

.

19,848.60 8:i65:8il ::

38,277.77 ..

8,320.08

187,276.55

il87:oo ......... '84;324:61

. .. .. 667:95 ...............: 50

130,535.79 66845

U82:i:i . .. .. .. . .25749

250 00

. .. . 2;289 62

~oo.............
5,939.67 8,219.52

~.OO
19,860.99 8,219.52

523,408.93 30,346.92
357,032.60 328,413.16 482,631. 66 101,349.86
251,531.88 88,019.02 395,704.17
308,915.36

Houston Irwin Jaokson Jasper Jeff Davis

White

10,000.00

Negro....................

White...

Negro...................

White.................

Negro

White................

Negro. .. .. ..

White

Negro

9,661.98

7,701.91

39,810.40....................

1,413.97

7,650.15

........ ........

1,626.91

210,123.57

317.94

.

29,617.93

2,493.75

.

.

.

.

.

..

3,964.71

5.45 .......

.

...

.

3,742.81

15,183.08

42,546.97

.

39,810.40

73,200.00

86,228.83

1,632.36

14,817.12
.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

225,258.63 ....

.

35,854.49

851,274.80 349,942.00 537,454.60
170,789.71 655,988.54 44,919.38
193,190.14 128,319.02 372,089.92 69,023.70

Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

White

Negro

White

Negro

545.45

White

Negro

White

Negro

White

Negro.................... .

.

7,856.16....................

378.11

.

618.71

..

.

..

5,709.70 . .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

.

.

470.00

277.25

.

.

.

.

537.10

. ..

...... ..

4;047.20

..........

7,186.70

.................... .

.

.

8,234.27 618.71
5,709.70 1,292.70
537.10
,.,. ii;233:90

457,39647 318,147.24 260,371.62 211,490.41 279,136.05 134,190.14 245,290.21 115,940.23 170,167.81 82,495.59

Lallier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison

White Negro .. White Negro .. White .. Xogro .. Wbite .. Negro. White. Negro
White. Negro . White Negro .. White Negro. White Negro White. Negro

l : 65O O
2:

J:

2,000.00 ...

1

1:

................. 1
106,425.281 177,276.93, 47,64226'
7;590:74 ..

15,000.00 3: ii682 6,738.93 ..

:::::::1
192:~2~.90!

20,292.30 2,000.00 .
56425 21,776.54 .
1,396.41 1,5:37.14 . 5,370.61 8,06037
1, 12,510. 981 7,811.16 ........ 17,045.30 ........
6,784.70 .. , 7,135.72 12,527.69 .. 2,026.17 .....

5,510.00 8,509.00 . 1,925.20

160.oo~
426.001 237001 535.3811
...... :1 11,326.301 .. ........ , 2,500.001
i .. i3: i36 iOI

2,400.00

..............
7,000.00

...............

2,650.0)1 160.0J!
228,,22327830001i 1,099.63 21,776.54 116,330.69 190,140.37 53,012.87 18,151.11
14,436.18 7,811.16 237,206.30
5,516.82
13: 523.63 14,135.72 12,527.69 2,026.17

179,871.91 48,071.26 666,135.74 327,820.04 140,084.32 186,240.71 324,403.49 424,638.01 223,047.30 125,376.38
162,218.20 72,610.76 911,044.31 195,580.75 268,123.30 7,656.92 263,177.13 262,051.98 388,877.25 85,433.70

>-'
-0a0

Marien MeDuflie McIntosh Meriwether Miller

White Negro White Negro. White
Negro
White Negro.
White Negro.

.............

744.60.

1,053.00. 2,682.00 . 2,682.00

40:6i836 ..

.............
2;79683 272. 47 954.48
1,797.10 .
...........
6: 26784 2,811.56.

2,000.00

4,475.00

... 294:04508

719.01

54,00000

2,03355
.......
i;08827
. ...........

2,000.00
'302:06i:5i 272 .47
56,726.49 4,479.10
45,333.91
7,356.11 2,811.56

224,606.30 115,540.86 612,836.69 150,739.34 193,157.64 137,951.49 486,066.75 317,706.22 308,957.83 116,839.24

Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray

White. Negro. White. Negro White .. Negro .,
White. Negro White Negro ..

3;87000 . 50.00 .

1,381.34

5,323.73
. ..........
341. 39
1: 79283
1:96489 :.
8:07069 ::

999.18 ..

...........

55;300:00

6,322.91
1,722.73
1,792.83
1,964.89 3,870.00 63,420.69

385,030.77 289,969.72 288,342.60 196,876.93 185,027.40 99,922.72 277,478.71 195,366.34 513,365.55
5,290.00

Museogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding

White

7,250.00

Negro ..

White

5,750.00

Negro

5,372.00 .

White ..

Negro ..

White

Negro ......... ,.

White

4,125.90 ...

Negro

1,208.20 ....

985,874.91 49,996.10
.7:34148 5,081.48 .
............

64,125.03

12,503.70

9:93227 : ..
1:69804 1,238.44 .. 5,786.96 ..
.. i2:2243i 2,653.891 :

. ..........
. ............

9,978.76
8733
3,872.26 1,123.10 1,123.10

1,079,732.40
65; 765:70 ,1,372.00 1,698.04 5,110.70
25 1 54 164, 2 0 4 . 5 8 1 16,350.21 3,862.09

4,949,057.98 867,673.96 532,690.12 178,008.32 211,303.71 81,950.18 :J01,163.64
127,929.63 386,938.36 58,964.89

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-OUTLAY EXPENSE II. Outlay Expense-Continued

SYSTEM

(1) Land

(2) New Buildings (3) New Equipment (4) Additions and (5) Other Capital

Alterations of Old

Outlay

Buildings (not repairs)

--------1-------1--

Total Outlay Payments

Total Expense and Outlay Payments

Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk

White $

$

$

702.23 $

$

$

702.23 $

Negro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

601.16

.

601.16

White

1,000.00

5,003.92

1,360.46....................

11,160.51

18,524.97

~'ifi~~ 8;000:00 :::::::::::::::::::: .. i;ii4:i0 9:ii4:i0 ::::::::::::::..

i8;228:20

Negro....................

White....................

Negro

"

White

Negro

14,775.6

8,001.35....................

1,821.36

.. .. ..

.

. 40,011.31

.
62,788.35 1,821.36
. .

262,469.28 251,241. 74
335,183.93 22,420.87
477,719.68 100,004.39 299,589.55 141,719.11 598,748.20 127,978.01

Pulaski

White...................

11,350.H

Putnam

Negro............
White....................

12,313.26

......
00 00

Quitman Rabnn

Negro.................... White....................
Negro.................... White....................

38,038.00 60.00
2,916.70 128,944.28

Randolph

Negro WUte Negro....................

4,750.00

57,740.10

3,401.44

7,277.06....................

3,897.88

5,715.62

1,300.25....................

6,749.30

21,980.83

185.00

.

6,445.90

75,536.18

.

939.57

16,654.27

495.50

45,810.56

175.00

9,848.50

4,216.95

330.00

158,004.41

.

431'.8'5' 5,366.85

265,649.54 126,109.64 195,444.85 21:1,089.57 80,399.08 65,:152.90 580,162.67
:1,670.34 2:13,779.83
300,576.63

Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole

White

7,063.00

284,705.66

Negro

14,50000

501,095.06

White....................

656.00

Negro....... .

. .. .. .. ..

..

White

6,00000

Negro

3,215.00

White....................

Negro....................

White....................

1:11,682.30

Negro....................

64,030.34....................

64,030.33...................

2,348.60

17,200.00

.

,

869.79....................

3,043.1:1 7,426.94.................... 20,964.26....................

1,500.00 46,:180.00

355,799.00

579,625.39

20,204.06

.

.

6,869.79

:1,215.00

:1,043.1:1

7,426.94

154,146.56

46,380.()(,

3,267,103.92 1,773,267.94
257,934.04 78,973.00 103,229.12 76,479.89 361,957.83 335,262.92
399,937.85 168,066.96

Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot

White.............

20,811.05 . ..

20,811.05

~'ifi~~ i;200:00 40;643:09 5:890:00 :::::::::::::::::::: 249:60 47:982:69

~'ifi~~ :::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::

.

~'ifi~~

60000

76:~~~:~0 :::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: '"

5,524.01 82;52s:9i

Negro

150.00...........

.

'778:69- '928:(9

::~;~ :::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: 9:456:iJ:i ::::::::::::::::::::

d~g:gg

12J~rg~

917,216.92 255,056.00 457,134.05 13,751.25 146,2f.O 69 280,829.06
324,207.70
175,989.~1
144,613.52 210,019.97

Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell

White. Negro White Negro. White Negro White Negro White. Negro

356.12 ..... .
... iO:02097 403.30 421.63

2.445.00 53.128.38
.ioooo

16.957.86
'3:i;4i8:i2 ::::: 13.037.30 22.546.10
873.39 . 5.532.30 . 1.250.46 7.446.34.

.
1.975.00 5,250.00 ....

'2;909:00 475.00
.

19,402.86 356.12
36.327.12 15.487.30 80.924.48
873.39
15.553.27 1.653.76 7,446.34
521. 63

125.208.19 71,012.07 505.132.73 197.944.96 457.002.09 172,726.91 406,267.20 179,761.16 246.214.01
219.255.08

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treut!en

White .. Negro
White I
Negro White Negro
White . Negro . White Negro

96.00 20.144.58 2.711.75
. i:737:i8

2.822.72 125.537.84. 77.505.16.
7.602.62
.30:94000 15.460.00

20.401.98 .
16:607:i9 5.241.28 ..

"474:22. ............ i;245:00

4.639.58

622.80

4.682:46 146.156.64 80.216.91 11.502.21
20.401.98
52.809.77 22.438.66

.560.280.98 268.112.95 810,700.98 266,906.70 365.977.26 99.717.90 231.389.90
.... 246:724:48 92.361.59

.....
00 <0

Troup Turner Twiggs Union

White Negro
White Negro White Negro
White

26.677.62 7.848.73

... 98;846:60 20.247.35

180.00 ....

193.193.64....................

102.662.40.

21.313.52

8,254.98

409.04 .,

.

.

7.601.28

5.094.65

.... 3.54800 :::::::::::: ..

219.871.26 102.662.40 143.865.11 20.656.39
8.822.65

736.289.65 330.046.90 431.283.94 149,668.36 200,399.23
171.811.43 315.073.16

Upson

Negro . .
White .. Negro ..

374,527.56 153,904.07

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington

White Negro
White Negro].
White Negro].
White Negro. White Negro

.

43090 '46.595:00

.....................

1,000.00

23.727.00 ..

315.00

4.00

5.500.00

213.806.31 12.000.00

156.420.00 400.00
i;92:i: i9
561. 76

370.226.31
...........
15.063.42
48.949.09
.. 24; 727:00
6.374.26 31900

1.614.707.65 116.232.76 486.153.37 202.118.97 489.304.73 43.984.58 178.195.74 111,243.84
429,186.00 314.216.84

Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield

White
Negro White......... Negro White
~ii1~~'"

500.00 ,
100.00
750:00 :::::

15,840.00 ., .

1.792.90 .

.

..

.

.. i7;670.17 :::::::::::::::::::' ........... i;929:0iJ

~}~~~ :3~:8i2:941::::::: i~;680:~9 :::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::.

::::

::::::::::::::::::::

140.133.54

16.340.00 i;792:90
100.00 20::i49:i7

656.045.76 120.584.78 80.344.10 54.751.84
190.826.20 85,403.43 288.684.04
16.225.59 1,144.399.75
3.504.00

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-OUTLAY EXPENSE II. Outlay Expense-Continued

SYSTEM

(1) Land

(2) New Buildings

(3) New Equipment (4) Additions and Alterations of Old
Buildings (not repairs)

(5) Other Capital Outlay

Total Outlay Payments

Total Expense and Outlay Payments

~::----- ~.~~;;-~~~--~-----~~8.681~---- UiZ ~~.----- 617-:1'~~----:~:1~---~~;-~1-$ ----m:~~~ ~i

Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
Total Counties

White . . Negro ., W..hite

2,615.00

Negro.. White.
:::: ~~~7';~~~51'$

Negro

isa,on ",

300.001' . . . . . . . . . . . . .

256.30..

..

'1' 13,367.16

10,899.74

14,28169

'~'a~.i~a~s:.t~s~s2.a7a5I1$ 1,06065' ",:":M~ ::I$

. . . . . . . .. . .
1
1:;~~:I~I;~I~ s ''"'''[

.I
1,15835 130.00, . .. 1
2,o~~n8:'~'~~'~"8I1$

300.001 256.30 17,140.51 430.00 25,181.43
"I 12,643,:::::1$
a.ass. tas

269,502.79 199,146.92 301,896.72
141,363.27 490,650.45
95,~:::::::~ ",'M,.""

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford
Calhoun Canton Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown

White .. Negro White Negro White. Negro. White Negro: . White .. Negro
White Negro. White .. Negro. White Negro White Negro
Whiter
Negro],.

.. 2il:76052 5,436.98
40410
1
. . .. I"
:~~of
2,000.00.
2,82.0.14,I

2,335.00

2,241.66
. . 5il:6ilo 66 24,537.07 4,547.26

. iil:il9525 ............ ;':799il7 ..

2,110.19

. i,07565

11.53

.. ,I

2,900.88 1,450.43

:U28.98

I

.. :7.500001

.:1'

,

5i:67i 84 5,254.27
.. 2: 9ilo 99
: : 1,
. . . . . . r. . . . . . . . .I
400.4,51, .
.. 1
2: 790:00 554.70 ...
...
r
I

.. " " " ,
~4'5701
S:ii237iI
.,
il .... '.;.:8.1.'1.' . 7.

2,241.66
.. iil6:44il02 35,22R.32 4,547.26
2: 9iloiJ9
22;i95i2 .
3,459911, iJ:iililil2
411.98 2,9oo.8R
:H~2~3
2,R2014
1
I

206,270.09 131,057.25 11,240,489.62 4,718,627.87 157,139.43 6:1,079.47 1.%,:155.:1 1
.. i32:475i4 2R,92:1.95
175.422.77 27,688.54 213,942.87 9.769.61 :115,314.71 128,851.96 339,297.71 81.:134.82 426.901. 84 62,03R.Ot

Chickamauga Cochran Commerce Cordele Dalton
Decatur Dublin Fitzgerald Gainesville Hogansville
Jefferson LaGrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie
Newnan Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa
Tallulab Falls Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa Trion

WW ~eghhriitoteel''..
Negro White Negrol
NWehgirteol.' White Negro..

..............
16.UI1.66 3,000.00 ..
." ... 7: iJiJiJ:iJiJ

. i19,110 00 . ..... io, 165.6i
i;;'i6046

White .. Negro
White .... Negro
White. Negro
White Negro. White.
Negro.

'2;i;:i8i2

White. Negro .. White .. Negro White .. Negro .. White Negro
White Negro

25,435.00 .,
27 ;44472 .:

White ., Negro. White. Negro . White .. Negro, ... White .. Negro .. White . Negro .

424,500. 211 12,693.94 54,465.03
8287i;
105,788.00

White

.

Negro .

White

.

Negro

.

Wbite

.

Negro

White Negro

. . . .......I ....

Wbite

. .... . "

.

Negro]

. ................

2,942.26 .. ,1,931.27
11,601. 25
i;997:92
4,30229 4,435.77
347.00. 5,936.48 3,220.75
2269:83 .. 500 00 .

.444 62 ..... i04;:i0i;:iJiJ
.:9:i6:9T

:.:::. ..::::~:::I

221,299.40 3,000.00 21,71;6.86

23,299.37 30.80

38;69472 4,333.09

7,311.01
48,,571.59 12,347.00

1,45333 41;8 68
........ 27;oii;:iJo

115.00 50.00

13,200.11 815.68
'>4,508.07 1.>,51;7.75 2,'>38.12
27;oii;00
. 2:38483
55000

25,435.00
. 27:44472

6;48248
1,812.50 18,667.04
3,527.78 :3,468.41
9,459.69 906.94
7,971.55
1,600.00
7,835.98 :1,139.21
43250
.47i; 00

596.13
.9:600.00 .. 11;,235.15 2,820.41;
. i932i;

142.15 572.50
208:44
.i. 996 93 ."

1;,482.48 1,812.,50
443,309.40 16,794.22 58,529.57
9,668.13 906 94
20,128.06
ioi;; 788:iJO

1,600.00

9,600.00

1,000.00 .. ... 2i;:07ii31

.

5,959.67

43250

............. 94i;;ii;i

. . .. . . . ... .. . . .. . . .I

103,31;1;.29
.. iii;:433: 78
38,310.2,5 390,066.36
26.254.85 284,764 33 123,064 24 525,24.>51 '>8,825.59
1;92.731.11; 128,632.33 405,091. 98 168.311.74 275,29412 86,917.07 517,167.33 124,850.88 192,312.92 66,596.45
145,180.13 10,767.33
848,726.97 221,704.13 746,999.37
94,025.97 205,889.62
516,411.35 176,240.82
758,755 60 112,809.:3:3 262,379.76 91,895.63 149,681.75 86,856.40 915,515.06 169,241.16 214,47:3.66
15,629.06
48,774.80 900.00
478,256.68 63,5:32.44
493,441. 51 217,503.12 270,592.85
67,307.72 184,987.95
7,714.12

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-OUTLAY EXPENSE

II Outlay Expense-Continued

SYSTEM

!

I

(1) Land

(2) New Buildings (3) New Equipment (4) Additions and (5) Other Capital

Alterations of Old

Outlay

Buildings (not repairs)
---------------------- --------- -------- -------- --------

"-

Total Outlay Payments

Total Expense and Outlay Payments

- - - - - -----~----

Valdosta Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder
Total Cities
Grand Total

White L
Negro]. White" . Negro. White Negro. White Negro. White Negro .
White Negro
White 8 Negrol$

.$
i';50000:
:i:2.5000"
61,30642, 10.436" 981 419,10097 $ 194,114.43 $

103,9R68 $ 212"5,1
......
.....
S75,440 83 12,90649 7.372.38358 8 2.151.059.728

24,701. 72 L 1,801.20 . 2,119"61 .
1.25 .... 19,:;9822 8,313"53
...........
ij0572 :
222.317.85 61,37148
1,888,25831 $ 723,285.31 $

"""""."" $
.. " . ... "i:i:S60 i4
"."
268.827"52 21'376881 1433,019.248 108.54022 $

s 26.070.00
60.830"00

lii4,74640 $

62,843.75

2.119"61

1.2,1

40,7.1836

8,313"53

"

,

"01 4.: 3i"l",'L/..,

98.2.19 91 . .. "." 1 ..~2~.1.;~531

61.951. 98

168.043. 811

3.056.508 798 279.17988 $

14,169,27089'$ 3,4,;6,179 ",;618

694,255.94 346,75,1:;5 158,6:;9.1.; 70,950.64 538,871,;2 221,750.12 166,221,;7
isi. 09S 40
26,566"42
24,843.236"94 8,07.1,334.67
119,903,466.80 40,734,228" 11

TAilLE ll--Continued -WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS--PAYMENTS--NON-EXPENSE

III. Non-Expense

(I) Loans Paid
(Principal)

(2) Principal (3) Interest (4) Paid to (5) Paid to

Paid

Paid U.S.Collector Teacher Re-

on Bonds on Bonds of Internal tirement

Revenue

System

(6) Paid to Teacher
Associations

(7) Paid to Insurance Companies

(8) Bank
Service Charges

I (9) Other Total Non-
Non-Expense Expenses Payments

Total Payments
all Funds

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin

i ~~~;~ $ .. 20;000:00IS. 2,400.00 S 9,980.31 $

White ..

10,00000 .i;057:7'i

~I:l~~ "':i6; 694 07

'i;000:00'

:i;:i:i500

Negro

White:ii ;9i94:i . 4;0:i:i00 . :i;54s56

Negro. White .. Negro.

s 40,906.70 S 20,750 92 1,692.00$ 8,060.08 $.

i'i;956:90 '" iO;OS6oo 2,156.00 2,152.60 ... 18,989.84 14,944.65
i:i;5:ii :00 . S; 759si .

7iooo :i;4si iSI 33.00 .
sii:ool
:tn :3'm::[ ........ .,II

$ 3,044.56$

:: . 8:S0

1 . . :i;:i7:i:7i

I

. . . . . . . .I. .

37 73 1,064.48'

106,834.57 $
4:i;:ioo 65 4,341.60 86,851 71
5i;9740i 599.34

692,163.56 157,756.72 368,653.58
70,686.95 551,233.76 31,555.3R 209,924.22
160,217.75 402,408.59 215,240.83

Hanks

White

15,477.40 7,760.08

663.CO 3,495.11,.

1,177.73

28,57332 280,066.73

......

Barrow

.'-:0N

Bartow

Negro ..

1

White ..

Negro

White 84,000 00 .

5,165 00 .

i5;090 io
2,551.50 49,328.11

6;5:ii:25 : 1,906.20 .. 23,357.56.

':i;:i5030
84.00 . 11,654.69

18 92

'9540 8500

.. .. .. .I
35,140.97 4,541. 70
168,425.36

20,931. 39 290,450.25 67,788.18 842,623.48

Ben Hill

~e~~~ ::.

. i;ooo:oo

320001 io;7i4io' 6;05:iii

621.001'

953.84 ...

. i9;66i05

56,057.59 228,458.94

Berrien

~~~:'i;ooooo 970ixJ. 3~:~~~g148j,,06,0700i..050545:206;is:iio:'

........ '3,07292

11,000.00, 75,24557\'

106,039.03 579,773.65

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

Negro.

White Negro

5972',185455..00001'.

White. Negro

.

.. . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . ..

. .....

0000 White
Negro.

.22;4

:" 1

~~~~~I' White

17,50000 1,85000 :i;574 i'i .

1
i~~:b~U~ 1i~:~:::g:t:U:~:1. :~:::::~

27,71442.

:6-2~947 . . 4 17,] 43253" 1 1,483 90

:.' OOooOO(

3,12536

. , 96

. i7;9960:i . '9;i9:ii:i ":i;:ii:iio'

10,449.06 8,521.08 ....

1,380.35 ..

23,673.59 11,137.69.

1,360.10

.:i.. 00..\
...

I

400

69,979.73

8,330.621 534,023.48 3,508,796.30

5,058.27 226,393.77 ' 1,714,498.15

19,184.30 223,169.77

.~H~~"" :;~~~~n;11 44,037.51 426,711.77 22,953.97 414,147.76

235,356.03

4,956.73

50'131.031 246,229.70

Negro.

719.00 .

2,004.09

2,723.09 119,078.81

Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden

White 39,000.00 Negro . White. Negro White 34,500.00 Negro ..
White ... Negro .. White. Negro .

19,00000
8,000.00 '5;967:S0 12,000.00

19,637.50 63,780.60 32,359.51

50:908:06 "':i8;40:i07"

i;9:i500 "'i5;54i:70
7,506.20 11,581.00 8,231. 70 29,729.50

6,724 70.
64,,828220 36861 7,26145
.. ~~;2~~.~1

<~~:::~':~I 423.50 14,101.03'

68.09

'96'i:00" '5;8i5::i6 . ":iiji

23,020.17

1,086,126.82 343,596.60 667,787.33

I............ 56000 ':i; ~~U~:::: I ~~Uli' 1,562.64............ 7,426.49 \ 1,839.06

6~~.00 ..

4,152.80 .

7077.

n:~~~g~1
32.75859 17,332.21 67,283.28 1.

466,667.65 286,557.14 154,380.45 253,474.08 202,097.47 308,810.26 147,831.31

SYSTE~1

Chatham

Chattahoochee

White :l,:i00.00

.i

1,705.60 1,193:34

Ncgrc

1,397 ..54 1,076.76"

Chattooga

White '45:000:0() J4,500.0C 6,5:37.50 45,124.60 20,070.68 ..

...,....
Cl:>

Cherokee Clarke

~';;\~:ii.5:;'li52() 8,000.002:;';'000' 30,679.80
.. ~!h1~~ is:ooo:OO' 10,000.00'" "S:420:fji' 99,019.02

20,304.79 41,011.22

Clay

~';;\~~ .:

:1,00000

l 740.00li:4oil,50I2: iii:oil

Ncgrr

1,000.00

100.001 4,100.00 4,.565.40

.,80.00 2.006.27.

15.20 . 57.71 24.26
.. ... ..I.

2,217.0U
10,al,\.40 65 00

7, OlIO. \14 2,.I7:J.30 1:37 ,4.,0.40,
. . . . . . . . . . . . .I
200:657021
199,893.12
1.,,928.84 11,77167

37,809.6\1 27,026.66
657.074.68 82,061. 00 708.628 2:j 32.765.46 1,.130,012.91 266,495.3:1 126,658.19 144,994.50

Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt

White 80,000.00
Nearo ....... "" . White 17,65a54
Negro White 1,'O,000.eo

43,OUO.001 6,OUO.00
77,000.00

3\1,,)4000! a,81!1.80 26,157.84

80,,\79115
10,000.60 16,a02.00
a,670.10 2[3,1189.90

',N,ihg,tr, 22:il2838
{t'm~~I:
Negro l

19,500.00 n,422.50 i:oOOO()1 . i20001

53 ,a69 .90
~U;U~!
5,a57.00

31,281.9".

,\,835.20.

6,737.18

6\10 00

2",83.00 .

'l~, "'?;~' 8048720 1 _6"2'_ ,;.6"0'1 ." ... '-:' 6":g'g'['
2g:~~U~ 1,668.00

3.018.57

,\,887 ..,8
771.12 . ,\95.70 . 25,008.70
4j74:i7
1,09817 6.001.32 .
848.40 .

1.\2 :;.11 8,012.21 26,982.:;8 968 . .18

288,4.14.04 1",8a.l.89 '\2,063.64 !l,848. 891
1;60,.,260"1
i:iil224i;4' 19.461.67 71,718.54 10,123.97

1,495,031.28 16a,90a.96 a14,332.66 87.382.66
2,980,160.72 116,l08.8:j
\160,870.00 239,407.54 002,580.91 152,010.71

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford
Cri~1l

White 22,500.00.

17,760.00

Negro . .

8,880 ..,9

White.

18,000.00 1\,7.13.67 25.74.1.60

~'I~;~4i:i)8i;001 48,5.17.50 42110 5t;lfU8

~~~~~,' ~."~;'~.,.OI:),.oOo.l i~j~ng . i3.'.0:0.0: 0:0[..

:. : 3.i;ils Dol"

White:

_,

787.,21 HI,1I43.80

N~ro;

1

+nu~ 9,875.11
36,362.97
4:S200ili' 4,609.40 11,601 18

i
i ::i23 0011

r:igtl~II:':'

10,07.,.26

i 40200

48l:l21

,4.404671

I

3440 i;75 i400j

"1 ,"13"2139"..83' 180 .12.80
359.85
.... . . I 16.63
I

52,417.13 14,941.39 ,;7,011.54 10,614 ..14 1112,288.93
1663 :18,062.93 II ,.150.10 :37.177 17
1

3.14,908.76 156,487.511 420, 01.1.1I!l
120.406.77 778,220.77 423,379.90 263,222 ..18 160,700.7.1
308,533.12 I"il,8315 ..,):I

Dade Dawson Decatur DoKalb Dodge

~~~~~ .if.):i.lili.l.i.10:112~:~~~~~II~:~:::~ White' Is,OOO.OOI :.

S,220.00'

I!I,002.61: 17,422.IH' 8: ;'9228


S,H75.42'

Negro.

l;i;~ ~O~: ~O 4,~: 94il: ililil oil .

i I :;oi)

i 384 25 422j24jit! iit9ji7 i4 : .

White 60,000.00 9,100.00 1,634.00 43,685.81 14,322.29 ..

Negro

8,018.60 7,161.15.

881.001

S!JS.SU:

:ioil:oo' i888'53 1
"::::"1,

.. 7425005 . 4,999.10

6170li
.....II...

74,217.4~
IS'914,21

:1IH,08S.20 7,220 31
196,972.211

',' :1,UUO.01I

,il12ii8ii8 .i :082:905:82

180 197 00

..
,59,713:45 2,014,10i:4.1 88,840.49 222,778.69

:192,49,5.17 :J,119,239.71) 4,676,.100.07
742,442.01

16,079.7.1 216, .102.47

Dooly Douahertv Douglas Early Echols

2,000.00

325 00 22,78110 1 10,727.86. 13,182.60 8,.188.28 ...
144,896.32 66,444.54 ..

......!

. . . . .I 4.001.

1,843.74

65,688 74 460,27:126

27,216 (i2 238,086 70

4:22570

f12.1,9:1170 2, 848, 24(t.:l!1 1 7:1.1,62188

4f1:i;87:1.1 .. :i5IJ:i146:82 7:16,283.72

938.7,5

!1:J8.75 S8,:108.26

88,416.29 7411,396.3(;

:i48 00 .... ii;:i;85it2

:126,178.4Ii 107,486.12

:160

l,lI0466

28,1.16.2:J

Effingham

Elbert

.....
<C

Emanuel

01

Evans

Fannin

:J,58.26

3.11,24:1.19 l.56,22:J.88 470,918 ..14 1:111,336 lI9 700, \183.\I!J 41\1,726.42
261,07.1.42 1011,44\1 74 834,!19614
:1,<26.8::

Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

10,138.26.

,1,2.1G 67

I' . :i2, il83i;:i

i :(;9ii ilil.I'

1,2.1880 7,49842 ,

I

::::::::I!J6:Jl'~:6356it 2,62:1.22 .

780.00 ... .1,03!J..11
.

I

. .... I.

. 2262\.

2i ,it5285 1,7l1(1.09

4,:J30 ,50

:117,922. 7;; 1U0,S2f1 . .11 :J, 274, f10S. :1!1 1:J:1,61111.011 464,.162.82
i;i;:i:!lio,17 16.1,9811. 1!1 7,:176,:J14.21 1,048,94.1.1!J

Gilmer Glascock Glynn

.......I. :1,87.14l1 . , ......I.

::::1"i;8035.

.....

1:14.20 .

4l10,04l1.41

Gordon

Grady

. .. ..i.

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-NON-EXPENSE III. Non-Expense-Continued

SYSTEM
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

(I) Loans Paid
(Principal)

(2) Principal
Paid on Bonds

(3) Interest Paid
on Bonds

(4) Paid to (5) Paid to (6) Paid to U.S.Collector Teacher Re- Teacher
of Internal tirement Associations
Revenue System - - - -

(7) Paid to Insurance
Companies

(8) Bank Service Charges

(9) Other Non-Expense

Total NonExpenses Payments

Total Payments all Funds
-----

White $ ... ........ $ 50000 $

Negro . White.

... 20:500 00

Negro .

White.

. i4:00000

Negro

.....

White ....

Negro ..

White ....

2:00000

Negro .

13.75 $ 14,406.35 13:54979
t:38000

20,379.00 $ 8,642.29 $ 506.00$ 1,797.10 $ .. ..

.. $ 955.94 $

11,373. 60 9,553.98

:1,439.67 .

344.53

83,453.40 32,825.81 '2;74000 6,904.,';3

850 3,562.38

6,929.50 3,356.33 29,887.90 20,795.04

i. 76800

696.43 6,975.60

46557 2:34262

2,150.00 1,040.20. 71,588.90 35,304.79 . 3;i45 00

s.aio i4 :

. ....
..

i3:405 90 . . . . 5:45535 ..

..... 48000 . i;74980 :.

.. 85604

10,567.70 10,600.76 .

3,496.08

.57446 .

....

32,794.08 $ 24,711.78

295,888.91
264.558.2o

164,400.97 1,231,667.44

10,982.26

96,917.53'

89,784.52 812,876.83

3,190.20

46,370.13

118,318.83 1,125,188.64

41,0:13.95

25:327:09 210,361.89

25,23900 296,252.26

White
Negro. White
Negro. White Negro White Negro
White
Negro.

8,290.00
.. .. .. ... ... i3:00000

7,517.50 .. 18,693.57 10,449.09
8,565.00 26;29047 ... i8;23460

458.00 5,446.55 69000 .. '4:33870

4:52529 i:ooooo

60.00 '3i;33280 . i6:48470 .... '79000 7,250.80 3,683.20 ...

5:i2779 : .

i3:5OO:00 .. '6:00000 '2:96ioo 17,584.40 9,675.95 . 705 50 . 5;782 63

.. 37ji04i '3i:5OOoo

. i2:55i:80 ... 29;'i35 53 . . i2;iil704 .:

19,001.93 10,798.53

i:iliili2 1,14781

38.27
4j; is

2,571.25

53,464.23

8,936.08 .... 80:09603

4:340i6

...

. ii 50

68.10

........

59:32058 10,934.00 60,549.64 .. . i24:5ilo:50
:10,948.27

.576,873.16 30,346.9 437,128.63
328,413.16 541,952.24 112,283.86 312,081.52 88,019.G2 520,264.67 339,863.63

White 18,000.00 15,200.00 3,540.00 67,879.09 26,564.68 1,802.50 3,85.556

62.84 2,899.43

Negro 27,000.00 3,800.00

885.00 16,969. ,';2 9,9.;5.56

931. 50 1,927.77

15 70

352.15

~::::.:: White 1,000.00 7,000.00 4,625.00 39,646.16

Negro . White .. Negro.

..

... ii;ooo:oo '9:95i25 ... 32:04547 ..
..

1

875.00 600.00 . 99000

5,692.33

17.41

2:9i5: ei . . . . . . .3.2...3.1.

1,871.38
584.81 1,145.50

White i2:oo000 '9:00000 7,342.28

Negro ......

White .. Negro.

....... .......

'7:00000
...

'7:3 . ....

9.4..9..0.

..

i3:80ioo
24:327 io

8:67459 . iO:30i 38
...

224.00 2:9224i

...

. i:02000 3: 788ii

. ...

. .....

..

36.00 i:2i6 64 . ...

38:48 ............

. . . . . .9.1.8.91

139,804.10 61,8:17.20 81,824.22
1,184.81 73,778.77
55:2i692
54;788:88 .........

991,078.90 411,779.20 619,278.82 171,974.52
729,767.31 44,919.38 248,407.06 128,319.02 426,878.80
69,023.70

White ..

5,.500.00 1,440.00 31, 206.40

Negro.

...

17,6f4.60

White . iil:ooooo 8:00000 4,294.19 17,857.99

Negro ... . ...
White ..

. ...... .......

.. ..............

13,694.56 16,832.90

Negro

5,725.90

White . 27:00000 Negro ..

.

6'230:~1

4,920.06 20,375.70

White. Neero

..

.... .....
...

1:1,234.11 13,292.54 . ...

... 3,899.19 ..............

7,371.62 ... 6,596.46 . ... 9,453.33 . 55000

.2:637:54 ......

2,050.09 3,214.1.5

......... ....

"4:34562 6,506.85 738.30

5,540.77

1,80.5.80

176.40

14,997.14
. .. .I... .. ..... -

9767il

6,227...3.1

....I.. ....

. i638 ............

600

,';.45

..

55,279 70 30,957.14 60,506.96 28,847.96 30,788.68 13,248.87 80,743.35
ii45

512,676.17 349,104.38 320,878.58 240,338.37 309,924.73 147,439.01 326,033.56 115,940.23 170,179.26
~2,49559

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison
Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding

White .....
~~i~~ :::.::

3,000.00 1.572.00 7.200:00' i::i64:00

~'i:1~~ '25,00000' ':i:OOOOO ... i:650:00

Negro

.

White

Negro" ':i:i:557:9i

:i:ooo:oo i.74427 4.000.00 2,616.39

White

.

30.20

Negro

.

11,936.70
1.543.20 40,520.10 11,000.00
10.443.90 7.697.40 19.013.60 9,396.94 11.179.38 4,246.40

5.069.51
2l:~~g:~~
1.860.00 4.545.11 5.591. 92 6.700.72 8.162.31 3.745.26 3.046.72

570.00
i;S20:00
. ..
. . . 505.70

2 969 36'

1:014:50:

.

5,170.98............ 15.475.00

4.800.00 1.971.86 1.647.90 1.620.30

'2'0' .'0'0'

.

. .

... iO:3506S

1,414.15 99.95

.

14,373.80

4.60

4.00

.

25,117.57 4.448.48 95.692.51 17,660.00 46,630.87 14,937.22 42.429.57
73.521.50 15.569.09 7,293.12

204.989.48 52.519.74 761.828.25 345,480.04 186.71.5.19
201.177.93 366.833.06 498.159.51 238.616.39 132,699.50

White .

Negro

White' 20: 000 00

Negro

.

White.

Negro

.

White

.

Negro

.

White

.

Negro .

2,560.00 1.440.00 3,500.00

1,619.20
91O.8C 677. 5C

10,977.00 2,295.70 48.688.60

4,475.58 2,289.70 24,406.94

262.50 .
1.595.00

2.104.77 1.287.75 10,714.88

15.60 7.80 316.63

5,00.0...0.0. .. 2j2~<5( '''19,220.94 .... S;25i:08 .... 025:00 .... 5;025:74 :'.::::.

299.60...

33.00

.

i:ooooo

6000C 18,652.30

4.104.10 .

14,710.49

4.634.76

.

25,300.20

6,116.90

3,318.60

353.85 ..

5,000.00

915.00 15,408.80

1,931.75 .....

59500 522:00

2.34 415.35 8,292.80

22,016.99 8.647.10 118.192.3.5

.. 746.18 . .. .. 4i;296:44

332 60 31,795.24 29,015.52 42,433.95 6,512.17

184.235.19 81,2.57.86
1,029.236.66 195,.580.75 309,419.74 7,989.52
294.972.37 291.067.50 431,311.20 91,945.87

1,110.92
61600 999.00 487 95 445.69 1.702.72

34.396.31

259.002.61 115.540.86 721,717.60 165,274.32
208.706.38 154,731.22 582,4721
346.323.4 364.830.81 124,261. 6

White 15.000.00

~'i:1~~ "'io:ooooO

Negro

.

White ..

Negro

White ..

Negro.

White 5:00000

Negro...........

11.500.00 12.161.64 36,947.88

8:000:00'''5:007:50 '''i5:7i307

i:ooooo

1~:~~n~

6:89i:92 : : .
1~:m~~ ":i3200

50161

2;i50:48

.

30926.

i3:oo0:00 ....:i::i080020:80660 .... 8;22578: . 3 : 4 5 i 7 8

600

11,830.03 7,593.93

23t:25 1,606.77 .

9;250:00

28,86.5.41 12.321.79

727.00 3,356.29.

.

.

.

. .. 374 S3 .... 48;i:i7: so

274.83

1.5,023.28

32.419.31

... 43746 .... 49.235.62

159.74

21.421. 72

2.150.43

65.330.92

120,000.OC 79.125.00 445,187.92 154.885.33

40.230.81

2,189.924.06

... 6: 000 00 .. 3: 795 00 .20: 8i210 .. i4:56:i::i6 .. . 974 00 5:44i jo 9000.00.

..... ,5i;ii3:59
7,493.59 32.852.86
2: 050:59 .. 53: 6:i6j5 9.000.00

488,104.26 289,969.72 336,480.40 211,900.21 217,446.71 99,922.72 326,714.33 216.788.06 578.696.47
5,290.00
7,138.932.04 867 673.96 633,480.23 178,008.32 262,417.30 89,443.77 334.016.50 127,929.63 440.574.61 67,96!.89

TABLE Il-Continued---WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-NON-EXPENSE

__ I------~-- ! __.__ I~"-~_~~-_~~~.ll~e ~0.llti~U~d

- . -..--._------I

SYSTE~1

1 (11 Loans I (2) Principal: (:3) Interest , Ii) P3id to I (5) Paid to I (61 Paid to (71 P3,id to' (H) Balik 1 (!I) Other Total1\7on- i Total

'I Pai.d I Paid I Paid iL"ot).Colleetor! TeacherRe- Teacher Insurance

Service ! Xon-Expeust-

I JI~XJ)CIISCS

Payments

(Principal) ou Bonds I. Oil Bonds : of Internal i

.I

I

i Revenue I

~''':~-------~~.li:I~-~~~:~ ~~~:~;O!~-~-5.57:~ ;-~~,':~~~I$

tircment Associations Companies Bvstcm
~~4~-: ~--~!I~~ ~-~:~;'~,;

Charges
I
----:~-1!17H

111$

Payments ! all Funds i
12:1,fili::!~-:3:~I~~I-K~

I'iekona

Negro Whit<,

.. I'.

I H,Hi4.PO 22,77020

{j,622.K2 1O,077.!IH ,

1,1)42,0;'i 4.4:11.liS,

7Z:L40!

IS,15U171 :H,279.XIi

21i9,:195.KI :172,46:),711

)l"grol

", .. ',1,1711.20

H0992

227.0ii:

2,216.17

24,1i:17.04

Pierce Pike Polk

While! Ncvro Whitt'
W NN"qghrrr~iot','

24,00000 S,OOO.OO :),:\oOii9
210,00000.
I

i:i.ooooo!. i,OOO.OO

".,.1.'4.4.: H''''I 4,H1422
i

26,OIH.72 .1,214.(j(} 2:l,!1'1II.00
4!),iHii,jO

li,IH2.26
:~,{j74"lk
12,5$3.41
22,i!l:l.Il

:HHOO 1.2iiO.OO

,j.OI,'26 1.076.0:{ 2,2S:l.IISi
il,2iJi.I..111 1

I, li:lIi 24

;;~'02i'li"1

,

2,:H!l.,J;~

i~:~~~~i I 51i,1II2.21
...... i
:151,1.10.171 2,:34IJ.5:{!

1~:~nn
:15.5,1i91.7Ii 141,719.11 1149,R9X.37 J:lO.:J37.51

Pulaski

White

NCl!rr,i

......

Putnam

Whit!"

'.1..00.0.001I
UOOOO

2,HHI.HOI 2,,5.5:37.5

Iii, iH:I !I:I 4,:101. iO IIJ,33UI6,

X.H4ii Iii ,j,H94.10 II,HI,,:j4

:1),,~.jll3'.~:31
on
2,24.5.112

!
I I. Xxi

,
:~6:~: !):~:

:H,552.47 i 12,0:m.li:l :J:1,912.S0

:JOO,202.01 13H,149.2i 229, ;~66. 65

<C 00

QUit1ll311

Neg"'1 Whit"

ii,.500.00

2.,-5.-5:3. i.,5
1

7,871.:3:3 l.398 40'

II .5H8"O 2,066 2H1

Rabun

Negro , White:

8,000.00

.... 1 1,173.HO 1-,;3',00'050,;.17144", 5,8110.00' 24,X09.!l0"

Negro'

H6.10

12:3:36,

Randolph

White'

1i,282.60 i,7235fi'

Ne~rl

:..1'

21.388.30 11,7311.76

Richmond

White.

1
:{6,111.5H 324, lOi .4al 1O",I-5i 19

Norrrol

Ill, 224. 0.5 145,61:), 48: 47,244.,12

Rockdale

White'

:UiOOO 21, !J42 ..12 10. 4:31i. 111

~e/!ro

Schley Screven

2~:~~~~~1 Whit", .

~egro! .

1

Whitel Necrol

10000001

4,19250 1,000.00

10,2S11O,
26, IiS6. 10 16,894 SO

5",06:11,
12: OO~ (liJi
12,19139 ,

f-cmiuolc

White Xeg;ro'

14,000001

i.477. 50 24,572 90 12,1;0:170
1

2,2047,5 49:U8
1,4.511.114 H,501.20
2,;')1.1. Hi, 4,:120 IISi
-l,04U.22 1,817.87 :L22G. is.
i.e4z1o7. H4'Ij)l
1,!)7:J .~:l
l:~~!i;. ~i~ ,

11 H~,
.2G:2(): ,
:no4!1I' 1.17.47 Ii 00
:iiJJ

1:12.11;'
,1,2,'S.IH 2,:3623H,
4. !II !)i:1.00
2140

24,HIi2.37 1i,9,5R.51i
4 sst.es
Ul;5,5774
209.7fi 2i,521.32
a7,449 04

2:17,9.5l.!lt K7,a,57. 61 70,0:H.5X 641,720.41
s,R80.10
2Iil,301.1.5 338,025.17

li06,m.09 272, ~l\J. 7X
77,192.5S
li,45i.Hli 422.8n
71i,K:J9.7:l :Ii, 29,5. 7n liO,507.70

~,H7:J,2:3,;01
2.04-5,,5Hi72
:n.5,126.1i2 7K,973 00
120, 6XIU8 71i,902 7~ 4:IS,797..,1I
:372,.1.58.71 41i0, 4.1,;"1,;
!li8,066. se

Spalding Stcphons Nh'wart Sumter Talbot

White Negro White Negro
N\;heigtreol . White Negrol. Whit,,1 ~egro!

70,000.00 ,~:OiJiJ:I)II'

2fi,00000: X,OOO.OO' 1,00000

11,089.04 li,700.00
no.oo
422. U2

82, ,,06 84 IR,\I.5,5.10 25, ~:lII:lO
11,:101.IiO 11 ,9:11.30 2.5,,170.40
9,818.40
H,f)!)(). !lO

29,649.

6

1 1

10,221 . .54 .

I:U:J-l.SRI

.4:5:1S: 7\)1'
S,172.;j8!.
14,94440: .

:3,2ali 00 1,45iOO:

I 7,456.55; ..
!I:JO. ~5i. :1",20.6i:
;~:iJ~4:7.~!
.: ;5;2ui.'2~!'

4,:iiJ4:ii 1 7, 2:W. Pi:?

1,,1(m.Wi 2,Sil J 1

:12.00

. :~:IJ
2,b71.3JI '1,f-{5.'\.H2

229,93R.04
~0,110.4rJ
iiS,IS085
~'20:'5'i2x6~' ~"O8l'
4", ,57!1. 02
.:1:1:oi2: Z()I
~L1j171X

1, H7, 154.!l6
28.5,166.49
iiI5,~14.110
I~, 7M .25 IIiH,647. n7 :101,a5.5.5Ii
:lfifl,78fi 72 175,98!1.81
17i,62-5.72 2:H,frU.l;;

Taliaferro TattnaIl Taylor Telfair Terrell

White 15,000. DO'. Negro. White .. Negro .. White '8:00000 Negro
White 7:50000 Negro .. White 'io:ooooO Negro.

1,500.00 . i;275 00

.. iO:9ii25

......... ...

500.00

105.00

1l,909,4:1' .5,42~. 70.
.. 30,622: iH .. i5:52484 8,905.66 6,653.50 13,699.40 9,41800 ..
7,870.80 6,776.40 .
39,142.80 20,082.85

i;i55 00 i:08000

... i6:89740 13,629.70

6:863i7 .. 8,807.49

4,7835i
3: i58iJ4 97263
7,170.59 ..
i:05775 148.20

.08 i:09600
64500

250.00!
. . . . . . I.
6357
i;i6536 23: 68352
4,230.26

32,5~8.18
54: 924:64 15,559.16 46,282.69 15,619.83 77,391. 60
58:50i84 26,815.65

157,790.:37 71,012.07
560,057.37 213,504.12 503,284.78
188.346.74 483.658.80 179,761.16 304,715.85 246,070.73

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen

White ..

3,500.00

Negro

White 4i:ooooo 24;iioooo

Negro.

White

:ii:50000

Negro.

Wbite.

Negro

White .,

Negro ..

............

1,487.50 3:39000

28,444.35 16,680.49 62,498.00

13,814.10 10,995.65 .. 28.762.42 .

'2:59i48 29:607:80 .. i4:43493 :. . 9:83350 6:.~44 7i

'" i3:44780 4,118.90

.5,546.36 2,290.72

4,286.88 .. 2,057.87 12,606.43
.. '4:8555,~

.. 42000 20.00

:i:39468
2:s:i608 463.19

i),509

631. 02
31918 1,819.36

. 7:39i07 412.00

,52,163.85 29,873.19 174,671.30
82:98976
i9:772 S9
29:64i3i 7,304.81

612,444.&) 297,986.14 985,372.28 266,906.70 448,967.02
99,717.90 251,162.79
. 276:36.~: 7iJ 99,666.40

Troup Turner

White 60,000.00 10,00000 6,149.60

Negro ..

White ...

... i3:300OO . 8;i8350

30,521.29 10,173.76
20,44.5.75

15,744.23 5,248.07 .
13,382.13

93500

1,257.42 641.34 .
2,535 ..58.

:14.58

5,222.81 .5,09561 18,96.5.81

129,86493 21,158.78 76,812.77

81l6,154.58 351,205.68 508,096.71

.......
<0

Twiggs

<0

Union

Negro .. Wbite Negro .. White.

3,500.00

i:808 i2

5: 7,.504.60 ..
14,350.20

623 73

7,729.40 6,319.41

16,136.10 8,953.81

26750 iJ7700

2,481.80. 1.279 ..5.1 .
881.33 0,li27.77

1,058.22 .. 20,~6 :

11,04462 21,520.98 1 14,930.14 :18,02:3.36

160,712.98 221. 920. 21 186,741. 57 353,096.52

Upson

Negro White

9:00000 2:7i400 26:07806 i3:67877 :.

. '426837

,~.< 73920 430:26676

Negro

9,0.58.80 ,5,648.76 .

14,707 ..56 168,611.63

Walker Walton Ware Warrell Washington

White.

Negro ..

White 33:00000

Negro. White Negro

.:\

White

Negro.

White ..

Negro ..

64,373.20 ii:OOooo

.1.5,108:6\ 86,147.75
'22:74720 12,969.40 35,376.56 2,138.40 17,.506.90
i: 05835 :io:26430 13,544.60

a7,444.83
iO:883:44 8,38.5.37 14,277.27 1,606.18 . 9,83522 .
12,454.66 11,641. 61

a,2.58.00 572 00
i :42800

11,:199.25.
.5;7iJ805 ..
6:iJ404i .539 78 :
2,6.58.61
.~:27,~25

1,:l7.5.89 i.~:205 i4 9,238.20

219,107.56
.. 7:i:ooi)69 21,a54.77 1i7,122.24 4,284:16 :10,000.73
75257701 :14,421.41

1,8:1:1,81.5.21 116,232.76 .559,154 06 223,473.74 546.426.97 48,268.94
208,196.47 111,243.84
504,443.70 :148,641.2.5

Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield

White 100,00000 33,000.00 ,5,130.00 47,69.5.00 16,01i8.69 :J,456.00 8,022.1.5

11.12

Negro.

.5,181.20 3,.515.53

310 00 1,167.92 .

White.

3,873.80 2,360.41 .

1,.548.64 ......

l Negro.
White .

..

....
....

....
....

I.

.

2:00333

Negro ..

White

277 4

Negro. 3:

White. ........ >,96508[

Negro.

1,701. 60

144.09 13,110.20

.. .. I
....

230,,808663..4100

~.. ~.. ~~43:389.2011

2,199.49. 6.0.53.15 ...
120,,196788.8.61l . 7200iJ
. . ~~)~ O~I a39.79 ...
.24:8.57:31 ..

11,,803413.703"[.'.".. . 1,81.5.51 .. , 1,796.46 .

7,660981:: .

_ .__..

_.---

~-

._-~-_._._--

1,670.26 1188.86 29918
i85il0

21.5,043.22 11,163.51
8,08203 4,94414 2:3,142.50 8,680.09 36,025.82
677.9!J 101.4.5.1..16
.1

871,088.98 131,748.29 88,426.1a .59,69.5.98 213,968.70 94,083 . .52 324,709.86 16,903.58 1,245,855.11
3,504,(j0

TABLE I1-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-NON-EXPENSE

::;YSTEM
~~~~

III. Non-Expense-Continued

I (I) Loans (2\ Principal (3) Interest (4) Paid to (5) Paid to II (6) Paid to (7) Paid to (8) Bank

(9) O~~-~;:~::~---T~;:;---

I -= = Paid

Paid

Paid U.S.Collector Teacher Re- Teacher Insurance Service Non-Expense Expenses

Payments

~'I~:~~~~~ Bonds__ Bon~J k~~~~:l j'~~~_I~ssoel:ions ~~:~~~ _~~::__~

Pay::~~_~~:~~_

Wileox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
Total Counties
Americus Athens Atlanta Barnesville Bremen
Buford Calhoun Canton Carrollton Cartersville

White $

s 2,000 001$ 472 50 $ 20,413 74 $ 9,573 18 $

$ 4,379 06 $

$ 1,66645 $ 38,50493 $ 384,602 30

Negro

I

4,27076 4,62705

2,93850

36971

12,20602 138,011 7.1

\V.hite!.

.

1 2,502.17 20,000.0010,400.00

, 2.,00000

5.00 1,689.5:1

36,596.70 306,099.411

Negro I

..

7,178.39 8,036.44

1 64170.

1,343.75

17,200.28 216,347.20

White 10,000.00 11,000.00 12,806.61 21,355.42 8,484.59

50200' 4,4,;65:1

68,605.15 370,,50187

Negro..

6,347.40 5,501.31.

1,158.00..

13,006.71 154,369.9S

White.

3,000.001

74100 :13,114.22 14,676.89 1,232.00 9,6:125:1

:1:10 2,9:19.90

65,:139.84 555,990.29

Negro].

. .. .....

11,654.10 11,217.05!..

22,87115 272,198.3.5

White

:1,980,847

9:1

I 2,2:13,9:1:1.5311,02:1 ,812.88

5,4S6,

588. 73

2,472,430

O:J!!

83,726.37

746,246.05

14.098 95 71U19996 16,753,684.42111,81:1,914.28

Negro 1,061.402.91 282,940.00 170,096.86

721,991.47! 2,i,52.20 196,165 01

7:1:1.11 146,336:19 :1,918,958.:10 36,577,8.51.71

11,:1:16,800:15 I

i

I

,
I
White l.
Negro .. White .. Negro. White. Negro. White
i< Negro
White .... ';'00 00 :
Negro.

21,:19:1.32 11 ,520.60
13,690.60 2,189.00 9,992.43

White.

Negro ..

White.

Negro

White';': 700 00 : .

Negro

White .. i';': 000: iJO

.

Negro.

White ..

19,000.00

Negro .

'. . " . . 1
.....
7,.8.1..4.2.8.!i

10,000.60, 1,492.60 16,796.20
18,590.08
i4:';'SOSO 7,290.40 26,572.831 6.7:18: 101

8,26:1.61 5,507.97
8,025.11 2,839.93 .. 4,557.42 .
, . . I
2,705.02 1.
U~U~ '''40800
. '6:344:i0:'
9, nu~
4,55124 10,422.85 . 3,0:1:1.58 .

3,814.14 534.41
1,958.98 i:9.5642'

I
AO . . 450 ~61

3:1.9216:1 17.,562.98

240,19172 148,620.23

459;iJ70 67 . 459: 370: 67 i i. 699:S6021J

4.718,627.87

6.00

2:1,680.69 180,820.12

5,028.9:1

68,108.40

24,006.27 179,36158

48648 248.16 .. , :1,177.16 ..

8.10 .

44709

1,:396.12 .

SiS4 .

1,612.17 .. 403.01 .
3,006.00. 1,241l.:l5
1

:

:..:.1..I.
..... .

..
..

i:7i 7 27 12706
.

I

I

13,200.20 3,:193.27 27,348.65
32,112.14 :118.52
42,01:1.73 12,67171 66,815.96 11,021.2:1

145,675.:14
32.:117.22 202.771.42 27,688.51 246,055 01 10,118.13 :157, :128.44 141,52:1.67 406.113.67 92,356 05

Cedartown Chickamauga Cochran Commerce Cordele

WNehgitreol". White .. Negro ..
Whitel Negro. White. Negro. White. Negro.

..... ......
I
"
666 67 333.33
6,760.88 ".

38 129 891 15,713461 .........
"8;533301 .. ;i:ij2,~:42 " 282.8i 11,427.801 3;51>267 141.41 1,997.iOi 1, 781,33
... ........ II ..
31:42414. ii:9i739

7,100291, . . 589 50!
368 25 .

;;6 00

" 2800 ... 9:83009

60,999.64 'i2'Oj8:22

487,901.'18 62,038.04
115.414..51

. il>:30823 ... i3i)4201
4,2.53.47 42,563.72 390,066.36 26,254.85
59,960.50 344,724.83 123,064.24

Dalton Decatur

White

Negro

.

White .

Negro j . .

5:1,807 39j 19,240.54 4,260.51 2,286.60 . 76,994.60 30.592 73

2.546.40 53600 "
10,087.62

......
1
1

117 66 260 00 15.334.14

75, 7ll. 99 7,3i3.11 133,009.09

.............

600,957.5:; 66,168.70 825,740.2.5 128,682.3:;

Douglas

White.

Dublin

Negro . . White. Negro ..

a6,60a.1O "i62oi:i9,'

,596058:56274 "463:65472 108,all.74

Elberton Fitzgerald

White Negro ..
White ...

:)4,620.60 13,366.38

7~~' 0012: 721,45

Negro ..

Gainesville

White

Negro

e.~ ....

Hawkinsville

White Negro . .

Hogansville

White . .

Negro . .

Jefferson

White ....

50,99,5.94 21,395.16.
.. I 1:::1
I i96.cis7o.3c9oi012:9~:7i460464711

2,904.30 1,' 'I'
. 224 00 . : : . 1:298 52[' : .

Laflrangu Marietta

Negrol'" . White. .
Negro I"
White.

11 ... 1 . I

""" I

43120!

,)18.32"
1
1

684001
>1

Monroe Moultrie

Negro . .
White. Negro White 20,00000.

.. t,:n~:~~12::~~::: . .. ... ..I. . l,a24.65. i:,~9io07:72851 .

Newnan

Negro .
White .. Negro.

I. "'"'' ......! :;261393 i2:278i5 : s.sai.ss

3,633io: 1,187.25 .

,51,462.4a . 7.~29,540

326,756.55 86,917.07 592,462.73 124,850.88

4,850.00 2:44i441 1,197.04

28:82047 10,212.88 1,633.52
28,06.5.08 116,962.3.5 50,966.62 15,530.26

22i :i333il 66,596.4.5 155,a93.01 12,400.85
848,726.97 221,704 1:1 746,999.37 94,025.97 233,9,54.70
633,an. 70 176,240.82 809,722.22 128,339.5H

Pelham Quitman Rome Social Cirl'lc Tallapoosa

White. Negro .
White. Negro.
White. Negro
White .. Negro.
White. Negro.

20,456.00 1a,473.10
I 6,184.50 87,093.57

11,047. ss
5,56id3. 3,833.08 ... aO,264.82 .

3,704.05 .
. ... i;277:40 156.35 .
,5,029.45" .

3,5,207.40
:io:3ii 33 10,173.93 122,387.84

297,587.Hi 91,895.6a 169,993.08 97,03033 1,037,902.90 169,241.16

14:945Sii 229:4i9 47 I 15,629.06

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-NON-EXPENSE

I

III. NOn-Expense-Continued-

1 - - - - - - - . - - - - - -. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - -

SYSTEM

(I) Loans (2) Principal (3) Interest (4) Paid to I (5) Paid to (6) Paid to (7) Paid to (8) Bank (9) Other Total Non-

Total

Paid

Paid

Paid U.S Collector Teacher Re- Teacher Insurance Service Non-Expense Expenses

Payments

(Principal) on Bonds on Bonds of Internal tirement Associations Companies Charges

Payments

all Funds

Revenue

System

--------- ------1-----1----- - - - - -----.----- ----- --------- ----- -------- ------

Tallulah Falls Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa Trion

White $ 9,927.52$ ....

. $.

.... $ ..

. $.

. $.

$.

$.

Negro . . . White ..

48: 79275 i9:22997 simoo .

Negro.

4,43.5.90 2.963.08 .

White.

37,204.80 14.780.56 .

.. 4,150.32

Negro ..

13.129.80 7,646.56.

'11 1,866.26

White. Negro .

22,391.25 4,346.20

9,103.14 .. 2,,594.56 .

I

1,286.70 922 57

White.

1.5,306.65 6,184.54

1,737.47

Negro

1,14.5.40

326.66.

4:l0.30.

9.927.52 $
n,:l74.88 7,:l98.98 .58,827.02 26,039.96 34,515.60 7,86:l.33 24,910.96 1,902.36

58,702.32 900.00
,555.6:l1. 56 70,931.42
5.52,268.5:J 243,.543.08 305,108.45 7,5,171.0.5 209,898.91
9,616.48

Valdosta

White

73,.540.69 31,099 3,5

6,941. 08

1,412.52 112,993 64 807,249.58

Negro

:l46, 75.5.3S

l-:> 0 l-:>

Vidalia Waycross

White

Negro White

ii:i:ooooO .,

18,226.15 5,237.10 50,281,57

6,497.35 . 3,390.48 19,849.21 .

1,927.60 . 8800 .
2,224.47 .

6:227 i4

26,6.51.10 8,715.58 191,582 :l9

18.5 ,290 25 79,666.22 730.4.53 91

Negro ..

21,549.24 8.506.80 ...

953.:l4 .

.592 06

31,601.44 253,3.51.56

West Point

White.

11,987.30 6,638.48 ..

18,625 78 184,8473.5

Winder

Negro White

2: 000 00 '1:610:00 15,798.97

......I. 28,638.99 . 2097:i739

Total Cities

Negro White 171,127.52

28,427.55

9,707.121,031,518.55 421,053.72

4,665.00 94,226.9.5

4250.516:~~6931 26,566.42 2,277,755.84 27,120,992.78

Negro

_.

33333

141.41 101,162.67 55,712.67.

9,259.00

5,87:l ..50 172,482 ..58 8,247,817.2.5

I

Grand Total

White 4,151.975.45 2,262,361. 08 1,033,520.00 6,518,107.28 2,893.483 _74 88,391. 37 840.473.001 14.141.4.51,228,986. 891 19,031,440 26138,9:l4,907.06

Negro 1,061,402.91 283.273.33 170,238.271,437.963.02 777,70412 2,4.52.20 205,424. 011

773.11 152,209.89 4,091,440.88 44,825,668.99

TABLE lI--Continued--WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-BALANCES ---_._---------='-==-== - - - - - - - - - -~--- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

- - - - - - _ . - - - - - - - -------,,--- -------~---
------------,~-----------~-----

IV. Balance End of Year

---- ----;-----c----

,

4. Agency Funds

I(I,a. fGteerndeeradluFctuinodn I! for agency
funds therein)
~ - - - -- ----- ~ I ~--- ---

2. Building Fund

3. Sinking Fund
Including
Investments

I--_-------~-----

- ~-~--------------------

I (a) D. S. 10 Teacher Re" (e) Teacher I (d) Group

Income Taxes i tircmcnt

Association

Insurance, (c) Other

Grand Total Total Balance Payments End of Year and 'balances

1 Member ! Contributions

Due'

II

----,-----~-- -----.,----,- -~------~ - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - ---

1

I'

AI1lllillg Atkinson Baeon Baker Halliwill

"'hit"ls

2,477,65 $

i~h~~~' 2: 22R: 60

~~i~~ 14H, 748 621

~~;;~~I

UOU:Jj

Negro;

White, ~('groi .

58,48076 ,

2,685,701
~8' .. ' ;;-,..;. " '3'2.';.. 1 I' .

,,24792 "

.

:

":'," 1

,

$ -1,770,78$,
. ... i . . ,

"I$!$

10784

227,91

270,0239,>$ 4,914,30
-6,425,84
i4;:i53:461
107 84 i
5S,48076!

971,187,51
157,71\6,72 37:3,549,88
70,686.95 544,807. U2 31,555.38 224,277,68 160,325.59 460,889,35 215,2408:J

N>

Hanks

\\'bitel

:!,1,126.19

0

Xegro

CN

Barrow

~Trh~;~l . '50:0203il

i:~~td

709 201
5UIU:3" 177,82

24,205.87
2:37,940,90 4:3032

:J04,272,60
20,931.39 528,391.15 68,218,50

Bartow Hen Hill Berr-ien

\rhitel Xcaro White] Xeuro.:
\rhil!" Xcarc

i';775641

,55.4(;0 60
.. , I ,

171. 20

61.01:J9:31 , ,4i0021

H::\JU 191
22,175.a2:

1
i'500IcI7:l06~1

\),70750:

i :57:i02

16.44 70lUIi

6,775,64 66,:J00 29 1 06,451,10

849,399,12
56,057.50 294,768.2:J 106,039.0:1 676,224 75
69,979.n

Bibb Blet-klev Brantley Brooks Bryan

\rbit" ,"" , I

~'f'gro

104,128,921

\rhite

41,02809!

:\-egro'

\rhit, - i 680 82 i

Xcurn \rhite

"6:5,01 4052

Nepro \rhik

1,
22: 4(l5 (I~ ,

Negro

"IH"6",,";9,6:,310, ',
17,907

:1,500]
7,307,001
... , .. 1
52,2S4 :14

7,071

,

. . . . . . . : ' : ' . ' .

I"

SUO,46,

"
2040DI ..
I.

32:J65:

.

68857 ' . '

..... ..

,~02. (11
1

200:8i446 44,528.09
. . .1
8,397:361
72,4:17 .52
!Hi,-lSi. OK

:J,508,796:J0 2,005,:J12.61
267,697.86 44,037,51 435,109,13
22,95:J.97 '186,585,28 2:J5,356.03 :m,717.3S 1HI,OIR,SI

Bulloch Burke

Irhit" \f:'gro
lI'hit", ~'f:'f!rol

iii ,957,4H :31,405,46

:~-1,5.1i.:!4i

.J1i,:~a-LI\I

'"'''' ' 4D,il69:i4 1 __ ,-:\,H-,7,U,,l_Ili!1

l-l:!,:.;qS.UI( I ,22g,~li5.7;1

:1i:J,506,IiO

120,0:)1 'ilHI 70H,818.41

.I

-

46fi.
---

6fi_i

..-Ii!)

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOL8-PAYMENT8-BALANCES IV Balance End of Year-Continued

SYSTEM

1. General Fund (after deduction
for agency
funds therein)

2. Building Fund

3. Sinking Fund
Including Investments

4. Agency Funds

(a) U. S. (b) Teacher ReIncome Taxes tirement
Member Contributions

(c) Teacher
Association Dues

(d) Group Insurance

(e) Other

Grand Total Total Balance Payments End of Year and Balances

Butts Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll
Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattcoga
Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch
Cobb Coffee Colquitt

White $
~~~~ ~11~~ ~~~~
Negro..
White Negro

3.413.29 $

s. 110.53 $ 45.351.11 $ ............ $ ....... ... ......... $...... ... $..

.. $ 48.874.93 $

4i;:i29 03 :::::::::::. . . . . 6: 920 40

1,960.10 ::::::.......

51.10 379:96 50:640:59

ii4:0S9:43 .... 22:0i'i:7i'i6:3i'4:60 ... :::::::::

22.556.78"39;i63:49 .. .. 3i;6i;i:79::::

.

.

9.637.31..............

17,598.44

.

.

.,

.

... '152,535.80
.... '93;372:06 27;235:75

335.432.07 154.380.'15 304.114.67
202.097.47 461.346.06 147.831.31 396.059.22 131.757.55 931.630.81 180.264.50

White

14.851.49

620.06

4.359.48

~~~~ .. .... 842:23 .. ::::::::::: .. li:i'60:i0

~~~ "3i;6:23i'36":::::::::::

~ifi~~ ... "ii;957:79 ..... 6;290:00 .. .10

.

i:42i':99

.. 882.53

::::::::: ::::: .. '.:..:.2:37:::::::,

~~~~"4:S94:02 "'S:63i:56 ... 63:i;13.01 ::::::::::. ..

.

Negro............ .,. . ....

19.831.03 .. .... 3:00 .. .. i4429 .. S55:77 .. 15:9ii;:91
...3i;6:23i' 36
. . . . .. ::: .... iB;2400i'

737.037.56 10.577.11
362.081.35 95.888.44 3.198.415.34 1,743.590.35 56.049.76 27,026.66
734.113.27 82.961.09

White

39,422.33

2,945.19

67.002.36

..

~~~~ iO;269:ii i84;i8S:54 "'8;633:76:: ::::::::::: :::::::::: :: .....

.... ~hl~~

i3:32543:::: .. ... '13:557:53'" "49770

.. i93: 9i

..

Negro

.. 666:3S ..

636.50

357.60

.

White" "si;;i02:7i 122,980.3135:999:46

.

~~~~

25;i3i:63 .. 17.67676 3.578.15

.

Negro..............

..

109,369.88
... 27:5745i' 1.660.48
244,082.48 . .... 46,386.54

907.998.11 32,765.46 1,735,331.52 266,495.33 154,232.76 146,654.98 1.739,113.76
163.903.96 360.719.20 87,382.66

White

76,410.59

2.113.75 222,999.47

..

Negro..............

...........

.

.

White

85,811.54

17.280.05

5.875.02

.

~'ifi~~62:Si'642 ::::::::::::"3;7s306:: .. :::: .

Negro..

.

.

301,523.81
906:84 i09;873:45

3.281,684.53 116,108.83
1.070.752.45 239,407.54 969,240.39 152.010.71

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Deely Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

White
~6\~~

21,097.85

.

35:225 40 . . . .20;820 00 . .83;(;38 62 ..

~6\~~ "':':'8;7iJ85iJ .::':.:"

56,735.8i:.

Negro

White

12,754.63

.

~~~~

53;05530 .. 347:24556 ... 23,83469

Negro

.

. i:72853
510.18 ....

21,097.85
139,684.02
. 47;iJ37:22
. 35:iJ6483 510.18
424,135.55

376,006.61 156,487.59 559.699.98 120.406.77 826,157.99 423,379.90 299,187.41 161,300.93 732,668.67 81,836.53

White

6, 109.38

~~~~ " . i2;504:iJ4

~~~~ . .is.i 7iJ 07

Negro ..

White

Negro . iiJi:3iJ6:0iJ

White

12,081. 93

Negro

92,191.19

9,392.81

39.15 ..... 9;430: 72

. 2883

2:25780 . . . 805 i2

7,250.60

477:i54 iJiJ . 37:i50 ilo

17,098.40

11,150.90

i:78575 '"

8.88 107,702.26 471.790.46 7,220 31
25:03773 222,009.93

2;043:08' 23: 7iJiJ30 .. i ,106, 70512

392,495.17

3,119,239.76

7i6;06670 5,392,566.77

:03

42,117.01 784,559.02

216,502.47

White

42,425 59

~h1~~ ..... 76;329: 79

75,530.00

9,897.70

Negro

White .26;OiJ3:23" 43;82iJ7i . . 35:78487 ..

Negro White

4~:A~t~f "'i5;03S:34 39;335:iji ..

.

Negro White

L63i .si

.

Negro

127,853.29
... i46; sii is

iJi476 .. i06;62257

...

8,194.25

96,902.86

593,126.55 238,086.70 2,994,857.52 735,621.88 842,906.29 96,502.51 837,299.22 326,178.46 170,826.81 28,156.23

White

59,370.27

~iii~~ "'75;756:23

~'hl~~ . si.is

~~~~ "'i:57354

~~~~i3:2iiJ70

Negro

.

9,305.72

2,881. 74

ilo:7i67i

3il:863 25 ..

. ..... 4:iJ2586 ..

:::::i;47303 '"

629.54

71,557.73 '2iJiJ;23032
iJ7:66ioiJ
.. .i;573: 54

422,800.92
156,223.88 773,148.86 130,336.99 848,645.08 419,726.42 262,648.96 100,449.74 855,244.27
3,426.83

White
~~~~
~~~~

36,708.07 . . . .

......

.

.

'':':'2;076:i4 . . 68:853:34 . . 50:773:02 . i2; 7i520

.. ii, iiJo:2o .::...... .

. . . . . 7,558:80 .

.. 4;544:62 .. :: ....... .836:38

L080:i8 '" .. . . .. .. .. .

521.56 :: :

~~~~ "'48,597:87 iil;77255 "'i3:6iJiJ5i

.

Negro ..
White Negro

. 42680 .

36,708.07 ..
136,073.22
.20:35074

354,630.82 100,826.54 3,410,681.61
133,600.00 484,913.56

7iJ:06iJ:iJ3'" 642;iJ8050 165,986.19
9,400,905.97 1,048,945.19

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady

TABLE II~Continued--WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS~PAYMENTS~BALANCES

.'1-'.. _.

IV. Balance End of Year-c-Contlnued
1. :\gelll'Y Funds

'-""'-"-- i

_.~--~--

'1. 1;elleral Fumll
(after deduction 2. Building

:j Sinking . Fund -

I'" -. .. I" - --r .
(a) C. S. (h) Teacher R('- ('I Teacher II (d) <troup

I'

I Grand Total

Total Balance Payments

lor agency [FUnd

Including Income Taxes tirement

ASSOCIatIOn Insurance

(e\ Other End 01 Year and Balances

+ .:m+ _, 11lun~:::~I_'

I~:~::S

C~~~II;;~nS I_~ucs 1_.

.. _

1

iJe~:;;i$ 53:79958 S S:3'15326[$ 13,162.10 $ 2:092

05826[$

..... i$

. __ [

[

s 153,,;0337

_
643,54(178

1$

~~~ ,~",q::,314882' I White

4,651.93.. .

. ,.

.

"1'

1

.. '1"

1

iJe~:~~-5j89661 . : : : : : : '

. 2 [i.' 5.803,;0.

2: 6:34 72[. ..

05606,

.... , , 0"7; : . 7 4 6 l 9 6 , ; 8 , : ' !

2:~:~;n~ ~:~~Uf~J~ 4,651.03 132,808.21
8.39241 ~~~:m~g

~
0
cr>

Greene Gwinnctt

White
~e~~~i

100,655.38

32,375.00 1

.73.,52204;643.05344

2,204..;,; 48,355.37 .

-6.90

.71...

37.00'.

135,265.74 431,154.65

3.86048" . 768:79i:33 2J&t:~~U~

Habersham

iNJeeg~:ro~.

: '34'635881

37:75493 ' 9 : 0 4 3 5 i 8 i : 4 3 4 3 2

96,917.5:3 8:t:mn

Hall Hancock
Haralson

White 51;,011.87.. Negro.
White .. 4.4,0.3.1 8.8.1,. Negro,.
~;~:~1.21'152971"

'39:036.97' 814.76

18,847.16249:60

0,76010

5,195.50

883,j3

587.01

20:;231

56:oii87
102.16,j.6..1j
38,00810'

1,181,200.51 41,033.9,;
312,52750 296,252.26
O~U~U~

Harris Hart

White

4,2:33572:03.509'

Negro

Whitel" '24:09,5551' :38,896.92'

23,252.90 . 81306,

'64268'

29:52i62 64,448.21

466,650.25 328,413.16
606,400.45

Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson

~e~:~ Negro.

.

.7:500721'.

\Vh.itel -4,557.3,;.

Negro.

i;234{......I."3." :,.0.960..'57. .. 4 .I' .
. 0.96

3. :.9.4.6 9.0.1

..

.

89314 ' 1,917.69..

1

'i7784'
.
441.47.'

210.73

ii::i733:i ii;)1380

311~2U,2f81Ul8~G
;;35,978.47 339,86:3.63

[~~1~::1~11. :. ;.:i:.:.~.:'I. ';::::1 T:~::~~ 'ili~l~

Xegro . . . . . .

14:84144[: . . . . . . . .

44,919.3S

Jasper Jeff Davis Jefferson

White! Negrol' . White Negro ..
NWehgitreol .

UI:;.IO -2,801.15
9i-;52654

40,U40.S01

1:77S5VI

1

10,936.50i

20,431.44 .. ,

..

'67;48000 .6i;94635

2,S.>2.S0!

7:14:;2.

2S6.07

:H4.SV

47,~20.57

'28;566j9

. .. 226:95289
.............

296,227.63 128,319.02 455,445.5V 69,023.70 739,629.06 349,104.38

Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar Lanier

White1

5,15~.69

I WNehgirteo

924 is .....

Negro.

White, . 12;07066['. NegrOlWhite
Negro
';:;:~I White
lNegro.

664.55

15,656.23 ..

::::y'

.20:09i63 :
,:;:::1 , :: 12;020341 .

.78 ..
r ..
[. . . . . . . ..

14.10

-n.44

21,420.91

. "924i3

32;3i2:47 .42;4i263

205i720

342, 299 .41! 240,338.37 310,848.86 147,439.01 358,346.03 115,940.23 212,591.89 82,495.59 225,506.68 52,519.74

l"
0-a

Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln Long

::::~~:~l NWehgitreol .
White
:::::~~f *h1~~I'
Negro] White Negro ...
WNehgirteol .. 13,638981

51,325.20
2;87850
t 3;i8093, ..
6, 997 0

14. n9.21 ..
3;628j6 .. i9;249i8
17.066.68

..
78522 750

..I..
........I.' ......,
11.661 ..... 250

Lowndes

White -4,73438,

709.64'

i6;i64 98

571. 83

4651 1

Negro].

.... . .,I

106,029.62

:'::1

.. i4;639:64

..

'39;09350

99,871.33

42;88625

i73701 .

. .. '37:88808

12882[

.334:i9

. .. I' ....

13882 15,062.19

867,857.87 345,480.04 201,354.83 201,177.93 466,704.39 498,159.51 281,502.64 132.669.50 222 12327 81,396.68 1,044,298.85 195,580.75

Lumpkin Macon Madison Marion McDuffie

White[ Negro]. White Negro White Negro. White Negro. White
Negro!.

6,776321

7,712.05

5,076 97

52,3~7981 45 ,324 .621 iO;99029 ..

. ,:ro"~1 . 1 ............ 1.
71.517.97'.

I

4:i036[

3,761.V3

8:001301 .. 3:98240[

~993 261'

28;34845 .

12,111.53, '" ..... II"

2,636.30'

. . . . .1,.... ...
i :00223 ..
266.88 ..
849.09 i;37i 68

. ... -

I..
10.80

2:ii53
27429 98.72 26.34

lV,565.34
108,702.89
79:77Soi 266 88
17,299.37 109..>2
43,501. 04

328.985.08 7,989.52
403,675.26 291,067.50 511,089.21
92,212.7,> 276,301. 9~ 115,650.38 765,218.64 165,274.32

McIntosh Meriwether Miller Mitchell Monroe Montgomery
-" ..- - - -

White' ~egrol' White Negro
White [ Negro White
Negrol White ~cgrol' . White Negro,

.49:2~~ 721
21,467.3~
lh"X.,aliI, .

.ss,090 oo!
5, 113.5a, .. 2,592.9{ll

44,lili4:101 .. I l, 1I)VR41

.:.l1.I,.1I.0.1l..1.I.11.I... 411,~12. VI,1.

20,010.70,

63,V26.60

......:.,'-'.'.:-: .. 1.,

54,a60.00 ...

..... I

'43;96ij,5!
'7,55,>66[': .
40,11754 ..
1
i9;i:iiS!)I"

r.... I
i:4:iUUIJ

I .
M,J

.... 19:05U 711:
"~"---~.-

li3321i ...

715:1I01
,
..

: 1__ _ _.

..

_-----_._---,~.

'::::f:

120,n8.72 5,113.53 liR,022.09

j

.........I.

7: 72422 1

2,HO:L 7HI lid!!4471

illlI
\(i0

.,. ':iUi;U4! 5i:.5i;is4[
sie.os 42,377.15,

__ _-_ ..

......
..

I

...

_

-

-"-.

1- _

102,
.__

V98:Oil

.---~-----_._-

335,445.10 159,844.75 650,494.2.> :146,323.4V
372,555.0a 124,261.li2 5R6, 79~. 73 2~9. 9li9. 72 :188,043.24
254,277.3li a20,434.72
JIIl, 922cl2

SYSTEM

TABLE I1-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-BALANCES IV. Balance End of Year-Continued

I.General Fund (after deduction
for agency
funds therein)

2. Building Fund

4. Agency Funds

3. Sinking Fund
Including Investments

(a) U. S. (b) Teacher Re-
Income Taxes tirement Member
Contributions

(c) Teacher Association
Dues

(d) Group Insurance

(e) Other

Grand Total Total Bahnce Payments
End of Year and Balances

Morgan

White $ 109,909.03 $ 15,717.00$ 39,064.00 $.

..... $.

. $..

. $.

.50 $ 164,690.53 $ 491,404.86

Murray

Negro . .

White

:i;08072

. i6:62648

59;i9794 :

... 99453

... 79:89967

216,788.06 658,596.14

Negro

...

5,29000

Muscogee

White

5: 020:i:i i8i:029iil

77:80228

ii;i7099 275:0227il 7,414,004.83

Newton

Negro White Negro.

77;i06:i6 ..

5;i5i:50

7;6:ii25 .:

.... 89;889ii

867,673.96 723,369.34 178,008.32

Oconee

White

ii:984i5

66;43974

'4:8i7ii

.. ,

.. 8:i;24iiJo 345,658.30

Negro

8.40

796

16.36

89,460.13

Oglethorpe

White . 29:oi8 64 : .

29,018.64 363,035.14

Negro.

127,929.63

~

0 00

Paulding

White

59,203.04

6,126.40

28,047.22.

Negro.

93,376.66

533,951.27 67,964.89

Peach

White . 2L 609 84

686:94: .

'22;29678 408,426.67

Negro

2250 : .

22.50 269,418.31

Pickens Pierce

White Negro

'i7::i5483 :: .3;3644i l

White ... ii;3600:i :

:i3:089 03 : .

20,719.24 '44;44906

393,183.03 24,637.04 613,029.83

Negro.

117,970.10

Pike

White

30.28 .

ii;26767

ii;297 95 366,989.71

Negro.

141,719.11

Polk

White

9: ii623 : .

9:ii6i3 959,014.60

Negro.

130,327 . .14

Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph

White

34,649. 841

Negro

White .. 3i;2i668

Negro

White "'23:52938

Negro.

White

5;27464

Negro.

\Vhite 57;49586 :

Negro

30,459.41

105.85

. . . . . . . . . .I. .

.16:59420 , . 7,686.05

1

:f' 3~,286 20,245.92 .. 1 ....

.

001

........... ......I

1,284.50
391.20 2,050.98 ..

887.50 .. 456.38 .

..

4,844.70 . 62i28 :

5,699.00

989 98 .

249 37 . 13451 1267
i06.83 .
I

132.48

67,636.47 982.09
57,693.06.

43,77530,I
... .. .. .. .I
.. 43:560: 641

62,961. 84[

I

6,795.81

:167,838.48 139,131.36 287,059.71 237,951. 94 131,132.94 70,034.58 685,281. 05
3,880.10 324,262.99 344,820 98

Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot

White! -2S,008.:11

Negro .. White Negro. White

Z:006:87 76Z 76 ..

Negro.

White

53:4i09S .:

Negro White

:i5:344:2.~

Negro ....

79,491.49
.,

.

80,932.74 . . . . . . . . ..

.

7ii:84

17,133.14 .

Z:060:00

1,700.00

2,658.76

.

iil ..

3: ..

.3.0.5.i.5.

:: ..

39,385.89 .,

White -1,8:J6.28

:J,828.27

19,770.44

Negro . . White

aiiZ986 .... i48: i70 is ..

4,512.36 .

Negro.

..

White . 58:65ioo

8,135.10

7980

Negro

...

White

57ii929

Negro. White

....

iZ:43830

20: 7824i

7,89:J.l:J .,

Negro

............

i:73800
I
8,995.701

.............I'.....
92796j.
:J,:J63.81
I
I

.j..
407.70'
491.] .

. .... .1
I
177.4l
,

l:jS,;)55g~i
. i9: 8,~i S51
7: 773 liill
1
1.16,7161:JI
. .. .. .. .. .I
77 ,:J88. 90

4,011,590.9:1 2,045,587.72
354,978.47
78,973.00 128,460.88 76,902.78 .195,51:J.6\1 :J72.,158.71 .137,834.4,1
168,066.91i

34,61:J.:J4
i83: 8iz 35
66,865.90 57;ii929 41,113.84

1,181,768.30 285,166.49 699,127.25
13,751. 25 235,513.87 301,355.50
426,906.01 175,989.81 218,739 ..11i
2:J4,637.15

Taliaferro Tattnall

White

7,44:J.28 ..

Negro ...

White . 20:36459 : .

Negro.

~
0
~

Taylor

White .. i4:462:57 :. Negro ..

Telfair

White

i9:082:i6 :

Negro

Terrell

White

3i;4i9:63 :

Negro . .

49,271.02 4:5768i

. 3:209 90

... 'i:7i9i2
.. i:47025

7,443.28 69,635.61 14,462.57 28,587.99 :J2,889.88

165,239.65 71,012.07 629,692.98 213,,104.12
517,747.35 188,346.74 512,246.79 179,761.16 :3:J7, 605. 7:J 246,070.73

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen

White

80,707.07

Negro. White

i4Zi8

Negro ..

White

74,140.43

Negro

White '47:324i4

Negro

White

26: 028 80

Negro ....

. 488;i5320 ... :i3:600:00
.2:07578

...........
.,
36: 74i: 24
iO:03427 ::

5:5Z3io .... 2: 5:i7.si
.. i :23785
50573 ... 224.8:J

i :40446

718.66

25,900.00
I !. . .
!..

69.30 .

80,707.07 5:J5,220.15 i44;9i255
47 :3Z4i4

69:J,151. 90 297,986.14 1,520,592.4:J 266,906.70 593,879.57
99,717.90 298,486.93

28:6796i ... 305:04540

224.83

99,891. 23

Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

White Negro
White Negro Wbite Negro White Negro. White Negro

3,867.57 6,593.29

2,136.n 74,636.98

16,110.10
..
'9:874i9

43:50:ii7 ..
. 39:0456i ..
9:00000 ... .. .
3,9n.17 .....

.

....

2:i8858 i5:60357

..

131. 75

738i4 : 420.40
... '84058

"f:::

....I.

.
,

..

.... : .... 1.

.:[

46 97

22,114.40
9i:97435 467.37
43,503.17
42:07477
24,603.57 3,973.17

888,268.98 351,205.68 600,071.06 161,180.3,1 265,423.3S 186,741.57 395,171.29
454, 8703:i 172,584.80

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-BALANCES

, ,__,

IV. Balance End of Year-Continued .

~~~~~~~~...::.c::~-=-::.....:~---'_'__~~~~~~~~~-,~~~_

4. Agency Funds

SYSTEM

I. General Fund

3. Sinking

I

i

Grand Tota

(after deduction 2. Building

Fund

(a) U. S. (h) Teacher Re- (c) Teacher (d) Group

I Total Balance Payments

for agency

Fund

Including Income Taxes tirement

Association

Insurance

(e) Other i End of Year and Balances

funds therein) .

Investments

Member

Dues

I

i; ------- ,. ~--~-- --~~;~ ~-~~~~ I~-~~~~:II~- 7~~:~-~1~-----1~C-o~n-tr-ib-ut-io-ns ------~ ~

:;-------~III~-~0:,:6~: ~~~;~~~~~

Walker

Walton Ware

White

1.821 88

17,63000

.

Negro.

I..

.. ....... 1.

~'e~~~. 199,921.82 " i l : : : ' I : .:':'..'.

I

19,451 88 578,605.94

.... .

223,473.74

1 199.921.82 7~U~U~

Warren
Washington

~~~~.. "I'.. White
Negro

""6I,51:,000'2'3'l . 30.77'1:

, ...

. ...3.,3.5,9,4.8.1 ..

1

,

34:3

8

8

4..6..1..:....2.

:24325
'1" .. .. ....

11r
..

:

'

i5548 .:;

I 75,00:;.37
'. 101,169.74

2M8U3,1199U.8~4
348,641. 25

.t.V....
0

Wuyuo Webster Wheeler

White

-566.74,

~~~~~~~~.,3:::.~. :::!I

449.501 65,875.58 36,990001 '2:476 i9

9r~i:':...7.. b~J" i'565'

4,210.541. 1

326:79 : ' : . i

1 69,968.88 \141,057.81;
7~::~;:; 2~U~~J~ 131,748.2\1

Negro

.1.

'.1 .:: . : .: :

1 .,

1.

,94,083.52

White

White7:9i:i60:1

l i 4 9 0 0 2 1 " \1,40:3.62 :3:34,113.48

Whitfield

1
W Neghriot.ei8:04863 'i:254871I '.4'.7'.':u'.3'3.8'..':1:'.91'.1.'9.' 6.':.2,:lll. '2;i200f

Negro

,

1...

I

'i' .. "'.,;'10'.'9'0'1.. ..'.'.' .:;' .... ' '7:i;26874 1,:31169,,910233..58.8> :3 >04.00

Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
Total Counties

White 28,8386:;'

1

8,221.36

Negro

16,711.571"

White ii2:48398

5,216.80 "2i;i54:i4:

~VehglrtOe .. -2,777.90. .. ...... .. ',1'

7,405.25.,

Negro

White

60,'>32.26

34,03.u4 '2i:ii07:58'

~,Ve l;r tOoe' .>,151,250.92 6,197,939,68 :l,501,80:3.:36

'"

29!1,4\18.18 257,151.29 477,154.99

6,826.70,
' rI'
3,72.>.20 137,682.04 44.93'>,30

1,324. 251.
.... I,
1,211 19. 2,232.43..
02,857.73 "'.~.,;.~,~..~.7.1
:1,0:34.14

695.90 I
75827 1l,742.21
,;11.80

218,53:

46,125.37 11>,711..>7 138,854.92

4:30,727.67 154,723,32 444,954.41

5,838,54 327166,,3:34407.4.210 154 369. 98
4602 122,937..>0 678,927.79
96671 04 15,162,118.:35126,:;::~::.::
'4:07.>:.>6 I,095.J,>.>.01 37,673,000,75

i
I

Americus Athens Atlanta Barnesville Bremen

White l Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro , ..
White I
Negro]. .

Ii, oxg. U2
2ii;563.~2 . ,-2,965.66 ..
1,740.43

.. 1.
399 79 .

19:1.88

. : ... : : ,I.

li, nf'U'ii~11

~-1~:, s4~. ;~-t
148, 1i20.2::

211,,>6:J52 ii:9ii;42:isi

.; 2:il6.~i;i;1 4'm:m~~

68.108.40

\12.

1,084.62 18:J,446.20

Buford

White

1,650.88

1,189.66 ...

1,658.40

3102.> .

11.67 .

4,820 86 150,496.20

Calhoun

Negro White

9:5ii73 .. i4:S2S47 ..

334 60

9624 .

43084 20,340.20

32,748.0Ii 223,111,1i2

Negro

27,688.54

Canton Carrollton

White Negro. White

3:220S2 i,i;04265 .

6490. 7:5.~s20

.............. 90.\l0

284.61i

3.285 72 24;i4 i -ii;

24!1 ,:140.7:J 10,118.1:1
:181,4611.8"

Xcgrol' .

141,'>23.67

Cartersville

White ...
~cgrol

406,113.07
ns.sss. W)

Cedartown Chiekamauga

White

6,252.09

~I:\~~ .. :i. 495 66

111.511 .

20 69

57 10

I 6.441.47', .,l :J,4\l5. 6Ii

494,342. fI,; li2,038.04
118,910.17

Negro

..t..-....:..l..

Cochran

White Negro.

id9253 ..

Commerce

W ~ehgitre.o-i,2.4.7.3.9

. :

487.52 .
. J........

.' 1.>,1800>1" 4,247.:J\l

i-i6: 922:iJii 42,'>63.72 :l!l0,060.81i
:JO.502.24

Cordele
Dalton Decatur Douglas Dublin Elberton
Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson

White

9,133.90 r

~N.Ve:g~r:o(e) ".~.~. ~.~ ~. ~~~~~I 1..... .'.'. '.1. .. 7.[.. -38,66909 1 White

~rh1~~ "45:326:48:::'

N~e~gr.o .

,

Negro .

. . .II.

...'.~ .1' .. 6.,. S.O.0..9.7.1 . '.

'1

.".'1..'"..




.. ....I..

W~~hi~teriU5.~8:,1i034.8:9:

8,332.65 ..

1
:1

Negro,.

..

White!.

. Negro].
Whitej

i4;is50S .,

8,723.29

i'

~~~L_ i:-isil45, .. li:06.~.00::. c.',- ~' =~~:~I:::'

..
"1'
..
'1"
. ..I. ..

i

....I......

{..

.1 : : :

I

"

"

.. , . J 1 1

:1
'------

1

\l,1:1:J.91 :l53,8'>8.n 123,064.24

'-:'-is.iJ.~5i41 27.143.57

628,10110 00,168 70 777,68';.11

............. 128,682.38

..............

45,326 48

50S:9Si2i, 168,311. 74

1

..16:436541
14,255.34
>:1

343,193.0!1 86,917.07
606,718.07 124,850.88

22 soa 371 244:iJ4i:7ii

.... :.:

66,'>964,>

.. 1.2. ,.5.5.4.: 4'.>.1 ~410670,9.478. 5 41i

SYSTEM

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS-BALANCES IV. Balance End of Year-Continued

I- General Fund (after deduction
for agency funds therein)

2. Building Fund

3. Sinking Fund
Including Investments

4. Agency Funds

(a) U. S. (b) Teacher ReIncome Taxes tirement
Member Contributions

(c) Teacher Association
Dues

(d) Group Insurance

(e) Other

Grand Total Total Balance Payments End of Year and Balances

LaGrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie Newnan

White $ Negro
White Negro White
Ne~ro
White Negro White Negro

27,754.81 $.

$.

28,648.15

7,451.39
~8:072:44 ..

2,241.32

3:692:92

$.

$....

$ ..

$.

..

..

$

894.32 $ 28,649.13 $ 877,376.10

221,704.13

28:648:i5 775,647.52

94,025.97

7,451.39 241,406. 09

~8:072:44
,5; 934 24

625:30i :26 176,240.82 815,656.46 128,339.59

Pelham Quitman Rome Social Circle Tallapoosa

White
Negro
White Negro
White Negro
White Negro
White Negro

-9431

20,236.08

9:547:83

..

10,244.25

65,000.29 ..

..

..

6,522.47

..

..

..

..

75i:40 ..

135.35

20,141. 77 9:54783 75:244:54

317,728.93 91,895.63 179,540.91 97,030.33 1,113,147.44 169,241.16

7,409..2.2

236:828:69 15,629.06

Tullulah Falls Thomaston Thomasville Tifton Toccoa

White Ne~ro White Negro
White Negro
White Negro White Negro

1,377.42 4:6i42i 80:08585
2:690 is

18;i3815 9,904.35

..

..
..

..
.. .. ..

..

67:55

1,377.42 di4:2i 80: 085 85
20:89583 9,904.35

60,079.74 900.00
560,245.77 70,931..42 632,354.38
24..3,543.08
326:004: 28 85,075.40

Trion Valdosta Vidalia

White Negro
White Negro White Negro

220.94 16,924.48
1,325.54

64.85 ..
iO:400.00
i9:445:iJo - . ..

'::l .. ....
.. ....

1,451.40 329:40

76234

..

..

..

318.39
..

1,737.19
28:7346i . 20: 77054
1

211,636.10 9,616.48
835,984.19 346.7.,5.35 206.06).79
79,666.22

Waycross West Point Winder
Total Cities
Grand Total

760: 67 White'

59,368.25

Negro

25,443.54

White

22,653.87

Negro .. ....

...

White ........ ......

Negro .... ..........

....
......... ...
......... .....
.. .iis.
............

... ........... ... .. .... ........

............

...
...

..
..

. .

..... .....

......

......

... ... ..

...
... .. .

... ...

.
.

......
........ ,

... .... .......

.... .. .......
.... .........
... .... .......
.............
..............
. .............

..
..
'"

.....
.. ..... ... .. .. .. .
. ....
.. .... ...
. ......

... ..,
... .. .. .

...

.

.

.

.
.

....
....

.

.

.

....

............

............

.. ...
.. ..

.

. .......
.... .. .......

. .....
... . ....

White Negro

620,766.45 29,690.93

295,438.63 ..... ....... 9,904.35 ..............

6,671.12 334.60

-110.93 . .... .......

1,214.83

96.24 ...... ....... ..... . ......

1,714.15 . ......

59,368.25 789,822.11l

25,443.54 278,795.10

22,653.87
.ii:i; 760: 67

207, SOl. 22
.. .:ii:i;'i9S:06

. ....

26,566.42

925,694.25 28, 046,687.03 40,026.12 8, 287,843.37

White 5,772,017.37 6,493,378.31 3,501,803.36 Negro 337,383.36 267,05".64 477,154.99

144,353.16 4",269.90

. 62,746.80
3,730.38

. . ..

.2.,.1.7.0...7.7.

12,9,,7.04 511.30

98,385 79 16,087,812.60 155,022,719.66 4,075.56 1,135,181.13 45, 960,850.12

_._----~';-

..._ - -

County

TYliC of Ownership

Appling.
Atkinson.
Bacon ... Baker .. Baldwin .. Banks.. Barrow... . Bartow ..
Ben Hill, Berrien. Bibb",., , Bleckley. Brantley, Brooks.. Bryan ..
Bulloch, Burke ..
Butts", .
Calhoun .. Camden..
Candler.

County . . Private . . Joint . . Cars
Count)'. . , Private . Cars . County . County . .
County . . Count)'. Joint .... . County County . . Private ..
County. Private. County . . County. County.
County. County. Per Diem .. County. .Ioint... Cars.
County Privat{~ .. Cars.. County, County,
County. Private. Car,., County . . I'rivutv

_ _ __ TABLE III-WHITE SCHOOLS--TRANSPORTATION-1955-56

...
-~-~----_

.

._-- .

---------_._---------

\'umber Miles Travelled

Pupils Transported Daily

Total
Expenditures Including

-\'.-.~.:)avc:I--T~t:T--:,lllual ~\~t~)i.,~.-I.-.~.O:~-.I'~~:: \'0.

\'0.

Buses Trips po.ved

_

-.. ,'1
i Mileage Ui miles I!:; mles

Depreciation

Average Cost Per

1-- p:-I'" Bus _ on?C3o:un~ty~~----;::--r~;~-r-Mile-

:10 2

3i~i~--I" ~l- --~~-[----~~iig----gl21~~i-~~~~I-- ~ 'Ii --~4:~'34828~'80-!l1l1!---~:~-~-~~~11--~~; 2,214.00 36,90 0,2U

2

2 10

4U

5!1

21,2401

01 18:3' 18:1

Ul

5,489 16

2,744.58 29,99 0,2.i

1

I

,2

'

2,240i

0

7

i,

105,00

105.00 ]'i.OO 004

22
15, 82 31 2,) 20' 1J:l
81 175
15 187 2 17,5
27 208,1 24 222,10 4 88.5 65 384.1
14 121 27
50 288 3!l 5762 17 115

48

iO

3i8

460

6:11

552

6U,;

155

:)30

8S I 275
2:)U 414 20145 409.55
1~~~5 4~~1.,
:~;U :::

36
57U 128,1 217

43
867 7043 :)32

22

22 124

403

527

22

24 126

545

1\71

4; zs.s
11 i3.5 2' 4

265 ,i,)

8!l

1625

11

2,i,200'
16.,,600 8,6411

II0III'

2:)U,401l'

0'

Ils,SOO'!Oi

lO81
1,11061 Iii
1,6081
317'

168
1 0111' 'l{i
1,60S
:)27

!)!),001l 14,!l041 147,4:18
I~U~6'1
::::::~! 15,480, 312,120' 25:),548' llU,520'
ISU 72111'
24i\1l:'~5i6Ji0l 58,.,001 3'\1601

211 1,092'1

!II

~!l,

n741 1,009, 1,~~~

2::, 3'~::1'

oi

68

!l51 2,566i 42"0"1 4,107
818
g 2Zi 4~! 1 1,:14!l1 01 1,2U21

(0)

4!)2

7

1,112 108
1,133
1,~~~i
:)':;~:I 68 2,661.[ 4,S34
81S
1,:lU7'
2~i 1,2\l2 4!lg, ~

S4'

n,U26 00:

77

3U,26o.001

:3;

8,i01l0

801 5\1,725.26

40 1 2:1,198.61;,

101'

24,87Un:

,i4

4,134.18'1

g:,i!l

~U1g~~ :1,7S7.S7'

1~~~~1i

72,87400
30,124.5\1 4,622.:12

91

71,63U.M

lSI

122,806,110'

62

2S,56U 18,

6:1' ~(). ?51.1~} I

58:

07,017,6,1

501

722511: li,406.117:

li,1 I

16,!144061

1

316 001

:),463,00 2,78U,23
283,3:1 2,986.26 2,8UU.82
2,261. 7\1 2,067,OU 2,203.14 1 2,6616\11 1,8\13, U:)i 2,429,1:11

41221
36.04 7727
:1714 7318
22 7S
41. 75 aU,52. 2543'
1026 2:),2:)'

2 , 1 5 1 . 7 51 2,:111.16, 2,470321 4,09:J .S3, 2,197. 621
2,S711.61: 2,614.4:1
1,60151;
00: 2,118,001 173

4087 67, U7. 27, !l1 29 UO 34. u21
4206 1 4UI: 2257' , :1187
34.4:~
4!l42 1'

027 0,21 0,01) 024 01!l
o 25
0.27 0.2S 0.21 014 020
0,24 0.2!1 0,22 0.48 023
0,2!) 0.2:1
IJ.:J2 11.0:1 008

42 23
I

2t521

2275~3

2 5

895.4 1,168.6

440 7 699,2

n

12

12

1:1: II1.S 154

265.8

10

141 ],,1.1 2SS.2 40\l,3

,

10 2

II2:

IS8 5 25

125 46

:ln5

1 !I 1

~:t~:.~ S

8

6!1

161 6

\17.II 12:{'ll

420,6!l6 i 251,712
4,:)20 \lS,6SS 147,:14S
I~U~g
~:2::~8A8~I0I1

281 2,249

:lU, 771

O'

nl

;)!)II

715:

0

1741

1

~! n~1,i

2,S30' S101 U' 7741 4141
li~~!

01
gil

591J i :!l!JI

~rgl:1'

1i;,1 9U,412,62i

35,

63,617.4n

Ii

780,001

1i4' 27,022.37'

41,

25,:1\1:3.:l71

~~

2:I,U711,01'1' 4,145,00

3'

900,00

H:

20,674 001 10,127 17:

2,:16n. se
2,765,97 7S0,00
2,2S1.8n 2,58H.:n

44,201
8251' 1:JO,001
,F),?3~.'''i1

2,:167, 1)1'1 2,072,50
!lOOOO 2,2\17.11, 2,.J:J1.711.

54 34(S>' 76 1 3110.00 :IS.04 4/L21i

0.25 0,25 O,IS 112S 11.17
0,20 0,11, 0.31 0,24 0.22

Carroll .... Catoosa.
Charlton .. Chatham ..

Private.
County. Car ...... County ... County.
Car ..

Chattahoochee . . . . . . . . .
Chattooga............. Cherokee ..............

Joint..
Car ..... Private.... . Private..
Cars.

Clarke ................ County. Clay ....... : .......... Joint
Car ...... Clayton ............... County.

Clinch ........
Cobb .............. ...

County. . ............ Private
Cars ....
County ... Private..

Coffee................. County.

Cars.. .

I>:l I-' <:11

Colquitt .............. County. Columbia .............. County ...

Private..

Joint..

Cook ................
Coweta ......... Crawford ..... Crisp.

County. Cars.. . County.
Private... County.

Dade ............... Dawson.............. .

County. Priv;ate. County.
Private.... . Per Diem..

Decatur...............
DeRalb.............. , Dodge ............... ,

County .. , Private..
Car ...... County.
County.

Dooly ................. Dougherty............. Douala...............

County .... Per Diem..
County ......... Cars........... . Private.......

02i

~O 406.~ 601.4 1,008.2

18'

52 229

223

452

I'

2 16

8

24

10

15 142

127

26~

34

42 1,021

105 1,126

1

2 22.5 ...

22 ..1

1 1

3 1

22 7

... io

22 17

19

2 230

412

642

30

50 240.6 532.6 7732

7

7 .1

28

33

8

19 206

37

243

6

6 101

111

212

1

13

3

6

21

,13 293.4 166.4 4,,9.8

10

11 121

230.8 3518

1

14

15

19

.3

8 12

31..1 485

19

69 4307 392 4699

27

86 693.3 204 ..1 897.8

39

66 8.16.1 767.6 1.117 7

3

31

.1

6

4.1

79 382.6 8.11.4 1,234

1 1

2 2

38.6 9

. is'

33.6 27

16

23 173.6 190 1 363.7

18

8 88

381

469

1

15

5

28

38 421

299

720

8

8 65.9 17.1 9 2418

16

16 86

367

453

11

16 127.7

3

7 25

6

8 66

13

15 6.0.8

....... ........

114,1 70.4 25 177

241.8 72.9 91 242.8

13

21 116

289

40.1

11

24 86

266

352

1

1 1.1

1.1

57

1391,120.8 2323 1.358.1

30

36 149

69.1

844

39

22 141

480

621

20

28 431

i4s'" 579

1

1 12

4

16

15

29 221

2.1.1

476

:162,~52 162, 7201
~~:~:g,
405,360 8,100
7.920 6,120 231,120 278,352 9,417
87,480 76,320 2.160 16.1 .128
126,648 6,840 15,660
169 164 323.208
402,372 630
444.240 12 096 9 720 130,932
168,840, 1.800
257.760 87,048 163,080
87.048 26 244 32,760 87,408
145.800 126 720
4.9.10 487,116 30a,840
223, .160
208,440, 5, 7601
171.360

16~1 0

0,054 2,787
17

0,0541 2,9n l

104'
164 17

0

795

7~5

79 1

64 4,669 4.733

139

0

14

14

14

sr

7

58

.18

0

11

11

11

266 1,804 2,070

108

419 2,836 3,255

108

3

26

29

4

0 1,00.1 1,00.1

12.1

0

238

238

:19

0

3

3

:1'

101 2,883 2,984

142

:14 712

746

74

0

89

89

a9

0

27

27

9

716 3.781 4,497

236

982 .1,267 6,199

229

28 2,.197 2,625

I

7

8

627[

ass 3,810 4,145

92

7

110

117

117

0

19

19

19

73

922

99.1

62

0 1.632 1,682

90

0

4

4

4

0 1,944 1,944

69

0

442

442

.15

82 1,049 1.1.3l

70

121 1,136 1,257

114

29

414

448

147

10

361

371

61

11

.118

.124

40

0

1

1 ..

0

995

995

76

0

638

638

58

0

1

1

1

938 12.249 13,182

231

81 2,180 2,260

7S

28 2,597 2,625

67

18

18,

0 1.991 1,991

99

0

10

10

10

89 1,788 _1-'.-877

12.1

IaQOo.,49I6H5L.5:l51
818 75
2.1,541.3~
102,732.58 24938
1,909.24 1,591.18 .13,482.70 94,377. 48 1.20.1.00
16,462.74 17.682.00
47.1 00 .16,60S.a7
23,26188 2,075.00 3,22.1.00
48.114.05 86,451.28
8.1,830.06 166 ..10
111790.80 1 2.16.00 2 358.00
a8,92222
39,40881 108.00
68,560.63
"""'"'1 34,127.49
27,257.06 9.72633 12.743.01 27,450.20
36.00 .
31,19319 30.299.10
247. SO 167,573.05 73.610 ..1Ii
85,830.06 540.00
46,940.45 1,684,00
47.586.26

:~, 234. 2fi 2,831.41
818.75 2 .154.13 3,021..14
249.38

30S5 1828
4816 32.12
22.00 17.81

0.:18 0.31 0.09 0.2ti 0.25 003

1,909.24 1,591.18 2,814.87 3,14.1.91
172.14

272.74 144.6.1 29.64 33.27 46.34

024 02.1 0.2:1
033 o 12

2,057.84 2,947.00
47,1 00 2,69.1.49

16.38 7429 1.1833 196a

o 18 0.2:1 0.21 0.34

2,:126.18 32 67 0.18 2,075.00 .1a.20 0.30 1.07.1.00 119.44 0.20 2,582.31 12.72 0.28 a, 201. 89 16.41 0.26

2,200.77 33.04 021 55.50 23.78 026
2,484.24 2984 02.1 1,256.00 11.41 0.10 2,358.00 124.10 024 2,432.6:1 42.21 0.2\!

2,189.37
108.00 2.448 ..19 2,82186 2,132.96

2414 2700 3526
5107 82.03

0.28 0.06
026 0.25 0: 20

2,477.91
3.242.11 2,123.83 2,111.5.1

23.99 031 23.49 0.37 3.0.29 038 53.50 0.31
3600. '

2,399.47 2,7.14.46
247,50 2,939.87
2,4.13.68

3134 47.49 247. SO 13 68 33.76

0.21 0.28 0.0.1 0.34
0.24

2,200.77 33.04 038
..
.2:34702 2357' . 022 1,634.00 163.40 028 :J,169.08 26.18 0.27

TABLE III-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-TRANSPORTATION-1955-56

County

Type of Ownership

I
No.
Buses
1i

No. Trips

~~~

~

Number Miles Travelled

Daily

Expeuditures

---'1

I - - - - - - - - - - - - - Including Depreciation

I Paved Unpaved Total i

Annual

Within .f~:I~ Total

Per

onO~~~dty

Milea~_g+e1--72:...n_l_ile_E 172miles

~ __~uses

Average Cost Per
------------~__~~_ ~~

Early Echols.. .. . . .. .. ..
Effingham.

~:~~~~-:--~~~-1--2-,)1--3-3 ~~ 619.5

County..............

9

g~~~ty

I~

9 83

158

241

gg

...87 .

12 139

Joint...

.. .. i

14

15 89

216.5 305.5

Cars..

. ...... 1

1

1

6

6

223,020
86,760 4,320 50,040 109,980 2,160

ooo

1,029 319
1

1,029 319 1

24

365

389

64 6,)9 723

o

8

8

41

62,587.15

3,)

18,909.14

1

440.00

55

12,897.30

,11

30,789.20

8

576.00

2,503.48 60.82 0.2' 2,101.01 59.27 0.21
440.00 440.00 0.1 1,842.47 35.33 0.2. 2,199.22 46.72 0.2
576.00 72.00 0.2 .

Elbert.. .. . .. .. .. .. ... County..

Emanuel

. . ~~i~~~~. . .

Evans ...

g~~~ty

26

:

3l

i 11

26 311
4A 26t 9 11. 94.

333
6~L 18~

644 35 911.1
275
3

231,840 12,600 327,996 99,000 1,080

39 1,356 1.395

4

60

64

89 1,996 2,085

o 807 807

o

5

5

53

50,990.72

64

1. 976 00

61

83,411.30

73

2,),643.92

5

22500

1. 961.18 1,976.00 2,45:1.27 2,331.26
22500

37.60 32.93 41. 78
31. 77 45.1J0

0.21 1J.15 0.2;; 02;
02

Fannin

. County...... . .. . 1

26

Private . .

1

Fayette.. ..

.. Private..

11

Floyd

.

County .. , . .

42

Private ..

1

Cars.

4

41 264.8 1 12 19 147.5 82 657.1 1 11.5
5

298.6 8
150.5 289.1
12

563.4
20 298 946.2
115 17

202,824

281 2,523 2,804

107

67,011.76

7,200

11

47

58

58

2,002.95

107,280

7 1,063 1.070

97

29,586.60

340,632
U~~I

275 4,888 5,163

o o

19 26

19 26

1i~1 61

92,165.30 41400
1.348.01

2,'>77.37 26.56 03

2,002.95 42.61 027

2,689.69 27.83 2,194.41 1885

0.27
o 27

414.00 21. 78 O.ll

337.01J 51.84 0.22

Forsyth Franklin Fulton

. Private. '"

.. County

.

. County .

Private. _,. . .

Cars

.

Gilmer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Glascock. . . . . . . . . . . . .. Glynn..... .. .. . .. .. . Gordon. . .. .. .. .. ..

County Private
Private.;. County... County Joint

, .. .
. . .

Grady. . . .. . .. .. .. .... Greene. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Gwinnett......... ..

County..... .. .

County

.

Cars

.

Per Diem

.

County. .

.

I

23

23 140

32

33 163.5

26

54 458

26

58 433

1

13

13

17 129.5

16

19 23

11

11 87.5

16

14 243

27

51 171.2

11

22

1 25

38 1,)8

15 2

....

1~1 ..13;~.

50

SS :l8!1

I

573 387.5
106 137

713 E51
56L 570
3

2,)6,680
198,360 .-203;640
205,200 1,080

156 2205 209.5 45
562.1 33

285.5 243.,)
297 288 733.3
35

102,780 87,660
106,920 103,680 263,988 12,600

1,2,)

78:l

267 399

8.5 13

281,880 14:l,640
4,680

Ii:i5:i" . .ii5;iIHii

105 142
o
01
J
59
5o1
256
4

2,149 1,864 2,247 3,023
11
1,230 683 402
1,714 2,409
130

:16 1. 754

84 63'>

IJ

7

IJ

4,

"" 4, !1251 I

2,254 2,006 ~47 .. 3,020
11

98 62
.j18~611 _

71,689.15 48,351.88 74,634.66 78,996.95
321J.40

1.273

97

742

46

4'>3

41

1,714

107

665

98

2' 1341 134

28,424.60 31.924.50 25,010.00
41. 696.43 63,61.)64 3,895.71

1,790,

71 1)6,S03.9:l

719!

47

:l1.046.89

~I

3

1,380.1J1J

144.1J0 ..

;,, 4241 lOS 121, 713.5:1!

I

3,116.91 1,510.99 2,870.56 3,038.34
320.40

33.35 25 93
33.21 26.13 2912

2,186.50 1,995.28 2,273.63
2,606.02 2,356.13 3,895.71

23.11J 46.74 62.21 24.32 26.40 29.96

2,672.1;' 2,1J69.79
690.1J0
. 2:.i;j.i 27

:l8.1J8 48.89 197.14 36.00 24.71,
I

1J.27 1J.24 0.31' 0.3 ' 0.29
1J.27 0.36 0.23 0.40 024 0.3
0.23 1J.21 0.29
0.2B

Habersham, ' Hall.

County.
Joint, " County
Private. Cars,

Hancock. Haralson..... .

County .... . Per Diem.... County Private. Cars.

Harris ... . Harb.; . .

County .. Joint .. Car. County.

Heard .......
Henry ......... Houston . , .....

County.
Private.
Per Diem .. Private County .. Per Diem

Irwin...... .

t>:l f-'

Jackson. , , ,

-'l

Jasper",. ,

Jeff Davis.,.

Jefferson . .

County. Private .... . Per Diem .. County. Private
County. Car ..... County. Joint ..... County .. Cars.

Jenkins, ..... Johnson Jones.

Private ..... .
Private.... . County.
Joint .. Cars.

Lamar., , Lanier . . .
Laurens......... .

County. County .. Private .. , .. County
Private... .

Lee.... ,." ...

County ..

Cars. .

Liberty. , , , , ..

County.

Car .........

Lincoln .............. . County, .....

Car" ........

.,

4

,)

57

19

31 264

17

27 133.9

:l6:

,;2 343.2

a:

:1 8

:

.1~1
"4' :11

15 118.5
"~l 606 111.1 :I.

u 13.:J

111

17' 212.7

1.

1 4,')

2U!

41 215

18 126.6

J1I.
221 18,

7 1:1

'1~1

2057 225,7

1~1 14 100 19 99.8 .....

26

51 261

I,

24

12

13 1:16,5

1

13

3

4 19

161

26 154 28 In,1

1.

:1:91

1:1 1:14,2 20 1:14

:1

31 29

9'

9 114

4,

44

11,

19 123

9 71.5

19

36 233

31!21

1211 48

8,

8 95

Ii

1.

101

14 166

1~1

1. 10 802 1 ..

445 225 1,)2
366 17

101.5 489 28,).9
7092 25

175.5
52 :i

I

294
iis 9

:196,8 ,)07 9

35

:I,)

4,8 209,8
9 :109

181 422.,)
1:1..;
524

1981 :124.7 67,,; 80.,)

:105

5i07

200,3 426

186

286

228,7 :128,5

480

741

17

21

276.5 :1 86
392.6 45,;.6
1. 75

41:1 6
105 5466
648 7 1.75.

:127.2 517
665 179.5
34
143 1673
6 553 239

466511. 41 955
293,') I
38 ,
266 238,8
1,;
786 287

201 9
76 7 1293 2.7

296 9
242
71 2095 1
27 i

36,540' 176,040 102,020 2,),),312
9,000
105,840
40,644 182,844
1,260
6,,)161 152,100!
4,860 188,640'
116, 2611 29,818
18,:1,8I,)2:
15;;,360
104,104 119,574
266,760 7,.>60
148,680 1,440
i :17,800
196,77 6 23:1,~~gi
166, 104 1 234,:160
1~U~8!
13,680,
95,7601 968
85',400 1 282,960 103,320
106,5601 360
87,120
2,,)~011
75,420, 972!

6

441

447

1111

44 2,176 2,220

116

2,)0 1,309 1,,),)9

91

313 2,636 2,949 1

81

20

34

54

18

16

:l9:l

409

;;7

0

8

8 ..

14

28;;

297

59

74 1,678 1,7,)2

7:1

0

7

7

2

0

66

66

66

331 715,

748

5:11

0:

7'

7

7,

l,j9'

734 1,89:1

6,)'

1' 1

42[

708

750

,;:1

:13

171

204

51

0:

121

12 .

1~101 1"j:10 1,208 1
6;;9

1,530 1,:112
64~[

60 72,
.1
64

~,

848 7

8,)7 7.

95

2761 2,06:1 2,:1:19

. 89

91

59

68

68

:1 455

458

38

0

9

9

9

0

297

297

99

4 1,5:19 1,54:1

96

62 1,157 1,219

5:1

0

5

5

5

0

597

597

49

17 1,068 1,08,)

57

0

162, 162

,)4

0: 01

5~~1

519 25

57 6

701

597

667

60

3~1

575 14

611 17

67 17

90 1,839 1,929

55

9,

583

,;92

49

I

0; 378

378

47

01

12

12

0'

735

7:15

12
n

6g 1

3 525

3 601

:J 60

01

1

1

11

-~---

9,469.00 49,818.00 :16,,)20.60 iI,),548.06 :1,60000
:lO,169.42 22500 ,.
12,il37.11 ,)8,109.00
22050
1,445 79' 44,469.23
1,40000 46,240.92
26,67,).62 0,428.81 457.00 62,092.81
46, 8O:J. 73 144.00
2:1,:170.26 29,008:18
172,00 . 61;822.41
2,049,65
37,,)20.99 180.00
7 ,41:1, 75 45,511.67 5:1,404.95
270.00
:12,20'),90 53,015,67
3,921.:1:1 24,899,58 2,75,).04
31,40,).67 21,01709 2,500,00 69,131. 42 27,320.75
24,211.2:1 6000
24,126,36 36000
22,355.64 45.00

2,;;67, 251 2,62200 2,148.27 2,654.11 1,200.001

21.47 22.89 2789 36.24 10,)88

0,25
028 0.35 037 0.40

2,742.67
2:58742 2,421.20
7:1,)0

76.76 0.28
2812 . ' 45.71 031 :14.62 0.31 :lUO 0.17

1,44,).79 21.90 022 :1,176.:17 62.19 0.29
1,400.00 200.00 0.28
1,,)94.51 26.66 0.24

1,905,40 2,:157.20
2:82240 2,600.20

3767 5,),1:1
:18,08 . 40,,;8
:18.74 144.00

0.22 0.31
0.:1:1 0,:10

2,:1:17.02 :16.,)7 0.22 3,22:1.15 :14,20 0.24
24,57
2:37778 29.96 0.2;;
2,049.65 :14.7:1 027

3,126.74 180,00
2,471.25 2,844.47 2,321. 95
270,00

82.46 20.00 24.96 29.,)7
46.15 54.00

0,25
0.12 0.19 0,2:1 0,22
0.42

2,683.82 2,790.29 1,307,11 2,766.62
688,76

,):1.94
49.64 24.20 47,97 110,20

01\1 022
o 11
0.23 0.20

2,855.06 52,60 0.32 2,33,).23 36.55 0.24 2,')00,00 178.57 0.46 1,975,18 37.59 0.24 2,276,72 46.86 0.26

3,026.40 60.00
2,412,63
36000
2,2~~ggl

64.05 5.00 32.82 12000 41. 78 4,).001

0.22 0,16
0.27 0.14 0.2\1
0.04

TABLE III-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-TRANSPORTATION-195556

I

I

Number Miles Travelled

Pupils Transported

Total

_____ I~

~~~----

Expenditures Including

County

I

Type of Ownership

No. Buses

No. Trips

I
Paved Unpaved Total

Annual

WItbm I TMhoarne Total

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

MIleage
----

-

~~

mi~

~

mIles

-

-

-

Long .....

County.

10

10 63

178.5 241.5

86.940

36

458

494

Lowndes.

Car .... County
Joint .....

1

1 4.5

2

65

::1

22

32 193

459.8 652.8

2

2 17

34

51

2,340 203,702
18,258

0

7

7'

177 2,866 3,043 1

0

165

1651

Lumpkin.

County.

13

13 128

226.8 354~8

127,728

72 1,079 1, lSI!

Depreciation

Average Cost Per

on County - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Per

Owned

Bus

Buses

Bus

ChIld MIle

------ ------

49

21,196.80

2,119.68 46.28 024

7

576~00

,576.00 82.28 0.24

138

66,145~28

3,006.60 23.07 0.32

82

.5,428.84

2,714.42 32 90 0.29

88

34,449.56

2,649.96 :n.92 026

Macon... Madison. Marion.....

Private...
Cars. County ~
Private .. County ~

14

15 139.5 286.9 426.4

1 14

1 13.5 22 129

iii

13.5 306

17

20 108

262

370

11

11 105.5 251.4.5 356~ 95

153,504 2,727
110,160 133,200 128,502

I

53 0

54~1

,598: 1:

42 1

37,079.75 67.50

,55

i 984 1, 039

74

28,235.60

24 0

.95,,5564 1

980 5.54

.57

34,743.04

50

31,41.5.48

2,648~5,5
67.50
2,016~82
2,043~ 70 2,8.5.5.9.5

68.03 6750 2869 :1634
.56 70

0~24
0.02 0.25 0.21;
0.24

McDuffie ..... McIntosh ..
!':> >-' 00

County ~ . Joint ..... County ~ Private
Cars .......... Per Diem.....

2

4 12

34 6

46~6

11

13 881 168.6 2.56.7

5

5 101.7 .52.1 1.53.8

1

1 .5

1

6

1

1 .. ,

6

6

16,776 92,412 .5.5,368 2,160 2,160

40

130

170

8.5

2,385.20

27

739

766

69

31,146.32

0 0 0 0

384 44 13 4

384
t~41.

I~I
13

13,6.53.11 375 00 90000 18000

1,192.60 18.34 0.14 2,831.48 42 ~ 14 0.33 2,730.62 3.5.5.5 0.24
37.5.00 8.52 0.17 900.00 6923 0.41
4500.

Meriwether ..
Miller .....
Mitchell .... Monroe ... . Montgomery . . . . . . . . . Morgan ....

County ..... Private.... . Cars .... County. Joint ..... ...........
County. County. Car ... ~ .. Private .. County .. Joint .....

14

14 1688 176.3 34.5.1

7

10 73

120 7 193 7

.5

6 24

36

60

14

14 84

329

413

.5

.5 22

121

143

24

24 209.5 483

692 . .5

\,5

18 189.5 227~5 417

1

I.

4

4

10

1.5 130.6 133.2 263.8

13

13 138

193

331

4

4 32

81

113

124,236 69,732 21,600
148,680 51,480
249,300 1.50,120
1,440 94,968 119,160 40,680

31011

693 369

01

36

804
&1 :1l9

0 1,577

0

718

0

8

0

60.5

0

785

0

166

704 399 36 804
I,m319,
60~1
785 1661

.50

32,002 ..56

,57

17,384.30

7

3,884.00

57

32,664.00

63

12,974.44

65

64,109.04

47

37,430.70

8

814.00

60

32.708.28

60

28,553.24

41

8,,539.00

2,285.89 2,483.47
776.80 2,333.14
2,594.88

4617 47.11 107.88 4062
40 67

2,671. 21 2,49.5.38
814 .oo
3,270~82
2,196.40 2,IM.7.5

40~6.5
5213 101.75 .54.06
36.37 .5l.43

0.2,; 024 017 021 0.25
O~ 2.5
0~24
0.56 0.34 0.23 0.20

Murray ... Muscogee , Newton ...
Oconee... . . .

County

8

Private..... .

10

Cars... .

2

County ......

32

Per Diem .....

County ......

I

Private....... . Joint .....

.. I

Cars.

..... .... 1

1~1

County.

14

14 98

154

2,52

14 154

207

361 I

32

26

28 ,

720 19209,,960 1
10.080

69

959 1, 028 1

128

,51 0

1,

110 24

1

1,161 24

116 12

40 .505.15 40 . 545151

.. 196:2,541

176

2,04.5

1
2,ml

0

110

69

I

3 14 28 30 178 4 12 20 171

6 11 235 36 167.4

i 20 1 19
I 413 I
48 338.4

7,2001

61

123

184

184

840 1468',680 1

6~1 48

49

1,20.5 1,274

49 70

17,280 121,824

10091'

29

29

930 1,039

14 74

19,03000 31.17.5.98 2,247.50 83,792.26
1,.560.00 .~
2,805.9.5 2,7.50.00 46,873.14 3,.520.00 29,907.03

2,378~7.5
3,117 ..59 1,123 7.5 2,618 ..50

19.84 28.08 9364 40.97 14.18 ..

0.20 O~ 23 O~ 22
0.42

2,80.5.9.5 2,7.50.00 2,604.06 1,760.00 2,136.21

22.81 .57~ 29 38.89
121.37
32.1.5.

0.38 0.40 0.31 0.20 0.24

Oglethorpe. Paulding.
Peach ....

County County. Private ... Private .. Car ..

Pickens ..
l'iercc. }>ikc.

County. Private .. County. County ... Private .. Joint.

Polk.
Pulaski ... I'ntuam.

County. Privatov.o.. County .. County Cars.

Quitman Habuu , " Randolph ..

Private ..
Car .. County Private .. Private.

Richmond. Rockdale ....
....~ Schley ....
se
::)efCVCIl.
Seminole. Spalding.

County. County County .. Private ..
Ccuntv Joint .... Per Dielll.. County. Countv .

Stephens ... Stewart ... DUlllter.: ..
Talbot. .... Taliaferro .. Tattnall. ... Taylor.

County .. Private .. County Car ... County Cars.
1 ~:~~ate .: County .. Joint . . . ., County .. .. ... I Private...

Telfair ...
Terrell ..... Thomas ... T i f t ..

. . . .. .J~)illt. ... Car ....
....... '1 Private.
.... County.
. .. ('rHllty

17:

19; 157.2 272.4 IZ9.6

I
2~1
I,

2~1 5 189 10 72
I,

19

24

2BO

469

135

207

ti

e

14'

19 126

220

34ti

3il U

3~ IU

U1i

131. 7 B4

44 4ti53 150

63 5U7 234

4

41 23.2 463 es.s

3

2U2 33.4 ti2 6

23

267

266

533

5:]

I),1

21, 174

201

:l'i,J

71 101 ioe.s 142.5 249

15

I,)

;1
12 ti I,)

:1 40
I, 9.,)
2~1 1:19 24 I.J 9:J

97 ,)
9S
10:1
zes.e

137.,) 9.5
237 127 :159ti

37

ti9 507 2 197

704.2

12 1

201 92 1 ,I

213 14

305 19

,

8

8 4:1

139 ti 182. Oi

,

18

2:1 lG54 297.1 4ti2.5

9

10 4~ .2 159 I 203.3

11

:10 110 1 2511 . :iil6

18

32 256.fJ lti6. II ~235

18

2~ 18785 1~10,1 328.9

~

Ifl 445 972

175 62 8!1.8 187

I

I

42

~.2

20

28 22~

:181

ti08

2

2: 10

B

18

:J

~I 97 91

114.8 20

211.8 29.1

4

51

38

89

27 12

361 176 2 115

552.
res

728.3 281

5

Iii 60

124

18\

2~
1

:Jil

250 12

a9~{

6~:1
12

12

15! 203.2 209

112.2

:11

:111 34:1

~~8

791

20

~:J 15:J 5 ~72 li2 ti2li.12

1,)4,6,)6' B,59Z,
167,U02,
7U~gl
124,,)60' 22,ti801
214,9201 B4,240' 020 225,'53ti 1
191,B80,,
. i:i~:oiJo
8~a',t4i0401
49"JOO :1,420' 8",320
4,J,720' 129, 5ti1
i 253,5121
I09, 8OO ti,840,
G5,7:Jti
IG7,~2,1
7:3,5.95;
. j:ij: 7ilol 1';:1,:107,
118,401 22,:l20 ti7,:120'
1,.112 218,880
2,520
76 ,2~8 10,"76 :12,040 262,188 101,160 66 ,2~0
2:11,480 4,320
1~8,:392
281,760 22S.40:1

14 15

"~bl

,,4') 85

210 I 614' I,B24

:1

5981

601

0

4'

4

175 1,OU2 1,267

is
0

1,42111til

232 1,411

29

504

5:1:1

13

163,

176

17~1 12ti 2:33BI

126 2,515

0 6,
~I
0 191' 20
0
96ti 0 :1 Hi
1"~,
GI
0, 0',
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2:Jji 52: 1:1'
0' 2fil
0,
22 0 72 49 68 8

~5'JI
a,18, 71
IB2 B
B518641 5B3
,1
4,0:11' 1,026
21' 238
1 722' :WO
2 815 2 ,~58
1 ,50~
i~~1 5 918
17
I
:122~21' l7:J 1,915
~7!J
252

65.1 ,594
7
IB,J 8
..~
59:1
4,997 1,02ti'
24' 2"f
73~l
:](10 [ 21
815' 595
21,'7:38 1 :119
19~1
94~
17
:JH!
2~ 25~
1,96~
5~1
260

1 2:1 1,25 (j

1,277
~

27

(i:l~

661

(j6 1,510 1,5ti7

IS3 1.89ti 1 2.0~9

49'

30,796.47,

B5

2,667.001

!JI titi

~urU~i

4

601

447.

11

90

3,),826 35

lltil

6,741.00

45,

')4,412.4ti ,

5U

20,807.57

44

8,530.42

42

7,715.40

109

til,586.33

43ti.,JO

72,

21,171. 2"

84'

21,275.79,

7

45000

1

37 B

12l,,t:iJO4O3.O3O1 1

89

27,391.86

89

15,693.3ti,

39

35,980.711

1:1'; 101,227.49

B5

34,Oti1.l8

24

2,17700

31

20,:lti5.77

10

:12,G3000,

aa

14,79,;2~i

8:1.00

74

2'1,857 99

14~

~6,3:11.58

9ti

:H,096 77

in

11,27221

28

17,110858

5

678.00

~7

51,S62.,s;{

8

78a. 71i

~:l

21,Oj~001

8

2,25100

6:1

10, 1188~

72 45

g~:g~~~~11

52

19,201. 501

53

.17,8i~,;HI

~

259 20'

55

35,998.47,

50

56,010921

102

45.109 69

2I,,B66II7.,.)0,0)l :1,088.6,) 2,768.2U
447.tiO

37.0,,1 38.10' 3B.27'
I4IIl..tUi6O!

OHI
0.31
o.ae
0.33
0.20

2, 55U.021

80

3 370 50 321..201

0.2B 0.29

1:755:24 38.56 0.2,)

2,311. U5 41.28 0.24

2,132.60 2,571.80

gi~~i

0.34 0.34

I

.::::1 2,ti77.67
2,352.3ti

032 0.15

:1,039.39 4,)000

38.12
ti428,,

0.23 0.08

2,468.6ti ti782, 0.24

l,tiOO.OO 200.00 0.46

2,2B2.ti5 :l0.91 0.32
2,615.5ti so.sa 0.34 2,398.71' so.ez 0.27

2,789.93 2,83B.43

'

2,177.00

2,545.72

25:tiO, 33.19 1
ltiti
1B035..57

0.40 0.31 0.31 0.30

1,812.77 1,643.91
8300 2, Jti8. 90,
2'573911
1,89~26
1,56805 2,515.51 !
678.00, 2",9:1.12
;~91. 85
2,631. 75 750.33
2,52971
2,5~0.1l
2,218.55 :1,8~0.:J0
2 ,410.1~1
2,9295ffJJ.8271 1,807.77 2,2';5 ~8

4'; 19 4931 41.50 29.27
18.84 1 ,
l!~
1:15.GO
56.~9
16.10,
I 6,):38i 9:~. 79i
58~9
:l5.81' 5ti28 1 76. 19 1
~1I.12
6~.80:
3567.17171 2:n9

0.19 0.20
0.18 0.:l0
o 28
0.28 0.2ti 0.41 0.2:; O.:JI
027 0.21 031 0.26 026 0.28
0.2~
o.ou
0.21 0.19 0.20

TABLE III-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-TRANSPORTATION-1955-56

Number Miles Travelled

Pupils Transported Daily

County

Type of Ownership

No.

No.

Buses Trips

More

Paved Unpaved Total

Annual

"Tithin Than Total

- - - -

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Mileage
---

-

-1)1-mi-les

-1)1-mi-les

Toombs ....... Towns ........ Treutlen ......

. . .

.....................

Joint....... . ........ County ........... . .. Private............. .

22

26 197

472.5 669.5

10

23 92.5 167

259.5

11

11 101.90 200.41 302

Troup.... ....... ......

Private. . . . . . Cars...... .

............

. ...

26 4

35 507.3 331.9 839.2

4 \1

12

23

241,020
93.420 108,832 302,112
4,320

39 1,413 1,452

0 1.004 1,004

0

763

763

118 2.204 2,322

0

11

11

Total

Expenditures

Including

Depreciation

on County

Per

Owned

Bus

Buses

66

62,027.18

100

26,376.85

69

27,759.48

89

73.732.58

2

315.00

Average Cost Per

Bus

Child Mile

---

2,819.41 43.89 0.25 2,637.68 26.27 0.28 2,523.58 36.38 0.25
2.835.86 33.45 0.24 78.75 28.63 0.07

Turner. . Twiggs ..

..... .......
... .. .......

County ...... . .... ..

Private...... County .....

. ...
....

...
...

....

Private ............ ...

Joint.. ....... ..... ...

Cars ....... .. .. .. ...

8

10 45.1 229.1 274.2

8

10 85.5 108.9 194.4

3

3 13

46.9 59.9

1

1 17

11.3 28.3

6

6 53

77.7 130.7

2

2 24.7 14.9 39.6

Union ................ . Upson ................

County .... .. .. ... ..
Private........ . ... Joint.. ......... ......
Cars......... . ..... County ........ ...... Private...... . . ......

11

17 68

155 223

1

14

9

13

8

13 93

97

190

4

42

22

24

15

19 109

214

323

13

21 108

132

240

94,133 74,563 21,564 10,188 47,052 14,256
80.280 4.680 68.400 9.180 \16,280 86,400

0

413

413

0

399

:199

0

196

196

0

53

53

0

349

349

0

22

22

67

793

860

0

25

25

89

676

765

0

54

54

72

840

912

26

889

915

51

18,417.12

49

22.361. 23

65

6.848.60

53

3.197.03

58

18,232.96

II

3,958.78

78

21.563.62

25

2.025.00

95

25,293.62

13

4.007.23

60

38.419.12

70

28,651.00

2.302.14 44.59 0.19 2,795.15 56.04 0.29 2,282.86 34.94 0.31 3,197.03 60.32 0.31 3,038.82 52.24 0.38 1.979.39 179.94 0.27
1.960.32 27.19 0.26 2,025.00 81.00 0.43 3,161.70 37.41 0.36 1.001.80 74.20 0.43 2.561.27 45.73 0.33 2,203.92 32.22 0.33

Walker ......... " ..... County ........ ...... Walton ......... " ..... County ..............
Joint.. ...............
Car ..................

39

71 605.9 406.2 1,012.1

15

35 170 324.5 494.5

5

13 54

109.2 163.2

1

1 6 .......

6

364.356 177,031 58,426
2,148

50 4,866 4.916

126

85,293.46

45 1,319 1,364

90

30,259.28

20

423

443

88

12,285.88

0

6

6

6

13500

2.187.01 17.52 0.23 2,017.28 22.94 0.17 2,457.17 29.04 0.21
135.00 22.50 0.06

Ware ........ ......... County ..............

28

46 236

528

764

Private ............ " .

1

12

19

21

Car ........ .......... Warren ....... ........ County ..............

1 11

1. 11

'96' ..

5 199

5 295

Private.......... ....
Washington ............ Private.......... . .. ..

2 23

3 . ....

31

31

29 197.3 5025 699.8

275,040
7.560 1,800
106.200 11.16U
251.928

379 2,064 2.443

3

62

65

0

1

1

28

364

392

27

31

58

260 1.03:1 1,293

87

58.437.57

65

2,660.00

1

90.00

35

25.587.11

29

3,925.00

56

65,371.54

2.087.05 28.31 0.21 2.660.00 42.90 0.35
9000 90.00 0.05 2,326.10 70.29 0.24 1,962.50 126.61 0.35
2,842.24 63.28 0.25

Wayne ................
Webster ............... Wheeler ...............

County .......... ....

28

28 215

670

885

318.600

"60:5' J o i n t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Per Diem ............. .....

1

..

.

.

.

1 ...

20

County ..............

8

13

33

11,880

........ ........ .... ..........

149.6 210.1

75.636

County .............. Private ...............

'41

14 104

223

327

16

26

32

117,720 11,520

82 2,151

0

72

0

41

9

212

0

574

0

51

223

7

72

72

41 ........

221

31

574

47

51

51

65.890.82

2,353.24

... 2.332.60

2,332.6U

1,326.10 ...........

12.739.26

1,819.89

22,950.00

1,912.50

2,479.95

2.479.95

30.63 0.20

32.39 32.34
60.09

.

..

0.19
'0:i6

39.98 0.19

48.62 0.21

White.... Whitfield. Wilcox .... Wilkes..
Wilkinson ..
Worth . . .

...

Private..
Joint. .. Car.... ...

......... .. ...

County ...... .......

Per Diem..... .. .. '"

18

25 119.5

37

89 414.5

1

1 3.5

2.1.

21
........

83 ........

163.6 283.1

587 1,001.5

4

75

473

556

....... ... . ....

101,916 360,540
2,700 200,160

County .... Joint .......

.
.

.
.

.
.

....
....

....

.

Per Diem.... .... .....

...

2

2 26.9

.

12 ....

....

.

12
...

..1.3..6..6..

23.2 185.9
........

50.1 322.5 . .....

18,036 116,100
... .........

County ..... .. '"

6

10

Joint ....... Car . . . . . . . . . Per Diem...

..
..
..

.
.
.

.
.
.

.......'"....

10 1
..... ... ...

16
... 1

County ... ...... .....

24

26

69.3 98.5
.......
1529

106.6 236.7
3 ... , .. 636.2

1759

63,324

335.2

120,672

3

1,080

789i' .. .... 284;076

89 1,256 1,345

74

364 5,060 5,424

146

0

5

5

5

0 1,201 1,201

57

0

2

2 .....

0

112

112

56

15

573

588

49

0

5

5 .. .. ....

0

326

326

54

0

486

186

48

0

3

3

3

0 7

2 1,381

2 ... 1,388

.. 57 1

40,851.20

2,269.51

102,138.37

2,760.49

405.00

405.00

44,457.63

2,117.30

78.00 ..... .......

4,074.76

2,037.38

:12,546.33

2,712.19

9900 . ...........

13,662.55

2,277.09

30,533.84

3,053.38

135.0C

135.00

457.50 . ...... . ......

52,821.55

2,200.89

32.52 0.40 20.18 0.28 81.00 0.15 37.01 0.22 39.00 . .......
36.38 0.22 56.79 0.28 19.80 . .......
41.90 0.21 62.82 025 45.00 0.12
228 75 ...
3824 0.18

TABLE IV-NEGRO SCHOOLS-TRANSPORTATION-1955-56

County

I

Type of

I No.

Ownership

Buses

I ----- ----- ---I__~

~_

_

1
-

-

. "I Appling...

County. ..

I

Joint.......

Atkinson.

... Private.....

Bacon ..

.i Cars..... County

Xo. Trips

1

Pupils Transported

~~:~~l11es~~al~~l~~_ - Dall~. --- --- '---

1- - - - -

-

I ~Pa-ve-d

~Ull-Pav-edl

Total
----

-

i'V:i~~~~
-------

-

11~11~-1~:i-~sI-IJMl~~o~r~_e~es- Total

I-~E~~

I ~!~~T~o~t1a~l~:: I1_-on~~C:-~o-u:-n~-t-y-

Average Cost Per
'~---;:-~r Child r~~:
---------~!---I-----

8 '>7.S 158

1 17

18

9 H2

182

17

.>

3 2S

97

21'>. s
3S.0 244
12 122

77,580 12,600 87,840 4,320 4a,920

46a

4H3

60

60

771 60

Itm;~i

404

404

72,

IH.42S.00'

zoa4

411

203

68

270 OOi 9.234.80'

2,19987!
2,880 S8i
2'~~bg81
3,0782H!

28.,,0 48.0S :J7.8S 67.S0 4S.49

o 17
0.22
0.18
0.06
0.21

Baker ..... Baldwin ..
Banks ..

.1 County
County. . .
f~{:~\~~ .
Car..

14 117

266

382

'>9

51

110

.2 .

:: 6 2:.4 ::

I

31.1 17.8 489

137,'>20 a9,600
~~::~:I
17,604

10 4
~

,,31 540
;i

541 S44
~i

1~~li

22,S22.18 11,739.11

S7

2,2.>.>.00

2

'>000

:18

.>,602.96

0

30

30

30

2,2S3.OO

i 2,81S27' 2,347.82 2,2SS00
2,801. 48 2,2S3OO

42.41 21. 7.f
39.S6 2S.00
73.72 7.>.10

O.W 0.29 0.19
0.24 0.13

Barrow . Bartow . Ben Hill.
Berrien. . Bibb ..... Bleekley. Brantley .. Brooks ...
Bryan
Bulloch.
Burke .....
Butts . Calhoun . Camden ..
Candler.
Carroll.

County. County. Private.. County. . Private..
County. County .. Private. County. County. Per Diem
County .. Jnint ... Couuw . Cars. County
County. County. County. Cars.. . County . . Private ..
County .. . Private..

92.4 71 169.2 74 30

108 S6 69.2 137 30.S

200.4 127 238.8 211
HO.,'

5

6 82

76

158

13

23 2!l1

75.5 366.5

4

;) 45

90

135

1

1 35

33.4 68.4 !

11

11 H9

422

491

1 6

15 !l 5!l

11~~ 35
122

26

331,552 6,450 '8,002

1

13

4

7

37

46, 402

595.6 997.H

11

13 111.8 154

26,,8

!l

21 153.8 213.2 367

7

12 136.5 75

211.5

1

43

16.5 19.5

2

3 11

52

63

37

132

lH9

!l 1003 59.4 159.7 21 181.2 163.3 344..,

72,144' 4S,720 8",968 n,960 21,780
,,6,880 131,940 48,6001 24,6241 176,760
18,000 65,160 257,78S 2,S20 3S7,3S7
1
I~U~~i
7H,140 7,020 22,680 60,840
S7,492, 124,0201

441

443

206

206

413

410

390

397

lOS

lOS

I

55

329

084

112 1,690 1,802

18i

241

40'

27

o o

1,00a 2

2S9
()7
I,OJa 2

o o

10" 438

lOS 438

!la 1,763

o

IS

1,8S6
lSi

2'::~1' 0, 2,690

0'

8931

3~81'
o
0,
0,

ml70
204
37S '
364

739 669 7f': 204'
37.>1
:16t

OJ

7.34 I 734;1

111 69 83 79 lOS
77 139 6S
9H~"1
107S~I' 71 IS 72!
81 82 9S 78 102 94
d
821

11,102.'>6 7,693.00 12,4,,0.00 12,09H08 4,226.00 1
1
11 ,'>9H 9:1; 47,377. 00 1
8,00S44 4,42H'>9 28,61S.94
44.00 .
4,601. S7 13,392.68 SO,2S6.30
27000 58, S40.45
19,ISS8S 19,89334 13,6H8.81
2,2,'S.00 3,496 S81 10,2SS .32
13,S91.61 1 33, ISO.71'

2,77S.64 2,S64.33 2,490.00 2,41921 4,226.00

2S.18 :17.34 :JO.1S 01.02 40.25

2,319.38 3,644.38
2,001.36 4,42H.S9 2,60!3H

35.2S 28.03
33.22 ]6:J9S
28.2S 22.00 .

4,601S7 2,232.]] 1,!l32.9a
270.00
] ,S82 17;

43.82 30.S7 28.S1 ]8.00
21.7H

],741.41 2,210.37 1,9S2.68 2,2SS.00 1,74829 3,31a.8H
2,718.02 ' :J,H&3.411

21.4S 2H.92
21.661
ausl3127..124111
~bn!

O.IS 0.17 0.14 O.IS 0.1!l
0.20 036 0.16 0.18 0.16
02.> 0.21 0.19 0.]] O.IH
0.20 O.IS 0.18 0.02 O.IS 0.22
0o.2246

Catoosa.
Charlton ....... Chatham.....

County. Car..
Count); ....
County.

I'

u 16

Ii

3:1

I'

II 2

7

9

:3

6 88

22

110

15

28 471

42

513

111,,880800 1 :39,600 184,680

0

31

:JIi

:;1

0

7

71

7

0

324

24

108

0 2,418 2,4:;18 1

161

2,,548.95[ 100.00,
4~:m~~1

2,548.95 100.00

82.22 14.28

'

0.21 0.06

2,313.18 21.42 0.17

2,914.75 18.08 0.2'1

Chattahoochee. Chattooga . . . . . . . . .
Cherokee .. Clarke ....
Clay ....
Clayton. Clinch ..

Per Diem ..... County. Private. County. County . .
County Private.. . Joint.. . County. County.

1 II 9 77 2 34
8 155

11.5 76.05
0.5
7

22:5 153.05 34.5 162

5

6 84

51

135

JI

1 10

17

27

5[

8 73

74

147

6,

13 125.9 57

182.9

6

6 83

99.3 1823

4,500 55,098 12, 4201 58, 3201
48,600 9,720 52,920 6.1,844 05,628

0 0

83 42

8432'.

42

796.80 . 623.40

623.40 14.84 0.14

4

273

277

69

12,672.54

3,168.13 46.42 0.23

0

62

62

0

351,1

351

62 88

1,524.02 9,482.70

1,524.02 24..58 0.12 2,370.67 27.02 0.16

3281 328

511

51

396

:196

817

817

416

416

66

6,86491[

51

1,531. 89

79

9,273. 071

136

14,142.54

09

15,205.89

1,372.98 20.92 0.14 1,531.89 30.03 0.16 1,854.61 23.41 0.18 2,357.09 17.31 0.21 2,534.32 36.55 0.23

Cobb ... Coffee.. Colquitt. ....

County ... . Private ..... County. Cars.
County.

Columbia ....

Joint.

Cars..

Cook ................. County.'.

h:l h:l C<>

Coweta ............... County ...

Crawford ......

Private . .

Crisp........ . Dade ...... ........... Dawson ..... Decatur .....

County . . Cars........... . No Program. " . County
Private.... . Cars.

3

7 83.7

9.4 93.1

4

7 140.5

3

1435 !

II

15 109.5 283

392.5

7

78

21

29

5

II 82

223

305

12

23 1505 145.3 295.8

1

4 5.4 30.4 41.8

5

5 26

158

184

18

31 370

280

656

12

12 09

209.4 278.4

5

44

153

197

1

16

0 16

.! 9

13 96 ilili' 295

4

5 51

91

142

3

3 13

16

29

33,5W .51,660 141,300
320 1099'.800 1
106,488 15.048 240
26364',848 1 100,224

750,,

920 760

1

106,200 51,120
10,440

DeKalb ............
Dodge .............. Dooly ...............

County. County.
County . . Private.. ; Cars..... Per Diem

8

18 201.4

10

14 57

J. . < :3i

4 19

71

7 19

6

Dougherty............. County ... .

Douglas ............... Private .... .

5

Early .............. Private.....

21 1

1

Echols .......

County.

Effingham........... County ..

:1

Elbert ..........

T...... ~I Joint .........
Cars ............... I Per Diem ...........
.1 County ............

Cars............... .

a

191 8 77 29 227 3 44
18 11 88 :1 10
9 ..i:ii'"
5! 39

90.3
300 80 155 59

291. 7
357 105
174 65

105,012
'012!,6:4~01
20,400

114 77 396.5 30

305 154 623.5
74

109,800' 440
25254,460 1
26.640

2

10

120

208

74.~~&1

8

24

8,6401

170 f:ilii ..1 ....i~H~gl

24

68

101

375

121

451

2g

707

1

39

0', 5111

0

966

0,

571

01 4101

021 &1 2, 8781

~I

402' 23

'~I .i :066 279

01

37

~~i

1,077 87:11

0, 254'

~l

3:19'
57' 12

2~10' 935 338 2,101 85

476 572 7:35 :39 511
966' 57 4101 2,021' 878
404 23
1,066 279 37
1,093 895 1 254' :143 57 12 .
935 362,
2, lO85ll

20

20

611 420

n

19

0O!'

34 474,

01

8,

40 481
20 84 .
47~11

159

0,561.96

143

13,680.09

67

23,021.74

5

929.00

102

13,514.72

81

21,483.80,

57

1,003. 501

82

9,943.45

112

42,347.89

73

27,212.04

80

11,104.60

23

850.00

118

22,184.37

69

8,327.00

12

1,438.00

1:17

21,83684

89

24,811.73

84 49'

~:m~g,

1,001.40

360.00 .

104

21,541.30

72

15,071. 64

100 51,708.08

28

6'838.421

10

222.26

80

13,647.20

20

075.00 1

53

13,1551510.0031" .

2 - - - - -72-5-.00

2,187.:32 17.49 0.20 :1,420.02 :30.33 0.26 2,092.88 32.56 0.16
132.71 2:1.82 0.10 2,702.94 26.44 0.12

1,79032 22.24 0.20 1,00350 17.60 0.07 1,988.69 24.25 0.15 2,352.66 20.95 0.18 2,267.72 30.99 0.27

2,220.92 27.62 0.16 85000 36.95 0.15
2,464.93 '20:Si 0.21
2,081. 75 29.85 0.16 479.33 38.86 O.H

2,729.60
2,481.17 2,255.95
1,020 75 125.17

20.27
28.42 26.64 21.07 17.56 30.00

0.21
O.H! 0.18 0.11
0.05

2,393.47 3,014.33 2,462.28
2,279.47

23.03 44.59 24.61 80.45

O.HI
0.27
o 23
02.1

222.26 2,274.53
675.00
1,461.22 145.00

11.11 0.27

32.49 0.18

:15.52 0.08

15.15 27.74

. il:i:i

90-.6-2 - - -0-.0-4

TABLE IV-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-TRANSPORTATION-1955-56

County

Type or Ownership

I'
No. Buses

I ____~umber ~es Tra,,=~~
No. Trips

Pupils Transported
~~I~ I
More

I Total
I EI~~~g~l~~es
Depreciation on County

Average Cost Per _

--------- --------- -- ---

Paved Unpaved Total

Annual

Wlthm Than Total Per

Owned

----

--~

----

Mileage ------

-lY-z m-il-es

lYzmiles
----

----

Bus -----

Buses ------

Bus ------

Child ----

- M-i-le -

Emanuel.

.

Evans

.

Fannin

.

Fayette ,

Floyd

.

Forsyth . Franklin . Fulton ..

Gilmer .....

Glascock .

Glynn

.

Gordon '"

Grady

.

Greene .

Private . County . No Program. Private.... County. Cars.
No Program. County . County . Cars. Car
Private. County. County. County. County . Per Diem .

17

21 151.5 390.6 542.1

195,156

7

7 39

148

187

67,320

15 1,308 1,323

0

506

506

78

40,053.96

72

14,137.77

2.356.41 :30.62 0.20 2,019.68 27.94 0.21

4

7 99

42 .1.4.1........ "50:760"1 .... 0 583 .583

10 2

13 207.2 2 13

o60.6 267.8 13

92,384.4,
3,940 I

33,

508

01

4

541 I

.. iO;3i;i:i8
20,3~Ugi

2,592.07 2,034.20
3960

17.78 40.04 19 80

0.20 0.22 0.02

e

8 50

89

139

12 1 1

24 255

61

13

o

1 32.5

o

316 3
32.5

! ...... 50.040

Oo;l 400

405 i

113.760

986

986

1.080

0

5

.5

11,700

5

5

7,704:95
:36,617.46 180.60
1,218.86

1.284.15
3.051.45 18060
1,218.86

19.26 :37.14 :36.12 243.77

0.15 0.:32 0.17 0.10

4

4 31

80

111

6

6 104

20

124

3

3 40

54

94

11

17 102

254

356

13

13 165

322

487

39,960 44.640 33,840 128,160 175,320

o ooo

213 526 154 818

7o9

1,403 1

213 526 154 818 1,482
1

9.065.00 14,424.77 7,080.05 25,242.96 31.402.23
9.70 .

2,266.25 2,404.12 2,360.02 2,294.81 2,415.55

42.55 27.42 45.97 :30.85 22.:38
9.70

0.22 0.32 0.21 0.19
o 17

Gwinnett . Habersham .

Hall

.

County. County . Private . County.
Cars..

7 115 2 42
1 16 4 76.4 I lO

100 3 1 67.6
1.5

215 45 17 144 11.5

77,400 16,200 6.120
51.840 4,140

:o3

334 40

3:37 40

o o o

10
204 2

lO 204
2

48

13,750.80

40

2,233.00

lO

540.00

51

9.47595

2

:390.00

1,964.40 41.17 0.17 2,233.00 50.8:3 O.t4
540.00 54.00 O.OS 2,368.98 46.45 0.18
390.00 195 00 0.09

Hancock .. Haralson. Harris ..
Hart...

Heard ..

Henry

.

Houston..

Irwin ... .

Jackson. Jasper ..

County. Private County .. Joint. , .. County. Cars. .
County Private . Private . County. Private ..
I County County

lO

29 128

297.5 425.5

153,180

:3

3 36 7 32.8 695

25,020

1

1 10

:36

46

16,560

lO

22 167

189

356

128,160

5

6 40

6:3

103

37,080

5

5 26

8

34

lO,640

.

6

6 59

103.2 162.2

58,392

2

2 24

25.9 49.9

17,964

13

17 102.9 251.5 354.4

127,584

15

15

25 195

370.25

133,290

8

15 1lO753. 1 241. 8 344.8

124,128

~I

8 80

133

21:3

II 115 , 237

352

76.680 126.720

66 1,358 1,424

o9

198 75

207 75

42 1,145 1,187

1:o3

346, 33

:159 :3:3

o 332

332

2

122

124

oo

1,718 1,311

1,718 1,311

o 836

836

296

299

632! 632

142

29,783.62

69

7,038.00

75

2,14462

118

26,117.50

72

6,587.55

712.44

55

11.568.88

62

5,lO4.19

132

39,366.82

87

37,428.80

lO4

25,393.50

1

59

12.325.01

i9,1 23.083 82

2,978.36 2,346.00 2,144.62 2,611.75 1,317.51
142.48
1,928.14 2,552.09 :3,028.22 2,495.25 :!,174.18
2,465.00 2,885.47

2l.!J:3 :!554 2859 22.81 19.04 21.59
:34.84 41.84 22.91 28.55 :!0.:37
41.63 36.52

0.19 0.28 0.1:! 02U 0.17 0.07
0.20 0.28 0.31 0.2S 0.20
0.16 0.18

Jeff Davis ... Jefferson. ..
Jenkins . . Johnson . .Jones . Lamar .
Lanier .. Laurens. Lee ...
Liberty ... Lincoln . Long .
Lowndes.. Lumpkin. Macon.
Madison. Marion.... MeDuffie..
McIntosh.
Meriwether.
Miller Mitchell. Monroe .. Montgomery. . Morgan .. Murray .. Muscogee . Newton.

Joint. ,_ County. Private. Cars ..
Private .. Private .. County . County ... . Per Diem..
County .. County.
Private .... County .. Private ..
Cars.
'1 ~~~snty. County. County. Cars ...
County . . Joint.. County. County . . Private..
County .... Per Diem.. County . . County. Joint. .
County. Private . . Per Diem.. County Private..
. County. County. County. Cars... Private
County ... Per Diem. Private. . I C~unty "I'hmt. .. . Ppr Diem.

7: 27 19! 163.9
1 12 13
16 129 10 78 8 147.5 16 70

152.2 247.6
12
o

179.2 411.5 24
3

340.25 210
l.53.5 62

469.25 288
301.0 132

5 12 16446',544 1
4,320 600
116083,,963800[ 108,:360 47,520

3

5 32

147

179

23

26 141

420

561

6

6 37

101

138

15

19 139

267

406

1

I9

17.5 26.5

1,

12

o

2

64,440 201,960
49,680 146,160
9,540 240

11

15 135

160

295

3

4 28.6 11.5 40.1

10 80.2 129.3 209.5

5 27
2o

96

123

4

4

106,200 14,436
75,420 44,280 1,440

17 84 2 12 1 23 1 65
20 102 9

255 23 4 145
243

3:J9 35 27 21
345.9

121,362
12.5:30 9,720 1,806 121,832

12 140

119

259

11 7925'2i5'75'295' . .
6 41.7 !13.5 135.2 3 55.2 24.5 79.7

93,240
ioli;200
48,672 28,692

123
o

I

6

24 184.9

694 12
16 413.1

192.4 12
22
598

61,562 4,320

7 44 26 145.5 9 113
43 4 36 9

212
467.5 156 15
39.9

256 613 269
18 76.8

103

99

202

1

1 30

1

31

20

22 298.2 34

332.2

===== ,-,l~:~c

:~4

38 c,---L-,-lccc-

212

1

368

o 1,149

:3691 1,149 1

741 82'

o

,)2

o

3

52 1

52

3

3

43

877

o 717

o 688

o 296

o

13

920 717
688 296
13

84 119 86'
74 18

37

251

288

96

34 1,37!1 1,413

61

2
o

405 820

407 820

o

37

37

68 55 37

0,

1

1

1

9,)4

10o411

80 834

954 44
834

87 15 119

IO

271

281

56

C

9

9

9

170
o o o o

1,217 126 13 48 976

1,387
11236[ 48 976

138 126
13 48 97

4
o

796 3

o 811

800 3
811

114 3
90

4

358

862

121

1

287

288

144

C
o o o
15

630 14 6 76
1,726

630 14 6
1,747161'

105 II
83 76

o 669

C 1,73\

oC

593 26

o 313

6691

1.

73 1 593 1

26,

:31:3

95 108
85 ,
104

o o o

73~

122
73~ . 9

o 1,1901,1901'

59

16 0,

6~L__6 L. .~

921 2184,..144638..21
6(;9.83 .1000
~~:Jg~6~1
19,77090
n.157 .31
120.70 .

22,,08

19

03

..

78 22

1

669 33

5000

2,60110 2,77UO 2,47l.36 2,289.33

39.31 2449 12.87 16.66
32.72 232,) 28.74 30.93
9.28

0.22 0.19
o 15 o 08
o0.1176
0.18 0.19

7,2CH.57 40.:309 56 1 12,6:31.50 28,178.11
1,:320.00 I 00

2,40).52 1,752 59 2,1052.5 1,87854 1,32J.00
7 00

28.69 29 23 31.18 34.:J6 :35.68
700

0.11 0.20
025 0.19 0.14
0.02

28,992 73 1,383.50
18,576 20 10.,184 98
720.00

2,635.70 461.17
2,653.74 1
2,076.991 72000

:n39 46.11 22.27 38.32
80.00

0.27 0.09 02,5
0.2:1 0,)0

30,978 68
2,\111.0" 2,32178
67!J24 22,49862

3,097.87[ 2,94105 2,32178
67924 2,249.86

25.45 23.:J4
178.60 14.1.1
2305

0.25 0.28 0.24 0.37 0.18

12,90678 9000 ..
17,47963 8,54038 5,284 50

1,843.83 16.21

0.14

i :942 is
2,846.79

30.00 . 21.5,)[. 23.85

o0.1168

2,642.25 18.41 0.18

1:1,902.0:3 1,035 00 4.10.00 . 1,94000
39,47555

~~gII 2,317.00
1,035.00

0.22 0.24

. i ,879 78

75.00 .

22.87

0.19

1,940001 25.53 0.24

16,11043 42,7969,) 20,16590
288.00 8,84712

2'301.4911 24.08 0.17 2,674.80 24.72 0.19

2,880.84 34.00 0.21

72.00 11.07

0.08

2,9'19.04 28.26 0.32

1:::~g~~~::::~~11 19.19 17.55 . 285.55

o 19
0.23

49,33933

2,466.96 41.46

041

l { _ 1~~E

26.89

024

2,608 88 30.00 _

TABLE IV-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-TRANSPORTATION-1955-56

Pupils Transported

Total

Number Miles Travelled

Daily

Expenditures

Including

County

Type of Ownership

No. Buses

No.
Trips Paved Unpaved Total

Annual

More Within Than Total

Depreciation

on County

Per

Owned

Average Cost Per

------

---------

----

---

---

----

---

Mileage
-------

1Vz miles 1)1 miles --- --- ---

Bus ----

Buses -----

Bus ------

Child
---

Mile
---

Oconee

Oglethorpe

Paulding .

Peach

.

Pickens , ..

. .
.. ...

Private .... County .. Private . Private .
County .

5 14
5 6 1

rc 126
15 134.5
5 88.5 12 104 2 11

89.5 244.1 35 100
4

215 5 3786 123.5
204 15

77,580 136,296 22,106.5 73,440
5,400

42

385

427

14

807

821

o

318

318

~~I
64

12,400.00 19,181. 33 10,151.00

o

725

725

121'

15,665.82

9

62

71

71

1,782.98

2,480.00 32.20 0.16 1,370.09 23.76 0.14 2,030.20 31. 92 0.45 2,610.97 21.60 0.21 1,782.98 28.75 0.33

Pierce
Pike Polk Pulaski.

.

County

.

1

12

8

10

2,700

Private .

4

4 39.6 171.2 210.8

75,888

. ... County

.

9

12 64.8 180 244.8

84,754

.

Private

.

6

15 129

1044 233.4

84,024

. ... County ..

6

22 108 199 307

110,520

o o

35 345

35 345

35

1,486.59

86

10,821.99

14

872

886

98 18,029.24

1o3

621 812

634 812

105 135

18,600.48 16,472.24

1,486.59 42.47 0.55 2,705.50 31.36 0.14 2,003.25 20 67 0.21 3,100.08 29 95 0.22 2,745.37 2029 0.15

Putnam Quitman
Rabun

. County .

.

County .

Private

.

Cars.

. Per Diem ..

6

7 864 136.3 222.7

80,172

2

2 27

31

58

20,880

2

3 35.5 35

705

25,380

1

11

9.2 10.2

3,672

21

641

662

110

18,9,27.78

o

74

74

37

2,624.13

2

118

120

60

4,312.00

o

7

7

7

675.00

o

4

4 .....

1,026.00

3,154.63 1,31206 2,156.00
675.00 .

29.53 0.24 35.46 0.12 36.54 0.17 96.43 0.18 256.50 ........

Randolph. . . Richmond. ..
Rockdale. . . Schley. . . .. .

Private

.

... County.... .

. . .. County.

Cars

.

Per Diem .

18

28 151 510 1 661.1

237,996

12

16 178.6 1189 297.5

104,940

5

5 45

93

138

49,680

6

6 35

53.5 88.5

31,860

o

955

955

53

20 1,400 1,420

118

o

464

464

93

o6

145 5

151 5.

25

35,103.99
30508.41
12,902.71
4,916.00 13000

1,950.22 2,542.37 2,580.54
819.33 ..

36.75 0.15 21. 79 0.29 27.80 0.26 33 90 0.15 26.00 ........

Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens

. County. . . . ... . ..' . County..... . County.............. . County...... ..
Private...... .
Cars....... .......

24

34 194.4 433.1 627.5

5

10 72

109

181

6

12 104

69.5 173.5

2

2 22

20

42

1

1 32

12

44

3

3 21

3

24

227,155 47,800 62,807
15,120 15,840 7,840

o 1,433 1,433

60

41,086.65

o

547

547

109

7,177.51

o3

616 127

619 127

103 63

14.902.01 3 281. 71

o

38

38

38

1,260.00

5

5

2

301.23

1,711.94 28.67 0.18 1,435.50 13. J2 0.J5 2,483.66 24.19 0.23 1,640.85 25.84 0.22 1,260.00 33.16 0.08
100.41 60.24 0.04

Stewart Sumter

. Private

.

9

11 95 6 178.6 274.2

Cars........

..'

4

5 29.5 26

555

. County..... .. ..

6

12 90

123

213

Cars

..

13

13 100

23.5 1235

Per Diem .

98,712
19 980 76 680 33,3>0

25

724

749

83

18 622.50

o

74

74

18

1. 081.00

o 478

478

79

10 21216

o

59

59

5

1,189.00

o

4

4 ........

144.00

2,069.17
27025 1,702.02
91.46
..

25.72 0.J8
14.60 0.05 21.36 0.13 20.15 0.04
3600 ........

Talbot.. .. .. .. .. .. ... County...... .. .....

2

3 16

42

58

19,720

Private.....

" .. '

11

22 212.1 209 421.1

151. 596

Taliaferro. . . . . . . . . . . .. County

.

8

8 65

170

235

84.600

Tattnall.. . . .. . .. .. .. .. County... .

.

4

7 50.3 91.4 141.7

51,012

Private

.

3

6 56

88.3 144.3

51,948

Joint

.

3

4 30.4 85.5 115.9

41,724

o

159

159

79

3.111.05

o 1,097 1,097

99

33.13700

25 520 545

68

14,760.63

11 361 372

93

6,593.86

7

310

317

105

9,010.40

3

221

224

75

8,161.20

1,555.52 19.56 015 3,012.45 30.20 0.22 1,845.08 28.38 0.17 1,648.46 18.26 0.13 3,003.46 29.06 0.17 2,720.40 36.92 0.19

Taylor. '"
Telfair Terrell Thomas

County

.

1

1 12

30

Private

.

8

8 114 169

. Joint

.

9

16 100 210

. Private..... . ..

4

4 65

123

. County

.

14

16 170 273

Tift.. Toombs Towns Treutlen. . . .

. County

.

. Joint

. No Program .

" . Private

.

Per Diem

.

5

6 50

.

6

7 146

4 "4" 'in:iJ'

166 154
68.56

Troup

.

Turner

.

Twiggs .

Private Private County Private
Joint Cars

.

12

12 213.2 28.1.3

,

6

11 61

143.9

.

5

5 51

63

.

2

25

32 6

.

4

4 48

52

.

2

25

23

Union

.

.. No Program .

Upson

.

Private

.

22

Cars

.

3

Walker

.

County

.

6

Walton Ware

.

County

.

Joint.....

. ..

Cars

.

.

County

.

Private

.

Cars.......

..

7

17 78 236

3

6 24

65

1

25

29

3

5 70

80

1

11

6

1

12

5

Warren
Washington Wayne Webster

.
. .
. ...

County...... . ....

Cars

.

Private

.

County........ '"

County

.

Private

.

Cars

.

7

7 48

122

2

28

11

13

20 104.4 349.7

4

4 81

90

2

2 18

5.1

2

2 21

32.5

6

6 33

24

Wheeler White
Whitfield

. County . County
Private . Joint
Cars

.

6

8 61

177

.

1

2 34

2

.

1

1 5.8

4.3

.

1

2 15

22.5

.

2

2 15

2

Wilcox Wilkes

. County
Per Diem . County
Joint Per Diem _

.

8

8

. ....... i ..... ';2

.

.

4

8

.

60 210

. .....

24

8.5

81.1 63.2

Wilkinson Worth

. County

.

Joint

.

Cars

.

. County........ . ..

Cars

.

1

26

40

5

7 22

121.3

3

3 10

6

5 8

5 10

4o9

221.6 72.9

42 283 310 188 443
216 300
130.46
498.5 204.9 114 37.6 100 28

15,120

o

101,880

7

111,600 67,680

5o

159,480

21

77,760

o

108,000

1

'46:965:6" . o o

179,460

o

73,764

o

37,680

o

13,536 36,000

oo

10,080

o

35
o o

314

112,412

27

89 34

31,862 12.172

1o5

150

54,000

22

7

2,520

o

7

2,520

o

170

61,200

84

19

6,840

o

454.1

163,476

162

171

61,560

o

73

26,280

10

53.5

19,260

2

57

18,120

o

238

85,680

o

36

12,960

o

10.1

3,636

o

37.5

13,500

20

7,200

oo

270

91,400

o

'32:5' ...... ii,700

o
11

144.3

51,948

2o5

46 143.3
16 270.6 72.9

16,560

o

51, 588

o

951,,796402 I
12,930 .

~I

81 702 728 114 822
3.12 368
330 1
1,124 330 594 121 409 36
724 40 381
830 210 14 197 16
6
237 24 1,181 286 135 127 79
366 32 11 26 16
623 2
111 498
71
68 303
11 333 78

81

S1

2,528.80

709

88

22,273.41

733

81

24,22952

114

28

8,43600

843

60 24,471. 72

352

70

12,5.15.40

369

61

16,216.55

830 ....... 9;578:00

1

38.50

1,124 .
330 . 594 . 121 . 409 . 36 .

29,07983 14,989 24
8,67790 4.90894 10,66264 2,732.79

2,.,23.80 31.16 0.17 2,78417 31. 73 0.22 2,69217 33.28 0.22 2,109.00 7400 0.12 1,747.98 29.77 0.15

2,511.08 35.67 016 2,702.76 4407 0.15

2,394 ..10 '29:02 0.20

.. 3850

..

2,423.32 2.1.87 0.16 2,498 21 4.1.42 0.20 1,73.1.58 14.60 0.23 2,454.47 4056 0.36 2,66.1.66 26.07 0.29 1,366.40 75.91 0.27

759

.. .. i7;956:00 .. 1,496.33 "'24.80 0.18

40 ..

1,605.00

802.50 40.12 0.21

381 .

10,19791

2,549.47 26.76 0.16

857 ..

225 ..

14

14

219

73

16

16

6

6

15,522.17 7,425.00
81500 7,635.53
4.10.00 .14.00

2,217.4.1 2,475.00
S15.00
2,545.18 450.00 54.00

18.70 35.35 58 21
38.7.1 28.12
9.00

0.14 0.23 0 07
0.14 0.18 0.02

321

45

12,250.30

24

12

1,1.10.00

1,343

103 42,07073

286

71

15,33867

145

73

3,591. 33

129

6.1

3,390.00

79

13

1,09250

1,750.04 .11.68 0.20 575.00 47.91 0.17
3,236.21 35.62 0.25 3,834.66 53.63 0.24 1,79.1.66 26.60 0.13 1,695.00 26.69 0.17
182.08 13.83 0.06

366

61

12,36253

2,060.42 3377 0.14

32

32

2,915.41

2,915.41 91.10 0.22

11

11

1,661. 40

1,661.40 1.11.03 0.45

26

26

3,20000

3,200.00 123.07 0.23

16

8

2,120.00

1,060.00 132.50 0.29

623

78

2.

122 122

523 131

71

1.1,448. .18

1,931.07

2,4~U~"" 2,421.01

12,548.11

3,137.03

873.10............

24.80 0.17
~U~iJ2iJ
25.20 0.24
12.30 ........

68

68

2,464.24

2,464.24 36.23 0.15

303

60 14,995.77

2,999.15 49.49 0.29

11

3

312 00

104.00 28.36 0.05

333

67 13,17721

2,635.44 3957 0.14

78

91

1,391.50

173.94 17.84 0.11

TABLE V-WHITE SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

1__

~N_'R_O_LL_.:._lE_N~

.

_

SYSTEM

I I

Exc


I!


ungr.1 &
Spec.

-~~-~-

BY GRADES
T-;--~---4-1----~-----;-;--9---;-~-1--~;-

Elementary
-~~:_-;e-::--Tota;_

High School
-;,;~~ Fem,l; Tot:-

Tobl Enr 011-
ment

No. Net

rP~rlelv;do

Enrollment

--.--- --.-. -----. 11----'--- --- - - - - - - --- - - - - - - --- --- - - --- - - ---- ---- ---- --- ---- - - ---- --- ----

Appling. Atkinson. Bacon ..

I . .I!. 1 i.

347 374 360 382 329 331 323 313 231 20; 160 125 1,287 1,159 2,446 503

202 219 181 202 158 164 157 110 127 83 69 58

676

607 1,283 227

252 244 240 215 215 208 186 192 1.,2 139 99 87

812

748 1,560 324

531 1,034 3,480 334 220 447 1,730 205 345 669 2,229 132

Baker ....

I

65 65 56 46 47 45 46 34 36 26 27 24

188

182

370 85

62 147

517 27

Baldwin..

1

24 236 258 279 210 191 205 211 228 195 164 95 87

844

770 1,614 407

362 769 2,383 150

1
Banks .... Barrow..
Bartow . . . . Ben Hill..
Berrien.

154 145 156 149 118 120 115 147 96 8,\ 60 54

488

469

957 196

199 174 200 167 142 161 142 97 29 28 16 16

616

,\69 1,185 86

628 584 586 53!1 479 475 457 386 290 221 153 139 2,027 1,721 3,748 563

145 111 143 103 120 109 119 92 51

442

406

8,\0 68

387 337 388 331 341 356 284 257 223 172 1,\7 116 1,27,' 1,149 2,424 448

246 442
100 186 626 1,189 7,\ 143
477 925

1,399 1,371 4,937
993 3,349

87 . 149 ,\74 .
86 . 352 .

Bibb ..

Blecklcy .

I

Brantley.

Brooks ..

Bryan ..

[

Bulloch.

Burke ..

Butts .

Calhoun .

Camden..

2,326 2,134 2,125 1,831 1,587 1,58'\ 1,555 1,472 1,150 990 770 610 6,795 6,399 13,194 2,454 2,'\38 4,992 18,186 1,214.

93 81 101 80 101 76 88 75 43 ....

311

30J

620 56

62 118

738 ....

175 167 201 171 164 167 165 153 123 117 95 89 136 158 180 127 1,\4 149 133 127 120 99 83 86

641 ,\13

.\69 1,210 266 ,\24 1,037 231

31 577 1, 787 284 515 1,552 166 ..

141 137 135 106

96 118

98

88

6~

61

51

44

446

385

831 141

171 312 1,143 101 ..

27 405 347 :385 366 293 338 330 318 277 239 191 211 1,290 1,201 2,491 634

173 201 224 145 169 156 176 129 126

8~

90

68

649

,\9,\ 1,:\44 252

130 118 118 105 90 86 100 74

83 103 76 87

95 78

79 81

71 67

71 ,,7

61 74

.54 44

371 295

381 296

752 183 ,\91 163

183 169 186 145 129 120 126 126 95 88 ,\5 37

,\61

497 1,058 202

602 1,236 249 501 153 336 160 323 199 401

3,727 307 . 1,745 89 . 1,088 41 ..
914 70 .. 1,459 ..

Candler.

Carroll. .

Catoosa ..

Charlton ...

Chatham ..

39

113 132 110' 124 12,\ 116 112 94 93 84 62 ,\0

439

393

832 179

204 383 1,215 92 .. ,

584 527 528 511 437 4,\7 486 422 337 265 240 191 1,846 1,684 3,500 752

703 1,455 4,985 434

617 554 605 499 472 431 447 426 342 2'\8 181 144 1,891 1,735 3,626 686

66,\ 1,3'\1 4,977

141 110 111 121 106 98 97 90 72 73 63 44

391

393

7M 183

1,\9 342 1,126 6,\ .

2,354 2,441 2,399 2,068 1,831 1,734 1,684 1,663 1,464 1,241 1,052 783 7,'\06 7,054 14,570 3,131 3,072 6,203 20,773 1,151 .,

Chattahoochee .. Chattooga ... Cherokee. Clarke .. Clay . . .

14 22 18 20 11 14 1,\ 16

8

9 10

6

59

55

114 2:3

26 49

163 2,\ ..

514 479 441 402 356 335 3,\1 289 228 203 1,\2 9,\ 1,507 1,371 2,876 474

493 967 3,845 339 .

535 5,,8 517 ,,00 490 46;; 445 372 297 27 23 19 1,8'\7 1,653 3,'\10 373

36,\ 738 4,248 483 ..

57 .

299 735 559 631 491 46, 413 400 427 34,\ 267 203 248 2,126 1,925 4,Oi3 716

3\1 36

3,\

"I

3,\

29

27

25

20

15

18 17

140

112

2,\2 46

794 1,'\10 '\,563 407 .

49 95

347

Clayton .

Clinch .

Cobb .

Coffee .

471.

Colquitt.. .

I.

1,093 1,026 1,037 792 631 616 622 568 426 350

166 1631 1,\(; 1,\1 132 126 136 96 83 61

iI 1,920 1

1,979, 1,69011,496 1,403 1,333 1,252 1,022 845

,;:37 56,\ 618 12,0,\1677

,,72! 609,

5'\1022,1

444 ,\01

478 ,\11

509 462

43,\ 160

418 31,\ 12,\1 92

242 199 3,158

44 47

538

~~~I 4.54 6,143

76 ~

20'\,1 1,917 631 2,010

2,659 492
5,72'\
U~~I

5,817 907 1, 030 168
11,868 2,0371 3,654 811 3,780' 247

878 1,785 163 331 2,191 4,228 799 1,610 269 ,\16

7,602 1,012 1,361 1~01' 16,096 1,748
'\,264 522
4,2961 ,\24:

Columbia ..... Cook .......
Coweta .... ...
Crawford .. " Crisp., .. " "

Dade ..... Dawson.. . ". " Decatur... . DeKalb .........
Dodge .... ""

Dooly.......... Dougherty .....
Douglas .. ". Early ........ Echols ......

Effingham ...
Elbert .... " . Emanuel. ... Evans .... . " Fannin.... "

Fayette .. Floyd ....

. .

." .

"

Forsyth ..... Franklin ....
Fulton. " ...

... ...

Gilmer ...... ....

Glascock ....

Glynn ........
Gordon .. ...

".

Grady ...

Greene... .
Gwinnett ... ". Habersham. " Hall ... ". Hancock.

Haralson .. Harris.. . ". Hart ........ Heard ..... ...... Henry ... ".

Houston ..... Irwin..... . Jackson ... Jasper ....
Jeff Davis . " ..

. ...
i:i .:
74.
34
4i i3 "

241 233 220 185 158 184 148 138 132 69 63 ..

685

238 270 271 240 229 225 216 244 160 122 123 9,\

872

254 261 344 252 230 214 243 230 102 79 67 67

936

" ...

45 50 60 57 55 46 63 44 43 137 128 132 141 131 112 125 106 71

27 77

32 51

26 65

199 480

278 271 243 233 209 229 216 167 132 102 66

130 115 120 94 95 117 87 98 41 51 50

"

427 398 402 366 329 361 317 282 218 206 191

':i4 3,690 3,695 3,776 2,863 2,142 2,192 2,131 1,994 1,668 1,262 1,002 356 358 398 333 339 287 294 278 212 155 116

53

871

44

390

192 1,377

823 10,783

121 1 ,227

160 158 149 138 123 118 141 125 111 87 75 81

517

1,220 1, 194 1,107 953 713 709 677 577 493 386 282 257 3,455

386 371 378 312 274 300 281 288 170 164 144 104 1 ,218

209 192 195 173 165 188 151 162 111 101 92 84

663

65 51 59 42 38 57 47 41 37 33 24 19

183

156 142 160 166 159 146 152 117 115 97 80 72

589

157 176 183 166 137 165 164 129 123 109 60 38

619

336 348 325 312 283 308 316 275 24,\ 197 186 162 1,190

107 117 111 111 108 100 103 95 87 65 72 51

410

497 409 424 360 361 :l91 :l78 3:l5 272 228 141 117 1,521

154 154 160 143 1:l3 119 140 117 10:l 62 59 47

500

886 910 975 848 751 647 668 604 578 416 323 264 :l,065

:l89 :l30 :l50 303 :l04 :l09 :l2,\ 248 167 162 111 88 1,214

:l34 :l04 318 287 297 290 :l06 240 249 196 174 152 1,099

2,298 2,nO 2,:l80 1,928 1,664 1,668 1,727 1,494 1,15:l 898 711 615 7,072

.. . :l:l:l :loa 251 284 249 267 226 187 169 113 sa 85

989

48 56 :l9 54 44 ,\6 45 52 46 26 25 so

176

654 745 669 629 494 545 471 477 433 :l74 287 228 2,095

452 425 462 :l88 :l72 :l96 346 283 237 169 1:l2 124 1,506

:l43 :l29 :l60 asa 293 :l03 313 247 205 190 172 154 1,224

137 142 n9 121 106 145 136 95 127 72 79 77

485

"

992 942 922 814 709 6:l7 717 6:l2 484 406 342 :l01 2,99:l

537 495 511 425 :l92 :l68 :l88 360 246 286 176 129 1,64,\

824 50

826
sa

799 69

790 57

672 56

679 51

726 72

582 47

487 57

:la77s

274 35

215 24

2,770 201

209 184 204 219 205 190 176 1:l5 106 91 73 sa

749

140 117 140 124 104 111 loa 109 86 66 51 52

414

304 292 359 312 250 260 249 252 210 160 131 92 1,093

140 126 130 139 108 137 100 119 77 81 56 49

478

".

245 232 247 258 182 200 175 186 130 110 94 100

841

730 771 737 626 491 515 473 388 316 256 186 161 2,275

157 190 182 166 164 183 165 152 141 133 98 104

624

249 276 241 244 223 218 220 161 87 68 60 40

882

:io 79 60 62 63 52 49 43 48 47 43 40 :l7

233

239 252 26,\ 244 233 2:l1 243 207 158 141 110 91

912

684 1,369 208

817 1,689 363

862 1,798 263

177

376 71

426

906 183

808 368 1,235 9,780 1,162

1,679 243 7,\8 130
2,612 564 20,563 3,336
2,389 413

470 3,152 1,084
610 176

987 6,607 2,302 1 ,273
359

232
1,000 458 280 74

492 1,081 238

529 1,148 223
1,0:l8 2,228 sis

:l47

757 186

1,299 2,820 515

503 2,620
1,096 1,0:l7
6,864

1,003 5,68'\ 2,:l10 2,1:l6 13,936

173 1,085
365 486 2,396

924 1,913 297

166

:l42 82

2,125 4,220 896

1,3:l5 2,841 445

1,050 2,274 48:l

441 2,740 1,471 2,546
207

926 24.\ 5,73:l 1,041
:l,116 575 5,:l16 911
408 92

6:l8 1,387 226

425

8:l9 180

933 2,026 408

402

880 184

698 1 ,539 304

2,068 4,343 662

583 1 ,207 324

789 1,671 208

195

428 121

795 1,707 320

194 402 1,771 .... ,,1 ...

381 744 2,433 223' ..

282 54.I' 2,343 289.

101 172

548 40 ..

187 37o 1,276 160 ..

277 52o
154 284 525 1,089 3,413 6,74 9 469 882

2,199 1,042 3,701 27,312 3,271

93 .. 68 .. 255 .. 2,308 129

247 479

o 995 1,995

412 270

857,\o

80 154

1,466 116 ... 8,602 1,046 .. 3,172 304 1,823 111
513 25 ..

243 48 236 45 546 1,06
184 37 578 1,09

1,562 1,607 3,293
1,127 :1,913

93 . 94. 8j6.
53 . 164

215 38 1,100 2,18
411 77 525 1,01 2,475 4,87

1,391 .. 7,870 807 ..
3,086 ... 3,147 .. 18,807 1,613.

350 64 97 17
90a 1,79 500 94 485 96
205 45o
1,124 2,165 622 1,19 7
1,024 1,93 5 106 ]9 8

2,,\60 . 521
6,019 3,786 3,242

21 .. 382. 417 .. 47 .

1,376 7,898 4,313 7,251
606

131 . . 783 .. 224 .. 752 .
19 .

242 468 1,855
184 364 1,203 153 . 437 845 2,871 278 .
o 198 382 1, 262 119 .
316 62 2,159 167

645 1,30 304 62 208 41
94 21 387 70
1

5,650 1,835 2,087
643 2,414

470. 107 .,
2~~1 .:
193 ...

~-----

TABLE V-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT

ENROLLMENT

SYSTEM

Ungr, Exc. &

BY GRADES

1_ _ _E~:ntar~_ _

High School

Total No. Net Enroll- Prevo Enroll-

Spec. Kg. 1

I 2

3

4 _5J_~_ 7

8

9

~--------

ment

En-

ment

10 11 12 Male Female Total Male Female Total

rolled

Jefferson. ..
Jenkins ... Johnson ...
Jones ...... Lamar ....

." .
..
.

.............., ...............,,1.-.........,...,

....... ....

.......,
.... ..... ... . ..

242 128 133 114
67

209 123 150
99 67

225 131 175
85 68

197 110 142
88 65

166 182 113 91 155 137
90 75 S9 60

198 117 126
83 S9

155 76
128 84 64

137 75
106 55 54

135 66 72 57 46

105 61 75 43 35

120 4S 62 SO 18

761 459 492 327 238

6S8 1,419 332

3S4

813 158

526 1,018 242

307

634 138

207

44S 108

Lanier ... .. ... ......

Laurens .. .. Lee . . . . . . . .

......

. .

..... .....

.

..
..

,
.

.

.

. . . ...

... ...

..

... ...

.. ,

Liberty ..... ..... ..... .. ...

Lincoln... ....... . .... ..

109 120 106

95 107 103

82

81

8S

62

43

35

394

298 298 312 317 269 264 234 238 202 203 148 147 1,066

74 72 81 55 57 60 S7 46 55 34 19 11

249

198 209 186 169 124 104 140 95 94 47 55 41

.177

83 64 79 75 51 72 67 65 62 47 44 31

249

328

722 149

926 1,992 498

207

456 7:l

553 1,130 182

242

491 128

Long....... ....... ....

... Lowndes.
Lumpkin.

................

..

,

Macon ............

8 ..

Madison.... ....

82

95

92

90

77

85

62

49

6S

54

36

41

320

263

58:J 11:J

40 399 :J54 :J73 304 288 266 :J04 257 205 16:J 137 1:J0 1,208 1,120 2,:J28 477

164 192 191 19:J 163 161 182 121 104 81 47 40

647

599 1,246 18:J

122 104 11:J 98 100 112 125 8S 89 58 60 47

411

:J71

782 167

2:J9 243 25:J 242 202 2:15 225 19:J 166 112 89 78

8n

766 1,6:J9 315

320 . 652 165 323 201 443 lSI 289 109 217
IS7 306 440 938
92 165 150 332 121 249
132 245 415 892 210 :J9:J 172 :J39 :J2:J 6:J8

2,071 1,136 1,461
923 . 662

120 82 . 62 .
i'i ...

1,028 2,930
621 1,462
740 .

103 318
1 130

., .
.. .

. .

. . . .

...........

828 3,220 1,6:J9 1,121 2,277

46 . . ...

346 ..

120 . . .....

68 166

.

..
..

,
.

.

.

Marion . . . . . . . . McDuffie.. , .. McIntosh .....
Meriwether.. ... .... Miller...... .. , .. ...

.. ..
..
.....

71 61 58 77 7S 58 61 59 66 :J7 28 :J4

240

221

461 122

102 224

68,1 22 .

201 172 187 182 156 151 156 1:J6 97 94 71 81

664

541 1,205 212

267 479 1,684 103 .

66 74 78 85 70 66 52 60 4S 40 24 27

297

194

491 110

86 196

687 4S ..

242 249 268 229 216 187 225 208 16:J 151 1:J7 109

798

818 1,616 :J81

:J87 768 2,:J84 76 ....

167 149 141 167 144 140 136 11:J 119 109 9:J 71

5S3

491 1,044 254

251 505 1,549 91

Mitchell..... .. .....

Monroe .......... .. ,
Montgomery... , .

..

Morgan . . . .
Murray .... ...

198 166 190 162 157 178 141 146 12:J 110 97 118 11:J 1:J9 125 108 105 9S 90 70 81 61 101 92 11:J 99 84 78 92 105 68 79 61 152 157 156 126 1:J9 110 1O:J 1:J4 85 78 6:J 414 :J56 :J42 278 2S9 250 240 229 174 122 113

90

591

601 1,192 297

56

412

:J91

803 174

50

349

:J10

659 181

61

Sl8

42,1

94:J 204

85 1,117 1,022 2,1:J9 3S5

269 566 1,758 142 .
184 :J58 1,161 76 . ....
182 363 1,022 1:J7 .
217 421 1,:J64 117 . ... ..
:J68 72:J 2,862 144 .

Muscogee. . . . . . . . .

Newton.,., . Oconee...

......

Oglethorpe. .. .....

Paulding.

30 . . '2,06:J :J,111 2,976 :J,09S 2,549 1,8n 1,972 2,284 1,684 1,:J:J5 1,0n 858 642 10,293

....

354 :J21 :J62 297 29:J 277 276 297 240 186 146 151 1,121

146 146 143 119 126 121 118 95 117 76 59 61

489

12S

91 11S 11:J 91 113

99 103 104

82

62

63

:J82

:J21 :J40 :J29 277 252 277 223 228 195 14:J 100 89 1,041

Peach.... , . ..

148 149 IS8 107 128 124 11S 106 118 89 88 48

478

Pickens ......

257 268 253 225 24:J 195 211 156 151 132 82 6.1

862

Pierce ....... Pike ... ,.",

. .

......

Polk.... , .. , ....

... ..,

.. , . ....

269 266 248 241 242 232 214 212 185 165 148 147

906

111 114 121 119 10:J 98 104 79 72 69 46 :J8

4:J5

467 495 537 441 413 42!J :J84 221 175 1 161 131

96 1,642

1

I

1

, Includes 1060 boys and 1003 girls

9,660 1,059
430 :JOS 1178

19,9S:J 2,180
919 747 2,019

2,804 491 186 203 :J79

4S1

929 234

790 1,652 274

806 1,712 4:J3

:J:J5

770 148

1,524 :J,166 395

2,788 ,1,S92 529 1,020 222 408 211 414 :J76 75.1
215 449 :J12 S86 424 857 156 304 :J89 784

25, S4S 1,817 . ......

:J,200 261 .

1,:J27

89 .

1,116 2,774

203 ..

1,:J78 100. 2,238 :J8 ..

....

2,569 1,074 3,950

111l. 100 415 .,

......

Toccoa .

Trion

.

Valdosta .

Vidalia

.

Wavcross .

.. .. ........ I ...

West Point.

.

Hi .....I
..

~~~I

Hi

H1

~!i

~!~I

~i~

:!~

:~!

130 118 145 121 98 101 108 112 83

416 427 436 369 326 302i 316 278 241

31 ,;9 67 80 75 47 461 41 45 41

2~~ :~~ 71 65 193 147
36 28

J~ l.m; J~~ ~:m Hf

55

435

:l86

821 189

117 1,332 1,260 2,592 476

271 234

212

446 101

m J~~
197 386 500 976
76 177

UW
4,24'> 1.207 3,.>68
623

49

1

..

231 .

5[41.

107 .

143
22 .

Winder

.

101 117 129 104 75 94: 71 76 141 106 94 92, 383

308

1>91 2601 249 509 1,200 62 .

1

745~~72,804 ~,859 S4,30~ 1421~2~~5: _~~~~~~,:1_: 4~~i86,6741_8~~ Total Cities

562 231 5,120 15,07414,52415,298112,73710,881 10'9031110'90910'884 9,701 8,42616,977 6'008148'969

_ Gra_ nd_ To_ tal._. . ._. . _ . ..-'1-,_13-6-'-

70,76672.421 62,55754, 70'>

49,45441,440 775

46,908

95,87720,747 21,611 42,358 138,235 8,915. 17.> 642 626,6804'>,600.

133,

127,

TABLE VI-COLORED SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

EXROLLMENT

SYSTEM

Ungr,
Exc. & Spec. Kg.

BY GRADES

5

6

Elementary

High School

Tolal No. Net

Enroll- Prevo Enroll-

ment En- ment

10 11 12 Male Female Total Male Female Total

rolled

Appling..... .

.

Atkinson

.

Bacon......... .

.

Baker

.

Baldwin

.

138 III 101 105 106 74 84 72 46 36 23 18

369

350

719 73

122 195

914 25

.

102 63 64 53 52 50 37 29 24 12

4

5

217

204

421 26

48 74

495

..

60 57 45 34 35 32 22 13 17

8

7

3

138

147

285 27

21 48

333 20

..

164 124 94 114 108 81 75 44 51 34 20 14

407

353

760 55

108 163

923

9

..

358 263 287 237 209 183 183 139 103 60 54

.

893

827 1,720 142

214 356 2,076 18

..

Banks

.

Barrow

, .. '"

Bartow..............

Ben Hill

.

Berrien...... .. .. . . ..

. .... . ..

23 10 26 21 20 12

8

9

.

65

55

120

4

56 75 66 52 51 41 30 22

..

.

181

190

371 12

116 61 67 67

86 68

73 67 74 61

64 53

52 55

~~

3S

26 ... 23 .. 25

274 236

245 209

519 17 445 68

95 65 56 66 65 55 51 31 21 27 10 10

229

224

453 39

5

9

10 22

26 43

95 163

60 99

129

7.

393 19 ..

562 24

.

608 13

.

552 53

.

Bibb

.

Bleckley

'.,

Brantley

.

Brooks

, .. ,

Bryan......... '"

30 .. . ..

1,390 1,338 1,154 1,057 892 846 837 784 593 448 326 197 3,899 3,645 7,544 988 1,360 2,348 9,892 106

..

101 101 43 69 43 39 W

8

.

199

233

432

5

3

8

440

..

59 382

24 242

22 225

15 195

22 173

10 151

13~ ... i22

93

72

38 ... 31i

74 783

82

156

722 1,505 158

.

156

197 355 1,860 42

.. .

III 85 85 64 77 75 56 43 42 29 21 20

275

278

553 71

84 155

708

3

.

Bulloch Burke
Butts Calhoun Camden

. .
. . .

607 374 338 302 293 266 247 145 III

80 70 45 1,214 1,213 2,427 173

278 451 2,878 601

.

757 674 640 566 479 382 335 271 221 112 70 36 1,972 1,861 3,833 287

423 710 4,543 77

.

200 171 138 152 133 120 112 105 63 40 30 28

521

505 1,026 116

150 266 1,292

2

.

232 192 231 175 158 163 137 134 76 75 40 34

648

640 1,288 148

211 359 1,647 39

.

129 134 115 128 114 91 107 108 89 54 49 43

416

402

818 169

174 343 1,161

.

Candler. . . .. ..,

. . . . ..

140 114 102 85 88 59 57 43 21 31 21 10

324

321

645 42

84 126

771 26

..

Carro11......

. ..

262 231 208 159 162 149 13~ iii

.

645

656 1,301 ..

1,301 106

.

Catoosa .... " .. .. . .., ..

.

16

6

7

9 13

3

7

3

.

35

27

62

9

11 20

82

.

Charlton. . . . . . . . . . .. .. ... ..

74 62 62 50 43 40 30 28 27 16

5

7

187

174

361 41

42 83

444 11

..

Chatham............ 29.... . .. 1,573 1,577 1,479 1,295 1,135 1,125 1,009 964 780 723 525 361 4,695 4,527 9,222 1,526 1,827 3,353 12,575 219

..

Chattahoochee .. ,

Chattooga., . . . . .

Cherokee... .

Clarke. . . . . . . .

.

Clay................

, . ..
.... ,

51 32 23 28 22 23 26 10

4 20

5

75 71 63 62 40 48 38 37 26 27 21

30 24 19 15 15 12 16 10 10 16 12

40 403 304 299 264 323 239 229 197 190 141 127

169 118 131 110 105 91 81 71 62 36 41

5

105

100

205 23

18

199

198

397 62

7

67

64

131 22

90 1,060 1,041 2,101 341

20

403

402

805 108

21 44

249 10

..

67 526

526 13

..

33 55

186

3 ..

404 745 2,846 110 ........

122 230 1,035 ......

Clayton

.

Clinch .........

Cobb

.

Coffee

,

Colquitt

.

175 148 160 128 161 148 108 106 59 61 30 33

533

495 1,028 124

165 289 1,317 54 ..

127 95 93 61 64 75 52 38 27 11 10

8

296

271

567 37

57 94

661 19 ..

144 150 94 96 119 95 72 60.............. . ....

390

380

770 29

31 60

830 179 .

295 212 213 221 211 170 159 113 73 60 25

.

774

707 1,481 119

152 271 1,752 83 ..

187 102 119 113 110 94 91

.

407

409

816

..

816 66 ..

Columbia

Cook

.

Coweta.........

Crawford....

Crisp

.

. . I 242 187 171 163 141 121 122 153 108 118 118 104 84 84

71 95

69 58

30 45

13 ... 21 21

581 409

566 1,147 65

360

769 115

118 183 1,330 ..... 125 240 1,009 65.

.. ..

272 242 276 258 226 172 270 216 175 104 97 50

910

806 1,716 302

340 642 2,358 55 .

..

..

169 142 109 108 94 103 70 63 61 31 33 27

409

386

795 89

126 215 1,010 62 .

..

173 114 105 99 108 65 59 32 10

7

7

8

375

348

723 19

45 64

787 58 .

Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge

. . . .
.

13 ....

11

4

6

7

8

7

2

3

2 ....

206 194 112

22

23

45

3

Dooly

.

Dougherty

.

Douglas

.

Early

.

Echols .

Effingham .

Elbert

.

Emanuel.

.

Evans

.

Fannin

.

Fayette , .

Floyd

.

Forsyth

.

Franklin Fulton

. ..

37

391 295 275 849 752 682 95 69 71 299 302 275 32 23 24

136

43 33

943

878 1,821 146

334

154 125 2,085 2,111 4,196 431

50

22 20

246

244

490 69

166

76 78

987

943 1,930 257

4

1

5

66

66

132 11

216 108 95 96 98 84 99 88 49 36 13 16

273 168 143 119 130 120 94 130 33 25 10

6

385 247 238 258 167 166 153 103 97 60 37 38

126 112 81 73 88 63 64 44 47 31 29 15

4

1

3

2

..

1 ....

416

380

796 92

545

502 1,047 99

799

815 1,614 136

324

283

607 67

4

6

10 .

110 202

998 12 .

105 204 1,251 26.

199 335 1,949 258 .

99 166

773 32 .

1

1

11

5.

142 99 110 57 97 62 54 46 30 22 12 62 54 47 44 52 41 59 .

319

302

621 45

179

180

359 ......

71 116

737 ., 359 39 .

114 79 77 82 70 46 62 51 36 27 22 15

258

272

530 70

81 151

..

435 413 383 324 258 291 276 251 207 148 101 70 1,267 1,150 2,417 376

401 777

Gilmer

.

Glascock

.

Glynn

.

Gordon .

Grady

.

Greene

.

Gwinnett .

Habersham ..

Hall

.

Hancock

.

Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry

. . . . .

Houston

..

Irwin

.

Jackson

.

Jasper

.

Jeff Davis .

57 70 ... 57 .. 40 43 19 14 50 19 13 .... i4 .. 2

143

i,57 .. 300

298 317 275 225 219 217 213 210 186 115 91 60

877

892 1,769

51 98

398 10 .

348 662 2,431

7

206

149 .. iii 108 66 60

817

801 1,618 ... 206 .. 288 494 2,112

284 230 231 168 202 167 189 87 67 59 66 77 71 42 21 11 12 14 12 18 21 61 46 49 58 45 36 28 541 283 279 290 278 218 156

98 76 46 28 26 21

50

744

727 1,471 196

11

247

222

469 81

8

,51

58

109 51

.42

158 1,023

165 1,022

323 2,045

12 129

254 450 1,921 23 .

72 153

622

5.

45 96

205 ......

14 26

349 ..

254 383 2,428 58 .

60 35 24 28 35 27 17 248 234 245 221 160 163 149 202 117 111 103 93 88 74
60 55 59 51 50 59 53 261 263 246 219 249 246 185
420 341 296 270 282 216 185 169 171 158 152 150 125 130 60 36 40 41 42 26 23 . 160 138 135 140 117 61 97 85 62 68 91 74 76 35

14

9

6

65 53 32

48 47 25

41 32 20

123 83 72

119 62 47 63 55 38

64 .64" 27

36

22

33

13

111

20

754

22

399

13

187

40

857

33 l,gif
34

147

17

417

18

267 l

115

226 25

666 1,420 118

394

793 96

200

387 62

812 1,669 204

27 52

278 ..

163 281 1,701

8.

112 208 1,001 57 .

74 136

523 19 .

267 471 2,140 35.

966 2,010 170

241 411 2,421 37 .

514 1,055 129

153 282 1,337 58

121 431

~~~ . ii7 ... 127" 244

268 1,092

7. 32 .

224

491 54

92 146

637 17.

TABLE VI-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT
ENROLLMENT

SYSTEM

- , Ungr.
Exc. & - - - - - - - - - Spec. Ke.

BY GRADES

9

10 11 12

---- ---- --- ---

Jefferson. Jenkins ...
Johnson .. Jones . . . Lamar. .

Lanier. . . Laurens. Lee .... Liberty.
Lincoln.

Long ......

Lowndes.

~
0">"

Lumpkin. Madison.

Madison.

Marion ....
MCDuffie. McIntosh ..... Meriwether . .
Miller ....

Mitchell ..... Monroe........ . Montgomery... . Morgan.... . Murray. . . .

Muscogee.
Newton . . Oconee.. Oglethorpe. Paulding.

.. .. .. .....

Peach ... Pickens. Pierce.. Pike ...
Polk ....

654 393 373 400 279 303 258 196 113 110 70

283 215 205 191 158 135 139 113 95 68 50

287 114 121 121 74 72 34 66 32 33

8

....... I

173 143

149 59

116 72

141 64

121 52

123 57

97 54

74 11

55 4

55 40 6.

72 1,321 1,339 2,660 224

36

668

658 1.326 142

25

423

400

823 66

19

477

443

920 105

253

248

501

9

71 56 47 42 48 39 37 22 21 20

9

9

184

156

340 29

538 334 311 290 277 253 200 113 83 47 18 12 1,128 1,075 2,203 101

249 207 184 159 142 124 104 123 65 202 201 182 151 185 167 154 115 131

52 66

30 . 78

45

608 659

561 1,169 113 583 1,242 211

180 147 98 97 105 81 59 46 37 25 16 13

390

377

767 51

58 48 36 48 30 35 28 22 21 17 18 13

163

120

283 44

295 238 207 177 165 136 133 110 92 78 54 47

690

661 1,351 170

1 477

3 349

3 289

..:iS3

3 324

4 253

4 220

2. 136 144

81

64

11

7

18

2

46 1,171 1,024 2,195 180

132 95 100 87 89 60 78 57 47 35 25 17

328

313

641 90

195 124 142 132 125 127 98 82 60 59 43 23

477

466

943 117

258 193 199 196 163 137 128 111 69 45 19 26

643

631 1,274 102

157 137 132 109 105 98 107 85 63 43 38 30

429

416

845 122

465 391 369 365 320 286 240 208 114 107 53 54 1,247 1,189 2,436 208

130 107 99 96 71 87 78 42 37 20 22 21

339

329

668 53

379 274 272 261 241 202 168 126 78 55 43 35

911

886 1,797 120

229 169 155 146 129 119 118 99 88 55 48 29

536

529 1,065 148

137 94 95 90 78 105 76 57 52 57 27 25

:J28

347

675 87

341 193 180 253 156 158 152 141 79 62 51 42

720

71:J 1,4:J:J 177

5

4

9

3

1

4

2

2 .. '

.....

11

17

28

2

a.azs '692 1.244 1,099 926 782 633 640 658 539 452 322 218 180

3,:J01 6,674 779

369 257 234 195 174 138 147 106 98 74 51 31

777

737 1,514 155

66 49 82 68 53 51 30 40 28 29 11

7

208

191

:J99 52

187 143 173 166 136 98 92 94 81 52 27 III
45 46 40 36 41 28 33 33 28 17 21 15

512 1:J9

4la8o3

995 104 269 51

427 313 229 189 166 153 154 129 126 89 59 51

820

811 1,631 215

20 11 11 13

6 13 11

7

8 10

8

5

42

4:J

85 17

89 102 86 72 69 48 62

4 47 31 28 14

269

259

528 69

192 134 111 117 139 136 119

4 70 68 40 21

530

418

948 116

108 85 130 95 80 98 104

6 60 33 20 18

:J54

346

700 90

337 561 220 362 98 164 138 243
12 21

52 81 172 273 157 270 224 435 86 137

47 91

211 381

':iili

2 471

91 181

150 267 168 270 137 259 328 536
89 142

217 3:J7 171 319 131 218
198 :J75 2

9:J2 1.711 205 360
63 115 162 266
63 114

2:J9 454 21 :J8
105 174 167 283
77 167

3,221 66 .

1,688 24

987

8.

1,163 .,

522 20

421 16 2,476 118 .... 1,439
1,677 904 ....

374 .' 1,732

18 i .

20

2,666 82

822

8

1,210 64 .

1,544 23 .

1,104

9.

2,972

8.

810

8.

2,134 .... 1,:J84 ..
893 52 1,808 97 .
:JO ..

8,385 102 .

1,874 32 ..

514 ."
1,261 .,

:J83

2.

2,085 17.

12:J

1.

702 14

1,231 22

867 ., "'I

Pulaski. .. Putnam ... Quitman. Rabun .... Randolph

Richmond , Rockdale . Schley . Screven. . Seminole.

Spalding. Stephens. Stewart . Sumter . Talbot ..

Taliaferro. Taltnall... Taylor .. Telfair.
Terrell.

Thomas.
Tift .
Toombs. Towns Treutlen.

Troup . Turner . Twiggs . Union .
Upson.

Walker.

Walton

Ware.

Warren

.

Washington ..

Wayne ..
Webster ... Wheeler .. White ..
Whitfield ....

Wilcox.. Wilkes .... wilkinson. Worth ..

Total Counties.
*Includcs 309 boys and 383 girls. [Includes 31 boys and 26 girls.

ml 160 157 106 70

166 170
66

1.51 139 126 126
61 66

107 112 57

9:3 121
.57

79 98 36

72 74
30

35 35 .59 33 20 25

30 26 12

530 524 242

485 1,015 99

4.57

981 124

241

483 55

152 251 1,266

166 290 1,271

68 12:3

606

l15, ..
30' ..

1 309

2 307

2. 274 251

20 . 208

3 .. 17.5 160

136

96

66

49

4 861

5

9 ..

866 1,727 198

9 309 507 2,2:34

21 ..

1,403 1,189 1,129 1,060 996 921 840 699 516 420 275 225 3,8.5:3 :3,742 7,595 975 1,160 2,1:35 9,nO 1,038 ..

89 86 100 87 67 96 70 40 36 16 19

6

293

302

595 41

76 117

712

129 103 81 78 55 62 6:3 47 38 17 17

9

284

2<7

571 :37

91 128

699

636 462 373 3.50 263 217 196 148 102 85 60 30 1,32.5 1,172 2,497 16:3

262 425 2,922

88 .

159 110 103 108 117 96 96 73 48 34 26 13

:388

401

789 86

108 194

98:3 8

363 330 294 278 247 231 185 169 106 86 63

35 317

17 228

29 234

21 209

17 201

2.5 189

1~~

i42 . 92

.62

58

410 314 267 237 173 189 128 139 95 .50 ....

194 197 181 17.5 141 145 136 12.5 102 81 58

50 1,024

40

8:3 75:3

916

43

573

904 1,928 200

76

159 . ,

778 1,531 17.5

802 1,718 112

596 1,169 159

274 474 2,402 67 .. 159 11 ..
219 394 1,925 82 .. 172 284 2,002 ., 250 409 1,578 11 ..

129 92 87 59 .54 36 .52 60 33 164 140 137 154 147 122 110 104 63 219 161 142 157 124 109 116 78 77
1M 14.5 142 137 146 166 130 113 62 432 298 371 287 2.57 253 220 161 101

18 11 51 37 4.5 53
63 48 83 47

17

286

223

509 60

28

491

48:3

974 120

:38

5:38

490 1,028 102

36

,\21

499 1,020 148

28 1,044 1,074 2,118 162

79 1:39

648 .

16:3 28:3 1,257 49.

189 291 1,:319 41 .

174 :322 1,:342 20

258 420 2,538 78

280 275 294 253 2:39 189 174 13.5 103 113 69 53

845

341 266 288 231 244 229 172 106 102

79

,)l

31

934

103 79 80 85 79 57 63 58 44 29 1.5 21

287

76 7i 76 66 3il 41 30 .... 26 .27 18 15 18 .202

859 1,704 220

837 1,771 180

2.59

546 60

197

:399 44

25:3 473 2,177 108 ..

189 :369 2,140 47 ..

107 167

71:3 605 ..

60 104 '503 . 2 :

299 147 1.57 138 107 104 106 89 47 46

32 1.5

536

19.5 134 142 111 144 88 82 47 61 47 29 23

426

223 187 193 167 141 140 121 99 101 74 26 33

613

522 1,0.58 91

470

896 72

5.59 1,172 1:36

1:38 229 1,287 ,

135 207 1,10:3 61 .

197 33:3 1,505

6.

282 . i63' 177 . i53 .iii ., 1.54' i3il. ioo 70 24 19 10 597 .6i2 1,209 82 141 223 .i :432 . 79

7.5 63 61 6:3 70 49 52 60 33 20 25 16

216

217

43:3 87

249 253 263 26.5 274 196 161 108 106 60 34 17

8.55

806 1,661 14:3

.56 47 34 24 27 19 14 14 ..

117

104

221

8

361 183 174 173 179 122 101 81 .54 38 17 16

664

629 1,29:3 62

485 392 410 308 307 276 260 180 137 95 58 .59 1,246 1,192 2,438 208

67 154

587

6.

182 32.5 1,986 49 .,

6 14

2:35

144 321

206 529

~:m"57

179 132 116 88 9:3 85 70 .50 .51 29 :38 21

121
M

9.5 100
M~

6n4

74 ~

,\7
M

60 ~

37 ~

18
M

11
V

16 1:3
W~

10

.5 1:3

2

8

6

6 ..

:378

385

76:3 88

101 189

29.5

276

571 2:3

72 95

243

21:3

456 71

107 178

31

19

50 ...

952 666 21 . 6:34 .. 50 ..

. 22:3[ 137 . 99

8~

78

81

74 '65

56

2.5 20

10

414

361

775 58

118 176

951 11l "

294 25.5 256 22:3 229 186 156, 125 ]00 6:3 48 171' 1621 172 184 126 1:34 1001 77 61 41 28 22

870 .546

729 1,599 140 .503 1,049 86

11946:3 322:936111'9,23758

7 , .. 21 ....

6001 :366 :3:30 300 311 247 247 137 94

58, :38 41 1,222 1,179 2,401 136,

232 :368 2,769 146 "

1~,847 4.-",:~l5:o:3,-i-==::o:.--==".'--=====---.:====-'--===~== 125,130

n2 :36,869 29,214 27-:566

22,9,\9 20,698

15,16511,5471 8,.5231 .5,9711

I
93,124 89.0.\7 182,181119,5901 25,969 45,559 227,740 7,464 1 .

-- --

TABLE VI-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT

EKROLLMENT

--------~-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

.-

SYSTEM

Ungr,

BY GRADES

Elementary

High School

Total No. Net

Exc.

& Spec. ---~----

- - - - - - - Enroll- Prevo Enroll ment En ment

- - - - Kg. 1

2

3

4

5

6

------- --- -- -~ -- - - - - -- --

7

8
--

-9-

10
--

-11-

-12-

Male
---

Female
---

Total
---

Male
--

Female
---

Total
--

-

-

-

-roll-ed

-

-

-

........ Americus............
Athens.... ........ "

............

...... .....

. ..... . .....

198 190 165 ...... ...... ......

...1.3.9

147 ......

...1..4.0

.

.

116 ....

..1..0.0 .....7.0 . ....5.6 .... 9.5. .....5.7

..

.

557 ....

.....5..3.8

1,095 ........

. . .1.5.8.

...

220 .....

. ..3..7.8

. ..1..,4.7.3.

....3..7

. .......

Atlanta ............. *43 *1,Oe9 *2,437 3,909 3,550 3,486 2,747 2,491

Barnesville .......... Bremen .............

............

... .. . .....

.. ..........

67 , .... ..

...5.2

.....4.6 .....5.7 .....5.9

2,521 2,398 2, 1~9 2,107 1,610 1,178 819 11,828

..

63 .. .

...

.5..7

..

67 ....

..

...4.6

.....4.8

...

34

..

28
. ...

. .....1.73,

11,750 23,578 4,429 4,487

228 .......

......4.0.1

..

.1..19.

104 ........

8,916 223
.....

32,494 62j
......

........8..9..3

........
................

Buford.............. Calhoun . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canton.............. Carrollton ........... Cartersville..........

...... ......
......
.... ......

...... ...... ......
......
......

... ............ . ...........

31 23 32 35 35 74 '104 66 36

26 28

3R 32

6

4

73 72

44 52

17
40 9 50 38

20 26 6 53 38

16 21 10 10

32 35 15 12

8

8

4 ...

49 157 109 73

50 35 83 62

69 10 14
..... 48 48 38 32

70
104
25
238 165

91 131 16 237 159

161 33
235 45 41 6 475 185 324 121

. 23 56
41 86
6 12 250 435
129 250

217 321
53 910 574

4 1 . .....
......5

........................................

Cedartown .......... ...... ...... ....

40

Chickamauga ........ Cochran . . . . . . . . . . . . Commerce........... Cordele .............

......
..................

.....
............ ......

.......... .... ......

.....
60 31 246

38 31 ....
43 38 22 21 225 187

27 .....
41 20
204

....2.4

22 ......

..

35 37

13 17

159 103

24

82 ......

. ....5.3

28 ......

29 14 39 20

13 13 10 8

92 85 76 54

...31

.

....25

102 ......

.....1..0.4

'"

14 10

146

137

11 ... ..

67

70

. 206
283 137

.

...91
43 14

128 ..... ...
54 28

219 ....
97 42

. .....4.2.5
380 179

. ....1.2
12 2

.... ...........................

45 44 632 584 1,216 140 164 304 1,520 82 ........

Dalton.............. Decatur............. Dublin..............

..................

............
......

..... ...... ......

49 39 58 121 124 108 152 149 147

45 80 121

42 61
116

39
56 114

41
94 108

35 80
97

30 60 81

16
45 58

23 41
90

16
22 35

Elberton ............ Fitzgerald ...........

......
......

............

......
......

79 83 64 55 53 46 44 60 51 55 34 38 82 111 102 83 89 75 73 63 38 42 23 13

159 336 466 228
320

154 308 441
196 295

313 57 644 139 907 145 424 113
615 86

63 109 216
125 93

120 248
361 238 179

433 892 1,268
662 794

..

7 17 3 ... 25

................ ........................

Gainesville .......... Hogansville . . . . . . . . . .

...... ......

...... ......

......
.... ..

Jefferson ............ LaGrange ........... Marietta ............

............
......

............
......

......1

Monroe ............. Moultrie ............ Newnan ............. Pelham ............. Quitmau ............

............
.....
............

............ ............ ......

..... .... .. ...... ............

133 117 115 91 79 73 87 69 81 44 26 12 366

48 61 54 57 42 46 31 45 43 37 47 58 17 26 11 40 335 :303 273 250 188 205 138 124 lOR 98 R3 78 74 66 76 79

34 15 85
98

24 21 54
68

22 8 41
40

~ I..17

190

126

897

302

.... .. ... .. ...... ... ... ......

. ..... . ... ...

188 153 128

225 169 108

180 147 112

152 119
90

130 95 96

131 102 74

..

121

.

..

202 ...

64 58

..

134
.46

... 98 .... 51
43 34

39 24

577 424 331

101 110 106 73 54 37 68 57 60 30 24 18

246

329 695 110 149 339 6R 113 239 34
795 1,692 130
281 583 134

122 232 927 74 142 481
51 85 324
204 334 2,026
184 318 901

2 7

.. ..............

4 ........

11 ........

6 ........

.... is 550
361 341 303

..

. 1,127
785
672 549

..
...

...
246
75 94

.. . .....
278 .....
130
95

....

..

524 .

205

189

........
1,651 785 877
738

.

.....
.... 54

........................ ................

Rome .............. _ Tallapoosa ........... Tallulah Falls ........

............ ......

Thomaston .......... Thomasville .........

............

.... ..
...... ....
.... ......

......
......

......

.

....

. .. .. .

255 20 ...... 68 203

211 212
89 ...... ...
58 76 183 1641

159 155 125 134 139

11 8
.... ... .. . ..

.7.

6 .....

7 .....

45 35 36 34 42

180 195 146 194 150

155 67 49 47 627

7 13

7

5

36

...... .. ..... ....

56 68 40 26

187

122 80 78 56

642

"H~I" 624 1,251 184

33 ....

69 21 ...... ..

165 352 104

623 1,265 208

273 18

457 39 .. 232 486

1,708
......1.08
584 1,751

44
..... 3
15 18

.... ............................ ........

Toccoa........ . . . . . . ..... ...... ...... 54 56 60 46 44 39 50 66 44 35 22 19

185

i:i Trion............ . " ...
Valdosta ............

...... ...... ..... ......

10

9

372 309

9 278

5 302

10 248

7 262

5 248

...... 180

.. .i66

..... 119

"

"72

...... 65

30 1,051

Vidalia ............. ...... ...... . ..... 81 63 67 61 65 66 70 43 44 27 31 22

227

Waycross ............ ...... ...... ...... 218 249 222 175 170 155 151 144 139 130 101 54

682

164

349 93

25

55 ......

980 2,031 263

246

473 75

658 1,340 282

93 186
339 ." 602
92 167 286 568

535 19 ... " ... 55 ......
2,633 98:::::: : 640 21 ........
1,908 . ..... ........

West Point .......... ...... ...... 32 89 81 77 81 70 66 43 41 47 38 18 20

Winder .............. ...... ...... ......

30

33

22

18

20

37

27

12

39

24

14

15

Total Cities .......... 55 1,009 2,469 7,877 7,317 6,953 5,858 5,238 5,082 4,802 4,639 4,254 3,180 2,399 1,713

270 88
23,100

269 99
22,547

539 69 187 31
45,647 8,145

95 164 73 104
9,053 17,198

703 . ..... 291 15 .... . ...
62,845 1,432 ... ... ..

Grand Total ....... 221 1,009 3,201 44,746 36,531 34,519 30,988 28,197 25,780 23,649 19,804 15,801 11,703 8,370 6,066 116,224 111,604 227,828 27,735 35,022 62,7571290,585 8,896 ... .....

'There is 2,476 in Elementary and 1,013 in High School included in these totals.

Banks .... Barrow..
Bartow .. . Ben Hill .. Berrien..

Bibb . Bleckley . Brantley .. Brooks.. . Bryan ..

Bulloch ... Burke.. Butts .... Calhoun .. Camden.

Candler .

Carroll .

Catoosa

.

Charlton .

Chatham .

Chattahoochee.
Chattooga .. Cherokee .. Clarke . Clay .

Clayton . Clinch . Cobb . Coffee . Colquitt ..

161
DJ.Ys to 170
Days

171 Day,
to 180 Days

School Systirns

I I

I

52

108

18,186 738
1,787 1,552 1,143

11,572 488
1,047 817 660

4,320
99 499 426 266

15,892
587 1,.146 1,243
926

180 .. lRO . 18! . 180 . 18U .

:16

48

84

38

46

84

15

28

43

3,727 1,745 1,088
914 1,459

2,096 1,055
664 498 851

1,093 461 309 295 347

3,189
1",16 973 793
1,198

180 180 IRO . 180 .. 18U

98

III

209

42

35

77

31

22

53

23,

21

44

161

16

32

1,215 4,985 4,977 1,126 20,773

689 2,862 2,970
649 12,175

333 1,264 1,121
284 5,195

1,022 4,126 4,091
933 17,370

180

26

23

49

18U . IRU .

50

77 127

IRU .

22

20

42

180 .

. .. .I

332

371

703

163 3,845 4,248 5,563
347

94 2,213 1 2.752 3,047
212

41 769 610 1,302 90

135 2,982 3.362 4,349
302

180 . 18U . 180 180 . 180

2

4

6

28

43

71

8

12

20

80

88

168

8

17

7,602

4,638

1,473

6,111

180

1 361

7,,9

273

1 062

180

16 096

9,598

3,567 13.165

180

5,264

2,905

1,394.

4,2\)9

ISO

4,296

2,931

4161 3,347

180

177

17f871

92;,\1 230

44 407

82

107

189

26

32 1

58

Columbia ....
Cook ....... Coweta .... .. Crawford ... Crisp .....

Dade....... Dawson ..... .
Decatur .... DeKalb ... Dodge ....

Dooly ..... Dougherty.
Douglas .... Early .......
Echols ......

Effingham. Elbert ... Emanuel
Evans ...... Fannin ...

Fayette.....

.'.".
>-'

Floyd ...... Forsyth ........ Franklin......

Fulton ...

Gilmer ... Glascock ..... Glynn ..... Gordon ....... Grady ....

Greene... Gwinnctt .. Habersham. Hall. Hancock..

:1: ..... o.

HHaarrarliss.o.n. .........I.

Hart .... Heard..... Henry ....
Houston ...

r......

Irwin....... . Jackson .. Jasper.....

.I.'....

Jeff Davis ....

I

. ...1.
I I
. ...I.. ......
I

I I I
.I...... . ... 1

. . ..I
......
...

1,771 2,433 2,343
548 1,276
2,199 1,012 3,701 27,312 3,271
1,466 8,602 3,172 1,823
513
1,562 1,607 3,293 1,127 3,913
1,391 7,870 3,086 3,147 18,807
2,.160 521
6,019 3,786 3,242
1,376 7,898 4,313 7,251
606
1,8.15 1,203 2,871 1,262 2,159
5,650 1,835 2,087
643 2,414

1,045 1,314 1,443
331 723
1,326 584
2,165 17,156
1,936
8:36 5,282 1,837 1,054
272
934 985 1,773 6.13 2,298
800 4,376 1,771 1,779 11,346
1,499 286
3,305 2,181 1,830
785 4,632 2,589 4,181
360
1,129 636
1,603 689
1,261
3,511 970
1,257 352
1,340

3331 612, 452 150 319
42,; 241
. 954
5,731 734
431 1,716
755 489 128
427 403 896 331 922
:J29 1,861
632 868 4,160
532 163 1,.165 770 843
398 1,888 1,043 1,582
174
409 315
371347 [ 552
1,110 535 329 192 585

1,378 1,926 1,895
481 1,042
1,751 825
3,119 22,887 2,670
1,267 6,998 2,592 1,543
400
1,361 1,388 2,669
984 3,220
1,129 6,237 2.403 2,647 15,506
2,031 449
4,870 2,951 2,673
1,1&1 6,520 3,632 5,763
534
1,538 951
2,340 1,003 1,813
4,621 1,505 1.586
544 1,925
1

180 .
1~~1.
180' 180
180 180 180 180 . 180.
180. 180 . 180 . 180 180
180 . 180 . 181 .. 180 180
180 180 180 180 180 ..
180 . 180 180 180 . 180 ..
180 180 . 180 . 180 . 180
180 . 180 . 180 . 180 . 180 ..
180 ..
11188800 l.. 180 .

:3lO8l

31 55

61 O:J

32

29

61

9

17

26

301,

30

60

18 1

31

49

20

22

42

75

87

162

322

426

748

49

67

116

361

41

77

12.;1 119

214

40 40

~ll

101 81

10

9

19

33

35

68

20

17

37

75

84

159

25

26

51

40

72

112

12

33

4.1

115

115

230

26

50

76

66

76

142

267

305

572

28

57

85

8

21

20

97

112

200

53

65

118

79

67

146

33

41

74

134

1.10

284

53

73

126

115

210

"I11
24 22

11
38 26

22
62 48

40

47

87

21

25

46

38

56

94

65

85

150

51

47

98

14

20

34

19

18

37

36

54

90

TABLE VII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

SYSTEM

120 Days and Under

AVERAGE DAILY

NO.OF4 YEAR

121

131

141

151

161

171

ATTENDANC)<;

Average

H. S. GRADUATES

Days Days Days Days Days Days

Total

Length Cost Per

to

to

to

to

to

to

Enroll-

of

Pupil

130

140

150

160

170

180

ment

Term

in

- - - - - - - - - -D-ays-

-D-ays-

Days
---

-D-ays-

-D-ays-

-D-ays-

-E-lem.- -H-. S.-

Total

A. D.A. Boys
---------

Girls

Total
---

Jefferson .... Jenkins ....
Johnson .. '" . .. Jones ........ .. ...
Lamar ....... .. ,

...

...
....

......

. . . . . ...

... .. . ...
.. . ... . ....

2,071 1,136 1,461
923 662

1,178
657 847 530 385

571

1,749

279

936

371

1,218

260

790

190

575

180

57

61

118

180 .. .......

16

26

42

180 .

28

30

58

180 180

. .

...

22

25

47

6

12

18

Lanier....... ... Laurens .. '" ... Lee ......... Liberty........ Lincoln . . . . . . . .

Long ........... Lowndes . . . . . . . . . Lumpkin .......
Macon ......... Madison .......

.... .....

. ..... I
... . ......
1

..... ....
... ...
.......

1,028 2,930
621 1,462
740
828 3,220 1,639 1,121 2,277

555 1,597
356 824 439
462 1,711 1,004
666 1,312

251

806

794

2,391

140

496

272

1,096

214

653

208

670

700

2,411

328

1,332

309

975

536

1,848

180 . 180. 180 .. 180 ..
180 ..

.....

180 .
180 ., .. ..
180 .. .... 180 .... 180 ..

20

13

33

75

66

141

3

8

11

16

18

34

13

15

28

17

24

41

58

59

117

27 .. ..:ii 48

44

33

77

Marion......... .. McDuffie ........ McIntosh ....... Meriwether ....... Miller ............

........

Mitchell ........ ....

Monroe ...... Montgomery .

.....

........ ........

..

... Morgan .......
Murray .......

.....,

...
....

...

. ...

. . . . . ...

....

. ..
.... ........
.....
. ....

685 1,684
687 2,384 1,549
1,758 1,161 1,022 1,364 2,862

398 1,032
392 1,351
861
1,024 682 508 743
1,648

195

593

426

1,458

164

556

691

2,042

448

1,309

482

1,506

322

1,004

306

814

358

1,101

610

2,258

180 . .. ...
180 ... ... 180 ...
180 ....
180 ...

19

14

33

37

41

78

13

14

27

47
........

.......5.4

......1.0.1

180 180 180 180

........... ....................

43

46

89

27

26

53

25

23

48

26

35

61

180 ..........

39

44

83

Muscogee...... ...
Newton ...... ....

.............

. .

....

Oconee ....... ... ...... Oglethorpe.... ........

............ ..

Paulding ..... ..... .. ... ...

... . .....

...

..... ......
. ...

. ...... ........ .... .. . ...

.................................

:<:f:< Peach......... ...

Pickens ........ Pierce ..........

..

.. .. .

.. .. ..

..........

....... ..... ...

.....
.. . ....

...............

.... ... ..... ... . ... ... ..... .. .

...

... ........ ....

.......

. .......

Pike ........... .. ...... ........

. ......

. .......

Polk ......... _

.. ... ... .....

I.

.... ....

25,545 3,200 1,327 1,161 2,774
1,37& 2,238 2,569 1,074 3,950

14,471 1,783
716 620 1,576
815 1,315 1,421
630 2,474

i,717
889 350 335 618
407 491 724 259 670

19,188 2,672 1,066
955 2,194
1,222 1,806 2,145
889 3,144

180 180 180

....
.......

..

....... .. .

281 65 23

290 71 35

571
1s36s

180 180

....

...

43

38

81

180 ..........

23

23

46

180 180

....................

37 69

25

62

73

142

. 180
180

.. ..

.. .. . ........ .

16 47

20 42

36 89

pulaski. ....... '" Putnam ........
Quitman........ ..
Rabun .......... Randolph.........

.....

Richmond...... .. Rockdale. . . . . . .
Schley..... ...
Screven ......... Seminolc........

.....
..

....
... ...
...

. .....
..

.... ...

. ....

. ...

.....
.. .. ,

....

Spalding ......... Stephens...... '" Stewart ........... Sumter . . . . . . . . . . . Talbot ...........
Taliaferro ........ Tattnall .......... Taylor ...... .. , T elfair . . . . . . . . . . . Terrell. ..........

.. j'

I
....

.... ....
... I
...

Thomas .......... .... Tift ............
.. Tcombs ........
T owns ......... Treutlen..... .....
Troup ............ ..... Turuer ......... T wiggs . . . . . . . . . . .
Union......... '" ...
Upson ..........
Walker.......... .. ...
W alton . . . . . . . . . Ware ........... ...
Warren........... ... ...
Washington..... ..

...
.... .....

..... .. I
..... i ..... ...
... ... . ....

... .... ...
......

...... .

... ...

.. .

!

. .,I..

....

...

...., ....

Wayne........... .. , .. ... ........ .......

. . . ...

Wehster......... ..... ...
Wheeler.......... .. .... .... .....
White............ .... ... . .... ... ..

. . . ... ....

Whitfield......... ... -. '"

...

... .... ......

..... ...

. . . .. .......

....
. .... ...

Wilcox ...........

....

Wilkes. . . . . . . . . . . Wilkinson......... Worth............

..
.

.........

.....

. ....

.
.

....

... ...

Total Counties.... . . . . . . .. ..... ...

. . . . . . . ..... ...

..............
....

......

..

. .

.... ....

.

... ... ...

.. ..... .... .. .. ....

'1

.....

..........

...
...

. ...

...

. . . . . . 1

1,190 819 266
2,203 975
17,580 1,577 363 1,8M 1,219
5,722 2,534
488 1,107
501
280 2,870 1,212 2,266 1,087
2,330 4,644 2,185 1,123 1,13:3
2,4,52 1,470
919 1,800 1,763
9,066 2,026 3,132
640 1,938
4,142 285
1,034 1,827 6,251
1,549 1,172 1,021 2,525
488,445

704 482 149 1,254 544
10,207 918 207
1,043 689
3,424 1,408
293 6,54 301
147 1,520
73,5 1,292
648
1,273 2,587 1,231
699 664
1,495 806 555
1,025 1,149
5,336 1,232 1,760
364 1,055
2,404 170 570
1,052 3,674
842 706 600 1,359
285,922

287 249 86 623 301
3,708 :1.59 106 .534 3:38
1,3:38 683 144 300 121
no
857 328 576 309
630 1,08:3
539 302 294
521 407 231 496 378
1,944 401 701 172 625
996 83 289 454 1,287
426 359 315 619
113,373

97931\ 235 1,877 845

180 ..
118800....

.... ....

180

180 .

15

26

41

18

24

42

8

5

13

37

48

85

33

28

61

13,915 1,277 313 1,577
1,027

180 180

..,........

ISO . .....

180 ....

180 ., ...

229

249

478

31

22

,53

S

10

18

:14

35

69

21

22

4:3

4,762
2,091 437 954 422

180 . ...... 180 .. 180 ..
180 ..
180 ........

.... 57

53 . .. iio

14

13

27

..

.

i:i

....... 7

19

257 2,377 1,063 1,868
957
1,903 3,670 1,770 1,001
958

180 ., . ... 180 ..
180 ...
180 .. 180 ........

180 . . . . . .. .

180 .

180 ...

180 180 ...

.. .

9

10

19

71

84

1,55

... ...... ........

41

52

93

24

26

50

52

53

10,5

59

68

127

4:3

39

82

15

28

43

21

24

4,5

2,016 1,213
786 1,521 1,527

180 180

. .

..

.. ...... .. ..

.

23 23

28 42

51 65

180 ...... ....

17

20

37

180 180

. ..

.

.......

19 12

48 18

67 30

7,280 1,633 2,461
536 1,680

180 . .....

92

134

226

180 ......

22

29

51

180 . . .... ...

44

44

88

180 180

.. . .........

...... .7.

24 .......

31
. .....

3,400 253 859
1,506 4,961

180 180

......

..............

73

82

155

4

5

9

180 . ......

27

21

48

180 . ... .....
180

. ......:3.5 .......42

....

77
. ...

1,268 1,065
915 978 1, 1

180 180 180 180

.................... ..... . ....

...

..

31 35
...
33

34
. ..... 29 59

..

65
.....6.4 92

399,295 . '" . ..... .. . ....... 6,628 7,742 14,370

SYSTEM

120 Days
lUHI
UnGer

Americus

.

Atlanta

.

Barnesville

.

Bremen

.

Buford

.

Calhoun

.

Canton .

Carrollton .

Cartersville..

Cedartown ....

Chickamauga.

Cochran .

Commerce .

Cordele

.

Dalton

.

Decatur .

Duhlin

.

Elberton

.

Fitzgerald .

Gainesville .

Hogansville .

Jefferson

.

LaGrange .

Marietta .

Monroe..

Moultrie .

Newnan .

Pelham

.

Quitman .

Rome

.

Tallapoosa....

Tullulah Falls.

Thomaston

Thomasville .

Toccoa

.

TABLE VII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

,I

121

131 I 141

151

161

1/1

I Days Days Days Days Days Da)B

I to ::50 }60: lIto I 130
Days

I~O
_~~,--I_~2':'-

_~2:s_I __ ~~}2?:O'__~'2:'

Total
E~~~~.

AVERAGE DAILY

ATTEXDANCE

I Length

II
Elem_~

~~Ii

T~;m

I NO. OF 4 YEAR

I_ _ _ Average I H. S. GRADUATES

Cost Per

~

t I P~l;,l }: D.A.

I

I
Boys_ _GirI3_

_Tota~

...

1

.. I1'.

i.
..

1
.1 . . . . . . ........ ........

1,426 61,982
740 874
796

828 35,202
456 593
444

417 16,482
18R 197 237

1,245 51,681
644 790
681

1801 180 180... lRO
180

31 1 1,066
18 14
17

44 1 1,213
22 7
21

75 2,279
40 21
38

", .. 1,
::::r:::::'

1,003 1,070 1,902 1,576 2,406
636 907 1,095 1,335 3,728
3,584 1,895 1,221 1,576 2,736
1,072 1,191 4,163 4,994 1,258
3,457 1, ~1l7 1,181
751 5,653
796 234 2,890 2,775.1 1,5541

519 375 1,164 953 1,166
327 477 622 796 2,182
1,950 1,200
631 761 1,591
641 623 2,572 2,923 648
1,311 1,053
670 437 3,260
459 83 1,514 1,677 913

337 550 509 413 882
217 302 335 351 838
1,219 459 446 552 713
292 374 963 1,182 413
1,572 582 348 212
1,258
207 114 1,032 696 469

856 925 1,673 1,366 2.048
544 779 957 1,147 3,020
3,169 1,659 1,077 1,313 2,304
933 997 3,535 4,105 1,061
2,913 1,635 1,018
649 4,518
6169671 2,.5Z6 2,3,3, 1,382:

180

29

35

64

180

50

62

112

180

33

56

89

180

32

29

61

180

61

56

117

180

.

18

19

37

180

..

30

36

66

180

..

17

23

40

180

..

29

23

52

180

..

47

7.5

122

180

..

124

108

232

180

.

26

36

62

180

.

46

44

90

180 .

48

57

105

180

38

58

96

180

..

25

30

55

lRO

..

31

34

65

180

61

74

135

180

.

67

71

138

180

..

29

44

73

180

..

180

180

180 ...

180

103

126

229

36

40

76

22

19

41

61

93

154

180

.

13

13

26

180

7

11

18

180

68

R3

151

180 lRO.

51

53

104

41

ae

77

.I...... Trion ...
Valdosta.'.:: : : : : : :
Vidalia ........... Waycross .........

...... .. ..... ... ...... .. ......

........

.

......

....
....

.... ....

. ... ....

..

......

. .

... ...

.... ....

........

...
...

.

....

....

...... ..
..

... .....

.

.. ..

........

.

, .......
........
........
...... ..

West Point ....... ........ ........ .. .... .... . ... ... ... . ...

Winder........... ........ .. ,-. ... , ...... ........ . ...

. ....

... .. ........

Total Cities. ...... ...... .. . .. ... .. .... .. ..

... ..... ... ... . .....

.. Grand Total. ..... ..... , ........ ..... .. . ..... . . . . . .

. .....

1,015 4,245 1,207 3,568
623 1,200
138,235
626,680

609 2,524
689 2,080
384 606
77,973
363,895

289 922 336 842 163 448
38,358
151,731

898
3,446 1,025 2,922
547 1,054

180 . ....

180 . ....

J80 180

.

.......

180 .....

180 . ....

116,331 .... ..... . ....

515,626 .. .. ,

. ....

13 66 24 54 12 48
2,606
9,234

26 71 24 57 15 42
2,986
10,728

39 J37 48 111 27 90
5,592
19,962

TABLE VIII-COLORED SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE
Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

AVERAGE DAILY

NO. OF 4 YEAR

120

121

131

141

151

161

171

ATfENDANCg

Average

R. S. GRADUATES

Days Days Days Days Days Days Days Total

Length Cost Per

SYSTEM

and

to

to

to

to

to

to

Enroll-

of

Pupil

Under 130

140

150

160

170

180

ment

Term

in

Appling ... Atkinson .. Bacon .... Baker ..... Baldwin ..

... '"

. Days
---
.......

Days
---
.....

Days
---
.......

Days ---
... .....

Days
---
.... ...

Days
--. .. ... ,

-

-

-
914

-

Elem. ---
629

-

R.S.
--162

Total
--791

-

-

-180

A. D.A. ---
. .. . ......

Boys
--7

Girls ---
11

Total
--18

..... . ....
....... ... .....

.......................
. .....

.. '" ... .....
'" .. ...
...

........ ........ ........
.. ,

...
.. .. ...
... ..,

...................... ........

495 333 923 2,076

351 225 653 1,432

66

417

40

265

145

798

337

1,769

180 180

....

...... ......

180 . ...

6

180 ., . .....

12

5

5

......

8

14

37

49

Banks... ... Barrow .. .. Bartow....
BenRill .. Berrien .. ...

... .. ...... ... ........

........ , .......

. .... ...

...

" .. ...
.....

. ..

... ... ............ ...... ...... ..
...... . ......
... ..... . ..

129
393 562 608 552

87 303 274 382 365

6 17 245 144
83

93 320 519 526 448

180 . ,. . ...

. ....

180 . , .. . .... . ..... ......

180 .. 180 . .....

. .'"..

.. 4

180 . .

5

9

Bibb ........

.....

Bleckley . . . . . .

Brantley... Brooks ....

.. ..

.

.

.

..

. . . ......

Bryan....

.....

........
.... .... .....
.. ....
. ...

. ...........

.....
., .

.....

....... ........

. .. ........ . .

...... ........

.. ... ....

.. ...

...... . .....

.. ... ......

9,892 440
156 1,860
708

6,909

2,020

282

4

127 1,055

...

..

274

471

137

8,929 286 127
1,329 608

180

..... ....

180 180 180

.. ..

. .

.... . ... ....

.....

.

... . , ........

. .... .....

.

. .

....

.... ...

180 . .

..

5

15

20

Bulloch ..... Burke ... .. ,
Butts ..... Calhoun .. .. , Camden.

.....

... . . . . . .. . ........ . ... . ....

..... .....

...

. .......

..... ...... ... ... ... ...

'"

... . ....

...............

...

.. ...

. ......

2,878 4,543 1,292 1,647 1,161

1,722 2,502
859 916 750

381

2,103

513

3,015

225

1,084

259

1,175

282

1,032

180 180 180 . ... 180 180

14

31

45

9

18

27

5

25

30

15

20

35

Candler. ..... Carroll ..
Catoosa ... Charlton..... Chatham ...

... ..... ....... . ...
...... .... ... ...
... ..... . .. .. ... ....

. .. .. .
..... ...... ...

.... ... . ....... ....... ......
...... . . . .. ..... .

771 1,301
82 444 12,575

403

84

980 . ..

50

19

307

67

8,343

2,927

487
980 69
374 11,270

180 . ... 180 . . 180 . .
180 J80

6

4

10

.....

3

3

fi

127

191

318

Chattahoochee.
CChheartotokoege.a...
Clarke ...
Clay ..

........ .. , ..... .... ....
......

.. ..... .... ...
....

.... .. . ...

.... " ...

249 ,,26
186 2.846
1,03"

16" 321 119 1,793 675

36

201

111

432

50

169

657

2,450

177

852

180
180 180 . ... 180 . .... 180

1

4

5

11

7

18

4

:j

7

33

47

80

11

\I

20

Clayton ...... Clinch ...... Cobb .....
Coffee... .. "
Colquitt. ...

.. .......
..

..... .... ..

... . .. ........

....... ....

...... ......

.. .. ....
" ...

.

... .....

.

.

... ..... ..... ......

... .....
..... ...

......
...... ........

... .....

.. ..

...

......

1,317 661 830
1,752 816

907

250

385

56

672

50

1.084 619

.

...

..

.

206 .

1.157 441 722
1,290 619i

180 . .....

12

16

28

180

3

3

6

180 ...... . .. 180 ...... . ... 180 . . . ....

.. '9 ., .. . ...

.

i4 . ..

23

- - - - -_ ..

Columbia ... "

....

. ...

....

Cook . . . . . . . . . . . . Coweta .........

........

.. ..

..

..

Crawford ........
Crisp........ ..

...... ....

.. ..

..

Dade ........ Dawson. Decatur.
"
DeKalb ..
Dodge . . . .

.. ..
..

.. .. ..

.. 1,330

917

151

1,068

180

1.009

582

172

754

180

2.358

1.314

533

1,847

180

1.010

582

158

740

180

787

467

34

501

180

50
..

41

5

....

46

180

180

:i:947

i:865

598

:i:463

180

2,794

1,970

555

2,525

180

1,551

939

246

1,185

180

. ...... 6

...... i4

..

20

17

30

47

8

18

26

1

6

7

....

. ...

36

45

81

16

32

48

13

18

31

Dooly.......

Dougherty ...

Douglas ....

Early .....

..

Echols .....

..

....

2,165

1,357

5,250

3,629

645

433

2,524

1,664

153

93

281

1,638

908

4,537

132

565

498

2,162

17

110

180

180 180

..

180

180

14

18

32

36

75

111

9

9

18

29

35

64

3

2

5

Effingham.

Elbert ......

EmanueL ...

Evans . . ..

Fannin.

.. ..

998

667

147

814

180

..

1,251

846

166

1,012

180

1,949

1,199

277

1,476

180

773

462

131

593

180

11

10

1

11

180

7

8

15

2

4

6

9

26

35

4

9

13

......

Fayette.....

Floyd ......

~
lI>-1

Forsyth ....

Franklin ...

..

Fulton.

.. .. .. ..

..

737

547

91

638

180

..

359

289

.. 289

180 180

68i

4ii

ii-i

536

180

3,194

2,057

631

2,688

180

6

6

...... ....

. ... ......

7

8

15

30

38

68

Gilmer ...... Glascock ..... Glynn ..... Gordon .... Grady .....

..

....

398

171

180

50

:iii

180

......

1

i

2

2,431

1,527

565

2,092

180

28

31

59

2,112

1,262

378

i:6-iiJ

180 180

..

. :ii

. ... 37

'"
58

Greene .. , Gwinnett ... Habersham. Hall ....... Hancock ...
Haralson. Harris ..... Hart ..... Heard ..... Henry .....
Houston .. Irwin.... . Jackson. Jasper... . Jeff Davis.

..

.. ....

..

........ ..
........

.... ..

..

....
.. .........

.. ...
.... ..

....... ....

..

....
....
..
... ..
.. .. .. ..

..
.. ....
..

1,921 622 205 349
2,428
278 1,701 1,001
523 2,140
2,421 1,337
268 1,092
637

1,164 457 100 263
1,297
190 1,147
578 305 1,430
1,416 817 208 663 405

373

1,537

140

597

85

185

22

285

254

1,551

45

235

210

1,357

147

725

107

412

400

1,830

331

1,747

208

1,025

208

185

848

110

515

180

..

180 ..

180 180

..

180

180 ..
180 180 180 180 ..

180 180

. .......

180 180 180

.. ..

13 6
.... 2 .. 14
6 8 6 5 11
14 14
7 4

30

43

3

9

6

8

. ...

23

37

5

11

10

18

13

19

8

13

27

38

18

32

15

29

9

. i6

14

18

TABLE VIII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

SYSTEM

AVERAGE DAILY

NO. OF 4 YEAR

120

121

131

141

151

161

171

ATTENDANCE

Average H. S. GRADUATES

_4b__ _4b__ __ Days Days Days Days Days Days Days Total ~

~_~

. Length Cost Per

_U~d~r _4~s riY~s_ }J~s 4~ E~~~~__~~~_---!~_2~~_~:~_ A~~~~~:--Gi'!:J ::~

Jefferson .

Jenkins .

Johnson

,.

Jones

.

Lamer

.

Lanier ....

Laurens.

Lee

.

Liberty .

Lincoln .

Long

.

Lowndes

.

Lumpkin

.

Macon

.

Madison ..

.,....1, . ... .I.

Marion ... MeDuffie .. Mcintosh .... Meriwether. Miller .

Mitchell .

Monroe

.

Montgomery ..

Morgan ..

Murray ..

Muscogee

,

Newton

.

Oconee

.

1..'

Oglethorpe .

Paulding .

Peach

.

Pickens .

Pierce .

Pike .

Polk .

'1

3.221 1,688
987 1,163
522
421 2,476 1,439 1,677
904
374 1,732
20 2,666
822
1:H1 1!
2,972 810
2, 1341 1, 3841
893 1,808
30:1
81,,837845 1 514:
1, 2611
38~ 1
2,08": 123 702
1,231 1 RBi!

1,829 1,00f
539 780 414
216 1,652
761
i.oso
557
249 1,032
18 1,469
457
7251
905 741 1,647 609
1,316 842 512:
9~fl
.1,802 1 1,091
248 76:1 227
1,378 77
454 724 .164

448 27C
lOe
20l 19
5t 213 168 :WO 95
74 312
2 :128 133
211 198 2:12 3681
~;~Ii
179
261
1,50sl 274
l~t, 1
91
395,1 32' 151 19811 1:32'

2,277 1,27f
641 980 4:3:3
271 1,865
92, 1,45l
65e
323 1,:344
20 1,797
590
936 1,10:,
973 2,015
733
1,596 1,102
691 1,2:35
22
7,:3101 1,365
:322 949 :318
1,77:3 109 605 922 696,

180 , 180 . 180 180 . 180 .
180 . 180 180 . 180 . 180 .

22

47

69

II

23

34

9

16

25

f7

7

~I

R 21

12 29

18

26

44

4

7

II

180

i

8

5'

1:3

180 180
180

.1 17
10

221

:39

34

44

180"

51 II

16

I

118800[.,. 180 . 1801 180, .
180[. ISO,

1
11~01

1:3 13 15

2:3 20 29

15

:35

50

. . .. 'I'

I~I

i
21 16

:35 2.1

180, 180 1801

1~1

16 1 24

22 :JD

1~~11
118800'1..'.., 180 ..
180 . 1IS8O0'I 180
18:1

.195]

Il~'1

165 26

1~1 ~Ii

14

30

47

I

~I

2,1

5

9

14

lJ 1

18

8,

!Ji

1t

Pulaski .....
Putnam ....
Quitman .... Rabun..... Randolph, ,

Richmond. Rockdale. Schley .. ,
Screven ... . Seminole..

Spalding, . Stephens ..
Stewart. , Sumter.. . Tr.lhot ...

Taliaferro. Tattnall , Taylor, ...
Telfair .... Terrell.

Thomas..

.,.I:'.:>

Tift, .... ' Toombs ...

<0

Towns... Treutlen

Troup, ...
Turner.. Twiggs .. ' Union. . . . . . . Upson .......

Walker, .
Walton. Ware, warren .... Washington.

Wayne ...... Webster .... " ..
Wheeler ......... '
White, .......... ' Whitfield ...... , ..

Wilcox, .......... Wilkes .. , ........ Wilkinson ... _.....
Worth ...

Total Counties ....

I

rI , ..

...

,
1
..,,I

11,,227616 1
606
2 ,23~1

9,

730 7121

699

2'992823[

780 763 325
9 .. 1,319
6,:358 510 400
1,754 708

184 227 98,1
4i91
1,787 91 89 356 179

964' 990 423',
9,1
1,7:38\
8,145 601 489
2,11G 887

402
2' 1591 1,925 2, 002,

1' 578i 648 1,257

1,319 1,342

2,538

1

I

2,177 2,140
713

50:1

1,532 116 ,
1,044 1,019
908,
473694[ 804 865 1,444
1,211 1,
l'~il 282

403 ,I
285 187 345

1 115

221

2\3

267
an

1

352 252
1~:)

76

1,935 11
1,329 1,206 1,253
549 990 1,057 1,132 1,755
I
1,563\ 1,346
545
358

1,287' 103
1, 1
:1. ... 1:505 , 432

1' 1 5Ri

1,986

'1

2:35 1 1, 499 1

2,96i!

I

952'

6661

1
!

6~tl

.. I.

951 1,935 1
I 21,,7267981 227,741

971770[ 810 , .... 1,
:::1
1,217 185 7551
1,613'

. 2~~0151
174
t:32 1 255
1:3 144 401

.jS5

1:38

:376

tjl:

:l52

134

H

. ........ .

558 1,106
756 1,672
1
i 142.533

1 1201 2581 164 257
:l6,90n1

1,175 888
1,053
.i ,ieo
542 1,'172
I9S 899 2, 0141
723 427 486
44 1
I
678 1,364
920 1,929
179,4421.

18)' .. 180 . 180 180 . 180 ..
180 .. 180 . 180 180 .. 180 . ,
180 , 180 , 180 180 180 ,
180 , 180 , 180 . 180 , 180
180 1811 180 ' 180 . 180 '
180 , 1,0 180 . 180 ' 180 .
1,0 , 180 ' 180 . 18 180
180 . , 180 18e , 180 , 1,0 .
180 , 1,0 180 . 180 , '
" . ...

10

16'

26

13

13

26

7

5

12

20

25

45

81

126

207

1

5

6

5

4

9

4

25

29

6

6

12

11

27

38

12

32

H

11

14

19

14

33

11

15

26

23

26

49

111

19

29

2

15

17

16

11

1.1

16

21

22

31

I

~I

8 15

14 24

3

12

21

3il,

52

9'

11 10

20 10

21

27

10

, , . . .I

i

2,29~ 131
3.d

2'1

38

3,642

TABLE VIII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

SYSTEM

AVERAGE DAILY

NO. OF 4 YEAR

120

121

131

141

151

161

171

ATTENDANCE

Average H. S. GRADUATES

Days Days Days Days Days Days Days Total

and

to

to

to

to

to

to

Enroll-

Lenath of

Cost Per Pupil

---------

Under 130

140

150

160

170 180

ment

Term

in

- - - D.ys
---

Days

Days --

Days
---

Days
---

Days
---

-

-

-

-

Elem.
----

H.S.
---

-

Total
--

-

-

-

-

-

A. D.A. ----

Boys ---

Girls --

-T-ota-l

Americus.

..

Athens.....

Atlanta....... ..

Barnesville.... ..

Bremer...... ..

... .. .. . ...

.. ..

..

.. . .

" ..

.,

.. ..

1,473

907

.. ':i:i;494 "'20;679 ..

624

367

298
7;268 204

1,205
27,947 571

180 ..

19

31

5

180

.. ..

180 ..

360

524

884

180 ..

9

18

27

180

.. ..

Buford....... Calhoun......
Canton.......... Carrollton. . Cartersville.

.. .. .... . . .

.. ..
..... .. .....

.. .. ....

217

148

321

209

53

41

49
77 12

197 286 53

180 180

........

180

4
8 ......

4

8

6 .. 14

910

408

323

731

180

19

17

36

574

274

202

476

180

18

12

30

Cedartown. .. .. ..

Chickamauga. . . .

Cochran.........

Commerce.....

..

Cordele........

..,

.... ..

..

..

.. .. ......

.. .. .. .. .. ..

425

179

172

351

.. ..

.. .. .. . .. .... ... .... .... ... . ..

.. .... .. .. ..

380

198

66

264

..

179

114

34

148

..

1,520

914

250

1,164

180

8

180 . . . . .... ...

180 .. ..

4

18f

3

180 ..

13

14

22

... .

5

9

6

9

30

43

Dalton.. .. .. Decatur........ Dublin........ Elberton....... .. Fitzgerald...

...... .. ..

.. .. . .. .. .... ....
.. . . . . ..

.. .. .. ..

.. .. ..

..

..

433 892 1,268

295 553 811

113

408

213

766

318

1,129

180 180

..

180

..

662

382

210

592

180

794

544

156

700

180

4

12

16

12

9

21

12

23

3

18

17

3

7

5

1

Gainesville.. . .. .. Hogansville...
Jefferson.... . . . LaGrange...... Marietta.......

.. .... " .. ..

.. .. ..

.. .. .. ..

.. ..

927

637

203

840

180

. .. .. .

..

..

481

298

129

427

180

..

"

324

148

66

214

180

..

2,026

1,451

293

1,744

180

.. ..

901

503

248

751

180

4

8

12

.. 7

10 1

1 1

5

22

27

11

20

31

Monroe....... Moultrie......... Newnan.. . .. . .. . . . Pelbam........ .. Quitman....... .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. ....

.. .... ..

.. . . . . ..

.

180

..

......... ..

1,651

942

400

1,342

180

..

5

28

33

785

665 .... . ..

665

180

.. . .... .. ... ..

877

596

179

775

180

..

8

11

19

738

451

161

612

180

..

.. ....

Rome....... Tallapoosa.... .. Tallulah Falls... Thomaston....... Thomasville.......

...... .. .. .. .. ..
..

...... .. ..

.. ..

..

.. ..

..

.

1,708 108
.. 584 1,751

1,043 64
.. 309 1,098

366 36
.... i99 428

1,409 100
.. .508 1,526

180 ..

..

.. .::. 180 .. ..
i~g

180

11

..

....

5
4

19

28

39

..

5

.. 20 .... 24

35

54

Toccoa . . . . . . . . . . . Trion.. Valdosta.'.::::::: : Vidalia . . . . . . . . . . . Waycross. . . . . . . . .

........ .......
........
....... ........

.........

... ...

....
....

...

......

... ....

.
.

............

...

...

.. . . "

,

..

... .....

. ..... .....
'"
. ......

... ... . !. . . . ... I

. .... ........

.. . ....
........

.." .

.
.

.... ....

........ ... .....

West Point .... Winder.. .........

..... .....

......

........
........

.. . ..
. .......

........

..
..

....
....

.
.

I

.

,
.

.

.
.

........

...

.

.
.

.... ....

Total Cities....... ........ ...... ........ ...
.. Grand Total. ..... ........ ........ . .... ......

'" . ....

. ..

... ........ .,. ..... ....

535 55 2,633 640 1,908
703 291
62,845
290,585

316[ 51;
1,701 39.1
1,177

157
.....
473 147
sro

492

169

158

82

37,747 14,197

180,280 51,106

473 51
2,174 542
1,687
661 240

180 . ......

180

180 . .... . ...

180 180

...

ISO . .. ..
180 . .....

8 . .......
26 11 20
7 4

51,944 ..... .....

673

231,386 . ...... ... .. .....

2,02.1

5

1

34 . ......6o

10

21

33

.I3

13

2o

10

14

1,021 1,69

3,311 5,33

\

TABLE IX-WHITE SCHOOLS-TEACHERS AND TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

REGULAR PROGRAM (Acad. and Voc, Teachers)

Special Program

CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS

Grand

ON REGULAR PROGRAM

SYSTEM

- - - - - - - - - - .. ~ ~----

I -

-

Elementary -----

,

-

_ _ _H_ig_h_S_ch_o_ol_ _ ~

Non

teach. Total

Fe-

Fe-

prin.

Fe-

Kg.

Total All

. _ - -- - Gnnd

Teachers

YEARS COLLEGE

Total

-----._--------------_._- Total Per

I

i
I

mits

--I--!-- -----_._-- Male

male

rotal

Male

male

Total --1----M-a-le male

Total
-----

4 3 2 1 ------

I

Appling.

67 72 16 20 36

31 111 .

111

I 8 78 16

8 ..... 11C

1 111

Atkinson.

36 43 12

6 18

1 62 .

62 .

7 38

4 13 ......

62 ......

62

Bacon.... . Baker ....

41 48 14 13 27

14 15

2

7

9

1 76 .... 1 25 ...

76 25

I

3 4

53 12

14 6

6. 3

76 ...... 76

25 ......

25

Baldwin.

48 48

9 22 31

4 83

83

31 51

1

8" ...... 83

Banks ....

Barrow.. .

Bartow....

t-:l

Ben Hill ...

01 t-:l

Berrien....

Bibb ....... Bleckley .... Brantley ....
Brooks. '" Bryan...

28 31 29 31 98 103 23 26 69 70
24 385 409 2 22 24 4 36 40 6 39 45 1 24 25

7 11

7

4

25 18

3

5

18 24

67 96

4 ......

12 15

10 10

8

8

18
11 .... 43
8 .... 42

163 28

4 ......

27

1

20 ...

16

50 ..

42 .,

149

34 .:

114

4.

600 ..

28.

68

1.

65 ..

42 .

4 ...... 1.

50 .... 42 ., 149 . 34 118 .
600 28 69 . 65 42

6 36

5

5 21

7

16 6.1 27

1 19

9

7 56 32

118 327 68

3 15

7

8 36 16

4 29 12

8 25

5

3

50 ....

50

8

41

1 42

40

14f

1 149

5.

34 ... "2 34

17

112

114

34 49 596

4 600

3 ...... 2b ...... 28

6 ..S 66 2 68

15

65 ......

65

4

42 ...... 42

Bulloch .....
Burke .... Butts .... Calhoun .....
Camden ....

76 81 20 29 49

135

3 ..

:1.

50 52 11 15 26

79

2 .,

2.

25 25

8

7 15

42

21 21

9

9 18 ....

39

30 32

9

7 16 ...... 48 .

'i

i
1 ..

138 81 42 .
40 49 .,

34 97

3

10 .13 12

3 35

3

5 24

7

8 27

6

1 ....

135 . ..... 135

2

79 ......

79

1 ....

42

42

3 ...... 39 ..

39

6 ...... 47

48

Candler .... Carroll .. " Catoosa.. . . Charlton ... Chatham ..

..[, 27 27

8

9 17

1 45

1.

1.

89 97 31 28 59 7 86 93 24 22 46

.\ 2 158
3 142

1.

2 23 25 19 364 383

10

8 18

58 158 216

2 45 24 623

62 .30

92 .

46 159 .. 142 45 715

4 34

7

45

45

21 81 44

9 ...... 155

3 158

27 63 26 13

129 13 142

5 26

8

6.

45 ..

45

79 415 61 50

607 16 623

Chattahoochee. Chattooga .... Cherokee .. " .. Clarke ........ Clay ....

4

4

2

1

3

7

76 77 19 20 39

118

3 [, .:

7 ... 126 ..

2

1

1

3

10 58 23 23

7 114

7 118

87 93 23

8 31

111 8

11~

17 3

43 5

60 8.

124 179

......

16 ... . I

'S

124 . 184 ..

10 65 73 102

14 26 4.

116 179

124 179

16, ..

2

7

7.

16

16

1

I

1

Clayton .. Clinch . Cobb . Coffee . Colquitt.
Columbia .. Cook .. Coweta . Crawford. Crisp .

16 140 156' 32

2 28 30

7

38 277 3151 64

7 104 111 28

15 102 117

8

39 40

8

51 54

9

I

55 59 16

!

14 14

3

29 30

7

33

65 1

2 223 ..

7 141 1 45

96 1601 19 494 .

34

62,

3 176 .

12

201,

2 139

20 28

68 .

14 23

79

11 27 1.'

86

7

10 1

25 .

12 191..

49

Dade . Dawson. Decatur... .
DeKalb .. Dodge.

Dooly Dougherty .. Douglas .. Early .
Echols .

Effingham.

Elbert

.

Emanuel..

Evans ...

Fannin.

Fayette .. Floyd . Forsyth . Franklin .. Fulton.

39 46 24 24 2 82 84 30 541 571 4 67 71

m35

:;6 177

54 61

48 49

11 12

8

8 16

64

5 24
90

142~71

10.

51

1

237 30

34 .. 136 838 ..

19 19 38

1 110

I

10 26

19 46

~~

7!

651 2561

4. 15

6 24 30

2 93,.

11 19 30

1 80

1.

6

1

7!.

19

1

36

38

14

12

26 ..

44 49

9 12 21

29 41 70 21 25 46

25 25

7 10 17

77 85 18 22 40

64

1

Ig'il

43 ..

129 .

3 31 34

5 10 15 .

49

4

4:

13 129 142 38 43 81

226

I

2

8 .59 67 12 12 24 .

91

2 ...

2

1 61 62 16 23 39 .

101

3 ..

3.

9 413 422 94 126 220 32 674 .,

Gilmer . Glascock . Glynn . Gordon .. Grady ..

10 50 60 11

8

11 11

3

8

105 105 :13 47

75 81 27 13

65 71 16 23

81 .. 22 .. ,
192 . 1211.
111 .

Greene...

Gwinnett. .

Habersham.

Hall

.

Hancock..

33 33

7 15

16 126 142 4:; 41

11 72 83 12 28

12 129 141 :)7 ;;2

18 18

3

7

Haralson. Harris.. Hart .. Heard .... Henry ..

36 45 11

9

26 27

8

8

58 59 17 15

26 28 10

7

41 46 13 13

223
451.' ...
494 "
176 .
1::1

1
801.

94 25

1...

49 1.

64' . . ,

14834'1.'... 838 .. 114.

69 .. 274 . 93 ..
81 . 19 ..

65 .. 71 119 46 . 129 .

58 .. 228 .
93 104 674

81 . 22 .. 192
2J~~:6I'1
128
2101.
30.

67 44 93 . 46 . 72

~HI' 36
6
61 25 102
9 60

4 5

53491i

12 471

3 2

~~I

26

JI 20 82 182 .594
1: 74

42

37 1 210

10 52

4 54

2

8

8 35 6 46 16 81 4 37 13 54

6 23 18 133 10 41 12 76
124 472

11 35 1 15
47 131 8 53
11 74

6 :18

l~bl

14 98

36 135

4 19

:1 28 ti, 20 7. 65 10; 26 13 49
1

:r 29' . 8. 34 .. 34 15 ..
31 37

11531

6. 5 ..

21

6

13

5 ..

11 10

6

.5

19 17.

45 15

19

7

14 5 15 20 .5
91 13 1 16 2 .. 24

4 2 14 . 2 4 ..
ll .. 6 .. 4
30

12

5

49 2.5

21 17

9

4

57 13 ..

14 14

5

1.

11

3 ....

26 28 ..

15 10

7

5

32 21 ..

8

7

24 14

6.

12 16

9

9.

9
~I

101' .". . 31

1

1i 2~~1

223 45

494 ..

494

176 ..

176

139

139

64

G8

77

79

86 ...

86

25 ..

25

48

49

63

64

34

34

136 .

13G

836

8:18

110

110

65

65

254

256

91

93

80

80

19

HJ

63

64

71.

71

117 .

117

43 ..

43

129 ..

129

47

49

225

221;

91 ..

91

101 .

101

666

G74

75

81

22

22

192

192

115

121

110

111

55

55

221

22G

127 .

127

210 ..

210

29

29

60

6.5

44 .

44

91

!l2

45

45

72

72

TABLE IX-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-TEACHERS AND TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES

SYSTEM

REGULAR PROGRAM (Acad. and Voc, Teachers)

Special Program

Ii

-.. --- ------------

Grand

Total

___E_l_em~entary

H~igh-S-ch~oo-l -I

Non teach.

Total

Kg. All Teachers

Fc-

Fe-

pnn,

Fe-

___ ~~~~~~

_~~~

Houston... . Irwin Jackson...... Jasper........ Jeff Davis
~:~kr~~~. .::: .. ::.
Johnson.. .. . .. Jones........ Lamar.......

7 118 125 18 33 51

53944121527

6 48 54

5 10 15

1 15 16

5

7 J2

25557151227

9 185
374
69 28 84

~ ~~ ~~ 1~ 1~ n:::::: ~~

35 35 24 24 .. .. . 15 15

9 II 20

1 56

6

6 12..

36

2

7

9

24

1:::: 1 .. ,

185 74 69 28 84
~~ ::: ::
56 . 36 24

Lanier

.

Laurens .

Lee

.

Liberty

.

Lincoln .

Long....... ., ...

Lowndes

.

Lumpkin

.

Macon

.

Madison .

2 18 20

5

8 13 .....

33

3 67 70 25 19 44

115 ....

I

15 16

5

3

8 .. '"

24 .. . .. ..

31 31

8

5 13

~~ .... i .

17 17

3

7 10

2 .....

I

19 20

5

5 10

I 31

..

3 58 61 20 15 35

I 97

.

7 35 42

3 II

14

2 58

..

8 22 30

6

13 19 ......

49

..

47 47 14 17 31

I 79 ..

33 .. 115 .. 24 ..
45 .. 30 ..
31 98 .. 58 .. 49 .. , 79 ..

Marion

.

McDuffie '

McIntosh.. . .. ' ..

Meriwether

.

Miller

.

Mitchell

..

Monroe

.

Montgomery

.

Morgan

.

Murray

.

M uscogee
Newton Oconee Oglethorpe
Paulding

,.
,. .
.
..

15 15 37 40 16 16 49 50 34 34
44 44 2 25 27
21 21 I 31 32 I 59 60
19 389 408 59 59
2 25 27 I 24 25 2 55 57

4

7 11

6 13 J9

7

5 12

16 19 35

8 14 22

I 27

1

2 61

2 ...

. 28 ..

4 89 ..

2 58 ..

8 20 28

1 73

5 12 17

I 45

8

9 17

. 38 ..

8 JI 19 .. 51 ..

15 14 29

2 91

4 . " ...

4 ....

54 132 186 32 626

19 21 40

3 102

6 12 18 .....

45

5 15

12 15

17

2

30 ......

~~

. ..

..

..

i :::::: i .

28 ' .

63 .

28 ..

89 ..

58

.

77 45 ......
38 51 95 ..

626 ..

102

.

45 ..

44 ..

88 ..

CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS ON REGULAR~ P_ ROG_ RAM,

YEARS COLLEGE

__

Total

II

5 _ 4_ _3_~ __1

_ Grand Total
Per-
mite _

20 123 21 21

185

104710 6 38 101

1~7211

74 66

4 17

4'

.. .. .

28

85314

..

84

185 74
3 69 28 84

IJ g~ 1~1 L ::: ~~ :::::: ~~

4 42

8

2

56

56

4 25

6

35

1 36

2 16

2

3....

23

1 24

6 16

6

10 81 16

4 14

3

3 31

6

2 20

6

fl:::: .

32 114
24

5.

45

28

1 33
1 115 .. 24
.. 45 .. 28

J5

7

4 ....

31 ..

31

63 15 11

I 97 ..

97

31 11

7

3 58 .. 58

37

8

49 .. 49

54 18 .. ,

79 ..

79

4 16

5

10 40

9

1 21

5

11 60 14

6 44

7

2.

2.

I

4 ..

I

..

27 .. 27

61 .. 61

28

..

28

89 .. 89

58 ..

58

5 58

5

3 ..

71

2 73

7 35

2

1

. 45

..

45

6 21

5

6 ..

38

..

38

5 7

36 28

5 19

5 ....

29

3

~~

5

51 91

218 330 49 22 .. 619

7 626

13 74 12

3

. 102 ...

102

6 26 6 29

9 8

3

1

1 ..

4454 ... "1'1 4454

6 39 22 19 .. 86

87

Peach ........ Pickens.......

.... ....

....

..

"'4

27 46

27 50

8 14 22 8 15 23

Pierce ..............

5 52 57 15 14 29

Pike ...............

2 28 30

3 11 14

Polk...............

7 82 89 11 16 27

1 50.

73

.....

4 90.

.....

1 2

45 118

......

..

. ....

Pulaski. ............ .... ..

Putnam ............

2

Quitman . . . . . . . . . . . .

Rabun ............. 15

Randolph.... .....

2

28 18
7 33
21

28 20 7 48 23

5 4 2 14
6

12 IJ 4 16
15

17 14

......1

6 ......

30

1

21

1

..... I' 46
34

.

.

.

...

.. .. .

13

'J 79

......

45

1. ... 1.

Richmond .... ......

4 367 371 89 110 199 30 600

Rockdale ..... Schley ........

............

4 ......

Screven............. J3

27 7 58

31

6 10 16

J

7 71

......3

....

5 ....

8 . ..... 2

48
J5 73

Seminole. . . . . . . . . . . .

5 25 30

6 10 16 J 47

1

I.
.....
i

Spalding............

9 JJJ 120 15 42 57

3 J80

Stephens............ Stewart............. Sumter.............

...........5

Talbot .............

2

44 15
30 J3

49 15
30 15

12 6 8 6

16 6
9 3

28

1

12 17

......

... ...

9 ......

78

27

47 24

..

1

I.... .. 1 ....

Taliaferro...... " ... ......

7

7

4

4

8 ...

15

Tattnall. ...........

6 58 64 17 21 38 1 103

Taylor ............. Telfair .............

......1

Terrell .............

4

29
55 26

30
55 30

12 16 5

8 17
7

20 33

..........

12

J

50 88 ... 43

i

...

...
J ..

Thomas ...........

2 49 51 J9 16 35

86 ..

...

Tift................

1 98 99 2J 30 51

3 153

Toombs ............

7 56 63

3

8 11 3 77

I

.... 1:'

Towns ...........

J3 16 29

8

6 14

43[ ..

Treutlen............

1 24 25

5

9 14

1 40, 1

"'j ......

I

Troup......... .....

9 46 55 11 15 26

Turner ....... Twiggs .....

..... .....

......2

32 23

34 23

9 13 22

7

8 15

1 I

57 8 38 l...

...I

...
...

'''1

...

Union....

6 33 39 11 13 24

2 65 ..

...

Upson .....

5 38 43 14 10 24

2 69,'

....

Walker.... .... Walton .... Ware...... Warren ........ Washington ..

47
'''i
......

210 47 65 19

257 47

...... 8

.. .. i:i

. . . ...
20

.. ...
.. ....

66 19

19 4

J8 7

:J7 11

...
...

...

257, .

..... ,

671 103

'1

.... .1 .....

..

1

:JQ

i ....

J

.. 44 44 12 23 35

2 81

Wayne .... ......

8

Webster .... .... ....

Wheeler ... White .....

..
..

. .

..... .....

."

Whitfield ... .... ..

,

1 2 26

I

81 89
77 20 21
3.1 37 94 120

23 28

3

4

7 12

11; 9

28 20

1

1

51

2

7 19

..

..... .....

20

48

3

112 ..

... .....

14

40 .....

57 171

.

....
.. . .

."II".

.. ........

I

........ .......... 1

.,
I

50 73

............

90 ......

45 118

.. .........

46 ......
34 ...... 13 ...... 80 ...... 46 ......

600 48 J5

............ .....

73 ......

48 ......

180 78 27
48 24

. .

. .

........

................

15 ......

103 .....

50 ...

88 44

.. ...... ...

86 153 78

...... ...... ... ...

43 ......

41 ......

82 58

......
......

38 .....

65 69

.........

2163508173-........................
81 .....

142 ......

14 . .....

40 . ....

57 171

...........

12 35
4 39
15 42 5 34 13 51

5 34

5 25

1

8

11 57

9 32

89 445 4 31
2 10
8 52
4 36

32 123
10 62 4 17 6 29 4 12

3 10
8 76 3 26
5 60 6 32

3

9 17

17 10

4

2

26 25

50 ...... 5o

2 2

71 2

86 45

....

4 ..

97o3
45

3 118 . ..... 118

4 3 . ..... 46 ...... 46

3 1 ...... 34 . ..... 34

3 8

1 3

. .

..........

13 79

. .

..........

13 79

4 ...... ...... 45 . ..... 45

41
9 J 9 .1

15 3

.. ..........

2

3

1

2 .. ....

590 10

47 15 73 47

......J ...... . .....

60o
48 J5 73 47

12 10 3 180 ...... 18o

3 1 8

3 5

. .....
. .....

4 . .....

78 27
47

... ...............

78 27 47

2

6 ... .. . 24 . ..... 24

2 ... . ..... 15 . ..... 15

10 16 16
2

6

1

4
7 3

... ...............

101 2

49 88 43

. .....1 ......

150o3
88 4:J

9 50 16 21 84 25
5 52 11 7 23 10 4 29 5

18 46 13

4 34

8

3 23

6

5 36 18

8 47 9

23 126 49 8 30 22
12 49 24
4 22 .....
11 57 12

9

84

2 86

20 9

............

1n50

.

3 .....

153 7

3 2

. .

..........

43 40 .: . :

44o3

5 ..... 82 ...... 82

11 5

.. ......

.. .

57 . .....

37

J

57 38

6

65 . ....

65

5 .....

69 . ..... 69

34 3

..... . .....

232 66

25 257 1 67

17

102

I 103

13 J ......

30 81

......

......

30 81

17 87 21 14 J 140 2 J42

2 8 :J I . ..... 14 . ..... J4

7 22

8

3

40

40

5 38

8

5 ...... 56

1 57

24 90 30 22

1 167

4 171

TABLE IX-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-TEACHERS AND TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES

~_~;'~=n~~,~~~R~~~~~~~~_::~~:~~~~~I~~e~lialp::m~ ,

,

I Grand I~~
Tot:",l

CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERb

I

~~~):i' REGUL~~_~.ROG1(A!v1

! ---~----!GranJ.

~YSTEM

-1--- -1- - ~~~~~h'i Tot,.!

Kg, I All i
iTcacheTslr ---'-1

YEARS COLLEGE
--~~I'--' I

l\r-I ' I

I Total

":. T'ltal .,l 11IIt.,

f- W~~~---~~- -- 2=:_ j~i~ !~t~112~~i~~;!~ 2~t~ ~_ J --~64 ~1-,-~II'~~~; 2~t~~.

Wilkes

.

1 29 30

9 15i 24

1 5.5

1
:
~-~---1---1- ~l--

II

i

-~il---'--- i~il----ll--i1

\Vl!kmson

::l 27 30

5 ]3 18

4R

I

Worth..

50 59 14 22 36

97

:11

101

5S 15 15

96,

11 97

Total Counties

i~:1 9.i04 10.497 2,260 3,028 5,288 374,16,1.59

155 58 213
I
j

16,:179

2,32,510,032

1,3.0

12,161
I

I

109105,967

19216,159
i

!'.:> <:n

Americus. Atlanta ....

~

Barnesville

Bremen

Buford ....

30 30

9 10 19

25 1,109 1,134 256 4"I", 703

18 18 18

6 24

16 18

2

9

13 14

3

10

2 .51 82 1,919 .
42 .
27 . 24

51

12 34

2

2,

51

51

2,006

540 1,283 60 22

1,919 .

1,919

42 .

9 31

1

42 .

42

29 .

6 IS

6.

27

27

3.

27 .

3 16

3

23

24

Calhoun. Canton .... Carrollton .. Cartersville. Cedartown.
Chickamauga. Cochran ... Commerce. Cordele ... Dalton ..
Decatur Dublin ... Elberton ... Fitzgerald ... Gainesville..
Hoaansvillc . Jefferson.. LaGrange ... Marietta .. Monroe ....

18 19

6

9

15 ......

34

2 .....

36 ....

24

2

2

34 .

:JJ

15 15

6 18 24

1 40

2

42 .

3]

11 11....

40 .

40

36 38

8 11 19 ...

57 .

34 37

91 12, 21

58 .

57 58

39,1 28 1bl

31

57 .

57

57

58

37 42
10 10 14 15

8 28 36
1

2

71 9

3 111 14

79

20

30

2.

79
20 32 .

5 4

55 1O!

1
11' 21

19

7

T2 .:

79 .
20 ... 30

79
20 30

21 29 70

21 31 72

1~18

7

11

19

15 18 33

71 71 21 31 52

39 40

6 14 20

37 . 51 .. 110 ..
8 131 2 62

37

5 30

1

I,

37 .

37

51

12 33 6 ... . ..I... .

51

51

110
I
131 .... I 62

18,
nl

67
82 48

14
7 3

91
4. 1 ..

108
130 62

110
131 62

23 23

8 15 23

3 49

51

7 40

2.

49 .

49

29 30

19 26

2

58 1. " ..

058

17 36

4

1

58

058

58 60

22 24

201 20,

90' 90

106 107

24 1

24 1

11 18

5

9

gl 8 10
111
1~1 15

.:~I 29

5.

14 ..
18 ... 42

94 .
38 38 136

49

164

20

21 46, ..

94 .

22 61

2.

lUI ':,: 4 30

2

2.

38

I

4 31

I

2.

23 87 10 10 .

...... ..... ! 46, .

3 104 , 17

91

9 31 : 6

92

94

38 ...

38

38

38

136 1......

136

161 .

164

46 ".

46

------------------------------------------------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------,

Moultri...........

2 46 48 ;10 3i 6i

3

Newnan.......... .

2 36 38

9 16 25

2

Pelham............

3 21 24

7

8 15

2

QRoumitme .a.n......................

..... 3

18 107

18 110

5 12

6 29

11 41

1 3

Tallapoosa...... ...

1 15 16

3

5

8

1

Tallulah Falls ... ...

2

3

5

4

6 10

1

Thomaston ........ Thomasville........

.....4

Toccoa ...... ......

1

50 55 30

54 55 31

26 10 10

21 18 11

47 28 21

4 3 2

Trion ....... . ..... ..... 21 21 6 7 13 1

Valdosta ....... ....

2 77 79 12 28 40

5

Vidalia .......

.....

25 25

5

8 13

I

Waycross .... . . .
West Point ..... ..

74 74 13 23 36

I

1 14 15

4

4

8

1

Winder...... . .... . ..

21 21

9

9 18 ... ...

Total Cities ........

72 2,565 2,637 623 1,040 1,663 161

Grand Total. ......

805 12,329 13,134 2,883 4,068 6, 9511 535

126

I 22 84

4 .. IIi

118

65 .. 41 ..

17 5

48 ... 5 29

2 ..

65 .. 41 ..

65 41

31 ..

4 24

2 ..

30

. 30

]54

15 102 22 15

. 154

. 154

26 ..

4 14

5

.. 23

25

16 ..

6

9

1

. 16

16

108 .. 26 67

5

2 .. 100

105

87 .. 11 63

6

5

1 86

86

54 ..

8 44

2 ......

54

54

5 ....

35 .....

35

8

2

U3

124

'.1

3

4 .....

39

39

3

4

110

111

4

1 ..

241'

24

11

3

2.

39

39

93

292 131 12 4,4441 17 4,461

100

2,453, 1,4711 12120,411 20920,620

1

_ L~_l- _.~--,-_ _,--_

TABLE X-COLORED SCHOOLS-TEACHERS AND TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

REGULAR PROGRAM (Acad. and Voc. Teachers)

SpecialProgram

CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS

Grand

ON REGULAR PROGRAM

Total

All

Grand

_.E_ le~ me_ nt~ ary_ _ I

High School

I Non

Kg. Teachers

YEARS COLLEGE

Total Total Per-

teach. Total

mits

..----.--.- -M-ale- -J~-:ie- -To-ta-l Male -~-;'-ic-1IT-ot-a-l .p_rin.- .--- -M-ale- -~~i-e -To-ta-l ---- - - - - - -.5- - - - - - - - - -_.- ---.--

Appling .

I 21 22

6

5 11 ...... a3

..

Atkinson

.. . .. .. . 11 11

2

2

4

1.5

..

Bacon

.

1

7

8

2

1

3 ...

11

..

Baker

.

2727268

36

.

Baldwin

.

11 37 18

8 11 19

69 ..

a3 .

1.5 ..

11

.

a6

..

69 ..

2:l .5 2 ...... :l3 ..

aa

14

.

1.5 .

1.5

10 .

1 .. 11 ..

11

27

1 .. 3.5

36

.56

2 .. 68

69

Banks.............. . .

a a .....

Barrow............. .. . 10 10

2

Bartow.............

I

14 15

2 ....

Ben Hill..... Berrien......

..

1 13 14
J 12 is

4
a

a

a

13

2

1 18

10 1 2.5

5 ..... 18

.

..

..

..

..

1

1 ......

a
13 . 18 .. 2.5 19

.1
1 10 15
2 23 .. 16

2 .. 2 .. 3
2

3 ..

3

13 .. 13

.. 18

. 18

.. 2.5

. 2.5

.. 18 .. 18

Bibb

..

201 202 as 41 79 14 29.5

Bleekley

.

Brantley

.

Brooks..... .. ..

a1

11
5 41

1~ :::::: ::: ... ::::::::: I

11 6

44 7 6 ra . .57

..

Bryan

.

1 17 18

2

6 _ 8 .. 26..

.

..

29.5 .. ae 2a1 19 6 ...... 292 3 29.5

..

11 ..

10

1 ...

11

11

.

6

.

4

1

.

.5 1

6

.

.57 ..

2 42 12

1 .. .57 ..

.57

..

26 ..

3 22

1

26 .. 26

Bulloch

..

3 .56 .59

7

9 16 a 78

Burke

..

4 89 93 1.5 16 a1 ..... 124 1

Butts ..

2 24 26

4

7 11

1 a8

Calhoun .

5 a4 a9

6

7 1a

. 52

1

Camden .

4 24 28

8

7 1.5 ..

43

..

1 ..

..

1 ..

..

..

78 ..

125 ..

a8 ..

.5a .

43

.

:l 64 10

1

. 78

5 101 16 1 .. 123

I 36

1

. 38

:l 49 ......

.52

3 34

6 ..... .. .... 43

78
1 124 . 38
. 52 .. 43

Candler Carroll............. Catoosa
Charlton............ Chatham...........

.. 16 16

5

3

8 ..

24

1......

8 37 4.5

.. . 45

..

2

2

I

1

.

3

1

9 10

2

11 218 229 as

a

5

71 109 13 31f

23

24

1 .. .. .
47 ::::::

2.5

.. ... 23

1

4.a5

.2.

34 6 2.....

1.5 ..

13

2

398

82 266 2

.. 24 .. 24

a

. 4.5 .. 4.5

1

.

3 ..

3

. 1.5

. 1.5

1 .. 3.51 .. 3.51

Chattahoochee

.

1

6

7

1

1

.

8

Chattooga.

. . 12 12

6

2

8 .. 20

1

Cherokee. .

..

.5 .5 2

2

4

9

Clarke

.

52 53 11 17 28

1 82

Clay

.

18 21

.5

6

11 . . . . . .

32

i

1

..

1

.

..

1

..

.

I

8

.

5

2

1 ..

8

.

8

21

..

17

2

1 .. 20 .. 20

9

1

7

1

.

9

.

9

83

17 5.5

7

3 .. 82 ..

82

32......

1 27

4

.. 32 .. 32

Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt

.. . . .. ,.

2 28 30

I

12

13

I 21 22

5 :15 40

5 23 28

.j

,

I

4

:1 ....

57

Columbia
Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp

.

1 34 35

4

5

.

1 19 20

3

4

.

5 44 49 14 14

.

3 17 20

7

4

.

1 20 21

1

2

Dade

.

1

1 ......

1

Dawson Decatur ,

. '

....

4

.... 73

77'" 9

DeKalb

..

3 59 62 15

Dodge

.

6 31 :J7

7

Dooly

.

42 43 11

Dougherty

' ..

109 112 16

Douglas

.

13 15

1

Early

.

,,8 6S 14

Echols ,.,

..' ..

4

4

1

Effingham , ,. '

3 27 30

2

Elbert

..

S 26 31

2

Emanue1. .

.5 51 56

4

Evans

,

.

2 14 16

3

Fannin

.

1

1

Fayette ,

.

Floyd

,

..

Forsyth....... ..,

Franklin

.

Fulton

.

Gilmer

Glasecek

..

Glynn;

.

Gordon .

Grady .

2 17 1 12
..
1 12 10 66

.

6"

S2
...
3 41

19
la

J

5

13

5

3

76 18 22

sr: 4...... 1 53 10 16

44 11

5

Greene Owinnett
Habersham all
HHane..oe"k' ..

. .

441 52 14 16

a8

a6

..

4

4

4

1

.. .. " ~I'

10 49

10 ....

56

8

2 9

Haralson Harris Hart
Heard
Henry

.. .
.

ji 5

6

41 47

21 24

4
6 4

1

. .

JI 12 ia 3

41 49

7

1

I

II

5

1

3 ......

12

1

9

7

1

28

1

11

1

3 ..

1

.

2S

1

25

3

14 ......

16 ......
:19 7 27 2 ......

6 ..
5 .. 11 7

6 ........

8 .....

40

7

411 .. 19 2S 53
28 ..

.. .... ..
.

41 .....
19 2S .. S3 .. 28 ..

tl t~1
:1 18

2

I ....

:1

1

..

2 49

I

1

..

22

6 .....

44 ..

28

.

78 ..

a2 .

24 ..

44 ..

28

.

78

.

32 .

24 ..

18 11 10 ..

21

6

..

65

4

..

30

.

22

..

.

2 ..

2.

4 ............... i07 ::::

90 ..

2 ......

53 .

1 .....

..... 86 7

9

1 ......

14 68

4

3

2 45 2 ....

59 ......

157 10

23

94

6

..

12 ...... 5 ......

59 .

4

169

..

22

sa

4

99 ..

4

6

.. ..

47
l~i'" 2

77 11

4

I

1 .....
1 1 .. ,

a6 ..........
~~ .. 1::: .... il..."

24

.. ...

1 ..

a6 .... a6 .. ,
69 ... 24
1

3 28

4

1 18 13

3

54

11

2 18

4

1 ......

I

..

4 ..

2la5 ...

2 ......

27 .. 13 ..

19

5

10

1 ....

2J

1 ......

12a .....

1 ......

22 ...... 123

1 15 28 87

~ ..2 ,.....

41 ..

41

18

1 19

25 .. 25

53 .. 53

28 .. 28

39

5 44

28

. 28

78 .. 78

32 .. 32

24 .. 24

2.

. ....

103 .....

103

89

90

49

SI

59 ...... S9

1.>6

157

23 ...... 2:1

93

1 94

6 .....

II

36

. all

36 .. :ltl

68 .. ll8

24

. 24

1

1

25 13

.. .

2la.5

21 123 ......

5 26

.....a

11 82 ......

16 1 "6i :::

14

I 66

6 .. 22

5.

9

2

. 12

17

1 74

.. .. ..
.
1 ......

5 ..

11

.

7

.

7 ..
21i

11

..

58

..

31

1

~~I .. l::::

11 .... 82

15 .. 63

a8

:1 ..... I

II 82

. II . 82

...... iii

...... .. ,'iii
4

.. 6 ......

... '6i ...

III

66 ..

3 55

S

3 ..

66 ..

llll

22 ..
~L::::I

2 17 :1

.

1 1

~

1 1 ::::::

4 60 10

..

22 9
12
74

.. ..
..
..

22
o
12
74

11 ..

58

.

~!

7 48

a
3

.. 11 ..

1

58 ..

11 58

a2

.

21 ..

72 ..

:31 19

6

2 ......

IIi lSI 2

3 ...... .. ...

61 .... I

30 1 31

20, .

20

721" .. 72

TABLE X-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-TEACHERS AND TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES

REGULAR PROGRAM (Acad. and Voc. Teachers)

Special Program

CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS

SYSTEM

---1--1--- ~- - Elementary --- High School

No;---

Grand

Total

Kg.

All

teach. Total

,

Teachers

ON REGULAR PROGRAM
~
YEARS COLLEGE ~__ Total

,
Grand Total Per-

prin.

mits

Fe-

Fe-

Fe-

---
Houston

-

-

-

-
.

Male ---
I

-ma-le
52

Total ---
53

-Ma-le

-ma-le
8

Total ---
14

-

-
4

-

-
71

-Ma-le

-ma-le
,

Total --

-

-

-

-

-

-
71

--
.... ,.

-

-

1

-

66

-

-a -

-
1

-

-

,

--71

--
,'.,.,

-

-
71

Irwin

.

Jackson, ' , . , . , . , .. '

Jasper

.

Jeff Davis , ." ,.,

5 29 21 9

34

5

11 ... , .......

10

1 45

,

11 ..

i31 I

26

1

14

5

9

35

3

6 .. 20 .....

45 ,....

4 38

2

1, ..

45 .. , .

45

11 ..... ..

6

2

3 " .. '

11

11

35

2 27

5

1 ,.,

35 .. 35

20,....

1 16

2

J ..... '

20

..

20

Jefferson Jenkins Johnson.
Jones Lamar

. . .
.

5 60

7 28

o1

25 26

~~I
26 291

15
3
8
~

13 14 4
6

28 ..

17

12

1

10 ..... '

93 .. 52 .. 39 ..
09 .. '.'

1

1 ..... ,

.

1 17 18! ..

18 " " "

93 .. 53 .. 39 .. 39 , ..
18 , ..

72 12

3 ..

93 .. 90

38

8

2 .. 52 ..

52

27

7

3 .. 39

39

31 4 ..

39 .. 39

12

5

1 .. , .. ,

18

..

18

Lanier

.

Laurens

.

Lee", .. ,

,

Liberty, .. ,., " " " ,

Lincoln

.

8

8

3

3

6

14

...

64 65

9

7 16 .... "

81 ,.' ' " ' '

27 27

4

7 11

1 39

..

35 38

4 12 16

1 55 ,.' .. , ..

18 19

4

4

8

1 28 ..

14 ".,.,

81

..

39 ..

55

,

28

,

2

7

5 .. ,

14

..

14

67 10

4

,

81

,

81

2 34

1

2 ..

39 , ..

39

6 35 11

2

, 54

1 55

1 20

3

3

, 27

1 28

Long."."",.,. '

Lowndes

.

Lumpkin, . , . , . , , '

Macon

.

Madison

.

Marion

.

McDuffie, ' . , , , , , , , ,

Mcintosh" , . , . '

Meriwether.... " ....

Miller.",.,.""" ,

10 10

2

5 ..... "1 15 ..

1

0~1

09

10 18

1 ..... , .............

57 " " " ' " ' ' ' ' 1 ..

5 ~51 50

15 ...... 65 .. '

3 15, 18

4

1 20

..

2 22 24

7

~I

11!

a 32 35 7 01 10

2 26 28

4

5

9

5 54 59 12 12 24

2 20 22

2

3

5

1 36 .... '

1 46

1 , ..

37 ,.... , ..

83 " ,

..

1 28

,

""'"''''

15 57
1 .. 65 23
06 47 37 ' 80 .. 28 .. "

1 14 " " I 50
1 5 54 1 20

2 29

a3

06.1 29

~I
3

5 69

7

I 26 .,.,.,

1 ....
1 ......
0 .... 2 2 .. 1,

15 ..... , 15

57 """ 57

1 ., ,

J

65 ,

65

22

1 23

I

36 ...... 36

46 " .. ,

46

37 .. 37

83 .. 83

28 ..

28

Mitchell.,.,."",. '

Monroe

.

Montgomery

.

Morgan

.

Murray

,_

Muscogee

.

l-fewton."

, ..

Oconee

.

Oglethorpe, , . , . ,

Paulding"" , .. '

44 50 11

9

34 36

6

6

22 23

4

4

40 41 10

4

1

1 ........ ,

I~~I 1;)

162

4

40

22 5

40 6

1, 11 12

4

2

2i 2~1 2~ 1

6
;j

~i

20

1

12

1

8

14 ......

62 12

11

1

6 ......

11

8 ......

71

49 ..

31

55

,

I

..

236

,

52

18 1

41 ....

15!..

.. """

'

..

,

I ... ,.,

..... :.:1

71 "

3 66

2

.. 71

, 71

49 "

3 45

1

49 .. 49

31 ..

2 23

4

2 .. , ..

01

..

31

55

'

5 40

9

1, .. 55 .. , .. 55

1 "".' ",'.'

1 ,."" " ."

1 ......

1

236 ..... , 5 2 160 18

,I"" 52 ..
ii ..,

2 36 11

16

2

4 28

8

15 ...

I, 10

2

2 ,., 235

1 236

3 .. 52 ..

52

n "', ..

18 ..

18

~I

..'

15

Peach
Pickens Pierce Pike Polk

, .. ,

3 41 44

. ....2 3

.

16

3 18

.

5 20 25

.

3 19 22

4' 10 14

1 59

2

1

3

6

2

5

7

1 26

6

5 11

1 37

2

6

8 ..

30

. . .
.. ..

59 . 6 26 .
37 .. :l0 ..

Pulaski....... ....
Putnam.......... Quitman.......
Rabun Randolph.........

2 29 31

2

5

7 .. 38 .

4 27 31

5

6 11 ..

42

...

1 11 12

3

1

4 .. 16 .

..

1

1

.

1 ..

2 51 53 13 13 26

1 80

1 .....

38 .. 42 ..
16 .. 1 .. 81 ..

Richmond
Rockdale. . . Schley Screven.... . Seminole

.
.' .. . .

9 194 203 27 38 65

9 277 ......

3 13 16

2

3

5

1 22

1 17 18

1

3

4 ...... 22

I

3 63 66

6 10 16

1 83

3 23 26

3

4

7

I 34

"'2"

277 22 ...... 24 83 34

Spalding Stephens
Stewart Sumter Talbot ,

, .. .
. . .

5 49 54

1

5

6

4 41 45

2 44 46

2 33 35

5 11 16

2 72 ..

.

6

'

8

5 13 .. 58 ..

6

3

9

. 55 ..

5 10 15

. 50

72 ..... 6 58 ..... 55 50 ..

Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell.

.

2 11 13

3

5

8 ..

21

..

,

2 29 31

8

4 12

. 43

.

.

2 29 31

8

7 15 .. 46 ..

.

4 31 35

9

7 16

51

.

..

55 55

5

6 11

1 67 ..

21 . 43 .. 46 ..
51 ..
67 ..

Thomas

.

Tift

,

.

Toombs

.

Towns

.

Treutlen ,

5 49 54 11

4 36 40

4

2 15 17

3

1 10 11

3

9 20

7 11

4

7

74 ......

1 52

1 25

1 .....

4

7 ......

18

1.

75 ..

52 ..

I

.

26 ..

...... is

Tronp

.

9 27 36

7

5 12

1 49 ....

Turner

.

4 24 28

4

6 10 .. 38

Twiggs

.

1 33 34

6

5 11

. 45 ....

Union

Upson

.

. 4 30 34

7 ...... 41

49 .. 38 .. 45 ..
41 ..

Walker...... .....

1 16 17

3

Walton.............

3 42 45 10

Ware

.

9

9

Warren.............

2 28 30

2

Washington. . . . . . . .

6 59 65 11

4

7 .. 24

.

7 17 .. 62 ..

9 ..

5

7

1 38

8 19

2 86 .....

24 ..
62 ..
9 .. 38 .. 86 ..

Wayne Webster....... Wheeler White Whitfield

.

18

..

. 15

.

14

.

1

1

. ......I.,.,.,

21

4

15

1

14

3

2 ......

8

1 30 ..

2 .. 17

..

10 .. 24 ..

2

30 ..

17 ..

24

.

2 ..

49

11

.

59 .. 59

.

4

2

.. ..

6 ..

6

19

4

1 ..

26 ..

26

33

3

..

37

. 37

17

9

2 .. 30 .. 30

27

6

37

3

8

5

1

8 61 11

2 .. 38 .. 38

2 .. , 42 .. 42

2

..

16

. 16

..

1 ..

1

..

80 ..

80

48 175 38

8

3 19 ....

2 18

1

1

5 70

7

1

1 28

5.

277 .. 277

22 .. 22

22 .. 22

83 .. 83

34

. 34

8 57 I
43 44 46

7

.. ..

4

I.

76

8

2 ...

2 .....

72 .. 72

6

.

6

58 .

58

55 .

55

50 .

50

19

I

.

21 .

21

41

2.

43 .

43

39

I

46 .

46

47

2

51 ..

51

54 9 2 ....

67 ..

67

64

4 ..

74

. 74

45

2.

52 .

52

20

1

3 .....

25 ..

25

15 ......

1 ......

18 ......

1

43

2

.

36

1.

35

7

1 ....

48

49

38 .. 38

45 .. 45

34

4

2

..

40

1 41

18

5

46 12

8

I

1 34

3

8 68

6

. 24

. 24

1 .. 62 .. 62

.

9

.

9

.. 38

38

3

. 85

1 86

ig '" . 2
1

~

i ::::::

30 17

.. .

3 17

19

3

1

24

. 24

2 ...... .....

2 ..

2

TABLE X-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-TEACHERS AND TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES

REGUlAR PROGRAM (Acad. and Voc, Teachers>

Specia1Program 1

SYSTEM

Wilcox .

Wilkes

.

Wilkinson .

Worth

.

Total Count-it's.

Americus . Atlanta . Barnesville . Bremer .
Buford .

Calhoun . Canton .
Carrollton . Cartersville . Cedartown .

Chickamauga

Cochran ...

Commerce . .

Cordele .

Dalton

.

Decatur . Dublin .. Elberton . Fitzgeralu ..
Gainesville ..

Hogansville.
Jefferson . LaGran~e . M a r i e t t a ..
Monroe ..

Moultrie............

2 28 30 10

9 19

Newnan . . . . . . . . . . . . Pelham .............

......1

22 22

23 22

3

4 ... "7

~uitman............ orne. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2 15 17 4 27 31

5

5 10

4 10 14

1 1 1
1

50 24
30 27 46

............1
......
......

......2 ...... ............

......3 ...... ............

.............................

53 24
30

..,................

27 46

...... ....-..

ti 1 1 2 5

44 23

......

...... . .....

.. ..........

27 24 38

....

2
3

......1

.. ..........
......

50 24 30
27 46

............ ... ...............

50 24 30 27 46

Tallepoosa.......... Tallulah Falls ....... Thomaston ......... T homasville. . . . . . . . . T occoa. . . . . . . . . . . . .

............ 2
......3

......3 8 29 12

......3 10 32 12

......2 5 6 3

............ 6 12 3

......2 ............

11

18

1

6

1

......5
21
51
19

.. .......... ......I

.................. ............

.................. ......I

..............................

.....

5
...
21 52
19

.. .......... ............ ......

.....

2

2
......

I 20

11 40

2 16

.... 1 ...... ......
1

.................. ...... ......

..............................

..... 5 21 51
19

. . . .

....................

. .....

5
.. ":ii
51 19

Trion ............. Valdosta . . . . . . . . . . . .

............

Vidalia ............

3

Waycross. . . . . . . . . . . West Point .........

......5

Winder...........

3

2
50 11 54 13 3

2 ..... '7 50

14 ....:ii

3

14

3

3

6

1

59 13
6

....

3 .. .. 5

1

2

...

"8
3

2
.....I.

2 74 21 61 22 9

....................................

......
1
......
...... ......

............ ............I ......

.................. ...... ......I

2 74 22 61 23 9

............ ........................

......3 ............8

2
69 21 51

.

.

...

2

...... .. ........

1i

............ . ..... ......

20 9

......1

......I

......
.....

2 74 21

..................

61 ......

22 9

. .....
......

2 74 21
61 22
9

Total Cities ......... 90 1,200 1,290 279 364 643 53 1,986

6

3

9 52 2,047 ...... 320 1,597 46 21

2 1,986 . ..... 1,986

...... Grand Total ... , . 490 5,948 6,438 1,122 1,327 2,449 180 9,067 58 43 101 53 9,221

957 7,144 741 187 11 9,040 27 9,067

TABLE XI-WHITE SCHOOLS-ACCORDING TO SIZE Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

Combina-

NUMBER OF TEACHERS EMPLOYED

No. of No. of No. of tion En-

!f SYSTEM !--I-r~ -I-~'-:G"-~l-T~T-;-I-';I ;;--;;l-;;r"F.F-;-,.-;, ]-lt~ ,~*, :~~: ,~~

---- --1-- ----1---- ~r~~i:~-------r- -jl-j-jl~-'-- -j--:-- -1 -- --

-j-- - --2

---~ --~ --:l~

Baker.... Baldwin..
Banks....... Barrow....... Bartow........ Ben Hill.. .. .. . Berrien.......

...1
.T

....

1i .

.T

I
.

. ... 1.

II"
a.

l

I': : : : I1,i.

1

21.. :

1 .. ,
'''2:' ':i:'

4

7

7

11

11

21

4 ::

: I,

4.

,8

8

Bibb BBlreacnktlleevy....... Brooks......
Bryan .... , . .
~~;~~h.::: :
~~[~~~~'.::
Camden.

Candler..... Carroll......

Catoosa. . . . . .

Charlton

.

Chatham

.

'1'
: : ::.
. .. , I' .!..

Chattahoochee .

Chattooga

.

Cherokee , ,

Clarke ..

Clay.

I ...

I,.

I...

.. .. i I..

I :

I:

:.

I.

~.

1: 1.

11... .. .. I.
1. I ..
i1

1 2::'

.... ! . . . "I'

2 ..

11. .. .. ' ...

"'4" 1

1 2.

1.

':1: ".'. 11..

1.

1 1.

11 1.

2.

1

1 ....

1 ..

~I' ....1 ....1 ....3 I

2

~:

. . . .I. .
I'.

1. 21
1 ....

1 1 ....
1 ...

12

29

241

4.

5~421"

4

7

3,

il 171[, 2

......I 4'

......

4

1
~I

1 2 4,

1~1
11

il 2 10 61

11
151 I

3~1
!

2' 27
1

n
6'

1

8

16

4

13

1 .....

Clayton.

Clinch .

Cohb .

Coffee

,.

Colquitt .

12........ 1.. 1'" ~11:::2

1, 2 .

31 3 ..

3 1 1 ....

1 1.

I.

II ..

1 .... 1

12,

9

2 .... 12

.:'.

4 21

21~11
16

4 16
I 141

406 1,446
1,148 1,371 4,937
993 3,349
738 1,233 1,456
891
m U~~
499 4,296 2,776
524 4,672
163 3,794 4,248 5,207
347
3,491 514
3,926 J,081 1,255

Columbia ..... Cook ....... Coweta.... .
Crawford ... Crisp .......

Dade .......... Dawson ......... . Decatur ...... . . DeKalb ....... Dodge

Deely ...... Dougherty ..
Douglas ..... Early ..... Echols ......

Effingham .. Elbert...... Emanuel. ... Evans.... . Fannin .. .

Fayette.

Floyd .....

l'-:> 0>

Forsyth .....

<:lI

Franklin....

Fulton.

Gilmer.. . Glascock. Glynn .... Gordon ...... . Grady .......

Greene. . . . Gwinnett... . Habersham.
Hall. ...... Hancock. .

Haralson. Harris. Hart ...
Heard .. Henry

Houston .... Irwin....... Jackson.. . . . Jasper. .Jeff Dev:s .

1

1 ..

I

1

.1.

1

...I.

11 12
1

1

I

..

2

5

2

3

2

1,437

2

5

4

1

1

744

1

8

1

7

3

1,9 90

I

I

I

I

548

1

3

3

3

1,276

1 .... 1 1

1

1 ....

1

2 2

1 ....

....

1

11

212212

2 ..

2

5

2

3

2

1,739

1 :i

1 1

3 12

2 3

1 9

1 5

1,9716o5

5 3 2 1 17

40

32

8

8

I

2

7

2

5

5

3,077

1

I: 1 .. 1

1 ..
1I

I

1 ...

1

1

1

4

1

11

1

5

1

4

3

1 , 3 74

"1

6

12

10

2

I

1,254

2

8

7

1

1

I 1

6 1

.. ..

2

4

3

1,646

1

1

513

1 ..

1

I ..

1 .... 2

3

1 ....

1

1

11

1 1 ..
1

1

1 ..

5

1

8

1

3

9

1

1

111

2

10

5

3

5

4

5

1

10

4

2

1 , 4 41

4

2,067

1

1,1 27

2

3 , 9 13

2 1
1 ..

1

I

1

:i

1

2

.. 1

.. 1

1

6

5

14

3

3

3

11

4 2 ..

1

1

1

10

2

8

1

3

8

8

1112

2

3231

13

38

32

6

1

903

6

6,6 40

2

2,1 24

3

3,1 47

6

1 ".

1

1

1

.. 1

1

1

1

1

3

1

11

21

11

1

1

1

2

11

1

1

4

10

1

12

2

11

6

5

1

8

2

12

7

4

1

1,893

1

,,2 1

1

948

7

3,786

2

1,664

4 21 1 ..
:i

1

1

7

5

2

2

1,06

1

1

2 112

3

17

4

13

10

7,60

2

1

1

2

1

143

2

2

13

11

2

2

..

1

17 ..

17

8 'di;

1

3

2

1

1

51

13

1

1

12

1 ..

4

2

1

1

1

11

1

i

..

1

1

1

1

8

8

1

12

1

5

7

2

6

4

4

12

5

1

6

2

1,501

1

805

1

2,871

1

1,26 2

1

2,01 I

1 ...
... I!

...

1

1 ....

I

3

.. J

J

1

21

..

7

9

6

3

2

634

1

4

1

3

1

1,327

12

3

9

3

1,891

1

5

4

1

I

500

1

5

5

1

2,41 4

TABLE XI-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-ACCORDING TO SIZE

Cornbina-

NUMBER OF TEACHERS EMPLOYED

No. of No. of No. of lion En-

Total Schools Schools 4-Year rollment

SYSTEM

No. of Having Having Hi~h

Elem.

20 Schools Grades H. S. Schools and H. S.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 and

1-7 Only Grades

Schools

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -ov-er - - - - - - - - - - - -

Jefferson .. Jenkins. . Johnson. Jones . Lamar ,
Lanier . Laurens. Lee ..... L i b e r t y .. Lincoln ..

1

11

1

21 3

2. . 11 . 1

6

3

1,972

1

J

440

5

2

1,373

2

1

714

J

1

450

1

3

2

J

1

851

1

9

9

6

2,930

2

I

J

1

501

1

1

J

1

1,462

1

1

J

1

740

Long

.

Lowndes...

Lumpkin.

Macon. . .

Madison..

Marion . McDnffie . Mcintosh .
Meriwether. Miller.

.

6

2

2

I

I1

1

1

2

i

1 1

1 6

1

1

828

6

5

3,180

J

1

1

10

1

4

9

1 4

1 2

i;i2

11

1

6

6

1

2,27

111

1

1

1

1

685

2

3

1

2

2

988

1

1

1

1

687

1

6

1

5

4

1,710

2

4

3

1

I

Mitchell. Monroe .
Montgomery. Morgan . Murray .

11
I1 1 . .21 2 112

2

1

5

2

3

3

1,49

1

11

1

3 4

2 .

1 4

1 2

i;02

1. 11

1

.

6

11

10

5

1

10

1 1

2;86

Muscogee ..
Newton . Oconee . Oglethorpe ..
Paulding....

2 1.J
1
23

13 5 1

3 1323

8

34

27

7

3

5,72

i

3

7

.

7

1

2,47

1

.

4

2

2

2

98

1

11

1

1

2 8

1 1

I 7

1 2

2;i8

Peach ..
Pickens ... Pierce. Pike.
Polk.

1

J

3

J.

1 2i

12

2.

4 12 2

2

2

2

1,378

6

4

2

2

1,456

7

4

3

2

1,31 1

7 11

6 9

I 2

1 1

65

Pulaski. ...... Putnam .....

I

Quitm.n ....

I

Rabun ......

Randolph ....

I'
.. I

I ... . . ...1

,
J.
il.

I

II ...

....I..

j .. . . I .1. I. I

i
I

..II

I

II

... I 21

2

11

11

I

I'

9

4

2

2

1,190
. '2li6
175 975

Richmond ..
Rockdale ... Schley....... Screven.... . Seminole.. , .. .

2

2

4 ..

14

29

2a

1

a

<I I
7 .. ,1

1,698

1,191

a6a

1

1,400

1 ..........

Spalding... Stephens....
Stewart..... Sumter .... Talbot ...

2 2

I

2

I ....

1

17

15

2

12

lU

2

3

1

2

5

,5

3

I

960 979 468
1,107 325

Taliaferro Tattnall .. Taylor ...
Telfair ... Terrell ...

..
2

1

1

280

1

8

4

1,855

5

2

1,074

6

5

2,220

6.

6

1,087

Thomas ...

Tift ......

~

Toombs . . .

-0a>

Towns..... . Treutlen ....

Troup . . . . . Turner. . . . Twiggs... Union .... . Upson.....

2 ..

2.

1 ..
I "J 1.

'2

i' .11:: 2 ....

I

1

6

3

10

3

3

4

2

,5

5

2,305

9

2

a,343

2

2

674

1

1

1

1

763

6

....

1

!

I

a

1,415
900 1,278 1,763

Walker . . . . . Walton..... Ware. . . . . . . . . Warren ........ . Washington .....
Wayne . . . . . . . Webster ...... Wheeler. . . . . . White . . . . . .

11

I

:tJ

IJ

rI
I

I

.. I I 'il:

Whitfield...

Wilcox. . . .

" : : : : r Wilkes. . . .

I: Wilkinson....

.... I

:"1 . l Worth...................... 1.

:l. 1 ...

Tot.l Counties............. 1 24i ,53 591 80

11 21

I

I

'1 ..

1

1

11 11 2.

771 6.51 79 541

11:
I
1
!
I ;{61 38 1

1 ....
32 32

2 1 ..

1 ....I...

I .. :::I':::Y

2 ..

J. . . .I. .

I...

11 ,

I
J'~~I 63

.

~.51

.

... 34

38

1 441

2821

21 10 10 4 8
8 1 4
Ij
12
II :i
I,J :1 1
527

17 6 5 4 8
10
66a

7,179 1,846 2,589
640 1,938
2,157 285
1,034 1,433 4,574
1,549 1,052
.'2;454
3531 246.049

SYSTEM
Americus. Athens. Atlanta.: : Barnesville". : : : Bremen
Buford. Calhoun: CCCaaarnrrottleolrnts.ov"i~ll.e ~
Cedartown. Chickamaug":. Cochran , Commerce, Cordele...
Dalton. Deeatur . Dublin. Elberton.: : F itzgernld.
Gainesville .. Hawkinsville: Hogansville. Jefferson, L aGrange:::
Marietta.... Monroe.... Moultrie ... Newnan. Pelham..
~uitman...
TT aaollrlnluealp.a~ho~F:ai~: Thomaston.

TABLE XI-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-ACCORDING TO SIZE

I
I2 -- -
2

NUMBER

345678
-- -- -- -- -- -

2

111

1

Combina-

OF TEACHERS EMPLOYED

No. of No. of No. of tion EnTotal Schools Schools 4 Year rollment

No. of Having Having High Elem.

20 Schools Grades H. S. Schools and H. S.

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 and

17 Only Grades

Sehools

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -o-ve-r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

I

I

I

3

I

2

I

396

1 3 3 3 I I 5 5 6 2 2 49

88

75

13

13

1

I

2

I

2

2 2

1 1

830

1

I

1

1

771

I

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

I

1,070

11

I

3

2

I

1

II

I

3

2

1

1

1 I

2

1 I

4 I

3

1 1

1 I

636

1

I

1

1 2

i

1 I

1 1

907 470

I

I

3

2

1

I

1

1

2

I

2

2

I I

21I I

I

2 1

i

1

I

2

7

3

4

1

1,796

1

9

8

1

I

1

5

4

I

I

I

4

3

I

1

1

4

3

I

1

I2

2

5

1

4

1

1,689

I

I

1I

1

1

I

2

1

I

I

1,072

I 3

I 8

I

6

2

1I ,

I ,191 630

3

I

1i

I

113

I

1

I

1

II

10

I

1

I

I

3

2

I

I

3

4

2

2

I

2

4

3

1

I

813

I

2

1

1

1

I

1

1

I 3I

I

1

'il I

2 I

13

2 12

1 10

1 2

I

754 854

I

I

I

796

I

2

I

6,

2

1 4

!I 234 1.577

Thomasville .

Toccoa

.

Trion

.

Valdosta

.

Vidalia

.

Waycross

.

West Point .

Winder

.

Total Cities .

Grand Total ..

.'1.'

1 ..

....

..

1 ..
.. 1

1 .... ......

2 1 1

1 ..

4 1

5 1

.. 3

2

1

5 1

.. .4.

2 1 1 1 1

1

634

1 1 1 1

......1i;,:5i.05.74

1

11
..1

1 ..

2

i ..

....

.1.

..

.. .1.
1

8

7

2 1

.1.

1 1 1

1 ..

1

592

1

1,200

2

3 1 8 6 11 6 8 8 7 6 5 11 8 11 16 6 10 99

232

163

69

53 21,673

26 53 62 81 85 71 90 60 44 46 39 38 68 46 42 49 60 45 36 381 1,422

690

732

406 267.722

I

TABLE XII-COLORED SCHOOLS-ACCORDING TO SIZE Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

SYliTEM

------------ -- -

Appling

.

Atkinson

.

Bacon

.

Baker

.

Baldwin

.

Combina-

NUMBER OF n;ACHERS EMPLOYED

No. of No. of No. of tion En-

Total Schools Schools 4-Year rollment

.

....

No. of Having Having High Elem.

20 Schools Grades H. S. Schools and H. S.

5

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 and

1-7 Only Grades

Schools

I -- -

-

-- -

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-- -

-- -

over
---

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1.

I.

~I

687 364

I

.

I

333

2.

I.

3 ..

I ...

7

6

16

15

577 1,080

Banks

.

Barrow

.

Bartow

.

Ben Hill

.

Berrien

.

I. I ....

I.

I

129

3

3

393

I.

I

I.

562

I

I

608

I ....

I

1

552

Bibb Bleckley Brantley
Brooks Bryan

. .
..
,.

1 ..

4 1 ..

I 3

1"2 :::. :::: ::::

.

1

..

I .....
2.... 2

I .... .

I.
. ..

15

13

1 ...

5

1

4.

344

3

:3 ........ .... .... ..........

16

II

5

1,110

3

1

2

555

Bnlloch

.

Burke

.

Butts...... ..

.

Calhoun

.

Camden.......

I ....

2.... I........ I............ I

.

I.... I........ I I.... I

..

1 ....

I.

3.

Candler Carroll.
Catoosa Charlton Chatham

. .

.....

....

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:...

3:

,.

1 ..........

.

.

I.... 1 ..

"'j :::: :::: "'j :::: :::: :::: ...

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.. .... .... I........ 3

I .. .

Chattahoochee Chattooga
Cherokee Clarke Clay

. .
. . ..

I.... I

.. I

I .... ....

.

2

..

I

.

1 ........ I I........ 1

..

I ..

1

..

6 6 I.
4

1

9

1

.

9'

1~

i:i

4

..

3

1

1

11

2

1,020 4,543 1,292 1,066
54:3

771

I .::::::' ........ 82

1

444

4

2,423

4

249

2

474

1

1

186

2II

2 1

. 773

Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee
Colquitt

.. . .
.
.

2 ..

1

..

3.

3

7

2
:JI

1 1

~~A1,317

1

1 ..... 1:174

Columbia. Cook . Coweta . Crawford. Crisp .
Dade . Dawson. Decatur. DeKalb. Dodge ...
Dooly .... Dougherty. Douglas .. Early. Echols ....
Effingham. Elbert... Emanuel. ... Evans.. Fannin.
Fayette . Floyd . Forsyth . Franklin . Fulton.
Gilmer . Glascock . Glynn . Gordon .. Grady ...
Greene . Gwinnett . Habersham. Hal1.. . Hancock .
Haralson. Harrill .. Hart .. Heard .. H e n r y ..
Honston. Irwin .... .Jackson. Jasper... . Jeff Davis

12 6 1 1 2

2

i

1

1

451

1

1

1

2 1

1

2

3
i

1 1

i
1

i

1 1

1 1

1

6333

1 1

i

1

1

1

41

1

2

1

5521

1

1

11

1

121 1

1 12

11

i

i

22 3

20 2

2 I

1

5

5

1

1

1

11

10

1

1

1

1

1

9

2

7

1

8

5

3

7

7

1

17

2i

4

8 2

2

3

1

7

10

6

2

1

1

3

1

9

14

1

4

1

1

1

4

5

1

13

4

1

1

1

1

1

5

i;

4

1

3

1

3

6

3

3

i
1

1

J

12

1

2

2

1

1

2

2

1

1

1

2 7

:i 2

1 1

1

1

11

35

1

1 11

1

1

1

1

2

1

72

32

1

1

I1

.. i

I
l

1

.. 1

1

1

1

1

2

3

2

1

1

6

1

5

1

8

6

2

5

4

1

2

1

1

4

2

2

1

17

15

2

1 5

:i

1 2

10

4

6

1

1

1

1

4

4

1

4

3

1

J

3

2

1

9

9

1

7

6

1

3

2

1

2

269

1

767

1

2,358

1

1,010

1

50

2 2;387

3

1,505

3

1,551

1

1,799

1

776

1

521

2

2,524

1

153

1

907

2

1,170

1

1,949

1

773

1

11

I

737

3

646

2

673

1

410

1

880

2 2;058

1

1,056

1

432

1

77

2

309 995

1

278

1

977

1

852

J

523

1

2,140

1

1,029

1

895

1

685

1

511

TABLE XII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-ACCORDING TO SIZE

Combina-

NUMBER OF TEACHERS EMPLOYED

No. of No. of No. of tion En-

Tolal Schools Schools 4-Year rollment

SYSTEM

No. of Having Having High Elem.

_41_~ ~~I~ 1 2 3
---------- - - -

6789 -- - -

20 Schools Grades H. S. Schools and H. S.

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 and

1-7 Only Grades

Schools

over
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -~ ~-- - - - - - - - - - - -

Jefferson ... Jenkins. . Johnson. Jones... . Lamar... :

12 6 2

1

1

1

1

10 :2

1

1

1

1

11

1

1

1

24

20

4

3

2,151

..

1

1

5

2

3

1

1,418

I,

3 4

:i

3 1

1 1

987 647

.11

13

12

1

119

Lanier... Laurens. Lee. Libe;IY.: Lincoln ..
LLoownngd.~s.: : Lumpkin. Macon. Madison',:
MMcaDurifofni.~: McIntosh. : :
MMielrleirw. e.t.her.

..
..

1 6

82

2

1

1

3

1 1

i 4 I:

2

..

21

11

3

1

61

1

2

1

1

..

51 22

..

2

1 ..
1 1

11

2

1

1

24

11

13

1

1

1

8

7

1

1

11

1
1 1

1 8 1 12

4 7

il

2:

1

11

1

1

1

1

8

6

2

..

1

1

1

6 7

4-

2 7

1

1

1

377

2,039

11

1,439 640

~I

904
374 1,407

20

:3

2,317

1

646

1

1,210

I

1,289

I

665

:1 2,972

1

810

Mitchell. Monroe..

:~

Montgomery:

Morgan.

Murray.: :

Muscogee.. Newton.
Oconee. Oglethorpe'. :
Paulding ....

Peach. Pickens',: :
Pierce. Pike. Polk.

5 3 :3 431 14 5 2
1

1

.. 2 1

1

1 .. 1

1

2

3 1111

I

1

13

1

..

1

1

..

,

..

1

..
1

1

5

1

4

1:3

12

1

10

7

:l

I,

22

21

1

11

I

6

15

12

3

1

8

7

I

3

2

I

1

1

I

1

1

1

i

l I

,

:

I

1 1
,

1 1

1
.. 1

I
:l 1 1

l2

I

3 2

~I

2

II

1 I I I I

I

I

j

i

I
I

I

1,937

1

1

552

1

823

1

1,240

1

983

1

345

1

1,261

1

38:3

1

123

l

525 1,231

I

566

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6 1

4 2
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1

8 12

ii

8 1

1

1,266

1

658

8 1

7 1

.......

1
5

........1

........2.8.7

9

4

2

1,964

Richmond .....

I

Rockdale. .....

Schley ... .....

Screven .... Seminole..

....

......

.. :1 1
I

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..

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..

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!
21 2.
? 5
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1

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1 .... .... ....

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1

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1

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1

2 :1

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....
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., 1

2

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.. ..

1 . .. 1 . ...

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I

. ..

1

1

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1

Taliaferro ... .. .... .... ..

Tattnall .. .. ... ..

.. Taylor. . Telfair.
Terrell.

....
..

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. . I

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10 2 I

. .. II 3 ..,

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J

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I 1

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1

1 ....

1

1

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1 1 1

8

1

7

1 8,237

1

1

1

712

11

7

4

1

493

4 1

.

.......3

1 1

1

1,316

I

983

10 3

9 3

.......

1

..

.

....

1 .

........5.1.4

19 24

16 II

3 13

.

......

2

1,046 2,002

3

2

1

1

898

1 . .......

1

3

2

1

5

3

2

4 .......

4

19

8

II

1

648

1 1,257

2

1,009

4 1,342

1 2,231

'~I: Thomas
Tift...... Toombs ..

... ..... ........ .... ....

.....
..

..

TToruwentsle.n...................

........

.... .....

43 1 .... 2, ..
. ... ... j 1

Tronp ................ ..
Turner .............. ...... Twiggs .............. Union ............. .... .....

2
I . . . . I. ... ,

JJ I

.. . ..

... ,' ....

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2 .... .... '"
:1

I
.... ....

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...

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....

...

.... .... .... .... 1 . ..

.....

14

8

1

4

3

. .

1 ..... ....

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1

..

............

1

6

5 1,801

1
.......1
1

1
........1
1

.. .....605 ..... "503

...
1

... ...

.... ..

....

1 1 . .. J

..

....

.... ....

.......

........

. ...
...

...

2

2

1

1

1

695

I

5

4

1

1

698

1 ... .....7 ........6 ...... 1 ........1 ........6.7.5

Upson ......... ...... ...
Walker ................

1. 41 2 1 ... ..

..

.... .... ..

1

.... . ... ...

15

1

14

1 1,397

1

...

J

.... ......

2 . ......

2

1

587

Walton . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Ware .......... Warren ........ Washington ....

........... .... ..

...
...

.... .

Wayne ............ ... ..

Webster ...............

Wheeler ............

. White ............ . .. Whitfield ....... . .

. .

. .

.
.

. .

.

.

..
..

.

.

1 ....6

... J

12 3 I

2 10

....I. 8

... 1

.. .

. ...

...

2 . ..

111 ,

1 ...

2 1 ...

..

.... 1 .... ...

:i ..

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... .... ...

.... ...
, ...
....
..

Wilcox ..........
' l I: I WWiillkkienss.~~.. ~:::::

.....
...

.. ...
..
.....

..

Worth .......... ..... ......

II
i:i

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1511 1 i

\ il' l ~J 'J J-J ;,1 J :1 Total Counties...

I
..... .1 2521 184i 891 391 31

,I ...
.. 30

1 1 2 . ...
28 32

1 18 181

1
... ... . ...
,

I

J

1 . ...

...
...

.. ........ ......

10

7

2

1

17

16

3 1 1

.... .... . ...

1

18

4

14

2

1,509

1

168

1

539

1 2,780

.... ....

.

..

.I....

.

.,

. .

...

....

......1
...... ...... . .....

2 II 3
....... 1

1 8 ..... '"
........1

1
3
. .... .3. .......

J
1
.............3

689 428
.. ..............6..3..4

1 , ....I......

3

3

1

. ...

21 5

.......1.7

4 5

. ..

I

33

5

28

3

951

3

1,295

5

1,278

1 2,533

12

15 41 110'

~581

153

405

179 140,813

SYSTEM

Americus. Athens. Atlanta. : : : Barnesville.", : Bremen

Buford. Calhoun: CCaarnrtoolnlt. ~~: Cartersville:

Cedartown .. Chickamauga.
CCoomcmhrearnc. ~: Cordele . . .

Dalton. Decatur:

,

Dublin.

Elberton'.

..

Fitzgerald':.'. : :

Gainesville .. Hawkinsville: Hogansville.
Jefferson ...
LaGrange. ..

Marietta .... Monroe.... Moultrie... Newnan. Pelham ..

Qutiman... TTRaaollmllueal.paho~F~a:il~: Thomaston

TABLE XII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-ACCORDING TO SIZE

Combins-

J\UMBER OF TEACHERS EMPLOYED

No.-'of No. of No. of tion En-

Total Scbools Schools 4-Ycar rollment

No. of Having Having High Elem.

20 Schools Grades H. S. Schools and H. H.

- - - - - - I 2
-

3 4 5 6 i S 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Ii
- - - -- -- - -- - - - - - - -

IsII9

and

I-i Only Grades

Schools

over - - - - - -

-------

22

3

II

I

I

2

I

I

i22

4 20

3S

34

I

I

4 1

4 I

624

I 1

I

I 2

i

I

I

1

I

I

I

I

I

I 1
I

I

I

I

I

..II. I:

IIi

I

I

I

I

1

:1

I

I

I

I

I II I
1
I

I

I

J

2Ii

I

I

J

321

I

2

I

I I

i

53 9lO

I

I

I

I

5i4

I I

1
i

1 I

..

425
380

1

1

1

Jig

i

4

2

2

2

1

1

I

43:;

2

I

1

1

892

3

2

I

1

1

2

1

I

I

542

I

J

I

I

i94

1

1

I

I

92i

I

I

I

4~1

I 5

4

I I

I I

324

2

I

I

I

I

I

I

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1,651

2

2

I

I

1

I

Sii

I I

I 4

3

I I

I I

73S 91i

I

I

I

lOS

1

1

il I

:iS4

:l:hOluasvillc .

}o.ccoa

.

Irion

.

Valdosta .

Vidalia .

Waycross " .

WestPoint .

Winder

.

Total Cities

.

Grand Total. .

..
1 .... ....
....

1

1

1 ...I.

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. ...

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...

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2 J

3 4 2 8 3 1 2 .) 2 4 1 3 6 5 3 5 ,19

252 187 9:1 42 35 32 39 31 33 16 21 20 19 19 14 18 12 18 9 149
1

l.II
J.

1

3 1

.

.....

2

4

3

1

1 . ......

100

60

1,058

613

1

; ; 83:1

..

21

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J

..

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5~5
"!iii;

1

1

610

I 1

1 I

..

....

!iii

1

1

211

40

37 16,819

445 216 157,632

1

TABLE XIII-WHITE SCHOOLS-NONINSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES AND EVENING SCHOOLS Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

NUMBER OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

EVENING SCHOOLS
----,------------ ---

SYSTEM

Professional

Non-Professional

No. Teachers

Enrollment

A.D.A.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ----~---

I Att. Maintenance Lunch Li-

Food

Fe-

Under Over

Adm. Inst, V. T. Offi-

Mgr, bra- Cler- Other Total Clerk Lunch Proc- Jani- Other Total Male male Total Boys Girls Male Fe- Total 18 18 Total

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Assts. --

Supv, --

-

-

-ce-r

-So-h.

Buses ---

-

-

-ria-ns

ical --

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Room ---

-essi-ng

-tor-s

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-ma-le

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Appling. . . . . .. . ..

11

1

1

J

53

16 11 7

1

38 . . . ..

.

.

Atkinson .....

1

11.

3J

11

43

19

Bacon. . . . . .

11

3

23 ..

4.

27 .

Baker........

1.....

2 ....

6.

2.

8.

Baldwin... . .

1.

1.

3

25 .

5 ..

31 .

Banks ..........

Barrow....... .

Bartow....... .

l-:> -1

Ben Hill ........ Berrien ...... . . .

0>

Bibb .............

Bleckley ..........

Brantley..........

Brooks ...........

Bryan...

Bulloch .......... Burke .......... Butts .......... Calhoun ........ Camden .......

Candler ......... Carroll .......... Catoosa.... . . . . . Charlton . . . . . . . . . . Chatham .........

Chattahoochee ...
Chattooga ...... Cherokee ........ Clarke ...... Clay.

1 1

2 ..

1

1

2

1 ....

11.

4.

15 .

17 .

1.

18 .

6.

4

12 .

27 .

4.

33 .

11 1

4 ...

32

25

93 207 330 .

1

... ......
1 ......

1 . ..

3

8. 22

8. 26 .

1

1 ....

6

19

22

Xl .....I.

1

lXl

13

17 .

I

1

2

2

18

21

17

13

59 ...

1

1

3

14

8.

25 .

1

1

3

10.

2

12 .

~"2' . 1

Yo

14

5

2

19 .

..1

1 . .. . .I. 1 1

13

I ....

26

1 ....

I 2

..

72

.. i

1

1

3

J

28

1 7 51 269

2 408 27

1

I

3 .....

r :1

:>1 2 14

3

UJi

J2 ..

4

.

17 33 22 .

30 15 10

9

.3

27

. 83 129

2

.1

.

18

. 11

32

.3

64

. 16

10

5

J

I

17 74 59 12 266
3 30 .. 35 . 93 . 6.

Clayton. Clinch ...
Cobb ... Coffee... Colquitt.

Columbia. Cook ... Coweta... Crawford. Crisp.

Dade .... Dawson. Decatur. DeKalb. Dodge ...

Dooly ..... Dougherty.
Douglas ... Early. Echols.

Effingham.

Elbert...

l-:>
-:] -:]

Emanuel. Evans . .

Fannin.

Fayette....
Floyd ..... Forsyth.
Franklin. Fulton.

Gilmer ... Glascock .. Glynn ... Gordon .. Grady.

Greene. . . Gwinnett .. Habersham Hall ...... Hancock ..

Haralson. Harris.. Hart .. Heard ..
Henry ..

1

72 72

1

I

I

I

I

1

3

I

I

3

4

4

I "Q ..

I

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2 4

:i

122

2

93 3 10 2 II 4
12 2

54'

12

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18 23

6 36 ]]2

24
In

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31 li

2

65

48

48

62

1

1

1

11

~1

2 1

1

1 4

i

li 2i

6 6

23 34

2

51

25

10

1

3i

172

8

2

10

14

3

Ii

1

11

1

23

1
81

4 10 5

7

1

51

16

19

8

1

69

I

1

32

12

1

3 10 3

35 i 237

1 72

]]

328

1

6

2

22

13

29

6

35

i1

1
1

16

3, 5

24

2

I

1

5

2

4

I 53

24 4

99

28

131

1

15

6

22

I

11

19

8

28

1

1

4

1

5

72

1

11

I

11

1

72

17

5

22

I

21

1 12

2

36

24

22

]]

9

46 1 1 2

11

9

13

14

1

4

32

2 10

44

11

2

12

5

11

2

4

24 1

15 5

51

22

1 4

1 9 3 2 24

2

1

1 1 2 20 5

22

9

zo4 205

31 129

2

5 7

100

li

3

81

16

1

41

2 256

11

3

11

2

11

1

21

16

72 72

4

05

12 2

10

2

4

31

11

205

05

22

2

~/2

672

32

44

]]

3

405

6

32

1

1

11

1

11 72 72

11

I

1

11

1

1

1

I 1 I'

1 12
1 I I !

3

16

i

6

48

05 16

2

41 41

10 18

I

rc

4

2 1 16 1 3

2

14

8

II 3
4

1

3

33

4

13

6

]]

14 8

1

I

23

11

80

051

59 i 14

3

23

1

23

3i

20

34

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.,
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I

TABLE XIII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-NON.INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES AND EVENING SCHOOLS

NUMBER OF NONINSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

EVENING SCHOOLS

Professional

Non-Professional

No. Teachers

Enrollment

A.D.A.

SYSTEM

--------------~._----------- -_.~-~-~.

Adults

Att. Maintenance Lunch Li

Adm, Inst, V. T. Offi-

Mgr, bra-

Cler- Other Total Clerk Lunch

Food Proe- Jani- Other

Total

Fe-

Under Over

Male male Total Boys Girls Male Fe- Total 18 18 Total

-----.--~--

-Ass-ts.

-Sup-v,

-

-

-ce-r

-Sc-h,

-Bus-es

-

-

-

-ri-an-s

-ica-l

-

-

--

--

--

-

-Ro-om-

-essm-g

-tor-s

-

-

-

--

--

1-

-

~-

--

-

-

--

-

--

-

-

male
--

---

~-

-

-

-

-

Houston .

Irwin

.

Jackson "

Jasper .

I

.

. I 2.

32

53.

15.

70

1.

!.

1

21

22.

5.

28

1 ....

3'.

1

(i

19

3

22

1...

..I 1.

3.

9..

2.

11.

... .. ....I..........

Jeff Davis.

1

2!.

9.

Jefferson . Jenkins .
Johnson . Jones . Lamar ..

1 ..

1 1 ..

i :!

111.'

1 ..

1.

1.

1 1.

I ...t:

26 .

8.

16 ....

2.

17 ..

6

12 4.

7 ..

3.

:14 . 19 . 28 .
16 . 10.

. . . . . I' . . . .
.,-

Lanier... .

~~~ ...

Laurens.

2

1.

4.

Lee .

1 ..

1 ...

1

Liberty .

1.

Lincoln ..

1

2 .. , 1

8

1.

10.

:H ...

16 .

47 .

7 ..

3

11.

2

2

7.

10 ..

2 .. ,

12 .

Long . Lowndes ..
Lumpkin. Macon... . Madison . .

Marion .

McDuffie .

McIntosh .

Meriwether . .

Miller

.

)~I 1....

'11

1

3

1.

5 ..

4 .. ,

9 ..

20 .

6.

21i .

I] ..

1 ...

5

. 2 ...

7

1 ...

1.

1.

8 ..

Ii .. ,

14.

1.

1

1.

41...

19 .

21i

1 .. 1 ..

I

Ii ...
11./2

1'8> .

;1
0'

10. 27

l/2' .,

H

Ii ...

3 ...

10.

1.

1

17 ..

9 ..

27 ..

1.

1:J

17 ....

5.

23

2.

J:. ...I ...
::f
[:

Mitchell . Monroe . Montgomery Morgan..
Murray..

Muscogee .

...I' .. Newton .

Oconee .

Oglethorpe ..

..

Paulding.

1. 1 ~2 1 '" 1 .. ,
17 3. 1.
111 1 .. .

20 ..

11. 17 3 13 . 18
10 :J

~7 .1

19 25
7

7:J 25 21i 302 ..

11 ... I

Iili

.

19 ..

4

:: : I' . . .

8 .. ,

:14 ..

Peach. Picken;. Pierce. Pike. Polk.
Pulaski. Putnam.' Quitman. Rabun Randolph'
Richmond Rockdale Schley. Screven', Seminole
Spalding ... Stephens.. . Stewart. Sumter. Talbot
Taliaferro. Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas. TToifot.~bS TTroewutn1se.~:
TTruorunpe.r~ Twiggs. Union. Upson.
Walker. Walton. WWWaaarsrrehei.~n:gi~~:
WWebasytnee~ Wheeler: White. Whitfieici:

I'

i

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1

1
i

2

I

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I

4

II

I

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II

I

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I

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1
i

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1

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1

1

1

1

1

11 I1

1I

I

I

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1

i

I1 I1

:.1 I I

:2

2i

2

2

2I

21

2

2

7

6 2
8

I
i

23
13 40

25 27
5
7 12

10

16 28

I

20

53

III
Yz
I

6I

11

2

I

12

2

i2

3 28

I 7

II

10 :2 4

2

16

14

4

37

17

:2
I

7 23 I
i
:2
I

36 23 110

4

9

2

I

5 :2 19

2

14

35 90 258

3

12

I

2

7

28

2

16

:i

I

2

I

I

2 3
7 I
2

16 30 17

23

23

7

3

21

2

8

3

I

66

2 30

2

12

23

II

I

2Yz

3

I

4

2

26

6

:J2

1

2

10

4

6

20

1

20

.1

2.1

1

21

14

7

22

2

4

1

2

1

2

8 .1 1 13 4
1I

21

4i

5 11

18

5

8

4

8

3

26
53
26 1 12
12

2

4I

35

8

44

1

15

4

19

1

9

3

12

2

4

14

6

1

21

I

18

7

2.1

3 5 :2
2 3 2 I

32 1
I I
II

10 6 31 7
2
~il 1
5'
I

23 44 22

20

7

17 3 3

9

5

24

12

31

14

8

3

15 :2 2

45

15

3

98

I

29

1

24

14

36

46

II
19 60

1 16

iii

16 16

:

TABLE XIII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-NON.INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES AND EVENING SCHOOLS

NUMBER OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

EVENING SCHOOLS

- - - - -------~~-------------------I

~::x~~~~~~.1~~. ~~~~. .~~~se~ ~~~ ~gr. !~~ fj~:lm"" ~""', '~" ~~ ~~ f~:'"'" ~"":"-]-I=~II~O~~ BoysGI~ :el~:ie ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ SYSTEM

Professional -Att. Maintenance Lunch Li- - - - - - - -
"

Non-Professional I Food

No. Teachers

Enrollment

A.D.A.

Fe~-I-- ------Adults - - - - ~:der Over - - -

Wilkes. .. ...... Wilkinson....... Worth..........
fotalCounties..

I ) 1
42113J.-j134ji

I.

.

I ...

1..........

3I 3.

13 . 13..

5 5

I'" . 19. 1 ....
18.

I .....

3

22 .

......

29 .

.

.

156 81 48 56 277308)1I,170ji 2063,318 3601,450 7:JJ J 216'074J"l 31 21 i

.....I.

16 16

""0o0 Americus

.

Athens

.

Atlanta

.

Barnesville .

Bremen

.

15 11

Buford

.

Calhoun

.

Canton

.

Carrollton

.

Cartersville .

Cedartown .

Chickamauga.

Cochran

.

Commerce ..

Cordele .

. . . . . .I. 1

Dalton .
Decatur. Dublin .. Elberton ... Fitzgeral.: .

Gainesville .. Hogansville

......I....

Jefferson ..

:1
.....I
/12,11"
... .j..
~I
1:
I ... 1 .. 11.
I'I .... I

:'1
59 I.
'1.

67 15
I. I 1
.J
J~I:
"2II III'.".
... J:

12

349 108 .......

2

7 .. ,

8.

Ii,

6

11

7

!I 25 . 12 .

271

.:1
lt'i

4i
;~I

I

1

i i9
21 II

t:

Ii

1

~I
"1
.... I

21n;1

26 2

I

12:' 195

4

1

3.

II

4~:1 61

14 .

t

11

I

I

...I.....

15 138 103 154 .78 ..473

129 228

3~I.
l4 .
3 ...
l, .
10 IIY,
9 1.
i8ii1
U:
Ii
2, . 1

..... .....I
.....,.....

..... /
.......
::::: :::::: ::::::1.

LaGrange... .. ..

..

Marietta. .. .. ..

1 1

3 2

..

Monroe....
Moultrie... Newnan. Pelham.. Quitman.::

..
1 ..
.. 1 ).-2
I

j .. ..
1
1

TRTaaollmlluaepl.aoh~~F':ai~. ..

.. ..

Thomaston.

..

Thomasville.. .

11
.. ..
1
1 ).-2 ..

1
.. 1

il .. 3

3 2

j
.. .. '"

1 2 1

1

I ..

1

24

5

1

..

1
..

4

133

10 2 6

11 5 ,5 22 2).-2 1 4I

8 7 1

..

2 j

I2

13).-2 2

60

15

50

14

4 18 3

36 .. 13

9)1.-12

8
2 ..

2 2

42 ..

19

5

1

2"

1

11

12

26

6

2

79

64

.. .. :1: .. . .. ... "

.... .. ... "

4

30

50).-2

2116

2

7

i" 1 ..

2 ..
..

.. ..

.. ...
8 26 34
.. .. .. "
'"

.. .. ..

................

....,.........

"

63

..

1 7 .. ..

4

..

20

45

..

34

..

.... ..

... .. .. ..

.. . ...

..

.... ..

...........

t>:l
.0..0...

Toccoa. TVarlidoonsi.~..

:

..

V'Viadyaclriao.s~: .. ..

West Point. ..
Winder.

Total Cities.. .. ..

Grand Total.

..
1
.. ..
1 ..
18 60

1

"

11

t :21:

1 1.

..

I

l

17).-2 22 20 186

131 156>4 24 342
1

1 .. ..
..

1 1

..

1

32 1 53
4

17 .. 5 .. 5 13
46

8

27

3

8

11

19

2 . ..

16

14

:1 61

..

oO

:1 1

4

11

7

';;+""~, 1

1

4

2

11 92

105).-2 22 494 154 562 48 373

81 140 67 322).-2 330~~ 1,664>4 360 3,880 40+ ,832 965 7,4451

1
..
i I
1921 11131

1
['

18 138

I
154

:::1 23 156

154

1

.. ..

38 38 oO

oO
26 26

78 473 78 489

... .. oO

'"

oO

99 129 228

99 145 244

TABLE XIV-COLORED SCHOOLS-NON.INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES AND EVENING SCHOOLS Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

NUMBER OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

EVENING SCHOOLS

SYSTEM

Professional

Non-Professional

No. Teachers

- - ---------- - -- - - - -- -

Enrollment Adults

- A. D. A.

- - - - - - -------

Att. Maintenance Lunch Li-

Adm. Inst, V. T. Olli-

Mgr. bra- Cler- Other Total Clerk Lunch

Assts, Supv,

eer Sch,

--------

Buses

-

-

rians
--

ical
--

-

-

-

-

-

-

-Ro-om-

Food Proc- Jani- Other

Total

Fe-

-

Male male Total Boys Gills Male Fe-

Under Over Total 18 18 Total

essing

tors
--

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

male
--

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Appling ....

1

Atkinson ....

Bacon.

1

Baker ...

1

Baldwin.

1

1

3

4

7

1

1

1

2

2

1

1

2

1

3

Banks.

Barrow:

1

Bartow.

1

Ben Hill:

Berrien.

1

1

2

i
1

s

i

4

2

1

3

BBliebebk.l~y: Brantley. Brooks Bryan.

51 1

1 1

71

7

2

:i

5

35

13

56

:i

2

7

Bulloch. Burke. Butts Calho;';':
Camden.

1
1
1
1 V,
1

11

1 1

:1

9
11 4

i

7 5

1

IV,

1

1

7 24

2

19

7

1

Candler.
CCaatrrooolsl~"
Charlton. Chatham.

1

1

2

1

3

1

1

9

9

4

1

i

[;

5

1 15

2 16

2 4 102 i47 4

16

50

44 114

Chattahoochee.

Chattooga ,

Cherokee. Clarke.

i

Clay.

i

3 1

:i
2

11

18

7

26

3

1

4

Clayton .. Clinch .... Cobb .... Coffee. Colquitt:
Columbia .. Cook... Coweta.: : Crawford. Crisp ....
Dade.... Dawson. Decatur. DcKalb. Dodge ... '.
DDoouoglhye,~iy: Douglas. Early. Echols....:
Effingham. Elbert ... Emanuel.. Evans . . Fannin.
Fayette .. Floyd. Forsyth. Franklin.'. Fulton.
Gilmer ....... Glascock .. . Glynn .. Gordon. : Grady ...
Greene. . . GHawbienrnsehtat.~. Hall .... Hancock..
Haralson. Harris... Hart. Heard: : Henry .. :

,
!.
II
.. i 11

I
I:

I I:I

!.

.. 2 2 .

i

51.
4 :1

?!
~l

3 '.61 3

i

7 5 9 13

I.

,,

11:
1

1

I

3

i

11

1 8

i

4 20

..

4

1 ..

5

I
111.
11[.
t
;'2I1. )2
i,. I'.

i

:3

i

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11

i

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i' .j

t,
15, .

1

13 ..

8

1

'1 I

2 I

J 1,

0

27 ,

1231.

2.

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I

I4 I

5

8

21
4~2i1
2' . 13

l1.
I.

5 2

5

1

11 1

I

1

3

I

l.' .

I

7

3

I

4

I

1

I

2

...I.

85

12

18 .

35

..

..

~z

1/ 2/

..
I

1
.1

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ii/~ .

I

I

1

3

i4! .

181

.-

i

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j I.
l! I ..
i

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I
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3 ..

3

3

1

6 .j

..

i .. .. 1

2

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1

...
..
1

7
1 5

...........

til
!I..1. 0,

2

13
2 l:l

l... ..
.. ..........I.. ....,

!

i

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SYSTEM
Houston. Irwin.... Jackson.
JJeafsfpeDra.~i~:
Jefferson .. Jenkins.. Johnson. LJaomnaers.~ ~::
Lanier. Laurens', Lee. Libe;t;': : Lincoln..
LLoownngd.~s.:: Lumpkin. Macon. Madison'.
Marion. McDufli~: Mcintosh ... Meriwether. Miller.
Mitchell. MMoonntrgooem..~~y : Morgan. . . . . Murray....
Muscogee.. Newton. OO~cloenteheo.rp~: :
Paulding.. ..

TABLE XIV-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-NON.INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES AND EVENING SCHOOLS

--------

NUMBER OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

Professional

Non-Professional

No. Teachers

EVENING SCHOOLS Enrollment

A. D. A.

Adults

Adm, Assts,
--

Inst,
-Sup-v.

V. -

T. -

Att. Oflicer --

Maintenance

-Sch-.

Buses --

Lunch Mgr.
--

Libra-
-rian-s

Clerical
--

Other
--

Total ---

Clerk
--

Lunch
-Roo-m

Food Proc-
essing --

Jani- Other tors
----

Total --

Male
--

Female
--

Total --

Boys
--

Girls
--

Male
--

Female --

Total
--

Under 18
--

Over 18
--

Total

I

I

14

5

19

I

I

6

I

7

I

I

I

5

6

I I

I

5

I

4

~I

I

I

2

I

3

I

I

5

3

8

I
I I

I

..

I

I

3

I

I

Yo

72

I

I

2

I

I

I

I

2I

I

I

6
I:

I4

I II I
I I
6
72 72 I
I 3 I 2
15 4 I I

6

2

2

5

I

I

2

3

3

2

3

3

I

I

I

12

6

5

2

16

6

5

I

I

34 16 36

2

I

8 3 6
3 3

5

6 2 2 18
7I

22

I

6

J

I

24 114

3

I2

Peach .. Pickens. Pierce. Pike Polk

l'

1

1

I

Pulaski. Putnam. Quitman.
Rahun ...
Randolph.

1 t~

1

1

I

Richmond Rockdale Schley..
Screven . . Seminole.

11
1 1

Spalding.
Stephens. Stewart. Sumter. Talbot

1

1

1

I

Taliaferro.

Tattnall

1

l-:i Taylor

e00n

Telfair. Terrell.

1 1

Thomas

I

Tift....

Toombs

1

Towns.. .

Treutlen.

1

Troup.

1

Turner

Twiggs

Union.

Upson.

I

Walker. Walton. Ware. Warren .... . Washington.
'Wayne. . Webster. Wheeler. White ... Whitfield

1 1
I
I
iI
I Ii

I
I

I

I

1

I

I

I
I

I

1

5

5

1

1

1

2 1

4

1 2

1 6

2

3

5

1

1

3

%

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

2

41

1

19

12 9

19

16

33

77

25

25

11

e

6

13

1

1

I

1

44

9

I

2

1

1

1 1

2

a

5

2

I

3

1

6

I

7

2

2

1

1

4

5

1

3

3

1

5

5

5

5

1

3

1

4

1 I 17

17

i

2

1

3

1

2

-1

5

9

24 24 ii ii

1

I

I

2

13

6

1

3

2

5

2

2

2

J

3

3

I

2

2

4

1

1

1

I I

,

I I

TABLE XIV-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-NON.INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES AND EVENING SCHOOLS

NUMBER OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

I

EVENING SCHOOLS

Professional

Non-Professional

No. Teachers

Enrollment

A. D. A.

SYSTEM

I Adm.

Inst.

V. T.

Att. Offi-

_Ma_inte_nan_cel LMugnrc.h

Libra-

Food Cler- Other Total Clcrk Luncb Proc

-- -- -

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Assts.
--

-Sup-v.

-

-

cer
--

Sch.
--

Buses
---

-

-

rians --

ieal
--

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Room
---

essing
--

Janitors

Fe-

I Adults

Other Total Malc male Total Boys Girls Male Fe- Total

- - - - - - - - - -.- _.- -_._-m-a-le

Under Over 18 18 Total
-- -- ---

Wilcox. WWiliklkiness~.~..: Worth... Total Counties.

I

1 1
,.1
93 43/

2 39

.l-.
6 Ii

I

3

2

5

I

1

1

1

9 22 105% 300J1' 34 434 29 41i 139J.:' 1,O53~2 3 2 5 17

25

42

..
41 41

Americus. Athens. Atlanta. Barnesviiie'. : : Bremen

24

Buford.

1

Calhoun:

CCaarnrtoolnl.~~"

Cartersville:

Cedartown.. Chickamauga' . : Cochran. . . . . . . . Commerce. Cordele...

1
I >'2

Dalton.
Decatur: Douglas. Dublin. E'lberton.: :

F~ itzgerald. Gainesville. Hogansville: J efferson ... LaGrange.. :

~'2
I "1I

1

2

I

I

I

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:1

..

..

i 46

12

31I 2

48 tz i66 11 i:i 24 58 i4 364 541 i;o:ii 89 595 684

3

2

2

4

I

1

..

..

4

1

2

3

2

2

I

I

2

2

I

2

2

2

5 5
2
4I I 4

I
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i

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II

3

3

H

3

4

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i

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5 6

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.,

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"I" . Marietta. . . . . .. . .. .. ..

Monroe

.

~~~~~~e:::::::::: :::::: I::::::

Pelham

.

H ....

7u 2 .

5 ......

5 ..

3

.

3 ..

2 .......

2

.

3

.

I

..

7.
8 .. 6. 4 ..

Quitman

.

Rome

.

Tallapoosa

.

Tallulah Fall, .

Thomaston

.

I

..

2 ...... 5

..

I

.

7.

Thomasville

.

Toccoa

.

Trion

.

Valdosta

.

Vidalia

.

/}2/ . . . . .

6 ......

3 ....... I.......

HI ..... I

I

. 5.......

6

.

I...

I ..

Waycross ........

West Point

.

Winder

.

I .....

11 .....

6

I

19 .

I

..

I ..

I

.

I

Total Cities

.

Grand Total.

57~1
l00~2 11

3 ......

3H

29H 50

60 13 109

76 308 13 14 26 58 74 364 541 1,037 89 595 684

42

23

11 25~ 106H 328~ 84 494 42 526 215~ 1,361H 16 16 31 75 7) 389 541 1,079

89 636 725

I

TABLE XV-WHITE SCHOOLS-LIBRARIES AND EQUIPMENT Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

Number and Kind of Buildings

Number of Classrooms in Building

Number of Special Instructional Rooms

Nu::nber of Special Service Rooms

Masonry

NonPublicly

-;:--;;-t~e~-~~:'-

Non-

- - Ho:c------I-----~;e~----Gy:-Gym-

AUd~-c~r::-~fe-I~--

SYSTEM

Masonry Veneer on Frame Total Owned mary Stand- Stand- Public. Se. Ec. Typ- Ind. Agri- Band Child. Other nasi- natori- tori- teria tori- b:arv

Wood

Class- ard

ard owned Lab. Lab. ing Arts Shop Room Room

urn urn urn

urn'

rooms Class- Class- class.

--

-

----

-

----

-----

-

-

---

----

-

-

-

rooms ---

rooms ---

----

---

---

---

--- -- -

--- --- ----- --- --- --- - - - - ---

Appling .

Atkinson .

Bacon

.

Baker ..

Baldwin .

14
10 6
7 .. 8.

21 .,.

18 ..

6 ..

1

8 ...

10 18 ..

33

70

48

25

26

46 .

6

ll.

23

61

15 .

3.

I 4.

1 1.

:1

2 2

1

4

1

18

6

7

4

5

1

2

2 ..

2

4

6 .,

Banks

.

Barrow

.

Bartow .

Ben Hill

.

t>:l Berrien

.

00 00

Bibb

.

Bleekley ..

Brantley

.

Brooks

.

Bryan

.

5 6 22 5 15 .
33 3 .. 7 8 5.

1

6 12 ..

3

6 15 .,.

4 17 43 ..

I

5 ll.

13 28 .

33 . 8 II
7 15 .. 11 19 .. 9 14.

22

39

18

29

2.

48

96

7

12

23 .

32

90 .

187 340

12 .

6

23 .

18

49

19

52

12

30

11 2.

J .. 2. .1 2 . 2. I
2 .. 3 1

2 2 .,

1

4

1

6

7 ..

3

2

4

6

8

1

3

3 ..

3

12

5 ..

2

6

7

19 21 .

23

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4 3

4. 4.

4 4

3 ...

7.

7

2 ..

3.

3

Bulloch

.

20

Burke

.

12

Butts

.

4

Calhoun

.

8

Camden .

9

11 32 ..

37

128 .

4 19 ..

25

57 ..

2

6 ..

12

34 ..

6 16 2 II

"1I1

9 II

43 . 20

5

4

2.

4

6

10

3

4

2.

4

6

6

1.

1

1.

1

2 .....

2

3

3.

3

3

1

4

1

2 ..

4 ......

2

Candler

.

.1

Carroll

.

17

Catoosa

.

13

Charlton

.

6

Chatham

.

42

2 7 .,

26 48

9 23

1

7.

14 56

12 49

~~ .. 23

32

69

37 .

13

35

183

414

1 3

I 5

~

2

1

1

1

2

1

2.

ic 20 20 17 .

1

1

1

2

6

2;

2 ....

2

2

3

2

4 11 17

9

1

2

2

8

4

1

2

1

3

4

2

4

8 29

21

Chattahoochee .

Chattooga

.

Cherokee

.

Clarke

.

CI.y

.

1

1

1

3 ..

13

11 12 36

7 18 25

20

4 24

3

1 4.

2

6

38

74

1

2

39

54

12

27

53

104

31

3

13

16

1 ....

5

3.

2 ......

3

4

1

1

1 ..

1

7 ..

3

16 ..

2

11

4

6

9

1 ......

1

Clayton .

21

Clinch .

7

30 14 ...

77 114

17

13

38

18 1

~I

5 5

:J 5

Cobb ............... Coffee . . . . . . . . . . Colquitt .......

Columbia .....
Cook ...... " Coweta ........
Crawford ....... Crisp ...........

Dade ........ Dawson...... Decatur......
DeKalb....... Dodge ........

Dooly .......
Dougherty ... Douglas ...... Early........ Echols .......

Effingham.....

Elbert ........

Emanuel. ....

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00

Evans........ Fannin..... .

<C

Fayette.............

Floyd...........

Forsyth.........

Franklin .........

Fulton . . . . . . . . . . .

Gilmer .............. Glascock ............ Glynn ....... Gordon .........
Grady ..........

Greene ......... . . Gwinnett ........ Habersham ......
Hall ................
Hancock ............

Haralson............ Harris............. . Hart ........... Heard ... Henry ......

32 29 14
4 6. 9 4.
11 7 21 52 12 .
10. 12 4 10 3.
14 8
25 4 14
6 20 2 8 27
12 1 .. 17
13 12 .
6 19 20 18 4
5 9 13 7 10

23 64

156

10 41

52

40 54 ..

47

10 16

11

II

8 14

2"

2 13 .

29

4

14

11 14

13

16 ..

21

7.

12

22 45 .

35

9 65

26.,

13 25 .

34

11 21

8 ..

20

7

11

3 15 28

I

4

1

8 23 .

4 23 35

4

5 34

3

7.

2

9 25

18

90

31

21

6

I

18

22

46

10

37

2

3 11

22

6

2 28

57

8

4 14.

.18

6 13 27 ...

29

17

2 46

167

3 16 ...

27

I

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4

2 ]9

55

8 27

35

15 27 ...

32

5 10 21 ..

16

12 42 73

2

i2

2

6 28

]

46

12 30 ........

63

4

8

9

5 14 24 ....

24

3

7 19 ....

14

13 11 37 ...

36

2

5 14

15

1

2 13 .

20

285

5.

135

2

97

4

25

20

52 .

58

19 ....

35

5.

48

4.

27

126

69

426

32

26

83

15 .

56

4

132

7.

48

14.

60

4

12

73 .

51

88

1

32

99

27 150

'2

24

34

78

14 ...

303

26

65

I.

16 .......

117

3

n68

23 8.

54

4

148

20

92

127

18

19

28

45 ........

59

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10 .......

28

50

11 13

5

3

I

1

2

2

1

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6 12 10

3

5

3

3

4

6

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41

1

4

1 10

1

5

1.

7 4 12

16 6 15 .

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1

3.

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5 ..

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2

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4

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1

3

4

4

3

3

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10

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2

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5

8 .....

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1 .....
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2 11

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3

7.

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3 11 13

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6

7

4

8

2

8

6

3

8

3

3 ...

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4

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7

2 ...... .....

2

1

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2 .....

6 9

'''2

4 8

4

6

6

2

3

5

4

3

7

TABLE XV-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-LIBRARIES AND EQUIPMENT

Number and Kind of Buildings

Number of Special Instructional Rooms

Number of Special Service Rooms

Non-

SYSTEM

Masonry

Publicly

Masonry Veneeron Frame Total Owned Pri-

Wood

mary

Class-

Other Stand-
ard Class-

Snb-
Standard
Class-

Non-
Public. owned

Sc. Lab.

Home Ec. TypLab. ing

Ind. Arts

Excep.

Gym- Gym- Audi-

I Cafe-

Agri. Band Child. Other nasi- natori- tori- Cafe- tori- Li-

Shop Room Room

urn urn urn teria urn, brary

-------- ----- ----- --- --- --- - - rooms _.- rooms - - rooms -class. - --- - - --- --- --- --1---'--- --- --_. --- I--- I--

Houston. . . . . . . Irwin.... Jackson.: Jasper......
Jeff Davis.. .

Jefferson ...... Jenkins. . . . . . . . . Johnson. . . . . . . . .
Jones. . . . . Lamar.

Lanier. . . . . . . . . .

tv <0 0

Laurens..... Lee........... , .

Liberty .......

Lincoln ......

Long ........

Lowndes. . . . .

Lumpkin..... Macon. . . . . .

..

Madison.... _

Marion ......... .
McDuffie ......... McIntosh ............ Meriwether . . . . . . . . . Miller .............

Mitchell .......... Monroe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Montgomery .........
Morgan .............. Murray. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Muscogee .........

Newton. . . . . . . . .

Oconee. . . . . . . . . . .

Oglethorpe. Paulding ...

. .

.. ..

. .

.. ..

.

. .

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1

10

1

4

7

1

8

12

3]6

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2

7

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8 4 6 8 2

5

4

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18

9

2

4

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2

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7

3

12

9

4

10

4

5

9

6

3

6 2

..

13 ..

4

18

6

5

1

4

8

10

II

n

8

38 10
9 ] .. III

15 5 9
3 10

15 16 . 31 13 22
16 4 13 . ll. 4
13 . 30
n
6 5
10. 22 . 14 12 17 .
4.
n
8. ]7 8
24 6 12 22 . 22 ..
60 17 2] 1 24, .

63 18 23 9 25
26 12 17 10 1 ..
8 32 12 15 9
9 28 2] 14 21
6 17 7 21 19
21 16 9 15 9
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8 29

87

9

51

46

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65 34 53 26 .. 27 ..

26

9

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5

6

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1

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1

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56

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26

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33

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8

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55

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30

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45

4 ........

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88

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PPPPioiikeclkrekce..en..s....................................................
Pulaski. ........ .....
Putnam ......... .....
Quitman ............. Rabun ...............
Randolph ......... ...

Richmond............ Rockdale............. Schley ............... Screven .............. Seminole .............

Spalding ........... Stephens........ ..... Stewart........ ... ... Sumter .............. Talbot...............

Taliaferro ............ Tattnall ........ ... .. Taylor...............
Telfair...............
Terrell., .............

Thomas.............. Tift ................. Toombs.............. Towns ............... 'Truetlen. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Troup ...............

Turner...............

Twiggs ... Union ....

. .

... ...

.

...
...

......

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Walker ........ .....

Walton ........ .....

Ware .. Warren

.. ..

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..........

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Wayne....... Webster .....

............

....

Wheeler...... ...

White ....... ..

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TABLE XV-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-LIBRARIES AND EQUIPMENT

Number and Kind of Buildings

I Number of Classrooms iu Buildiug

----~:o~r~-I---I--- p~~ll~iy

SYSTEM

Masonry Veneer on Frame Total Owned 'Yood

I

________________ ~__:---

~

Prt-
mary Classrooms

Other I Sub- Non-

Stand- Stand- Public.

ard

ard ownel

Cl ss- Class- cl.rss.

~~~ ~oom~

Number of Special Instructional Rooms

Number of Special Service Rooms

Home

I

Excep.

-c;ym-I GYm~=~-1Cafe--cafe~-I~--

Agl'l_1 I Sr. Ec. Typ- Ind.

Band Chll L Other n281 natcm- tori- term ton- brary

Lah. Lab. mg Arts Shop Room Room

urn urn urn

urn

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~

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Wilcox

.

~i~~~~::::::" '1

Worth

1

Total Counties

.

6 8 10 10
1,640

d 8 15 .
1i 4 13 . 1'1415 2 17 2" .
308i 1,153 3,101

14

42

13

45

12

39.

34

56

92 4,907 10,405

3 10 .
1. 768

'>j 4

2

2 ..

111.
41 a

41..1

2

1.

1"

6,

1.

14 28 . 6

4 .. 2
3 3.

31 3 31 4 .

314.

6'

8. 2'49''1

2.>9 396 483 363 154 3181 164 37 634 305 1.\2 6561 842

846

Americus

.

Atlant

.

Barnesville

.

Bremen

.

Buford

.

Calhoun

.

Canton

I

Carrollton

.

Cartersville

.

Cedartown

.

Chickamaug.....

Cochran

.

Commerce .

Cordele Dalton

"I'.
. ..

Decatur

..

Dublin

.

Elberton

.

Fitzgerald .

Gainesville .

I Hogansville. .. . ....
Jefferson..... ..

LaGrange

.

Mariett

.

Monroe

.

)J

4

I

2 ..

5

2j

5

7.

S

.

6 4 .. 1

J

3.,,

a

13 .... 8 .. 4.
3 6.

2 2 .. 9 12 .. 3

Hi" 4 2 ..
6.
r4
,
i 4. 6.

15 .. 8. 7 !l

;11 :.
3 ..

10

.

12 1

.

71 .

"1 ollJ '"

3

23

8

14

28 .. .. .. ..

3

6

15

2

4

1~ ~~ .

19

56 .

6

19

3 ......

8

18 .

18

22

14 73

28

1 15

s

37

99 ........

15

49

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11

16 ..

22

13

43

29

55 .

11

24.

8

25

2

.

42

52

..

50

111

2.

10,

42 ........

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3

2

2

1

2

2

2

12

1

1

3

2

2

2

11 11

t'"

1

1.

1

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1

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~ 1:

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3

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ja

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l1 ...... j

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5 ....

2

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1

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1 ...

1

2.

1

1

1

1

1.

1 ......

1 ..

1

3

2

2 ......

2

2 ..

1 ......

1 ......

1 ..

1 ..

2

1.

4

12

1

1

1 ..... 1 2i.

J 3 ..

I

I ...

I2

>1

82 I

1.

1

1

2 ......
rI ...
4

1
3 5 ..

2

9

1

5

2 ...

1 ......

4

11
1 ...... 88 11 . 31 ..

Moultrie ............. ' Newnan . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pelham .... ; ......... Quitman ............. Rome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

8

4 11 23

2

23

5

1

6 ........

15

4

2

4 ... ..... ..

18

2

1 1 2

7 5 22

... ..................

4 10
56

Tallapoosa ...........
Tallulah Falls ........ Thomaston...... ..... Thomasville ..........

..........

2

........ ..... ....

12 7

.......
......

......

............
.....
.. ....

...

2

1

ii

. .....

4 ..

7 . .......

6
.... "30
26

Toccoa ..............

3

2

1

6 ........

13

Trion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Valdosta ............. Vidalia ..............
Waycross......... . .. West Point ......... .. Winder .... ... .... ..

2 ... .......

8

1

1 2

.. 3 .. ......
11 .....

9 38

5 .......... 9 ..........

1 4

6 13

....

.... .. ... .. .

12 33

2 1

3 ....... ....

2 ...... 4 ........

20 7

Total Cities ..........

295

54 55 404

32 1.310

Grand Total. .........

1,935

362 1.208 3,505

124 6.217

73

8

3

2

5

4

4

31

1

9

1

41

9 ......

... 38 ........ . ..... ..
17 .....

83 .. .... .. .. . .....

2 1 1 1

2

2

1

1

2 .....

3

1

1

1 . .....

1

1

..

2 .. ..

1 2

1 ......

1

2 .. . ... . ...

1 1

........

..

.i

1

1

14
80 46 32

... ... .. .. ..... .. ..... ... .. ...2

1 12
. ..... ..
...... .. ......

.. .. .
. ..... 5 3 1

1 . .....
3 2
2

1 ......
2 2
1

.. ...

... ..

..

1 ...

3

.. ...
. .....
.. . .. .
.. .....

...

...

..
2

...

.. .

1 1

..

.

..

1

. .... . ...

..... . .... . ...

5

1

1

3

1

1

1

26 81 24

. .....

.. 1
4

.... ..

.. .. . ... ..

73
6 23

. .

2
.... ...
.......

....

.. ...

... ...

.

.

1

1

3

3

1

1

4

2

1 1

'2

1 1

5

.. ..

....

1 1

..

i

.2 1 ..

. ....

1

. ...

1 ..
4

1

1 ......

. ....

1 . .....

1 .. ... .. .. .

2 3
..' ... 39 ..'

1 . ...
1 .. 1 .. .. 1i 1 ..

2.446

85

90 130 115 76 92 17 62 28 186 43 17

12.851

853

349 526 598 439 246 335 226 65 820 348 169

1

2 4 ...

2

2 1

2 ..
1

"j

1 2

2

2 . ...

1

2 11 .. .. . 2

1 1 .. ..

1

.. .

2

3

'i . .. .i

5 4 ..

1

2

1 . ...

1

2

2

2

2

2

3

2

1

1

1

1

2

6

1

1 1

1 1

.........

1

149 182 33 164

805 1,024 282 1.010

TABLE XVI-SCHOOL PLANT-WHITE

Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

"

-

I-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

STATeS
----

OF PLANT
-----

USE
--

-

1

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

VALUE OF SCHOOL - - - - - 1- - - - -

PROPERTY -------

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

SYSTEM

Number in use at the Numberabandoned Number completed

beginning of Year

during the Year

duringthe Year

Numberavailable for use at the end
of Year

------1---,--- ---,----- --.---

Inst.

Inst.

lust.

lust.

Buildings Rooms Buildings Rooms Buildings Rooms Buildings Rooms

---------1---------- ---- ---- ---- ---

Insurance
Value of Buildings

Value of Grounds

I
Value of Furnitureand
Equipment

Value of LibraryBooks
and other
Instructional aids

Grand Total Value of School
Property

----- ------ ------

Appling ..... Atkinson Bacon .
Baker . Baldwin.

Banks ... Barrow ..
Bartow ... Ben Hill .. Berrien.

Bibb

.

Blcckley .

Brantle; .

Brooks.

Bryan. . .

21

J33 .

18

90.

6

69 .

8

24

19

91 .

10

6i .

12

45 .

:l3,

151

9

32 .

26

]]8.

30

55i .

13

11

28 .

15

6i .

20

64 .

14

43 ........!.

19

133 $ 1.108,iOOOO $ 3i,450.00 $ 1:l6,338.00 s 25,485.00 $ 1,30i,~i3.00

5i5,000.00

42,500 00 115,00000

42,000.00 ii4,500.00

6

U9

8

24 :lIU,OnO.Ol

3,~OOOl

42,50J.O(

.5,380.00 367 :680 06

14

76 S41,OOOOl

(11,OOO.Ol

95.OllJ.Cl

:J6,000 OG' 1,063,000.00

10

67 fi08,0000l

10, zno.or

:18,300.0(

t ,flOO.OO i5t,900.00

14

45 208,i000<.

i,6260(

:3~, 280. 5(

W,836.9:\ 2i2, 41:1 . 4:1

at

151 84S,000 Ol

43, iOIl.OI

114,12.5 Ot

:10,3.56.0t 1,0:36,181. 00

3

17 210,000.Ol

4,50l1.0l

59,490 oc

0,644CC 283,634 00

26

lit 034. 96i. Ol

:10,5200l

160,41li C,

4:J,3~S. Ol 1,li8,20200

:J9

I

583 t ,645,000. Ol

:l48,000 Ol 1,040,0000l

29:3.000.0l 0,326,00GOO

II

28 110,0000l

2,600.0(

:33,025 Ot

II, iOO Of, 15i,325 00

15

6,

501,000.0l

:11,OOOOl 100,2600l

33,460.00 i55,72f1.00

20

64 :;05. OUO. Ol

11,200.0l

as.vzs.cc

28,0250C 3$J,00000

14

13 245,900.0l

16,5mOl

41,8S50l

12, i400l

:l20,02500

Bnlloch.. Burke . Butts . Calhoun.
Camden ....

Candler

.

Carroll.

.

Catoosa .

Charlton .

Chatham .

Chattahoochee. Chattooga . Cherokee . Clarke .
Clay ...

30

168

18!

i6 .

6

42

20

14

57 .

10

4:l .

i

5:l .

43,

1,58

2~1

113 . 4i .

66!

648 .

1

8.

26

121 ...-.....I..

2i

12i .

24

li3

2

30

:l ....

J 2" I

:JC

!iF I,iOS,8i50l

i3,3500l

241,IHOt

4:3,000 Ol 2,15G,399 00

1~

82 D23.5000l

12.iOIl.Ol

81,2i.5D(

46,,5250l 1,094,000.00

C

4t

52i ,000 Ol

6,500.0l

65,531 0,

15,9222l

6H,95:l20

I;

5;

13i ,SOOOL

12,900.0l

i2, Di5 Ol

2S,2Sfi5f

550, i6US

370.SIIJ.CC

11,100 Or

62,i5JOl

10,2120l 4,54,8fi2 00

i

sa

4~1 ,500.0t

25,8000(

42,9COOl

I:J.:J50 III .56:l,5.50.00

4.5

16,

i31,500Q(,

511,:350.0(

10,5,050.01

c.5,S6fi.19

922,i6019

10 . .. ... ..I

19 i

III

494,800 Ol

47 825,000. or

54,50U.Ot 46,00O.0(

U6,:1980l 40,000.Ol

32,ilO.Ol 1:l,OOO.OC

6IS,4fi8.00 924,000 00

I

uel

641 1O,826,492.0l

652, eso. 0, 1,42.5,2520C

280,4400l 13,185,16400

50,00000

a.cae.oo

i,OOOOO

2,00000

62,000 00

2i

696,16,500 132 614,00000

?6,1500l 25,850 00

n, 118,541.00 05.5. DC

a2,4:3400 28,li5.00

873 ,290 00 ;4:J, 980.00

29

20

Iii 2,898,000 OC

140,1100.00

262, OJO.00

sa, 500. OC 3,:l9:l,500.00

3

16 li4,OOIl.00

3,OOO.OC

16,.5;:)00\,

i ,400 ilL 200,Oi3.00

Clayton ................. Clinch ................... Cohb .................... Ooffee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CJlquitt ..............

Columbia ................
Cook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coweta. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crawford ................ Crisp ....................

Dade ............... Dawson........... . Decatur ........ Delialb ..........
Dodge.rr .......

Dooly .......... Dougherty ...... Douglas ......... Early ............ Echols.:.; ......... : .

Effingham .....

Elbert............

t-:l
<c:0n

Emanuel.. ........ Fvans ............

Fannin .......... .

Fayette............ Fbyd ............ Forsyth ......... Franklin........ Fulton ......

Gilmer .... . Glascock ... Glynn ..... Gordon .... Grady....

Greene .. . . . Gwinnett .... Habersham .. Hall ....... Hancock ..

Haralson ... Harris... . Hart ....
Heard... Henry..

30 12 63

212 55 . 464

..l '2 ....

II

38

187 .".

.. .I.. .

54

146

15

53

14

75 .

18

86

4 9

33 49

.. .

13

60

6

34

37

150

72

780

25

132

16 .

26

28

22

3

29

6

2

II

9

5

7

5

1

23

21

70

20 10

241 87

'3

27

23

71 ...

4

22 ...

3

38

3

20

61

30

82

31

133

6

49

24

150

13

5

38

3

10

10

9

61

32

219

14

99

1 12

2 61

I.

10

74

2

23

26

108

45

533

16

2

20.

12

89

26

113

27

lI8

.[,

1 22

2i

21

65

70

223

28

137 ....

34

197 ...

7

25

24

65

18

76

22

92

14

51

13

75

2

5

2

4

2

15

'20

....... .....

30 12 63 38 54
14 14 13
4 9
16 7 38 71 25
20 20 11 28
4
20 33 31
7 23
8 28 13 23 45
16 ... 2 12 25 5
21 69 28 34 7
II 17 27 14 13

12 2,640,000.00 55 648,000.00 73 4,084,400.00 87 2,166,500.00 46 478,000.00
18 233,000.00 75 381,500.00 88 1,1'>5,000.00 33 440,755.00 49 288,000.00
73 675,300.00 39 459,000.00 64 1,554,415.00 98 9,511,000 00 32 874,250.00
70 850,000.00 41 4,257,00000 95 942,200.00 81 898,250.00
2 255,000.00
84 705,500 .00 75 277.900.00 135 1,356,475.00 49 332,000.00 140 1,672,712.00
59 658,080.00 237 2,834,000.00
99 635,000.00 108 30.5,739.00 539 8,678,500.00
1,029,087.95 20 323,851. 90 89 1,955,000.00 112 524,500.00 21 749,500.00
73 358,500.00 224 1,570,200.00 137 2,158,31700 197 2,196,00000 28 25'>,700.00
29 151,000.00 72 626,780.00 104 1,015,70000 51 800,000.00 76 1,2'>7,720.12

113,000 OC 21,000.0( 220,286.0( 182,800.0( 56,900.0l
52,250.0f 46,'>00.m 14,OOO.Of
5,250.0( 279,500.00
24,400.00 ,5,000.00
52,803.00 387,385.00
18,200.00
15,800.00 370,000.00
41,000.00 18,700.00 14,000.00
19,500.00 5.400.00 83,050.00 26,000.00 77 ,650. 00
16,100.00 108,000.00
15,450.00 21,350.00 181,800.00
62,808.00 3,000.00
229,750.00 15,400.00 22,550.00
13,600.00 97,600.00 78,600.00 90,450.00 5,700.00
18,300.00 32,620.00 13,700.00 10,000.00 59,100 00

16S,000.00 110,000.00 514,447.00 211,494.00 103,725.00
74,472.35 124,350.00 133,000.00 37,000.00 49,480.00
95,900.00 24,730.00 21.>,916.00 937,718.00 121,985.00
120,325.00 558,000.00
86,8.50.00 81,328.00 33,000.00
68,000.00 69,335.00 189,726.00 72,775.00 168,098.00
68,617.00 270,000.00
93,500.00 82,850.00 836,292.00
58,295.97 24,350.00 208,578.00 71,235.00 172,075.00
37,260.00 191,720.00 193,208.00 247,757.50 43,400.00
21,950.00 76,708.00 52,700.00 100,000.no 132,514.'>0

47,000.00 39,500.00 138,910.00 61,129.20 34,469.00

2,96,,000.0o 24,,698625171883,,,,905020490334....20000ooo

14,019.00 34,974.00 27,000.00 12,000.00 25,355.18

1,33'4>2978.937>,,,,073020704015...0003ooo5 642,335.1 8

10,2'>0.00 8,240.00
35,061.00 196,026.00 43,076.00

1111,,,80084.5309575826,,,,,1E51991725'109>0.....00000ooooo

23,271.00 58,000.00 24.388.00 25,828.78
4,500.00
17,000.00 17,444.00 40,579.00 15,306.00 24,632.00
11,747.00 64,000.00
9,475.00 32,685.00 274,193.00

o 1,009,396. 00
5,243,000.0 1,097,438. 00 1,024,106.78
306,500 00
1,683461749006,,,,800030870019....0000oooo
1,943,092. 00
754,544.0o 3,274754632,,,046022045...000ooo 9,970,785.0o

14,273.45 7,225.00 63,637.00
29,402.00 24,932.00

1,136581,,442665.397o 2,461506,,593675.00oo
969,0570o

8,850.00 65,977.00 35,375.00 69,881. 43
3,965.00

418,210.0 1,925,497.00 2,465, ,500 00
2,604,088.93 308,765 00

8,300.00
21,829.00 20,880.00 8,7050.00
'>8,332.40

199,:'50.00
757.:'37.00
1,10~,9,0.00
'"I2i ,71>11. 00
1,507,6".) .02

SYSTEM

Houston .. Irwin...... . Jackson ... Jasper._._...
Jeff Davis ..

Jefferson... .

Jenkins .. ,

Johnson.

Jones..... .

Lamar....

t.:>

<.:>
0>

Lanier. .

Laurens.

Lee .....

Liberty" ...

Lincoln...

Long ..... Lowndes... . Lumpkin.
Macon ... . Madison ..

Marion... McDuffie ...
McIntosh... Meriwether.
Miller ...

Mitchell. ... Monroe...... . Montgomery .. Morgan....... . Murray ...... .

TABLE XVI-Continued-SCHOOL PLANT-WHITE . _ - - - -

STATUS OF PLANT USE

VALUE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY

I Number available for

Number in use at the Number abandoned Number completed

use at the end

beginning of Year

duringthe Year

during the Year

of Year

Insurance

---------

Value of Buildings

Inst.

Inst.

Inst.

Inst.

Buildings Rooms Buildings Rooms Buildings Rooms Buildings Rooms

--------------- ---- ---- ---- ---- -----

Value of Grounds

Value of
Furniture and Equipment

Value of Library Books
and other Instructional
aids

Grand Total Value of School Property

15

176.

16

83 .. ,

31

75 ..

11 18

29 ..

5.

73

2 ..

i ..

15

s s 176 l 2,522,500.00 $ 102,50000 259,877. 00

55,288.00 $ 2,940,165.00

16

83 833,000.00

28,60000 113,880 00

23,400.00 998,880.00

31

75 334,810.00

10,100.00

56,50000

23,599.00 425,009 00

5

13 134,500.00

21,800.00

25,085.00

1,435.00 182,820.00

8

24 545,370.00

6,900.00

63,500.00

20,592.00 636,362.00

17

97 .

4

46

11

74

11

36 ....

3

21 ..

. ...

17

97 520,600.00

32,450.00

73,625.00

31,250.00 657,925.00

1

2

47 550,000.00

18,150.00

37,041. 00

10.30000 615,491.00

1 ..

11

74 542,500.00

29,950.00

60,828.00

10,850.00 644,128.00

11

36 388,000.00

9,060.00

40,750.00

7,850.00 445,660.00

2

13

5

34 400,000.00

5,000.00

34,000.00

7,000.00 446,000.00

13

37 ..

:JI

127

11

18 ....

35 ..

30 .

. 24 .

2

28

13

37 162,000.00

2,650.00

63,728.00

10,185.00 238,563.00

30

131 715,500.00

12,287.50 115,685.00

38,924.00 882 396.50

' 5 .

i ..

11.

11

18 424,350.00 41 187,419.65 30 356,985.00

6,750.00 10,000.00 6,900.00

44,600.00 46,008.41 29,775.00

10 900 00 12,376.53 15,428.00

486,600.00 255,804.59 409,088.00

31

5

2:

96

11

I

57 .

11

48 .

12

79

22

8

10

34 209,108.00

15,000.00

49,74400

11,412.00 285,264.00

14

22

99 1,040,000.00

32,80000

90,200 00

29,871. 00 1,192.871.00

14

57 222.900 00

10.57500

28,72000

14,710.00 276 905.00

11

48 365,000.00

13,206.00

61,810.00

14,700.00 45! 716 00

46

10

79 1,051,000.00

18,000.00

72,500.00

20,150.00 1,161,650.00

4

33 .

1

55

1 ..

4

~

30 .

11

90

2

9

74

4

33 650 00000

15.00000

79.15000

23.350 00 767.500.00

11

58 767.000 00

27.60000 102,676.ij1

23,331.20 920,607.81

8

30 150,000.00

35,000.00

35.25000

8,105 00 228,355.00

16

90 1,325,500.00

76,000.00 113,340.00

57,135.00 1,571,975.00

9

74 745,041. 00

25,800.00

93,038.00

24,834.00 888,713.00

24

64 ..

6

46 ....

11

47 ..

2.

65

21

91

24

64 903,000.00

30000.00 150.00000

22,000.00 1,105.000.00

6

46 581. 500.00

23.00000

40.000.00

7,550.00 652,050.00

16

12

63 105.000.00

7,100.00

50,400.00

19695.00 182.195.00

22

65 576.20000

22,300.00 103,515.00

16,777.00 718,792 00

24

19

101 886,000.00

32,000.00

81,000.00

21,000.00 1,020,000.00

Muscogee ... .
Newton .. Oconee. . . . . Oglethorpe ..
Paulding ...

Peach .. Pickens Pierce. Pike .. Polk.

Pulaski. . Putnam. Quitman
Rabun ...... Randolph ..

Richmond.
Rockdale. Scbley . . .
Screven.... Seminole..

Spalding ...

Stephens ..

l'-:> Stewart ....

~
-'l

Sumter ... Talbot.

Taliaferro.. Tattnall. Taylor Telfair ..
Terrell.

Thomas. Tift. Toombs. Towns..... Treutlen ..

Troup ... Turner. . Twiggs ..
Union.. . Upson ...

Walker .....
Walton ... Ware.. Warren . . . .
Washington ..

58

621i ..........

18

94 ........

21

47 ..

1

4.1 .

18

88

4.

29

4

91

58

626 9,642.67.1.00 994,631. 00 1,108,633.00 .114,048.00 12,259,987.00

18

94 609.000.00

43.80000

87,936.00

43,7.10.00 784.486.00

21

47 230 000.00

7.05000

42 600.00

7,499.73 287 149.73

1

4.1 647 00000

11,000.00

32 000.00

9,000.00 699 000.00

32

22

102 952,000.00

37,800.00

97,274.00

19,069.00 1,10614,.00

5

49 ..

12

73 ....

19

86 .

9

44

25

127 .,

1. 1.

6

50 77500000

33,000.00

60000.00

19.000 00 887 O~). 00

12

73 340.100.00

12 300 00

325.14.00

25 126.00 41048).00

2.1

90 332 .100.00

47.600 00

.16392.00

16 300.00 452 792.00

9

46 480 120.00

14 250 00

44 241..10

9 08.1.00 .147 696.50

22

127 1,677,496.00

3.1,700.00 106,344.00

33,118.00 1,852,658.00

7

43

3

32

i ..

5

4

14

1

3

17

83 ....

1

9

49 ..

7

43 276.700 00

20,600 00

71,.10000

18 000 00 386 800.00

9

3

36 488 000 00

29,000.00

48 000 00

10,000.00 .17.1 000 00

2

4

13 138 500 00

2 000 00

15,700.00

15 000 00 171 200.00

3

18

89 1,12500000

42.800.00

83 663 00

26 240.00 1,277703.00

9

49 230,000.00

13,500.00

66,700.00

37,.100.00 347,700.00

60

611 ....

9

58 ..

4

13 .

1.1

79 .

11

49

2 ..

18

6.1

627 6,852.952.82 .116.222.57 836,762 59 277.832 58 8,483 770.16

9

58 345 000 00

8,40000

68.95000

24.28500 446 635.00

4

13

77 000.00

.1,000.00

21 000 00

3,400.00 106 400 00

17

86 745.000 00

17.300 00

85 780.00

29015.00 877 095 00

12

54 684,000.00

40,000.00 118,000.00

20,000.00 862,000.00

27

154 .

22

70 ....

8

38 ..

19

46 ..

9

25 .

27

173 2,122.500.00 380 700 00 205.066 59

.14.541.30 2,762,807.89

23

73 ,120.535 00

30,340.00

40,862.24

70 643 30 662 380 54

8

38 281,000.00

18,800.00

41. 500 00

10 630 00 3.11 930.00

2

19

47 224 500 00

.1,40000

6.1 405.00

14 680.00 309 98.1 00

9

26 300,200.00

6,600.00

34,350 00

6,500.00 347,6.10.00

4

15 ..

27

110

10

8

44

1

23

92 ....

14

47 ..

34 . ..5 ..

11

39

4

15 185.00000

1. .100 00

15,000.00

3.000.00 204,500.00

28

114 1,058 28700

.10 950.00

92,397.00

32 565.00 1,234 199.00

11

54 494 000.00

10 660 00

48,400 00

19 220.00 572 280 00

23

92 250.800.00

16,300.00

66,88000

26,271. 00 360,251.00

14

47 360,177.00

4,.150.00

41,35.1.00

2.1,786.00 431,868.00

2.1

94

1.

38

150 ..

10

80

26

2

19

6

41 .:

26

94 958.81300

9,500.00 160,42.100

41,9.10.00 1,170,688.00

12

61 1,240,245.00

29,8.10.00 136,10640

34,478.75 1,440.680.15

38

12

92 902.000 00

30.00000 149,000 00

13,70000 1,094.700.00

584,328.00

22,200.00

32,60000

9,550.00 648,678.00

41 390,500.00

12,934.00

37,45000

10,950.00 4.11,834.00

19

65

18

15

.13 .

12

42 .

12

75 ..

13

61 .

45

16

86 1,1.14,537.50

40,500.00 179,854 00

9,73281 1,384,624.31

4

16

61 441. 000.00

19.300.00

72.000.00

27,600.00 559 900.00

12

42 131 100.00

.1.500 00

27,670.00

14,781. 80 179 0.11.80

12

75 810 000 00

7,800.00

73,34612

14,12.1.00 905,271.12

12

18

73 700,627.40

24,.191.96 100,17613

34,401.16 859,796.65

~~I.0
29

230 7:l
89

2

.1

10

15

41

263 3,318,746.00 121,.100.00 258,484.00

63,767.00 3,762,497.00

2

2 ..

28

74 379.100 00

14,300.00

8.1,060.00

22,413.00 .100,873.00

1 ..

29

89 7.19800.00

.17,950 00

72,690.00

21,390.00 911,830.00

9

32 ..

9

32 226,000.00

4,750.00

29,460.00

9,775.00 269,985.00

18i

90 .

- - - - - - - - ._--~-

18

95 ,,84,400.00

16,700.00

62,813.00

42,.143.00 706,4.16.00

._---.------.

TABLE XVI-Continued-SCHOOL PLANT-WHITE

STATUS OF PLANT USE

VALUE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY

Number available

Number in use at the Number abandoned Number completed

for use at the end

Value of

Grand Total

beginning of Year

during the Year

during the Year

of Year

Insurance

Value of Library Books Value of

SYSTEM

---------

Value of Buildings

Value of Grounds

Furniture and and other Equipment Instructional

School Property

Inst.

Inst,

Inst.

Inst.

aids

Buildings Rooms Buildings Rooms Buildings Rooms Buildings Rooms

------- ----- - ---- ---- ---- ------------- ----- -----------

Wayne ................... Webster ............. ..... Wheeler .............. .... White ................ .... Whitfield ........... ......

27

140 .... .... .........

........

6 14 Il

18 .

38. 63 ...

.. .. ...

......

........

.
.

.
.

. ...
....

... . ........ . ... . ... ..

31

191 .. ...

. .........

5

1

27

140 S 1,044,000.00 $ 54.60000 $ 172,000.00 $ 36,500.00 $ 1,307,100.00

6

18 125,000.00

4,000.00

15,500.00

8,00000 152,500.00

15

46 190,700.00

5,350.00

46,900.00

9,014.00 251,96400

Il

63 679,500.00

20,500.00

78,380.00

1l,720.00 790,100.00

36

192 2,038,000.00

63,050.00 189,436.50

32,462.44 2,322,948.94

'Wilcox .......... ......... Wilkes ........... ...... 'Wilkinson ......... ...... Worth........... .. ......
Total Counties ..... .. ...

12 12 13 26
2,918

60 56 ....

. I

9

8

..... ..... .. . .. . . .

18 . ...

48 90

.. ..

.............

.

...... .... .... .....

....
....

... ..

. ......... . .........

14,868

122

564

168

860

17 12 2 25
2,775

70 729,000.00 56 303,500.00 Il 469,000.00 85 519,526.00
15,779 I7l ,034,381. 34

19,000.00 6,900.00 18,250.00 . 32,450.00

68,350.00 93,213.00
65,550.00

8,899,236.03 20,250,469.91

18,000.00 22,188.00 Il ,250.00 21,900.00

834,350.00 425,801.00 498,500.00 639,426.00

5,647,797.94 205,831,885.22

Americus........ . ..... ...

Atlanta . . . . . . . . . . . Barnesville... . . . . .

..
..

..
..

....

Bremen ......... .. .. ..... Buford .......... .. .. .....

Calhoun .......... .... Canton......... . ......

.'"..

Carrollton ...............

Cartersv ille... . . . . . . . . . . ..

Cedartown ....... .. .... '"

Chickamauga . . . . . . . ..... Cochran ......... . ........ Commerce ..... . ... ....... Cordele . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Dalton ................. ..

Decatur. . . . . . . . Dublin .........

.

.. . ...

... ..

Elberton....... . ....

Fitzgerald ..... Gainesville. . . . .

. .

. .

..... .....

..'."

5

44 .. .. .. , . .. .. . .... ....... ... . .........

112 5

1,792 39

..

...

1
....

...

..

.

21
....

.......

...
1

... . ......
. .......

4

26 .. .. .. ... ... .. . .... ..... ..... . .......

4

44

3

22

1

16

6

34 ..... ..... ...... ... ....... .. . . .........

5

34

1

4 .. .. ...... ........

6
5 8

... 55
55 85

.......
.... ...

......

... .......

.....

.... ....

......

... .. .

.. ..

..

..

2 ...

. .......
2 .. .......

7

25 .. ....... ..... ..... .. .. ... ... .. ..

4

30

1

14

I

17

5

42 .... .. .... . ... ....

1 .... ......

4

47 .... ... ... ... .... ......... ..........

14

102 .. ........

1 . ..... ...

1

13

120 ....... ... . .........

1

8

6

53

8

50

1 2

13 26

. .......

3 ..

.......

.2..4

7

52 ..... .....

2

2

6

6

85 .......... .......... ......... .........

5

44 529,900.00

15,000.00

55,680.00

18,397.00 618,977.00

III

1,771 31,606,243.00 1,782,157.00 3,997,869.46 593,026.45 37,979,295.91

6

39 295,000 00

35,000.00

24,485.00

27,476.00 381,961.00

4

26 200,000.00

10,000.00

25,000.00

10,000.00 245,000.00

2

38 510,000.00

30,000.00

35,000.00

8,700.00 583,700.00

6 4

37 210,000.00 30 500,000.00

18,000.00 12,000.00

32,950.00 38,500.00

12,750.00 15,500.00

527636,,700000..000o

6

55 59S,000.00

22,000.00

73,980.00

20,319.00 714,299.00

3

57 997,000.00

55,000.00

64,577.22

18,790.00 1,135,367.22

8

85 980,000.00

46,000.00

Q1,000 00

22,00O.OC 1,139,000.00

7

25 250,000.00

10,000.00

31,741.00

10,000.00 301,741.00

4

33 375,000.00

17,000.00

48,000.00

8,000.00 448,000.00

6

42 330,000.00

22,000.00

28,000.00

5,00000 385,000.00

3

20 540,000.00

30,600.00

83,943.00

29,976.50 684,51950

14

102 1,243,000.00 236,500.00 104,800.00

33,875.00 1,618,175.00

14

128 1,758,932.00 318,757.00 169,900.00

51,267.00 2,298,856.00

8

64 1,337,504.00

30,100.00 124,271. 92

14,931.46 1,506,807.38

5

21 222,000.00

15,500.00

26,741.50

4,731.00 2R8,972.50

9

58 447,500.00

62,500.00

45,905.00

34,832 00 590,737.0

6

85 1,322,650.00 290,000.00 108,090.00

29,120.00 1,749,8RO.00

Hogansville. . . . . . Jefferson ............

..
....

.. ..

LaGrange ............ ... ..

Marietta........... .. .....

Monroe............ .......

Moultrie ......... .. .. .. ..
New-nan ......... .. .. .... Pelham .......... .... Quitman.. , .... ... .... .. Rome.......... .... ...

Tallapoosa.. . . . . .. ..
Tallulah Falls ..... .. Thomaston........ Thomasville ..... .. , ...
Toccoa........ ...

Trion. . . . . . . . Valdosta ...

.. .. ...
...... ..

...

... \'idal~a. ... ...

V\Taycross ..... .... .. ......

West Point ...
Winder..... ..

.'..

.

.

.

.

Total Cities ... .. .... ...

Grand Total. ... ..... .. I

~I
10 12 7
20 5 6,
225!'
I 21 4 12 7 6
3 10 5 12 2 4
397
3,315

~I126 ..
15:1 . 44 .
136 6:1 . 45 .
27 ...
146 ..
25 . 12 . 109 . 86 . ... 54 ...
35 . .... 109 .... 40. 96 29 '.' 36 .
4,255
19,123

13

17

........

. .. ......

. .....

21

. ...

. .....

4 ... ...

:. ...... 2 3

7j

41 676,000.00

16,000.00

.14,500.00

2i

3:1 520,000.00

10,800.00 520,000.00

101

126 4,119,487.58 140,485.00 295,100.70

29! 7!

182 2,430,000.00 44 201,800.00

102,250.00 18,000.00

302,800.00 41,250.00

1~1

132 1,114,839.00 65 994,500.00

42,000.00 90,ODO.00

202,800.00 131,769.00

48 810,00000

32,000.00 6:1,000.00

51 221

27 373,00000 146 2,381,000.00

10,000.00 405,000.00

41,800.00 169,000.00

2

'j.

25 200,00000

.... .21 ...

80,000.00

12-

11l 1,359,000.00

7

86 626,250.00

6

54 560,000.00

4,000.00 20,000 00
60,300.00 45,500.CO 15,000.00

26,050.00 30,000.00 174,756.00 111,200.00 46,165.00

3

2

..

.

.. ...

j

18

I

12

. ... . .... ...

. ...... . ......

3

35 289,366.35

38,869.72

28,982.4C

11

120 1,416,500.00 227,50C. 00 139,095.00

5

40 350,000.00

10,000.00

35,000.00

10

108 1,503,000.00

75,000.00 111,600.00

2

29 475,000.00

30,000.00

35,000.00

4

36 375,00C.00

20,000.00

25,000.00

14

131

18

147

407

4,248 65,107,471.93 4,470,818.72 7,795,302.23

136

695

186

1,007

3,182 20,027

13,370,054.75 28,045,772.14

1

1236,141,853.27

4,500.00 8,765.00 63,327.85 58,200.00 17,140.00

751,000.0
1,059,565.0 4,618,401.16 2,89:1,250.00
278,190.00

:11,975.00 17,2:15.00 14,000.00 15,130.00
46,000.00

1,391,614.00 1,23:1,504.00
919,00000
439,930.00 3,001,00000

10,360.00 14,000.00
36,995.50 17,092.00 15,17500

240,41000 144,000.00 1,631,05150 800,042.00 636,340.00

18,512.05 22,.587.00
8,000.00 36,68!\.00
2,500.00 10,000.00

375,730.52 1,805,862.00
40:1,000.00 1,726,286.00
542,50000
430,000.00

1,436,871.81 78,810,464.69

7,084,669.75 284,642,349.91

TABLE XVII-COLORED SCHOOLS-LIBRARIES AND EQUIPMENT Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

Number aud Kind of Buildings

in~~~i~J Numb~~~ ~,tructional Number of Classrooms

___

Special

Rooms_ _ _ Number of Special Service Rooms

"Non

Masonry

PuLlicly

Otber Sub-

SYSTEM

Masonry Veneer on Frame Total Owned Wood

Pri mary

Standard

Stand- Nonard Publicly

Sc.

Home Ee. Typ- Ind.

Excep.

Gym- Gym- Audi-

Cafe-

Ag:ri. Band Cbili Otber nasi- natori- tori- Cafe- tori-

u.

Class- Class- Class- owned Lab. Lab. ing Arts Shop Room Room

um um um teria um brary

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

rooms ---

rooms ---

rooms ----

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Appling ... Atkinson .. : Bacon. Baker ... Baldwin.

1

1

1

3

1

1

2

1

1

8

8

5

12 17

Banks. Barrow. Bartow.
Ben Hill: Berrien.

.. ...

1

1

2

2

:i

2

1

I

1

3

2

2

ooC"

BBliebcbk.l~y : ..

Brantley. ..

Brooks... : :
Bryan. ..

20

20

6

6

3

3

1

17 18

1

12 13

Bulloch. Burke. Butts .. : Calhoun.'
Camden.

Candler ...

Carroll.... :

Catoosa... .

Charlton .. Chatham ..

.::

..

Chattahoochee.... Chattooga.....
CCChllaaeyrrko.e.k..e..e:.........

Clayton.... Clinch ..... ..

.. ..

6

6

12

1

4 17

1

1

1

13 14

4

8 12

1

... 1

1

11 12

1

1

1

1

15

3

9 27

..........i ....

6 2

.. ..

I

6

6

1

2

4

4

11 18

2

4 ..

2

6

1

1

10

23

1

1

1

1

1

15

4

I

1

1

1

1

1

1

6

3

1

I

1

I

I

3

11 9

11 40

:i:i

aI

2

1

1

1

1

2

2

2

6

7 6

8 8

4

6

9

..

:i

2

1

1

1

I

1

1

i

i i ..

90

169 11

.

..

5

2

ili

25

4

8

13

3

1

4

3

1

6

1

i

1

2

:i

..

1

3

3

2

1

1

6

:i
3

28

51

47

55

18

13

19

18

28

3

18

19

8

2

2

1

I

1

1

1

2

2

1

1

I

1

1

1

1

1

3

I

1

1

1

5

6

1 ...

1

I

i

8 19

14 27

1

1

I

2

1

6

4

83

172

:ii

1

1

1

i
5

1 9

1

1 6

:i

1

2 .. ..

:i

1

I

i

3 i:i

1 5

4 1

2
I;

3 ..
2 ..

.. ....

..

.. 1

24 9

54 17

..

4 ..

1

1

1

1

2

2

..

..

..

1

1

1

1

1

..

2

1

2

3

2

2

15

21

6

11

3 ....

1 1 .. 1 1 .. ..

.. 1 .. ..

1

.. .. 1

1 1

Cobb ........
Coffee . . . . . . Colquitt ...

Columbia .... Cook ....... Coweta ......... Crawford ...... Crisp ........

Dade ......
Dawson ..... Decatur... . DeKalb.
Dodge ...

Dooly ...... Dougherty ... : Douglas ..... Early.
Echols .....

Effingham ....

Elbert .......

Emanuel...... .

c.o
0

Evans ...... , . Fannin.

I-'

Fayette.......

Floyd .........

Forsyth......

Franklin .....

Fulton......

Gilmer ...... Glascock ... Glynn .. Gordon ...... . Grady .......

Greene.. _..... Gwinnett. . . . Habersham ..
Hall ........ Hancock ...

Haralson.... Harris..... Hart .....
Heard .......
Henry .....

l6
2 5

2

3 8

....

11

14

19

26

8

8

4

10

8

24 24 ..

5

7

5 ..

24

15

11

16

18

49

6 6

... '4 ..

4 ..

1

1 ..

1 ..

i ......

2

1

1

1 ..

6 ..

1

i .. 3 ..

2
2 '5

1 ..

1 1

11

15

3 ..

'7 ..

1

1

1

1 ..
6 6 1 ..
4 11
1 3 11 ..

i2 ..

1 18

2

8

11 12

17
4 .. 1

21 1.\ 5 .. 3
1

1
. 20 .. 58

29

53

15

23

18

6

48

79

8

2

26

55

2

4

4 ..

11

43

65

4

7

10

52

2

2

1

1
3 ..

I 2

..

2

7

. .....

1 ..

2

1 ..

1

I

1 .. 3
4

1 ..

1

2

8

1

I

4 1

3 1 5 2

1

3

3

... ..

.

6

15 18 16 19
5 3 ... 1 ..
1 ..
2 5 ... 2 10 ..

21

31

4 ....

17

14

3 ..

26

41

8

16 ..

1

2

2

8

1 ..

1 ..

1

3

1

1

6 ..

1

10

14

7

4

2 ..

'I
as

13 ......
56

7 ..

2 5 ..

....

2 ..

1 ..

1

2

2 3

1 ..

..
1

:i

5

2

9

10

28

41

i ..

1 ..

2

1

1

24

i i 21

1 ..

21

1

26

25

2 ..

19 21 ..

18

28

17 ..

2

2 4 ..

7

12

3

2

2 ..

2

8

4

4

4

30 34

7 28

5 ..
30

iiJ

1 ..

1 ..

1 ..

1

1 ..

1

2

2

.2 1 .. 2 1 ..

5 2

1

2

1

6

13 15 ..

12 ..

20

31

1:1

15

2

.2

4

1

1

1 ..

23 ..

5 ..

1 5
- - - - -: - -

1 5
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....
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5

12

22

48 ..

.

--,_._---------~

1

...

11 1

.. 2

5

4'

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..

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.. _ .. - - - - - - - - ' . - - - - - - - , - - - , - - - - - - - - _ . - - - - -

5

TABLE XVII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-LIBRARIES AND EQUIPMENT

-----1-;:;-:0:-;------ Number and Kind of Buildings

I Number of Classroomsin Building

Number of Special Instructional Rooms

Number of Special Service Rooms

PU~ll~IY -;:-~I ~-=---- --~:e-------I------E~::-- Gym- Gym- Audi- ---;;:fo- Cafe- -~-

SYSTEM

Masonry Veneeron Frame Total OWIlPd mary Stand- Stand- Non- Sc. Ec. T'yp- Ind. Agrl- Band Child Other nasi- natori- tori- teria ton- brary

Wood

Class- ard

ard Publicly Lab. Lab. mg Arts Sbop Room Room

urn urn urn

urn

rooms Class- Class- owned ________________________________ ~~~~I~oom~

.

_

Houston.

6

Irwin............. .

4

Jackson.. . . . . . . . . .

Jasper. . . . .

Jeff Davis..

Jefferson . . . . .

3

Jenkins. . . . .

4

Johnson.... .

1

Jones...... .

Lamar..... .

Lanier...... . . .

<;,0 Laurens ... . . . . .

2

0
to:)

Lee. . . . . . . . . . . .

Liberty ........

.5 3

Lincoln . . . . . .

1

Long......... .

2

Lowndes..... .

4

Lumpkin.... .

Macon...... .

3

Madison . . .

2

Marion. . . . . . . .

1

McDuffie. . . . . .

1

McIntosh .......

1

Meriwether. . . . .

8

Miller. . . . . . . . . . . .

1

Mitchell. .......

.5

Monroe........... .

3

Montgomery. . . Morgan....... . Murray...... .
Muscogee . . . . . Newton..... .

l1 ..
14 .. 6.

Oconee . . . . . . . .

Oglethorpe... Paulding . . . .

...1

'jl

6

27

36

.5

1.5

23

9

9

4

9

14

21

21

4

.5

.5

4

1

32 3.5

.5 10 .

2

3

1

8

1

34

48

10

20

43

2

23

14

12

25

8

35 ..

2, 27

3 29

"

e

28

13
0'

2 16

5 11 14

10 20

28 26

... io

1

11

16

1

3

8 13

1

1

14 17

2

: :~I 1 14 14 8

1 1

I .5

4 12

12 12

12 15

1

2 .,

.5

11

17

16

20

10

15

12

15

17

26

21

10

21

8

31

54

12

15

27

47

40

11

17

22

3

11

2

8

17

22
10
4 .., 1 2

92

121

3

17

27

7

5

9

15

::1

2. 2 1 1 1
1 1.
8 1 .. 1
11

4. 1

1

2.

1

1

9.

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1 1 1 3. 1

il

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1

2 .,

10

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. . . . .i. . .

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3.
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1 ...

p each. . pickens. p ierce , p ike.
Pelk. ..

I 'ulaski .
Putnam.. Quitman. Rabun. Randolph:

Richrnond. Rockdale ..
Schley.
Screven. . Serninole.

Spalding . Stephens. Stewart.
Shimter . Talhot ..

Taliaferro.

g00

TTaayttlnrarl.l. . Telfair.

Terrell.

T hornas. TToifot.mb~: TTorewutnlse.~ :

Troup. Tumer.

...

Twiggs.

Union .

Upson.

wV/iTaalklteonr .,
'"\\i"\tNT1a"aarsrrhee.i~n:gi~~:
Wayne . . . . W ebster.
\/theeler. W hite. WhitfieiJ.

4
]
2 5
3
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5

3

4 3 2 1 1

2 5 6

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2

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2

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5

1

]

4

5

4

6

1

6

1 10 11

2 11 16

9

9

1

]

2

]5

]8

2 ]5

1

10 11

2

7

]

3

]

6 12

3

3

19 19

16 16

3

4

1

4

3

5

14 15

23 24

23 25

3

8

6

]

2
16 is

15 16

3

18 19

1

2

23 23

19 21

1

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5

11 11

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7

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4 10

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4

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11

20

3

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14

20

9

7

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6

1

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1

1

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1

2

4

10

26

5

]5

47

3

2

2

]2

1

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32

44

,

82

127

13

7

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3

10

35

46

1

12

21

]

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]

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3

]

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1

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4

1

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1

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26

32

8

2
8

2

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43

8

18

32

43

]

8

2

2

2

2

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

i

1

4

16

1

1

1

1

11

28

1

1

]

1

i

30

24

]

1

1

1

1

1

1

15

12

25

1

1

1

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56

3

26

41

2,1

2

1

1

22

29

1

]

1

8

]6

1

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1 1

2

1

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6

18

1

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1

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16

32

1

2

1

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1

2

7

4

20

24

]

1

1

17

27

1

2

9 2S

1

7

16

1

1

1

1

1

1

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27

]3

2

4

5

35

33

6

]

2

1

3

1

1
1 1

9

15

1

8

2

8

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1

2

1

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1

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1

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3
I

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3

1

I

I

I .. .I"

TABLE XVII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-LIBRARIES AND EQUIPMENT

SYSTEM

Number and Kind of Buildings

Number of Classrooms in Building

N umber of Special Instructional Rooms

Number of Speci.J Service Rooms

Non-

Masonry

Publicly

Other Sub-

Masonry Veneer on Frame Total Owned Pri- Stand- Stand- Non-

Home

Excep.

Gym- Gym- Audi-

Cafe-

Wood

mary

ard

ard Publicly Se. Ee. Typ- Ind. Agri. Band ChiU Other nasi- natori- tori- Cafe- tori- Li-

Class- Class- Class- owned Lab. Lah. ing Arts Shop Room Room

urn urn Urn teria um brary

rooms rooms rooms

Wilcox

'

Wilkes

.

Wilkinson

.

Worth

.

Total Counties .

2 '" 2 ., .. 3 ... 5 .,
398

1

3 ....

10

19

1 ..

1

22 24 ..

4

7

27 3 .. ,

26

31 "8 :: ....

1 ..

1 1 ..

31 36

25 ..

9

20

51

1

1 ..

881 1,312

140 2,214 3,436

782

289 105 153 65 68 89 21 18 180 17 22 57 85 156 220

Americus
Atlanta Barnesville
Bremen Buford

.
. .
. .

Calhoun Canton Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown

. .
" .. .
.

Chickamauga

.

Cochran

.

Commerce

.

Cordele

.

Dalton

.

Decatur

.

Dublin

.

Elberton

.

Fitzgerald

.

Gainesville

.

Hogansville .. '" .

Jefferson

.

LaGrange

.

Marietta.. .

.

Moultrie

.

37

3

2

.

1

4 .. 48 ........
4
1
3 1 5 4 ...... 1

12 207

4M"'7 .. '

12 23 20

7 ....9

1 ........

14

5

2

8 .......

1

1 ..

2

5 ..

.... i .... 1 ....

3

4

5 ....

1 .. ,

1 7

2~ " 2 ..

1 2

1

3

1

3

12 ....

2 ..

1

2

.

i

2

.

2

1

1

6

4

1

2

2

~

32

1

1

5

.

3

.

5

3

9 ....

1

4

1 ........

13

35 .......

8 .....

2

.

9

9

8

..

12

21 ....

7

17 ..

9

11 ......

10

17

2 ........

6

9 ........

3

5

22

20 ..

7

21 ..

15

6

11

1 1 .....

1

1

~i

1 ..

1111." .. 1

1

1

2

1 ..

1 .... 1

1 .. ,

1

1

1 :: ..

l i ,::..

13 1.

1 .. 12 18

io

1 28

1

1.

1.

1

1

1

1

1.

1.

1 ...

i" 1.

4

4

1

2 ..

1.

1.

Newnan ..... Pelham .......... Quitman ............. Rome . . . . . . . . . . . Tallapoosa ...
Thomaston ..... Thomasville .... Toccoa. . . . . . . . Trion. . . . . . . . . Valdosta ......
Vidalia ...... Waycross ..... West Point .... Winder ......
Total Cities.
Grand Total. ....

1 1
2: 5

1
6: 1
..
3

2

6 1

......

103 501

3 1

.....

'i

2 8

1 ..

3 ..

6.

1 1

.i

5 ..

3.

7.

1

1 ..

1

17 52 172

50 933 1,484

147

14 4 6 12 1
6 9 6 1 18
5 30 18
3
498
2,712

9 .. 20 ., 16 20
4

5 ..... 4
5 ..

12

6 ..

21

10 ::

2

1

2 ..

26

40.

7

7

25

2.

1 ..

4

1

820

107

14 46

4,256

88

303 151

--~.------------

1 1 ....
1

1 ....

1 .,

1 .,

1 ..

1 ..

1 .,,-

.. 1 ..

1

3

1

1 ....

2 1 ..

1 ..

1

.)8 19 24 24

211 84 92 113

1 1

1 ..

21

"i .. 1 1
1 1 1

10

42

35

31

24 222

2:1 31

92

I

1

~------_.-

1 ., 1
1
2
39 25 60 124 181 280

C>O 0 0.

TABLE XVIII-Continued-SCHOOL PLANT-COLORED Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

SYSTEM
Appling Atkinson Bacon... . Baker. " . Baldwin.
Banks .... Barrow. . Bartow. . Ben Hill. Berrien..
Bibb .... Bleckley. Brantley Brooks. Bryan ..
Bulloch ... Burke. Butts Calhoun ... Camden ..
Candler .... Carroll .. " Catoosa .. Charlton . Chatham .
Chattahoochee. Chattooga . Cherokee . Clarke .. Clay.

STATUS OF PLANT USE

VALUE OF SCHOOL PROfERTY

' 1 - - - . - - . - - . - --v-- - - - . - - - - . - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

'

I

Number available lor

Number is use at the Number abandoned Number completed

use at the end

Value of

Grand Total

beginning of Year

during the Year

I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

during the Year

of Year

Insurance Value 01 Buildings

Value 01 Grounds

Value 01 Library Becks Furniture and and other
Equipment Instructional

Value 01
School Property

Inst.

Inst,

Inst.

Inst.

aids

I Buildings

Rooms ----

Buildings ----

Rooms ----

-Bu-ild-ing-s

Rooms ----

Buildings ---

Rooms ---

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

3

40.

1

19 .

1

9

8

22 '"

17

70 ..

7

40$ 328,761.00$ 7,050.00 $ :l3,695.00 $ 5,2:l7.00$ 374,74:l.00

1

221,500.00

3,400.00

21,500.00

7,000.00 25:l,400.00

1 8

2~ ". 24,500.00 "". "750:00 ..

2:837:00

998 50 " "2i< 085: so

17

70 175,700.00

14,100.00

23,500.00

6,000.00 219,300.00

3 ....
8 .. 15 22 . 15 .

66,560.00

2,000.00

2,000.00

300.00

70,860.00

4,50000

80000

1,855.00

370.00

7,52,500

192,000.00

4,000.00

20,000.00

785.00 216,785.00

3

22

64,500.00

50000

6,965.00

1,325.00

73,290.00

2

15 218,126.00

1,200.00

28,186.00

1,770.00 249,282.00

21

271 .,

6

11 .,

4

8

2.

18

44 ..

12

20.

21

271 2,477,000.00

75,000.00 182,000.00

44,000.00 2,778,000.00

6

11

18,00000

600.00

2,600.00

:l,600.00

24,800.00

2

6

3,000.00

1,100.00

1,180.00

60000

5,880.00

18

44

55,10000

7,800.00

11,300.00

6,800.00

81,00000

9 ..

89,750.00

12,500.001

14,565.00

4,810.00 121,625.00

10

41

32

18

120 .

6

36

36

14

49 .

16

25

1

22 ..

13,

46 .

11 11

.. 2.

2~g

2

14

:1:1

11

821.. .

4i 18,

7~1 " i6

57 ..

2!

32, .

I

70

6

79 863,250.00

16,500.00

75,500.00

4,725.00 959,975 00

32

18 1

.. 2: 120 .
32 381,527.00

700 00 . 22,500.00

:l,959.01 "4io:68i;:oi

14

49

38,00000

10,400.00

20,065.00

10,279.74

78,744 74

36 230,300.00

20,800.00

14,409.00

6,651.00 272,160.00

1

22 265,384.00

s.sao.oe I:J,393.39

1,941.07 290,248.46

13

46

42,600.00

6,225.00

20,180.40

4,858.00

7:l,863.40

1

2

3,000.00

100.00

400.00

30.00

:l,,5:l0.00

1

10 185,000.00

2,000.CO 11,000.00

:l,000.00 201,000.00

29

275 3,511,820.00 155,986.00 414,466.00

85,866.00 4,168,1:l8.00

12,000.00 6,000.00

7,000.00 550.00

4,000.00 309.00

2iooo

2:l,000.00 7,129.00

4

8

30,000.00

1,500.00

:l,500.00

1,100.00

:l6,100.00

21

25, 522,00000

:J2,400.00

:l9,900.00

19,100.00 613,400.00

2

:l2i 383,301.00

1,300.00

18,177.00

:l,2.55.00 406,033.00

I

Clayton ..... Clinch ..... Cohb ..... .....

.. .....................

Coffee...... .... ... .. ....

Colquitt .... .....

Columbia .... Cook ....... Coweta ....
Crawford. .. ..
Crisp .. ...

...
.... .. , ..
...........

G'

3G;..

1

19' . ...

3

25 ......

"I-' .....

i
. ... ...

7

51

...

.........

8

27

G'

36' 360,000.00

G,OOO.OO' 24,000.00

1

19 200,000.00

10,000.00

33,500.00

3

25 255,000.00

4,500.00

38,495.00

7

51 98,1,000. 00

17,000.00

40,12414

8

27

4,450.00

2,150 00

1,193.25

24 7

43 27

.... . .........

...

5 1

67 31

...

1

7.

. .. .. .
. ......

. ..... ..

24

43

38,100 00

6,29000

7,55,1.00

7

27

69,300.00

",600.00

12,20000

5

67 1,12",000.00

8,000.00 100,000.00

1

31

347.,5.1.3. ..0.0.

3,176.00 650.00

l.1,000.00 45000

Dade ... Dawson.

..

...
...

.

.

.

.

Decatur DeKalb.

.' ". . .

...

Dodge .... .... .......

...
... i7
7 12

"

881 ....

76 . 44

'1

7

1

2

1'i1'

2 21

1

2

22,000.00

60000

6,000.00

18

.88 745:53400 .32: i,io 00 94,051. 00

8

90 1,513,000.00

37,715.00

52,6.14.00

12

44

26,250.00

6,300.00

3,032.00

Dooly ....... ......

21

Dougherty ..

16

... Douglas .. ...... ..
Early ......

5 3

Echols ..... .... ... ......

1

Effingham .. ........ ...

18

Elbert ..... .. ... .... ...

20

Emanuel .....

....

4

... Evans .... '"
Fannin ...

.... ...
..... ....

2 ........

GO 152 20 87 ..
6.

8 .......

36

4

34 ..

67

10

24

1

Fayette ....... .....

1

28 ...

Floyd ...... ...... Forsyth ..... .....

' ..
.....

Franklin........... ....

6

11 ..

... ... ..

3

13

2

Fulton ............

9

107

11 ...

....i

21 16

...

5 3

.): . ...

1

15 22

J.

22

17

19

12

3

. . . ......2 .. .

....
. ..... 5

JI .. .....

1

1 ........ 6

12

4

9

6,1

68,200.00

152 1,701,00000

20

27,500 00

87 981,000 00

6

85,000.00

42 323,700.00

31

14,550.00

45 878,471.00

24 263,000.00

3,000.00

28 300,00000 12 101,00000
20 .. 6i:40000 ..
107 1,514,50000

Gilmer ..............

Glascock ......... Glynn ...........

......
.. ,

...

Gordon .........

...... .....
1 10
... . ..... .. ,

.io ::
77 .

....... .....

. .

. .

........

. ....

Grady ......... .. , .. .....

9

7

3

. ...
..
5

.

. .

.. ............

. ......

... ..... ..

1

7

... ...

1

10

16,001.00

10

77 736,000 00

1

7 97:70000

Greene ...... Gwinnett ....

.. ...

..... ......

.

...

Habersham ..... Hall ............ Hancock ........

..
.........

...

20 4 2
6 33

62
22 : .. ,
10 ......... 12
71 ..

. . . .. . . ...

.....

..

..

,

..
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.

. .

. .

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.
.

.

.

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,

1

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1

21 4 2 ........ 35

62

22

. .....

10
77

98,200.00 64,750.00 142,500.00
"65:300 00

Haralson ....... Harris ..........

...................

Hart .................

Heard....................

Henry..................

2

12 ... ..... .... ... ....... ... . ......

2

12

20,000.00

... 6

53

........ .......

i

20 .... ....

5

70 .

1

2 .......... .......

- .. ,. .... ..... .......... ........

....... .. ...

... . .........

. .. ..............

5
1 5

.....

I

51
20 70

558,755.00 45,100.00 250,000 00
I,OG5,406.00

3,125.00 85,000.00 2,800.00 4,:300.00
1,500.00

13,065.00 158,000.00
8,396.00 75,369.00
7,000.00

3,250.00 4,200.00 15,000.00 4,000.00
200.00

8,550.00 2,619.00 34,351.00 20,000.00
150.00

13,000.00 9,400.00
3:20000
11,200. 00

14,000.00 7,000.00
3:43400
120,231. 00

90000 ..... 9:45000

35,000.00

82,000.00

4:00000 i4:67000

4,75000
6,300.00 9,000.00 6,300.00 9,350.00

16,702.40
7,823.00 16,000.00
1,551.00 11,149.00

50000 9,000.00 5,275.00 2,000.00 29,500.00

1,000.00 50,460.00 1,675.00
31,000001 59,583.00

8,000.00 1,500.00 2,689.00 2,461.55 1,539.00

398,000.00 245,000.00 300,684.00 1,044,585.69
9,332.25

2,250.00 3,120.00 8,000.00 5,500.00
32500

54,195.00 90,220 00 1,241,000.00 371,189.00 1,425.00

6000
23,402.00 8,475.00 4,902.00

28,660.00
895:i37 00
1,611,844.00 40,484.00

5,010.00 16,400.00 3,525.73 11,133.00
450.00

89,400.00 1,960,400.00
42,221. 73 1,071,802.00
93,950.00

2,400.00 4,267.00 8,294.72 6,738.00
30000

337,900.00 25,636.00 936,116.72 293,738.00 3,650.00

1,632.00 1,600.00
1,155.00 33,483 00

328,632.00 119,000.00
69 :i89 00
1,679,414.00

28300 "26:63400
16,700.00 869,700.00
.'5:9i400 .i22:28400

1,925.00 8,251.00
2,125.00 960.00
9,067.00

121,577.40 87,124.00
169,625.00 8,811.00
94,866.00

400.00 5,333.00
967.00 4,000.00 18,587.00

21,900.00 623,548.00 53,017.00 287,000.00 1,173,076.00

TABLE XVIII-Continued-SCHOOL PLANT-COLORED

SYSTEM

STATUS OF PLANT USE

VALUE OF SCHOOLPROPERTY

~~:er in use. . N~ber::~e=- Numberaba:::--I ra~~~:~:~~~~--------------------~:::--Grand Tota~

beginningof Year

during the Year

________.___

Inst,

Inst.

Buildings Rooms Buildings Rooms

during the Year
Inst. Buildings Rooms

of Year
Inst. Buildings Rooms

Insurance Value of Buildings

Value of Grounds

Value of Library Books Furniture and and other
Equipment Instructional aids

Value of School Property

Houston...... ............ Irwin ........ Jackson. . . . . . . Jasper...... . . . Jeff Davis.....
Jefferson ... . . . Jenkins ....... Johnson. . . . . . Jones. . . . . . . . . . . . . 00 Lamar............ 0 00 Lanier........ Laurens ...... Lee. . . . . . . . . Liberty....... Lincoln .......
Long. . . . . . . . . Lowndes..... Lumpkin...... Macon . . . . Madison...
Marion ...... McDuffie .... McIntosh..... Meriwether. Miller......
Mitchell. ..... , Monroe. . . . . . . . Montgomery. Morgan. . . . . . Murray.......
Muscogee .... Newton...... ............

6

60 .

4

10

3.

9

13

1.

27

4.

6

17 .

8[

as

92

2.

9,

33

16

1~1

37 .

38 . 20

13

. 20

13

35

89 .

I3~1
1

42 .
50 27 .

l

1

9.

14

55

2.

1

1

23

23

1

32 .

17

44 .

15

41 .

7

8,5 .

I

27 .

5

67 .

20

12

29

2,5

51

1

2

21

245 .

10

44 __

68 $ 898,411.00 S 28,,500.00 $ 88,7,50.86 $ 9,0555.72 $ 1,025,217.58

40 357,400.00

5,000.00

65,484 00

14,299.00 442,183.00

12

8,3,,0.00

1,065.00

552.00

410.50

10,377.50

13

27

1,5,31.5.00

26

33,000.00

842.50 6,600.00

1,5.50.00
10,70200 ...

545.00

18,252.50 ,50,302.00

34

90

80,325.00

J1,225.00

24,525.00

18,396.00 134,471.00

37

,5

54 509,259 00

3,490.00

41,47200

8,100.00 562,321. 00

3

37 301,12500

4,050.00

12,77000

5567:3 318,501. 73

576,000.00

,5,750.00

40,973.91

1,362.6"

624,086.,56

43

43 500,00000

2,000.00

23,000.00 ....

525,000.00

13

8,75000

90000

4,700.00

1,500.0C

15,8,50.00

27,375.00

4,27,5.00

5,47625

2,171.50

39,297.75

5

42 448,611.00

5,000.00

30,000.00

1,400.0C 48,5,011.00

14

.14 322,000.00

16,220.00

18,707.0C

7,5S1.6f 364,478.6,5

1

27 270,000.00

2,000.00

14 ,263 .16

2,354.0C 288,617.16

10

3

19 122,116.00

6,000.00

14,113.00

4,961.0C 147,190.00

13

,53 283,100.00

10,7,50.00

16,253.00

7,108.0C 317,211.00

1

1

1,000.00

300.00

435.00

600C

1,79,5.00

72,825.00

1,8,50.00

29,00989

22.50 103,707.39

25

2,5 354,000.00

4,000.00

20,000.00

1,800.00 379,800.00

1

32 485,000.00

10,000.00

64,000.00

18,165.00 577,16.5.00

17

44

65,30000

2,825 00

8,5827,5

5,064.00

81,771.75

15

41

55,95000

9,22,1.00

14,200.00

4,875.00

84,250.00

8

88 1,008,000.00

18,800.00

82,30000

6,66,5.00 1,115,765.00

1

27 346,075.00

2,500.00

43,775.00

6,000.00 398,350.00

5

27 925,000.00

9,600.00

87,250.00

8,900.00 1,030,750.00

20

40 169,000.00

6,12,1.00

9,500.00

2,400.00 187,02,5.00

12

29

19,500.00

2,650.00

3,040.00

4,193.00

29,383.00

25

51 175,400.00

6,,110.00

12,040.00

8,852.00 202,802.00

1

2

28,00C.00

1,000.00

3,000.00

1,0GO.00

33,000.00

21

24,5 3,6.51,800.00 436,230.00 215,956.00

50,827.00 4,354,813.00

10

44 132,000.00

12,,52.1.00

9,840.00

4,975.00 1,59,340.00

Oconee

.

Oglethorpe.. . .

Paulding

.

15
.. . .. 10

.

3

io

Peach

.

Pickens

.

Pierce. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .

Pike

..

Polk

63

...

6

.

25

.

29

.

Pulaski....... .

.

11

35 .....

Putnam

.

20

44

19

44

Quitman

.

9

16 .......

Rabun

.

1

Randolph

.

17

72

Ricbmond................

Rockdale..

Schley...

..

S(~reven.... . . . . . . . . . . .

Seminole

9
1
.. 5 .

236 18 ..
. 85

Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot

.

....

.

3

4

.

26

54

.

..

3

50.

Taliaferro

.

4

26

Tattnall

.

4

39

Taylor

.

8

36

30

Telfair .

15

52

Terrell

.

24

it

Thomas Tift
Toombs.. .. Towns
Treutlen.:

.

.

.

,

.

.

24

i4

871.

51
lQ

1 . i~i

e

15

o

11

Troup

Turner ,

Twiggs

.

Union

Upson

.

Walker Walton
WWaarreren Washington

.

6

, .. '"

4

18

. . . .....

I

.

3

'

20

. ".1'

2 23

.

23

47

(

47

21

45

24

4 ....

56

9

.

35 .. . .. .

80

..

i

is

.... 34

1

4

41

2

44

5

24

1

18

48

15

8,100.00

3,800.00

1,150.00

610.00

13,660.00

.
1

13 .... i63,(,oQO.OC .. ... 4;000:00 .. i4:000:00 .....2.,0.0.0...0.0.... i83;000:OO

5

63 730,OCO.00

15,000.00

70,000.00

7, 70e .00 822,700.00

1

6

6,000.00

50.00

72500

1,015.00

7,790 00

6

25

52,000.00

56,650.GO

7,627.00

3,185.00 119,462.00

2

34 ,>03,000. 00

2,700.00

45,OGO.00

1,790.00 552,490. 00

348,177.00

6,400.00

0,000.00

80C.00 358,377 .00

10

36

80,550.00

2,750.00

8,45500

4,392 ..>0

96,147.50

2

40 533,000. GO

12,000.00

:l0,00000

5,GO).00 580, OeD. 00

9

16

19,850. CO

1.~.jO.OO

5,393.25

1,93325

29,016.50

1

3,000.00

400.00

200.00

75 GO

3,675.00

18

75

46,080.00

5,275.00

16,846.00

10,167.00

78,368.00

15

277 2,211,380.00 233,168.00 2.J4,806.87

27,784.22 2,717,139.09

1

18

35,000.00

2,500.00

7,390.00

7,005.00

51,895.0C

5

10,300.00 88 1,285,000.00

91250 20, .>00.00

500.00 .. 89,770. 00

.ii :624 i4

11,712.50 1,415.894.41

485,000.GO

20,000.00

40.000.00

5,000.00 550,000.00

3

6

26

57

'"

3

50

284,350.00 4.79250
43,200.00 37,563.00 619,863.00

18,175.00 2,C50.00 8,525.00 1,700.00 4,500.00

36,954.00 138.00
22,055.00 2,014.00
37,002.40

~,765.08
230 00 3,83000 1,834.40 7,304.60

348,244.08 7,210.50 77,610.00 43.HI.40
668,730.00

4

26 300,000.00

1,500.00

15,000.00

5,000.GO 321,500.00

4

39 423,015.00

11,750.00

29,771.00

2,460.00 466,996.00

2

44 534,300.00

,>,775.00

27,625.00

5,500.00 573,200.00

15

52

21,500.00

8,410.00

9,475.00

8.53600

47,921. 00

24

71

58,000.00

1, ],,0 00

3, 8:l0. 00

",971 00

6[;,951.00

25

74

87,900.00

8,035.00

16,096.00

9.087.75 121,118.75

8

51

70,500.00

5,550.00

15,235.72

6,912.00

98,197.72

6

28 255.50000

5,500.00

28,000.00

500:00 289,500.0

1

18 '2i8:00000

5,000.00

8,662.40

2,500.00 . 234: iri2:40

2

48 600,000.00

9,000.00 102,000.00

13,500.00 724,500.00

4 18

21 45

i5:i2500 "5:02500

500.00 5,525.00

6,000.00 3,282.78

6,500.00 29,557.78

i6i:00000 10,950.00 17,100.00

4,750.00 196,800.00

3 20

24 352,482.00

56

53,300.00

0183,,002956.0o0o:i

20,396.00 10,030.00

7,216.00 3,504.00

118,190.00 79,8,9.00

2

9

61,500.00

20,600001

58400

59500

83,279.00

23

05

10,585.00

2,05000

3,010.00

900.00

16,545.00

23

80 100,400.00

4,275.001 24,403.98

8,367.001 137,445.98

1

TABLE XVIII-Continued-SCHOOL PLANT-COLORED

STATUS OF PLANT USE

VALLE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY

------

. SYSTEM

--r Inst~ Number is use at the Number abandoned

beginningof Year

during the Year

-------

Inst.

Number available for

Number completed

use at the end

during the Year

of Year

---------- ---------

Inst.

Inst.

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

_

.

Buildings ----

-

Rooms ----

Buildings ----

Rooms ---

Buildings ----

Rooms ----

Buildings

Rooms

Insurance Value of Buildings

Wayne .........
Webster ........ Wheeler ......
White ........ Whitfield.

5

25

1 ..

11

16 ..

7

25 ..

..

1

3

i

3:

4

s 25 99.000.001

11. 7

.. 25

13.80000 11,000.00

55,000 00

Value of Grounds

Value of Furniture and
Equipment

Value of Library Books
and other
Instructional aids

Grand Total
Value of
School Property

----- ----- ------

7.40000 $ 635.00
1,100.00
1,000.00

12,500.00 $ 1,595.00 4,625.00
4,564.00

s 6,800.00 39500 2,013.00
25.00

125,70000 16,425.00 18,738.00
60,589.00

Wilcox...... . Wilkes ......... Wilkinson ......... Worth ............
.c..e.. Total Counties ...
0

5

17

12

24

55 ....

7

31 ....

9

23 .

1,254

5,966

146

491

! i

24

2

24 288,26100

4.80000

25,355.00

2,850.00 321,266.00

24

55

44,300.00

S.705 00

5,248.00

3.759.00

S9. 012.00

Ii .,

21, 000.00

23

15,750.00

1,00000 1,000.00

4.65000 8,500.00

4,149.00 35000

30,79900 25,600.00

50

586

1,094

5,867 49,217,369.50 2,065,006.00 4,317,294.02 906,852.29 56,506,52181

Americus ..... . Atlanta ......... Barnesville..... . Bremen ...... Buford.
Calhoun ...... Canton........ . Carrollton ... '" Cartersville ..... Cedartown ...
Chickamauga . . . Cochran....... . Commerce." Cordele ...... Dalton .....
Decatur ....... . Dublin ....

JI

730641....

41

;I!

.1:1 :
I
13

'i

3.

a"
1, I
21 ..

34 1, . . .

:17

i

:~I1

. J.... u
41 3:

l27 .

~I

...
1

I

'i

S

'1

. .. ..I.
I,

Ii

.......I..

i

1 '5

J .... . 4

4 48

361 198,700.00 704 11,996,260.00

5,00000

12.20000

525,904.00 1,189,227.68

5,51000 221,410.00 153,472.29 13,864.863.97

4 ....1.3.I. 15,000.00

.~I

9, ioo:oooOO 13 35.000.00

:l

10,00000

1,000.00
.j:OOOOO
7,000.00 1, 000 00

5,327.00 4,000.00
6",,5"0,00.000

1,310.00

22,637.00

..

3:30000 .iii :30000

3,200.00 27.1 00

,,1,700.00 12.634.00

,1! :f

341 430.500.00 r 21 350.000 001 J9,1 79,000.00

13.30000 20,000 001 2",00.00

18 260 00 16,776.84 8,385.00

2,970.00 3.19875 5,60500

465.030 00 389.97559 95,490.00

11 2,

1
.i21 .i.j5:00000j ... .j:ooooiJ! 13.465.1 00:

1
I
si500j ili3"2S000

J: 4
31,

61 27!

10g:~~~~~1

17! 280,000.00,

1,000.001 6.500.001 45,000.00

1000.00' 10 500.00'
14,00000

21.,407050.00001 3,000.00

8,0~0.00
119.47500
342,000.00

~I

.1 458,541001 42'1 414,293.68

30,000.001 6,100.00

22,36500 56,511.97"

14,09100: 524,997.00 7,734.19' 484,639.84

Elberton ............... " . Fitzgerald ................ Gainesville ...
Hogansville ... Jefferson ..... LaGrange.... Marietta...... . Moultrie ......
Newnan... . Pelham ....... Quitman.... . Home ............ Tallapoosa ......
Thomaston ..... Thomasville .... Toccoa. . Trion......... . Valdosta ......
Vidalia ... Waycross.. . West Point. Winder .....
..~ .......... Total Cities .............
Grand TotaL .........

~I
3
3 1 2 7 1
I ?
16f 1,414

24 . 23 29 ..
17 8 ..
.23
41
23 . 28 .. 12 37 .. 5.
sls' .
18 2 .. ;)4 .
20 .. ,,3 . 18 .
9 ..
1,4'12
7. 3981

. '2 ..
155

. 21 .;- ..
27 518

2
I

:'j

22
14

2

',j

14

75

64:

661

I

~I
~I
:ll 1: 5i 3 0 3 1 2 8 1
168 1,262

24 ..

I

25 155,000.001

I
',j:iJiJiJ:iJiJ'

30 243,500.00

40,000.00

1152,,399000..0700 1 14,585.00

7,723.00 2,066.00 13,500.00

20,113.70 176,966.00 311,585.00

17 225,000 00

8

3,000.00

48 712,850 19

28 350,000.00

41 256.500.00

3,000.00 1,500.00 21,663.50 2,000.00
7.000.00

22,000.00 2,500.00 64.298.95 27.000.00 2:1,950.00

1,500.00 1,200.00 12,352.65 9,000.00
4,150.00

251,500.00 8,200.00
811,165.29 :l88.00000 291,600.00

23 155.000.00 28 340.000.00 27 259,500 00 :l7 211,000.00 5 ..

5,SOO.00 6,000.00 8,000.00 53,000.00
50000

2:1,003.00 29,000.00 23,940.00 20,000.00
200.00 ..

4.208.00 4,000.00 4, 9n. 00
6.000.00

187,801. 00 379,000.00 296,412.00 290.000.00
700.00

18

35,000.00

:l5 270,250.00

18 140,000.00

2

10,000.00

54 332.000.00

1,000.00 11,202.00 12,000.00
2.350.00 24,000.00

1.500.00 42.530.00 11.460.00
11000 28,596.00

1. 200. 00 5,949.00
3.090.00 215.00
6,188.00

38.700.00 338,931.00 166,550.00
12,675.00 390,784.00

20

7,',000.00

57 396.334 00

18 140,000.00

9

35,000.00

3,000.00 9,00000 10,000.00 2.000.00

10,850.50 40,295.00 15,000.00
3.000.00

5.065.00 8,921. 00 2.000.00 1.000.00

93,915.50 454.550 00 167,000.00
41.000.00

1,528 18,971.228.87 899,019.50 1,812.076.64 :l12, 255.88 21,994,580.89
s 7,395 $68,188,598. :l7 $ 2,964.025.50 $ 6,129,370.66 1,219,108.17 $78,501,102.70
. ----------

SUMMARY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
1954-55

RECEIPTS 1954-55

I. INCOME-GENERAL FUND

1. From the State

a. Operation Fund (Foundation Program-

Teachers Salaries, Supplements,

Travel Transportation, Contingent

and Maintenance and Operation .... $79,974,992.77

b. Capital Outlay...................

3,372,648.75

c. Salary of County Superintendent. .

498,007.90

d. Vocational Funds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

1,027,001. 04

e. School Lunch Program. . . . . .

2,485,251 . 74

f. Special Programs, Veterans, etc.. . . . . .. 1,038,861.20

g. Other.................

141,155.51

TOTAL FROM THE STATE

. $ 88,537,918.91

2. From the County or City a. Tax for Maintenance and Operation ... $31,270,490.73 b. County Commissioners or City Council 3,429,652.13 c. Other.............................. 509,906.99

TOTAL FROM COUNTY OR CITy

. $ 35,210,049.85

3. From the U. S. Government

.

$ 1,948,309.94

4. From Fees from Pupils ...

596,068.95

5. From Sale of Property

.

198,815.93

6. From Insurance Claims

.

205,061. 53

7. Transfers from Other Systems

. 1,317,770.90

8. Transfers from Other Funds

. 1,007,622.56

9. From Cafeteria Operation (gross cash receipts except those in I-e) including balance at beginning of year

. 3,173,853.10

10. From Athletics, Entertainments and Self-Supporting Activ-

ities (gross cash receipts) including balance at beginning

of year

.

1,218,283.43

11. From other Sources

.

758,317.39

TOTAL RECEIPT8--GENERAL FUND. . . . . . . . . . .. $134, 172,072.49

II. SPECIAL BUILDING FUNDS

1. Sales of Bonds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $ 6,743,777.35

2. Other Building Fund Receipts

. 5,267,220.67

TOTAL BUILDING FUND

. . .. $ 12,010,998.02

TOTAL RECEIPTS-GENERAL AND BUILDING FUND

$146,183,070.51

314

RECEIPTS-Continued 1954-55

III. NON-INCOME

1. Loans ...

.$ 3,237,178.48

2. Bond Sinking Fund

a. County-wide Tax for Bonds and Bond

Interest.

.

.

b. District Tax for Bonds and Bond Int .

c. Interest Received on Investments .

3,283,530.99 501,478.50 92,488.64

TOTAL BOND SIXKII\"G FUI\"D RECEIPTS .. '$ 7,114,676.61

3. Agency Funds

a. U. S. Income Tax Withho1dings and

Cash Receipts. . . . . . .

..

b. Teacher Retirement Members Con-

tributions withho1dings and Cash

Receipts

.

c. Teacher Association Dues Withholding

and Cash Receipts

.

d. Group Insurance Premiums withho1d-

ings and Cash Receipts.

e. Other..... .

.

6,841,564.20
3,274,282.94 87,907.11
801,540.84 627,865.40

TOTAL AGENCY FUND RECEIPTS

.

$ 11,633, 160.49

TOTAL RECEIPTS-ALL FUNDS

$164,930,907.61

IV. BALANCE BEGINNING OF YEAR

1. General Fund (after deduction for agency

funds therein). . . . . . . .

.

$ 4,462,515.06

2. Building Fund .....

7,421,556.99

3. Sinking Fund (for payment of Bonds and

Interest)

.

3,502,681.95

4. Agency Funds

a. U. S. Income Taxes ....

b. Teacher Retirement Member

tributions

c. Teacher Association Dues

.

d. Group Insurance Premiums

e. Other

.

Con.
.

155,263.61
65,135.44 5,887.36 7,850.04 321,307.12

TOTALBALANCEBEGINNINGOFYEAR ..... $ 15,942,197.57

GRAND TOTAL-RECEIPTS AND BALANCES

$180,873,105.18

315

I. EXPENSE-GENERAL FUND

1. Administration

a. Salary of Superintendent

.

Travel of Superintendent

.

b. Per Diem of Board Members

.

c. Salaries of Administrative Assistants .

d. Salaries of Clerks

.

e. Attorney Fee

.

f. Surety Bond Premiums

.

g. Office Supplies and Expense

.

h. Other Administrative Expenses

.

Total Administration

2. Instructional Services-Regular Program

a. All Regular Teachers:

Elementary-Male

Salaries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Travel

.

Elementary-Female

Salaries

"

.

Travel. '"

.

High School-Male

Salaries

.

Travel.

.

High School-Female

Salsxies

Travel

b. Salaries of Instructional Supervisors

Travel of Instructional Supervisors

PAYMENTS 1954-55

Disbursed by Boards of Education -----------------,

White

Colored

Total

1,257,465.37$ 139,115.05 82,316.89 195,049.74
810,231. 38 41,169.15
19,532.01
173,603.09 160,302.42

4,473.33$ 115.12
7,792.65 51,913.49 82,941. 32
2,743.98
2,336.34 10,648.43 19,888.71

1,261,938.70
139,230.17 90,109.54 246,963.23 893,172.70 43,913.13
21,868.35 184,251.52 180,191.13

.

$ 2,878,785.10 $

182,853.37 $ 3,061,638.47

. . $ 2,157,548. 71$ 1,346,242. 19 $ 3,503,790.90

12,709. 00 .....

12,709.00

33,390,478. 36 15,630,717.91 49,021,196.27

7,978. 12

1,354.70

9,332.82

10,132,146.96
212, 751.541

3,061 ,238.45 13,193,385.41

59,292.77

272,044.31

. 11,779,568.58 3,647,257.93 15,426,826.51

.

67,489.77

27,407.60

94,897.37

.

674,346. 061

391,749.70 1,066,095.76

.

55,468.95

42,699.12

98,168.07

c. Salaries of Non-Teaching Principals ..................

2,466,538.89 $ 687,230.53 $ 3,153,769.42

Travel of Non-Teaching Principals .............

::::::: 1$

47,044.72

1,165.03

48,209.75

d. Salaries of Visiting Teachers .....................

515,369.40

38,145.61

553,515.01

Travel of Visiting Teachers. ............................

I

69,322.07

2,855.29

72,177.36

e. Supplies and Materials used in Instruction .............

938,113.64

187,705.23 1,125,818.87

f. Libraries (books, magazines, supplies, etc) ..............

332,972.95

59,854.26

392,872.21

Employers' Contribution to Teacher Retirement System...

853,393.26

139,718.73

993,111.99

h. Local System's Payments of Pensions .......

.........

124,574.98

10,717.69

135,292.67

i. Other Expense of Instruction .....

.. . . .. . ..

1,511,843.49

417,292.90 1,929, 136. 39

--------,-------- --------

Total Instructional Services-Regular Program .....

$ 65,349,659.45 $ 25,752,645.64 $ 91,102,305.09

3. Instructional Services-Special Program

a. Salaries Special Programs, Veterans, etc. . . . . .

$

Travel Special Programs, Veterans, etc

.

b. Supplies and Materials used in Special Programs, Veterans, etc .

c. Salaries of County and Home Demonstration Agents

.

Travel of County and Home Demonstration Agents .

d. Other Expense of Instructions Special Programs

.

980,352.04$
84,871.69 68,241.14
156,367.48 8,099.36
411,151.56

266,455.53 $ 19,583.82
. 14,156.18
26,831. 27 2,347.83 68,175.92

1,246,807.57 104,455.51
82,397.32 183,198.75 10,447.19
479,327.48

Total Instructional Services-Special Program .

..$ I , 709,083. 27 $

397,550.55$ 2,106.633.82

4. Plant Maintenance and Operation

a. Upkeep of Grounds

I. Labor

.

............... $

2. Materials and Supplies

.

b. Repairs of Building

I. Labor.............................. .

.

2. Materials and Supplies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

.

.

c. Repairs and Replacement of Equipment

.

d. Wages of Janitors.. ..

..

..

t ~~~~t.or~'. ~~p.~I~es.: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : i

g. Lights, Water and Power

.

h. Insurance Premiums

.

i. Rents



j. Other Expense of Maintenance and Operation

.

131,889.16$ 89,513.68
970,810.16 1, 054,546. 88
930,494.63 2,414,452.49
525,668.38 1,162,205.53 1,204,685.05
940,393.42 163,623.16 565,828.43

36,481.54 $ 10,170.01
193,855.60 184,035.33 210,115.40 562,414.20 118,806.54 272,901.90 238,562.17 135,264.32 25,836.55 65,338.03

168,370.70 99,683.69
1,164,665.76 1,238,582.21 1,140,610.03 2,976,866.69
644,474.92 1,435, 107.43 1,443,247.22 1,075,657.74
189,459.71 631,166.46

Total Plant Maintenance and Operation

$ 10,154,110.97$ 2,053,781.59$ 12,207,892.56

PAYMENTS-Continued 1954-55

I. EXPENSE-GENERAL :FUND (Continued) 5. Pupil Transportation a. Salaries of Operators. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . b. Supplies, Repairs, Maintenance c. Transportation Equipment Purchased d. Other Expense of Pupil Transportation .

Disbursed by Boards of Education

------------------

White

Colored

I

Total

--~-------- - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - -

. . . . . . . . . . . .. . $ . .

5,683,756.07 $ 1,643,27853
958,997.69 214,528.27

1,676,757.98$ 469,988.16 241,903.73 58,209.46

7,360,514.05 2,113,266.69 1,200,901.42
272,737.73

Total Pupil Transportation Expense ..

$ 8,500,560.56$ 2,446,85933$ 10,947,419.89

6. Other Expense

a. 1. School Lunch Program Salaries. . . . . . . . . .

$

2. School Lunch Program Other Expenses including balance at

end of year

.

b. 1. Other Cafeteria Operations Salaries

.

2. Other Cafeteria Operations Other Expenses including balance

at end of year. . . .

.. ... . ........ .

.

c. 1. Athletics, Entertainment and Other Self-Supporting Activities

Salaries

.

2. Athletics, Entertainment and Other Self-Supporting Activities,

Other Expense including balance at end of year

i

d. Interest on Loans. . . . . .

.

e. Transfers to Other Systems. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

.

f. Other.................

.

.

1,569,389.05 $
3,532,756.11 60,554.68
121,342.42
100,684.67
865,120.21 71,704.45
1,329,851.14 566,977.52

85,802.68 $
208,430.81 5,570.69
11,621.69
16,550.53
75,439.76 1,603.57 1
95,940.16 60,144.60

1 ,655, 191. 73
3,741,186.92 66,125.37
132,964.11
117,235.20
940,559.97 73,308.02
1,425,791.30 627,122.12

Total Other Expense

.

.

Total Expense Payments.

.

$ 8,218,380.25$

561,104.49$ 8,779,484.74

======== ======== ========

SF 96,810,579.60$ 31,394,794.97 $ 128,205,374.57

II. OUTLAY EXPENSE 1. Land

i

i$

536,091. 68 $

283,206.96$

819,298.64

2. New Buildings 3. New Equipment 4. Additions and Alterations of Old Buildings 5. Other Capital Outlay
Total Outlay Payments
Total Expense and Outlay Payments

.

6,876,861.50

1,016,676.50

7,893,538.00

.

1,351,629.56

204,423.08 1,556,052.64

.

1,144,542.76

49,880.71

1,194,423.47

.

2,785,137.78

234,292.49 3,019,430.27

1--------1---------- ------

$ 12,694,263.28 $ 1,788,479.74$ 14,482,743.02
======== ======== =======

$ 109,504,842.88 $ 33,183,274.71 $ 142,688,117.59

III. NON-EXPENSE

1. Loans Paid (principal) . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2. Principal Paid on Bonds. . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . .

3. Interest Paid on Bonds

4. Paid to U. S. Collector of Internal Revenue

5. Paid to Teacher Retirement System

6. Paid to Teacher Associations.... . . .

7. Paid to Insurance Companies. . . . . . .

8. Bank Service Charges. . . . . . . .

.

9. Other Non-Expenses. . . . . . .

.

. .
'

$ 2,785,445.65 $

.

2,036,348.54

.

1,161,191.36

.

6,020,059.60

.

2,706,902.39

.

100,407.39

.

718,371. 34

.

36,622.70

.

1,259,212.73

90,900.00 $ 80,295.55 47,261. 80 825,301.74 585,955.31
2,666.11 101,645.06
12,497.73 242,058.58

2,876,345.65 2, 116, 644. 09 1,208,453.16 6,845,361.34 3,292,857.70
103,073.50 820,016.40
49,120.43 1,501,271.31

Total Non-Expenses Payments.... Total Payments-All Funds

. .....

$ 16,824,561. 70 $ 1,988,581. 88 $ 18,813,143.58
======== ======== =======-
$ 126,329,404.58$ 35,171,856.59$ 161,501,261.17

IV. BALANCE END OF YEAR

1. General Fund (after deduction for agency funds therein)

$

2. Buildiug Fund

,

.

3. Sinking Fund Including Investments (for payment of bonds and

interest)

.

4. Agency Funds

a. U. S. Income Taxes

.

b. Teacher Retirement Member Contributions.. . .. .

.

c. Teacher Association Dues. . . . .. .

,

.

d. Group Insurance Premiums.. . . . . ..

e. Other

.

3,678,195.12 $ 11,307,147.97
3,268,788.49
173,593.13 66,555.57
8.00 29,970.01 280,643.81

412,774.77$ 4,090,969.89 99,584.18 11 ,406 , 732. 15

49,921.11

3,318,709.60

2,002.80 1,363.32
. 841. 57 454.16

175,595.93 67,918.89
8.00 30,811.58 281,097.97

Total Balance End of year GRAND TOTAL-PAYMENTS AND BALANCES

$ 18,804,902.10$

566,941.91 $ 19,371,844.01

======== ======== =======-

$ 145,134,306.68 $ 35,738,798.50 $ 180,873,105.18

ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

1954-55

J~colo~e~_ - - - - - - I White - I ~-------------- ---~~--

Total
--~~~

Enrolhnent:

Kindergarten

.

First Grade

.

Second Grade

.

Third Grade

.

Fourth Grade

.

Fifth Grade

.

Sixth Grade

.

Seventh Grade

Special Elementary

.

Eighth Grade

.

Ninth Grade

.

Tenth Grade

.

Eleventh Grade

.

Twelfth Grade

.

Special High School .

Ungraded

.

I
.... I, .

7,651 75,555 74,602 5654,,700454 ' 56,463 56,471 51,717
203 46,025 39,875 32,452 26,540 21,046
713 103

2,545 46,789 35,775 32,535 30,064 28,119 26,070 22,322
18
19,190 15,053 10,857
7,936
5,398 574
57

10,196 122,344
110,377 96,579 85,769 84,582 82,541
74,039 221
65,215
54,928 43,309 34,476 26,444
1,287 160

F~leITlentary Grades (Kg-7)

Male

.

Female

.

Total. .....

230,111 212,403
442,514

114,545 344,656 109,749 322,152
~---~
224,294 666,808

High School Grades (8-12) Male ...... Female.

81,775 84,876

25,545 107,320 33,463 118,339

Total .......

.........

166,651 59,008 225,659

Total Enroflrnerrt r Elementary and High School. Previously Enrolled .......... Net Enrollment. ............ Evening Schools .............. Average Daily Attendance........

609,165 45,508
563,657 1,366
503,854

283,302 6,717
276,585 1,381
233,824

892,467 52,225
840,242 2,747
737,678

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE
1954-55

White Colored Total

Nulllher of Children Enrolled in Schools

Operated:

120 Days and Under

121-130 Days

131-140 Days

141-150 Days

151-160 Days

161-170 Days

171-180 Days

"

.

609,165

283,302

892,460

Total Enrollment.

. 609,165 283,302 892,460

Average Daily Attendance: Total Elementary Total High School.
Total Elem. & High School

. 361,195 184,624 545,819 . 142,659 49,200 191,859 1-----1------1-----
. 503,854 233,824 737,678

Average Length of Term

.

180

180

180

Average Cost per Pupil in A. D. A

. $173.70 $130.43$ 159.99

Number of Graduates from Four-Year High

Schools

Male

.

Female

.

8,819 10,086

1,804 2,947

10,623 13,033

Total

.

18,905

4,751

23,656

321

NUMBER O}<' TEACHERS EMPLOYED, AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARIES PAID TEACHERS AND CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS
1954-55

White Colored Total

Nurnber Teachers Errrployed on Regular Prograrn-r-Acaderrrie and Vocational:

Elernerrtary (Kg-7)
Male Female

.

666

. 12,173

461 5,757

1,127 17,930

Total

. 12,839

6,218 19,057

High School (8-12) Male Female

.

2,830

1,032

3,862

.

3,933

1,238

5,171

Total

.

6,763

2,270

9,033

Non Teaching Principals

.

490

155

645

Total Teachers on Regular Progr-am e

.

20,092

8,643 28,735

Special Program s Male Female
Total.

.

130

35

165

.

80

38

U8

----- ----------

.

210

73

283

Grand Total All Teachers

. 20,302

8,716 29,018

Average Annual Salary Paid Teachers

on Regular Progrums

Elernerrtary

$ 2,768.75$ 2,730.29$ 2,756.20

Male

. 3,239.56 2,920.27 3,108.95

Female

. 2, 743. 00 2 , 715 . 08 2, 734. 03

High School Male Female

. 3,239.94 2,955.28 3,168.41 . 3,580.26 2,955.32 3,416.21
. 2,995.06 2,946.09 2,983.34

Total Average Annual Salary

. 2,931. 32 2,790.46 2,888.76

Certificates of Teachers on Regular Progralll: Five Years College Four Years College Three Years College Two Years College One Year College
Total

.

3,067

761

3,828

. 12,550

6,699 19,249

.

2,555

881

3,436

.

1,588

267

1,855

.

79

10

89

----

. 19,839 .8,618 28,457

Permit Grand Total

.

253

25

278

---------------

. 20,092

8,643 28,735

322

ADMINISTRATORS, SUPERVISORS AND NON-PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES

1954-55

,

White

Colored Total -----

Professional Ernployees s
Administrative Assistants ......... ......
"Non-Teaching Principals ...............

61Y2 490

2Y2

64

155

645

Supervisors ............................

150

105Y2

255v2

Visiting Teachers .......................

156%,

10%

167!:;

Librarians ...................... .......
Total Professional Employees ........ ..

87
945~

10 283%

97 1,229

Non-Professional Ernployees s

Attendance Officers ..................... Clerks ................................

11 663%

4 82%

15 746)c2

Lunchroom Managers and Workers ....... 4,011

337

4,348

:Vlaintenance Workers:

Plant .................................

349

35

384

Bus ...................................

90

5

95

Janitors ...' ............................ 1,657

417

2,074

Food Processing........................

156

18

174

Bus Drivers ........................... 3,212

1,057

4,269

Others ................................ Total Non-Professional Employees......

1,401%
11,551~

305 2,260%

1,7063-'2 13,812

*Non-Teaching Principals also shown on Teachers employed OIl Regular Program.

32::>

SCHOOLS ACCORDING TO SIZE 1954-55

White Colored Total

N urnber of Schools:

Total Number of Public Schools .......

Number Having Grades 1-7 only .........

Number Having High School Grades......

Number Having Four-Year High School. .

Nurnber of Schools Having:

One Teacher .............. .........

Two Teachers................ ..........

Three Teachers. . ..........

Four Teachers ........... ..............

Five Teachers ....

.........

Six Teachers .....

Seven Teachers .......

...........

Eight Teachers .....

..........

Nine Teachers .... ............

Ten Teachers .... .............

Eleven Teachers ..............

Twelve Teachers .........

Thirteen Teachers ...

Fourteen Teachers....

Fifteen Teachers .......

.........

Sixteen Teachers ........ ..............

Seventeen Teachers .....

Eighteen Teachers ...........

Nineteen Teachers ......... ...........

Twenty Teachers and Over ..............

1,466 741 725 419
47 84 75 94 82 78 88 56 37 54 41 42 61 61 44 42 52 43 32 353

1,398 874 524 246

2,864 1,615 1,249
665

462

509

297

381

104

179

51

145

51

133

38

116

43

131

41

97

33

70

14

68

19

60

26

68

21

82

21

82

14

58

12

54

13

65

15

58

7

39

1161

469

I

324

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS 1954-55

White

Colored

Total

Number of Buildings According to Material Used:

Cement. ................

277

73

350

Steel. ...................

8

2

10

Stone ...................

126

45

171

Brick ...................

1,757

350

2,107

Frame ..................

1,462

1,487

2,949

Total ...................

3,630

1,957

5,587

Value of Buildings ........ $201,975,687.63 $48,310,157.29 $250,286,844.92

Value of Grounds ......... 11,185,709.27 2,614,911.50 13,800,620.77

Total Value of Buildings and Grounds........... $213,161,396.90 $50,925,068.79 $264,086,465.69

Number of Rooms in Building:

Classrooms ..............

19,497

7,745

27,242

Other ...................

9,649

2,270

11,919

Total ...................

29,146

10,015

39,161

325

LIBRARIES AND EQuIPMENT 1954-55

--- White

Colored I

Total

Li~:~~:: VOlum: in--~----~~~~-----I-

Libraries: Elementary High School
Total.

.

1,497,619

266,851

1,764,470

.

1,356,617

270,649

1,627,266

-~----- ~-~-------I-~-~-'----

.

2,854,236

537,500

3,391,736

Value of Volumes in Libraries: Elementary High School
Total.

1
$ 2,015,943.07 $ 368,699.02 $ 2,384,642.09 . 2,475,724.13 430,730.61 2,906,454.74
--------1--------- ~~-----
$ 4,491,667.20$ 799,429.63$ 5,291,096.83

Value of Teaching Aids ..... '$ 1,777,182.04 $ 309,416.91 $ 2,086,598.95

Total Value of Libraries and

TeachingAids

$ 6,268,849.26$ 1,108,846.54$ 7,377,695.80

'Equipment:

Xumber of Desks and Seats..

652,818

223,525

876,343

Value of Desk and Seats .... $

Value of Lunchroom Equip-

ment.

.

Value of Laboratory Equip-

ment

.

Value of Auditorium Seats ..

Value of Teachers' Desk, etc.

Value of Motion Picture

Equipment

.

Value of Food Processing

Equipment

.

Value of Vocational, Home-

making and T. & 1.

.

5,162,522.32$ 1,557,913.14$

5,956,276.95

831,705.991

2,171 ,585.44 1,938,076.24 3,998,541.66

459,135.46 271,450.44 712,063.3Cl

2;:::::. ::! 1,431,493,06 872,747.19

4,437,547.12 694,053.01

6,720,435.46
6,787,982.94
2,630,720.90 2,209,526.68 4,710,604.96
1,677,650.84
946,363.95
5,131,600.13

Total Value of all Equipment. $ 25,968,789.98 $ 4,846,095.88 $ 30,814,885.86

Total Value of all School

Plants

$245,399,036.14 $56,880,011.21 $302,279,047.35

:326

AGE GRADE CHART
1954-55 WHITE

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

7th

8th

9th 10th 11th 12th

Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Total

Under Six ....... 12,823

10

12,833

Six ............. 51,895 11,143

16

8

63,062

Seven .......... 8,070 49,477 12,256

20

2

11

69,836

Eight........... 1,256 10,036 37,453 7,508

30

4

7

56,294

Nine ...........

282 2,204 9,363 31,789 7,904

48

15

51,605

Ten ............

118

562 3,039 10,336 30,894 8,015

103

4

53,071

Eleven .........

58

148

823 3,536 10,472 30,846 8,634

108

3

54,628

Twelve .........

31

56

282 1,239 4,302 10,277 26,386 6,495

104

2 49,174

Thirteen ........

12

28

110

440 1,619 4,340 9,779 23,489 5,967

104

2

12 45,902

Fourteen ........

6

11

38

167

557 1,793 4,505 9,561 20,799 5,599

117

13 43,166

Fifteen .........

5

1

9

38

182

600 1,692 4,360 8,391 16,931 4,929

127 37,265

Sixteen .........

3

2

8

20

76

282 1,213 3,178 6,675 14,478 4,407 30,342

Seventeen .......

4

9

38

197

783 2,069 5,066 11,611 19,777

Eighteen ........

1

1

10

30

135

448 1,293 3,637 5,555

Over Eighteen ...

1

1

17

48

95

350 1,040 1,552

Totals .......... 74,556 73,680 63,393 55,081 55,985 56,018 51,462 45,474 39,408 31,921 26,235 20,849 594,062

AGE GRADE CHART 1954-55 Colored

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Grade Grade Grade Grade

-------------------

5th Grade

6th Grade

7th Grade

8th

9th

I 10th 11th 12th Total

Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade

---- ---- ---- ---- ----

Under Six .... ... 2,852

18

1

2,871

Six ......... .... 28,475 2,861

74

1

31,411

Seven .... .... . . 9,646 16,903 3,219

75

4

29,847

Eight. .... ...... 3,434 8,659 12,428 2,452

115

2

1

27,091

Nine .........

1,282 3,840 7,921 10,161 2,349

158

7

25,718

Ten ............

573 1,825 4,292 7,648 8,842 2,281

121

21

25,603

Eleven .........

221

807 2,170 4,278 7,000 7,644 1,990

167

9

24,286

Twelve .........

125

418 1,276 2,749 4,525 6,534 6,745 1,693

145

7

24,217

Thirteen ........

60

180

539 1,363 2,632 4,303 5,492 5,815 1,541

130

4

22,109

Fourteen ........

25

63

267

796 1,552 2,711 4,018 5,366 4,714 1,294

126

8 20,940

Fifteen .. '"

10

28

98

287

743 1,405 2,289 3,369 4,275 3,476 1,022

98 17,100

Sixteen ...... ...

4

13

28

83

248

594 1,088 1,699 2,641 3,074 2,610

836 12,918

Seventeen .......

4

10

26

63

135

302

646 1,071 1,724 2,302 1,874 8,157

Eighteen ........

1

4

5

13

40

81

188

339

644 1,167 1,510 3,992

Over Eighteen ...

1

4

11

17

66

120

290

I
Totals .......... 46,707 35,6201 32,377 29,924 28,090, __25,8191 22,1511 19,030 14,855 10,639

586 7,817

1,020 2,115 5,346 278,375

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF THE COST OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF OPERATION
1954-1955

Type of Ownership

No. Buses

No. Trips

Number of Miles Traveled Daily
(one way)

Children Hauled Daily

.- -----.

Total Expend.

plus 12Yz%

Average Cost Per

Depreciation ----------_._--
for Publicly

Owned Buses

Bus

Child Mile

Total Per Bus Total Per Bus

Public Ownershipand Operation ........... 2,615 3,971 71,085 27.6 223,832 85.6 $ 5,757,145.97$ 2,201.58 25.72 22.1

Private OwnershipContract Operation ....... 1,158 1,758 32,680 28.2 93,335 80.6 3,032,752.67 2,618.96 32.49 25.8

Joint OwnershipContract Operation .......

496

762 13,903 28.0 37,370 75.3 1,303,838.81 2,628.71 34.89 26.0

State Bus Totals ........... 4,269 6,491 118,668 27.7 354,536 83.0 10,093,737.45 2,364.42 28.47 23.6

Car Totals.................

185

201 1,779

9.6

Per Diem Totals ........... ... . ... . ....... . ........ . . . . .. . .

2,115 11.4 69 ....... .

100,687.74 544.26 1,261.10 . .........

47.61 16.4 18.27 . .......

State Grand Totals ......... ....... . ....... . 120,447 ........ 356,721 . ....... 10,195,686.29 ......... . ....... . . .......

SUMMARY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
1955-56
3B1

RECEIPTS 1955-56

I. INCOME-GENERAL FUND

1. From the State

a. Operation Fund (Foundation Pro-

gram-Teachers Salaries, Sup-

plements, Travel Transportation,

Contingent and Maintenance and

Operation

$93,875,979.33

b. Capital Outlay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2,260,846.75

c. SalaryofCountySuperintendent... 515,959.55

d. Vocational Funds................. 1,579,548.03

e. SchooILunchProgram

2,475,115.57

f. Special Programs, Veterans, etc.. . . . 1,045,507.07

g. Other........................... 267,984.55

Total from the State

$102,020,940.85

2. From the County or City

a. Tax for Maintenance and Operation.$33, 436,207.95

b. County Commissioners or City

Council

3,733,353.98

c. Other........................... 411,572.70

Total from County or City

$ 37,581,134.63

3. From the U. S. Government

. 1,930,344.07

4. From Fees from Pupils

.

569,180.69

5. From Sale of Property

.

349,089.42

6. From Insurance Claims

.

423,692.01

7. Transfers from Other Systems

. 1,419,131. 23

8. Transfers from Other Funds

.

815,193.61

9. From Cafeteria Operation (gross cash receipts except those in I e) including balance at beginning of year ...

4,281,600.72

10. From Athletics, Entertainments and Self-Supporting

activities (gross cash receipts) including balance at

beginning of year

.

1,320,455.65

11. From other Sources

.

729,647.23

TOTAL RECEIPTS-GENERAL FUND

$151,440,410.11

II. SPECIAL BUILDING FUNDS

1. Sales of Bonds 2. Other Building Fund Receipts

. $ 4,634,722.29 . 3,200,580.64

TOTAL BUILDING FUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $ 7,835,302.93

========

TOTAL RECEIPTS-GENERAL AND

BUILDING FUND

$159,275,713.04

332

RECEIPTS-Continued 1955-56

III. NON-INCOME

1. Loans

$ 4,450,876.28

2. Bond Sinking Fund

a. County-Wide Tax for Bonds and

Bond Interest

.

b. District Tax for Bonds and Bond

Interest

.

c. Interest Received on Investments ..

3,994,989.77
265,973.50 93,577.95

TOTAL BOND SINKING FUND RECEIPTS .. $ 8,805,417.50

3. Agency Funds

a. U. S. Income Tax Withholding and

Cash Receipts

$ 7,995,981.15

b. Teacher Retirement Members Con-

tributions withholdings and Cash

Receipts

. 3,640,916.20

c. Teacher Association Dues with-

holding and Cash Receipts

. 104,445.43

d. Group Insurance Premiums with-

holdings and Cash Receipts

. 1,018,227.31

e. Other

. 793,986.55

TOTAL AGENCY FUND RECEIPTS

$ 13,553,556.64

TOTAL RECEIPTS-ALL FUNDS

$181,634,687.18

IV. BALANCE BEGINNING OF YEAR

1. General Fund (after deduction for agency funds therein)

$ 4,159,489.56

2. BuildingFund

11,071,191.14

3. Sinking Fund (for payment of Bonds

and Interest)

. 3,219,785.11

4. Agency Funds

a. U. S. Income Taxes

.

b. Teacher Retirement Member Con-

tributions

.

c. Teacher Association Dues

.

d. Group Insurance Premiums

.

e. Other

.

144,683.18
45,731.84 630.86
26,690.41 680,680.50

TOTAL BALANCE BEGINNING OF YEAR .. $ 19,348,882.60

GRAND TOTAL-RECEIPTS AND BALANCES

$200,983,569.78

333

PAYMENTS 1955-56

Disbursed by Boards of Education

White

Colored

Total

J. EXPENSE-GENERAL FUND 1. Administration a. Salary of Superintendent Travel of Superintendent b. Per Diem of Board Members c. Salaries of Administrative Assistants d. Salaries of Clerks e. Attorney Fee f. Surety Bond Premiums g. Office Supplies and Expense h. Other Admirustratrve Expense
Total Administration

Ii> 1,301,501.97 $

$ 1,301,501.97

.

142,157.77

.

95,460.44

'1

259,500.97

.

142,157.77

.

. 95,460.44

.

259,500.97

.

948,453.81

715.00

949,169.81

.

68,079.62

1,066.05

69,145.67

.

18,357.78

5.00

18,362.78

.

199,768.89

2,702.96

202,471.85

.

186,429.20

1,318.14

187,746.34

- - - - - - - - _._------_.~-_._------

$ 3,219,710.45 Ii>

5,807.15$ 3,225,517.60

2. Instructional Services-Regular Program

a. All Regular Teachers:

Elementary-Male

Salaries

. ................................ $

Travel.

.

Elementary-Female

Salaries

.

Travel.

.

High School-Male

Salaries

.

Travel.

.

High School-Female

Salaries

.

Travel

.

b. Salaries of Instructional Supervisors

.

Travel of Instructional Supervisors

.

2,500,779.68 Ii> 12,212.24
36,717,837.56 8,345.60
11 , 122,264. 72 224,151. 17
13,272,511.95 73,741. 94
662,750.60 50,461. 88

1,589,133.32 $ 12.00
17,351,477.63 1,006.00
3,525,163.69 59,146.94
4,120,010.40 30,656.86
408,211.38 38,554.91

4,089,913.00 12,224.24
54,069,315.19 9,351. 60
14,647,428.41 283,298.11
17,392,522.35 104,398.80
1,070,961.98 89,016.79

c. Salaries of Non-Teaching Principals Travel of Non-Teaching Principals
d. Salaries of Visiting Teachers Travel of Visiting Teachers
c. Supplies and Materials used in Instruction f. Libraries (books, magazines, supplies, etc.) g. Employers' Contribution to Teacher Retirement system h. Local System's Payments of Pensions i. Other Expense of Instruction

.

2,743,695.07

.

71,584.67

.

537,287.57

.

68,638.89

.

1,193,646.82

.

330,395.34

.

813,880.37

.

142,395.37

.

1,583,138.75

815,930.25 17,347.08 35,227.11 2,655.11
310,719.34 100,303.82 227,172.54 48,451.70 443,353.42

3,559,625.32 88,931. 75
572,514.68 71,294.00
1,504,366.16 430,699.16
1,041,052.91 190,847.07
2,026,492.17

Total Instructional Services-Regular Program

$ 72, 129,720. 19 $ 29, 124,533. 50 $ 101,254,253.69

3. Instructional Services-Special Program a. Salaries Special Programs, Veterans, etc Travel Special Programs, Veterans, etc b. Supplies and Materials used in Special Programs, Veterans, etc c. Salaries of County and Home Demonstration Agents Travel of County and Home Demonstration Agents d. Other Expense of Instructions Special Programs
Total Instructional Services-Special Program

$

955,763.91$

.

111,614.38

.

114,777.80

.

181,420.68

.

17,192.00

.

409,481. 45

----------1-

$ 1,790,250.22 $

332,790.73 $ 20,178.14 29,506.88 31,710.97 4,007.20 71,272.58
489,466.50 $

1,288,554.64 131,792.52 144,284.68 213,131.65 21,199.20 480,754.03
2,279,716.72

4. Plant Maintenance and Operation

a. Upkeep of Grounds

1. Labor.

$

136,920.98 $

2. Materials and Supplies

.

166,747.48

b. Repairs of Building

1. Labor

.

915,102.05

2. Materials and Supplies

.

1,103,215.94

c. Repairs and Replacement of Equipment

.

1,064,826.45

d. Wages of Janitors

.

2,636,936.41

e. Janitors' Supplies

.

664,549.47

f. Fuel .

.

1,373,129.11

g. Lights, Water and Power.

.

1 , 395 , 841. 61

h. Insurance Premiums ........................................

938,890.39

i. Rents

.

78,025.36

j. Other Expense of Maintenance and Operation

.

678,965.14

--------1

Total Plant Maintenance and Operation

$ 11,153,150.39$

51,566.97 $ 44,862.49

188,487.95 211,609.97

291,246.85 185,952.08 266,056.51 795,754.94 206,545.58 417,326.10 400,221.45 183,345.41
35,367.06 200,217.60

1,206,348.90 1 ,289, 168. 02 1,330,882.96 3,432,691.35
871,095.05 1,790,455.21 1,796,063.06 1,122,235.80
113,392.42 879,182.74

3,078,463.04 $ 14,231,613.43

PAYMENTS-Continued 1955-56

Disbursed by Boards of Education

White

Colored

Total

-.-------------.---------------------1---------1----.----1--------

I. EXPF:NSE-GENERAL FUND-Continued

5. Pupil Transportation

a. Salaries of Operators

$ 5,574,559.66$ 1,759,495. 10$ 7,334,054.76

b. Supplies, Repairs, Maintenance

.

1,854,662.87

634,487.68 2,489,150.55

c. Transportation Equipment Purchased

.

1,372,775.89

392,538.37

1,765,314.26

d. Other Expense of Pupil Transportation

,

.

323,989.65

62,302.28

386,291.93

-------1--------1

Total Pupil Transportation Expense

$ 9, 125 , 988. 07 $ 2,848,823.43 $ 11,974,811.50

6. Other Expense

a. 1. School Lunch Program Salaries

$

2. School Lunch Program Other Expense including balance at end

of year

.

b. 1. Other Cafeteria Operations Salaries

.

2. Other Cafeteria Operations Expense including balance at end

of year

.

c. 1. Athletics, Entertainment and Other Self-Supporting Activities

Salaries

.

2. Athletics, Entertainment and Other Self-Supporting Activities

Other Expense including balance at end of year

.

d. Interest on Loans

.

e. Transfers to Other Systems

.

f. Other.

.

1,657,420.01$
3,477,921. 61 45,388.13
272,852.33
146,326.28
744,977 .16 69,507.37
1,192,256.98 708,726.72

383,638.39 $
892,091.81 6,002.04
19,806.27
10,726.26
229,600.43 7,295.28
133,543.61 48,250.84

2,041,058.40
4,370,013.42 51,390.17
292,658.60
157,052.54
974,577.59 76,802.65
1,325,800.59 756,977.56

Total Other Expense

$ 8,315,376.59$ 1,730,954.93$ 10,046,331.52

Total Expense Payments

$ 105,734,195.91$ 37,278,048.55$ 143,012,244.46

II. OUTLAY EXPENSE 1. Land......................................................... $

419,100.97 $

194,114.43$

613,215.40

2. New Buildings. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

....... .

.

7,372,383.58

2,151,059.72

9,523,443.30

3. New Equipment.

"

.

1,888,258.31

723,285.31

2,611,543.62

4. Additions and Alterations of Old Buildings

.

1,433,019.24

108,540.22 1,541,559.46

5. Other Capital Outlay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

.

. 3,056,508.79

279,179.88

3,335,688.67

Total Outlay Payments

$ 14,169,270.89 $ 3,456,179.56 $ 17,625,450.45

Total Expense and Outlay Payments

$ 119,903,466.80 $ 40,734,228. 11 $ 160,637,694.9

III. NON-EXPENSE

1. Loans Paid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $

2. Principal Paid on Bonds

,

.

3. Interest Paid on Bonds

.

4. Paid to U. S. Collector of Internal Revenue

.

5. Paid to Teacher Retirement System. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .

6. Paid to Teacher Associations

.

7. Paid to Insurance Companies

.

8. Bank Service Charges

.

9. Other Non-Expense

.

4,151,975 .45 $ 2,262,361.08 1,033,520.00 6,518,107.28 2,893,483.74
88,391. 37 840,473.00
14,141.45 1,228,986.89

1,061,402.91 $ 283,273.33 170,238.27
1,437,963.02 777,704.14 2,452.20 205,424.01 773.11 152,209.89

5,213,378.36 2,545,634.41 1,203,758.27 7,956,070.30 3,671,187.88
90,843.57 1,045,897.01
14,914.56
1,381,196.78

Total Non-Expenses Payments TotaIPayments-AllFunds

$ 19,031,440.26 $ 4,091,440.88 $ 23,122,881.14
======== ======== =======
$ 138,934,907.06$ 44,825,668.99$ 183,760,576.05

IV. BALANCE END OF YEAR 1. General Fund (after deduction for agency funds therein) 2. Building Fund 3. Sinking Fund Including Investments (for payment of bonds and interest) 4. Agency Funds a. U. S. Income Taxes b. Teacher Retirement Member Contributions c. Teacher Association Dues d. Group Insurance Premiums ~ Olliff

$ .
.
. . . . '"

5,772,017.37 $ 6,493,378.31
3,501,803.36
144,353.16 62,746.80 2,170.77 12,957.04 98,385.79

337,383.36$ 267,055.64
477,154.99
45,269.90 3,730.38 _ 511. 30 4,075.56

6,109,400.7 3 6,760,433.95
3,978,958.35
189,623.06 66,477 .1 8 2,170.7 7 13,468.34 102,461.35

Total Balance End of Year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 16, 087 , 812 . 60 $ 1 , 135 , 181 . 13 $ 17,222,993.7 3

GRAND TOTAL-PAYMENTS AND BALANCES

$ 155,022,719.66 $ 45,960,850.12 $ 200,983,569.78

ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE 1955-56

White Colored Total

Enrolhnent:
Kindergarten .......................... First Grade............................ Second Grade .......................... Third Grade ........................... Fourth Grade.......................... Fifth Grade............................ Sixth Grade ........................... Seventh Grade......................... Ungraded and Special. .................. Eighth Grade .......................... Ninth Grade ........................... Tenth Grade........................... Eleventh Grade ............ '" .......... Twelfth Grade ......................... Exceptional. ...........................
Elernerrtary Grades (Kg.-7)
Male .................................. Female ................................
Total. ................................
High School Grades (8-12)
Male .................................. Female .................~ ..............
Total .................................
Total Enrodlrnerrt
Elementary and High School ......... ....
Previously Enrolled .....................
Net Enrollment ........................
Evening Schools........................ ,
Average Dailv Attendance ............... 1

7,617 72,804 70,766 72,421 62,557 54,705 54,859 54,304
745 49,454 41,440 33,775 27,142 22,955
1,136
234,321 216,717
451,038
86,674 88,968
175,642
626,680
+5,600
581,080
489
515,626

3,201
44,746 36,531
34,519 30,988
28,197 25,780
23,649 1,009 19,804 15,801
11,703 8,370 6,066
221

10,818 117,550 107,297 106,940 93,545 82,902 80,639 77,953
1,754 69,258 57,241 45,478 35,512 29,021
l 1,357

116,224 111,604
227,828

350,545 328,321
678,866

27,735 35,022

r

114,409 123,990

62,757 238,399

290,585 8,896
281,689 1,079
231,386

917,265 54,496 863,769
1,568 747,012

338

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE
1955-56

White

, Colored Total
I

Nurnber of Children Enrolled in Schools Operated: 120 Days and Under 121-130 Days 131-140 Days 141-150 Days 151-160 Days 161-170 Days 171-180 Days ..... ............ . ........
Total Enrollment .....................

I I

i
626, 6801 626,680

290,585 290,585

917,265 917,265

Average Daily Attendance: Total Elementary ...................... Total High School. .....................

363,895 151,731

180,280 51,106

544,175 202,837

Total Elementary and High School ..... 515,626 231,386 747,012

Average Length of Term ....................

180

180

180

Average Cost per Pupil in A. D. A ............ $185.60 $151. 54 $ 175.05

Number of Graduates from Four-Year High Schools: Male .................................. Female ................................

9,234 10,728

2,025 3,311

11,259 14,039

Total ..... : .........................

19,962

5,336

25,298

NUMBER OF TEACHERS EMPLOYED, AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARIES PAID TEACHERS AND CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS
1955-56

- - - - II White Colored

NUlllber Teachers Employed on Regular I

Prograrn-e-Acaderntc and Vocational:

Elernerrtary (Kg.-7)

Male

.

Female

.

805 12,329

490 5,948

Total
1,295 18,277

Total

.

13,134

6,438

19,572

High School (8-12) Male Female

Total

.

.

2,883

1,122

4,005

.

4,068

1,327

5,395

6,951

~~---

2,449

9,400

Non-Teaching Principals

.

535

180

715

Total Teachers on Regular Prognam e

.

20,620

9,067

29,687

Special Prognarn :

Male

.

169

58

227

Female

.

71

43

114

- - - - - - - - - - ~~---

Total ....................... ......

240

101

341

Kindergarten ......... .. , . ..... . ....

100

53

153

Grand Total All Teachers .................

20,960

9,221

30,181

Average Annual Salary Paid Teachers on Regular Program :

Elernerrtary: ...................... $2,987.60 $2,942.60 $2,972.66 Male ............................ 3,121.73 3,243.15 3,167.67
Female ..... ..................... 2,978.85 2,917.36 2,958.84

High School: Male Female

. $3,552.39 $3,158.42 $3,449.75 . 3,935.63 3,194.57 3,728.02 . 3,280.79 3,127.86 3,243.17

Total Average Annual Salary. . . . .. $3,183.06 $3,001.76 $3,127.45

Certificates of Teachers on Regular Progralll:

Five Years College

1

Four Years College.........

ThreeYearsCollege

TwoYearsCollege...... One Year College....

.

II

Total

'

.. . . ..

:::::t;~t~~: ::::: :.:.::::::I

3,327

957

13,039

7,144

2,453

741

1,471

1871

121 _ _~~1_1

20,411

9,040

20, :::

9,0::

4,284 20,183
3,194 1,658
132 29,451
29, :::

340

ADMINISTRATION, SUPERVISORS AND NON-PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES
1955-56

White Colored Total

Professional Employees: Administrative Assistants ...........

60

I

61

*Non-Teaching Principals .. '" .........

535

180

715

Supervisors ................... ......... Visiting Teachers......... ... . ..........

131 156>i

100Yz 11

231Yz 167>i

Librarians .............................

67

II

78

Total Professional Employees. ........

949>i

303Yz 1,252%

Non-Professional Employees:

Attendance Officers .....................

24

3

27

Clerks ................................

692Yz

10931

802

Lunchroom Managers and Workers....... 4,020

517

4,537

Maintenance Workers:

Plant. ................................

342

42

384

Bus ...................................

81

6

87

Janitors ............................... 1,832

526

2,358

Food Processing........................

408

42

450

Bus Drivers ........................... 3,213

1,232

4,445

Others ................................ 1,29531

322

1,617Yz

Total Non-Professional Employees ...... 7.17Jl/. 2,170

9,341 Yz

*Non-Teaching Principals also shown on Teachers employed on Regular Program.

341

SCHOOLS ACCORDING TO SIZE 1955-56

White Colored Total
---------------~-------------- - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - -

N rrrrrber; of Schools:

Total ~umber of Public Schools ....

i

1,422

Number Having Grades 1-7 only. . . . . i

690

1,058 613

2,480 1,303

Number Having High School Grades ..... Number Having Four-Year High Schools ..

732

445

1,177

I

406

216

622

N rrmber of Schools Having:

One Teacher

.

26

252

278

Two Teachers

.

53

187

240

Three Teachers

.

62

92

154

Four Teachers

.

81

42

123

Five Teachers

.

85

35

120

Six Teachers

'

71

32

103

Seven Teachers

i

.

90

39

129

Eight Teachers

.

60

31

91

:\!ine Teachers

.

44

33

77

Ten Teachers

.

46

16

62

Eleven Teachers

.

39

21

60

Twelve Teachers

.

38

20

58

Thirteen Teachers

.

68

19

87

Fourteen Teachers

'.

46

19

65

Fifteen Teachers

.

42

14

56

Sixteen Teachers

.

49

18

67

Seventeen Teachers

.

60

12

72

Eighteen Teachers

.

45

18

63

Xineteen Teachers

.

36

9

45

Twenty Teachers and Over

.

381

149

530

342

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS 1955-1956

White

Colored

Total

Number of Buildings-According to Material Used:

Masonry ...............

1,935

501

2,436

Veneer on Wood ........

362

50

412

Frame .................

1,208

933

2,141

Total ................

3,505

1,484

4,989

Number of Rooms in Buildings:

Classrooms .............

19,921

7,857

27,778

Special Instructional.....

3,255

928

4,183

Special Service Rooms ...

3,638

729

4,367

Total ................

23,176

8,785

31,961

Value of School Property:

Value of Buildings ....... $236,141,853.27 $ 68,188,598.37 $304,330,451.64

Value of Grounds ........ 13,370,054.75 2,964,025.50 16,334,080.25

Value of Furniture and Equipment. .......... 28,045,772.14 6,129,370.66 34,175,142.80

Value of Library, Books and other Instructional Aids .................

7,084,669.75

1 ,219, 108. 17

8,303,777.92

Grand Total Value of School Pronertv ..... $284,642.349.9\ $ 78,501,102.7() ~~o~, 143,452.61

343

AGE GRADE CHART 1955-1956 White

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

7th

8th

9th 10th 11th 12th

Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Total

Under Six ........... 13,252

9

----

Six ................. 49,663 11,231

119

13,261 61,013

Seven ............... 7,395 45,633 10,918

93

2

64,041

Eight. .............. 1,115 10,238 45,534 12,701

67

9

----

Nine ................

248 2,193 10,956 35,076 8,086

83

69,664 56,642

Ten ................

92

494 3,027 10,319 29,067 7,830

86

2

50,917

Eleven ..............

48

119

795 3,197 9,958 29,030 8,183

142

1

51,473

Twelve .............

26

44

254 1,174 4,003 10,503 29,584 8,635

101

3

54,327

Thirteen ............

23

12

83

379 1,373 4,324 9,939 25,179 6,332

131

4

47,779

Fourteen ............

16

8

32

128

526 1,604 4,177 9,472 22,381 6,067

99

6 44,516

Fifteen .............. Sixteen .............
Seventeen .... .......
Eighteen ............

4

2

10

27

146

565 1,649 4,409 8,412 18,841 5,537

177 39,779

----

1

1

6

27

81

277 1,151 3,165 6,335 14,917 5,028 30,989

----

1

5

10

32

159

624 1,790 4,638 12,954 20,213

----

1

4

21

138

425 1,183 3,524 5,296

Over Eighteen .......

1

5

35

105

302 1,462 1,910

Totals .............. 71,883 69,983 71,730 63,100 53,260 54,040 49,175 49,175 41,189 33,697 26,680[ 23,151 611,820
... -

AGE GRADE CHART 1955-56 Colored

I

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

5th

6th

7th 18th [lOth [nth 12th

1 Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade I Grade . Grade . Grade Grade Total

Under Six ..... ,1__3 , 233

27

1

I I

----I----'--~-

,

'

'

3,261

,

Six

.

.. i 28,329 3,216

74

1

----

I

I
I

31,620

Seven .....

8,305 18,422 3,615

98

:

----

I

30,440

Eight

.

Nine

.

Ten

.

~ Eleven ..... c:n

2,7 541 8,883! 15,286 _~~81

10lil

10

1 948 3,283 1

I
7,590 10, 7991

2,6401

123

6

2,4301 1 - - - -

1

445 1,401 4,032 7,5151 9,789

139

15

1

,

174

561 1,899 4,268: 6,644 8,325 _-=,213

138

8

30,419 25,389 25,767 24,230

Twelve ....

Thirteen

. ..

Fourteen

.

Fifteen

.

Sixteen

.

100

276

1,001

2,

439
1

4,

132 1

560 6' 1

7,685 2,088
----

176

11

24,468

33

115

450 1,316 2,5131 4,000 6,200 6,355 1,650

143

10

22,785

1

I

I

----

47

179

646)

1,2181

2,

371 1

3,789

5,171

5,297

1,485

124

5 20,359

2:1

161

66

----
224, 646 1,2111 2,181 3,483 4,534 4,140 1,166

127 17,798

1
21

1

71

21

1
I

----

87

-')131!,

4441

978 1,702 2,526 3,293 2,903

989 13,165

----

Seventeen

.

Eighteen

. '1

~I

6,

101

43[ 126

287

597 1,069 1,641 2,332 2,196 8,309

IIi

I I
-I')'

1

----

9

19

63

176

314

588 1,114 1,633 3,920

Over Eighteen Totals

. .[
. 1 44,354:

1 36,258

i
!
34,221
1

1:
30,786[
I

71 27,9601

8! ,
25,627
1

19 23,560

41 19,766

120 15,695

219 1J, 520

520 8,169

1,042 1,978 5,992 283,908

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF OWNERSHIP
1955-56 White and Negro

No. Buses

No. Trips

Number Miles Traveled

Un-

Annual

Paved paved Total Mileage

Pupils Transported Daily .

More

Within Than

lY2 lY2

Per

Miles Miles Total Bus

Total

Expenditure

Including

Average Cost Per

Depreciation -_.

._-

on County

Owned Buses Bus Child Mile

----

County Owned
Buses .....

2,920

4,276 34,828.9 47,070.55 81,899.45 29,193,792 11,901 239,433 251,334

86.0 $ 6,852,291. 38 $ 2,346.67 $ 28.61 23.4

Private Owned Buses .....

1,079

1,594 11,882.4 19,759.35 31,641. 75 11,411,020 4,396 83,116 87,512

81.1 2,854,217.60 2,645.24 34.34 25.0

Jointly

\

Owned

Buses ......

446

633 4,570.2 7,709.7 12,279.9 3,755,017 1,212 32,633 33,845 75.8 1,154,862.83 2,589.37 35.38 30.7

Total Buses ...... 4,445 6,503 51,281.5 74,539.6 125,821.1 44,359,829 17,509 355,182 372,691

83.8 10,857,622.48 2,442.65 30.56 24.4

Total Cars .......

189

218 811. 4 1,028.6 1,840.0 616,810

52 1,675 1,727

9.1

88,167.57 466.49 52.63 14.2

Per Diem
TotaL ..... ....... . ....... . . ....... . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . ......... .
Grand
TotaL ..... ........ 6,721 52,092.9 75,568.2 127,661.1 44,976,639

515

515 . . . . . . . .

11,577.10 . ......... 22.47 ........

17,561 357,372 374,933 . . . . . . . . $10,957,367.15 .......... $ 30.66 24.3

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON O}' SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF OWNERSHIP
1955-56 Negro Only

Pupils Transported Daily

I

N umber Mites Traveled

--~~I-------~-----~~-.~x~~~~~~ure I

___________~_________

More

I

I

Within Than

Including Depreciation

Average Cost Per _

No.

No.

Un- ['

\nnual IY2 I IYz

Per on County

,

Buses Trips Paved paved Total Mileage Miles Miles Total Bus Owned Buses Bus

Child Mile

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

---~

County Owned Buses .....

824 1,142 12,073.9 15,330.45 27,404.35 9,254,972 1,318 69,463 70,781 85.8$ 1,837,116.66$ 2,229.51 $ 25.95 19.8

Privately Owned Buses ......

316

496 4,093 1 7,069 25 11,162.35 4,081,533

537 25,949 26,486 838 784,810.40 2,483.57 29.63 19.2

Jointly'
~@'wned
Buses ......

92

149 1,110.7 1,7824 2,893.1 980,284

170 7,724 7,894 85.8 230,796. 22 2,50865 29.23 23.5

Total Buses ......

1,232 1,787 17,277.7 24,182.1
'.

Total Cars .......

-I10?,

121 470.1 560.1

Per Diem
TotaL ..... ...... . .. . . . . .I. .... . .. .

41,459.8 14,316,789 1,030 2 354,452
.. . . .... . . . .....

2,025 103,136 105,161

85.3 2,852,723. 28 2,315.52

29 1,078 1,107 10.8

0

248

248 .. . ... .

35,928. 29 352.23
4,813.00 . . . . . . . .. .

27.12 19.9 32.45 10.1
19.40 ........

Grand
Total. ..... ....... . ...... 17,747 824,742.2 . .. . . .... '1 14 , 671, 241 I

....... '1' ........ 2,054 104, 4621 . $ 106, 5161 ....... 2,893,464.57 " , '-~-'-'-'"
1

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF OWNERSHIP
1955-56 White Only

I
I

No.

No.

Buses Trips

Number Miles Traveled

I Un-

Annual

Paved paved Total Mileage

Pupils Transported Daily

---

Total Expenditure

More

Including

Within Than

Depreciation

lY2 lY2

Per on County

Miles Miles Total Bus Owned Buses

Average Cost Per ----
Bus Child Mile

County Owned Buses ......

2,096

3,134 22,755 31,740.1 54,495.1 19,938,820 10,583 169,970 180,553

86.1 $ 5,011,425.39 $ 2,390.94 $ 29.48 25.1

Private Owned Buses ......

763 1,098 7,789.3 12,690.1 20,479.4 7,329,487 3,859 57,167 61,026 79.9 2,069,407.20 2,712.19 36.19 28.2

Jointly Owned
Buses ......

354

484 3,459.5 5,927.3 9,386.8 2,774,733 1,042 24,909 25,951 73.3 924,066.61 2,610.35 37.09 33.3

Total Buses...... 3,213 4,716 34,003.8 50,357.5 84,361.3 30,043,040 15,484 252,046 267,530

78.4 8,004,899.20 2,491. 40 31. 75 26.6

Total Cars .......

87

97 341. 3 468.5

809.8 262,358

23

597

620

7.1

52,239.28 600.45 87.50 19.9

Per Diem
TotaL ..... . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . .. . . ........ . ......... . .........

0

267

267 . .......

6,764.10 .......... 25.33 ........

Grand TotaL ..... ........

4,813 ....... . 50,826.0 85,171. 1 30,305,398 15,507 252,910 268,417 . ....... $ 8,063,902.58 ......... . ....... . . . . .. . . .

APPROPRIATIONS, CENSUS, ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

Appropriation
-----

Enrollment

Attend-

Census

~h~te To~:- ance

-

-

-

-

Colored I ------

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1871

1{,

174,107.00 . . . . . . . . 42,914 6,664 45,578 336,388

1872

No School . . . . . . . . ......... ........ . . ........ ........ .

1873

250,000.00 ......... 63,923 19,755 83,677 . ........

1874

265,000.00 . . . . . . . . 93,167 42,374 135,541 . . . . . . . .

1875

151,304.00 ......... 105,990 50,358 156,348 . ........

1876

149,464.99 ......... 121,418 57,987 179,405 . ........

1877

150,225.00 ......... 128,296 62,330 190,626 . ........

1878

154,378.00 ......... 137,217 72,655 209,872 433,444

1879

155,264.00 ........ . 147,192 97,435 226,627 .........

1880

150,789.00 . . . . . . .. 150,134 88,399 238,533 .........

1881 1882 1883
1884 1885

196,317.00 . . . . . . . . 272,754.00 ........ . 282,221.00 ......... 305,520.00 . . . . . . . . 502,115.00 ........ .

153,156 161,377 175,668
181,355 190,346

91,041 95,377 111,743 110,150 119,248

244,197 .........
256,432 .........
287,411 507,167 291,505 . . . . . . . . 309,594 .........

1886 1887 1888 1889 1890

312,292.00 . . . . . . . . 489,008.00 ........ . 330,113.00 . . . . . . . . 490,708.00 ........ .
638,656.00 . . .. . . . .

196,852 208,865
200,786 209,276 209,259

122,872 133,429
120,390 133,220 134,491

319,724 ......... 342,294 ......... 321,176 560,281
342,496 .........
343,750 ........ "

1891

935,611.00 ........ . 219,643 140,625 360,268 .........

1892

951,700.00 ........ . 225,350 145,506 370,856 .........

1893

1,021,512.00 ......... 233,295 157,293 390,588 604,971

1894

937,874.00 ........ . 260,084 169,401 429,496 .........

1895

1,266,707.00 ......... 253,516 170,260 423,786 . . . . . . . .

1896

1,161,052.00 ......... 266,991 179,180 446,171 . . . . . . . .

1897

1,169,945.00 ........ . 270,267 180,565 450,832 .........

1898

1,640,361.00 ......... ........ . . ........ 569,107 660,870

1899

1, 398 , 122. 00 ........ . ........ . . ........ 474,441 .........

1900

1,440,642.00 ........ . ........ . ........ . 484,385 .........

1901 1902
1903 1904 1905

1,505,127.00 ......... ........ . . ........ 1,615,052.00 ......... ........ . ........ . 1,538,955.00 ......... 300,596 201,418 1,591,471. 00 ......... 298,865 200,238 1 , 735 , 713 . 00 280,955 298,234 199,296

502,887 . . . . . . . . 439,784 . .......
502,014 703,133 499,103 . . . . . . . 488,520 . . . . . . . .

1906

1, 711 , 844 . 00 318,758 307,494 208,774 516,268 . . . . . . . .

1907

1,786,688.00 316,758 308,153 201,029 509,182 . . . . . . . .

1908

2,000,000.00 322,050 306,891 201,512 508,403 735,471

1909

2,250,000.00 357,710 316,315 213,038 547,912 .........

1910

2,250,000.00 346,376 334,994 220,800 555,794 . . . . . . . .

1911 1912 1913 1914 1915

2,500,000.00 2,550,000.00 2,550,000.00 2,550,000.00 2,550,000.00

352,059 357,243
380,749 401,713 422,788

342,129 348,571 360,554 375,261 385,167

222,942 222,659 230,254 239,783 240,687

565,071 ......... 571,230 ......... 590,808 795,484 615,044 ......... 625,854 . . . . . . . .

349

APPROPRIATIONS, CENSl;S, ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

Enrollment

Appropriation Attend- I

Census

_~

1_ !_ ance i White_ ~olored I Total

_

1916 1917 1918 1919 1920

1921 1922 1923 1924 1925

1926 1927 1928
1929 1930

1931 1932 1933
1934 1935

1936 1937

m

1937-38

1938-39

1939-40

1940--41 1941-42 1942-43
1943~44
1944--45

1945-46
1946~47
1947-48 1948-49 1949-50

1950--51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954--55

1955-56

1/> 2,700,000.00 543,157 405,658 254,890 660,548

.

2,700,000.00 459,167 414,572 263,531 678,103

.

3,200,000.00452,064418,246261,501679,749840,861

3,500,000.00467,081427,162261,958689,120

.

4,000,000.00515,147446,054277,023 723,077_

.

4,500,000.00 535,620' 4,250,000.00 543,163
4,250,000.00......... 4,500,000.00 544,307
4,502,000.00 489,586

456,403 470,242
445,892 252,840

273,061 225,242
257,674 241,961

729,464 745,435
703,570 694,545

. .
900,352 .
.

5,003,000.00 5,003,200.001 6,562,334.00 6,597,198.00
7,458,002.00

513,017 544,093 535,196 543,637' 549,062

451,814 467,049 468,375 471,821 479,813

7,537,271.00 7,037,970.27 6,987,032.40 7,123,921.01 7,392,073.46

577 ,353 580,979 589,297 595,692 580,691

483,528 487,464 503,424 489,188
477,832

241,903 253,038 246,019 251,184 257,942
267,869 270,366 278,053 270,408 263,338

692,907

.

720,087

.

714,394 867,995

723,005,

.

737, 7551'

.

751, 3971'

.

757,831 , ..... 781,477 869,727

759,596

.

741,170

.

4,369,661. 391 595,131 14,457,132.80 572,386 14,448,420.64 604,745
14,713,587.06 587,543

496,514 511,087
522,614 513,719

20,303,120.00 15,506,400.00 18,895,893.05 17,995,210.50 20,723,537.68

582,654
577,875 546,633 516,463 546,480

508,199 500,547 492,173 472,434 468,579

21,169,963.86 31,668,682.00
37,249,900.00 41,031,721.00 50,875,000.00

563,653 579,618
582,255 597,895 619,846

486,781 484,872
487,955 496,733 512,355

*51,652,945.85 86,863,804.00 93,842,967.00 95,153,704.60 104,919,418.72

628,186

637,529

671,016

705, 737,

712 678

1'

526,241 542,372
567,085 589,638 609,165

117,102,091. 35 747, 0121 626,680

276,090 278,424 284,908 266,199
274,730 260,288 265,043 256,023 249,629
259,111 261,427 255,246 255,273 257,606
261,339 263,871 267,151 274,123 283,302
290,585

772,613 789,511 807,522' 779,918
782,929 769,835 757,216 728,457 718,208
745,892 746,299 743,201 752,046 769,961
787,580 806,243 834,236 863,761 892,467
917,265

. . 809,157 .
. . . . 719,520
. . 808,000 . .
. . . . .
.

For the Years 1931 through the fiscal year 1939-40 the amounts shown include all appropriations made by the State for purposes of operating the public school
systems and include common school fund (or Seven Month School Law); vocational education; vocational rehabilitation; salaries of county school superintendents: operating cost of the Department of Education, and allocations for equalization and textbooks.
* Appropriations to the schools for the Deaf and the Blind were separate and in
addition to the amounts shown for the years prior to 1949-50.

350

LIST OF TABLES
351

LIST OF TABLES Table
I. Receipts-Boards of Education

Page 90-121

II. White and Negro Schools-Payments-Administration

122-213

III. White Schools-Transportation-1955-56

214-221

IV. Colored Schools-Transportation-1955-56

222-227

V. White Schools-Enrollment

228-233

VI. Colored Schools-Enrollment

234-239

VII. White Schools-Miscellaneous Information on Enrollment and

Attendance

240-247

VIII. Colored Schools-Miscellaneous Information on Enrollment and

Attendance

246-251

IX, White Schools-Teachers and Teachers' Certificates

252-257

X. Colored Schools-Teachers and Teachers' Certificates

258-263

XI. White Schools-According to Size

,

264-269

XII. Colored Schools-According to Size , . ,

270-275

XIII. White Schools-Non-Instructional Employees and Evening

Schools.. . . . . . . . . . . . .

"

, .. 276-281

XIV. Colored Schools-Non-Instructional Employees and Evening

Schools

, .282- 287

XV. White Schools-Libraries and Equipment

288-293

XVI. School Plant-White

294-299

XVII. Colored Schools-Libraries and Equipment .. ,

,

300-305

XVIII. School Plant-Colored

306-311

Summary Tables-1954-55

314-328

Summary Tables-1955-56

332-345

Summary and Comparison of School Transportation According

to the Type of Ownership .. , ,

346-348

352