Eighty-sixth and eighty-seventh annual reports of the Department of Education to the General Assembly of the State of Georgia for the biennium ending June 30, 1958 [1958]

REPORT ON GEORGIA SCHOOLS
STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION CLAUDE PURCELL Superintendent of Schools

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Part I

Superintendent's Letter

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Divisions:

Administration and Finance

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Internal Operations

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Vocational Rehabilitation

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Field Services

38

Instructional Materials and Library Service 42

Instruction

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Vocational Education

70

Negro Education

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and to Part II

Statistical Tables Summaries Index

100-373 374-415 416-417

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DR. CLAUDE PURCELL, State Superintendent of Schools and Executive Officer DR. M. D. COLLINS, State Superintendent of Schools Emeritus

Honorable H. W. Blount, Waynesboro

lst District

Honorable William T. Bod enhamer, Ty Ty . 2nd District Honorable Clarke W. Duncan, Buena Vista .__.._._ 3r d District Honorable James S. Peters, Manchester .... .. .dt h District

Honorable George P. Whitman, Jr., College Park,

Chairman ....__ ..

.. 5th District

Honorable Francis Shurling, WrightsviIIe .__..__ . 6th District

Honorable Henry Stewart, Cedartown...

Honorable Lonnie E. Sweat, Blackshear.

Mrs. Bruce Schaefer, Toccoa.

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._. ...._7t h District . 8th District
. 9th District

Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge, Athens.

lOth District

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION-Left to right, seated, Dr. M. D. Collins, State Superintendent of Schools Emeritus; Mrs. Bruce Schaefer, Toccoa; Honorable George P. Whitman, Jr., College Park, chairman; Honorable James S. Peters, Manchester, vice-chairman; Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge, Athens, and Dr. Claude Purcell, State Superintendent of Schools and Executive Officer; standing, left to right, Honorable W. T. Bodenhamer, Ty Ty; Honorable Lonnie E. Sweat, Blackshear; Honorable Henry A. Stewart, Sr., Cedartown; Honorable Henry W. Blount, Waynesboro; Honorable Clarke W. Duncan, Buena Vista, and Honorable Francis Shurling, Wrightsville.
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. . in our time, a new idea !

T - and recommendationsof the State Supe rintendent of Schools to the Governor of Georgia and to the General Assembly

Dr. Claude Purcell State Supt. of School s

To His Excellency, the Governor of Georgia and to the Members of the General Assembly of Georgia:
Th e la w of Georgia-specifically, Code Section 32-508requires that this report on the public schools be made to you. It is my pleasure and privilege to make it.
There are 415 pages in this report. It will take time to read and study. It cannot be read as quickly as your morning paper. It will not be as easy to digest as an evening TV program. You will have many other demands on your time. It will be hard for yo u to find enough minutes to sit down and fo llow this report to the end. But I thin k that it is as important a piece of information as is likely to come your way.
" . . . your constit ue nts look to you"
Nothing is t oda y more vital to our survival than the progress of our schools. You have been chosen as the lea ders of our people . Yours is much of the responsibility for the future of these schools. It is, therefore, our privilege to bring you in
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this report the facts and figures which you want in order that you may be well-informed and better able to make the vital decisions that your constituents look to you to make.
In other ages, it was considered enough if only the children of the rich, the socially elite, were educated. In our time, we have a new idea: that all children have a right to be educated. If we do not pay for their education, we are likely to have to pay for their ignorance, in crime, in delinquency, in mental misfits, and in social tensions.
n there are two things"
In any report on Georgia schools, there are two things to consider: 1. what progress they have made, and 2. what their needs for the future are.
In the two years that have passed since the last official report to you, one was under the leadership of Dr. M. D. Collins. On January 13, he retired after 25 years of nationally recognized eminence as state superintendent of schools. He was immediately appointed State Superintendent of Schools Emeritus for life by the Governor, in accordance with the law enacted by a recent General Assembly. The last year of the biennium was under the present State Superintendent of Schools.
n we have one purpose"
Everything that has been done-and everything that is being planned-for the schools of Georgia has been with one purpose: that Georgia children may learn. Unless there is quality instruction in the classroom, all our buildings and budgets, our libraries and laboratories and lunchrooms, avail us little.
Here are some of the things that have been done in the past two years, pointing toward more learning for Georgia's children:
1. The curriculum has been strengthened. Long before Sputnik was in orbit, we had moved to gear our science teaching to the new demands of the jet age. Science teachers attended workshops financed by local systems with state funds -$300 per teacher, payable after return to a Georgia classroom in the fall. They helped develop a science curriculum guide, being published in three sections, which is helping all Georgia science teachers to make their courses more meaningful. Some five hundred science and math teachers rev turned to college campuses last summer, with similar financing, to take content courses in these subjects. Others studied under grants from the National Science Foundation. We sent five to the Oak Ridge Institute for the summer. They returned to become our traveling teachers of science, and are now working, with equipped science station wagons, throughout Georgia. They are helping teachers with science courses. They are having a tremendous effect in stimulating interest of students in science.
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We bought four prints each of the physics and chemistry series of 162 half-hour film lessons, taught by two of the world's great science teachers. These are being used to good purpose in Georgia schools.
Mathematics and languages have been similarly stepped up. But we are mindful of the need of philosophers as well as scientists, historians as well as engineers, and we have not been panicked into an imbalance of our curriculum, and do not intend to be!
We now require 18 units, instead of 16 as formerly, for graduation from a Georgia high school. Accelerated courses for bright students, now in operation in many schools, add up to more than 18 units for many Georgia boys and girls.
" . . . finding our bright children"
2. A testing and guidance program has been expanded. Beginning with $55,000 authorized by the State Board of Education, we moved in 1957-1958 into our first statewide testing and guidance program. This year, we expanded this to $385,000. The purpose is not only to identify our bright children, but to find out what all children can learn and do, and to channel their abilities and aptitudes into courses that will help them to make the most of themselves. Many tests can be scored by machines. We have added foul' scoring machines to the Department, and we score tests free of charge. Teachers have been helped to understand the value of these tests and how to use them to good ends. Schools are moving toward more guidance counselors on their faculties. These counselors take the test results and use them as a basis for helping the children channel their abilities into courses of study and vocational areas at which they are best. (Sometimes the counselor is a teacher, assigned to part-time counseling.) The counselors work with the school staff, the students, and with parents in helping plan the best future for the child, thus developing our human resources to their utmost. Square pegs in round holes-human beings finding their life's work haphazardly and being frustrated, unhappy and unproductive in it-result in social tensions and in economic loss. The new testing and guidance programs help people find their best interests and abilities and seek careers where these can be most efficiently and happily put to use.
3. A new salary schedule for teachers has been set up. The average teacher salary in Georgia now is $3625. Beginning salary is $3000. It ranges upward-for qualifications and experience-to $4000. A new salary schedule-approved by the Board, but not yet financed-would begin at $3600 and go to $6000. Business people tell us that it will take such salaries to hold and attract more of the kind of teachers we want. There is informed thinking just now about some voluntary plan to set great incentives that would inspire teachers to reach toward goals of learning and teaching that will
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give Georgia eventually a teacher rating as high as any in the nation.
4. Our textbooks, films, and other materials for learning are increasingly effective. The Free Textbook Law, enacted in 1937, has proved its efficiency. The state buys books for the child for his 12 years of school for about $40 that would cost his parents to buy new, more than $200. It saves time and makes for efficiency in learning when all children get their books on the first day. In former years, half the school year had passed before some children had books to study. At a national convention in Oklahoma last year, Georgia's textbook program was rated number one in the nation. It has long been a fact that we have the world's largest 16 mm. educational film library. Experiments in a pilot closed circuit TV program are being carried on by the Department and a school to see what these possibilities are. Plans are also under way for the eventual establishment of a network of Georgia educational TV stations that would bring master teachers into classrooms to increase learning, and extend the effectiveness of the regular teacher.
The budget for this year provides a half million dollars. This will build one of the stations. A second station, already built at the university, will soon be ready for use. A third has been applied for, which another half million would build. These three would reach practically all Georgia schools. The cost of such television teaching is not prohibitive. These are not "entertainment" projects. They are designed to bring to Georgia children the best possible modern teaching.
5. The state's multimillion dollar building program has worked wonders with schools. Children enjoy going to the attractive, colorful new schools. These schools were built .at the low average cost of $7.50 per square foot. There are no "educational palaces" in Georgia, but there are scores of functional, up-to-date school buildings. Many replaced dilapidated structures. Some of the largest and most beautiful of Georgia's new schools are those for Negroes. The last three counties to get their building programs under way are all building now, and there is some new school structure in every one of Georgia's 159 counties.
This building program was planned only for the number of children in these local schools in 1951-52. Thousands of families have moved since then from rural to urban areas, creating acute problems for city schools. Moreover, more than 100,000 babies are born in Georgia each year-one about every five minutes. New families move in daily with incoming industry or federal projects. We have to provide more and more classrooms for all these children.
6. A full school day is being emphasized. School officials -both state and local-have cracked down on any laxity that may have resulted in short-changing students and taxpayers on the school day's length. The school year must be
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180 days. Local systems set their own holidays, but no matter how many they take, there must be 180 full school days on
their calendar. Each day must have a minimum of 5 V2 hours,
not counting recess or lunch. Many schools have longer days. Teachers work 190 days. They must report for work a week before school opens, for pre-planning, and work a post-planning week after school closes. Their year's salary, earned in 10 months' work, is simply divided for convenience into 12 payments. That gives them something to live on during the summer. But, they earn the money during the 10 months. It is a fallacy to think that the teacher is paid for two summer months in which she does not work. The money is already hers. She lets the state keep it, without interest, so that she can have it coming in during the summer. Many teachers go to colleges or workshops during the summer. Some travel and learn in that way. Superintendents and principals work all year. Summer is their time to find teachers, hire staff help, see about repainting, plan more efficient bus routes, and do many other necessary things to keep schools operating well.
7. Vocational Education takes on new dimension. We have Iaid out plans for vocational-technical schools that will be developed in certain centers to serve students in a large area. These are being jointly financed by state and local communities. Though they are of necessity located where industry provides jobs for those who get this training, they are planned to train youth both in these centers and from outlying rural areas who live near enough to come in on buses. These schools serve two purposes: they train the non-college youth for paying jobs, and they provide a source of labor for the state's incoming and expanding industries. Each school will have facilities and staff to train students for at least five jobs, and -at most schools-for more. When the new National Defense Education Act was passed (see details in this report), we already had under way a vocational education expansion plan that fit right into the specifications. This is not just more of the same kind of vocational education we have now-however good-but a whole new idea of such training. Twentythree school systems have already asked for such schools. Many groups, including school officials, board members, and local ..business leaders, have appeared before the State Board of Education to ask for these, most with their matching money ready.
8. New program added in Vocational Rehabilitation: Our program of Vocational Rehabilitation, which has often led the nation in the number of people restored to earning capacity, has been assigned an added program: determining the eligibility of people who file claims for social security before 65, on disability grounds. This was an Act of Congress, and necessitated our adding or shifting personnel to do this job. All of the added staff members are paid through federal
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funds, at no cost to the state. 9. National Defense Education Act offers matching funds:
The 85th Congress passed Public Law 864, designed to strengthen the nation's educational program, especially in the fields of mathematics, science, and languages. Long before this law was enacted, Georgia had moved to strengthen its own public school program in these areas, and in the setting up of area vocational-technical schools. The national law will give us help in doing what we had already begun to do. The federal money must be matched, most of it on a 5050 basis. (Federal loans to college students are on a 90-10 matching basis, and are handled through the colleges.)
The new law will bring into Georgia about 20 million dollars in the next four years, if it is matched, and the programs are developed to their fullest potential. Largest item is for providing equipment to strengthen the teaching of math, science, and foreign languages.
Finance (Current Appropriation)
As you know, for many years the General Assembly has made a lump sum appropriation for the public schools. These funds are budgeted by the State Board of Education. Legislators are sent copies of this budget.
The last Appropriations Act of the General Assembly provided, in the first section, the sum of $122,100,000. The Budget Commission has provided $23,510,000 under the second or contingent section of the Act. This is a total of $145,610,000 from state revenue. Other funds, including federal funds for vocational education and rehabilitation, made the total budget administered by the State Department of Education $151,277,599.70.
More than 98% of these funds are disbursed to the local school system. There they are used for such continuing items as teacher salaries (which take about 70 %), school transportation, maintenance and operation of the schools, free textbooks, and other such services.
All these funds are used for already established, recurring budget items. It takes this much, plus eight million dollars more, just to continue the services which we have now, and to maintain the merely quantitative aspects of our program.
To raise teacher salaries, which we must do to hold our good teachers and attract more first-rate teachers; to establish area vocational-technical schools to train Georgians for good-paying jobs in industry and to attract more industry into Georgia; to complete our school building program so that all children will be adequately housed; and to build a television station-for these purposes, we need more money, as outlined on the following pages.
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I wish to list the following school needs, in order of their importance. These items have been reviewed and approved by the State Board of Education. We recommend additional appropriations for these needs. Additional Funds Needed:
(1) Eight million dollars for the current financing of the Minimum Foundation Program of Education. This much is essential just to maintain the public school program as it is, to provide teachers for the normal increase in enrollment, and to pay teachers the normal upgradings in pay earned by higher qualifications or added years of experience.
(2) Five and a half million for teacher raises, toward the salary schedule approved by the State Board of Education. This will move the beginning salary from $3000 to $3100 and the top salary from $4000 to $4200.
(3) Six million to finance a 75 million dollar building completion program, to provide the 4000 classrooms still needed to adequately house Georgia's children. This can be financed through the State School Building Authority, with the annual re-occurring outlay of six million dollars.
(4) Three million for the establishment of the VocationalTechnical area schools. This is a non-recurring item in the budget. It will strengthen and support Georgia industry and train Georgians, both in the industrial centers where industry is located, and in the adjacent rural regions, for well-paid jobs. The local systems pay half the cost of these schools. Such a program of area trade schools will be repaid many times by the tax earnings of people who are thus enabled to get good jobs, and by industries that come into Georgia because they find here a plentiful source of well-trained labor. Local systems provide sites, pay half of the cost of equipment and buildings. State and Federal funds, coming to us under the new National Defense Education Act of the 85th Congress (Public Law 864) will pay the staff.
(5) One-half million for television. This is a non-recurring item in the budget. (Operating costs-about $250,000 a year for the three stations-would be a re-occurring budget item.) We already have funds for one station. This half million would build another. The station already built at the University of Georgia, and available for public school use from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., would make three. These three stations would reach practically all of the schools of Georgia. Later, the possible addition of a fourth would give us complete coverage, and make possible the use of educational television throughout the state, bringing the best teaching and the most effective audio-visual learning even to the remotest rural areas in Georgia.
I urgently request the appropriation of the funds set out above. Education is a paying investment, and in this demanding age, it is vital that we do everything possible to have public schools second to none in the nation or in the world.
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Our very survival depends on it. It will avail us little to have a state full of natural resources unless we develop to the utmost the human resources that can make the most of them.
Scholarships for Teachers
I recommend the activating of the recently approved constitutional amendment that makes permissible the use of state funds to finance scholarships for teachers who will teach in Georgia's schools.
We need more good teachers. Through the teacher recruitment program of the State Department of Education, more than 6000 Georgia high school and college students have joined the ranks of future teachers. Many of them need financial assistance if they are to get the education that will make of them the first-class teachers that we must have for Georgia's children.
Study Committee for School Laws
I recommend that a legislative committee be set up to work with the State Department of Education and the office of the Attorney General in a revision of the school laws. This is necessary because of the fact that these laws have not been revised in many years, and the language of some of the laws is inconsistent with that of other laws. Some of the passages are in actual conflict with others. These need to be made consistent. The committee would also study the need for any additional laws, and recommend these to the General Assembly at its next annual session.
Raising Qualifications for Superintendent
The present statute setting up qualifications for a person eligible to hold office as a county school superintendent was enacted in 1919. Superintendents themselves have requested that the law be changed to raise these requirements. I concur in their request. I recommend also raising the qualifications for the office of State Superintendent of Schools. Leadership in education is increasingly important, and it is vital that it be on a sound professional basis.
We have in times past been inclined to think we have done our whole duty by the schools when we have provided teachers and buildings and books. We know now that there are other things, intangibles that cost nothing and are priceless: a climate of learning in the homes that will make it easier for the child to learn, and a community attitude that recognizes and rewards scholastic excellence. Gone is the outmoded idea of ridiculing intelligence. People have realized that our very survival depends on our brain power. Georgia schools and communities now value the honor roll students as much as the football heroes.
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I believe, therefore, that our needs-tangible and intangible-can be summed up like this:
1. We must know what every child is like and what he can do.
2. We must provide him with a curriculum and facilities through which he can become an educated, useful person.
3. We must see that he has a teacher, well-prepared and intellectually alert, to teach him competently and to inspire him to learn.
4. We must provide available school buildings for all the children of Georgia, finishing the building program which has already done much for the progress of education here.
5. We must work together in Georgia to put a premium on educational excellence. We must search out, honor and reward creative teaching wherever we find it. We must encourage parents to provide encouragement for study at home, and to surround the child with a "climate of learning" that makes it p 0 s sib I e and desirable for him to study. We must work through our communities to see that scholastic achievement is noticed. Plato once said, "Whatever is honored in the community will be cultivated there." Georgia children have brains as good as those of any children anywhere. We must encourage and reward the use of these human resources. They are indispensable to our very survival.
I wish to express, for myself and my colleagues, our continuing appreciation for the invaluable support given to education by the Governor and the General Assembly. The Constitution wisely vests in you the responsibility for the schools. You are the representatives of the people, and in touch with their needs and their thinking. The gentlemen of the General Assembly have shown real statesmanship through the years in putting education in position of top priority. We feel that you must realize the big dividends this attitude has paid when you see that Georgia's present high standard of living has been brought about largely by the skill and achievements of those who were educated in our public schools.
Education is the big story in Georgia today. It is our best investment, our most vital concern.
Thank you for your interest in it, and your support of it.
Sincerely yours,
Claude Purcell State Superintendent of Schools
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PART I
. . . information about the schools in your county, too !
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0/ :J)illi3ion
Administration and Finance
Local School Budgets Allotments to School Systems School Census and Compulsory Attendance Law Pupil Transportation Statistical Services and IBM School Plant Services
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'", . . more dollars for education and more education for our dollars."
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ORGANIZATION
The Division of Administration and Finance is responsible for making all allotments to Georgia's public schools. This division 'also has responsibility for providing needed information and assistance to the superintendents and boards of education of the 198 school systems of the State.
The Minimum Foundation Program of Education is administered through this division, which is charged with the responsibility of assisting local school systems in every way possible in the successful operation of their schools under the law. Allotments of State funds for each system are computed according to the formulas provided in the Minimum Foundation Law.
The activities of the Division of Administration and Finance are these:
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 the compulsory school attendance law, and keeping of the school system attendance records.
4. Public school transportation. 5. Statistical information: collection, tabulation and pub-
lication as required by law. 6. School plant services. Because of the variety of responsibilities assigned to this division, its activities are divided among the following sections: Allotment, Audit and Statistical Services; Pupil Transportation; School Census and Attendance; and School Plant Services; and IBM.
Assistance to School Officials
Each of Georgia's 159 counties has a school system. In addition, there are 40 independent city systems, of which 39 are operating independently and one is operating through the county board of education by contract. Each of these 198 school systems has a wide variety of administrative problems which must be met. The Division of Administration and Finance offers consultative service to the superintendents and boards of education of these systems. The staff of the division receives frequent requests for information and advice on such matters as financial problems, employment of principals and teachers, interpretation of school laws, transportation problems, consolidation of schools, mergers of school system budgets, school bond issues and other problems of administration. Many school systems have contractual arrangements with other systems, and the Division of Administration and Finance has assisted in working out many of these.
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In the development of school building programs throughout the State, many school consolidations have been effected. The Division of Administration and Finance has worked closely with the school systems of the State in plans for these consolidations. The result is that the organizational pattern of the schools of the State has been greatly improved since the beginning of the State building program. In 1951-52, the year in which the State school building program began, there were 3290 schools in the State; in 1957-58 there were only 2119 schools in operation. Every child in the State now has access to a four-year high school with adequate facilities. MINIMUM FOUNDATION LAW
In 1951, the Minimum Foundation Program of Education Law was activated for Georgia Schools. Under the Minimum Foundation Program, the State allots teachers to local school systems on the basis of average daily attendance (known as
s
. . . Georgia's taxable wealth has doubled in the last 10 years.
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"A.D.A."). The amount required for their salaries is calculated in this division in accordance with the salary schedule approved by the State Board of Education.
In addition to allotments for teachers' salaries, this division sets up allotments of State funds for transportation, maintenance and operation, sick leave, and such administrative items as salaries and supplements for superintendents, visiting teachers and instructional supervisors.
Each school system files monthly requisitions with the Department showing changes in personnel and any other factors which might affect the payment of records maintained by IBM and painstaking office procedures. These requisitions, and the lists of teachers on which they are based, are carefully audited.
During the 1957-1958 school year 29,100 teachers were paid by the State. Based on this number of teachers, the Minimum Foundation Program also provided State funds for maintenance and operation and sick leave.
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT AND COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE
u. , many who once dropped out"
There were 217,130 more children enrolled in the schools of Georgia in 1957-1958 than were enrolled ten years before, in 1947-1948, As the trend in school enrollment has been upward, the holding power of the schools has also increased, so that many Georgia children who formerly dropped out of school in the lower grades are continuing into high school. The following is a chart showing the increase in enrollment and average daily attendance for 1957-1958 as compared with 1947-48:

ENROLLMENT 1947-48

ENROLLMENT 1957-58

GRADE

White

Kindergarten ___________ First Grade ____________
Second Grade __________ Third Grade ___________ Fourth Grade __________ Fifth Grade ____________ Sixth Grade ____________ Seventh Grade _________
tighth Grade __________ Ninth Grade ___________ Tenth Grade ___________
Eleventh Grade ________ Twelfth Grade _________

3,599 64,381
56,408 54,447 53,023 48,574 45,306
41,857 39,273 31,686 26,139 21,157
2,105

TOTAL _______________ 487,955

A.D.d. _______________ 385,576

Colored Total
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642 61,335 34,613 31,688 28,059
24,397 20,589 18,443 13,225 9,213
6,889 5,168
985

4,241 125,716
91,021 86,135 81,082 72,971
65,895 60,300 52,498 40,899 33,028 26,325
3,090

255,246 743,201

196,679 582,255

GRADE

White Colored Total
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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 ______________

7,881 71,457
66,180 66,972 67,350 69,486 59,542
51,404 1,160
51,268 48,251 38,762
29,822 24,751
108 198

3,094 41,847 37,202 35,496 33,789 31,258 27,645 23,995
661 21,495 18,475 13,392 9,726 7,324
420

10,975 113,304 103,382
102,468 101,139 100,744 87,187 75,399
1,821
72,763 66,726 52,154 39,548 32,075
108
618

TOTAL _______________ 654,592 305,819 960,411

A. D. A._______________ 534,918 236,041 770,959

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" . . . poverty and indifference are
not excuses"
Compulsory Attendance Law
In the structure of our society, the principal means of securing a universally educated citizenry is through school attendance. There is a significant correlation between the educational rating of a people and the standards of living and economic status existing in a state. Georgia's attendance law is outstanding and is so considered by leaders throughout the nation. The purpose of Georgia's law is to protect and help children. Compulsion alone is not always the need, and within itself is sometimes not sufficient. Therefore, this law makes possible specialized service concerned with removal of the causes for non-attendance, and promoting of conditions favorable to the child's normal development, adjustment, and regular attendance.
The Compulsory Attendance Law requires accurate pupil accounting and provides for a continuing census of children between the ages of 6 and 18. The law requires children between the ages of 7 and 16 to be enrolled in a public or private school and attend regularly. Those who are excused from this obligation are (l) children who finish high school before the 16th birthday, (2) children who are too physically handicapped to be able to attend school, and (3) children who are mentally incompetent.
Absences from school for such reasons as illness, death in the family or other providential reasons are legal. Poverty, indifference, ignorance or isolation are not acceptable excuses for keeping children from school. Today in Georgia every child is entitled to and should receive 12 years of school, experience.
Visiting Teacher Service
The focus of this service is on the individual child who needs special help in addition to, or different from, that which he can receive in the regular classroom, or principal office situation. This is a casework counseling service requiring special training. Casework is a skilled method of working with individuals. Visiting teachers work with individual children, their parents, school personnel, and others in determining causes for difficulty, and in making, as well as carrying out plans for appropriate handling of the situation.
Due to the role of the school in our society, it is in front line position to detect early symptoms of social and emotional
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problems. These problems, if not alleviated, develop into serious trouble for the individual and have adverse influence upon others. This is a preventive, as well as treatment service, in the school. Prevention pays higher returns than does later treatment of full-blown delinquency, mental illness, etc., therefore, this service concentrates on the elementary age school child. In the school year 1957-58, visiting teachers in 156 school systems worked with an average monthly case load of 9,568 children. As this service, which is still in the development stages, is understood more teachers and parents are referring children for casework. During this same school year, 52,010 referrals came from teachers, and 3,718 from parents. The more gratifying figure shows that in the same period, 2,604 children referred themselves for this type help.
The visiting teacher is a member of the local school system staff, and gives liaison service to help coordinate school and community service for the benefit of children. They refer appropriate cases to other agencies and in the year covered by this report, community agencies referred 2,574 cases to the visiting teacher as being best suited to deal with the problem.
Visiting teachers are in a strategic position in the school and community to know of existing resources, and to point out unmet needs to community leaders. They work in the school and with the home, bringing better understanding and promoting good relationship for the benefit of children. They made 86,100 home visits in 1957-58 to work with parents on school problems.
This service extends the arm of the school full length, and is evidence of an awareness of the great opportunity and responsibility of the school in its influence upon the whole child. It has been recognized as a favorable aid in prevention of juvenile delinquency and in promoting mental health. It helps conserve human resources by re-directing the energies and thinking of children. Far-seeing individuals have expressed their belief that professionally trained, competent visiting teachers in each school system would prove a great economy to the State in money and human resources.
PUPIL TRANSPORTATION.j
" . . . eleven times around the earth daily"
Georgia's pupil transportation story makes interesting reading. When the 1957-58 school year closed, 4,721 school buses
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were daily carrying 408,701 boys and girls to school and back home again. The number of pupils transported has increased by 161,798 pupils in the past eight years, and 72,496 pupils in the past four years. The increase in 1957-58 over the previous year was 12,517 pupils. Yet, only 41 % of the number enrolled in the schools were riding buses to school.
They Go 10.7 Times Daily "Around the Earth"
Mileage figures are amazing. The 4,721 buses traveled 48,505,029 miles. This averages nearly 11 times "around the earth each school day." Should the buses be placed bumper to bumper they would form a yellow line about 31 miles long.
The number of buses has increased 1,400 buses over the 1949-50 school term. There was an increase of 795 during the first four years of this period, and an increase of 605 buses during the last four years. The number of buses increased by 42 % during the eight-year period. However, it should be pointed out that the number of children transported during the eight-year period increased by 65.3 % and the mileage increase was 54 %.
Last school term 25,307,977 miles were traveled on unpaved roads, and 23,197,032 miles were traveled on paved
roads. So 52 % of the mileage was on unpaved roads and
48% was on paved roads. This points up one way operattng costs could be reduced, since statistics indicate that operating
costs are 26 % less on paved roads.
2Sc a mile, 9.1 c for a one way ticket"
School bus service was rendered for an operating cost of $12,456,597.01. This included depreciation of county owned equipment, salaries of drivers and mechanics, insurance, and is exclusive of the cost of any new equipment during the 1957-58 school term. The average cost per bus was $2,638.55, per child was $33.04, and per mile was 25 cents. It cost 9.1 cents one way per child per day during the school term.
It should be pointed out that $12,456,597.01 were spent for school bus operation, $8,183.86 for per diem in lieu of school bus transportation and $55,993.23 for transportation by cars and station wagons for a grand total of $12,520.774.10. There were 269 per diem students and 749 students transported by cars and station wagons.
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"; . . too many must stand"
The average bus service was 86.3 pupils per bus. There were 7,479 trips made which is equivalent to this number of buses. The per trip loading was 54.5 pupils. However, it is a well-known fact that many of our buses are overloaded and many pupils are compelled to stand.
The manufacturers' seat rating of our buses range from
24 to 96 passengers. Although 62 % of our buses have a seat rating of 48 passengers, 24 % have above and 14 % below
the 48 passenger rating. The following table indicates what has happened during
the past eight years:

Year
1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58

No. Buses
3,321 3,527 3,830 4,015 4,116 4,269 4,445 4,628 4,714

No. Trips
4,977 5,373 5,771 6,088 6,286 6,491 6,503 7,020 7,479

No. Miles Traveled Daily
(One Way) Total Per Bus
86,660 26.1 93,875 26.6 105,008 27.4 110,538 27.5 114,075 27.7 118,668 27.7 125,821.1 28.2 129,400 27.9 134,025 28.4

Children Transported
Daily Total Per Bus
246,903 74.3 263,415 74.6 290,560 75.9 317,992 79.2 336,205 81.7 356,721 83.5 371,202 83.5 396,184 85.6 408,701 86.8

Total Expenditures
Including Depreciatfon On County Owned Buses
$ 6,036,777.68 6,629,001.00 7,801,945.00 9,509,805.00 9,751,150.62 10,195,686.29
10,957,998.65 11,597,922.06 12,451,597.01

Who Owns the Buses?
There are three kinds of school bus ownership in the county school systems of Georgia. Some buses are owned by the county boards of education; some are owned by private individuals who drive their buses; and some are jointly owned by a private individual and the county boards of education.

. . . 11 times around the earth every day in mileage.
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There is a very definite trend toward county owned and operated school buses. The chief reasons for this trend are less operating costs and flexibility in changing routes. However, many of the more expensive privately and jointly owned programs have been liquidated in favor of county owned equipment, so the cost per bus for the three types of ownership are getting closer together.
The following table gives evidence of this trend:

Year
1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 Totals

County Ownership

Increase

Over

No.

Previous

Buses

Year

Private Ownership Joint Ownership

Increase

Increase

Over

Over

No. Previous No. Previous

Buses Year Buses Year

1,572

1,158

591

1,808 236 more 1,118 40 less 601 10 more

2,118 310 more 1,133 15 more 579 22 less

2,323 205 more 1,145 12 more 547 32 less

2,480 157 more 1,107 38 less 529 18 less

2,615 135 more 1,158 51 more 496 33 less

2,920 30.5 more 1,079 79 less 446 50 less

3,171 251 more 998 81 less 460 14 more

3,419 248 more 876122 less 426 34 less

1,847 more

282 less

165 less

Total Buses
3,321 3,527 3,830 4,015 4,116 4,269 4,445 4,629 4,721

Increase Over
Previous Year
206 more 303 more 185 more 101 more 153 more 176 more 184 more
92 more 1,400 more

There has been an increase of 117.6 % in county owned school buses, a decrease of 32.3 % in privately owned buses,
and a decrease of 39.3 % in jointly owned buses since 1949-50.
Over all there has been an increase of 42.1 % in the number

of buses. It is interesting to note there has been an increase

of 795 buses during the first four years of this period and an

increase of 605 buses during the second four years of -this

period.

The following table gives the comparative costs by ownership for the past nine years:

Year Ownership

1949-50

County Private Joint Total

No. Buses
1,572 1,158
591 3,321

Total Expenditures
$ 2,814,708.72 2,112,449.46 1,109,619.50
$ 6,036,777.68

Bus
$1,790.57 1,824.22 1,877.52 $1,817.75

Cost per Child
$22.89 25.85 26.28 $24.45

Mile
19.3 20.4 20.5 19.9

County 1,808 $ 3,359,953.00 $1,858.00 $23.99 19.2

1950-51 Private 1,118

2,189,435.00

1,958.00

26.90 20.8

Joint

601

1,079,275.00

1,795.00

25.96 18.6

Total

3,527 $ 6,628,663.00 $1,879.00 $25.20 19.6

County 2,118 $ 4,194,945.00 $1,980.61 $25.39 20.2

1951-52 Private 1,133

2,423,901.00

2,139.36

28.68 21.5

Joint

579

1,183,099.00

2,043.34

29.00 20.6

Total

3,830 $ 7,801,945.00 $2,037.06 $26.85 20.6

County 2,323 $ 5,099,274.00 $2,195.12 $27.00 22.2

1952-53 Private 1,145

2,983,729.00

2,605.87

33.82 26.1

Joint

547

1,426,802.00

2,608.41

34.84 26.4

Total

4,015 $ 9,509,805.00 $2,368.56 $29.91 23.9

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County 2,480 $ 5,509,732.28 $2,221.67 $25.89 22.2

1953-54 Private 1,107

2,875,239.62

2,597.33

34.76 26.0

Joint

529

1,366,178.72

2,582.57

33.69 26.1

Total

4,116 $ 9,751,150.62 $2,369.08 $29.00 23.7

County 2,615 $ 5,757,145.97 $2,201.58 $25.72 22.1

1954-55 Private 1,158

3,032,752.67

2,618.96

32.49 25.8

Joint

496

1,303,838.81

2,628.71

34.89 26.0

Total

4,269 $10,093,737.45 $2,364.42 $28.47 23.6

County 2,920 $ 6,852,291.38 $2,346.67 $28.61 23.4

1955-56 Private 1,079

2,854,217.60

2,645.24

34.34 25.0

Joint

446

1,154,862.83

2,589.37

35.38 30.7

Total

4,445 $10,857,622.48 $2,442.65 $30.56 24.4

County 3,170 $ 7,707,568.12 $2,431.40 $29.56 24.2

1956-57 Private 998

2,567,708.85

2,572.85

34.35 25.1

Joint

460

1,188,282.29

2,583.22

36.80 25.7

Total

4,628 $11,463,559.26 $2,477.00 $31.17 24.6

County 3,419 $ 8,809,344.26 $2,576.58

25.1

1957-58 Private 876

2,541,773.37

2,901.56

27.1

Joint

426

1,105,479.38

2,595.02

26.9

Total

4,721 $12,456,597.01 $2,638.55 $33.04 25.6

While there has been an increase of 45 % in the per bus cost during the past eight years over the 1949-50 cost, it is interesting to observe that the percentage of increase has been much less with county owned and operated buses. The percentage of increase per bus has been: County Ownership-43.7%, Private Ownership-58.9%, and Joint Owner-
ship-38.8 %.

Who Drives the Buses?

Of the 4,721 bus drivers, 163 are women. There were 53 student drivers, 79 teachers, and 25 other employees who drove school buses. Chatham and Fulton Counties have been very successful with women drivers. Last year 35 of Chatham County's 37 white drivers were women, and 23 of Fulton County's 65 white drivers were women.
Salaries of the 3,419 drivers of county owned buses amounted to $4,090,829.28. This is 46.4 % of the total maintenance and operating costs of county owned buses. The average salary for drivers of county owned buses was $1,196.49 for 10 months service.
About 125 counties have had pupil transportation survey, seeking to work out the most efficient, safe and economical bus routing arrangements and ways of operating their transportation systems. It is safe to say superintendents and county boards of education are saving over a million dollars per year by rearranging their bus routes and reducing the number of buses being operated by private and joint owners.

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Many Old Buses in Use
There are many old buses still transporting children to and from schools in Georgia. It is amazing to learn that about
48 o/c of Georgia school bus chassis are more than five years
of age. Using the average bus loading as a basis, the chassis over five years of age are transporting 195,329 children. It is estimated it would require over nine million dollars to replace this old equipment with new equipment.
It must be pointed out the safety of the pupils transported cannot be maintained with old equipment.
SCHOOL PLANT SERVICES
'", . . 14,254 classrooms have been built since 1951-52"
Approval of Plans for School Buildings
Code Section 32-909 provides that construction of all public school buildings must be according to the plans furnished by the county school authorities and the State Board of Education. The State Board of Education has interpreted this code section to require that plans for all school buildings in the state must be approved by the State Department of Education. Architects in the Office of School Plant Services review the plans at four stages during the preparation:
1. Preliminary plans 2. Large-scale drawings of specialized areas 3. A check set of final plans 4. Final plans and specifications
An engineer in the State Department of Public Health assigned to the Office of School Plant Services also reviews the plans to see that they meet standards established by the State Health Department.
By working with the architects at these four stages, it is possible for plans to be prepared to meet minimum standards and to include desirable features needed for a functional school building. Standards relating to sanitation, lighting, space allowance for special rooms, fire safety, type of construction, and other items requiring special consideration are checked carefully to insure compliance with these standards before final approval is given for construction.
During the biennium, 1956-1958, final approval has been given 240 sets of school building plans. In addition to these,
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the architects have worked with many others in the preliminary, large-scale drawings, and the check set stages.
The staff members including the architects make frequent visits to county and independent system superintendents to serve as consultants in selection of school sites, to advise on remodeling and building additions, and to help in determining whether old buildings should be abandoned.
The staff members of this office serve as consultants; aid in selection of committees; work on school system surveys, and make recommendations to system boards of education, based on such surveys, on school building planning to meet present and future needs. Surveys have been made in the following systems during the biennium: Appling County, Calhoun City, Cartersville City, Chatham County, Chattooga County, Crisp County, Dade County, Decatur County, Fannin County, Harris County, Henry County, Lowndes County, Lumpkin County, Meriwether County, Morgan County, Moultrie City, Muscogee County, Paulding County, Pickens County, Walker County, Whitfield County, and Worth County. The Area Representatives of the State Department of Education have assisted in the surveys conducted within their area.
Staff members in this office assist with building plans for State Trade schools, the Georgia School for the Deaf, and the Academy for the Blind. Consultative service has also been given to other divisions of the State Department of Education when requested.
Maintenance and care of school plants is an important problem for every school system. Staff members in the School Plant Service Office work with county and city superintendents and their custodial and maintenance personnel in training programs for these employees. Twenty-six custodial and maintenance clinics were held in 23 school systems during the biennium. These clinics have been well attended with as many as 150 custodial employees in some of the largest clinics. This service is available to all systems in the state. The clinic includes instruction and demonstration in the use of both custodial equipment and supplies.
Clinics for instruction in operation, maintenance, and controls used on heating systems were held in Millen and Americus. The school plant staff was assisted in these clinics by Mr. Frank Price of the Minneapolis-Honeywell Company and Mr. Douglas Felder of the Hartford Steam Boiler Manufacturing Company. The clinics were attended by school prin-
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cipals and heating staff employees of school systems in these

areas.

Federal Aid for Buildings

Nineteen proj ects for Federal funds for buildings under

Public Law 815 have been constructed at a cost of $2,750,566.

The following systems have received funds for buildings from

this source.

Cobb County, three projects

$569,250

Dougherty County, four projects_____

493,366

Houston County, two projects.c....

372,150

Liberty County, three projects

261,000

Muscogee County, five projects

828,900

Glynn County, one project______

134,550

Moultrie City, one project____________________ 91,350

School Building Program and Present Building Needs Since the State School Building Program started in 1951-52, 14,254 classrooms have been constructed. 10,776 were built by the State School Building Authority, 1,992 with local funds, and 1,486 with Federal funds under Public Law 815. Of the classrooms needed by school systems in 1951-52, 1,628 are still not built. They are either local responsibility or are needed in systems that did not use the State School Building Authority to meet the 1951-52 needs. Many of the school systems have had rapid growth since 1951-52 resulting in more building needs. A survey made in April, 1958, by asking each system superintendent to give the number of classrooms needed to accommodate the enrollment as of April, 1958, shows a need for 4,195 classrooms. Using the approximate average cost of $15,000 for a classroom, the present need for classrooms will require about $63,000,000 plus the cost of lunchrooms, administrative suites, and other necessary units in a school plant.
Other Services Several studies on subjects relating to building needs have been made during the biennium for committees of the State Board of Education and of the General Assembly. These were based on information tabulated from annual reports of the system superintendents and by questionnaires sent to system superintendents. The staff of this office has worked with architects and representatives of manufacturing companies in determining whether certain types of equipment and building materials meet minimum standards and has placed

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on the approved list those found to be desirable in the construction of school buildings.
The staff has accumulated much information relating to building and custodial problems and furnishes this in mimeographed form to those who are working on planning school buildings. IBM SERVICES
IBM equipment maintains records on school teachers and on payments to county and indep endent school systems of the State. This service a lso records data used in certification of teachers, prints teachers' certificates, and makes up monthly lists of teachers for all county and ind ependent systems. By IBM machines, certain department personnel payrollsalong with the salary checks which accompany them-are printed. For the Division of Vocational R ehabilitation, this service records case records and compiles reports. In connection with th e State-wid e testing program, the IBM service will record and tabulate t est scores for use at the State and local levels. In addition to th ese duti es, the IBM service tabulates statistics and records data for a ll Divisions of the Department as requested.
Marvin Griffin Classroom-Auditorium Build ing at the Georg ia School for th e Deaf, Cave Spr ing .
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01 :J)ivi:iion
Internal Operations
Central Accounting Personnel Office Office of Public Information Office Services (I.B.M., Multilith and Mimeograph
and Mail Service)
. . accurate records, available to the public.
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CENTRAL ACCOUNTING

" . . . records accurately kept"

The records in this office are so efficiently kept that they

have elicited commendation often from the state auditor.

W ell-kept records account for every dollar disbursed in the

vast operation through which the State Department of Edu-

cation carries out its responsibility to administer the public

school funds of Georgia.

Receipts and payments, necessitating thousands of detailed

records, are tabulated and handled by a well-trained, hard-

working staff under the able direction of one of the Depart-

ment's most efficient staff members.

These records and audits are available to the public at

any time.

PERSONNEL OFFICE
. . . courteous, efficient, wellinformed employees
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 cooperating 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
. . . tales out of school
It's the job of this office to keep the public informed about their schools. We do this with news stories, radio tapes, a television show, radio programs, a weekly newspaper column titled "Tales Out of School", and speakers. Almost daily and nightly, somebody from the State Department of Education is speaking to a Georgia PTA, civic club, church group, TV or radio audience, faculty meeting, or other organization. The Department's records are available at all times to the

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public and press. We seek to use every possible means of communication to help people understand what the schools are doing, how their money is being spent, and what they can do to strengthen the school program. Bulletins, like "To Answer Your Question", are printed to make information easy and available. The office also answers thousands of inquiries from people in and out of the State.
OFFICE SERVICES
. . accurate records
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, state-paid teacher's list monthly for all systems, and some department personnel payroll and checks; records case records for the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, and tabulates various statistics as requested.
. . savings in printing
Multilith and Mimeograph Bulletins, forms and pamphlets prepared for use or distribution by the Department of Education are printed in this office with the use of mimeograph and multilith machines. State Department of Education letterheads are also multilithed at a substantial saving in the cost of printing.
. the mail is heavy
Mail Service The mail service handles all in-coming and out-going mail for the State Department of Education. In accordance with recommendations of the Legislative Economy Committee, a folding machine has been provided in order to make possible more efficient handling of mail. Modern postage metering and addressing equipment have also been provided.
The girls' dormitory at South Georgia Trade School is typical of the modern structures going up throughout the State.
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:J)illiJion 0/
Vocational Rehabilitation
Vocational Rehabilitation Services School for the Blind School for the Deaf
\
( ~ : : '. J . .: ," I
)
. . a program that has 4 t imes led the whole nation.
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ORGAN IZATION
earnings raised from 2 to 13 million!
Georgia's Vocational Rehabilitation services reached a new high in the number of disabled civilians restored to jobs during the two-year period.
The figures were: 5,326 in fiscal 1956-57 and 5,518 in 1957-58 for a total of 10,844 in two years. This total represents an increase of 1,999 over the number rehabilitated during the previous biennium.
The average case cost (including administrative per rehabilitant was $533.88 (1956-57).
Only about 2,000 of the 10,844 rehabilitants were getting any wages when they applied for services, and they were in part-time, temporary or unsafe jobs, or threatened with discharge because of disabilities.
They were earning an estimated $2,506,053 a year. All were at work after receiving services, earning an estimated $13,428,556 annually. (These figures do not include the earnings of farmers and family workers, which were not estimated) .
Georgia continues to lead all states in this phase of education. However, there still remains a tremendous backlog of disabled men and women who need and deserve help to become self-supporting citizens. As of July 1, 1958, there were 6,042 cases on active rolls receiving services, and 8,012 applications pending.
Vocational Rehabilitation services are paid for from Fed-
eral and State funds-about 66% % Federal and 331;3 Jt State.
They include: (1) medical examinations; (2) surgery and treatment; (3) counsel and guidance : (4) hospitalization; (5) artificial appliances; (6) training; (7) maintenance in training, and (8) job placement.
With special grants from the Federal government, the division provided intensive service to several disability groups: epileptics, the blind on farms, and parents of children receiving (ADC) welfare grants. Other special projects-for the emotionally disturbed, the mentally ill and mentally retarded -have been organized.
Encouraging progress has been made in returning these seriously handicapped men and women to suitable jobs.
As of July 1, 1958, 458 epileptics had been referred to the two clinics; 207 had become seizure-free; 173 were employed;
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61 were in training and 21 were waiting for placement. Blind men and women from rural communities were aided
in developing farm enterprises such as poultry, hog and cattle production, and in training for greenhouse occupations.
At the end of the period, 44 had become self-supporting through farm projects and 18 had been placed on jobs in commercial greenhouses and nurseries. Eight were still in training. The greenhouse project training facilities are at the Georgia Academy for the Blind, Macon.
The ADC project-in cooperation with the Fulton County Welfare Department-had resulted in the rehabilitation of 70 disabled parents of dependent children at a cost of about $30 ,600. If these families had remained on welfare rolls until the youngest child reached 16 , they could have drawn an estimated $700,000 in public welfare grants.
The division is cooperating with the Public Health Department, the Welfare Department, hospitals and other agencies in programs for the mentally and emotionally ill and the mentally retarded. The rehabilitation plan for eligible persons in these disability groups includes vocational services with a suitable job as the goal.
The vending stand program for the blind, operated by the division and the Georgia Co-operative Services for the Blind, Inc., continues to grow. At the end of the period, 57 stands in public buildings, institutions and industries, provided fulltime employment for 73 blind persons who otherwise might be dependent upon welfare or charity. The gross volume of sales through these units, this year, will reach about $1,000,000.
This man, who has light perception in only one eye, was trained in greenhouse operations, and now operates his own nursery and broiler business.
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New projects, recently approved, will provide home training for the blind, and a wide range of optical aids, such as special telescopic lenses.
In this connection, it might be noted that, of the 5,518 persons rehabilitated in Georgia last year, 319 were blind. Georgia ranks near the top among states in rehabilitating blind persons.
The division was designated by the U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare to make disability determinations of persons covered under Social Security. The number of cases reviewed increased from 5,175 in 1955-56 to 11,015 in 1957-58. The number of determinations made increased from 3,730 to 11,730 during the same period. Under the law, every applicant for Social Security disability benefits must be referred to Vocational Rehabilitation for possible rehabilitation services.
In 9,784 cases, the Social Security benefits were "frozen" or allowed. It is estimated that $5,880,000 is being paid annually to these permanently disabled people in Georgia. The total cost of administering this program is paid out of Social Security funds.
SCHOOLS FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN
. . . ability, not disability, is what counts
Two state schools for handicapped students-the Georgia Academy for the Blind at Macon and the Georgia School for the Deaf at Cave Spring-are units of the Vocational Rehabilitation Division. Both schools are fully accredited.
The program at each school is coordinated with Vocational Rehabilitation services. As a result, a blind or deaf child, upon graduation, may be provided with advanced academic or technical training without loss of time.
Faculty members are carefully selected and must meet the minimum standards required for teachers in specialized education. They are required to attend summer school and seminars at least once in every three years to keep abreast of new methods and developments in their fields.
School for the Blind
. . . who dwell in darkness
For the first time in its history, the Georgia Academy for the Blind has adequate facilities for physical education and recreation activities at the Vineville avenue unit.
A modern building, costing about $360,000, was completed
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in Oct ober of 1958. This beautiful building has a gymnasium, with courts to be used for basketball, tennis, and shuffle board; an indoor swimming pool, bow ling alleys, and space for skating.
Th e structure was designated by the State Boar d of Education as t he P aul S. Barrett Memoria l Physical Ed ucation Building in honor of Dr . Paul Barrett who, until his death in 1955, was for 19 years State Director of Vocational Rehabilitation services. It was dedicated with appropriate ceremonies on Oct ob er 31, 1958, with Governor Marvin Griffin making the dedicatory address.
A well-rounded program of physical education and recreation, designed especially for vis ually-handicapped children, will be provided the students by a trained and experienced recreational director.
Ot h er maj or improveme nts at t he Aca dem y include a modern and adeq uate libr ary at t he schoo l for whit e ch ild ren, and a new building for the library and music department, fully equipped, at the school for Negroes. Both libraries have texts, and other books and magazines, in Braille.
The Academy offers to blind children, 6 to 21 years of age, the same academic courses found in the regu lar public elementary and high schools. Cultural courses inc lude piano, pipe organ, voice and choral work. Basic vocational courses such as piano-t uning, chair-caning, t yp ing, woodworking, the f undamentals of ho rticultur e, h ome economics an d crafts also are offered.
For ad miss ion to the Ac ademy, children must be residents of Georgia and mentally and physically capable of receiving
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The Paul S. Barrett Memorial Phy sical Educatio n Build ing at the Georgia Acad emy for th e Blind. Nomed for the late Dr. Paul Ba rrett who was State Director of Vocational Rehabilitation se rvice s for 19 years.
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instruction. Their character and habits must be such that they can be housed and taught with other children.
Enrollments for the 1958-59 term were: at the school for

white children 103; at the Negro school 102. For three years the facilities at the Academy have been
used during the summer months as an adjustment center for blind adults. Men and women who lost their vision after maturity are taught self-care, activities of daily living, unaided travel, home gardening, simple mechanics, typing and Braille.

Enrollments at the center average 25 trainees.

School for the Deaf

. . . children out of the silence
The new classroom-auditorium building on the campus for

white children at the Georgia School for the Deaf was dedi-

cated with colorful ceremonies on Nevember 22, 1957. Governor Marvin Griffin was the principal speaker.
Designated by the State Board of Education as the Marvin Griffin Building, the modern structure has 13 classrooms, auditorium, library, science laboratory, sound-proof testing rooms, conference room and principal's office.
Constructed at a cost of about $375,000, it occupies the site of the old Connor building, erected in 1885. The classrooms

are equipped with group hearing aids for the use of children who have any residual hearing, and with full-length mirrors for use in speech training.

The auditorium has seats for 526 people, a motion picture proj ection room, stage, and storage space for costumes.

Other major improvements on this campus include an addi-

tion to the print shop, and repairs to dormitories, cold storage

plant and other buildings. Building improvements on the

campus for Negro children include an addition to the girl's

dormitory accommodating about 45 students; construction

of vocational building for beauty culture and masonry classes,

a new laundry, and building for storing equipment and ma-

chinery.

,

For the 1958-59 term the total enrollment was 408 (265 white students and 143 Negroes) representing some increases in both divisions over previous years.

Children between the ages of 6 and 21, who have hearing

deficiencies which prevent them from being satisfactorily taught in regular public schools, may enroll at the Georgia School for the Deaf. They must meet the same standards of character and habits as applicants to the School for the Blind.

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01 :J)iflijion
Field Services
Area Staff Services to Schools GED Tests and High School Equivalency Certificates Surplus Properties Program
(This program was transferred to another division in the fall of 1958. See the report.) Assistance with Accreditation of Elementary and Secondary Schools
f
/
I
. for those who did not finish high school, a test.
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PURPOSE AND PLAN OF ORGANIZATION
There are 198 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. Three men, serving the northern, middle, and southern sections of the state, respectively, devote full time to problems related to attendance records and reports.
Personnel of the Division
There are, in addition to a director, nine area men, three attendance accountants, three full-time secretaries, and eight half-time secretaries who work primarily with general education problems. For the Surplus Properties Program there are a chief, an assistant chief, one warehouseman, eight storekeepers, four procurement officers, one accountant, six clerical workers, and fourteen maintenance laborers.

men near by to help with school problems

for Georgia, more educational testing centers more accessible surplus properties warehouses

- Calhoun - Gainesville
* Snellville ' \

- Atlanta

""

Zebulon -

- Thomson
* Sparta
Statesboro -

- Americus

- Ochlochnee - Waycross

Clarkesville

- - Rome
.*. -- Atlanta

Athen~ s

-

- _G_riffin Augu-sta

Carrollton Macon

- Columbus

* Swainsboro

Mt. V~::annn:h!

*- Ame~cus

,_

Moultrie _ Waycross Brunswick

- Where area representatives are located
* Where attendance accountants are located

- Where educational testing centers are located
* Where surplus properties
warehouses are located
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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 and to accrediting agen-
cies on the school and its work and program. 4. Helping them with record keeping. 5. Recommending teacher allotments, and reporting over-
crowded 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. 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 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. Encouraging participation in the Surplus Properties Program.
GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT TESTS
. . . for those who did not finish high school"
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 Development Tests may be given there to persons over 20 who did not get to finish high school. By this means citizens of Georgia may be granted what is called a State High School Equivalency Certificate. For most practical purposes, this serves them as high school diplomas. They are listed in the next federal census as high school graduates.
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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.

SURPLUS PROPERTIES PROGRAM
" . . . from tacks to tractors"
(These services have been transferred to the

Division of Instructional Materials)

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, hospitals and Civil Defense Units.

The value of the property handled during the last fiscal

year was:

Total Value of

Property Delivered Service Charge

Educational Institutions $3,585,052.36 $183,561.83

Health Institutions

435,640.56

26,599.51

Civil Defense Units

1,338,107.07

37,491.82

$5,358,799.99 $247,653.16 The main warehouse at which surplus properties may be obtained by schools is located at 200 Walker Street in Atlanta. In order to make this service more available in all sections of the State, branch warehouses have been opened in Americus and in Swainsboro. The warehouse in Americus is located on the campus of the South Georgia Trade and Vocational School. The one in Swainsboro is at the 4-H Club Fair Building. Only persons authorized by their respective system superintendents and having cards signed by the superintendents may get this property for schools. The directors of hospitals and iocal Civil Defense Units designate and issue cards to persons authorized to secure surplus properties. 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 5 %-.
The service has been of much help to schools. It could be of more help since the warehouses are easier to get to.
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0/ :J)ifli:Jion
Instructional Materials and Library Service
Free Textbook Program Library Services
School Libraries Public Libraries Library for the Blind Audio-Visual Program
'I
more science and math books for a jet age.
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FREE TEXTBOOK PROGRAM
The free textbook program operates for the benefit of the children of Georgia and 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 Are Textbooks 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. Georgia has provided free textbooks since 1937. Books cost more now. Paper and labor costs have gone up. Yet under this plan, they cost much less than they would cost parents who bought each set directly. By providing the textbooks, the State is able to distribute them economically, to have them wherever they are needed, and to pass them along year by year to other students. More students are in school now. That is another reason why it costs more to provide books. The cost of the program is still surprisingly low; about one and seven-tenths cents per pupil per school day, net of .34 cents per pupil per school month. If book prices remain what they are now, the present allotment for textbooks will almost meet current book needs.
LIBRARY SERVICES
The staff of trained librarians gives advice and assistance on the organization and administration of school and public libraries, selection and use of library materials, the planning of buildings and library quarters; information on the design, cost and operation of bookmobiles and on other problems related to the library program. Librarians, library boards and school officials continue to make more requests for visits than can be filled by the present staff.
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School Libraries
Financial Aid The state school library matching fund, allocated on the basis of the number of state-paid white and Negro teachers employed by a school system, continues to grow in proportion to the increase in teacher allotment. The state now spends approximately $465,000 each year on school library materials. 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. Increased emphasis in such areas as science, mathematics, modern foreign languages and special programs for the gifted child demand a quantity and variety of materials that many school libraries are not financially able to furnish. The need for more library materials is greatest in many of the newly constructed elementary and high schools.
Elementary Libraries
The greatest expansion in school library service has been in the elementary field. There are now 684 central elementary libraries in Georgia and this number is increasing at the rate of 50 - 60 each year. Some highly-qualified high school librarians have been employed on a twelve months' basis to organize the elementary library collections in their respective school systems during the summer and to give consultative help to these schools during the regular school year. The work of these librarians and of staff members in many of the regional public libraries has provided helpful professional guidance for many of the elementary schools.
Personnel
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 school librarians.
The state library staff is not responsible for maintaining records of vacancies or for supplying names of people to fill vacancies in school libraries, but it does give as much assistance as possible to school administrators who seek this help.
Library Education Program
The state library staff plans and conducts clinics, institutes, workshops and conferences designed to help untrained, or partially trained, local personnel to improve elementary and
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Attractive library quarters have been provided in new schools under the construction program of the State School Building Authority, but there is still a need for adequately trained library personnel.
high school library programs. The staff partic ipat es in county and r egi on al in-servic e education programs f or t each ers concerned wit h the better use of library materials and serves on school eva luat ion committees. Exhibit loans of n ew materials are ava ila ble on r equ est. Book lists, bibliographies and guid es are produced and distributed to th e librarians.
Student Assistants
The student library as sistants, white and Negro, have deve loped statewide organizations . Members of the State library staff serve as con sultants to th ese groups.
Public Libraries
" . . . four new regional libraries"
Public library servic e has been greatly improved and expand ed during this bi ennium. A majority of the counties in the State have continu ed to qu ali fy for St ate aid f unds for the purchase of library materials. Onl y on e county in th e State is now with out free publi c library service, and onl y 5 out of the 159 counties f aile d to qualify for State f unds f or materials in th e past ye ar .
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More libraries are meeting the requirements for personnel by securing the services of professional librarians. This has been accomplished by two or more counties pooling their resources to organize a regional or mu lti-county libr a ry.
Four new regional libraries have been organized during this biennium while 20 other counties have joined a neighboring regional library, giving a total of 33 regional library systems serving 101 counties. This record of cooperative libr a r y service through regional systems is unsurpassed by any other

state.

Bookmobiles

to th e remotest corner of rural Georg ia "
Fifty-four locally owned and operated bookmobiles serving 106 counties have made regula rly scheduled visits to r ural schools and communities, stopping at branch libraries, country stores and homes to lea ve books for rural chi ldren and adults. The state's two demonstration bookmobiles have served to stim ulate interest in good modern library service.

Bookmobiles ma king regularly scheduled vis its to rural schools and communiti es have stimulated inte rest in good mod ern library ser vice .
Financial Support
" 92c per Georgian"
The total operating income, not including funds for new buildings or for new bookmobiles, provided from all sources
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for 117 public municipal, county and regional libraries in 158 counties in the year 1957, reached $3,172,947.60. This amount represents only $0.92 per capita for public library service, which is far below national standards and the per capita expenditure for public library service in other sections of the country.
Federal Funds Federal funds in the amount of $40,000 in 1957 and $149,159 in 1958 have been matched by State funds under the Library Services Act passed by the Congress in 1956. In accordance with the Act, these funds have been used for the improvement and extension of rural library service under the overall State library plan. All Federal funds have been used for the purchase of materials selected by local librarians and professional members of the State staff.
Ultimate Goal of the Program
" . . . a network of regional libraries"
The ultimate goal of the public library program is to organize all 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 $579,713.07 over the preceding biennium. Increased local interest is also reflected in the additional amounts of local public and private funds spent for the construction of 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. Librarians from every library in the State which has qualified for State aid funds during this biennium have 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 dubs sponsored by the local public libraries and the State Department of Education.
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GEORGIA PUBLIC LIBRARY SERVICE 1958

Regional library systems receiving state aid

County library systems receiving state aid

Municipal public libraries

NOT receiving state aid

o

County without library service

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Lending Service
" . . . packages of books to all parts of Georgia"
The establishment of more regional library systems and the expansion of library programs in all counties continues to widen the extent and scope of Readers Services. This service includes the reference and special information service through which libraries receive assistance in filling requests from patrons for materials which are not in local library book collections. The service also provides large group loans of books needed by libraries to supplement their book collections for new and expanded services.
During this biennium 101,634 books and other printed materials have been sent out through Readers Services to other libraries upon request, to be circulated to thousands of Georgia citizens by the local libraries receiving them.
Packages of books have gone out daily to all parts of the State. A steady increase in the amount of reference service and the number of requests for more and more information on special subjects indicate that serious readers are using their local libraries extensively for such purposes. Every effort is made through the use of all available facilities to provide all information needed to meet requests of this kind. Large group loans of 100 to 1,000 or more books make it possible for regional libraries to give supplementary service immediately to new schools and new public library branches. Notable among the services to special groups have been the loans made to workshops for teachers as well as to similar adult study groups.
Book Collection The book collection at the State office totals 88,424 volumes, including 18,656 new books added since the last report. The books are supplemented by files of magazines, pamphlets, clippings and other printed materials.
State Catalog Service The catalog cards prepared and distributed to libraries during the biennium increased from 15,700 sets per month to 22,217 sets per month. These cards were used in indexing the book collections. This aid which the State gave in technical work provided librarians with more time for service to the library users. The cards were sent to 937 individual schools, 1 county school system, 45 county libraries, and to 30 regional libraries.
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Public Library Film Service
" . . . libraries have films, too"
The collection of 16 mm films which has been developed for the use of public libraries over the State continued to grow in size and usefulness during the biennium. This central collection, serving all public library systems of the State which wish to make use of it, reflects the modern trend in library service of providing all types of material to serve the educational and recreational needs of patrons. Organized in 1951, it now numbers 542 prints of 368 carefully selected titles. Additions are made each year after a program of previewing available titles and consideration of the needs expressed by the several libraries.
During the period from September 1957 through June 1958 a total of 28 library systems used the film collection. From this collection, 687 films were borrowed for loan to groups and for showings in library-sponsored programs. As more facilities and equipment become available, it is expected that use of this service will increase still further.
Library for the Blind
" . . . for 2,000 blind readers in Georgia"
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 Wdh the Wind. The U. S. Government in 1957 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 1957
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to help work out plans for more widespread use of the Library for the Blind.
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 6th year of its operation under the Board-the Library distributed 42,816 talking books and 12,820 Braille books and magazines, totaling $55,636.
AUDIO-VISUAL SERVICE November 18, 1958 was the eleventh anniversary of the
first shipment of films from the audio-visual service to Georgia schools. Eleven years ago, 325 schools used approximately 10,000 films during the balance of the school year. The starting collection consisted of 660 film titles with 1,200 prints of these films available. The growth of the film library and its acceptance by Georgia teachers has been nothing short of phenomenal.
During the school year 1957-58, a total of 1,376 Georgia schools booked and used from the film libraries 224,707 films. In addition to this, it is estimated that the local film libraries, which the Department of Education has subsidized with matching funds, booked and had used approximately 75,000 additional films. More than 300,000 films were booked and used by Georgia schools during the past school year. At a fair average rental value, this would mean that Georgia schools used approximately $900,000 worth of films.
During the summer of 1958, a total of 289 new films have been added to the collection and a new film catalog is now being published, listing a total of 4,092 film titles. The inventory of films at the beginning of the 1958-59 school term is 41,359 films, making the largest single collection of 16 mm educational sound films for educational purposes in the nation.
The audio-visual service also has a larger number of prerecorded educational tapes than any other state. The collection consists of more than 5,000 tapes, covering the entire curriculum. A large number of schools are participating in the tape program and the number of tape recorders in Georgia schools is increasing each year.
The audio-visual matching fund was continued and a total of 59 county and independent systems have taken advantage of these funds to start local audio-visual centers.
The above features give Georgia the best balanced audiovisual program to be found in the entire nation.
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0/ '2)iuidion
Instruction
Curriculum Development Alcohol Education Health and Physical Education Driver Education Television Instructional Supervision Program in Elementary Education Audio-Visual Education Exceptional Children Guidance, Counseling and Testing Teacher Certification Teacher Education Teacher Recruitment

,
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Georgia's school curriculum is being strengthened in math and science by scholarships for teachers, summer workshops, a new curriculum guide, and teachers who studied at Oak Ridge.
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CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
" . . . a curriculum stepped up for a jet age"
Recognizing the need for strengthening the school curriculum in a technical age, the State Board of Education has raised to 18 the number of units for high school graduation. In addition, the minimum course offerings have been extended, particularly in the fields of science, mathematics, and foreign language. These regulations have been implemented through Department of Education activities, workshops and professional committees.
A science workshop, held at Emory University in the summers of 1957 and 1958, is developing teaching materials in science which are being published soon. These practical materials will be of value to teachers at all grade levels. Further emphasis has been given this area by the employment of a Science Consultant. A noticeable improvement in course offerings, teaching methods and material and student interest is already evident. Review and enrichment courses in science and mathematics were provided for 628 teachers by summer school scholarships in 1958 by the State Board of Education.
More effective consultative service can be rendered now by the department with the addition of qualified staff members in the areas of adult education, foreign language, music and art. As a result, curriculum development for the total school program will be possible to a greater degree than heretofore.
ALCOHOL EDUCATION The State Department of Education sponsors workshops in
alcohol education each summer at the University of Georgia for white teachers and at Atlanta University for Negro teachers. In 1957, 24 white teachers and 40 Negro teachers attended these workshops. They were given the opportunity to learn the facts about alcohol and how it affects people. They learned methods and techniques for teaching alcohol education. They prepared units to use in teaching the boys and girls in their classes. In addition to the workshops, six extension classes were held with 90 white teachers in attendance.
In this atomic age in which we live, with its frustrations, pressures and tensions, it becomes more and more necessary that we teach the effects of alcohol and help people to live with these pressures without resorting to drink for relief.
The State Department of Education allocates a staff person to organize these workshops and extension classes and also to work with the teachers and attend them.
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more math and science"

Our Revised Curriculum:

Required of Hi. School Students 1957-1958

English

_

Social Studies (Including

U.S. History & Govt.) __

Biology (Including

Human Biology __ _

Mathematics

_

Science or Mathematics..

Chemistry

_

Physics

_

3 Years
3 Years
1 Year 1 Year 1 Year

Foreign Languages _ Vocational Subjects

Health-one year unless

given in 8th grade _

x

Algebra _ _

_

Required of Hi. Schools to be offered 1958-1959
4 Years
3 Years
1 Year 2 Years
1 Year 1 Year 2 Years
Must be Offered
x

Required of Students
If qualified 1960-1961
3 Years 3 Years 1 Year
1 Year 1 Year
x 2 Years

Totals :_______

9

Electives _

__

9

Total for Graduation: __

18

At least 15 11 7
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HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
" . . . learning how to be healthy"
The following figures give a quantitative picture of the health and physical education programs in the State of Georgia during the last two years:
1. In 1956-57, 939t of Georgia high schools required health
instruction and 56 % required physical education.
2. In 1957-58, all Georgia high schools required health instruction and two-thirds required some physical edu.cation,
During the summer of 1957, the State Board of Education permitted Georgia high schools to teach the year of required health instruction in the 8th grade as well as in Grades 9 - 12. During the summer of 1958, the State Board of Education interpreted the state physical education law as applying only to Grades 1 - 8, thus, causing physical education in Grades 9 - 12 to become an elective.
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The State Department of Education has provided consultative services in this area. Members of the Division of Instruction have served as consultants in various local and regional meetings concerned with health and physical education.
Outdoor education has been encouraged and promoted in the state of Georgia. During the fall of 1956, an Outdoor Education Workshop for the Southern Region was held at Rock Eagle, Georgia. As a follow-up to this regional meeting, the State of Georgia held its own Outdoor Education Workshop at Rock Eagle during the fall of 1957.
During the spring of 1958, assistance was given in planning and conducting the Governor's Conference on Youth Fitness held at the Center for Continuing Education, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia. Also, encouragement and assistance has been given the Georgia Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations in their Continuous Health Supervision Proj ect.

DRIVER EDUCATION
" . . . learning a vital thing: how to stay alive"
During the 1956-57 school year, 155 high schools in Georgia provided classes in driver education, enrolling 7,334 students. During 1957-58, the program grew to the point that 192 high schools in Georgia were teaching driver education to 9,708 students. A more detailed breakdown of the above figures is below:

Year

Classroom and Behind-the-Wheel Schools - Students

Classroom Only

Schools

Students

1956-57 1957-58

130

6593

25

164

8602

28

741 1106

The State Department of Education provides a staff member who devotes one-half of his time to promoting and coordinating driver education and general safety programs in Georgia public schools.
TELEVISION
" . . . an exciting new way to learn"
The Department of Education has either televised or supervised more than 275 television programs during the school year. While the majority of these programs were demonstrations presented to depict the classroom activities of the school
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systems in the coverage of Channel 11, WLW-A, there were also weekly programs defining the various functions of the State Department of Education.
The school systems participating in the School Days broadcast literally moved whole classrooms-teachers and pupilsto the studio where the teachers taught as they do in the classrooms. These classroom activities included reading, writing, arithmetic, spelling, science, history, geography, civics, algebra, geometry, homemaking, education for exceptional children, agriculture, trade education, Spanish, French, music, band, thrift clubs and physical education. These subjects were presented at all grade levels, 1-12.
The Office of Information presented a series of programs to inform the taxpayers of the many services rendered by the Divisions of the Department of Education. For example, Vocational Education through dramatization, panels, reports and demonstrations explained the specific activities in which it engages throughout the State. The Division of Instruction explained supervision of classroom instruction, curriculum, education for exceptional children, and its other responsibilities which promote good classroom practices. This Division has coordinated the total television program for the past six years as it has been televised over WLW-A. The public service provided by this television station is greatly appreciated by the State Department of Education.
In addition to the above, the Division of Instruction has sponsored direct teaching. Public school music was taught to more than 4,000 children of the middle grades by a music supervisor from a local system. The superintendent of that system gave the teacher released time from her supervisory duties to prepare these telecasts. He felt that she would reach more teachers and pupils in his system in this manner than in any other way.
The Department sponsored a five-weeks' intensive workshop for teachers during the summer. The teachers, who were selected by their superintendents, will teach over the commercial stations in their local cities during the coming year. These stations in Augusta, Columbus, and Savannah are giving one-half hour daily as a public service. This time in teaching will serve to orient us to the business of education by way of television. All systems served by the stations are invited to participate.
Other workshops for and with instructional supervisors
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. . the quality of education depends upon the quality of the teacher in the classroom.
were held at WLW-A under the leadership of the Television Coordinator in the Division of Instruction.
The Director of the Office of Information reviewed famous literary masterpieces during the summer series. Children's literature was also dramatized once each week in a series called "Guess Who."
The closed-circuit installation financed by the Department for laboratory purposes in a local school of 28 teachers has been completed and is in operation. This school was used by the Department to demonstrate education by way of closedcircuit television.
A State survey for the installation of a State network of educational television is nearing completion. Applications are already before FCC for permits to construct stations at Waycross and in the vicinity of Savannah. Others will be forthcoming very soon. The Governor has appropriated one-half million dollars for the construction at Waycross. An Engineering Consultant is working with the State Coordinator of Education and the Department in toto to develop the network.
INSTRUCTIONAL SUPERVISION
" . . . to build a better curriculum. help from an instructional supervisor"
The demand for instructional supervisors continues to exceed the supply. This year there are seven intern supervisors
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entering the profession. Seven others could have easily been placed if they could have been recruited.
In 1957-58, there were 88 State allotted supervisors serving 95 systems. In 1958-59 there are 92 State allotted supervisors serving 98 systems.
There are a number of special and general supervisors employed locally in many of the larger school systems.
We lose supervisors each year to more remunerative positions, as-college teaching, principalships, educational consultants for book companies, and the like.
It is difficult to attract good teachers into instructional supervision because the job of coordinating educational services within a system demands such a wide variety of abilities, long hours, and at least one year and a summer school above a Masters Degree before the SV5 Certificate can be obtained. The salary difference between the maximum teacher's or principal's salary (with local supplement) or that of an educational consultant with a commercial concern, and the maximum salary of the instructional supervisor is such as to discourage entering the field of general supervision.
The supervisors are organized on both a State and regional basis. The State organization is known as the Georgia Department of Instructional Supervision, and is a Department of the G.E.A. As a State organization, it holds an annual conference.
The regional groups hold regular in-service study meetings as a means of continuing professional growth. Consultants from the Department of Education meet with these groups from time to time.
A number of the supervisors have completed a sixth year of study above their SV5 Certificate. Four of the State allotted supervisors have obtained their Doctors Degrees. Others are working toward such degrees.
Approximately 50 % of the systems are presently served by
supervisors. It is estimated that by combining smaller systems or services within systems it is possible to extend these services to all systems in the State with a total of 124 supervisors, if the same policy of allotting supervisors is maintained.
PROGRAM IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
The State Department of Education, through the State Elementary Committee, works in cooperation with the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools promoting the
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program for the improvement of elementary education. The State Committee is concerned with the improvement
of instruction in all systems. Participating membership in the Southern Association is optional. In .1957-58, fifty-seven systems were participating members. October 15 is the deadline date for renewing membership. Already some systems that have never entered this program before have joined this year. Elementary schools are encouraged to:
Initiate or continue a school improvement program. Share promising practices with other systems. Help provide materials for and suggest revisions of state
and regional publications. Furnish personnel to work with the State committee in
developing needed professional materials. Send representatives to State and regional conferences and
workshops Cooperate in regional studies and projects. Under the inspiration and leadership of the State Elementary Committee, many elementary schools have activated school improvement programs and have engaged in organized evaluative studies. The Southern Association, at its fall conference, will consider the proposal made by the Central Committee for Elementary Schools, to accredit elementary schools in the southern states, thus giving elementary education the recognition it deserves and is long overdue. To improve the quality of education all groups and agencies must recognize the importance of working together for consistent improvement at all levels-kindergarten through college. The South recognizes this and is the first region in the nation to take this forward step. Consultative services to in-service education groups are provided to elementary schools through the Division of Instruction, on request from superintendents and supervisors. An annual workshop in elementary education is held at Rock Eagle. Regional conferences have been requested. Plans are being made for having these conferences during the winter quarter.
AUDIO-VISUAL EDUCATION All instructional materials are included in the term audio-
visual materials. The special services provided in this area are: helping city and county school systems, individual school faculties and individual teachers in the use of instructional
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materials; participating in professional conferences as a resource person and for personal professional growth; pre-viewing and evaluating educational films for purchase by the State film libraries; advising county or school systems which participate in the audio-visual matching fund for establishing and maintaining local audio-visual libraries; consulting with community groups and agencies which are working with schools in this improvement program; continuous cooperation with the instructional supervisors as they work in their respective systems and in regional groups on local and state school problems.

EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN

" . . . for the child who needs something more"

Progress has been made in Georgia's educational program

for exceptional children. The following table shows the per-

centage of Georgia's children who are exceptional when na-

tional statistics are applied to the total number of Georgia's

school age children. The number of teachers and the number

of children served in 1957-58 is indicated.

Type of Handicap

Percentage

Speech Correction ---------------- ------- 5

Crippled Children and

Special Health Problems ......... 1.

Blind

-----~-----------------------------------------

.033

Partially Sighted -------------------------- .20

Deaf

. ----------

---------------- ----- .10

Hard of Hearing

----- 1.00

Mentally Retarded ..

--------- 2.00

Gifted

2.00 -----

Emotionally Disturbed

------ 3.00

14.333

No. Needing Special Services
46,955
9,391 310
1,878 939
9,391 18,782 18,782 28,173
134,601

No. Children
Being Served
3,713
821 55 50 12 0
1,539 0 0
6,160

No. of Units
33
36 2 3 2 0
102 0 0
178

A total of 45 school systems provided 178 special units or classes for one or more areas of exceptionality in the school year 1957-58. In this program, 6,160 children were taught. Reported elsewhere are the statistics for the Georgia Academy for the Blind and the Georgia School for the Deaf.
In the school year 1957-58, the Division of Instruction had three staff members who were in charge of planning and coordinating programs for exceptional children. They served as consultants to local school systems in the organization of special units.

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In April, 1958, $15,000 was appropriated for psychological examinations of children thought to be exceptional-900 children have been tested.
In July, 1958, a fourth consultant in the area of the gifted was added to the staff.
Four Major Concerns 1. The responsibility for the child who is mentally retarded and not educable has not been determined, other than for custodial cases. It is important that the needs of these children be met. 2. The physical needs of exceptional children should be considered in planning of school buildings. 3. Continued emphasis must be placed on informing professional and lay people concerning the nature of the different types of handicaps and the special provision which should be made for them. 4. An effort must be made to get obj ective diagnosis and counsel for parents. This will help them to accept the educational problems involved in planning for exceptional children.
GUIDANCE, COUNSELING, AND TESTING
to find what a child can do"
Guidance, counseling and testing is essential if today's school is to achieve its objective.
Assistance provided by the State Board of Education, financial assistance available to Georgia from Federal funds authorized by the National Defense Education Act of 1958, and the educational situation in general has greatly stimulated interest, study and effort to provide more and better guidance services in Georgia schools.
Since 1944, guidance, counseling and testing has slowly but surely made steady progress in terms of both quantity and quality of service.
Leadership provided by the State Department of Education; Professional Counselor Education in the College of Education, Univ.ersity of Georgia; Counselor Certification; and r-ecent resolutions by the State Board of Education are all making a significant contribution to development of the program in our schools.
During this year, the State Board of Education has urged schools to begin planning now toward an adequate program of guidance, counseling and testing in every Georgia High School by 1960-61. They have approved scheduled periods
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of time spent in Counseling as the equivalent of a period of teaching as qualification for payment of State salary. Beginning in 1960-61, the State Board of Education will require that all counselors in Georgia schools hold at least a provisional Counselors' Certificate.
Perhaps the most significant single thing that is happening during this (1958-59) school year is standardized testing made possible by the State Board of Education budgeting sufficient funds to purchase a minimum testing program for every public school in Georgia. The program has been universally accepted and approved by the schools. Much time and effort at both the State and local level has been spent in planning and carrying out programs. There is much evidence of improved quality of administration, instructional and guidance service.
A consultant during the annual principals' conference said, "Georgia is making such progress in education that if it keeps up at the same rate for another ten years, the state may lead the nation in education. It will be hard to find another state that does a better job of educating its young people.
"The Georgia story in education is a startling exception to the old stereotype of southern backwardness. It is the story of a renascence in education, a new kind of dedication to realities, a new willingness to study your strength and weaknesses, a fresh eagerness to borrow and adapt good educational ideas from wherever they exist. To an on-looker, this is an exciting story!"
-From a speech to Georgia principals in Athens, by Dr. John E. Dobbin, Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey.
Much remains to be done. The program needs further assistance if it can be found. Even so, perhaps the rate of progress is as good as can be expected since the program is optional with local schools.
TEACHER CERTIFICATION
'", . . when is a teacher really prepared to teach?"
Teacher Certification is one function of the Division of Instruction in the State Department of Education. Its purpose is to issue a certificate or credential to Georgia teachers based upon training, experience, and character.
This certificate is official evidence of the teacher's fitness to serve in the profession, and it determines her salary to be
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paid by the State. The certificates give guidance to superintendents in employing teachers for the various positions on his faculty. It is also an official safeguard that protects Georgia children from instruction by incompetent and untrained teachers.
Certification became a State-wide function in 1924. Broad changes in the pattern were made in 1937, in 1940, and finally in 1948 with the advent of the Minimum Foundation Program. It is significant that the Minimum Foundation Law places full regulatory authority for certification with the State Board of Education. Policy, and changes in policy, for the Certification framework are first approved by the State Department of Education to administer the program. This gives the necessary flexibility to provide for the changing needs of the school program. and the teaching profession.
The standard credential' in Georgia is based upon four years of college preparation for teaching and the bachelor's degree. It is interesting to note that roughly one-half of this study is in those fields of general knowledge that develop the individual as a person; one-third of the study is in academic work that builds a deep understanding of a broad teaching field; and only one-sixth of the four college years is devoted to professional education.
Special certificates are issued at the graduate level, and it is still necessary to grant some temporary credentials based upon one, two, and three years of college. It is important to
note that in the 1938-39 school year only 37 % of Georgia
teachers held degrees. In the present year, this figure has risen to 860/<-. The number of teachers with training below the degree has been consistently reduced over this same span of years. It is evident that the certification structure, with its planned rewards for study and experience, has had no small part in this growth.
Procedure on Policy
There is a state advisory committee on certification that recommends changes and improvements to the Office of Certification. Members of this committee are teachers and other school personnel from various parts of the State. Their suggestions are considered by the coordinating committee of the State Department of Education and the State School Superintendent. When approved, they are then carried to the State Board of Education for possible adoption.
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Internal Operation
The Office of Certification received 41,623 pieces of correspondence during the past 12 months. Each letter must be evaluated with relation to the material already on file and answered in terms of the particular needs of the individual teacher. The Office of Certification issued a yearly average of 17,537 certificates during the past two years.

TEACHER EDUCATION

" . . . how teachers learn to teach"

Pre-Service Education
The responsibility for preparing teachers for the public schools is shared by 17 white and 9 Negro colleges in the state. Of these 26 institutions, 9 are state-supported colleges and 17 are private colleges, which are primarily liberal arts colleges. There are 11 white liberal arts and 6 Negro liberal arts colleges preparing teachers. The State Department of Education provides leadership in both state supported and private liberal arts colleges in the study and improvement of the teacher education programs within the institutions.
The State Department also coordinates the programs of these institutions into a state-wide program with common philosophy and objectives. Thus the programs, although planned separately within each institution, have certain similarities. Of the four years of education necessary for the bachelor's degree and the professional certificate, approximately 50 % of the course work is in general education (history, English, mathematics, foreign language, and others); ap-
proximately 25 o/c to 30 % of the course work is in the teach-
ing field (if English, these courses would be literature, journalism, advanced grammar and composition, speech,
etc.) ; and approximately 20 o/c to 25 % of the course work is
in professional education. This same balance of general education, teaching field and professional education exists in both liberal arts colleges and in the state institutions. Those State institutions which are primarily teacher training institutions also hold to this balance in the college curriculum.
The professional education consists of study of human growth and development, the psychology of learning, curriculum, history and philosophy of education, one course in methods, and student teaching. Thus, of the four years of college work required of a prospective teacher, only one course is a methods course.

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The State Department assumes leadership in encouraging colleges to maintain a balance of graduates among the various teaching fields. However, colleges continue to provide a more nearly adequate supply of qualified teachers for some fields than for others.

Teachers Graduated from Georgia Colleges in 1956 - 1958

Teaching Field
Elementary Education Art
Health and Physical Education Music
Special Education
High School Agriculture Business Education English Foreign Language Home Economics Industrial Arts _ Mathematics Science Social Studies
High School Total Grand Total

1956-57 867 18
104 45 21
22 78 139
7 113
33 49 63 195 699 1,754

1957-58*
817 24
101 48 14
41 60 139 13 99 40 51 94 180 717 1,721

1958* Teacher Education Graduates

Special Elementary Education

High School

From White Colleges From Negro Colleges

493

150

445

324

37

272

Total

_ _ 817

187

717

*Estimate. The total will probably be a larger number.

Total 1,088
633
1,721

Graduate Work
Teachers are encouraged to continue their training beyond the bachelor's degree. Classroom teachers may pursue the master's degree at five white colleges and at two Negro colleges. Study for teachers at the master's level continues the three main areas at the bachelor's level-general education, content in the teaching field, and professional education.
School leaders such as principals, superintendents, instructional supervisors, visiting teachers provide specialized services for the schools. Thus, the training programs for each of the leadership roles requires a program planned specially to develop the competencies needed. These programs are based on the bachelor's degree, including the program for the professional certificate, and successful classroom teaching experience. Each leads to a master's degree and requires some work beyond the master's degree.

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One of Georgia 's five traveling science teachers gives a spectacular demonstration illustrating spontaneous combustion. Each of the teachers attended the summer training program conducted by the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studie s, Oak Ridge, Tenn., for the National Science Foundation and the Atomic Energy Commission. The teachers give lectures and demonstrations to the schools they visit-explaining a working lab program as well as what can be done with cast-off materials.
Another traveling science teacher ind icates, with an untreated rabbit, how radiation-detection instruments are used to trace and locate radioactive materials used in medical and biolog ical studies with animals and people.
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" . . . they go on learni ng "
In-Service Education
On e of t he maj or projects in In-Service T ea ch er Ed ucation for the past yea r has be en the workshop program for principals and teach ers of grad es se ven, eight, and nine.
During th e summer of 1958, th ere w ere 16 non-credit workshops of two weeks duration in local communit ies. F ortynine counties and 172 schools w ere represented in th ese workshops by a total of 509 participants.
The peo p le who served as lea ders in these workshops were recruited from public school personn el. T h ere were , in th e leadership group, 14 supervisors, 7 principals and 5 classroom t eachers. T h ese lead ers had a w eek 's preparation at the Center for Continuing Education in May. This proved to be a very valuable experience.
In the workshops, every effort was mad e to m eet th e needs of t he participants as the y saw them and at th e same time to present th e g enerally accepted point of view con ce rn ing th e program for grad es seven, eigh t, and nine an d its organization. Each sc h ool or ea ch sc hool system fo r mulated some sp ecific plans for their own schools.
P a rt icip a nts in the workshops were quite ent h usias t ic about t he experience. Workshop lea ders gave excellent service and made many constructive suggestions concerning op eration of such workshops in th e future. Principals who parti cipat ed and all oth er peopl e who had any direct invol vem ent think state support f or such in-service work sh ould be continue d .
A study is being mad e to determine t he areas which sh ould be emphasized in subsequent y ea rs.

Each of the fiv e traveling sc ience teachers mov e s about the state in a well -equipped bus , putting on demonstrations and lecturing.

The Department has add ed an art consultant to the staff who will ad vise teach ers how to be more artistic in their classes and classrooms.

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TEACHER RECRUITMENT

. . . more teachers for Georgia classrooms

Six Thousand Future Teachers in Georgia

The Teacher Recruitment Service has co-ordinated the work of the Future Teacher Association and the Student Education Association. These are all future teachers; and there are now more than 6,000, organized in 225 high school and college units.
Business organizations and civic clubs have become more interested in providing scholarships for young Georgians who wish to become teachers. These scholarships are co-ordinated under the Georgia Volunteer Teacher Scholarship Plan. This is administered by the Department's office of teacher recruitment.
Georgia voted in November for the amendment that will enable State funds to be used to help Georgians become teachers. This is permissive legislation and awaits legislative plans for its financing.
Some of Georgia's brightest young people are choosing teaching as a profession. The public is more interested in honoring the teaching profession, and in providing salaries that will attract more and more of Georgia's best minds into the classrooms.

. . . The State Department of Education provides leadership in the study and improvement of teacher education programs in both state and private colleges.
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"Teac hers"
. . More than 6,000 Georgia students plan to become teachers.
25% are men.
250 retire each year.
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01 :J)iviJion
Vocational Education
Vocational Agriculture Homemaking Education Trade and Industrial Education
(Including Practical Nurse Training, Industrial Arts and State Trade and Vocational Schools) Distributive Education Business Education (Including Vocational Office Training) School Lunch & Food Distribution Service (These two services were transferred to other divisions in the fall of 1958. See their reports.)
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INTRODUCTION

training our human reseurces in the use of our natural resources

Vocational Education is that part of the secondary school

program which deals with helping Georgians acquire job

skills, increase their earning power, and make better homes.

It is a program designed to train both in-school youth and

adults. During the year ending June, 1958, more than 89,400

in-school youth and 109,900 adults were reached by some

form of Vocational Education in Georgia.

Funds for the vocational program came from three sources

-local, State and Federal funds. Funds for program opera-

tion during the 1957-58 school year amounted to $8,866,-

711.91. $492,795.54 came from local sources, $6,429,531.68

from the State (including Minimum Foundation) and $1,134,-

931.66 from Federal funds. In addition, Federal funds for

the Veterans Training Program amounted to $809,453.03.

A breakdown below shows total enrollments for each of

the five teaching services and how the money was divided.

. . . where the money goes

GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION VOCATIONAL EDUCATION DIVISION

1957-1958 ENROLLMENTS AND EXPENDITURES

Enrollments

.Expenditures

In School Adults Total

Trade & Industrial Regular

_ 6,516

North Georgia

Trade School

South Georgia

Trade School

Practical Nursing

212

Sub Total T & L_ 6,728

Agriculture

_ 27,831

Homemaking

_

53,765

Distributive Education

900

Business Education

210

Sub Total Regular

Vocational Programs __ 89,434

Veterans

_

Grand Totals

89,434

16,458
1,163
624 380 18,625 48,208 20,252 6,593 9,535
103,213 6,711
109,924

22,974
1,163
624 592 25,353 76,039 74,017 7,493 9,745
192,647 6,711
199,358

$1,757,769.30 3,070,565.21 2,781,228.77
244,166.90 203,528.70
8,057,258.88 809,453.03
$8,866,711.91

In an effort to strengthen vocational programs in the various schools and to find solutions to certain problem areas in the administration of vocational programs, a Vocational Advisory Committee was appointed during the biennium to study vocational education in the state. The outcome of this

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study was the formation and passage by the State Board for Vocational Education of new general policies governing the vocational program over the state. These policies were adopted by the State Board on May 23, 1958. Individual services, in keeping with the new general policies, adopted administrative procedures and program approval criteria.
We have expanded vocational facilities to meet the everincreasing demand for vocational education. A two million dollar building program was started in 1957 at both the state-owned-and-operated trade schools, at North Georgia Trade and Vocational School, Clarkesville, and South Georgia Trade and Vocational School, Americus.
To provide better facilities for youth work, a building program for the FFA-FHA Camp at Covington and for the Negro NHA Camp at Ft. Valley was begun. Through public subscriptions and state-allotted funds we remodeled old cottages and constructed new cottages at both camps, where Georgia boys and girls meet for summer training conferences and recreation.
The Federal government contributed $3,561,479.77 in cash to Georgia's School Lunch program during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1958: $2,661,750.00 for school lunch; $899,729.77 for school milk. The total food purchased in Georgia locally was $16,373,009.43. Local people also expended for. labor, equipment and other expenses in connection with school lunch programs a sum amounting to $7,327,749.98. In addition, Georgia used foods donated by the Federal government amounting to $5,002,185.22 (wholesale car lot valuation) .
State funds in the amount of $145,014.81 were expended during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1958, to administer this $32,264,424.40 School Lunch and Food Distribution Service.

VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE

. . . basic to life, our agriculture

What is Vocational Agriculture?

Vocational agriculture provides the opportunity for high

school students to study and practice the science of agricul-

ture. Each student is required to have a home project where

he receives individual teacher supervision, the home project

serving as a laboratory. Organized instruction for young

farmers and adults in evening classes is also offered by these

agriculture teachers. This program keeps farmers informed

about technological and scientific changes which will improve

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profici en cy in t he ir farming op erations. At th e close of th e bie n nium, 378 high sc hools had voca-
tional agriculture d epartments employing 44 9 t each ers. This was 34 less d epartments and 14 less teachers th an two ye a rs ea r lie r, th e d ecline th e r esult of school con solidations. Th e State n ow has 26 4 white a nd 114 Negro schools w ith vocat ion al agriculture dep artments.
Scho ol fac ilities fo r th e t eaching of agriculture are continu all y being improve d. Every department no w has at least one classroom an d a farm shop, and most de pa rt me nts also includ e a f ood processing ce nte r . State and F ed eral funds , matching local f unds, have help ed schools acquire equipm ent for f arm sh ops.
The coope r ati on of local boards of educa tion, civic and busin ess groups has ena ble d many departments to acquire sc hool forests which are operated as la bora tor y and demonstration areas. Union Bag-Camp Paper Corporation coo perati vely spo nso rs 48 scho ol forests in South Georgia and 21 sc hools have acquired simila r areas und er the forestry program initi ated b y th e Trust Company of Georgia in 1955.
Ranks First Nationally According to th e U. S. Office of Education, Georgia ranks f irs t in en roll me nt in t he nation in its voca tiona l agriculture program. Enrollments for the last fiscal year totaled 76,039. Of this number, 27,831 were in-school youth, 1,1 01 were
The vocational ag ric ul ture program makes it poss ible for students to lea rn th e mo st up-to-da t e me thods of fa rming a lo ng with t he ir regu lar hi gh school wor k.
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young farmers who returned to school at regular intervals for classes, and 47,107 were adults who met for organized study in evening classes. An additional 3,474 farmers were helped through 111 informational meetings.
Teachers Keep Studying Vo-ag teachers must continue to study because agriculture is changing rapidly. The average size of Georgia farms has increased from 104 to 145 acres since 1945, and in the last ten years, the average investment in land and buildings has jumped from $3,000 to $9,000. Most recent census figures emphasize the extent of mechanization on farms in the State
-88,118 tractors, 10,065 combines and 4,657 corn pickers. The picture is one of larger farms, higher capital investment, more mechanization and a demand for efficiency.
This rapidly changing agriculture has confronted teachers with the problem of staying abreast of scientific and technological advances, and of incorporating these into their teaching programs. In-service training has been aimed at helping teachers meet this challenge. For example, four-day forestry short courses have been conducted in cooperation with the School of Forestry at the University of Georgia, the Georgia Forestry Commission and other agencies which have specialists in woodland management. The courses have been carried into the different areas of the State until almost all teachers have been reached. The same type of short courses have been held in farm electrification and farm mechanics.
Some of the most effective and beneficial vocational agriculture teaching during the biennium was in the area of farm mechanics. Farmers recognize that the use, repair and maintenance of machinery is a problem. Ten regular teachers have been given intensive training in some of these technical areas, and they travel to different communities upon request to assist the local teacher.
Future Farmers and a Two Million Dollar Investment The Future Farmers of America, sponsored nationally by the U. S. Office of Education, is an organization for boys studying vocational agriculture in high school. Membership is voluntary and ag teachers serve as chapter advisors. In FFA, students are given leadership training, experiences in community service and cooperative projects and incentives in the form of higher degrees and cash awards given by civic and business groups. In the last fiscal year, Georgia had 17,403 Future Farmers.
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In the fall of 1956, Wesley Patrick of Quitman was recognized nationally as the Star Farmer of America, the first time this top award was made to a Georgian. Further, four Georgia teachers were among 50 from the nation selected during the biennium to receive FFA's Honorary American Farmer degree in recognition of their service as chapter advisors. They are M. J. Lane, Pine Grove; H. L. Davis, Colquitt; C. F. Ingram, Winder, and B. B. Baker, Donalsonville.
FFA members in Georgia owned as part of their supervised farming programs 5,936 beef cattle, 3,104 dairy animals and 24,630 hogs. They grew 22,168 acres of corn, averaging above 42 bushels per acre. They established 9,158 acres of permanent pastures and planted 2,850,000 pine seedlings. Their combined investment in crops and livestock exceeds $2.2 million.
The New Farmers of America is operated for Negro students of vocational agriculture. It is similar in purpose and organization to the FFA.
THE FFA-FHA Camp Expands The Vocational Division operates two camps or training centers for vocational agriculture and homemaking students, both of which have been improved and expanded. These camps are used primarily in the summer months for leadership training and recreational programs and are available at other times to other educational groups. At the State FFA-FHA Camp, Covington, eight new granite veneer cottages have been erected. Each cottage sleeps 28 persons. In addition, nine old cottages, erected during the original development of this facility in the late 1930's, have been remodeled. A new sewage disposal system is under construction, improvements have been made in the dining hall, the assembly hall and on other parts of the property. The money has come from two sources-$133,048.20 from 'Public subscription and $118,509.73 allocated from State funds by Governor Marvin Griffin. As a result of the improvements, the FFA-FHA Camp now has a capacity of 550 young people. Camp John Hope at Fort Valley is the center .f'or Negroes. Five new cottages have been erected there, the dining hall remodeled, and a new water system installed. The Governor allocated $75,000 for this work and $31,282.76 was obtained through public subscription.
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HOMEMAKING EDUCATION

. . on good homes, our survival depends

What Is Homemaking Education?

Homemaking Education courses provide the opportunity

for young people to receive organized instruction focused

directly on programs of home and family life such as money

management, child care, planning and preparing meals, con-

struction of clothing and establishing satisfactory patterns

of family living.

Operating a home now is comparable to operating a busi-

ness. The home manager, just as the business manager,

needs to be trained for her job. Present patterns of family

living do not provide the opportunity for a girl to learn as

she grows up in her home. Although all subjects taught in

school make some contribution to preparation for living,

many school administrators and parents now feel that all

girls need some specific training in homemaking as a part of

their general education.

Early marriages increase. The largest number of divorces

are among this group. A million new homes are being estab-

lished each year. Because of the importance of well-ordered

homes in our society, it is vital that a sound basic program

in homemaking for all girls be in our schools. Probably

never in the history of our country have we needed more

than we do today the strength and security provided by stable

homes.

In Almost Every School, a Homemaking Department

All new high school buildings have included one or more

homemaking departments. Only two Georgia high schools

are now without departments. Some 53,765 pupils were en-

rolled in high school vocational homemaking classes last

year. These girls received daily instruction including cloth-

ing construction, meal planning and preparation, home care

of the sick, home decoration, child care and development,

consumer education and family relations. In addition to

classwork, these girls completed a total of 185,687 projects

at home. The projects were supervised by the homemaking

teachers through 78,430 home visits and conferences with

girls and mothers.

Georgia has 570 vocational homemaking teachers, 96 of

whom are employed on a 12-months' program. They teach

both high school girls and adults. In addition, there are 75

teachers who give full time to the teaching of adults in voca-

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Georgia's Homema ker of Tomorrow, Pr iscilla Jones, went on to win the national title in 1951. Governor Griff in congratulated her in his office . M iss Jones wa s president of t he Georg ia FHA in 1951.
tional schools located in Macon, Augusta, Savannah, Atlanta, Statesboro, Brunswick and Milledgeville.
Teachers Continue To Study All vocational homemaking teachers in the state h old either a Bachelor or Masters degree in h ome economics includ ing special professional preparation to teach. All teachers a lso be long t o small in-service study groups which meet throughout the year. Outstanding consultants worked with teachers in bringing new ideas and suggestions for improving their teaching skills in 94 such meetings last year. A state conference for homemaking teachers was held in August at which time a state-wide curriculum re vision program was launched . Careful evaluation of the present homemaking pro-
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gram will be made in an effort to give pupils the best instruction possible during the time spent in homemaking classes.
There were 20,252 enrolled in adult homemaking classes during 1957-58. Classes in such areas as construction of children's clothes, refinishing furniture, making draperies and slipcovers can result in at least a 50 percent savings over ready-made costs. Women are finding that such economy is important in order to stretch family incomes and meet present standards of living costs. Due to the increase in high school enrollment, regular teachers have less time to teach adults. There is a real need for expanding the offerings to adults in homemaking by opening new centers.
What Future Homemakers Are Doing
The Georgia Future Homemaker of America organization has grown to a membership of approximately 23,000. Many of their activities parallel or grow out of class instruction in homemaking. Members learn to assume leadership roles in the community. They develop recreation programs, plan family fun nights, sponsor play schools, give fashion shows, participate in community welfare projects, make toys for children, visit older people in the community and do similar projects.
Georgia FHA girls have won national acclaim. The 1957 president, Priscilla Jones, was national winner in the Homemaker of Tomorrow program. Other girls have served as national officers of FHA.
At least 5,000 Georgia boys and FHA girls attend camp together at the state FFA-FHA camp each summer. Teachers assist with the camp program, including recreation and leadership pursuits. Although the camp housing facilities have been greatly expanded, additional recreational facilities are badly needed to provide the best type program for the fastincreasing number of boys and girls.
TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
. . . to meet Georgia's industrial growth
What Is Trade and Industrial Education?
Trade Education trains people in job skills and job judgment and teaches the related technical knowledge and industrial information. Classes are conducted for almost every industrial pursuit, skilled or semi-skilled trade or craft and for service occupations, technicians, and for supervisory or managerial personnel in the industrial field.
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Instruction is designed for high school juniors and seniors and adults who need training for entrance into jobs; for apprentices who need supplemental instruction to their on-thejob training; for employed workers who need to improve their job skills.
Instructors in Trade and Industrial Education are selected from the trade field in which they are to teach and are chosen on the basis of skill, knowledge and experience. They acquire teaching skills through in-service professional teacher training.
Kinds of Training
Cooperative Industrial Classes provide training through cooperation of the school and businesses or industrial concerns. This program is especially adaptable to the smaller communities. High school juniors and seniors attend school half a day and work at part-time paid jobs under supervision of a teacher-coordinator employed by the school. Forty co-op programs in the 1957-58 school year enrolled 1,017 boys and girls whose earnings totaled $575,000.
Pre-employment Trade Classes train students in a trade and teach the technical subjects related to the trade. High school students in these classes spend half the school 'day (three hours) in the school shop or laboratory; adults devote six hours a day to such study over a period of time up to two years depending on the trade course.
The state operates vocational schools at Clarkesville and Americus, offering 16 and 10 trade courses respectively, enrolled 1,656 full-time students during the last year of the biennium. An additional 300 persons registered for short specialized courses in the two schools.
City vocational schools in Albany, Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Macon, Rome, Savannah, Thomasville and Valdosta accounted for another 3,500 persons engaged in pre-employment training in 1957-58.
A special program for training workers of new and expanding industries provide intensive short courses to meet specific job requirements. Classes are conducted by joint efforts of a local board of education and the plant or factory concerned. The local board furnishes physical space and utilities and part of the instruction cost; the company furnishes equipment and instructional materials. Training is terminated when the needed supply of trained workers is met.
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Evening Trade Extension Classes are conducted during nonworking hours for the employed worker to increase his job skill, help him keep abreast of technological changes or assist

him to qualify for advancement. Classes for apprentices trained through work experience
enroll annually in excess of 1,000. The crafts represented are

brickmason, carpenter, electrician, machinist, air conditioning mechanic, plumber, printer, sheetmetal worker, iron worker.

Extension classes of all types exclusive of apprentices enrolled 17,000 persons in 1957-58.

Special Services, conducted on a statewide basis under direction of itinerant program specialists, are provided for:

1957-58

Industry or Group Served Affiliated Sponsors Enrollment

Textile Mfg. Employees _Ga. Institute of Tech.

Fire Fighters

Ga. Institute of Tech.

Commercial Vehicle Drivers Ga. State Patrol.. __

1,953 2,614

Rural Electric Linemen__ Peace Officers

Ga. Motor Trucking Assn.

Ga. Optometric Assn.

9,015

Ga. Electric Mbrshp. Corp. 911

Peace Officers Assn. of Ga. _ 115

A training specialist in supervisory development conducts in-plant classes for small business concerns with an average annual enrollment of approximately 1,500.
New Services include a program for training of practical nurses. Instituted in 1956-57 were five schools enrolling 168 students in preparatory classes under six instructors; another 249 licensed practical nurses enrolled that year in short refresher courses. In 1957-58, the number of schools increased to 15 with 23 instructors and 371 student-trainees; 380 licensed practical nurses enrolled in extension courses during the same year.
Established during the biennium (January 1958) was a training program for peace officers. Classes are carried to central locations in all areas of the state where participants from surrounding cities drive in for daily classes conducted on a short-term basis. Instruction units are planned as parts of a total course to be offered intermittently over a period of time.
Georgia Federation of D.C.T. Clubs
An organization for high school students enrolled in Diver-

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sified Cooperative Training classes is provided by local DCT Clubs affiliated in a state organization. The club provid es leadership development for DCT students as well as wholesome re creation. It fost ers high standards of work mans hip, scholarship and et hics and creates an appreciation f or the dignity of work. Contests grow out of in-sch ool DCT curriculu m .
To Strengthen Georgia's Growing Industry
The current two million dollar expansion of fac ilities at the two state-owned and operated trade and vocationa l schools is one move to meet t he challenge of Ge orgia's growing industry.
As Georgia continues to lead the southeast as the number one industry-g etter, the demand for trained workers has becom e more pronounced . To hold its lead pos ition and to maintain its ind ustrial deve lop me nt, Georgia is movi ng to strengthen its program of training in trades and industry, a vital factor in the continu ed industrial and econo mic development of the state.
At North Georgia Trad e and Vocational School, a new dormit ory will house 100 additional st udents, a new dining hall and kitchen is already in use and a new electronics shop building will increase the offerings in this trade fi eld. A new laboratory building is on th e drawing boards.
South Georgia's Trade and Vocational School expansion

The electronics laboratory provides students wit h knowledge they can us e later in obtaining ga inful employment .

The course offered in the diesel shop at South Georg ia Trade and Vocational School is a popular one.

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includes a new dormitory to house 60 students, an automotive shop and an electronics building. An additional dormitory building is planned for immediate construction.
Area Vocational-Technical Schools are being planned as a further step in providing training for Georgia workers. The State Board of Education has adopted policies for the establishment of these area schools which will be built and equipped by equal matching funds from local systems and the state.
The local system will furnish the site, pay for consumable supplies, building maintenance and operation, while the state will provide basic pay for instructors.
These schools will be of two types, one to train 11th and 12th grade students who are also pursuing a high school diploma, and a second type of school for those 16 years of age and over or high school graduates and adults who need specific job training or additional training.
The schools will be located in areas of concentration or expansion of industry and large population centers where job opportunities for those training are available.
DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION
. . . half a day in school, half a day on the job, learning
What Is Distributive Education? Distributive Education trains and instructs high school juniors and seniors for employment in retail, wholesale and service occupations in the area of distribution, and adults already in the field or who are entering upon employment in distribution. The Distributive Education Service enrolled 900 high school students in 26 school programs during the last year of the biennium. Three new high school programs were initiated during the year. 'High school Distributive Education is a cooperative worktraining program in which students spend half the day in regular academic pursuits and the second part of the school day in a distribution job training station. Students were trained in 539 business establishments durig the school year 1957-58, embracing 47 different kinds of distributive occupations in the retail, wholesale, service, insurance, real estate and finance areas. Students received valuable training through their business-laboratory on-the-job experience. These students earned a combined total of nearly $511,000 during the last year of the biennium. Two distributive education programs operated successfully
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in small farm communities, proving that distributive education does have a place among the non-farm residents in a small rural community.
350 Adult Classes Three hundred and fifty distributive education adult classes were offered in 17 cities to 6,593 adults employed in distributive occupations in the last year of the biennium. Nine and a half percent of the total classes and 16 percent of total enrollment was conducted on the managerial level. The demand for classes for supervisory and managerial personnel has increased each year. Enrollment in 1957-58 increased 11 percent over 1956-57 and the number of classes offered increased 27 per cent. ThE; retail, service, finance, real estate and hotel areas were served. The following 100-hour professional diplomas were earned in the following areas; Hotel Management, 8; Food Service, 137; Restaurant Management, 15; General Retailing, 21; Salesmanship, 4; Commercial Art, 2; Real Estate, 34. In addition 28 50-hour certificates in Personnel Management were earned by class participants. The training specialists who travel the state acted as consultants to a number of small business establishments as part of their total job objective. The following special groups were served: Georgia Restaurant Association, Georgia Paint and Varnish Association, Georgia Hotel Association, Delta Airlines, Incorporated, Associations of Food Stores, Financial Institutions, Merchants Associations, Southern Retail Furniture Association, National Wallpaper Council, Clearing House Associations, Georgia Real Estate Association. Special advisory committees were formed for each of the above groups to aid Distributive Education Service in offering classes to meet the specific needs of the group.
Fishery Manual Developed
Training for distributive fishery occupations was instigated. A training manual was developed and instructional materials acquired. An experimental class was held, and from this, course outlines were developed which will be incorporated into training this current fiscal year.
In addition to the manual developed for use in distributive fishery occupations, the following manuals were developed for use in both the high school and adult programs: Table Setting and Etiquette, Job Attitudes and Responsibilities.
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Program Standards for Distributive Education Program-to aid in guiding high school coordinators in placement of D. E. students.
Teachers Are Studying Teachers continue to study and to improve curriculum in keeping with the changing economy. Five in-service teacher training conferences were held in 1957-58 for distributive education personnel. Adult and high school coordinators have studied in such areas as promotional and instructional television, visual aids workshop, coordination, management training, for the restaurant, paint and wallpaper industries and food service training. A follow-up survey of distributive education high school students was continued. This year's survey covered the years 1953-54 and 1954-55. The survey shows a majority of students trained remain in the field of distribution. Two additional high school programs have been added for the year 1958-59. In the adult field, classes are planned over the state for additional organizations and groups as follows: dairy industry, parking facility employees, petroleum industry, automobile dealers, insurance associations, credit associations, and commercial interior decoration establishments.
What's D. E. C. A.? All distributive education students participated in local, state and national Distributive Education Clubs of America activities. Club activities are an outgrowth of the in-school curriculum and all club contests are based on classroom activity. Students in D. E. clubs receive leadership training, work on community projects and each club does one major project a year which benefits the school, student body and the community.
BUSINESS EDUCATION What Is Business Education?
With Georgia's growth in the industrial field, there is a continuing need for trained office personnel. Training programs are needed which will provide training in a variety of highly developed skills.
The programs operating in conjunction with the Business Education Service include high school classes, Vocational Office Training, Adult Evening and Adult Day programs.
Vocational Office Training In 1954, the first Vocational Office Training programs were begun in Georgia. This program is a cooperative work-training
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program for high school seniors preparing for office positions. Their school day is divided into two parts, half in school and half in selected training stations in the business community. In 1'956, there were 152 students enrolled in seven programs as compared with 210 students enrolled in 11 programs during the last year of the biennium.
The Adult Day Program is now operating in nine centers in Georgia including Albany, Augusta, Athens, Atlanta, Columbus, Gainesville, Moultrie, Savannah and Waycross. The instruction in this type of program is almost entirely on an individual basis. A total of 3,474 adults were enrolled in this program in 1957-58. This was an enrollment gain of more than 1,300 over the school year ending June, 1956.
There were 4,306 students enrolled in the Adult Evening programs in 1956-57 in 18 centers. This enrollment increased to 6,061 in the last year of the biennium. Individuals enrolled in these adult programs are usually already employed and wish to advance in the same position or change positions.
Twenty-one Percent Will Be Clerical Workers The need for office workers directly parallels economic and industrial development. It is estimated that 21 percent of the total working force will be clerical workers by 1970. This is particularly significant when one considers the addition of electronic data processing in many offices. It was reported in the 1956 census that nine million men and women were engaged in clerical occupations. Of this total number, two million were engaged in stenographic, typing and bookkeeping positions. In view of this, there is an evident need for the continued expansion of this vocational training. Teachers must continue to work and study too. A teachercoordinator of Vocational Office Training must hold a BA degree from an approved four-year college with a major in business administration, must have had one year of actual experience in office work and three years teaching experience in business education or office practice subjects. During the last year of the biennium, there were eleven Vocational Office Training teachers in Georgia high schools. In addition, there were 30 full-time adult instructors and 77 part-time instructors teaching in 51 adult programs. Two in-service training conferences were held during the past year for VOT coordinators and one for adult instructors. A district in-service training conference of business education teachers was held in Macon in cooperation with Mercer University.
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The Name Has Changed The name of the service was changed from the Vocational Office Training Service to Business Education Service in 195758. This title more adequately specifies the expanded services planned. Work with all secondary business education teachers has previously been limited by insufficient staff, but this situation has been adjusted for current needs and will allow the Business Education Service to provide better consultative services to all teachers in business education classrooms throughout the state. Because in many schools typewriting is the only skill subj ect provided (there were over 34,000 pupils enrolled in first year typewriting alone in 1956-57), some of the secondary programs need to be expanded with more courses offered. The Business Education Service has determined to develop curriculum guides for use in developing programs.
There's Need For More VOT Teachers Additional teachers are needed for Vocational Office Training in order for it to be made available to more students. Provisions for financing and equipping these laboratories adequately must be made, and designation of a teacher-training program for teacher-coordinators would help greatly in providing adequate training for persons to direct the cooperative program.
SCHOOL LUNCH AND FOOD DISTRIBUTION SERVICE (Note: These services have now been transferred from Vocational Education to other divisions.) School Lunches Improve Health School lunches in Georgia improve the health of the children
and provide opportunities for children to learn to eat a variety of foods and to eat a complete, nutritious lunch.
School lunches are served in pleasant surroundings from clean kitchens and in clean dining rooms and provide many learning experiences. Students learn good health practices in connection with eating and codes for lunch time behavior are established.
School lunches keep meal costs low by (1) being operated on a non-profit basis using direct distribution foods and Federal funds for School Lunch and Special Milk, and (2) by practicing good management.
It's In 1,708 Schools In Georgia during the last year of the biennium, 1,708 schools operated lunch programs and received national School
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Lunch funds. These schools served an average of 408,377 children each day. Children paid an average 28 cents for lunch. The Federal funds paid an average of 3.7 cents per lunch.
The total School Lunch and Special Milk program amounted to a $23,700,759 business in 1957-58. This does not include the value of donated foods, local funds or State funds to administer the program. The State of Georgia spent $104,107 to administer the program.
They Get Special Milk The 1957-58 school year was the fourth year of the Special Milk Program. In addition to the milk that children had with their lunches, they also had 25,094,730 one-half pints. Federal funds paid $899,730 as part of the cost of the milk. This is an increase in funds of $519,212 over the first year of the program. Congress has allocated funds for Special Milk Program through the fiscal year 1961. The price of the school lunch to the child should be kept as low as possible, and this can be accomplished only by increased Federal as well as state funds for the program. The State Department of Education has seven school lunch supervisors to supervise the 1,708 school lunch programs. The supervisors conduct in-service training programs for county and city school systems. They also assist school principals and school lunch personnel with all problems in the operation of the program such as planning menus, buying, food preparation, management, sanitation and records. The supervisors develop plans with administrators, teachers and school lunch personnel to make having lunch at school a real learning experience for children. There is a real need for more school lunch supervisors. Although every system needs a school lunch supervisor, at the present time only 27 systems have them.

SOURCES OF INCOME FOR SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM

Children

76% $17,532,004.72 Federal

Federal

Special

School Lunch 12% $2,661,750.00 Milk

4%

$899,729.77

Adults

4%

$970,513.60 All Other

4%

$898,912.84

EXPENDITURES FOR SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM

Food

68% $16,098,697.75 All Other

5%

$1,130,696.03

Labor

25% $5,857,797.00 Equipment 2%

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A well-ba la nce d ha t lunch is served ea c h day at school to the av erage Georg ia school ch ild for 2S .

A milk dispenser at th e e nd af th is dining room allows studen ts to go back for their own seconds.

FOOD DISTRIBUTION

. how and where free food is distributed

Working close ly with th e School Lunch Program is Food

Distribution.

Surplus f ood s are made available to this program by the

U. S. Department of Agriculture through the National School

Lunch Act and the r egular f a r m subsidy program. Food Dis-

tribu t ion is th e distributing agency in Georgia for th es e foods.

Not all th e surplus f oods distributed go to the School Lunch

Program. In add ition to 159 county school systems and 40

in dep end ent sc h ool syste ms, th e total of 472 sub-distributing

agen cies in Georgia include 28 nursery schools, 42 private

schools, 121 inst it utions and 83 summer camps. These include

1,72 3 fee ding programs serving an average of $513,000 meals

per day.

In addition, during the last year of the biennium, Food Dis -

tribution took over the welfare program of distributing sur-

plus foods to n eed y fami lies. Some 50,000 needy p eople re-

ce ive d surplus foods in Georgia un d er this program during

19 57- 58 .

The activities of this agency h a ve in cr ea sed greatly during

th e past few years. A tota l of more t han 22 million po unds

of food valu ed at more than $7 ,000,000 was distributed dur-

ing th e last yea r of th e bi ennium.

More than 20 million pounds of th e f ood distributed w ent

to th e School Lunch Program amounting to more than five

mill ion of th e total seven million.

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Negro Educatio-n_._--
School Building Program The Jeanes Work Leadership Training Program Teacher Supply and Demand Area Trade Schools

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. . for Negroes, many beautiful new schools.
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INSTRUCTiON HAS IMPROVED
" . . . one third of Georgia's children"
Emphasis has been placed on improving classroom learning. The team approach has been used in planning and implementing this improvement of instruction. The State Department of Education has had cooperation from the State Department of Health, The Georgia Committee on Cooperation in Teacher Education, The Georgia Teachers and Education Association and other agencies in its effort to make school programs more practical and effective. The plan had these steps:
1. A summer planning conference to agree upon the theme for the year. The theme for 1956-57 was "We Look At Our Schools-A Program of Evaluation In Action." During 195758, the emphasis was upon "New Trends In Science Teaching."
2. A fall meeting of the Georgia Committee on Cooperation to orient college personnel on the year's theme so that they could serve as consultants to schools and conferences.
3. An October meeting 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. At regional meetings of the Georgia Teachers and Education Association, 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 held at Paine College, Savannah State College, Albany State College, Fort Valley State College and Atlanta University to report on promising practices in the improvement of instruction and to agree upon next steps.
6. At the annual convention of the Georgia Teachers and Education Association in Atlanta, national authorities spoke on the theme for the year and led discussions.
7. The setting up of summer workshops for the training of school personnel to help carry out agreed upon objectives in the field of instruction and to produce guides for teachers.
There are evidences that this cooperative effort and the utilization of available resources are helping teachers to better understand their jobs and making the work of pupils more meaningful.
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Improvement of Negro Elementary Schools and Evaluation In Negro High Schools
Georgia is making satisfactory progress in improving its Negro elementary schools. Of 450 permanent elementary school centers, 227 are accredited by the Georgia Accrediting Commission. All but three systems used the State School Building Authority for construction of school plants. In those systems, adequate elementary education facilities have been provided when the required local funds were added to State funds. For those systems not using the Authority, there is yet a lag in providing the needed facilities. Hence, the improved school facilities, the surplus of well-trained Negro teachers, the liberal teacher allotment plan, and the State Library Matching Fund, together with consultative services offered by the State Department of Education, indicate that progress in accrediting elementary schools ought now to move forward.
All elementary school principals are being urged to become familiar with the standards of the Georgia Accrediting Commission. Meeting the State requirements for accreditation is the beginning of an improved elementary program. The second step, taken by 44 systems during 1957-58, was that of participating in the Southern Association's "Cooperative Program for the Improvement of Elementary Education." Seventy-Seven (77) of the 147 schools in these systems carried out excellent in-service programs. Progress reports were made to elementary school personnel at the Dublin 4-H Camp in 1958.
The prospect for the accreditation of elementary schools by the Southern Association has inspired a thorough appraisal of the elementary school program in four systems. Evaluating the Elementary School was the theme of the in-service education program in these systems during the 1956-57 and 1957-58 school years. The activities pursued were compiled into selfstudies. Then a visiting committee evaluated the program in five DeKalb County schools, two Taylor County schools, one Newton County school, and one Pike County school.
Evaluation includes all the means of collecting evidence on student behavior. It involves students, teachers, and parents. Self-appraisal is a significant feature in current evaluation practices. In developing an evaluation program, there are four steps:
1. Formulating and classifying the objectives of the school's curriculum.
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2. Defining the objectives, or goals, of education in terms of behavior.
3. Identifying situations in which pupils can be expected to display progress toward the objectives.
4. Selecting instruments by which data for appraisal purposes can be obtained.
A big job in the Negro schools of Georgia is that of improving elementary instruction. This should be a major point of emphasis. Nine pilot schools which participated in the evaluation program have provided the experience needed to do a more effective elementary teaching job.
Evaluation
During 1957-58, the Division of Negro Education steppedup its emphasis on the accreditation of Negro schools to make available to Negro children and youth good education.
The stepped-up program of evaluation was predicated on (a) the challenge of the times; (b) the lag, percentage-wise, in the regional accreditation of Negro schools in the State; (c) potentialities provided by new plant facilities and (d) the increasing number of Negro high schools already accredited.
Accreditation (regional) of Negro high schools in Georgia which are state-accredited is as follows:
1. Only 37 or approximately 17.5 o/c of the Georgia ac-
credited Negro high schools are regionally accredited.
2. Only 3 or 8.32 o/c of the regionally accredited Negro
high schools have been re-evaluated; 2 in 1957 and 1 in 1958. 3. Approximately 82 '1~ of the permanent high school
centers have not sought nor secured accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
The 1957-58 program of evaluation in Negro schools in Georgia are indicated below:
High schools in Atlanta, Peach, LaGrange, Toombs, Hogansville, Fulton, Taylor, and Valdosta were evaluated for the first time and were referred to the Southern Association in the fall of 1958.
High schools in Muscogee, Emanuel, Dublin systems were re-evaluated.
Schools which invited a visiting committee, but where timelapse and non-availability of personnel delayed the evaluations until the 1958-59 school year are in these systems: Liberty, Henry, Calhoun, Irwin, and Bulloch.
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SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAM
System Boards of Education in 1951-52 approved 507 permanent school centers for Negro pupils. The State Board of Education approved the allotment of state capital outlay funds where needed. We have 487 approved centers. This will be reduced to about 450.
The building .program with state funds is nearing completion. Only three systems, using the State School Building Authority, have not completed their building. These will be ready by September. The new buildings have made possible consolidations and expanded and enriched programs. No other single program has ever given Negro education such a tremendous boost. Dedication exercises are well attended by appreciative Negro citizens.
Despite the tremendous expenditure of state funds for capital outlay since July 1, 1951, there yet remain many current needs for housing Negro pupils due to these 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. Certain 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. This constitutes a large part of the still un-met needs.
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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, administrative duties take most of their time. Unless there is a Jeanes supervisor, the instructional program tends to suffer. The Department of Education works with local system superintendents upon request in arranging for the employment of Jeanes supervisors. A Jeanes supervisor is an employee of a local school system and is subject to all rules and regulations of the employing board.
There are now 70 Jeanes supervisors serving 107 systems. The number 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 them is at an alltime high. There were, in 1957-58, 71 Jeanes supervisors serving 188,529 pupils in ADA.
(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 be 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.)
LEADERSHIP TRAINING PROGRAM
New problems arising from the rapid transition from small to large school units has necessitated programs for re-training persons in administrative and supervisory positions.
The Southern Education- Foundation has made a significant contribution to Georgia Negro education.
A 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 is provided upon request from the Southern Education Foundation. These consultative services have rendered excellent help in curriculum development, training of principals and Jeanes supervisors, and in setting up an evaluation and re-evaluation program.
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The Southern Education Foundation has furnished financial assistance for a leadership workshop at Atlanta University. The 36 participants studied how to become good principals and sup-ervisors. Fifteen, already qualified in the field of supervision, were better preparing themselves for the work.
There is a great deal of work to be done by the principal before a school may be evaluated. The Southern Education Foundation has provided funds for a follow-up service for principals who are working on school evaluation.
Four teams of Jeanes supervisors and principals were sent to the Tuskegee Principals and Jeanes Supervisors Workshop in 1958 by the Southern Education Foundation.
The fast pace which we live in today has caused many problems. One deals with community health. To counteract this problem in the Negro schools and communities, Georgiaaided by the Southern Education Foundation-has set up a program for study in health education at Atlanta University. Grants were made to 21 Negro teachers in the area of health and temperance education. These 21 persons were selected from systems over the State that indicated a need for a Health Coordinator in that area.
State Department of Education Leadership Training
Moon rockets, atom powered submarines, balloon expeditions, and other scientific explorations have made Americans realize that children need more science and mathematics.
In 1958 the State Department made available a grant of $300 to a math or science teacher in each Negro high school. The money was paid in September to each approved applicant. Georgia awarded 164 of these scholarships during 1958.
Additional grants were provided to 60 elementary teachers to improve their competencies in elementary science. Scholarships were set up based upon resident employed elementary science teachers who had been recommended by their principal to act as resource persons for the science program during the next school year.
Atlanta University and Fort Valley State College offered further study to 15 Negro elementary science teachers to act as elementary science coordinators. These teachers learned to bring together the students, parents, and new developments in science teaching.
Science teaching in Georgia moved forward during 1958, but young people in Georgia learn many other things also.
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If our children are to learn, teachers must keep abreast of scientific developments and teaching methods. Thus Georgia afforded its Negro teachers further study in the middle grades. Grants were made to 59 Negro school personnel to attend a six weeks workshop in grades 7-8-9 at Atlanta University and Fort Valley State College.
TEACHER SUPPLY AND DEMAND
During 1957-58, 9,424 of the 10,140 Negro public school teachers held certificates based upon four or more years of college work. Many teachers now in service holding certificates below four years of college are nearing retirement and should be retained. There is now a surplus of qualified Negro teachers except in music, guidance, health, physical education and special education. School officials are now able to select teachers from a number of applicants when vacancies arise. This improves the quality of teaching.
The Department of Education provides a service for prospective teachers and school officials by:
1. Securing, compiling and distributing information on all graduates of Negro colleges in Georgia who desire to teach.
2. Collecting from superintendents a list of vacancies and making this information available to the nine Negro colleges, qualified applicants and the office of GT & EA, in May and after the teacher allotments have been released, usually in July.
The basis of teacher allotment is the number of students in attendance daily.
During 1957-58 the State Board of Education adopted a policy to make available to local systems funds for the allotment of additional teachers, based upon the increased ADA during the first five months. Sixty-four systems employed 284 additional Negro teachers. The teachers were paid according to their certificates, based on preparation and experience. Local school systems also got $368 for maintenance and operation costs plus $50 sick leave per teacher, prorated from the date of the teacher's employment.
This mid-term adjustment for 1957-58 was in accordance with the current financing plan approved by the State Board of Education, which assumed obligation for full adjustment costs of the Minimum Foundation Program.
The Teacher of the Year Project sponsored by the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce received the enthusiastic support
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of Negro teachers. They received a boost in morale to know that the lay public appreciates their services.
AREA TRADE SCHOOLS
When Governor Griffin approved the regular public school budget for 1958-59, he agreed to provide some money from the State reserve fund to match local funds for the purpose of establishing some Area Trade Schools in the larger population centers.
Intensive research by the State Department of Education shows that area trade schools for Negroes should be developed at Albany and Augusta. These sites provide employment for those who would, upon completion of the trade courses, take jobs in industry.
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 area 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. 9. The problem of the small Negro high schools.
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Negro students moved into the attractive hexagon-shaped John T. Whittaker School, designed by architect L. Miles Sheffer, in November. Located in northwest Atlanta, the school is typical of the new modern bu ildings which have made possible consolidations and expanded and enriched programs of Negro education.
The foyer of John T . Whittaker School shows the wide expanse of windows and roominess which is characteristic throughout the building .
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PART II
(Figures are taken from the annual reports made by the superintendents of county and independent school systems. All statistical tables are for the last year of the biennium, 1957-58, although summary tables are included for the twoyear pericd.I
. . . where the school dollar goesan accounting to you .
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TABLE I-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

l. Taxation and Appropriations

I. Income-General Fund
A. REVENUE FROM LOCAL SOURCES
2. Tuition Received from Patrons

4. Other Revenue from Local Sources

(a). Taxes (b) Appropri-

3. Trans- (a) Earn- (b) Earn-

(d) Rent

Total Receipts

SYSTEM

Received from ations Re-

portation ings from iogs from (c) Rent from (e) Dona- () Misc.

Co. or City ceived from

(a) Regular (b) Snm-

Fees from Permanent Temporary from Property tious, Revenue

Levies for Co. or City (c) Other Day School mer School (c) Other Local Fnndsand Deposits School other than Gifts and from Local

from Local Sources

Maintenance Govt.

Sources Endow- and In- Facilities School Bequests Sources

and Operation Agencies

ments vestments

Facilities

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

Appling______________ $ A t k i n s o n _____________ Bacon _______________ Boker _______________
Baldwin _____________

58,489.24 $___________ $ 157.50 $--------- $_________ $ 5,255.00 $_________ $ 315.21 $_________ $ 219.26 $_________ $_________ $15,479.57 $

25;271.95 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

38,492.78 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

36,520.37 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------183,138.84 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

550.00 --i;925:oo

1,500.00

1,556.90 1,542.26

79,915.78 25,271.95 38,492.78
13888,,067576..12o7

Banks _______________
...... Barrow______________
8 Bartow______________ Ben Hill, ____________ Berrien______________

20,509.86 ------------

65.44 ----------

212.50 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

--3;787:06 32,301.04 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

----------

----452:80 115,905.87 ------------ ----------

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

444.00

----------

8,205.23

26,625.09 1,014.84 ----------

36.00 ----------

---------- 750.00

17.50 ---------- ----------

63,217.73 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- 2,912.08 1,829.29 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 3,927.62

3206,,708878..18o0
125,007. 90 28,443.43 71,886.72

Bibb ________________
Bleckley _____________ Brantley_____________ Brooks_______________ Bryan. ______________

1,689,581.05 98,121.30 ---------- 14,887.25 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 5,793.74

311. 78 ----------

18,000.00 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

538.50

875.00 ----------

46,327.09

200.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

291.28 ----------

58,669.72 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------34,618.35 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

---------- ----------
26.25 ---------- ----------

60.49

-----50:00

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

12,288.11
1,320.67 679.67 367.81

1,820,983.23
19,413.5o
48,139. 04
59,349.39 35,122. 90

Bulloch ______________ Burke _______________ Butts________________
Calhoun _____________ Camden _____________

128,465.49 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- 5,112.00 --.,------- ---------- ---------- ----------

115,103.16 ------------ 4,250.00 ---------- ---------58,326.86 ------------ ---------- ---------- ----------

----216:36 250.00

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

960.00 346.00 ----------

440.00

48,587.10 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- 5,629.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

367.50

79,323.53

1,274.50 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

8,897.14 2,284.57
456.51
666.56 632.16

142,474. 63
123,287.73
59,345.73 55,250.1 6 81,230.1 9

Candler______________ CarroIL _____________ Catoosa______________ Charlton _____________
Chatham_____________

-----64:69 30,755.31 ------------ 3,131.50 ---------- ----------

279,94 ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

105,837.24 ------------ ---------- ---------- ----------

---------- 1,612.50

---------~ ---------- ----------

1,099.98

44,822.44 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- 1,330.00 ---------- ---------- ----------

----------

62,749.73

6,000.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

120.00 ----------

ISS.00

2,656,628.31 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

891.41
538.55 4,838.11
13.90 10,070.00

35,058.16 109,152.9 6 50,990.55 69,068.63 2,666,698.31

Chattahoochee ________ Chattooga____________
Cherokee _____________ Clarke ____________~ __ Clay _________________

11,237.74 ______ .,f _____ ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

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

--i;7i6:74 68,179.03

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

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

----3;967:81 121,628.78

----------

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

----------

966.46

608,583.17 ------------ ---------- 2,441.00 1,584.50 ---------- ---------- ---------21,583.91 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

47.25

517.50 ----------

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

----556:31

2,108.50 20,469.37 43,013.43
163.21

11,237.44
72,004.27 147,032.42 656,139.60 22,330.68

Clayton

,

Clinch

,

Cobb

,

Coffee _

Colquitt____

-l

Columbia

i!

88~~i~s~~i~~~:r:~-:-:-::::::::::::::::::::: 1 1

Dade

_

Dawson.

_

Decatur

_

DeKalb

_

Dodge

.

I

1

100.75 25.00 1,040.00 1,475.00

2,466.92 630.00

2,859.27

5,735.96

.

_

1,183.08 1,460.80

217,186.12 61,464.30 601,687.84 139,714.42
130,069.31

91,741. 98 61,811.33 271,686.21
33,220.33 103,137.68

405.14
10.00 9,443.78 52,396.70
971.55

31,471.07 22,167.34 149,280.61 2,887,537.56 89,316.43

Dooly

_

Dougherty

_

Douglas

_

Early

,

Echols

1

70,407.41 732,987.50 68,421.31 98,960.91
17,836.35

Effingham_________ I

Elbert

:::

EmanueL

_

Evans.

_

Fannin

i

64,909.10 120,147.66 113,719.03
33,512.49 49,443.66

Fayette Floyd
Forsyth
FranklIn Fulton

_ _
_
_ _

gl~~~k:::::::::::::1

Golyrdnonn, --------------1_

Grady

_

2, 8~U~~ ::~ --660:000:001:::: ::::::i-'5:714:50i-15:361:30 -60:847:51' -.4;432:36,:::::: :::: :::::::::: 'I' d~g:~ ::::::::::.1-'2:011:02i 2~:m:g~

tUgU5 ::::::::::::1_-~:~~::~~I:::::::::l--i89:ool :::::::::: ._6~:~~1:::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ._~~:~I ~~~:~~ ::::::::::

334,110.91 326,787.53'__________ 67,494.83 -------.----[.---------

1 ----------1 637.50

643.39

1

1 1

.______

1,870.00 --------.-

----------
390.00

504.50

1 216.00 8,363.44 189.99 4,856.30

1

28,555.57 379,306.71 47,443.40 50,758.50 3,656,547.95
48,289.56 12,192.70 671,263.27 74,801.12 145,772.58

Greene

i ----- - - -- -

Gwinnett. --

1

Habersham

_

Hall..

,

--I Hancock, ------- _--

76,704.78 148,046.90 88,142.44 182,920.07
49,755.54

Haralson Harris Hart.
Heard Henry

_ _ .. _
.. .

54,878.23 96,162.72 72,407.56 30,220.55 99,615.28

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

I. Taxation and Appropriation,

I. Income-General Fund-Continued

12. Tuition Received from Patrons

4. Other Revenue from Local Sources

(a). Taxes (h) Appropri-

I

Received from ations Re-

I 3. Trans- (a) Earn- (h) Earn- I

(d) Rent

Total Receipts

portation ings from ings from (c) Rent from (e) Dona- () Misc. from Local

SYSTEM

Co. or City ceived from

(a) Regular (b) Sum-

Fees from Permanent Temporary from Property tious, Revenue

Sources

Levies for Co. or City (c) Other Day School mer School (c) Other Local Funds and Deposits School other than Gifts and from Local

Houston

Maintenance

Govt.

and Operation Agencies

j$ 137,318.72 L

.L

=L

~=~ $

='IL Sources Endow- and In- Facilities ments vestments I
~== $ 2,834.71 $

School Facilities
$

Bequests Sources

L

'L

~153.43

Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson

~:~;::::-:"~':"I:::::::::~~::-::::-::::I",:~:-_':;~~ :~;~ ~:~~ _
_

43,292.62 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- 4,230.00 ---------- ----------

_

_

. __

/1,590.00 ----------

439.19

~U~U~

Jenkins

_

,i!!!::!~~~'j;:~':!~i:! r: ;~:~:!i i! e;";~'! ! I~I:~I;": I:;)~:il,; i i Johnson

_

Jones

_

Lamar

j

Lanier_---

1'

Laurens

_

;;;::1 tib~;ty:::::::::::::: 1

:!ii!

Mtua~dgi~s~o~n~~===========_I

Marion.

~_

tl~Pn~:L::::::::::i

Meriwether

_

Miller

_

MitcheIL Monroe Montgomery Moraan.; a Murray

_ _ _

._. __

22,436.69

536.25

38.34 823.63[-

---------- 125.001__________ 250.00 946.47

~b:~~n~ :::::::=:::: :::::::=::1:::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ----~~?:?? :::::::::: --::~~~:~~ ::::::::::

1

I

I

32,250.65 -------.---- ----.----- ---------- ---------- ---------- 107.00[

[

1

----------

338. 081

I~UU:H ::~:~~~:~~I=========:========== ----2;~:~~ ----~ing ::::~i~:~ ----m:~~ ~U~Ub --~::??:??:::::::::: U~g:n 41,726.69 -=-==-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

1

14.00

1========== ---------- ----------1---------+---------1

1

::::::::::::

:::::::::: ::::::::::1::::::::::1::::::::=: :::::::::: ----819:oJ:::::::::

;U:U: ------900:00
43,206.93
I

UgUg[::::::::::I::::::::::I----42i):i)7

I

I

1"::::.::::::,---1-31i):491:::-:-:-::-:-:-:-.-------18, 44:002I 10.-0"02,;238:101--1Ir------14-,5i3)00:000:.0001001-1-i:99203:63.01511

25,156.38
~6:g~U~
32,695.73
I~HgU~ ~~:l~U~ 41,740.69
~U~tg~
44,762.98

Museogee ____________ Newton ______________ Oconee. _____________ Oglethorpe ___________ Paulding _____________
Peach __ ____________ Pickens__ ___________ Pierce ______ ________ Pike _________________ Polk_ _____________
Pulaski. _____________ Putnam______________ Quitman _____________ Rabun_______ _______ Randolph ____________
Richmond ____________ Rockdale _____________ Schley__ ____________ Screven___________ ~ _A Seminole_____________
Spalding; ____________ Stephens ____ -- __-- --Stewart__ ___________ Sumter ____________ TalboL. ____________
Taliaferro ____ _______ TattnalL ____________ Taylor _______________ Telfair _______________ TerrelL _____________
Tbomas ______________ Tift. ________________ Toombs ______________ Towns_______________ Treutlen _____________
Troup _______________ Turner_____ __~~ ___ ~ __ Twiggs ______________ Union_______________ Upson _______________
Walker ______________ Walton ______________ Ware ________________ Warren ______________ Washington __________

~~~im~I~I~~~~m~]] ~~~~~~~~~~I::~~;t~~~ 2,341,107.23 7,085.00 56,557.44 4,215.00 121,384.46 ------------ ----_._--- ---------26,442.42 3,909.95 ---------- ---------38,160.44 ------------ ---------- -----.-.-38,852.97 --------.--- ---------- ---_.-----

-.-.------ ----------
---------- ----------
--.------- ---._-----
---------- -----------------.- -_.-------

196.33

93.97

180.00 629.97

3,239.73 --._------

145.00 ----------

19,829.02 68.34
3,916.32 4,351.63 2,689.19

I

I

77,177.24

3,776.13 --------.- ---_.----- ----------

50.449.88 .-.-.-.----- ---------- ---------- ----------

58,889.39 -._---_.-.-- ---------- ---------- --.-------

30,709.51 ------------ --.----.-- ---------- ----------

'm"::>~I--:I:~~-------------------

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

----422:28

---------- ---------- 6,514.41

-----.--.- ---------~ 3,932.70

161,568.69 ------------ .._-------- --~---~--- ----------

I

I

!

- - - - - - - - - - -~-~-~---- -------.-~

-::~~ml-"'-""--':;:ill~ 20,792.27 --~----~--.-

42.75 -~-------- ----------

52,014.89 ------------ ---------- ---------- --~------~

14,167.81 --~~--------

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

72,7'16.54 ------------

738.60 ---------- -----~~-~-

----------

---~------

603.15

----230:06 ----------

361.10 978.58
1,511.44

58,167.97 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------~

---------- 900.00 1,821.62

1,944.290.89 ------------ 102,886.72 1,986.25 --- ----~-- 54,9i7.81 ---------- 5,810.30 ---------- ---------- 35,043.24 ----------

41,616.68 ------------ ---------- ---------- --~~------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

24,159.04 ---------- ._----~-----

------~--- -~--------

---------- -~--- ----- ----------

1 , 2 8 2 . 1 8 -----~-~--

80,634.94 ------------ --~--~---- ---------- -------~--

519.00 --- ---~--- ---------- ----------

628.94 ----------

33.27

37,067.32 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- 1,505.00 --- ~------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

12,155.11
4,000.00 2,122.83 2,059.13

447,145.14 ------------ ----- --~-- 1,442.50 2,247.00 -------~-- 1,071.40 ---------- ---------- 2,445.00 ---------- 3,451.22 12,250.77

73,435.64 ------------ ~----~-~-- ---------- ---------- ---------~ ---------- ---------- ---------- 1,972.46 ---------- ----------

425.24

---------- 49,139.98 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---~-~---- -----~----

~-------~- ---------- ----------

---------- 296.80

83,916.64 ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- -~--------

------~--- ---------- ----------

242.00

I:::::::::: 37,331.57 ------------ ---------- ---~------ ---------- ----~~-~-~

50.00 -----~----

23,740.03 ------------ ---------- ---------- -----~----

---------- -~-- --~---

---------- ---------5.00 ----------

67.47 ----588:io
681.01 538.94

53,535.26 ------------ ---------- ---~~--~~- ~--------- 4,368.00 ---------- ---------- ----------

25.00 ---------- 1,297.96 ------~---

---------- 36,626.10 ----------~- --~-------

----------

---~------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 12,621. 93

59,623.28 ~----------- ---~--~-~-

---------- 1,960.00 ~-~------~

-----~-~~-

- -- ~-

--~--

5,287.51

75,196.19

1,155.00 ._----~--- 4,285.30 ---------- ---------- ----------

----- 685.86 ~-.------- 2,358.00

--~--

245.43 7,563.52

118.744.14 ------------

765.79 ---------- ---------- 5,314.20 ---------- 1,456.96 2,891.22

24.00

457.50 -~----~---

60.00

179,966.86

3,872.00 ---------- ---------- --~-----~- --~~--.--- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 5,455.95

53,306.21 ------------

--~---~-~- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

8,131.88 --------~---

253.99 -------~-- ---------- ----------

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

24,102.79 ---------- -~-~-------~ ------~-~-

---------- -----~~---

134.70 ----------, ---------- --~------- ---------- ----------

335.86

73,455.37

2,580.00 9,152.92 ----------,----------

- - - - - - - - - - -----~~--~

-----~---- -~--------

600.00

500.00

828.50

41,600.91 ------------ ---------- --~-----~- ---------- 1,860.00

----------

312.17 ------~-~-

----------

-----27:28 ----270:00 ---------- 47,785.29 .. ----------_ ~-~--~-~--

---------- ------~---

---------- -----~~--~

----------

-----i5:00 12,347.33 ------------ ---------- -------~~- --_.------ ---~------ ---------- ---------- ----------

---------~ -------~~-

1,684.85 8,447.53 2,91)2.54

::~ : .~: 1::-:-:::::I::[lli:~I~-:~.-:~~. :::=::::::I::: :i6 o:~:~~I:::::::::: 48,514.88
227,009.66 59,943.74 88,872.20 54,294.19 86,242.54

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

---------- ---------- ---------- ---~------ ---~------ ---------- ----------

737.07

110.00 ----677:06 -----------4;025:00 ::::::::::
1,690.001---------- __________

:i~; 8,625.00

1,387.0.1 --i;362:27 ----------

14.685.38 352.44

241. 90

326.34 --i;

----------

2.44

--~-------

1,149.84

2,415261,,473693..18o8 3455,,705718..86o6
41,687.16
82,306.63 50,872.16
65,403.8o
35,236.71 162,288.69
21,516.12 54,541.62 14,167.81 75,643.26 64,351.59
2,157,150.3 41,616.6 29.441.2 83,938.9 40,631.4
470,053.03 75,833.34 49,436.78 84,158.64 38,037.14
24,964.98 59,226.22 49,248.03
9616,,488790..37o9
129,713.8 189,294.8 53,306.2
8,385.8 24,573.3
87,116.7 45,457.9 56,530.1 15,324.8 49,215.9
250,320.04 63.832.56
89,213.8o
58,489.43 92,272.72

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

1. Taxation and Appropriations

I. Income-General Fund-Continued

12. Tuition ,Received from Patrons I ... 1

4. Other Revenue from Local Sources

(a). Taxes (b) APpropri.j Received from ations Re

I

I'

II

Ii 3. Trans-I (a) Earn- (b) Earn

j (d) Rent

Total Receipts

portation ings from ings from (c) Rent from (e) Dona- (f) Misc. from Local

SYSTEM

I, Co. or City
Levies for

ceived Co. or

from City

II

(c)

Other

(a) Regular (b) Sum,Day School mer School

(c)

Other

Fees from Permanent Temporary Local , Funds and Deposits

from School

Property tions, Revenue other than Gifts and from Local

Sources

Maintenance

Govt.

and Operation Agencies

I I !

Sources 1 Endow- and In- Facilities School Bequests Sources

menta vestments

Facilities

~!~r:-_- '*:mftl':i~;,i~':::iiill': -1'::1'1' .-.-.. ,;'''."f"~~I~i.:~I;.;;;;: 1-$-I-f-J-f-~-J-!

Whitfield

_ __1 80.248.191

-----.---- ------- --,------ - -,----------,---- .. ---- 203.751 __ ---- ------ _.. I 1,267.50 1,224.8511,523.811 84.468.10

WIlcox

1 43,153.69 ------- ----'---------- ----------1---------- 3,150.00 188.09 -- ........ ------ --- ------:'.. .. ------ .. 1 269.00

68. 801 46,829.58

;:::;~:;;:~ ~:l~i~s~~::::::::::::i~"~~:~.::~~:U:~;-;--;-;~;:;~;~;::;~~~i~::;:~:;::":;:+::;...;.~.2~2I3..0~0;.::;:;::;:.:;::1::';__:~~:~:~:~i:~;~;1'----2,4;0;:;0;12.$:1:8:':8-~-::.::::1:.;_;_~~::~~~:~3::~~~~ ;--~"~2:i~6:~0~0:i~::~:I:;:~::;:;:;:;I;::I:;:;:;::;:;-;:;i.;~I:":"~~'~::'~:~ .~,,~:U:~:U::~

1

'I

i

!

'Iii

i:

h;;":.' ""Hm~1 J;~~I : :.: ,"'",~'I,,","]'"" .. ,, Americus

. . $ 107,564.46 $

II

1

I$

.. __ $ 2,215.00 $

'I

i

I

1$_ ..

1$

'

:

1

';~~I--.....:i:,;",,!-"iiH ;H.m~ $
1

I$ __

$.

$
I

I : : ... - - :::

$----

$ 300.03 $ 1l0,079.49
1
l
H,

Calhoun, ____

_

8:~~~;~~ll~:::::::::::

Cedartown, -.-- -- ----

8~ 44,591.67 ----_ --- __.. ---- -- -- __I 3, 761. _-- -- __---

60.001__-- -- .. __1I 145.881_-- ------- 450.00 ---- ---... 1,000.001 805.76'1

- :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ~~:~~:~ --85;888:371::::::::::I--:::~~::~

I::: ::::::: I: : : : : : : : : : . --::~~~:~~!

---~::::J i:::::::::: :::::: :::: 1--

--1- -- -- ---- ---- -- 136,989.25

1 ---- -- -. 1,955.00 -- - - -- - - -.: -- --00 ----1- --------- --------- -1-- --00---- ------- -

11 ,233. 791

;;"' . .~:;:';;:;~I"o""I:.:~;;!"",,.I-'- ..~]- .;::I~,,;::~';:::

50.815.16
19UiU~
140,178.04
,;:~~

Decatur______________ 455.382.631__.

1

14.659.251 4,884.551 14,386.81 ---------. ----------,---------- 1,323.00 - - - - - - -- --

1.

1 490,636.24

~~~~~~~i(i:::::::::::: -----75;500:00 __ ~~::~~:~~ ::::::::::'2;880:001::::::::::I-i;800:00 :::::::::: ::::::::::1:::::::::: .----:~:~~i1:::::::::: ::::::::::1 U~t~ l~~:g~t~

~:~~[[:--:::'::J;f;::]m:~:,i:~i~::);~i[: ::[:-I:-:'",""'''MIJ~~,~i~l:mml:mm :ft:f!!11

MMoarnireottea___________________________

16479,,550504..0405

143,677.30'117,302.98 13,464.51 ----------

87,,741927..0550

----------'---------!

----------

---------- 1,985.91 ,__________

'1 37,,402084..5902 38336,,291161..9175

f~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~ll~;l~~ ;;~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ;;~~~~~~~ ==~:~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~I~~~~~:::~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ::~~~~~~J~~~~~~~~~ ::~~~~~~ -+~if~~i l:Hit~

Rome..,

1 459,245.04

264.25 16,703.71

30,094.44

,

, 1'622.001__________ 3,050.00 2,190.74 5::::~~:~:

!~::[:!:::I. ~:~.~r:~:~'!:::[:.;l!.!r;:~:"~I.:".M ~ ,.; . I:::I!:!: ;[~:j.~I:.,~.~!: ':]!~:;.~.~ ~:~.~

Wayrrnso Weot P o i n L

, .303,503.10 , 37,482.68

16,500.00

__________2,845.501 1,915.50 7,405.57

--

--2--9-0-.0--0I--2--,4--9-1-.-1-7!-.-------------------,I--

---1-0-7-.-5-3

._5_3_6_._0_0

1.445.17 661.00

____3__9_1_.4__9

2,263.25 538.66

313,873.21 64,503.41

:~:~e~~:i~:~:::::::::118,5:;:~:~::: 1,3::::::::: -~;:~~~:~~15::::::::1-;~:~~~:~~122~::~::::'::::::::::1 4,~~:: -;;:~;~:;~.~~:~~~:;; --;:~~~:~;1-;~:;~;:;; -~~:~~~:~~120,6:::::::::

Total Counties

126'827,835.561,201,083.73)228,043.63 39,793.26 37,566.89

15,126.67118,809.51 39,666.46 54,025.24160,896.18 53,093.01585,706.59

i Grand TotaL________ 45,414,845.6812,597,233.191279,899.69 193.937.08 112,053.741401,903549..7499 15,126.671 22,822.09 51,285.61 83,470.951 68,525.85 69,456.141651,401.28112590,,516821,,790962..2726 1621,

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

I. Income-General Fund-Continued
B. REVENUE FROM STATE SOURCES

I. Funds for Operation

2. Salaries

4. Voca- 5. School 6. Special

Total Receipts

of the 3. Capital tional

Lunch Programs 7. Other from the

SYSTEM

(a) Teacher (b) Sup- (c) Travel (d) Trans- (e) Con- (f) Main- (g) Sick Superin- Outlay

Funds Program (Vet., etc.)

State

Salaries plements

portation tingent tenance Leave tendent

.J~~4' 1---------- Funds

and Operation

---

Appling ___________ Atkinson. _________
Bacon.. ____. ___._ Baker _. _. ________ Baldwin __________

$

449,624.23 205,050.87 389,979.11 175,908.12 447,385.34

$ 25,338.00
2,401.36
.-._-----.-
5,061.22 16,022.02

$ _________
790.00 .---------
1,126.80 352.17

$ 95,760.66 57,536.00
-----------
47,564.00 53,807.35

$ 15,478.70 25,731.00
----------22,622.00
----_.-----

$ 59,704.30
30,514.00 -----------
20,976.00 45,668.00

$ _________ 3,650.00
--------.2,850.00 6,400.00

$-- _______
3,600.00
----------
3,980.00
----------

$------------------------------
13,055.54
-----------

$

12,993 12,973.30 6,659.83 2,195.89 9,195.95

108.74 10,816.47 7,534.57 3,841.97
--._-------

$ 110.00 21,,595057..0109
-----.-._--------.-

$_________ $
__________ ----------
-------.-.

673,117.91
354,970.19 406,728.51 299,181.54 578,830.83

Banks .. __________ Barrow ___________ Bartow ___________ Ben HiIL _________
Berrien, ________ ._

153,644 .45 222,792.35 450,697.93
153,819.04 324,219.92

2,590.00 4,180.00 27,295.00
4,110.00 7,890.00

1,806.42 1,600.00 4,350.38
1,525.95 500.00

42,665.00 46,186.00 106,479.00 51,416.00
95,643.00

20,525.00 22,303.00 24,870.00 14,182.00 34,945.00

19,086.00 26,496.00 49,717.84 20,240.00 44,528.00

2,650.00 3,600.00 8,350.00
2,750.00 6,050.00

4,560.00 ----------4,520.00 16,100.00
4,560.00 63,000.00
3,766.67 20,000.00
4,560.00 --.--------

2,983.39 12,134.97 7,887.58 2,337.64 8,936.35

6,624.80 --------.- ------.--9,359.97 -------.-- 7,750.00
19,865.46 4,840.47 ---------4,909.03 -------_.- ---------18,155.62 4,849.39 ----------

257,135.06 377,022.29 771,913.66 279,056.33 550,276.28

Bibb ___ _________ 2,300,646.37

Bleckley .. ________ Brantley. _________ Brooks ____________ Bryan, _________

85,388.86 195,674.23 318,014.64 204,006.00

----------1,560.00 15,089.00 22,405.00
9,426.04

----8ii1:iiii

150,161.00 ----------39,779.00 9,047.00
61,966.00 19,859.00
72,295.20 36,262.00
50,026.00 19,020.00

381,634.00 --._-----11,776.00 1,600.00 29,678.00 3,550.00 46,816.00 5,600.00 27,009.00 3,450.00

3,980.00 184,000.00 78,767.70 118,626.01 --.----_.- 7,419.87 3,766.70 ----------- ----------- 4,692.82 -.-._----- ---._----3,960.00 34,100.00 6,914.81 7,744.76 ---------- ---------4,520.00 ----------- 23,929.57 7,127.12 ---------- ---------4,199.25 ----------- 1,493.71 8,881.91 ---------- ----------

3,225,234.95 158,411.38 378,535.80 536,969.53
327,511.91

Bulloch. __________ Burke ____________ BCualthtosn__n_____________________
Camden. _______._

632,225.00 18,976.78 2,341.81 139,374.00 55,529.00 77,916.00 10,700.00 4,560.00 34,820.00

503,809.97 27,802.00 5,404.18 126,938.00 45,669.00 68,080.00 9,250.00 4,520.00 123,100.00

199,059.09 7,781.00 ---------- 46,522.00 5,552.00 27,195.20 3,695.00 ---------. ----------252,387.97 27,288.70 4,325.00 48,674.00 23,260.00 30,544.00 4,150.00 4,560.00 10,171.70

----------- ---------- 428,165.35 ----------- ______ w ___ -------~~--

--~--------

3,960.00 -----------

30,806.45 8,529.57 3,103.26 11 ,878.52
2,439.60

29,904.04 3,134.75 22,343.41

13,211.50 945.00 ----------

7,625.56 ---------- ----------

10,669.00 20,316.02 1,845.00

14,206.01

82.50 ----------

1,062,631.24
937,259.22 300,533.11 450,069.91 448,853.46

-------.. Candler _________
CarroIL __________ Catoosa___________
Charlton__________ Cbatham__________

182,054.71
572,306.87 439,186.82
180,577.99 3,515,550.16

3,213.60 24,864.24
-----------
1,649.97
~-

----------------------------
143.92

45,487.00 132,242.00 53,050.00 58,036.50
----_.-~---

15,201.00 71 , 4 3 6 . 0 0 60,255.00 5,141.70
'._-------.-

24,288.00 75,314.60 57,069.00 19,209.60
-----------

3,300.00 10,250.00 6,885.00 2,610.00
----------

3,660.00 4,560.00
----------
4,520.00
----------

--.--------
----------6,920.00 28,900.00
-----------

5,441.00 14,070.31 7,646.67 4,106.22
-----------

7,568.98 21,531.68 23,751.22 6,856.86
-----------

----------
12,506.83
----------
----------

12,730.40 26,901.64
----------
1,345.00 26,845.37

302,944.69 965,984.17 654,763.71
313,097.76 3,542,395.53

Chattahoocbee_____ Chattooga_________ Cherokee __________ Clarke ________ Clay ____________

33,032.89 399,907.00 446,475.69 678,171.55 134,496.00

436.45 ---------14,270.00 4,954.22 22,473.00 386.26 78,541.60 ----.-._-3,119.00 1,570.00

6,779.13 6,468.32 ----------- 750.00 68,385.00 46,321.00 49,312.00 6,700.00 94,090.00 35,147.00 65,872.00 8,950.00 38,820.00 ___________ 29,318.00 --------.30,172.00 17 ,073.00 15,514.09 '2,002.00

3,320.00 ----------- ----------4,020.00 ----------- 7,557.23 4,560.04 ----------- 5,386.26 4,700.00 ----------- 19,868.40 3,875.00 40,600.00 5,644.50

1,604.82 ---------- 4,886.94 18,602.06 30,116.22 1,661.51
30,655.25 7,888.13 15,960.00
45,302.81 20,220.00 ---------4,639.01 ---------- ----------

57,278.55 651,806.24 737,843.63 914,942.36 258,704.60

i__________ Clayton, .._________ 750,684.27 26,696. 86

1 78,407.00 66,027.00 125,191.00

:::~:~~~:~~I:::::~~:~~ ::~~:~~~:~~ Clinch __________ 158,684.67
Cobb __________ 2,117,353.29 Coffee __________ 914,906.42
Colquitt- --------- 636,850.64 ___________ 1

7,064.00 25,032.00
----------- -----------
679.901133,004.00 --97:522:00 -i29:700:00

CCooolukm- bia_------

-

-------

-

Coweta __---------

CCrriaswp ford_,-----------------

-----------1---------- ----------- 396,061.51

2,608.00 ___________

276,130,90 10,750.00 __________ 54,920.00 28,867.00 46,461.60

552,109,96 13,430.00 3,623.68 12,027.14 ----------- -----------

154,282,00 3,200.00 ---------- 45,980.00 20,343.00 22,572.00

418,153.07 25,169.00 732.22 51,799.00 24,032.00 58,797.00

3,200.00 8,800,00

3,979.20 55,400.00 2,160.00 43,400.00 4,560.00 126,800.00
-----------
3,785,00 ________ 44 ~

------- .. -5,245,00 4,466,67 -----------
836.00 ---------- ----------2,700.00 3,980.00 39,600.00 7,400.00 4,560.00 -----------

Dade _--------- 159,321.70 3,950.00 1,050.00 38,103.00 23,159.00 28,651.00 3,550.00 ---------- 46,500.00

Dawson__--------- 105,961.26 2,842.00 986.55 29,114.25 12,971.93 12,880.00 1,750.00 3,860.00

140.00

Decatur__ --------- 687,881.83 34,992.45 ---------- 103,714,00 45,985.00 82,432.00 11,200.00 3,980.00 111,200.00

DeKalb __--------- 2,493,333.03 ----------- ---------- 222,937.00 ----------- 409,584.00 55,650.00 4,520.00 -----------

Dodge _--------- 437,049.73 19,630.02 1,307.27 103,087.00 42,210.00 57,776.00 7,850,00 3,360.00 7,900.00

Dooly _-------.- 359,753.10 --_--4- ___ - ---------- 60,966.00 35,771.00 44,528.00 3,278,34 3,980.00 -----------

Dougherty ------.- 1,470,108.74 ----------- ---------- - -- -- -- -- - ~.----------- ----------- ---------- 4,320.00 1,400.00

Douglas Early

___----------------

-
-

314,157.49 401,512.77

6,610.00 ---------11,959.00 ----------

56,629.00 97,195.00

31,845.00 45,701.00

47,027,00 52,356,00

5,950.00 3,960.00 ----------6,900.00 ---------- -----------

Echols _--------- 69,897.36 1,402.87 964.27 27,176.88 10,479.97 8,491.07 1,153.66 3,980.00 13,200.00

4,768.87 3,482.41 9,285.47 18,722.25 14,123.92
1,477.02 5,289,03 6,310.78 2,564,09 10,414.34

35,243.19 820.00

- - - - I 8,702.79
89,988.85

----474:i2

1,133.46

20,536.70 3,881.80 4,000.00

24,307.82

10,900.00

12,881.00 9,960.51

-"1;673:20

----------1

22,139.26 7,613,48 3,945.00

4,216.66

17,818.90 32,304.11 ----------

1,463.00 10,914,47 2,529.42 13,442.71 1,905.10 4,762.96 7,808.69 28,638.98 5,131.99 433.25 29,879.61 133,969.40 2,000,00 ---------11,364.10 20,098.51 18,382,35 5,486.40

23,026.78 48,819.94 5,139.47 13,550.59
4,758.28

10,924.13 56,107.12 14,974,53 9,534.79
2,038.88

5,460.05 ---------7,999.67 ---------1,614.18 ---------2,911.34 ----------

1,147,217.39 320,208.05
2,349,595.19 962,047,1 7
1,059,673.28
413,027,53
642423,,073653.,39o1
299,437.75 651,179.64
332,634.3o
177,174.05 1,123,398.19 3,351,873,04
735,501.38
547,687,4o
1,588,755,47 487,906,67 641,620.49 143,543.24

Effingham --------Elbert- __--------EmanueL --------Evans _--------Fannin __---------

248,304.84 11,564.00 3,000.00 448,153.95 26,138.29 5,067.64 547,246.81 10,810.00 ---------189,658.71 6,277,00 ---------354,094.48 ----------- .---------

75,603.00 74,155.00 104,525.37 41,369.00 76,698.00

20,049.00 30,717,00 24,250.00 17,549.00
45,275.00

33,856.00 68,552.00 65,324.87 24,472.00
46,840.00

4,600.00 8,250.00 8,550.00 3,325.00 6,500,00

3,960.00 ----------3,980.00 49,976.82 2,940.00 ----------4,020.00 34,900.00 3,960,00 12,710.03

20,563.13 19,446.17 8,899.06 7,625.21 4,534.02

12,914.80 ---------- ---------13,185.06 16,205.09 ---------21,803.33 57,912.12 917.73 5,685.92 ---------- ---------16,922.64 1,092,50 ----------

434,414.7
763,827.0 853,179.2 334,881.8 568,626.6

Fayette__--------- 197,802.72 7,900.00 1,600.00 Floyd _--------- 629,436,18 28,484.40 4,084.94 Forsyth__--------- 276,895.61 4,800.00 1,484.12 Franklin, --------- 367,242,12, 8,050.00 ---------Fulton _--------- 2,253,001.53 ----------- ----------

49,356.00 27,227.00
115,336.08 ----------38,000.00 20,000.00 63,039.00 43,859.00
171,635.89 142,056.00

26,496.00 79,140.07 25,670.92 44,946.00 241,826.28

3,600.00 10,618,30 4,700.00 6,050.00
38,400.00

3,980.00 ----------4,520.00 17,520.00 3,980.00 ----------4,020.00 ----------4,520.00 -----------

2,683.75 11,423.51 5,176.45 12,260.09
38,710.67

5,380.53 8,885.56 ---------33,760.56 72,821.26 4,667.01 14,785.98 4,579.32 ---------12,024.35 ------_.-- ---------122,464.41 ___ R ___ R __ 5,730.00

334,911.56 1,011,812.31
400,072.4o
561,491.1 6 3,018,344,78

Gilmer _---------
:::::::::1 GGllaysncnock-_---------1
Gordon __ Grady _--- ______ 1

219,843.27 14,056.00 8,216.00 58,447.68 21,087.00 31,939,56 3,600.00 ---------- ----------- 5,763.63 10,536,74 4,668.20 5,130.16

142,003,90 ----------- ---------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- 3,980.00 37,600,00 4,183.15 ----------- ---------- 799.07

983,987.96 ----------- ---------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- 56,000.00 ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ----------

400,873.12 --.-------- ---------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- 4,520.00 ----------- 5,966.88 13,048.44

86.40 ----------

720,134.70 ----------- ---------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- 4,520.00 33,829.26 7,689.54 20,872.02 4,448.35 ----------

383,288.24 188,566.12 1,039,987.96 424,494,84
791,493.87

________ 1 -i44;240:oo Greene __________ 1
Gwinuett ,

518,111.33 752,698.90

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

----------

----------- ----------- ---------86,263.00 115,786.00

--63:990:00 HHaabIeLrsha_m_________________
Hancock, _________

590,505.79 11'035' 778.01
280,403.07

---------------------
12,741.04

- - - - - - - - - - - ________ R __

__________ R

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

3,600.00

31,041.00 35,696.00

4,850.00

HHHaaarrratrlisson__, ---------------

-
-
-

-
-
-

-
-
-

-
-
-

1

Heard _---------

Henry _---------

380,489.61 ----------- ---------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------

301,831.48 ----------- ---------- 71,786.00; 6,000.00 35,696.00 4,900.00

--5i:674:00 327849,,374266..6123, ___7_,_9_0_0_,_0_0____3_,_0_3_7_._9_8 66,696.431 31,059.00 ----------- -----------
406,454.281 26,794.00 __________ 93,872.00 34,583,00

792.00 5,800.00 3,000.00 7,100.00

4,520.00 ----------4,520.00 ----------4,210.00 ----------3,946.66 88,500,00 4,020.00 -----------
",'"",00 33,,382100..0000 __5_'_0,_,1"_0_"_0,_.0_,_0,
4,520.00 ___________ 4,540.00 ___________
1

9,507.14 64,246.53 8,779.93 25,761.63 4,711,72
4,891.95 1,705.34 6,548.22 3,592.44 3,628.02

11,003,48 760,00 ----------

37,449,35 ---------- 9,580.00

23,592,69

80.20 ----------

21,723,31 525.00 ----------

3,923.59 -------.-- ----------

8,236.43 4,607.59 ---------8,959.41 1,170.00 ---------15,328.76 --------_. ---------6,827.91 7,008.92 ---------17,742.57 345.00 ----------

543,901.95 1,214,783.78
627,168.61 1,176,234,61
444,976.42
404,967,9 485,958.2 515,208.5 314,295.8 646,732.8

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

I. Income-General Fund-Continued

SYSTEM

,
! (a) Teacher Salaries

(b) Supplements

1. Funds for Operation

1

1

(c) Travel 1 (d) Trans- (e) Con-

portation tingent

(f) Mainterrance

1

I

I

I

I

I

12. Salaries

4. Voca- 5. School 6. Special

Total Receipts

(g) Sick

of the 3. Capital tional

Superintendent

Outlav I Funds

'

Lunch, Programs Program IIVet., etc.) I,
I

7. Other

I
,

from the State

Funds

and

Leave

i

I

Operation

:

Houston =~II$! 985,974.71 $---------- L

.
$---------- $------= $

L 1$- I$

I
I$ $ $ 7,250.41 31,807.23 S 240.00

S 1,025,272.35

Irwin_____________ 269,765.57 18,104.00 718.04 77,565.00 26,290.00 37,641.00 4,800.00 3,980.00 78,600.00 10,842.91 9,321.02

10,000.00 547,627.54

i~~~~~~~~::::::::: ~~g~Ug --~~:~:~:~~ --~:~~~:~~ --:::~~~:~ --~~:~~~:~~ __~:::~~:~ __~:~~:~~ ~:gg:ggi:::::::::::i U~~:~~I1 ~:~~U~ __~::~~:~~ :::::::::: ~~~:~~~:~~

Jeff Davis_________ 297,796.48 12,752.46 1,572.84 69,600.00

36,134.00 4,600.00 3,980.001 9,440.00 4,560.301 8,348.66 240.00

449,024.74

Jefferson__________ 489,709.00 20,697.10 1,391.901 71,167.00 43,778.00 64,045.00 7,470.00 4,560.001___________ 11,101.26 9,211.07

6,424.60 729,554.93

Jenkins

260,987.53 18,300.08 ---------- 59,775.00 22,083.00 33,856.00 4,600.00 3,321.70

320.00 7,359.48 10,054.06 287.00

420,943.85

Johnson___________ 232,590.88 4,277.74 2,700.00 61,197.00 10,321.00 14,435.00 3,600.00 ----______

5,758.62 5,411.39 194.98

1 340,486.61

Jones

210,644.68 12,143.58 ---------- 59,455.00 20,761.00 32,766.60

3,800.001___________ 3,532.55 1 9,181.41

, 352,284.82

>o-'

Lamar____________ 319,068.38 ----------- ---------- 1----------- -----------

4,500.00,___________ 2,394.54 1 6,928.83

1 332,891.75

00

Lanie'-___________ 205,711.08 ---------.- ---------- ----------- ----------- .. --------- ---------- 4,520.001 29,900.00 9,366.581 4,321.05

1'

1 253,818.71

Laurens

586,265.19 ----------- ---------- 152,646.00 76,044.00 26,773.00 80,674.00 3,840.00, 615.00 32,902.60 ' 17,467.99

9,570.20 ' 986,797.98

:::::::::: ::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::1 ti~~~l~::::::::::: m:mJ~ ---~:~:~:~~ ~:~~g:gg 1~:~~Ug Lee_______________ 177,793.88 ----------- 8,931.00 53,187.00 21,424.00 23,184.00 3,150.00 1,640.00' 41,800.00

3,561.16 6,160.23 1

: : : : : : : : : : : ::::::::::

--4i;iioo:oo ---4;409:45!

1__________ 340,831.27
::::::::::1 ~gU~U~

Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison

_ _ _ _ _

1
122,088.10 5,950.00 1,045.00 36,975.00 14,204.001 15,824.00 2,150.00

731,673.20 ----------- ---------- -.--------- -.-

'___________

159,206.21 10,456.00 1,686.31 42,871.00 23,023.00 20,976.00 2,850.00

333,886.83 18,947.00 275.35 61,688.00 30,200.00 49,926.00 ----------

263,520.04 14,394.96 3,154.04 74,408.00 26,258.00 36,432.00 4,950.00

3,320.00 5,080.00 3,360.00 123,700.00 4,520.00
3,500.00
4,520.00 96,600.00

2,074.CO 11,487.21 2,370.88
7,866.09
21,274.00

I

I

4,489.25 ..

1

1

14,622.75 8,463.85i 1,554.001

4,891.96 7,820.2711

,------4-8-.-6-01,

12'140.921__________ 3,969.39

213.199.35 894,861.01 272,899.96
514,109.54
561,621.35

Marion McDuflie McIntosh Meriwether Miller
MitchelL _ Monroe Montgomery MMuorrrgaayn

_ _ _
_ _

165,795.19 12,560.00 443.70 47,849.00 23,138.00 25,618.63

291,144.52 11,150.00 3,340.34 63,000.00 21,502.00 41,162.00 5,250.00

303,963.05 ----------- ---------- -----------1-----------

1__________

495,165.59 24,198.851

, 82,468.00 37,521.00 63,621.80:__________

244,091.06 4,200.00 ----------, 57,907.00 28,909.00 28,436.00'1 3,750.00

4,320.00 4,580.00 4,520.00 4,200.00 4,500.00

8,649.00 6,597.75 62,300.00

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

__ __ _
_

~36?3~,:5m25:.~9L7:1-:-:--:-:-:-:--:-:- --~::~~:~~ --9~9::,0~8~3:.:0~0~--~3~2:,1~9~2~:.0~0~1

9~~8:,4~~2~0:.~0~0

~6:,2~0~0:.~0~0!1__3~:,3~~6~0:.~0~0I:::2:6:,:6:5:9:.:7:8

__ 289,962. 121 11,507.00 2,625.14 76,408.00 25,747.00 37,536.00 5,100.00 3,980.00___________

208,411.16 12,370.00 1,800.00 65,458.00; 22,147.00 32,702.00 4,500.00 4,200.001 55,300.00

1

1

1

1

1

5,745.69 6,319.22 8,565.90 9,183.28 8,980.43

4,671.80 13,037.85 128,,254801..4834:1, 8,901.891

267.30 1,700.08

1,303.00 1, 9,595.17!
, 17,071.00 ,
1 1

:::::::::: 1U6n~, U~g:gL:::::::: 10,634.50 12,498.13 1,579.64 11,253.54

1'

1

3,261.071 6,869.66

17,583.401

5,722.89 11,909.20,1 7,275.74

!

291,445.01 478,997.40 327,928.62 751,669.95 453,228.92
~65~4U,1~53U.0~2
480,579.39 431,795.99

Muscogee__-- __-- _ 2,872,305.45 --- -- --------- -- ----- -- - -------_1_ - -

-[-

[... _._ 1 4,480.001 290,800.001

m:m ': Newton

418,537.38 23,779.84

_

68,821.00 15,003.00 65,626.00 ._ _., 3,980.00

_

g~l~heo~p~::: ::::_

:~~ ~~~:IJ() __::22~ :2~ __4~:~:2.001 __1::~4::~~1 __:~::~~:~~1._~:~~~:~~1..~:~~~:~~I__~:::OO:OOI

Paulding .

293,346.54 11,236.00 488.78, 64,736.801 35,297.00 39,008.00 5,300.001 4,520.00

_

Peaeh , ... .____ 347,402.45 12,588.85 3,750.00 38,762.41 25,970.99 41,583.13 5,800.00: 4,520.001 47,500.001

Pickens.,; __._

198,625.36 10,501.33 1,815.71 46,497.00, 16,505,00

3,950.00, 3,980.00 __._. _

Pierce , ... __ .____ 329,448.00 13,938.00 5,000.00 73,375.901 33,628.00 46,398.00 5,100.00, 2,986.80

_

~~~k:::::::-:_ :::: ~~U~U~ , ::~:~:IJ(),--~:~~~:~~ __~~:IJ()~:IJ() __::::~~:IJ() __::::~::IJ() __~::~~:IJ()I __::~~~:IJ()I':-::::: ::::

60,285.081 117,888.831 86,301.35 19,710.75

34,698.88 20,098.72,

_

46,,663785..280311

8,661.60 _. 3,735.53

_ _

4,704.32 15,041.52' 1,488.48 1,567.50

19,246.62 11,114.71 _. . .. __ .

9,446.99 11,443.69 4,765.73 _._._ .

7,217.03 13,737.54 490.00 _... _ .

3,476.28 9,427.41 1,343.00 366.39

16,847.99 __. __. ....

... __._._

3,451,771.46 650,544.82 320,261.22 347.695.51 476,734.94
558,239.16 336,602.81 531,319.27 348,269.30 652,424.12

Pulaski , , __.______
Putnam., Quitman__________ Rabun Randolph.

161,560.05 227,240.73 1
80,380.12 1 203,765.61
327,375.87

'_ _ ___ _ ___ _

5,269.71 2,664.05

1,671.90,1 595.90

10,777.14'

.__

20,491.001 5,788.46

42,342.00
50,614.30 22,037.00 55,449.00
62,406.00

20,432.00112198,0 ,67520,.80001
17,811.99 25,309.47 11,908.90 9.279.90 8,317.00 27,397.40
24,772.00 44,058.00

2,500.00
3,438.79 1,260.95 3,850.00
5,650.00

Richmond

1'11,893 ,559 .00 . . '__

__ 123,637.00 .__________ 287,684.00 41,700.001

f~~~~t-:::::::::I m:m:~g :::~:~~~::~I::~:~~~:~: ::2~:~~~:~~ ::~~:~~~:~~i::~~:~~~:~~ ::~:~~J

Seminole

, 218,501.07 5,970.00 1,689.00 47,516.00 21,837.001 27,600.00 3,750.00

2,940.00 ...

_

4,520.00 45,912.45

1,760.00,

_

4,360.00 31,000.00

3,608.70

. __

4,560.00 151,256.91
H~H~ ::~~:~~:~
3,900.00 50,700.001

3,155.53 3,207.74 1,240.68 11,249.69
17,123.52

5,304.74 9,326.85

110.00

1,844.52 __.

10,48.5.64

5,426.34 1,600.02

8,600.00 _ _ _
2,522.17

93,254.49 100,431.39 4,076.66 10,101.44 2,032.03 2,019.96 9,068.15 14,534.43 10,717.98 7,752.50

17,500.00

3,232.09 .. __..... _ 1,441.60._.. . __
_

1,257.48 _.

_

265,595.12 395,316.08 131.979.87 366.651.48 520,822.08
2,713,582.79 366,184.41 165.230.55 721,780.28 401,191.03

Spalding__________ Stephens Stewart___________ Sumter___________
TalboL__________

Taliaferro_________

Tattnal!..________

Tavlor.___________

Telfair..

._

TerreIL

'

673,700.42 277,447.38 231,411.16 29.>,416.35
307,913.54,

28,94.>.001---------- 79,421.00 4,025.00 92,368.00 12,550.00

5,720.001 2,363.00 54,987.00 35,197.00 1 34,592.00 4,700.00

6,740.00 3,550.72 34,390.00 20,335.00 28,336.00 3,850.00

2,390.00. ._____ 64,480.00 14,713.00 42,176.20

._

,

-----.--.-- 1----------- ----------- --- .. -----

4,520.00 3,980.00 3,320.00 4,020.00
3,970.00

3,160.00 11,531.29 17,348.42 1,940.00
56,500.00

186,473.191.

-1

390,325.73' 9,800.00i 1,514.60

242.470.19 4,990.00'__________

372,823.74 15,670.47 2,1'00.00

316,934.25 18,916.00 2,700.00

._. ._.
97,612.00 48,877.00 62,753.00 27,279.00 71.890.26 31,540.76 66,183.00 26,006.00

49,680.00 30,912.00 43,931.84
40,062.00

.

..

. __ .

6,750.00 .

..

3,780.00 4,520.00 ._. ,

5,969.00 3,431.60 __.. _. '

5,500.00 3,480.00

6,581.51 6,530.92 7,637.30 5,398.87 3,129.69

38,504.44 11,462.25 7,155.58 9,337.12
7,586.51

4,889.49 5,318.03

10,684.89,1 16,344.15

68,,324420..01721

6,796.17 8,725.14

4,441.29 8,292.74

8,801.731._________ 1 __.___
1,205.31'__________ , 4,083.88 1__________

.

984.20 26,159.00

11,799.00

.

.._

1,367.5'> 18,735.60

952,577.10 448,510.83 365,279.49 443,955.42 379,099.74
196,680.71 658,731.57 403,641.48 .>62,722.88 512,618.43

Thomas

'I' 465,124.87 35,658.40 ...

114,927.55 54,565.20 77,587.85 1,995.09 ------.--- --------.__ 16,660.75 12,345.99 151.00 .. _._.

Tift______________ 7.>0,307.54

.

.__________

3,980.00 120,100.00 11,046.52 25,12.>.02 15,062.52 2,863.92

Toombs

1 257,903.981 12,116.00 .______ 73,622.00 24,967.00 41,938.00

12,406.19 8,010.66 3,421.85 180.00'

779,016.70 928,485.52 434,565.68

Towns____________ 141,961.15, 2,870.001__________ 32,278.00 Treutlen__________ 170,654.531 4,298.341 1,914.29 38,831.00

TTruorunPer-__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_1 253421',214946 ..2479 11,530.001 5,769.26 100,481.00

11,999,00 415.93 ,;2,566.00

TWiggs

1 235,n6.65 5,100.00 2,601.35 63,548.00

23,781.00 14,620.00 2,100.00 2,900.00 3,771.09 19,348.00 20,608.00 2,800.00 4,520.00 46,400.00

68,720.00, 60,202.00 8,350.001 4,520.00 141,200.00

24,32.>.00 33,666.00 4'300'00'13'980'00 59,000.00

25,886.00 28,825.07._.

3,350.00 ...

2,093.88 4,809.42
16,949.96 12,109.34 5,470.18

7,022.31 5,671.02
18,924.75 9,206.50 6,585.61

2,482.89 16.30
1
1_. .___
1,601.40

235,880.32 319,870.90
967,941.24 455,315.66 376,522.86

Union_._.________ Upson____________

192,282.60 424,116.00

8,732.00 19,211.00

109.00 1,000.00

50,487.00 83,257.00

1

13,887.27 34,296.00

25,916.00 48,176.00

3,100.00 6,600.00

3,300.00 4,180.00

1,320.00 80,800.00

2,956.22 8,217.67 140.00 _.

._.1

2,359.32 13,362.71 63,816.11,j 3,331.00

310,447.76 784,505.14

Walker

1 777,958.241 29,553.001. .. _.. _, 143,257.00 66,821.00 106'720.00

4,520.00 156,500.00

Walton.

, 419,993.08.

.l 4,483.551 79,133.0011 54,184.00 52,624.00 7,150.00 4,488.80 7,900.00

~:~~~~:::::::::::' ~~U3Ugl~:::~~:~:I' ._::~~~:IJ()I_~~~:~:~:IJ()I-:~::~~:~~ __ 1~::~::~: 11-4~:'5~~0:0:.~0~0I1 Ugg:~ ::::::::::I

Washington __

462,515.071 20,971.00, 660.49 101,399.00 40,427.00 67,298.001 7,260.00 3,320.001

1

1

1

.. __1

2,371. 78 29,703.61

_..1 ..

2,040.011 1,333,944.64

::::::::::1 IU~U3 -:~:~:~::~I: ~:UlU~ 32,,876177..87441 12,185.53 3,2140 .. 1----------

648,223.70

1,316.26 6,508.23,

~,744.40~-_-_--_--_-_--_, "-=-_88_9_.0_ 0 _725,992.19

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPT8-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

I. Income-General Fund-Continued

SYSTEM

1. Funds for Operation

1

-,-

-;-

.,.-

..,-

(a) Teacher (b) Sup- (c) Travel (d) Trans- (e) Con-

-,-

12 ~fih~es

3. Capital

() Main- (g) Sick Superin.. Outlay

4. Vocational Funds

5. School 6. Special

Total Receipts

Lunch Programs 7. Other from the

Program (Vet.. etc.)

State

Salaries plements

portation tingent tenance Leave tendent

Funds

and

Operation

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

Wayne__ ,

s 464,130.78 $ 24,915.00 s..

s $ 96,532.00 $ 40,123.00 $ 62,878.00 $ 8,600.00 $ 4,520.00

Webster__________ 89,802.21

5,941.54 29,101.00 15,679.00 11,910.00 1,675.00 4,520.00

Wheele'--_________ 278,900.19

13,176.81 3,000.00 4,OEO.00

$ 11,877.02$ 16,232.54 $ 2,784.95 $27,799.18 $ 760,392.47

1,427.28 5,334.01

165,390.04

6,489.91 7,347.27

8,752.62 321,746.80

White____________ 181,925.34 10,561.00 2,222.58 44,199.00 25,350.00 24,374.00 3,100.00 4,560.00

6,233.39 7,462.22

309,987.53

Whitfield__________ 500,561.45 25,981.00

107,891.50 87,890.00 83,272.00

3,990.00

6,284.71 28,520.33 31,411.24 26,106.60 901,908.83

Wilcox____________
Wilke"--__________ Wilkinson_________ Worth____________

361,868.49
302,279.85 248,522.38 464,387.73

9,582.60
22,462.33 16,100.00

3,000.00
3,521.00 465.30

64,710.00
59,572.00 94,638.00

29,247.00
16,413.00 54,658.00

40,112.00
34,577.00 60,352.00

5,450.00
4,100.00 8,200.00

4,580.00 51,900.00
3,980.00 3,980.00 4,520.0 124,200.00

19,685.91
10,699.40 5,721.54 15,420.84

8,721.87
9,240.63 10,463.67 16,181.99

1,309.20
252.60 309.60 1,391.30

216.00

448,281.47
478,554.08 409,642.52 860,515.16

o............

Total Counties 72,136,274.94 1,442,312.66182,330.81 8,666,958.77 3,519,369.98 6,233,225.70755,728.98601,242.79 3,525,807.41 1,636,399.632,558,250.43700,739.69461,678.80102,420,320.54

Americus..

$ 285,728.11 $

$

$

$

$

$ 4,350.00 $ 4,560.00 $

$ 1,288.77 $ 12,732.80 $

$

$ 308,659.68

Atlanta

4,766,762.46 150,820.00 2,881.00

989,184.00 134,400.00

132,058.97 364,922.62162,309.22

6,703,338.27

~~~:;,e::~~~======== ~U~U~[=========: =========: =::=:=:::::=::::=:=::: .. i2;i44:00 --i;650:00 =:=:=::=:= 2,~~g:~ ---i;07i:98 U~U6 ::===:=::: :=::::===: ~~:m:g~

Buford____________ 83,266,22 ' 2,320.00 121.33

12,880.00 1,750.00 3,800.04 1,320.00

950.20 2,924.03 3,478.50

112,810.32

Calhoun__________ 158,297.03 5,259.00

15,544.00 21,344.00 2,900.00 4,560.00 2,040.00 4,986.19

Carrollton

231,824.04 7,160.00 1,500.00

34,542.00 4,750.00 3,800.00

1,554.93

Cartersville

1179,502.14 5,035.94 11,503.00

4,899.00 25,760.00 3,500.00 4,560.00 35,700.00 1,508.03

Cedartown________ 179,329.14 1_ __ __ _ __ _ _ _

929.06

26,496.00 3,600.00

52,400.00' 2,702.91

~::::::~~~~~~~~~~ll~::::::~11 ~::~~::I--;:~~;:~~~::::~:~:J';~:~;~:~ 1::~:~:: ~:~~~::'I--~:~~~:;L~:::~~::~ ---~:~~~:~~

Commerce________ 146,785.44 3,410.00

1

12,224.00 15,900.00 2,500.00 4,560.00'1___________ 4,022.06

nalton____________ 337,017.75

2,028.37

1

~~bii~~======:=:=: ~~~:~~UL:=:=:=:=:I=:=::::::: 1::::::::::: :::::::=:=:11 :::::=::::: =:::::=:=::-'3'800:00"----620:00' 2,m:~~

8,293.29 9,943.76 11,478.97
9,266.44 13,212.76 7,213.26 10,821.90 4,513.68
:::::::: --;:~~~:~~ ::::~:~:~~
7,074.59__________ 17,142.82'__________
ig'mj~i __~::~::~ __::~:~:~~

233,167.27 296,609.94
301,660.57 280,792.69
1::::::::
196,476.09 356,188.94
~g~:mJ~

Fitzgerald _________ Gainesville ________ Hawkinsville ______ Hogansville _______ Jefferson__________
LaGrange _________ Marietta__________ Monroe___________ Moultrie __________ Newnan __________
Pelham ___________ Quitman __________ Rome_____________ Tallapoosa ________ Tallulah Falls _____
Thomaston ________ Thomasville _______ Toccoa. __________ Trion. ____________ Valdosta __________

___ _ ~762U,3~62U.0~8

___~_:_~_~_~_:_~_I____~_:_~_~_~_:_~~_

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

12,679.00 ------_.--.

30,176.00
-----------

148,152.77 _____________________ .-.--.----- ----------- -----------

53,192.87

--T410:oo 2,770.00' __________

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

--.----.-.-
453.20

:::::::::: 4,100.00

I--I~:~~~:~ 3,215.51 2,292.35 1,011.23

----------1----------- 3,881.86

750.00 ---------- ----------- -----------

----------1 135,581074.7430 1_____________1_'_7_8_7_._3_7
3,613.75' ____________________
8,582.48' 558.90, 545.94 6,421.27 ---------- ---------~

--1;700:00 --4;560:00 ---7;198:99 444867,,342056..6639
68,782.88 251,769.08

-_.____-_-_-_-_-_-_.____________ ___________

874.98
----.-----
----------

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

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

61,607.02
.-._-------
12,804.00 -----------

.---------

----------
4,560.00

----------._-------------------
-----------

557.90
-._-------1,342.74
29,100.82

28,356.05 ---------- ----------

1,751.31

28.20

18,614.43 8,509.08 ----------

262,881. 99 16,930.00 1,358.00 --.-------- ----------- 37,536.00 5,100.00 ----._---- --.-------- 1,226.00 16,300.26 2,975.49 100.00

247,600.95 .-----.---- ---------- ----------- ----------- ----------- 3,440.00 ---------- ----------- 5,321.33

----435:07 166,571.36 -----------

480,669.41

970.12

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

----------- 6,133.28

----------- ----------- 75,440.00 10,250.00 4,433.38 83,400.00 -----------

61,154.77 ----------- ---------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ----------- -----------

6,074.48 ----------- ---------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ---------- 1,400.00

881.61

7,154.98 1,615.19 ----------

6,825.47 ----------

28,979.42

24,504.00

2,176.00 1,520.00 ----------

1,688.21 ---------- ----------

255,872.00 388,149.01

----------11,456.50

----------

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

---5;932:34

--42:287:76

4,550.00 5,757.00

----------4,560.04 -----------

2,772.32 3,128.56

149,618.17 9,900.00 761.18 ----------- ----------- 22,448.00 3,050.00 3,766.67 ----------- 1,122.52

101,189.81 615,303.17

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

--------_.
----------

-----------
------.----

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

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

-10;473:16'::::::::::

19,500.00 86,900.00

---9;303:09

11,973.03 22,456.91

--8;957:01

----------

4,632.35 ---------- 7,891.85

3,709.66 1,826.28 1,492.80

26,678.15 9,370.44 ----------

310.484.51 327,228.99 88,587.06 161,721. 95 70,997.34
537,721.58 487,406.69 9R,168.12 312,553.41 344,407.74
265,132.45 179,530.11 709,081.40 64.850.77 10,044.30
275,167.35 492,685.13 203,190.74 127,718.55 758,028.01

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

Vidalia ___________ Waycross _________ West Point., ______ Winder ___________

172,070.20 3,200.00 266.09 ---------_.

552.50 26,343.00

440,155.58 12,387.00 ---------- ----------- ----------- 61,088.00

126,861.84 88,489.65

-----------
4,200.00

----725:42

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

-----------
'.---------'"

--14:462:40

2,925.00 8,300.00
1,965.00

4,560.00 ----------- 1,779.13 7,642.20 240.00 ----------

3,800.00 ----------- 12,759.79 25,729.45 26,736.00 3,500.00

4,520.00

----------40,100.00

----------2,060.37

---4;773:21

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

4,683.09

219,578.21 594,455.82 126,861.84 165,979.14

Total Cities _______ 12,946,413.76 247,098.56 23,866.85 ---------- .. 65,497.041,556,538.181225,210.16 68,886.83 340,200.00 251,652.10 762,446.68 263,392.92 54,374.65 16,805,577.73

Total Counties_____ 72,136,274.94 1,442,312.66 182,330.81 8,666,958.77 3,519,369.9816,233,225.701755,728.93 601,242.79 3,525,807.41 1,636,399.63 2,558,250.43 700,739.69 461,678.80 102,420,320.54

Grand TotaL _____ 85,082,688.701 1,689,411.22

8,666,958.77 3,584,867.0217,789,763.881980,939.091670,129.62 3,866,007.41 1,888,051.73 3,320,697.11 964,132.61 516,053.45 119,225,898.27

1206,197.66

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPT8-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

I. Income-General Fund-Continued
---------------------------------------------------------

SYSTEM

C. REVENUE FROM FEDERAL SOURCES

D. OTHER REVENUE

I

2. Payment

Total Receipts1-1;. -T,ra;n,s,f-er-s---2-. ,T-r-an'.sf,e;r-s -,;===-,-".,,--::--,------,-------,------1

Grand Total of Receipts-

1. Public

in Lieu

3. Other

from the

from Other from Other

4. From

5. Other 'Total Receipts- General Fund

Law 874

of Taxes

Federal

Systems

Funds

Athletics

Other Sources !!

Government

Appling

S

$

$

S

$

195.69 $_____

$

$

$ 803.70

999.39 $

~~~~~s~~~~::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

Baker

Baldwin

0

0

~:~~::~~_

-::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-

::::::::::::::

::::::::::::: 9,827.11

!

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

---

-

-

-

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

, --------------

754,033.08 390,069.25 445,221.29 337,258.81 767,486.93

Banks_____________________ Barrow Bartow____________________

19,234.00

46.63 5,387.50

46.63 24,621.50

1,667.76

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

3,530.54 735.00

_

--

-

5,198.30 -----------
735.00

~:~i~~l!:::::::::::::::::::

----iii;540:20-

::::::::::::

::::::::::::

----iii;540:20-

-------iiiii:2i-

---i;530:3i-

:::::::::::r::::::::::::

::::::::::::

-------------1,729.52

283,167.79 413,110.39 922,278.06 307,499.76
636,432.72

Bibb______________________ 335,544.14

41,001.88 376,546.02

108,347.16

.1

_ 108,347.16

~:~;;:~::::;:;;:;: '.":~:~ ".~:~ ~.;~; ;.I 1,807.51

46.249.79

,;.:.:; . ::.:::::'.: '::.:: . ::00.::.:.:;;:.;;

--------------
I':W'.". ---------------------------

79,437.22

406.06

~::~::_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

::::::::::::~:

::~~~:~:~~~:

~:~~~::~:~::

::::::::::::~:

::::::::::::::

:::6:~~~:2\:::::::::::

::::::::::::::

:::::::::J-------------6,051.28

CarroIL

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

38.00

38.00 -------------- 6,950.00 1

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

-------------6,950.00

~~; :::~:;~~: ,.;.~;~ '; ; ~.~ ~;.~ ~.:::.: ~.~.~ .,.:i .~.





a."".00.



.

.



3,933.26 61,987.56 --------------
377.06 5,909.14
--------------

232,824.19

Clay_______________________

6,308.00

70.87

6,378.87

1

16,53.80

4,507.74

160.03

21,191.57

:: r t : ~r~i~f;~~~~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~

~~:~::m~:(~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~ ~I:::~~mrm~:'i:::::~~~w~

w~f~:I:::::~m~ :

~~~~~~~~ ~~

:d~~;h

5,630.93
1,093.64 75,000.00 32,719.35 4,165.95

5,531,111.36 190,634.59 472,924.63 596,318.92 362,634.81
1,205,105.87 1,139,984.17
360,284.90 506,685.87 536,134.93
338,002.85 1,082,125.13
709,687.52 444,153.95 6,350,659.54
75,602.05 729,719.65 924,058.60 1,803,906.15 308,605.72
1,430,163.64 382,765.99
3,396,257.93 1,134,480.94 1,217,282.94

~i~] . ';~~li'nm'.3m;::~,~~:I:,:i~.~',",~~. ."m~I";~M~:l!!E

g:~~~;,~~:::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::I:::::::::::: ::::::::::::::I

Decatur____________________ 34,452.40

630.28

25.00

35,107.68

DeKalb______ __

130,700.60 ___

25,740.00 156,440.60

Dodge_____________________ 34,063.20

34,063.20

~~:~:_

---3;232:05-

::::::::::::

::::::::::::::

J
------iii:ii4-1

3,2~U~

1,289.34

1,289.34

4,634.47 312,221.14 1,079,474.42 406,674.72 _

1,803,004.75

_

_

Dooly_____________________ 10,109.00

3,209.80

13,318.80

44,125.45 11,606.16 i------------ 55,731.61

~~~~~~-~::::::::::::::::: ~~~:~~~:~~_1:::::::::::: :::::::::::: ~~~:~~~:~~_ :::::::::::::: ::~~:~~:~: :;~~:~~~:~~: :::::::::::::t::~:~~~:~?: :~;:;~~:~~_

i~mi,,,.l .....,""~oo~. j.~~'"~~.,,'~I':i~j:~~

549,460.07 506,996.14 993,375.00 380,566.99 754,642.32
364,148.69 202,635.08 1,309,075.82 8,198,855.95 858,881.01
687,145.22
2'm:HU~
i:iii

Fannin

I

21,991.20 12,733.94

34,725.14

~i:;Jt~::::::::::::::::::::iI:::::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::::1::::::::::::::

Forsyth

! 6,106.80

6,106.80

Franklin

---i----

FuIton

1 92,404.80

92,404.80

97,950.54

43,525.43 I 366.15 141,842.12

~~~:~~ -i82:287:83- ---i32;5iii:2i- :::::::::::: 315.l~~:~t

10,629.75

1,908.47 2,335.48

14,873.70

1__

672,506.48 337,386.66

1,009,893.14

794,637.59
I,~~U~U~ 468,496.30 612,249.66 7,777,190.67

Gilmer

1

.

431,577.80

Glascock___________________

624.04 1____________

624.04

201,382.86

g~~~~:::::::::::::::::::: 51:m:~ I:::::~~~:~~: :::::::::::: 5~:m:~ :::::::::::J:::i;ii6:6ir:::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::i;ii6:6i: 1'~*:~~Ui

[~:~





::..!I l,:i. g~I

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.

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

SYSTEM

C. REVENUE FROM FEDERAL SOURCES

1. Public Law 874

2. Payment in Lieu of Taxes

3. Other

Total Receipts from the Federal
Government

D. OTHER REVENUE

3. From Cafeteria Operations

I 4. From
Athletics

5. Other

Total ReceiptsOther Sources

Grand Total of ReceiptsGeneral Fund

Jefferson Je Jo Jo La

$ 21,480.00 $

$

$ 21,480.00 $

$

$ 49,701.55 $ 19,226.59 $ 941.77 $ 69,869.91 $ 894,332.78

525,626.44

378,510.28

414,657.78

368,033.55

Lanier__________ __ __

Laurena.Lc , .

_

Lee_______ __

_

tl~~~I~::::::::::::::::::::1

12,393.20 14,356.00 5,271.20
6~:rJU~

2,127.18

3,274.58

54.00

347.78

35.50

437.28

292,783.29 1,125,992.14
399,977 .45
641,512.56 334,318.22

t~~';;de~:::::::::::::::::::
Lumpkin___________________ Macon_____________________ Madison___________________

1~:m:~~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: 7,572.00 11,402.60
_

1~:~~U~ :::::::::::::: -----301:05- ---1;656:58-':::::::::::::: --11;608:74- ----13;566:37-

7,572.00

_

11,402.60

_

35,866.43

249.45

72.62

36,188.50

248,338.18 1,087,483.09
305,628.34 596,594.56 648,344.63

Marion____________________

5,313.40

20.00

5,333.40

1,220.00

1,220.00

McDuffie__________________ 13,944.00

77.62

14,021.62

4,704.32

160.87

4,865.19

r------------I------------I MMecrIinwteotshher______________-_-_-_- 10,481.40

110.00

10,418110..0400 -------------- ------------ ------------ -------------- ------------ --------------_

~ ':~ ~ .~ ~.~.~.~ j.jj,:!:::.:.~~..~l"';.~!~".~.: I';:~;;i;i~.~.;.~.~..':;~~.i~~.

330,694.14 583,429.87 375,212.95 858,513.62 503,767.98
744,318.12 539,248.07 321,519.36 553,008.48 556,045.24

~f ~ ~.~ ~ ~ :i~ ~ .I~ ~.~ . ~ ~ ~ :1.~:.~. ~ ~ ~.~.~. ~. ~ j~:i ~ ~. --------1------------1-------------- -------------- gfton-------------------- -------------- ----

20,541. 75 - -- ------ --- -------------- ------------ 20,541. 75

I

1.. .1

1 I..;! i .;:.:. .".M' ss', ,",.'"./'

6,586,526.49 792,849.67 355,339.88 393,447.31 545,561.50
721,671.19 403,470.97 675,673.46 383,506.01 850,529.10

~;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ----=!:~~~:~t~~~~~~~~::[:::::::::::: ----=!:~~~:~- :::::::::::::: :::::::~: ::: ::::::::::::':::::::::::::: ::::::~&:ii: ::::::::~&:ii:

Rabun

'118'797,67

18,797.67

5,275.46

218.68 55,063.52

11,246.53

71,804.19

i;i;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~~~:;;~;;_ :::~:~~~:~~: ;;;;;;;;;;;: ~~~:;;;;;;_ ;:::;;;;;:::;; ::::;:;:;:;: -~i~:~iii ----~i:i~i:~g- :::::::::::: ---~ii:iii:i~-

Schley

i____________

10,604.01

10,604.01

Screven

:'____________

1,555.00

1,555.00

Seminole___________________

603.72

603.72

4,325.00

4,325.00

294,153.24 461,404.50 146,228.13 532,896.60 585,300.67
5,783,648.48 464,150.76 205,275.78 807,274.26 446,751.20

Spalding

,



.. __

__ __ 3,731.65

_______

____ 3,731.65

Stephens__ ._.

:_.____________

StewarL_.________________ 11,201.40

Sumter ,

1

2,858.10

2,858.10

.__ 11,201.40

_.

... _._______

.

.1

.

_

152.05

152.05

113.44

113.44

ii:~-:!~~ ........--~:~:!:Mi",~"ioo I.i".,",.

TerreIL.__________________

75.00

..... _

75.00

..

......

_

1,426,361.78 527,202.27 426,069.72 528,227.50 417,136.88
221,645.69 736.408.52 463,140.11 636,559.33 604,182.73

~~~~;~:::~~~:~:~~~~~~~~~ ~:~:~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ :::~~~~~~~~: :::::~:~iii ~~~~~~~~~:~~~~ ::;~:~~~:~~_ ::;~:~~~:~~: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :;:;:~~~:~~r::1~:~~~:!~:

Treutlen, ,

.

.

.

....

.

._.

_

908,730.51 1,130,288.71
504.099.07 251,510.54 344,444.25

Troup Turner

..

.

.

94.00

94.00

.

..

_ _

1,055,058.03 500,867.59

Twiggs____________________

653.48 6,134.20

6,787.68

.______

85.00

85.00

439,925.64

l :: ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~:;:~~::~::_~~~~~.:_::~~~~ ;;~:;~~6;13: ~ ~~~:~~~~~ :;::~:~~;;;=;: ~~:~~~~~~~~~:~ :;~~;~~~~~:: _~~;;~~~:~~

~~;~~~:~~~ ~~~~:::::;;~ ~~~:~~~~~;:

337,918.76 833,757.09
1,929,895.31 713,369.82

~:~~f~~ii~~::::::::::::::: :::::::~~i:~: :::::::::::: :::::~~~:~~: -----'-Hr~-

~~~:~~_ --i5;~~~:~~- ::::::::::::1:::::::::::::: :::::~~~:~~: 15,~~gJg

630,460.43 346,541.14 833,595.91

;;i::::L':':::''''""--::"~:"":,:;!; ;;: : : :.:':::::::[::::::::. . :":.:::: ~:r;~t~~~'__::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 3U~U~ ::::::::::::1:::::::::::::: ~:~~~:~~_ 3U~U~

993,459.14 189,426.04 351,312.05 342,669.11 1,197,372.31
562,087.25

564,338.57

:::~~:~~~~~s:_~~~~~~~~~~~J ~:~::::::::~- :~~~:~~~~~~: .~:::~:::~~. -~::~~::~:::~. ---~~;~~~~:;~- -~;;:~~;:~;- ~:~::~37~~~:r~:~~~:~~~:~~:I--:~:::~:~~-17, o:~::;::::

514,785.20 958,640.85
142.648,818.56

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPT8-BOARDS OF EDUCATIOc=cN~=~ I. Income-General Fund-Continued

SYSTEM

I. II. C. REVENUE,-FR_O,M-,F-EDERAL.,S."O'U;-R;-C.E.,S-_-,--1I

Public

2. Payment 'I

" Total Receipts

Transfers 1 2. Transfers

in Lieu I 3. Other

from the

from Other from Other

D. OTHER REVENUE

3. From Cafeteria

4. From

, I 5. Other

I
Grand Total

'

, of Receipts-

ITotal Receipts-l General Fund

~~~~-



I

~.:

".I

1
..T.....:.-







!.G?:~

.i

.;'".1'

'(



IO~:

:~.'

'.

:~W;

i;.l

.".

;r

~

:.m:~;~..

ai,

~.~i.ij

8m~~Sri~~-.~::::::-:::::::! ::::i~:;ii:~~:~ ::::::::::::'I:_:~:~~~:~~:il---i~: ;:;:~~-I 16J~Hg ~~:~~~:~~ ~:~~~:~~_ :::::~~~:~~: iUU:~! Cedartown,,

---- --'- --

1

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

b::::::::: _ 1------------ 93.995.31

75.665.62

17.385.48 ----------00 187,046.41

HU!U!
nu~u~

Cochran ... __

Commerce, ~ ~ ~ _

Dalton

_

Decatur

_

Dublin

_

35,913.99 i 71,439.94 52,782.44 51,184.44

234,176.51 314,540.34 678,657.93 893,574.62 636,873.80
432.472.64 755,047.44 179,321.08 273,195.97 178,733.43
1,168,137.93 965,565.64 237,020.11 781,576.59 551,890.94
345,352.05 270,169.90 1,222,251.58 102,389.83 52,949.77
625,067.91 922,368.15 396,875.68 244,246.41 1,271,333.63

_ - - : ~;jf~~~t~~~:::::::::::~:: ~:~:~:~:~~~ ::~:~:~::::::~ ~~~::::~~~~r~~~~~~~ ~~~~~

-~rm]r ::::~~~~:~~: :~~;~~~~~:: :::::i~~~~~~4::::~~~~~i:

1,032.03 39,737.30
18,217.45 125,674.89

TotaICities .______

295'271.201------------ 4,194.40 299,411.60 1,222,111.63 32,497.62 916,212.57 374'389' 27 1 49'497'17 2,594,708.26

Total Counties..

3,262,091.59 106,815.59 258,009.33 3,626,916.51 231,645.31 917,641.47 4,458,672.43 1,348,094.33 82,821.75 7,038,875.29

Grand TotaL

3.557,308.791106.815.59 262,203.73 3.926,328.11 1,453,756.94 950,139.09 5,374,885.00 1,722,483.60 1132,318.92 9,633,583.55

261,205.39 948,066.33 209,582.70 386,498.98
40,318,984.13
142,648,818.56
182,967,802.69

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

II. Non-Revenue Accounts

SYSTEM

1. Sale of Bonds

A. SCHOOL BOND ACCOUNTS

2. County Wide Tax for Bonds and Bond Interest

3. District 4. Interest

Tax for Received on

Bonds and 1 Investments

Bond

of Bond

Interest

Fnnds

Total School Bond
Accounts

B. FEDERAL
BUILDING FUNDS UNDER PUBLIC LAW 815

C. LOANS

D. SALE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY AND INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS

1. Sale of Real
Property

2. Sale of Equipment

3. Net
Insurance Recovery

Total PL 815, Loans,
Sale of Property
and Insurance Adjustments

Grand Total Non-Revenue
Receipts

~m~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~::i~~~~~~~~: sIU~U~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~::~~~~~~i~: $ I~H~n~ ~~~~~~~~~H~:~~~~~~~~~: ~~~:~~~~~~~~ ~::::~~~:~~: ~::::~~~~~/~:~~~~~~~~~: $ lru~n~

::~::~~:::::::::::::::I_::::::::::::: --~~:~~::~~- :::::::::::: ---~:~~~:~- ----~::~:~:~~- ::::::::::::1 7,::~::: 1,:::: ""]_ "". 1:::::::: 5:::~::::

Barrow________________

14,346.72

14,346.72

615.00

615.00

14,961.72

~;:I:"":"":'"I':~l!:i~~;~111

I %~OO sas.so

"'M",;:i~ :;;~~

Brooks_______________ Bryan________________

126,659.05 20,632.86

106.08

106.08 147,291.91

106.08 147,291.91

Bulloch______________ Burke_________________ Butts________________ Calhoun______________ Camden______________

149,977.08

17,017.90 19,005.66

44.59 3,081.03

2,688.44 734.61
1,533.62 71.29

152,665.52 734.61
18,551.52 115.88
22,086.69

,____________

661.50

606.72 276.52

30,000.00 750.00
39,000.00 1,268.22 276.52

182,665.52 1,484.61
57,551.52 1,384.10
22,363.21

g:~r~ll~::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::I ~:~~~:~~_ 4~U~ ~~~:~ 2,~&U~ :::::::::::: ::::::::::::1 1'~gUg 4,~~&:gg 27,m:r~ 3~:~~U~ 3~:~iU~

.I~;lrl:"~".~:::;;i1~:.:~:~~:i.~.~~I;",,'"r l . . "'r"r:i;i~: ~:~ll: Catoosa

'

Charlton

20,682.30 2,675.95 --__________ 19,217.47

Chattahoochee

_

CChhaattthoaomga......_

435.00

23,358.25

10,000.00

19,652.47 ------------ 20,000.00 1

I 27.00

_

3,087.97 13,087.97

495.00 ------------ 20,522.00

36,446.22 40,174.47

Cherokee

_

Clarke Clay

_ _

1,975,474674..38081157,997.58 ,_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

21,017174..966412,154,767275..1260 ------

1 370 ,000. 00 ',

650500.0.0001-----1-4-0--.0-0--[------------1370,575400..0000 2,5215,,336257..2160

Clayton Clinch________________ Cobb, Coffee_________________ Colquitt_______________

1,000.00 1,295,045.14

Columbia______________ Cook_________________ Coweta_______________ Crawford______________ Crisp_________________

1,000.00

Dade_________________ Dawson_______________ Decatur_______________ DeKalb Dodge

5,652,090.43

108,928.62 11,353.81 236,934.19 38,137.51
29,392.29 80,354.65 14,981.72 18,085.46
14,056.80 6,517.82 37,358.94 975,260.58
_

58.46 4,595.61 34,708.67
73.23 848.26

:::::::::::: __ 11,385.66 _

l~g:m:~1

~~:~~~:~_I:::::::::::: ------66:56-j-------8:00- 25,~U~

7,990.22 _

1,5~~:~~t:~

:::::::::::: --46:666:66- --55:666:60- -----822:48-'------34:88- --95:857:36-

4,024.80

4,024.80

452.75

452.75

2,434.92

31,827.21 80,354.65 14,981.72
19,085.46

65,000.00 60,000.00

950.50

1,962.60 175.00
117.00

99.19

65,000.00
2,061.79 1,125.50
_
60,117.00

165.93 135,254.39
_

14,056.80
6,683.75 37,358.94 6,762,678.63
848.26

____________ ____________ ____________

14,800.00
15,000.00 600,000.00 100,000.00

66,,213090..5020 410.00

195.40

_ 14,800.00
56.32 62016,,325319..5722 112.23 100,522.23

145,372.74 12,428.37 1,544,565.16 168,703.54 4,477 .55
65,000.00 33,889.00 81,480.15 14,981. 72 79,202.46
28,856.80 6,683.75 58,710.66 7,368,918.15 101,370.49

Dooly_________________ Dougherty Douglas Early_________________ Echols________________
Effingham_____________ Elbert EmanueL_____________ Evans_________________ Fannin
Fayette Floyd_________________ Forsyth_______________ Franklin______________ Fulton

258.13 .

145,375.23 34,449.19
26,568.62 4,617.65

859.42 __ 30,862.55

297.67 842.12
100.00 _

15,510.49 .
24,663.60

424.26 680.70

4,990.83

.

367.17

159,658.31



162,918.86 13,718.90

8,980.12 630.69

349,073.48 448,426.75

1,687.50 . ._
94,183.15

555.80 146,217.35 35,308.61 57,531.17
4,617.65
20,925.58 680.70
24,663.60
367.17

383,483.95 .___________

195,000.00 15,000.00
75,500.00 24,300.00 6,000.00

700.00
665.00 1,701.00
250.00 2,000.00

324,264.67 8,980.12 14,349.59
891,683.38

6,461.70

5.00 5,000.00 3,400.00
330,826.67

2,025.00 626.10

578,483.95

17,725.00 626.10

2,705.93
12.50 8,981.55

_ 78,870.93 26,001.00 6,262.50 10,981.55

696,27

7,162.97 8,400.00

.. 330,826.67

555.80 724,701.30 35,308.61 75,256.17
5,243.75
20,925.58 79,551.63 50,664.60 6,262.50 11,348.72
_
331,427.64 17,380.12 14,349.59
1,222,510.05

Gilmer. . .

.

._______ 8,581.53 2,304.86

10,886.39

..

. __

gl;~~~~:::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: 'I"--89:934:38-1 ::::::::::::':::::::::::: ----89:934:38- --i3:455:00- --50:000:00- :::::::::::: -----~~~:~:- :::::::::::: 63,m:&b

Gordon_______________ 14,759.97 36,849.37

1,490.48

53,099.82

2,500.97

296.98 2,797.95

Grady . . .

-------------.i 48,389.36 ------------ ------------ 48,389.36 -----------+----------- ------------ -----------. --------- .. - -----..... --

10,886.39 123.47
153,389.38 55,897.77 48,389.36

~:~~yf~:~:::::::::::: :::5~~:~~~:~~r~n~nr ~:~~~:~~ ~:7~~:~~_ 6~u~UI :::~:~~~:~~: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: 2,~~t~ 44'i~H~ 4~:~~U~

HaIL __ ..

506,203.861 91,341.97

500.00

750.00 598,795.83

15,000.00

422.50 1,607.13 17,029.63

Hancock.

._1 4,310.54 ------------

642.90

4,953.44 .---------.- .--------.. - ----.------- 1,021.00 -.....

1,021.00

46,865.61 638,483.81 32,631.26
615,825.46 5,974.44

Haralson._____________

17,509.14

17,509.14

1 37.500.00 3,100.00

798.38 3,610.00 45,008.38

Harris________________

25,862.71

1____________ 25,862.71 ------------1 1,158.17 ------------ ------------

399.50 1,557.67

~:~lE::::::::::::::(:::::::::::--H:~~nr :::::::::::r::::~~:7~:----H]~n~r::::::::::1 3d~U~ ---~:~~~:~~- :::::::::::r-~:m]r 3U!U~

62,517.52 27,420.38
1,390.00 18,475.43
77,129.40

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

II. Non-Revenue Receipts-Continued
--~._._------;-------------------------.----------;------------------------;---~

SYSTEM

I. Sale of Bonds

A. SCHOOL BOND ACCOUNTS

2. County WIdeTax

I 3. District
Tax for

I 'II 4. Interest 1
Received on Total School

I for Bonds Bonds and Investments

Bond

and Bond

Bond

of Bond

Accounts

B. FED-I
B~fr~t~G I'

1----'1---- D. SALE OF SCHOOLPROPERTY AND

I

INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS

1

Total PL

I I UNDER C. LOANS I. Sale of 2. Sale of 3. Net 815, Loans,

PUBLIC

Real Equipment Insurance Sale of

LAW 815

Property

Recovery Property

Grand Total Non-Revenue
Receipts

Interest

Interest __Funds II

Insuanradnce

r ow~l.nst_o.n_-_-_-_- _-_- _~_-_-_ -__- -_-_-_1 $ 5_0__9_,4_3__5_.1_8__ $ 5101,'940008'.4102

JaCkSOn Jasper

--j' j______________ 24,613.46

,

17,291. 94

Jeff Davis_____________

9,746.03

.

---_1 $_-_-_-_-_-_-_-__- _ $ 1__,5_0_0_ .00 1-$ -5-61-02-,,930-403.4-.-030-1$181,035.00 1$__7_5__,0_0__0_.0__0_ $

:_,1 132:35- 1 24,745.81

j__

17,291. 94 __

__ 20,000.00

4,575.21

14,321.24

4,000.00

1,900.00

j
s. 998.88 $
259.00 __
552.76

Adju_s_tm_e_u_ts_ I

-------- $256,099385..8080

2,379.98 2,638.98

__

21,900.00

4,552.76

_
818,378.30 11,899.28 27,384.79 39,191. 94 18,874.00

:::::::::::::: :I!ia~m~a~r~_n_:_:~_-_::_ ~-_~:_-_~:_-_~-_~ _~_~I_~:_ ~-_~:_--_::_:_~_~_~-_~ -_~:_:I :_-_-~_:_:_~ _-~_-:_:_~ _:~_-: -_--_--_-:_:-_:5_~_-:_:-_::_-~_--_:-_-_:_:_:_::_:~_:~_:_~ _:~_-:

2__i_:g_I~_i_4_:

~_6

~_~7
i___

_~_~

_~

_:_

_~_~_~_~_~_~

:

:

:

;

:i66:

66:

---1;~rnr

i~:6~~:ii: --;n~nr 7,184.67 27,138.68 29,386.47 8,008.78

_

:::::::::::: ---2;160:84- :::::::::::: --62;750:00- --64;910:84-

64,910.84

Ti!nI :::::::::::: :::::::::::: t:~~~~-s:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1__~0:~~6::~_ ---2;336:44- -----303:57-

---2;232:09- ::::::::::::II::::::::::::I--~~:~~rgr

10,886.24 4,872.10

~~::~:~~_~:::::::::::::1~-:::::::::::> -:::!!:-l~-:::::::-_::-1:::::~~~:~> ---:~~::::~:- -:~~:~60:00 ::~~:~~~:~~: :::::;~i:66:I:::::~::-::-I-----::~::~-I 21i:::::::

18,841.16 229,839.44
1,472.06

12,501.69

Lowndes______________ 804,216.00 11,287.88

63.29 10,913.95 826,481.12 :::_:_:::::: :::::::::::: ---1;643:00- ------------

1 1,643.00

828,124.12

::1--- - __ Lumpkin

1 1,000.00 10,159.44

1 200.75

~:di~n-;-::::::::::: 44:750:00- --17:571:20- -- -::~~~:~~_I ---~~~:~:-

11,360.19

_ --.---.--- 1,903.21 ------------

11'903.21

6~:~~U~ :~:::::::::: _:-~:~~~:~~- -----~~~:~~- :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ---~:~~~:~~-

13,263.40 6,788.02
62,321.20

:~Ma~lc.rD~i:wOrUtn_~e~-.e~_-e_-r-::_- ~7~1_~5:.7~1_58: 4:5:~--:. :'~5:~0:~I: 7:

~

-_--:.::::::::

:::_-_-_: :_-:-::- -:_-:- -:_-:- :_:::-

:

38 :22:

_:

-------- --

'1_:--:- ::3: -:-,

1
4:-9_:' :-1 : : :3:

::::0::: III

~~U5 ?~g. ~~ 23~::~~n~ -::-:.~-:-:-:-:-:-:-~-:- ::1j~0:,0~~060:.6060: ---42,0;0I0~.f0g0r -::-:-:-:-~-~-~-:-0-0-:- 57:1~_ --' -.120-28- 'I I14~,:~~~:M

501.00

30,670.00

810.00

298.30

96.25 1 31,874.55

21,025.19 23,586.98 6,021.10 53,037.07 32,375.55

MitcbeJl____

24,930.99: 9,538.20 1____________ 34,469.191',

1

,1

.___ 1,310.00

; 1,310.00

~~;;~me~:::::::::-::~::::::::::::: 2~:m:U 11:::::::~:~~:!:::1;8~~:~~:1 J~iHi :::::::::::::::::::::::::1:::::::::::: -----::~:~~- :::::::::::::-- -::~:~~-

Murray_

__

9331.151____________

795.00 I 10,126.15 '____________ 18.000.00' 3,842.50 1,231.47

796.48' 23,870.45

35,779.19 2,953.67 2,244.34 21,373.88 33,996.60

~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Paulding

=~;~~~~~~~;~~=
--------------

J!J~!J~_ 12,567.93

~~~~~~~~~~~~I
------------

~~~~~~~~~~~~ 19.15

_::~!~;~~!J~_I' 12,587.08

~~~~~~~~~~~~
------------

:::~~~~::~~:
------------

I~~~4~,~1~7~5~.~0~0~JI~~~1~~,~4~0~0~~.0~~0i1:-:-:-~-:-~-i-~-~-;-~-:-

:::~~ii~~;~:I._~:~!~;m:ii

5,575.00

18,162.08

Peach

.____

Pickens. .

Pierce__ .______________

Pike__________________ Polk

14,176.40 26,347.10

11,310.01



..

402.61

193.58

14,176.40 26,347.10 11,906.20

30,000.00 2,000.00 100,000.00

40.00

860.13 '
908.84 40.00

30,860.13 __
908.84 784.40 2,864.40
100,000.00

45.036.53 26,347.10
908.84 14,770.60 100,000.00

PulaskL __







_

~~F:u~~~::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: --~~;~~;:~~- :::::::::::: =====~i~:ii= ----~~;;~;:~~- :::~:~~~:~~: :::::::::::: __~~:~:~:~~ ~!:~~_ :::::::::::: -_~~:~~~:!~_ :UH:~~

Randolph, _





._______ 27,500.00

27,500.00

27,500.00

Richmond SRcohckledya_le_______________ Screven Seminole

204,649.39 15,924.59
30,179.30 21,029.07

963.76 2,728.33 1,057.50

204,649.39 16,888.35
32,907.63 22,086.57

430,000.00

1,585.48

729.45

. 537.18

430,000.00 729.45
2,122.66

634,649.39 17,617.8_0
35.030.29 22,086.57

Spalding______________

Stephens______________

Stewart_______________

Sumter.

Talbot.

._____

14,742.47 99,996.81

22,503.08 14,298.45 4,079.69 .__ 14,152.19

3,197.50 .___

187.50

37,433.05 14,298.45 7,277.19
114,149.00

51,000.00 30,000.00

3,688.00 3,212.75

138.49 246.28 100.00

47.65 .___

51,000.00 30,000.00 3,826.49 3,506.68
100.00

88.433.05 44.298.45 11.103.68 3,506.68 114,249.00

Taliaferro



. __ __ __



_

TallnaIL. Taylor________________ Te,fair________________

300,000.00

.___ 14,626.09 26,035.14

15.39

843.66 5,810.00

859.05 14,626.09 331,845.14

1,862.00



803.75

188.00 ._____

2,050.00

.

803.75

2,909.05 14,626.09 332,648.89

TerreIL

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

1

__

1

T~~o~o~m~h~s=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=__= ---502:i50:04- --3i:675:42- --20:930605:.4848- ---2:i25:33- ---556:83565i:.2874- ============ -ii7:000:00- ---9:435205:.0000' ---i:724982:.9009' ============ -i28:169187:.9009-!----685:095802:.28

Towns..

.

_

Treutlen

..

.



_

Troup_________________

22,754.86

._______

22,754.86

22,754.8

Turner________________

18,895.84

75.00

274.23

19,245.07

560.00

560.00

19,805.0

H~!~r::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: --~n~nr :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ----;n~r8r :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::r---~n~n

WWaalltokne_r_______________ --------------

97,889.14 14,900.57

WWaarrer_e_n_._.______________ 427,908.24 ------------

Washington

,-_____________ 3,741.81

4,760.561
1

1,753.60 1,433.41
45.00

104,403.30 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

14,900.57

32,768.14

925.00

354.63

429,341.65 ------------ ------------

229590..5000

114205..0000

3,786.81

----________

74.08

226.30 11__3_4_,_2_7_4_._0_7__ 92060..6030 1,343091..5630
8,300.74 I 8,374.82

104,403.30 49,174.64 430,648011..1653 12,161.63

SYSTEM

1. Sale of Bonds

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPT8-BOARDS OF EDUCATION II Non-Revenue Receipts-Continued

A. SCHOOL BOND ACCOUNTS

2. County
Wide Tax for Bonds and Bond
Interest

3. District
Tax for Bonds and
Bond
Interest

4. Interest
Received on
Investments of Bond Funds

Total School Bond
Accounts

B. FEDERAL
BUILDING FUNDS UNDER PUBLIC
LAW 815

C. LOANS

D. SALE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY AND INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS

1. Sale of Real
Property

2. Sale of Equipment

3. Net
Insurance Recovery

Total PL 815, Loans,
Sale of Property
and Insurance Adjustments

Grand Total
Non-Revenue Receipts

WWeahysnteer .

$

Wheeler

White

._.

Whitfield______________

$ 98,553.26 $

._ $ 13,140.00 $ 111,693.26 $ .

.

.

31,874.82 2,621.94

34,496.76

$185,000.00 $ .
._

515.00 $ 1,425.00 $

100.00 50.00

33.00

$186,940.00 $

271.95 99.83

404.95 149.83

298,633.26_ ._
404.95
34,646.59

Wilcox

._________

130.00

130.00

._____

130.00

Wilkes________________

15,025.57

509.82

15,535.39

.___

15,535.39

~ ;~~h~~~~~~:::::::::: :::::::::::::: __:~::~~:~~_ -----SSi:39- -----43i:33- 2~:m:~~ :::::::::::: __:~:~~~:~~_ 2,~8U~ :::::::::::: 2,MU~ 2~:m:6~ 5~J~U~

Total Counties . 14,924,608.83 4,720,699.39 639,692.56 368,649.32 20,653,650.10 796,617.48 3,973,239.77 502,820.09 45,387.69 208,194.55 5,526,259.58 26,179,909.68

AUanta . . .

$.

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

S 300.00 $ 34,768.87 $ 35,068.87 $

Bremen

._..

15.000.00

c42.50

91.73 15,404.21

Calhoun_______________

525.91

525.91

.

_

~':~iri~:~llje::::::::::: ----si:i3ii:iiii- :::::::::::: __:::::::~~_ :::::::::::: ~U~U~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::~ :::::::::::: :::::::::~~: ~:::~:~:::::I::::::::::~:

35,068.87 15.434.23
525.91 22,122.50
51,136.60

Hogansville____________

350.00

120.00

470.00

Moultrie.

.___

19,000.00

19,000.00

Newnan_______________

250.00

250.00

._______ 645.30

645.30

~~~:~:~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~
Waycross

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
----------

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

~~~~~~~~~~~~ .

:::::~~~:~~:

:::::::~~~:~~: .

::~~:~~~:ii~:

::::::::::::
150,000.00

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

~~~~~~~~~~~~
.

~~~:~~~:~~}_~~:::::::_
------------1 150,000.00

470.00 19,000.00
895.30 7,000.00 10,440.00
768.06 150,000.00

Total Citie8..__________ 51,136.60

.. 22,122.50 1,543.97

74,803.07 10,440.00 191,000.00

995.30

762.50 34,860.60 238,058.40

312,861.47

Total Counties Grand TotaL

14,924,608.83 4,720,699.39 639,692.56 368,649.32 j20,653,650.10 796,617.48 3,973,239.77 502,820.09
i 14,975,745.43 4,720,699.39 661,815.06 370,193.29 120,728,453.17 807,057.48 4,164,239.77 503,815.39

45,387.69 208,194.55 5,526,259.58 26,179,909.68 46,150.19 243,055.15 5,764,317.98 26,492,771.15

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

II. Non-Revenue Receipts-Continued
E. AGENCY FUNDS

SYSTEM

1. U. S. Income Tax Withholdings
and Cash Receipts

2. Teacher Retirement
Member Contributions,
Withholdings and Cash Receipts

3. Teacher Association
Dues
Withholdings and Cash Receipts

4. Group Insurance Premium Withholdings
and Cash Receipts

5. Social Security

6. Other

Total Agency Total Receipts

Funds

All Funds

Appling ____________________ $ A tkinson ___________________ BaCOll_ ~ ___________

s 52,993.30
24,644.80 24,857.84

24,647.00 $
12,831.16 14,052.90

':::::;;;:"f:i:i;;ii: 1,243.00 $ 961.00 763.00

13,425.41
2,355.75 5,344.54

$ 92,308.71 $ 40,792.71
46,883.77

Baker__. __. _______________

17,972.50

9,750.93

288.00

4,101.19

814.16

956.86

33,883.64

Baldwin __________________ ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- - --------._---- --._------------ ---------------- -----_.---._----

Banks, ____________________ Barrow__._. _______________ Bartow~ ___________________ 1 Ben HiIL. _________________ 1 Berrien, _____________ . _____

19,207.60 19,529.10
60,620.40 22,968.10
45,387.90

9,243.31

969.00

1---------------- 8,378.92

26,553.76 9,324.53

---------452:66-

20,535.40

1,320.00

3,833.98 2,781.69 110,,346678..9595
12,218.37

861. 75

7,920.38

---._--.---_.--- -----.----------

16,518.17

5,310.31

927.05

2,689.66

2,423.31 -.--------------

42,036.02 30,689.71 119,471.23 37,729.29 81,884.98

Bibb. __. __________________ Bleekley _. _________________ BBrraonotklse_y___-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-__--__-_-_-_-_-_- ____I Bryan~ ____________________

548,987.50 11,753.70 27,351.52
37,679.33 26,874.20

198,366.98
6,194.44 12,006.89

:::::::i:iii~~~:I------:i~t~~:ii-

18,899.95

13,161.92 ---- __________

3,963.07

91,330.40 4,115.08 1,431.10 5,555.62 461.94

5,539.08 3,939.27 -._-------------
----------------
----------------

916.270.38 26,002.49 48,854.78 67,817.26 44,461.13

BBB~u;tt~s:_~_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:__:_:_:_:_:_:_:I!
Calhoun ___________________ 1 Camden. __________________ Candler ____________________ Carroll_____________________

76,284.10 62,007.15 28,609.80 32,517.40 36,708.24
22,938.09 72,857.90

35,588.91

1,138.25

31,598.65

1,372.00

13,176.20

804.00

17,320.07

764.00

i 16,033.63

1,102.00

11,246.96 34,854.58

-------1;573:56-

22,933.21 10,617.45
4,755.27
7,453.95 6,768.75

-------4;416:56-

29,085.40

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

3,756.37 ---------------1,953.31 ----------------

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

9,349.91 15,549.32

615.12 2,974.78

998.10 9,000.45

165,029.87 110,005.81 51,101.64 60,008.73 60,612.62
45,148.18 136,810.53

CCahtaorlotsoan_____________- _- _-_-_- _-_-_~_-_-_-_-_Chatham ___________________

62,941.20
!______2__4_,2__5_9_.9__0_

26,008.19 10,363.72
----------------

----------- ---836.00
----------------

9,008.69 3,568.22
----------------

----------------
5,553.74
----------------

2,254.00 580.24
----------------

100,212.08 45,161.82
----------------

--Ii CCCCC..llhhhaaeaaryrttkot_teaok_h_o_eo_g_e_o_a__c____h_____e____e______________________________________________________________________

4,068.06 12,638.40 72,355.20 144,373.01 16,384.10

2,610.20 22,113.10 30,662.46 55,891.32 7,586.15

----------------
---------------3,135.00 3,020.00
----------------:I

558.40

38.84 ----------------

5,689.30 ---------------- ----------------

17 ,034.19 11,067.15 2,569.05

I-------l;~~nr

:::::::~:~~~:~~:i

7,275.50
40,440.80 123,186.85 217,663.23 27,124.14

1,035,327.84 442,076.67 511,110.04 420,821.35 824,191.98
326,320.87 458,761.82 1,151,798.50 345,348.52 719,047.43
6,556,034.62 219,941.38 572,347.33 664,242.26 554,387.85
1,552,801.26 1,251,474.59
468,938.06 568,078.70 619,110.76
388,068.09 1,251,877.90
846,345.82 529,490.24 6,350,659.54
82,877.55 829,392.26 1,118,292.76 4,546,896.48 337,095.12

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

II. Non-Revenue Receipts-Continued
~--- ~--~-- -------~-----c----------------

SYSTEM
----------

I. U. S. Income Tax Withholdings
aod Cash Receipts

2. Teacher

Retiremeut

3. Teacher

Member

Association

Contributions,

Dues

Withholdiogs Withholdings

aod Cash

and Cash

Receipts

Receipts

-

4. Group
Insurance Premium Withholding. and Cash Receipts

1.

--

5. Social Security
_

6. Other

Total Agency Total Receipts

Funds

All Funds

Claytoo

s

Clioch.....................

Cobb

_

Coffee. ~...................

Colquitt. , ,

133,347.21 $ 23,352.10
_ 86,883.50 61,158.44

50,909.871$ 10,699.39
37,623.00 i 30,318.71 i

2010.00$ '910.00 !
_ '_ 1572.00 2,091.00

9,415.02 $

4,728.84 $

2,432.81 ._..............

8.800.42 11,778.20

18,971.40 5,987.48

2,421.11 $

202,832.05 $ 37,394.30
. 153,850.32 111,333.83

1,778.368.43 432,588.66
4,940,823.09 1,4.57,034.80 1,333,094.32

Columbia..................

Cook......................

CowetL..................

Crawford..................

Crisp

.___

36,552.95 35,554.80
61,169.56 21,099.60
72,840.75

18,313.41 17,181.04
28,176.18 9,947.61
28,410.56

1,530.00 _...
567.00 1,589.00

2,716.27

2,880.13

5,121.99 11,769.13

15:702:80- :::.. ::::::::::::

514.30

.

.

16,337.76

1,930.10

527.69 i

60,462.76 59,387.83
116,817.67 32,128.51
121,635.86

674,922.83 600,272.97 1,191,672.82 427,677 .22 955,480.64

Dade __._.

._._. .

~::;t~~::::::::::::::::::::

DeKalb.

.___________

Dodge. __.

._ .. .

Dooly

__... _. ._____

Dougherty

.. _. .

Douglas, E",y

._. ... ._._

Echols.. .. __.. __ 1

,,",,=

;

1:

1

20,348.20
~~:~~~:~~
709,446.14 57,735.40
46,790.00 229,120.79 45,712.60 48,457.90
,;l~n!!:!il~ 9,767.40
.. __..... _.

10,383.23
..__~:~~~:~~. __. 238,462.80 25,307.19

1,134.00
.~~~:OO . __.1

21,654.531

,

87,249.27 19,256.94

._.

. 1.

686.00 I

25,146.76 ~ ..

.. __

1;:;; i:ll;~1;;::::1 l!:H!~ 4,694.0911 ---'I

....... . _

3,265.08

._.

.

... _1

35,130.51

~:~~~:~~. ::::: :::::: ::::: :::::::::::::::: I__....~~:~~::~~.

82,288.31

123,340.63

114,041.86 1 1,267,579.74

8,499.73

14,404.03

678.00

106,624.35

14,148.02

1,564.73 ._._.

.11

84,157.28

29,243.31 5,076.43 7,513.66j.

4,377.08 1,901.62
._ . .

2,407.55, 2,569.99 ! . . ..

352,398.00 75,203.58 81,118.32

110870

240.5 96

17,976.1.5

:;!:ilntH~I ll;i:;~~I '"s"! 'B:i~:il!!!!!

20,374.27

...... .....

20,374.27

4a8,136.00 233,081.21 1,367.786.48 16,835,353.84 1,066,875.85
771,858.30 4,069,838.81
688.354.27 896,955.89 195,327.37
698,922.06 1,088,178.98 1,149,374.66
423,992.62 893,399.33
428,079.40 2,251,527.74
550,879.40 715,005.69 9,020,074.99

Gilrner_____________________

27,998.40

13,354.73 1________________

6,651.77 I

7,889.13

__

55,894.03

g~~~~~::::::::::::::::::: .:-:::~;:~~~:~i: ::::::i~:;;~:~~:I:::::::::~~~:66:I:::::::~:~i6:~~:I::::::::::::_::: :::::::::::::::: ::::::~~:~~6:i6:

:::: :_:_:_: ---- ------ - ~:::::_-_:::

-~;:~;~:~~- ------~~:~~;:~;-I-- -~~~:~~- -------~:~~;:;~ i 11,:::::: :::::::::::::::: 76,:::::~

Cwinnett.. .
Habersharn_________________ Ha1L_____________________

117,170.70
58,709.95 90,002.18

~5,331.66

3,130.50

.5,731.80 I

2,719.50

40,474.931________________

10,828.10

4,943.30 _

10,518.42 1

2,022.27

10,517.721______

181,404.26
99,701.94 140,994.83

HancocL__________________

30,071.20

17,802.75

615.00

7,070.17

767.14

,

56,326.26

Haralson___________________ Harris_____________________
!~~~L:::::::::::::::::::

28,378.91 33,360.77
iH~Ug

13,513.94 ' 16,118.26
~Ui!:!~

562.00 903.00
I,Z~U~

8,485.85

1,152.52

309.67 1

52,402.89

9,667.11

1

60,049.14

lUU~ -------nrnr ::::::::::::::j tH~U~

Houslon_____ Irwin., .
Jackson____________________ JaspeL____________________ Jeff Davis__________________

122,285.83 41,924.42
40,278.88 22,961.59 30,861.20

Jefferson___________________

59,201.40

Jenkins____________________ Johnson____________________

37,450.04 25,383.69

Jones_____________

27,581.73

Lamar--- _-- -- _-- ---- -- ---- ----------------

Lanier _____________________ L a u r e n s ____________________ Lee ________________________ Liberly ____________________
Lincoln ______

17,030.80 68,326.12 24,199.40 41,335.39 21,301.40

Long ________ ------------Lowndes ____ -------------Lumpkin ____ -------------MMaacdoisno_n_____________-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-
Marion ____________________ McDuflie __________________ Mclnlosh __________________ Meriwether _________________ Miller _____________________
MitchelL __________________ Monroe ____________________ Montgomery ____ Morgan ___ Murray ____________

15,939.45 54,307.23 25,321.60 43,081.66 35,520.49
20,066.20 41,204.51 2,1,901.00 62,320.90 29,479.20
46,408.61 31,337.98 21,298.70 35,379.90 30,025.27

_._------------

48,107.80: 17,441.85
17,193.73 9,565.48 16,459.48

3,595.00 1,976.00
1,418.00 341.00
1,380.08

7,476.05 i
8,919.15
8,346.16 3,584.76 4,555.82

27,555.83 1,836.05
1,477.20 925.84

349.161
1,585.00 421.00
5,448.38

209,369.67 72,097.47
70,298.97 37,799.67 58,704.88

28,820.33 15,042.03 12,361.55 13,493.97
1

4,857.22

__

92,878.95

759.00 720.00

7,015.57 8,964.54

554.41

6,747.21

67,568.26 47,492.78

943.00

6,899.61

1,161.04

2,984.75

53,064.10

------- ----1----------------1 ---- -- -- -------- ----------- -- ---, ----------------

7,868.74

798.00

28,849.87

1,943.00

11,799.18

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

19,184.81 --------------

9,241.04 ---------------'.

6,081.62 11,293.75

702.80 18,002.96

---------535:00-;I

4,418.38 7,532.67

1,583.46 ----------------

----------67:00-1

2,450.46

870.88

330.00

32,481.96 128,950.70 42,000.42 68,119.87 34,193.78

8,579.45 25,261.20
I 9,593."3
20,'00.99 16,625.78

248.00 2,088.00 1,233.00
93.32

10,623.32 ----------------

18,719.03

887.00

11,916.27

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

28,679.58

550.50

1 14,137.68

514.00

25,965.74 ----------------

16,269.04 ----------------

13,047.09

359.50

16,679.84 ----------------

14,014.80

541.00

3,224.46 ----------------

80.00

11,599.38

12,904.05

4,974.60

5,513.58

5,024.09

67.31

12,368.82 1----------------

6,140.64 I

5,939.37

2,127.52 ----------------,

6,129.00 6,415.00 3,217.28 12,023.27 10,062.42

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

1,515.71

4,221. 78 I

714.35 1,265.80

2,049.75 I 463.41

1,680.71

1,209.31

5,008.47

2,546.96 ---------------- I

1,828.20

9,403.27 ----------------

2,684.69 ---------------- ----------------

5,272.49

9,108.16

1,348.00

4,012.98 1

2,049.26 ----------------

28,071.36 111,134.46 46,752.91 81,985.43 60,213.16
I 36,818.52 I 72,963.03 43,798.65 105,303.46 57,083.32
79,929.78 58,838.49 37,389.98 67,788.39 50,643.31

498,358.22 201,506.33 1,916,648.71 620,110.03 990,814.84
748,307.75 2,191,209.81
864,033.91 2,120,018.83
558,459.08
580,528.79 676,310.07 750,446.75 405.018.11 932,669.54
2,516,259.55 780,995.48 643,015.86 408,179.00 567,011.06
994,396.40 620,333.38 455,326.53 475,730.66 432,944.39
336,151.49 1,259,814.94
460,819.03 939,471.87 369,984.06
288,911.23 2,026,741.67
365,644.65 685,368.01 770,878.99
388,537.85 679,979.88 425,032.70 1,016,854.15 593,226.85
860,027.09 601,040.23 361,153.68 642,170.75 640,685.15

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

--_ .. _---~SYSTEM

----

II. Non-Revenue Receipts-Continued

I. U. S. Income Tax Withholdings
and Cash
Receipts

2. Teacher
Retirement Member
Contributions, Withholdings
and Cash Receipts

3. Teacher Association
Dues Withholdings
and Cash
Receipts

4. Group
Insurance Premium Withholdings and Cash Receipts

5. Social Security

6. Other

Total Agency Total Receipts

Funds

All Funds

Muscogee __________________ $ Newton ____________________ Oconee____________________
Oglethorpe _________________
Paulding_______ -----------

605,530.17 $ 63,345.32 23,043.90 24,459.08 40,577.10

s 203,368.28 $---------------

26,623.55 ----------------
11,373.40 ----------------

12,441.53

344.00

16,829.06

1,206.00

47,855.50 $ 15,247.33 4,116.61 3,845.96 9,022.72

222,804.70 $ -39,154.64 $ 1,040,404.01 $

3,615.68 ----------------
1,516.14 ----------------

108,831.88 40,050.05

1,169.49 -------.-----.--

42,260.06

9,564.67

8.00

77,207.55

Peach _____________________ Pickens ____________________ Pierce _____________________ Pike _______________________ Polk _______________________
1
Pulaski. ___________________ Putnam____________________
QRaubitumna_n_______________-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_Randolph __________________

41,426.25 29,597.85 41,884.48 30,432.30 61,939.35
17,044.90 28,645.34 7,423.60 31,456.40 46,402.70

18,821.62

395.00

12,748.29 ----------------

22,914.91 ----------------

14 ,301.55

222.50

25,754.62

1,589.37

9,612.91 ---------------13,787.15 ----------------
4,645.03 ----------------

14,155.77

1,691.00

21,162.81 ----------------

6,180.22 7,240.19 10,915.73 6,242.30 17,380.53

1,421.49
6,766.76 895.45 508.11
3,949.11

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

4,790.25

571.37 ----------------

5,187.90

880.29 ----------------

1,517.04 ---------------- ----------------

10,417.71

368.50 --- ---- -------

7,561.05 ----------------

210.36

68,244.58 56,353.09 76,610.57 51,706.76 110,612.98
32,019.43 48,500.68 13,585.67 58,089.38 75,336.92

Richmond __________________
Rockdale ___________________ Schley _____________________ Screven____________________ Seminole___________________

588,491.04 29,773.58 13,407.70 56,641.00
26,860.95

198,829.97 ---------------- ----------------

13,962.29 ----------------

12,484.92 ---------------6,420.14 ----------------

3,765.93 1,997.41

6,428.84
----------------

----------------
693.50

30,385.23

1,557.50

2,461.91 ---------------- ----------------

13.741.10 ----------------

1,922.85 ---------------- ----------------

801,283.30 52,453.27 22,518.75 91,045.64 42,524.90

Spalding_______ ____________

129,100.40

48,880.48

3,765.00

12,058.26

2,101.63

99.17

196,004.94

St eph ens.c.i..; ~~~~ ~ ~~ . ~ ~~I

",",U

15,350.97

1,703.00

6,745.42

1,644.50 ----------------

57,160.09

~~:ta:rt~~~ ~ .: ~ ~ .: ~ -...'..:
Talbot______ ______________

______:~: ?~?::?_ 21,501.20

14,494.34 ----------------
---------------- ---------------12,061.51 ----------------

7,096.79

581.10 ----------------

50,253.13

----------------
6,904.09

----------------
1,137.99

----------------
1,170.00

------42:774:79-

f:t\~;~~~~~:::::::::::::::I------~7:~~ng_---------------24,573.63

---------------1,758.00

---------- ______0
7,940.88

----------------
1,352.16

----------------
2,241.83

------88:649:30-

14,724.27 ----------------

7,143.15 ----------------

225.65

49,361.37

Telfair _______ -- -- -- -- ______1 TerreIL ___________________ :

48,228.83 40,924.57

21,506.86 ---------------19,583.49 ----------------

11,700.00

10,878.28

5,548.89 ----------------

429.00 17,300.90

92,742.97 83,357.85

9,924,977.95 1,027,785.53
411,430.61 435,707.37 640,931.13
834,952.30 486,171.16 753,192.87 449,983.37 1,061,142.08
326,172.67 549,123.20 161,006.93 606,717.03 688,137.59
7,219,581.17 534,221.83 227,794.53 933,350.19 511,362.67
1,710,799.77 628,660.81 487,426.53 531,734.18 574,160.67
221,645.69 827,966.87 527,127.57 1,061,951.19 687,540.58

Thomas ____________________ TifL ______________________ Toombs____________________
TOWDS _____________________
Treutlen ___________________

53,109.30 89,090.90 37,396.60 13,297.30 23,290.30

26,575.48 ----------------

36,620.66

668.00

15,990.85

532.00

7,520.38 ----------------

9,445.22

326.00

6,037.30 18,347.97 6,675.43 4,867.64 3,420.91

8,196.45

2,368.67

19,615.34

264.02

2,002.79

5,036.43

4,042.75 702.74

-------.1;929:94-

96,287.20
164,606.89 67,634.10 29,728.07 42,115.11

1,005,017 .71 1,979,945.86
572,716.01 281,238.61 386,559.36

Troup _____________________ Turner_____________________ Twiggs ____________________ Union_____________________ Upson _____________________

55,452.30 34,154.10 28,298.17 22,554.20 36,820.90

25,712.48 15,175.52 13,564.19 11,489.35
17,031.29

1,530.00
-------------------------------
-------------------------------

6,551.52 8,016.34 5,218.70 9,612.44 7,968.25

687.03

27,562.96

1,402.09

1,210.62

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

---------------- ----------------
6,903.60 ----------------

117,496.29 59,958.67 47,081.06 43,655.99 68,724.04

1,195,309.18 580,631.33 487,006.70
387,607.76 917,283 .21

Walker ____________________ Walton ____________________ Ware ______________________
Warreo____________________ Washington ________________

113,667.16 43,840.34 46,146.69
23,251.60 60,584.00

45,696.23

5,183.00

21,617.58 ----------------

18,000.73

1,050.00

11,107.69 ----------------

29,054.51 ----------------

14,638.25 12,031.32 8,352.76 3,542.46
8,593.44

1,870.91

279.94

1,523.41 ----------------

9,629.39 ----------------

4,868.25

1,626.75

5,799.57

181,335.49 79,012.65 83,179.57 42,770.00
105,658.27

2,215,634.10 841,557.11
1,144,321.15 389,712.77 951,415.81

Wayne _____________________
Webster .... _______________ Wheeler____________________ White. ____________________ Whitfield ___________________

71,814.97 8,088.80 21,292.60 25,653.52
66,949.53

31,207.08

3,357.01

5,544.20 ----------------

10,241.52 ----------------

13,598.57

990.00

31,541.75

2,413.00

14,891.18

4,652.46

2,175.00

4,754.08

421. 70 ----------------

3,598.53 ---------------- ----------------

2,883.51 ---------------- ----------------

5,172.60 ----------------

390.00

128,097.70
18,808.78 35,132.65 43,125.60 106,466.88

1,420,190.10 208,234.82 3S6,444.70
386,199.66 1,338,485.78

.....
I>:>
~

Wilcox_____________________ Wilkes_____________________
Wilkinson __________________ Worth _____________________

32,503.47 34,308.86 35,254.00
57,483.29

16,259.08 ----------------

19,070.76 ----------------

16,738.99

598.00

28,602.95 - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ~

8,269.49 5,266.33 8,486.85 13,879,14

973.49 1,681.94 1,353.03
2,412.31

-------------------------------
1,065.50
----------------

58,005.53 60,327.89 63,496.37 102,377 .69

620,222.78 640,201.85 628,549.02
1,066,264.28

Total Counties ____________ ._ 8,716,550.35 3,693,381. 36

104,268.20 1,328,468.86

893,567.84

277,764.46 15,014,001. 07 183,842,729.31

Americus

$

Atlanta____________________

Barnesville_________________

Bremen____________________

Buford_____________________

Calhoun, __
Carrollton__________________ Cartersville_________________
Cedartown. Chickamauga

Cochran, __ Commerce. ____ Dalton_____________________ Decatur Dublin_____________________

40,613.44 $
21,558.90 18,416.70 16,676.30
25,602.00 39,227.00 45,418.26
20,104.64 23,600.75 70,054.08
51,002.50'

16,072.97 $
8,516.85 6,194.57 6,417.83

$

6,114.98 $

884.19 $

$ 63,685.58 $ 482,424.75

661,993.68

661.993.68 22,414,793.03

2,207.59

3,889.68

36,173.02

250,118.37

2,340.94

591.64

27,543.85

246,376.21

1,959.56

3,141.83

28,195.52

207,756.63

10,105.68

514.00

3,210.84

4,858.78

44,291.30

16,273.14

1,288.69

1,336.51

322.15

58,447.49

15,960.16

3,985.01

7,506.73

72,870.16

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

---------------- ---------------- .------------ ---- -- ------ -------- ------------ ----

336,461.83
550,129.70 591,984.92 608,017.14 158,130.39

7,779.64

1,086.29

9,834.14

789.00

3,728.36

24,833.18

3,953.75

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

20,496.50

728.00

5,546.75

361.60 4,565.35
658.93
l'i~U~ 'I

_ _ _
~:~~~:~\

29,332.17 42,517.60 99,499.94 3,739. 72 1 78,068.62
I

263,508.68 357,057.94 778,157.87
897,314.34 714,942.42

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

II. Non-Revenue Receipts-Continued

SYSTEM

I. U. S. Income Tax Withholdings
and Cash Receipts

2. Teacher Retirement
Member Contributions, Withholdings
and Cash Receipts

3. Teacher Association
Dnes Witbholdings
and Cash Receipts

4. Group
Insurance Premium Withholdings and Cash Receipts

5. Social Security

6. Other

Total Agency Total Receipts

Funds

All Funds

Fitzgerald... _______________ Gainesville _________________

$--------------72,046.47

Hawkinsvillc. . . Hogansville. . . .

____________ ____________

------24:988:56-

Jefferson ___________________

8,796.55

$--------------28,992.31
----------------
9,382.90 3,689.90

$------------------------------
----------------
---------294:iiii-

$--------------3,075.40
-------3:413:76-
1,292.65

$---------------
----------------
-------2;847:64-
----------------

$------------- --
-----------------------------------------------------

$

$ 104,114.18
40,632.86 14,073.10

432,472.64 859,161.62 230,457.68 314,298.82 192,806.53

~~[eat~~~::::::::::::::::::---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- --------------

Monroe

_______

_____________

---------------24,846.90

Moultrie ___________________

70,342.20

-------8;871:77-
28,534.05

-------------------------------
1,899.00

.------2;578:54-
9,399.67

-------------------------------
468.97

- - - - - - -6-1-,,70-0-9-55-..00- oo

37,392.21 117,348.89

1,168,137.93 965,565.64 274,412.32 917,925.48

......

Newnao ___ ________________

54,863.09

20,662.78 ----------------

5,975.65

10,851.01

205.8 1

92,558.34

645,344.58

t>:> 00

Pelham. ___________________ Quitman ___________________ Rome______________________
Tallapoosa.. _______________

26.196.11 24,592.00 108,993.06 9,133.80

12,244.97 10,927.33 32,725.02 3,607.99

----------------
129.00
-------------------------------

3,545.82 2,074.11 5,064.10
947.45

---------------- --------------
693.07 -------------19,604.69 --------------
---------------- --------------

41,986.90 38,415.51
166,386.87 13,689.24

387,338.95 308,585.41 1,388,638.45 116,079.07

Tallulah Falls .... __________ ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- --------------

59,949.77

Thomaston _________________ Thomasville________________
Toccoa ____________________
Trion______________________ Yaldosta ___________________

63,429.47 68,964.50 32,862.72 21,584.85 104,838.24

24,773.65 27,943.17
13,672.25 7,883.81 40,385.31

1,130.00
----------------

10,722.08 5,739.39

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

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

2,617.79

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

6,846.53

1,655.75 16,475.22 4,513.74 3,788.96 20,877.73

7,102.9 3,675.6
385.5 1,576.6 11,465.0

108,813.91

122,797.91

51,434.23 37,452.07

I

184,412.83

733,881.82 1,045,166.06
448,309.91
281,698.48 1,466,186.46

Vidalia._ .. ________________

26.650.60

10,587.68 ----------------

3,201.06

638.24 --------------

~::tep~i~t-_~= ====i Winder.. _____=_._:_=_=_=_=__=__=__=_
1 Total Cities.. ______________

96,490.15

36,799.91 ----------------

4,474.14

3,309.18 --------------

.60 ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- --------------

26,272.91

11,883.33 --------------_ ..

3,907.50

1,238,167.35

476,052.79

5,483.00

110,298.40

115,222.04

696,859.4

41,077 .58 141,073 .38
.60 42,063.74
2,642,083.00

303,051.03 1,239,139.71
209,583.30 428,562.72
43,273,928.60

Total Counties______________ Grand TotaL ______________ 1

8,716,550.35
9,954,717.70
I

3,693,381.36 4,169,434.15

104,268.20 1,328,468.86
109,751.20 I 1,438,767.26

893,567.84
I
1,008,789.88 I

277,764.4 974,623.8

15,014,001. 07 183,842,729.31 17,656,084.07 227,116,657.91

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

III. Balance Beginning of Year

SYSTEM

!A. GENERAL: B. BOND ' FUND 1 FUNDS
i

C. BOND SINKING
FUND

D. AGENCY FUNDS '

,I

Total

Grand Total-

Balance- I Receipts and

I. U. S. I 2. Teacher 3. Teacher 4. Group

I Beginning

Balances

Income I Retirement i Association I Insurance 5. Social

6. Other I of Year

Taxes

Member I Dues II Premiums I Security I

_ _ _ _ _ ,I _ _ _ _ 1

1

ContrIbutIOns I

'

1

I

1

1

_

!~firi;~:::::::::;---~;~;ii:ii-:::~i~:~i~:~i: rUif!! ~;;~:~;- :::::;~~~~:I~~~;~~~~~~~~'~~::~~~~~~~r~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Appling

--!$ 3,350.21 $ 8,539.94 1$ 15'635.75

1$ 1$-----------'L------- __

1$-----------I$-1'91O.39

i::::

i

:$ 11,056.131$

36,671.64 8,080.40
53,840.48 21,049.39 569,378.12

$ 1,071,999.48 450,157.07 564,950.52 441,870.74
1,393,570.10

, Banks

' 22,368.00 i

1 707.131____________

15.90

492.08

682.66

~:~;~::::::::::::: n~u~ 1~:~~g:~~ 6~:m:n ~:~~~:1~ 7:::~:_::::::::::::1-----~~~:::- ::::::::::::,::::::::::::

Ben HilL._________ 60,934.55

6,364.12 1,737.70

775.99

55.70

19.78

,

_

Berrien____________ I 85,229.10

3,310.52

20,143.32 10,745.48 1,634.09

, 808.65

563.14 i------------

:::::::::::::: ~i~~kl~y:::::::::::1
!;~~~~~~:::::::::::I

~U~Ui 141,716.12

:::::~:~~;:~~: !:::::~~~:95: :::~~?:~~:'::: 1------------ 10,615.54 -------------- ------------ ------------ --------

' - ----------,

---5:731:1ii- -----868:18- 1: : : : : : : : __

:

65.25

!~~





.



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,. .

~.~.~

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.

,;::.;;.I



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;~.;.

!.

,.~

.~.

f~m: ,;l:m~ l:mlll..~!:H!l!i',,"m ...on"I>~I i~I.'~mi-

g~:n~~~~c~::~~::::il

Cherokee

!

Clarke -- _-_-- --

Clay ---__________

~Ugtz~ "1 __ ---~:~:~:~~-I- ---68:679:59-'1::::::::::::', --- --~::~~-I::::::::::::',-----::-:-~:~~-, ::::::::::::'1---8;631:56-

37,451. 82 56,130.17

596,299.96, 29,033.62 1

-+--- -- -- 70,302.42 ------------: -- -- -- -- -- -- ------ -- ----, -- _-- -------, -- -- _-- -- -- _I' -- - - - -- -----

14,092.22 _-- ---~-----, -- -- -- -- --

I' - - - - - - - - - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - - -

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

8,271.95 '

157.40 I 10,046.69, 1,204.30: 645.04 :------------ ------------1------------1------------

24,265.77 14,671.64 84,702.30 69,887.84 122,434.30

350,586.64 47 ,433.46 1,236,500.80 415,236.36
841,481. 73

152,396.91 63,254.54 4,674.09 55,118.95
83,182.42

6,708,431.53 283,195.92 577,021.42 719,361.21 637,570.27

109,993.94
47,534.18 60,204.69
53,439.80 116,627.07

1,662,795.20 1,299,008.77
529,142.75 621,518.50 735,737.83

89,887.25 30,273.71 14,502.59
2,397.34 146,466.84

477,955.34 1,282,151.61
860,848.41 531,887.58 6,497,126.38

28,306.66

111,184.21

89,534.22

918,926.48

704,054.20 1,822,346.96

99,256.01 20,405.38

I

4,646,152.49 357,500.50

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

.._ - - _'_-~',-

-_ ......._--'--_._... -

_- --- - - - - - - - - - _..

SYSTEM

A. GENERAL B. BOND

FUND

FUNDS

_.. III. Balance Beginning of Year-Continued

D. AGENCY FUNDS

C. BOND
SINKING FUND

l. U. S. Income Taxes

I 2. Teacher 3. Teacher 4. Gronp

I Retirement Association I Insurance 5. Social

Member

Dues

Premiums Security

Contributions

6. Other

-

Total BalanceBeginning
of Year

Grand Total Receipts and
Balances

Clayton............ $ Clinch . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cobb . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Coffee. . . . . . . . . . . . . Colquitt .... _......

19,008.95 42,844.55 97,359.96 58,628.83
75,085.97

$ 228,108.79 $ 7,750.64
239,922.09 3,649.80
--------------

41,360.61 6,368.72 155,822.49 8,363.52 2,795.37

$........... $........... $.. $...... $.......... $........ $ 288,478.35

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

56,963.91

330,206.87 114,514.16 ------------ 40,025.08 38,750.70 14,499.05 1,031,100.40

------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ 4,033.03 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

74,675.18 77,881.34

$ 2,066,846. 78 489,552. 57
5,971,923. 49 1,531,709. 98
1,410,975. 66

Columbia .......... Cook, ............. Coweta .......... ~ .
Crawford .......... 1 Crisp . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4,498.90 52,732.76 10,242.58 17,348.58 11,060.04

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

20,820.00

94,574.50 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

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

78,569.33 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

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

19,793.53

1,584.00

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

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

32.11

21,148.33 3,286.86

806.23 ------------

123.86

432.29 ------------

4,498.90 168,127.26 88,811.91 38,726.11 36,889.72

679,421. 73 768,400. 23 1,280,484. 73 466,403. 33 992,370. 36

Dade .............. Dawson ____________ Decatur____________
DeKalb ............ Dodge . . . . . . . . . . . . .

1,073.30
1,310.88 4,519.70 670,547.91 22,986.91

1,732.67 179.15
--------------
3,315,751.41
--------------

7,964.72 3,752.66 11,657.05 542,320.15 1,736.27

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

8.88

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

7,315.66

------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ 2,305.41

51,320.18 ------------ ------------

10.85 30,152.91 3,668.19

4,350.20 4,000.66 ------------

135.12

3,416.45 ------------

10,779.57 12,558.35 18,482.16 4,613,771.60
36,625.61

438,915. 57 245,639. 56 1,386,268. 64 21,449,125. 44
1,103,501. 46

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

30,164.39
30,392.78 17,807.99 4,087.58 8,347.57

56,300.00 7,600.00
--------------
1,386.95
--------------

8,000.00 21,392.94 26,368.67 30,554.74
583.64

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

13,700.00 30,668.38
716.76 17,200.00

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

108,164.39 90,054.10 44,893.42 53,229.27 8,931.21

880,022. 69 4,159,892. 91
733,247. 69 950,185. 16
204,258. 58

Effingham. _.~ ...... Elbert............. EmanueL__________ Evans _____________ Fannin____________
Fayette............ Floyd .............. Forsyth............ Franklin . . . . . . . . . . . Fulton.............

56,741.95

16,268.39

4,377.44 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

77,387.78

51,222.80 --------------

1,830.24 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

53,053.04

-14,819.17

328.79

33,715.17 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

477.25

19,702.04

579.06 -------------- ---.----------

11,071.44 --------------

4,925.86

43,547.84 -------------- ------------_ ..

105,516.49

79,115.59

40,510.89

10,494.60

1,730.61

12,344.42

38,483.78

12,133.30

16,387.46

:;:i::{;:;~::::I;~:;;i:':'"'"':!""~" 579.06 18,314.28
43,547.84 247,358.42 34,925.39 67,004.54

38,255.61 3,171,228.61 371,800.71

3,713,991.66

776,309. 84 1,141,232. 02 1,169,076. 70
424,571. 68 911,713. 61
471,627. 24 2,498,886. 16
585,804. 79 782,010. 23 12,734,066. 65

: : ~i~~i~~~i: :i~~i;~~~~: : :~~~~~~~~: : :~~~~~~~~: ~~~~~~~~~~~~ :::~~~~~~: ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Gilmer_____________
Glascock___________ Glynn _____________ Gordon ____________ Grady _____________

32,424.98

33,173.51

133,983.40

58,637.03 4,305.97

.

I:::
._____ 20,042.08

II:: I

I

.

62,749.07

561,107.29

33,173.51

234,679.84

133,983.40 2,050,632.11

_

127,677.48 24,348.05

747,787.51 1,015,162.89

Greene_____________ Gwinoett __________ Habersham _________ HaIL _____________
Hancock ___________

117,950.08 53,191.88 -14,234.39 95,990.97 19,523.12

29,031.75 ___2__7_2_,0_4__4_.7_6__
65,629.87 40,101.72

2,331.66 446,,781317..5760
5,127.10 19,714.61

3,082.40 8,492.40

1,653.87 4,069.39
. ..

285.85 751.24

2,575.43 1,620.01
.

_ __
. 341.16

156,911.04
386,881.24 -9,396.69 166,747.94
79,680.61

905,218.79 2,578,091.05
854,637.22 2,286,766.77
638,139.69

Haralson ___________ Harris _____________ Hart ______________ Heard _____________ Henry _____________

11,974.26
34,587.80 19,595.65 1,251.85 -8,388.00

----._--------
599.04 33,203.38
------------.-
--._----------

12,942.19 6,502.60

29,482.46

636.61 5,230.25

____________

26,422.68 4,375.42

3,269.12
871.53 4,078.78 ..

_

948.77

311.94

. 552.13

25.85 .

_ 35,948.88

64,669.30

_

53,435.64 7,353.63

_ 27,066.86

616,477.67 740,979.37 803,882.39 412,371. 74
959,736.40

Houston_. ____._. __ Irwin______________ Jackson ____ . _. _____ Jasper _____________
Jeff Davis __________

84,689.26
17,237 .39 29,371.88 3,778.32 5,489.06

-- - - ~ - -- - - - - - 9,315.45 9,149.62 9,638.37 32,133.87

51,392.88 7,494.21

111.00 ____________

3,608.82

-42.60 6,418.87

._._._

4,750.60

7,000.00 893.11

---1:646:80- -----895:93- :::::::::::: -----286:60- -----384:36- ::::::::::::

24,125.70

146,178.23 38,797.65 45,521.50
17,523.49 61,748.63

2,662,437.78 819,793.13 688,537.36 425,702.49
628,759.69

..... .W....

Jefferson_________ ._ Jenkins ____________
Johnson. . __________ Jones______________ Lamar _____________

62,477.58
2,006.20 4,519.02
17,055.41 35,933.22

67,480.00 984.55
--------._----
--._----------

62,511.58 20,600.33
8,284.45 16,864.00

__._________ 2,344.71

_

____________

6.88

36.23

76.23

_

- - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - -

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

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

.-------_.-.

-----

194,813.87 23,710.42 12,803.47 33,919.41
35,933.22

1,189,210.27 644,043.80 468,130.00 509,650.07 468,877.61

Lanier______ . ______ Laurens____________ Lee ________________
Liberty. ___________ Lincoln. ___________

1,571.79 78,515.21
.06

1,448.02 ______________ ._____________

16,090.34

49,438.26

30,618.95

13,874.95

16,007.87 14,151.74 2,200.04
25,343.33

. 1,415.30

690.61

104.55

. 7.83

_ _ _
_

19,027.68 92,666.95 2,200.10 90,871. 93

355,179.17 1,352,481.89
463,019.13 1,030,343.80

_ 46,712.19

416,696.25

Long ______________ Lowndes ___________ Lumpkin ___________
Macon. . ___________ Madison ___________

17,535.64 ______________

-4,588.05 7,121.39 47,223.00

143.07 ______________
6,982.14

79,552.15 232,639.46

11,570.43 14,402.45 7,009.69 12,194.49

-1.80 47.91
2,644.80

581.14 7,426.18
1,328.10

192.68 1,519.90

4,071.40 237.15

_ 94.65
_ _ 252.13

29,878.09 23,117.51 14,131.08 66,399.63
316,653.79

318,789.32 2,049,859.18
379,775.73 751,767.64 1,087,532.78

Marion ... _________ McDuffie. _.. ______ McIntosh __________
Meriwether _________ Miller. ____________

-7,772.55
14,914.38 53,038.88 14,756.25 27,977.71

3,761.93 ____._________
17,756.87 11,978.06
3,631.65

10,113.75 15,185.55
41,744.48 5,200.66

4,609.80 1,783.97 1,462.41

._.

.

._._ -26.01 ._._______ .

390.14 ..

.

494.91 _ _ _
.

12,965.80 31,952.48 70,795.75
68,478.79 36,810.02

401,503.65 711,932.36 495,828.45 1,085,332.94
630,036.87

Mitchell __. ________ Monroe ____________
Montgomery ... ____ Morgan ______ ... ___ Murray__________ ,_

47,986.75 14,386.73 19,864.76 136,982.23
938.51

17,226.41

43,126.65

. . __

17,112.91 25,000.00

22,889.73 2,269.20 1,371.98

18,875.71

._.

152.40 4,215.71

.

.

. __.

_

4~:~:U~ ----47:778:54- --'2:131:60- 1,04~:~~ I:::::::::::: ---267:81 ------19:33- : : : : : : : : : : : : /

'-~~---:.~

1

108,339.81 62,398.66 63,740.47 181,330.78 61,613.35

968,366.90 663,438.89 424,894.15 823,501.53 702,298.50

TABLE'I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

III. Balance Beginning of Year-Continued
- - - - , - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _.. _ . _ - _ . _ - - - - - - _ . _ - - -

D. AGENCY FUNDS

Total

Grand Total-

SYSTEM

A . GENERAL
I FUND

B. BOND FUNDS

C.BOND
SINKING FUND

I. U. S. 2. Teacher 3. Teacher 4. Group Income Retirement Association Insurance

I 5. Social I 6. Other

BalanceBeginning
of Year

Receipts and Balances

I

'-~.~1;-~'660_24 Muscogee..

Newton............

r Oconee

.!

~~l ~:m.~ ..:.:;.;.. ;.i~i.~.' ".W'.M'."i,.r,~.:l.I !

$ 12,255.73 22,983.50

Taxes

Member

Contributions

Dues

Premiums Security

- - - _ . ._~,.-

75,312.53

$

117,986.77 7,940.63

Ij$.

16,971.87

9,468.63 I

IS

$

!$ 500.00 $

""""""1 2,062.51...

_

2.20

903.21

6.65

:$10,144.29
! __

'$
!

206,603.83 22,258.87

$10,131,581.78 1,050,044.40

50,336.06

461,766.67

1,525.88

437,233.25

106,946.56

747,877.69

30,929.98 26,126.15
33,826.54 6,686.81

865,882.28 512,297.31 787,019.41 456,670.18

4,411.98 1,065,554.06

i~~~~~~~:~~~~:j iU~U! ::~:;i~j~i;~ii: ::;:~:~:;:: ::~;~~;~: /t~:~~: ~ . ~:~~ :::;~:~: :::::::::~~:~;:~~t. ~~~~ ~~~~}~~;;:;;) :i:iii:rl .. ':j~;!~~:~~: :::;:~~~;~~: <:~;~.~~: ;;;.::;]:::::~~~.~~:

::;;;;~~;i;;

70,714.40 43,320.47 23,523.22 41,855.81 41,892.09
64,461.36 84,514.49

396,887.07 592,443.67 184,530.15 648,572.84 730,029.68
7,284,042.53 618,736.32

8,297.45

236,091. 98

Screven............ 51,931.53 120,415.91

8,000.00

-

i

--

. 180,347.44 1,113,697.63

Seminole..

17,116.20

16,978.76

41,980.62 _

_

,

.. 76,075.58

587,438.25

Spalding.. __ __!

Stephens. __ __. I

StewarL __

1

~~ib~{..:::: ::::::: I

6,569.64

72.87

22,685.47 ...... --......

75,576.49

8,135.10

56,496.28 ......

6,157.63

20,237.52

4,526.18 8,078.12
3.02
10,361.30

1............ 9,720.20

3,677.14 .... __

!

1,147.86 __. __.. _

664.30

1,145.77

__.. " __

41,030.00 17,248.95

4,345.38

__ _

_

_ ..

86.63 i
153.941 1,647.92

21.17 .
__"' .. 574.50 ..

25,338.13 32,065.39
84,860.38 121,343.03 36,756.45

1,736,137.90 660,726.20 572,286.91
653,077 .21 610,917.12

Taliaferro
Tattnall , Taylor
Telfair __ TerrelL

__.. __.
' ..
. .

13,566.41 12,270.69
6,865.59 8,054.06 47,064.87

'~,,r~;m~;rl-,oo,~ ",,,~i >'''HI

13,566.41 90,366.82 21,834.26
8,054.06 47,064.87

235,212.10
918,333.69 548,961.83 1,070,005.25 734,605.45

::;~~~as~~:::::::::: -~g:i:t~~ ----5i;119:08-j----36;442:ii3- --13;278:98- ---5:606:07- :::::::::::: ---i:224:02L---626:9/------89:24-1

Toombs____________ 36,327.79

29,263.53, 4,250.46 2,713.10 1,252.85

17.77

70.00

Towns_____________ 39,994.19 -------------- ---___________

Treutlen. .____ 5,642.49

.________ 1,629.70

758.39

53.80

176.80 .___________

~;:t:t~5
73,895.50 39,994.19 8,261.18

1,094,463.73 2,068,089.16
646,611.51 321,232.80
394,820.54

Troup .. _. '''_____ Turner_.___________ Twiggs Union --________ Upson.

Walker . . .

Walton ..

Ware

._______

Warren.___________

Washington ..

7,974.29 33,659.27 31,720.64 23,487.95 9,483.13
31,230.59 -8,821.09
92,048.93 81,457.39 46,779.74

19,910.38 37,273.39
624,185.89 100,000.00

15,024.02 7,676.06 2,049.39 16,551.46 94,248.98 2,113.82
36,656.70

.. _. _. 1,686.90

. . __. __. 896.52

6,522.70

1,705.30 2,379.68

. .. ._. 843.07
826.79 283.92

..

...

292.01

525.71 50,433.84
46.64

42,908.69 78,608.72 31,720.64 28,963.83 26,034.59
749,665.46 103,165.24 142,482.77 81,457.39 86,146.68

1,238,217.87 659,240.05 518,727.34 416,571.59 943,317.80
2,965,299.56 944,722.35
1,286,803.92 471,170.16
1,037,562.49

Wayne_____________ WWhebeestleerr.. . . . White ... Whitfield__ .________

WHcoL

_

Wilkes

_

'Vilkinsoll

_

Worth

_

45,001.20 13,582.72
2,161.55 12,133.24
25,830.99 99,947.25 -1,544.85 25,840.23

626,610.50 13,455.00
9,131.04 5,334.81 16,591.33

50,336.84

4,968.80 563.40

2,187.90 462.65

55,441.05 4,780.00 2,284.70 6,733.81 7,431.00 1,261.92 22,596.38 ------------ ----------- .. ----________ 9,375.88 ------------ -----------. ----________ 20,359.97 4,359.90 2,298.47

909.89 385.87

18.48 76.02

383.99 ------------1
I

870.84

59.86

100.00 -5.00

730,133.61 28,525.66_ 2,161.55 75,017.98
50,388.76 127,878.44
7,831.03 70,380.60

2,150,323.71 236,760.48 386,444.70 388,361.21
1,413,503.76
670,611.54 768,080.29 636,380.05 1,136,644.88

Total Counties

5,328,344.32 11,478,688.46 3,698,170.63 618,896.55 228,146.35

55.58 64,342.50 109,297.19 321,439.21 21,847,380.79 205,690,110.10

1tl:~~~~s~~~::::::::I$
Barnesville_________ Bremen____________ Buford_____________

3~U~g:g~ -837.94 3,162.34 -110.41

~::::::::::::: ~::::::::::::: ~::::::::::: ~::::::::::: ~::::::::::: ~:::::::::::i~::::::::::: ~::::::::::: s

-872.91

-678.24 -1,063.95

1,658.39

399.79

193.88

92.13

3,896.50

7.78

27.48

3~g:~~g:g~
-3,453.04 5,506.53 3,821.35

S 501,353.62 22,795,533.06
246,665.33 251,882.74 211,577.98

i:.8~~::~:.~:fi:i1::~:.~:~:I::~::::~I :":~.:, .':J:~!~:;::: . '.~1~:2:"~ :~.,":,,"~ ~;i;i Calhoun._.
Carrollton._________ Cartersville .

9,059.57 .

12,199.44

.

17,168.50 1,262.72

.

.

170.30

.

_ 6,230.08

21,259.01 24,831.60
_

357,720.84 574,961.30 591,984.92

609,150.09

178,414.22

266,882.42 357,057.94 806,547.36 964,757.03

769,155.62

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPT8-BOARDS OF EDUCATION

IV. Balance Beginning of Year

SYSTEM
Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville __ Hogansville Jefferson

A. GENERAL B.BOND

FUND

FUNDS

C.BOND SINKING
FUND

D. AGENCY FUNDS

1. U. S. Income Taxes

2. Teacher 3. Teacher

Retir ement Association

Memher

Dues

Contributions

4. Group Insurance Premiums

5. Social Security

6. Other

Total BalanceBeginning
of Year

Grand Total Receipts an d
Balances

J$-----I-----I-----;-----1---- ---- ----

_

9,101.31 $------------- $- -------- ---- $- ----- ---- $----- ------ $----------- $----------- $----------- $----------- $

24,837.78

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

1,208.01

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

5,613.12

7,223.39

_

2,001.18

11,065.00

------ ------------ ------------ ------------ 1,000.00 ------ ------------ ------------ ------------ 1,476.90

9,101.31 $ 24,837.78 1,208.01 13,836.51 14,543.08

441,573. 95
883,999. 40
231,665. 69 328,135. 33 207,349. 61

LaGrange
Marietta Monroe
Moultrie Newnan .

_

16,640.30

_

7,806.25

_ 17,867.42

_ -15,669.42

_

8,138.41

43,378.35

16,011.10

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

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

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

2,2

66.20
------

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

-

-

-

-

~

~

15.05
------

------------
2,128.31

-

-

-

-

587.50 -------

-

16,640.30 7,806.25 17,867.42 3,210.43 53,645.07

1,184,778. 23 973,371. 89 292,279. 74 921,135. 91
698,989. 65

Pelham

_

Quitman

_

Rome

_

Tallapoosa

_

Tallulah Falls _

2,744.88 10,498.65 16,482.55 7,822.46 4,109.43

8,031.21 96.20

_

_

704.60

------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ----------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ----------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ -----------71.29 ------------ ------------ ------------ ----------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

10,776.09 10,498.65 16,482.55
8,894.55 4,109.43

398,115. 04 319,084. 06 1,405,121. 00 124,973. 62
64,059. 20

Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa. Trion
Valdosta

_ -5,793.11 _

_ 83,861.98 __

_

524.13 __

_

508.40

_ 91,693.95

64.85

_ 1,605.04 _ 337.60 _

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

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

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

83.33 ------------ ------------

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

287.88 3,734.06

4.00

.----- ------------

940.15 7,293.37 ------------

-5,793.11
83,861. 98 607.46
6,204.23 100,265.07

728,088. 71 1,129,028. 04
448,917. 37
287,902. 71
1,566,451. 53

Vidalia__._________ 3,330.68

19,445.00

_ ------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ 22,775.68 325,826. 71

~~:~~~~::-::<r:;::::~:::::(:~~::~~:~~: ~~:::::::::::r~~~~~~:~~:: -----------

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

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

------------
1,696.13

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

-----9;550:82-

1,239,139. 71 219,134. 12

------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -------------- 428,562. 72

7,6 80.87 ,------------ 3,998.18 14,342.84 56,786.51 1,057,399.81 44,331,328. 41

J Total Counties

5,328,344.32111,478,688.46 3,698,170.63 618,896.55 228,1 46.35

55.58 64,342.50 109,297.19 321,439.21 21,847,380.79 205,690,110. 10

Orand TotaL

f 6,126,844.24 111,600,811.90

I

I

3,698,170.63

672,864.60

235,8 27,22

55.58 68,340.68

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

123,640.03 378,225.72 122,904,780.60 250,021,438. 51

--------- - --------- - -~ --

-------~--

TABLE II-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

I. Administrative

A. SALARIES

B. OTHER EXPENSE OF ADMINISTRATION

SYSTEM

J. Superintendent's Office

(a) Salary (b) Salaries

of Superin- of Adminis-

tendent

trative

Assistants

(c) Salaries (d) Per Diem of Clerical of Board Employees Members

(e) Other

1. Travel of 2. Expense of Superin- Board of 3. Legal tendent Education Service

4. Surety Bond
Premiums

5. Printing and Office Supplies

6. Other

Total Expense of Adminis-
trative

Appling

Atkinson

Bacon

Baker

Baldwin

....

c.o

<:><

Banks

Barrow

Bartow

Ben HIll

Berrien

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

Bulloch Burke Butts

WNehgirtea $ 2,580.00 L---------I,$ 3,187.50 $ 1,500.00 $

White 2,095.80

-1 3,450.03

730.00

Negro

White 3,180.00 Negro

3,350.04

930.00

White 6380.00 Negro

2,900.04

825.00

WNehgirteo 5,019.96

4,250.03

710.40

$ 1,200.00 $ 600.00
1,200.00 870.00 644.29

s
450.00

400.00 $ 154.00

1,776.34

416.96

174.00

100.00 $ 1,825.34 $ 540.00 $ 11,332.84_

75.00

2,896.50 1,150.75

10,451.33 1,150.75

425.73

10,862.11 _

100.00

106.45 11,616.00 23,214.45 _

105.00 2,341.90 .. 910.38 14,155.96_

White 6,960.00 Negro

1,920.00

650.00

White 6,920.00 Negro

2,275.00

520.00

White 7,043.66 Negro

5,742.50 1,160.00

98.921

White 6,886.67

1,440.00

580.00

1

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

1

White 7,359.96

3,200.00

560.00

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

White Negro White Negro White Negro WNehgirteo
White Negro

17,720.00 6,999.90 6,360.00 6,545.00 5,277.51

11,516.64

20,544.61 3,000.00 2,180.00 3,325.00 2,113.75

760.00 750.00 885.00 540.00

1
578.25

600.00
1,913.98 600.00

96.70 308.75

200.00 75.00

50.00 130.00 60.00 30.00

958.88 454.04 3,492.93 53.00

959.19 1,939.56

12,194.77 _
12,438.60 _
19,895.74 _
9,589.67

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

864.50

65.00

668.70

285.30 13,003.46

1

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

750.00 360.00 224.43 1,875.00 1,441.65

1,164.21
96.70 1,650.00 25.00
,___________

44.86 50.00
750..0000 100.00 100.00

3,338.03 929.48 734.19 447.07
1,147.29

939.77 122.50 1,418.19 360.00 2689..4000

56,018.12 _
12,221.8~
_ 11,8353..0501 15,765.32_ 10,9184..0600

White 8,160.00

6,900.06

790.00

355.00

500.00

1,000.00 1,078.30 18,783.36

~~~~ :::~:~~~:~~: ::::::::::::II:::~:~~~:~~::::::~~~:~~: ::::::~~:~~: :::::~~~:~~:I::::::::::::::::::~~:~~: :::::~~~:~~: ---~:~~~:~~- -----~~~:~~- ---~~:~~;:!~

WNehgirteo 1,500.00

2,500.00

840.00

1

21.42

20.00

50.00

532.69

5,464.11 .'

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

,--_.~-~.

~------_

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS I. Administrative-Continued
-----

A. SALARIES

B. OTHER EXPENSE OF ADMDiISTRATION

SYSTEM
Calhoun Camden

1. Superintendent'sOffice

,I

I'

I
I

1. Travel of 12. Expense of

4. Surety 5. Printing

Total Expense

I

Superin- Board of 3. Legal

Bond

and Office 6. Other of Adminis-

(a) Salary (b) Salaries (c) Salaries (d) Per Diem!

tendent Edncation Service Premiums Supplies

trative

- - - - ---!----.I---- of Superin- of Administendent A~~\~~ts
I-~--

of Clerical Employees

of Board ! (c) Othcr I

Members

I
i

---

-

II -~

~I-I-

---

-

-I

-

---

I

--

-

--

White,S 7,420.00 $

__ 1$ 3,300.00 $ 585.00 i$

Negro

-- .. -.-.-. -- .. --

- _._

1

White 6,596.50

1,680.00

690.00

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------

1

103.22

$ 1,175.24 '$

$

$ 100.00 $ 661.44 $

5.67 $ 13,247.35

--

-

132.73

375.00

-

-

-

50.00 1,118.26

--

-

54.63 10,800.34

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

Candler

Carrol.

,...

Catoosa

w

C'

Charlton

Chatham

Chattahoochee

~.~--1:~~ :~!:m~I.:~~I:I mml,m~11 ''';:'::m'i~miill~T-:;.mm White 5,760.00

2,259.07

640.001

__

1

92.30

198.90

65.68

97.95

436.29

9,550.19

N.cgrol 2,306.67

_.. _.

803.66 ,

229.9/ ,__ __ 1

4~0.00

64.47

_.

16.66

113.07

325.20 4,259.70

;~~~II_. ::::~:~~.I ::i:;~i~:~~: ::::;~~g:g~.11 l.l:::,~~l~~ll::- ::l~;:l.:~: ~;~

Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt

~:~:~ ...::~~~:~~. :::::.:::::....~:~~~:O~.

WhIte 8,340.00

__.. 7,525.00 I

Negro ------------ ------------ ---------- 11

White I 9,946.66 6,600.00 13,120.65

Negro

1

.~~~:O~.I'.::::::::::.I...::~~~:OO :::::::::.::

1,170.00 __

580.15

76.08

2,680.00

_. 1,563.14

::~~~:~~ _... 1,200.00

__:~O:~~
585.00

:::~~:~~
1,414.24 3,561.55

.~:~~::~~ .. __:~:~~~:~~ 657.96 19,763.43 _ 18,509.40 57,766.40
_

WNehgirteojl.

.

5,883.10 __

1,200.00 .. __.. __ -- .. --

560.00 __

_.

-- _ _ --

340.62 --

101.70 _

__.

25.00

117.42

-- --._._ ----------

34.02

8,261.86

_---_. -- .. _--_ -

:::::::::::: .. ~:~:~I-'-::~~::~~'.

~::~:::~~

White 6,660.00 ,._.......... 3,675.00

~:I:~:~~.
1,721.00

1:.:__:::::::::_:_

--.~
1

::~~:~~
899.09

::~:~~. '.::::::::::::
463.00! 300.00

:~:~~. --.~:~:::~~. ~:~~~::~I! ~::~:::~:

20.00

612.39

14,350.48

~1 '::m~.I:. ';~:~.I..,.:1:~1. ~.. .,~.~.I .s".I. :::~ ..1;;1.';;:;:1;;:1ii;.~

,I

,

:

J

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp

Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge

Dooly

Dougherty

>-'

Douglas

c,o

<r

Early

Echols

Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin

Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

White 3,140.00

5,169.72

600.00

1 1,200.00

492.46

150.00

734.07

220.50 11,706.75

WNehgirteo 7,266.63

---3--,6-0--0-.0-0-- -----6-0--0-.0-0-- ------------'--.---4-6-6-.9-5-- -----.------ ------2--5-.0-0-- ------1-0-0-.0-0-- -----7--0-6-.6-1-- ------------ ---1--2-,7-6-5--.1-9-

WNehgirteo 7,545.00

.__ 9,800..0_0._ ---1--,4-3-5-.-3-3-- ------.-_-_._-_-_- ---1--,5-0-0--.0-0-. -_-_-._-_-_-_-_--_-_-_-_ .-----1-0-0-.0-0-- ----._-_-_-_--_-_-_-_ ---1-.,5--2-1-.1--4- ----.-_-_._-_--_-_-_ ---2.-1.,9-0-1.4-7-

Negro



White 5,180.00

.

. ------------ ------------ --.--------- ------------ --.--------- -.--.------- ------------ .----------- --.---------

._____ 240.00

300.00

5.00

50.00

175.56 1,817.46

7,768.02

Negro White 6,781.60 Negro

6,280.02

---.--.----- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -------.---- ------------ ------------ ------------

3,924.07

900.00 1,335.84

239.41

278.72

326.00

238.28 1,586.25 1,756.06 23,646.25

. ._. --.--------- ------------ ----------.- ---.-------. ------------ -.---------- .----------- -- .. --.----- ------.-----

~:}~:r: "::::,:~~:~::li~~~::::~,;::::,:~~;:i;;:;:::~,":::'",~:::;:~I, r,~:~ ::~:~ ,'i:.;::i

i ;: ;.;:~.:'~ ~,"~:.:.;:~: ;;~:t : : : :~ :.;~: : ~: ~ :~: ;;.~ ~; ..~~~. '::':~;~: ..:m~I,:::::~~ ~:~~~ --~~:~~~:~- ---~:~~~:~~---~~:~~~:~~- _.._-~~~:~- :::::::::::: ---~:~~~:~~. -----~~~:~~- ---~:~~~:~~- :::::::::::: -_.~:~~~:~~- ::::::::::::I--~~~:~~~:~~

White 7,800.00

4,260.00

910.00

. 1,060.20

._____ 528.50

250.00

885.49 --__________ 15,694.19

White Negro White Negro

2,700.00

2,114.09

445.00

1.10

390.00

._____

100.00

200.00

778.64

961.58

7,690.41

.

-----------. ------------ ---------.-- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ .----------- ------------

6,350.00 _. __._______ 3,525.00

660.00

0

523.89

76.92

26.78

50.00

365.38 _.__________ 11,577.97

. __.

------------ ------------ -----------. ------------ ------------ ------.----- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

White 5,210.00 Negro . White 6,300.08

14,285.02

354.00 6,347.58

425.00 790.00 ------------

1,500.00

._

40.00 I 399.00

400.78 8,328.78

1,070.75

,



1____________

-----------1,200.00

I------1-0-0-.-0-0.1-----9--9-3-.2-9--

-----------1,547.32

-----------32,634.04

Negro White

-.---------6,900.00

--------.---

-----------5,340.00

-----------640.00

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

----1-,6-9--9-.2-1--1------7--1-.5-1--

------5-0-.-0-0---------5-0-.0-0--

---1--,1-8-7-.-3-4--

---7--,0-8--5-.5-0--

---2-3--,0-2-3-.-5-6-

WNehgirteo 6,420.00

._____.__ ---1--,7-4--0-.0-0-- -----5--6-0-.0-0-- ------------ -----2--5-6-.5-6-- ------------ -----._-_-_-_-_--_-_ -----.-5-0-.0-0-- -------9-2-.4-5-- ------.-_-_-_-_-_. ----9--,1-1-9-.-0-1-

Negro _.

._.

White 6,037.20

------------ ------------ ----------.- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

3,993.60

810.00

1,200.00

182.40

100.00

565.18

168.35 13,056.73

Negro



-

. ------------ -----------. ----------.- ------------ ------.----- ----.------- ----.------. ------------ ------------

White 6,680.00

3,435.50

580.00

0' 1,500.00

.___

20.00

510.08 ------------ 12,725.58

Negro _. __



White 10,119.98



------------ .----------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

.____ 12,655.58 1,250.00

355.95

261.39

265.50

100.00 1,497.64

882.78 27,388.82

Negro _. White 5,780.00

1 -----------1 ------------ ------------ --------.--- ------------ .----------- ------------ -------.---- ---.-------- ---.-------- ----.-------

. 4,260.00

830.00



900.00

250.00

57.10

99.55 12,176.65

!!~::;;~;;;:;: ::~~:f~:~:I::~;~m:~: :::~:;;:;:,:::~:~~~:~:I:::;~~;;:;:..'.i:::~;~~~:~:::::::::::::I::;~:;;;:~;:I::~~;~~~:f~::;~;~;;;:;;

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOI,S-PAYMENTS I. Administrative--Continued

A. SALARIES

- -I

~- ~--~--~-~~ --------~

R. OTHER EXPENSE OF ADMINISTRATION
~.~._------~-----~-----,-----.---~---;;----,----;-

SYSTEM

l. Superintendent's Office

- - ~----~----------,---------r-----1l.STurpaevreinl -of 2. BEoxaprednsoef of

I (a) Salary (b) Salaries (c) Salaries (d) Per Diem

tendent Education

of Superin- of Adminis- of Clerical of Board (e) Other

tendent

trative Employees Members

Assistants

3. Legal Service

4. Surety 5. Printing

Bond

and Office

Premiums Supplies

6. Other

Total
Expense of Adminis-
trative

---~

~--- - - - - - - - - - - -

- - - ~-~~-~~-

~-- --~-~-I-----I---

-~----I----I--~~~----~--- - - - -

Gilmer

White Negro

$

5,840.00 s..
00

.
00

S 1,999.98 S 600.00 S . __~_~ $ 1,680.00 s.,; ..

S 182.95 $ 35.00 S 996.59 l

.

.

~

.

00

.

~

.. .

.

45.09

$

11,379.61 __

Glascock

White 3,980.00 Negro

.______ .

270.00

._______
~

618.00 _~ ._.

~_~________

30.00
~

258.83

~~
~.

5,156.83 . __

Glynn Gordon

White Negro White Negro

5,666.56 6,340.00 2,833.28 3,170.00 6,992.00 __._________
.

7,259.75 3,629.87 7,019.20
~

248.00 .. 124.00 __._._______ 690.00 _.00________
. .00

1,499.32 749.66 840.00

1,405.92 702.95 182.40

~___________
200.00 . __ .

1,036.22 518.10 639.44

436.00 218.00
~_____
~~

23,891.77

11,945.86

16,563.04

.

_

......

Grady

"",

00

Greene

Gwinnett

White Negro
White Negro White Negro

8,900.00 _._..

.

~

3,590.00 __._._______

3,590.00

8,120.00 .___________

.

.

3,766.70 .
1,600.00 1,600.00 5,779.10

470.00 ._._________ .

295.00 .. 00_____

295.00 _00_________

830.00 _00_________

..

.00

1,380.00 _~__________

.

.

100.00

437.50 437.50 1,200.00
.

._

325.00

._~

300.00

412.50 .

100.00 1,261.73 .00

50.00

184.30

50.00

184.30

285.00

850.21

~_~~

86.44 86.46 683.30
00

15,978.43 _
6,568.24 6,543.26 18,160.11
00__

Habersham

White 7,210.00 Negro

~____ 6,135.00

570.00 .

2,255.05

..

.

157.02
.~

~____ 1,118.04

~

~

17,445.11

~

~_

Hall

White 6,873.60 5,566.70 2,400.00 1,630.00

Negro

.

~

999.96

416.70
~

510.00

100.00
~~

1,411.68

. ._ 19,908.64 ._.00

Hancock

White 6,420.00

..

Negro

.00

..

2,440.00 .

770.00 .

60.00

720.00

3.00 .___________

. __~

100.00

509.64

~

11,022.64 __

Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry

White Negro WNehgirteo White Negro White Negro White Negro

6,780.00 .

3,899.94 _.00________

. __00__ 00

.

6,965.00 00

6,920.00

~____

~

6,940.00 00

4,100.00
6,180.00 3,625.02
2,580.00 .
6,076.00 360.00

1,205.32

._._____ .

620.00 .___________

.

. ..

891.50

590.00
850.00
~

~~_~______
._____

900.00 .
1,465.69 171.76
1,100.04
1,200.00 .

.. _
96.70
~
. .. 193.40
568.00
~

92.00 19.55
. .00
._~____
150.00

60.00
175.00
100.00 _ 50.00
~
50.00
~~_~

2,166.83

572.88 ~ 00

174.49

~~~~_~

109.05

~~~

225.56

~

~____

._
~ ~_____
392.82

15,304.15

.

_

13,029.76

0000

_

11,927.77 ._

11,542.49 . __00

16,452.38 360.00

Houston Irwin Jackson

WNehgitreo White Negro White

6,000.00 002,503.3.3 7,130.00 __00________
7,413.30 00_. .___

10,457.7000 00 3,000.00
5,333.40

800.0.000 550.00 00

665.00

.

.. 00_ 00__
.

2,127.93 777.09 600.00

~______
.
~_~____

907.57 209.38 230.00

50.00 100.00 370.00

2,609.44
~
454.63
991.77

287.71 25,743.68

~_~

. . __00 __

170.67 12,391.77 _

146.20 15,749.67

Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison
Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe

Negro White Negro White Negro

---6;020:00-
---5;420:00------------

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

---i;375:oo-
---i;920:oo------------

---i;5OO:00------------
900.00 ------------

-----------96.70
----------------------------------

-----960:00-

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

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

678.87 ------------

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

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

1,250.00

220.00

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

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

100.00

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

-----------1,035.38
-----------127.12
------------

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

12,457.08 9,145.99

White 7,944.00

Negro White

---5;82i:78-

Negro .-----------

White 2,640.00

------------ 3,237.48

660.00

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

3,960.00 ------------

620.00

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

------------
2,550.03

._---------720.00

------------ 1,800.00

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

-----720:00-

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

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

689.20

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

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

200.00

~ -~ ---~ -----------------

-

_

.

"

,

,-------
250.00

-

------------ ------------
- - - ~ ---- - - -- ------------

488.47 ------------
523.27
- -~ - ~ ~ - -----
349.56

------------
------24:00- ---~ - - - --
25.00

Negro White Negro White Negro

---7;350:00-
---6;240:00------------

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

---3;466:70------79:48-
------------

-----------600.00
------------
550.00
------------

-----------------------
------------._---------------------

---------~-~ 600.00
-----------253.92
------------

-----i93:40-

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

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

------------ 300.00 ------------ ------------

40.00
------------

-----339:09-
-----------118.75
------------

---------1,332.22
-----4i4:59-
------------

14,329.95 11,919.05 6,973.79 13,881.41 7,996.74

White 6,680.00

Negro White

---7;740:00-

Negro White

---5;240:00-

Negro ----------_.

White 2,216.04

Negro 3,324.00

White 6,420.00

Negro ----- ____-_0

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

2,080.00
---9;2i7:92-
------------
2,900.04
------------
1,051.20 1,576.80 2,319.99
------------

760.00
------------
1,164.30
----------_.
630.00
-----------404.00 606.00 750.00
------------

------------
----------------------------------- ---------~ ------------
47.58 71.40 47.00
------------

641.00
------------
1,320.79 ------1-----
600.00
-----446:47-
669.69 282.43
------------

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

112.50

------------ ------------
70.49 ------------

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

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

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

------------ 50.92

-- --------~-------------

-

-

-

-

-

-

76.35
-----

-

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

25.00
------------
105.00 .~ - - - - - - ~ - - --
70.00
-----------100.00 150.00 50.00
------------

759.28
-----------2,108.50
~ - - - - -- - - - -199.85
- - --- - ~ ~ - --
30.18 45.21 300.95
------------

116.12
-----------163.59
-----------8.50
------.----59.20 88.80 414.95
--- --------

11,173.90
21,890.59
9,648.39
4,405.59 6,608.25 10,585.32

White 6,565.00 ------------

Negro White

---7;746:00-

--------~---
------------

Negro White

---7;520:00-

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

Negro ------------ ------------

White 1,800.00 ------------

Negro WHte

---6;320:00-

------------
--~-------~-

------------ Negro

--------~-~-

3,025.00
--T380:00-
-----------2,616.11
---3;000:00-
---2:400:00 -----------~

1,380.00 ------------ 278.62 - --- - - - - ---~

---i;270:00-

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

------------
1,465.95

-----------416.72

------------ ------------ -----------~ -----------~

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

935.00 ------------ 379.66 ------------

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

1,525.00
------------
670.00
----------_.

------------------------
-----------~
------------

900.00
-----683:i9------------

-

-

223.10
---- -- - - - ~
-------------------

7.60
-----------27.00
------------
-- -- - - - ~ - - --
-----_._----300.00
----------------------------------

50.00

558.04

139.65

10.00 ------------

187.29

100.00 1,369.92 1,859.08

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

50.00

315.98 ------------

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

40.00 1,319.56 ------------

-----------80.00

----677:97-

------23:00-

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

12,003.91 197.29
20,634.67
11,816.75
9,107.66
10,854.16

White 6,420.00

Negro White

---7;580:00-

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

3,350.00
---2;773:6i-

790.00
-----700:00-

~-----.-----
-----------------------

1,175.00
-----300:00-

96.70
-----------------------

126.37
------32:50-

50.00 ------------
75.00

2,152.73 ------------
------------

137.26
------------
1,058.20

14,298.06 12,519.31

Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

---6;320:00-

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

---8;400:00-

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

---6;792:00-

~-----------
--.---------

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

------------
1,950.00
-----------5,580.00
-----------2,600.04
------------

-----790:00-
------------
650.00
------------
385.00
------------

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

-----------175.95
---i:660:CO---i;074:oo-
------------

------------ ----------------------- ----------------------- ------------
36.90 ----------------------- .._----._----
------------ ----------------------- ------------

-----------50.00
-----------52.50
-----------70.00
------------

-----------524.10
-----------1,119.53
-----------714.25
------------

----------------------------------
603.58
-----254:95-
------------

-
-

9,810.05 18,102.51 11,890.24

------------1------------1------------ White 7,560.00
WNNeehggirrteoo,-_-_-_7_;_2_6_0__:0_0__-

~------~---__________ 4_
------------
--~---------

3,316.70
--------------------.--------------

1,650.00
-----640:00------------

6,200.00
-----262:07------------

1,080.00
----------------------------------

96.70 ____________ ____________

I 500.00
180.00 ____________

-----------50.00 5.00

1,205.73

657.66

------76:95-

-----------193.40

------------ ---_.-------

22,266.79
----8;662:42
5.00

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS I. Administrative-Continued

A. SALARIES

B. OTHER EXPENSE OF ADMINISTRATION

SYSTEM
Montgomery Morgan Murray
Museogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph

(a) Salary
of Superintendent

1. Superintendent's Office

(b) Salaries (c) Salaries (d) Per Diem of Adminis- of Clerical of Board
trative Employees Members Assistants

(e) Other

1. Travel of 2. Expense of Buperin- Board of 3. Legal tendent Education Service

4. Surety 5. Printing

Bond

and Office

Premiums Supplies

6. Other

Total Expense
of Administrative

---

White $

3,042.96

$___________ $

2,450.00

$

550.00 $_____.. ___. $ 1,125.00 $__. ______._ $__________ . $

s 50.00

559.49 $

90.95 $ 7,868.40

Negro White

'--5;753:96'

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

---3;000:00-

---590:00-

-----800:00

------------
1,200.00

------96:70'

------------
241.50

------75:00

----226:94

----.348:60-

. --12;332:70

Negro White

---6:000:00-

-----------.
------.-----

--'2;160:00-

-----640:00-

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

-----720:00

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

------78:60

------40:00-

----681:34

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

'--10;319:94

Negro ------------ -----------. ------------ ------------ ------------ ----------.- ------------ ------------ .----------- ------------ ------------ ------------

White 16,500.00 16,999.92 29,203.08 -----------. 3,000.00 ------------ -----._----- ------------

523.00 11 ,904.47 11 ,871.85 90,002.32

Negro White

---8;129:60-

---------._------------

---3;642:91-

-----385:00-

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

----190:84

------40:00

----771:27

-------~---------------

----362:78

----150:00-

'--13;672:40

Negro White

---6;205:00'

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

---2;552:79-

-----550:00

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

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

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

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

------50:00

15.44 -----------61.95 ------------

15.44 9,419.74

Negro White

---3;150:00-

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

---4;358:05-

-----530:00

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

------------
------._.-.-

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

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

------25:00-

----478:40

----193:40

----8;734:85

Ne~ro White

---7;520:00-

------------
----.-.-----

--T950:00-

-----650:00-

----.------------------

---1;200:00-

--------_.---------.---

-----109:17-

------50:00-

----542:40

-----344:33-

---12;365:90

Negro -.---------- --.--------- ----._------ ------------ -._---------- ---------_.- ------.----- ------------ .--------.-- ----._------ .--.--------- ------------

White 4,520.00 ------------ 4,140.00

620.00 ------------

6!ltl.83 ------------ ------------ ------------

600.27

677 .87 11,252.97

Negro Wbite

---7;940:00-

-----_.------._--------

------.-----
------------

-----345:00-

--------_.-----._------

------------
---------_.-

--_.--------
_____ w ______

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

-----40:00-

690.00
_.---.------

464.00 91.20

1,154.00 8,416.20

Negro White

---5;686:80'

.-----------
--------.---

---2;700:00-

---1;000:00-

-----------._----------

-----------1,200.00

-----._------_.--------

------8:25-

-----200:00

---2;461:64-

------------
-----._--._-

---13;256:69

Negro White

---6;300:00-

----.-------
--------.---

---2;010:00-

-----700:00

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

-----------1,200.00

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

-.---.--------.-.--._--

.----.-----.--------.--

-----234:01

----743:34

---11;187:35

Negro White

'--5;866:71-

-----_.-----
------.-----

---7;540:08'

--._-----------------.-

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

----366:29

------------_.---------

---.---._---
886.98

----185:49-

'--1;224:56'

----475:00

---16;545:11

Negro -._--------- ------------ ______ w __ __ ------------ ------------ ------------ .._---------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

White 5,940.00 ------------ 1,740.00

550.00 ------------

531.83 ------------ ------------

60.00

457.16

185.50

9,464.49

Ne~ro
WhIte

---3;460:00-

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

---300:00-

-----301:22-

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

----205:70-

------57:35-

------------
69.08

-----------50.00

----105:39

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

----4;548:74

: : :i;~ ~ :I:::: ; ~~;~: Negro

3,460.00 -------~----

300.00

301.22 ------------

205.70

63.85

76.59

White 2,660.00 ------------ 1,035.00

365.00 ------------

25.00 ------------ ----.-------

Negro White

---6;760:00'

-------------------.---

--'2;842:10-

-----620:00-

------------ -----925:00-
-----~-.----

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

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

Negro White

---7;598:70-

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

---2:700:00-

----620:00-

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

-----474:70-

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

------25:00-

Negro ------------ ---------- .. ------------ .-----.----- ---------.-- ------------ -----.------ ------------

50.00 80.00

138.13 312.61

----133:95-

4,595.49 4,611.56

-----502:30- '--11;992:69

-----262:00- '--12;004:97

------------ -------_ .._--

Richmond Rockdaie Schley Screven Seminole

Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot

Taliaferro

Tattnall

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

Taylor Telfair

Terrell

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen

Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

White Negro White Negro
WNehgirteo
White Negro White Negro

8,666.34 9,073.44 16,643.84

3,893.58 4,076.48 7,477.66

7,622.52

3,920.25

._.

.

._._.

4,160.0. 0__ .__.

. 1.700. .00

6,499.92 3,160.00

._._

._.

..

7,150.00

.___ 3,015.23 .. .. . ._ .

3,286.13 ------------1' 771.47

1,476.37 1... _. __. __..

346.60

560.00 .________ 600.00

.

.

740..0_0_. _. . .._ ._.

5._4_.9_0__

600.00 .

1,068.31 _..



._._. .

600.00

1,257.50



.

.. .
319921..4477 ._
._____ .

828.00 372.00 157.00
197.87
7';.00 50.00 . .__
.

362.25 2,066.28 1,380.00 43,077.75

162.75

928.33

620.00 19,353.77

100.00

567.39

49.00 13,576.16

.

--.---.-.--- .--.-.------

30.00

1.47.53.

42.5_._6_0_ 7,814981..3477

.______ ._______

245.73

. .__ 11,648.96

182.15 .________

232.15

65.00

509.00

12,596.83

------------ -..--------- .-----------

White 11,859.92



Ne~ro

._.

.

. 9,300.91

..

.

WhIte 6,680.00 . ._ 2,809.40

Negro

._.



.

White 6,380.00 __. __._.____ 2,664.20

Negro

.

.

.

White 7,920.00 __

Negro

._.

. 2,700.00 .

White 5,970.04

. . __ 3,133.28

Negro .

. __ _. __._.

.

.

1,110.00

._____ 199.57

.

..

600.00 ..

1,187.44

._._____

520.00 .

708.15 .

1,440.00 __. __.. _._._

640.00 _.__________

.

._. __.

..

950.00 ._._._._.

. __. __...

.

720.00 .

96.70

150.00
350.00 . 827.00

._____ 1,660.0'; .

50.00

271.51

.

120.00

644.05

.

100.00

316.65

.

.

100.00 .

293.01 -

822.22 24,952.67

._._.

_

.__ 11,748.3'; . ._ ------------

67.45 11,103.8';

. ._ -.

__

13,466.65 ._

223.70 12,313.73 __

White
Ne~ro
White Negro White
Ne~ro
White
Ne~ro
WNehgIrtoe

4,800.00 2,100.00 __._________

.

._.

.

650.00

2,580.00 .

4,050.00

570.00

. . _.

..



5,720.00 . __._.

2,866.70 1,176.40

.

._.

6,746.80 .___________ 3,600.00

640.00

.

._.

. ..

.

.

7,460.00 _._. __._.____ 2,200..00

965.00

._______ 25.44
.
. _7_0._0..00

270.23

113.62

1,236.0';

.

.

1,178.48 ._.

1,107.89 .

200.32 .

._

. __ . .

1,261.09

.

._____ ..
87.00 .
.___ . 150.00
. 500..00

. 50.00 ';0.00
13';.00
96.20

390.29 ..

1,479.19 .

275.00 .

._______

2,120.19

645.18

1,484.77 ----_5. 24.10

8,324.14 . __
10,327.24 ._
12,124.91 ._
14,237.49 ._
15,191.1_6_

WNehgirteo 3,60._0..0_0_. 6,620303..7050 1,110.00 . . 558.48

._

600.00.

WNehgirteo _. 7,8. 20.00 .

3,017.50

5,.511.26 .. 801..2_7_.

White 3,499.96

._ 3,600.00

Negro _.

. __._. . __. .

810.00 .___________

800.00

.

White 5,800.00 . ._._._ 1,800.00

640.00 __._________

Negro

. ._. .

._. .

.

600.00

White 5,720.00 . Negro .

.____ 1,270.00 ._. ._. __..

600.00 ._._ .

192.95 ._.

1.3_9_._2_7_ 450.64

342.42 54.95

72.00 .
.___ .
.. . __.

300.00
. .__ ._____

100.00 1,804.21

693.30 15,524373..6785

460.00 2,815.35

411.68 21,342.65_

';0.00 .

785.43

.

.

9,917.39

.

_

30.00' 471.91

.

..

9,341.91

.

_

58.00

797.88 ._._. ._._ 59.54 .___________

8,638.83 59.54

WNehgirteo . 8,660.00.

. . ._. 3,900.00._ ._. 91. 0.00

.

._

WNehgirteo __. 7,255.00

._______ . 2,010.00 ._7.60.00 . . ._.___

WNehgirteo __5,000.0. 0 . .____ 3,550.00. _. 7. 40.00

182.40

White 6,600.00 __

.__ 2,925.00

Negro .

._.

. . __. __.

700.00 .

300.00

White 4,200.00

1,560.00

Negro 4,200.00 __._________ 1,000.00

300.00 .___________ 300.00 __._________

2,287.15

39. 7.70 .

.._____ . 1. 00.00

650.38

625..00 __.__._______

202.00 .

35.00 . . _._. 275..03 .

1,150.00 ._. . .

20..00

40.00

402.02

400.00

.___

160.92

.

139.20

24.00

80.78

267.90

139.20 .---c:.:===----__ . __~!-.Qll... __ 3~ 227.90

59.6.54 17,5. 01.7_7_

1.58.64. 11,320.6_7_

357.31 1.1_,4.41.73_

769.44 11,855.36 _

881.35

7,453.23

.5QQ:QOL. 6,421..88

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS
------------ ---------- -

I. Administrative-Continued

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

A. SALARIES

B. OTHER EXPENSE OF ADMINISTRATION

SYSTEM
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth Total Counties

1. Superintendent"s Office

1. Travel of 2. Expenseof

4. Surety I 5. Printing

Total Expense

Superin- Board of 3. Legal

Bond

and Office 6. Other of Adminis-

(a) Salary (b) Salaries (c) Salaries (d) Per Diem

tendent Education Service Premiums Supplies

trative

of Superin- of Adminis- of Clerical of Board (e) Otber

tendent

trative Employees Members

~-----~~:~~_I~--~:~~:::~_ Assistanta

s White $ 11,660.00 $___________ 5,805.26 $ 500.00 $----------- $ 1,599.89 $___________ $- ----------

Negro White

---7:788:80-

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

---2:900:00-

---i:030:00-

-----i94:34-

-----595:37-

------55:77-

------20:00-

200.00

$----------- $ 23,487.38
1,800.00 ---2:287:00- ---i6:87i:2S

Negro White
Ne~ro
WhIte

---ii:900:00---ii:iioo:oo-

---3:980:00-
------------
------------

---i:240:30-------5:00-

-----375:00-----570:00-

-----iiii:2i-
------------
------------

------------
662.11
-----480:iio-

----------------------------------
152.98

---2:20i:30-
------------
54.88

------------
-----------------------
16.00

------------
438.46
-----i57:S4-

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

-
..

15,913.38 8,037.00

Negro
White Negro

---ii:320:00-
------------

------------
------------
p-----------

---4:oii2:50-
------------

-----800:00- ------40:00-
------~----- ------------

-----ii59:35- -----------------------
- - - - - - - - - - - - ~-----------

---4:380:8ii-
------------

-----i50:00-
------------

---i:S9ii:os-- - - -- -- ~ ~--

------50:00-
------------

-

18,058.79

White 9,890.00 ------------ 3,225.00

700.00 -----------~

1,300.00 ------------

1,510.00

45.00 9,032.07 38,806.41

- - -- Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ - - - - - -

------------ ~- ------------

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

362.18 ------------

White 1,080.00 ------------ ----------_#

260.00

121.32

195.86

5.00

90.00

45.00

265.89

21.50

---i:086 :23-1 :::::::::::: Negro ------------ ~-~-~------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

------------ White

6,540.00 ~------~-~~-

2,025.00

Negro

- - - - - - - - - - - - -------~~--- ---------~-- -~---~------

620.00

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

750.00 ----------~-
----~------- ------------

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

200.00 ------------

___________ .

7,241.23

White 6,820.04 ------------ 1,800.00

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

96.70

100.00

100.00

370.57

271.95

Negro - --- - -- - -~~---~----- ------------

-~

- - - - - - - - - - - - ~-

~~~~~-~~~---

White. 6,690.00 1,225.00 3,850.05

300.00 ------ --~---

Negro ------------ .. ~-----------

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~~-------~--

White 6,500.00 ------------ 2,610.74

1,300.00 ------------

,:;;; I

':~ .. "I

--_:::~~:~~-I::::::::::::

I,"""" 484.71

1.50

64,508.48 362.18
2,084.57
11,221.23 7,241.23 10,109.26
16,091.78
11,923.81

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

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

20.00

- White 6,800.00
Negro ____________

-~----------

3,786.74

~~---------- - - - - - - - - - - - -

690.00 ------------

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

600.00
------------

--------~~--
------------

300.00
------------

100.00
------------

1,140.41
------------

786.78
------------

14,203.93

White 7,880.00 3,750.00 ------------

480.00 ------------

650.00

38.40

989.00

70.00

155.45

751.01 14,763.86

------------
~~~i---5:78ii:ii8- 200.00

-----------4,149.00

-----7i5:iiii-

----------_.
3.30

-----------1,200.00

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

70.50 84.70

15.00 ------------ ------------

85.50

50.00

509.05

744.65 13,442.38

------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ~-------~--- ------------ ------------ -----------i

~:::I ::~~~:;4-1~~~- 152,089.77 733,966.84 117,157.11 23,468.95 132,309.59 13,040.16 50,962.30 14,110.82 193,239.87 168,592.87 2,657,979,93

Negro 30,087.53 19,420.23 21,167.99 3,332.56

131.40 3,200.10 1,022.74 1,349.44

683.19 , 9,106.08 I 16,517.98 106,019.24

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

Calhoun Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown Chickamauga

Cochran

Commerce

.........

Dalton

~

Decatur

Dublin

Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson

LaGrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie Newnan

WNehgirteo _.. 7_.,5.0..0.00

3. 92.04 2,424.23 .._.._ .. __._ .

[ 454.751.__

30.00

437.30 1,184.24 12,422.5_6_

White 11,507.00 87,649.01 107,382.66 10,449.60 5,411.40

404.76

646.11 1,001.72

6,789.34 13,841.98 245,083.58

Negro 6,993.00 46,351.01 63,165.13 6,350.40 3,288.60

245.98

392.66. 608.77

...... 4,099.57 8,155.27 139,610.39

~:i~~ --.:::::::~. :::::::::::: ~::~~:~~. :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: -----..~::~- ---~~::~~:~~

~~i~~ ~:~~~:~~_ :::::::::::: __.~:~~~:~~_ :::::::::::: .~~~:()() .~~::~~. :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: -----~~~:~~. :::::::::::: --.~~::~~:~~

~~;~ ---~:~~~:~~- :::::::::::: _..~:~~~:~~. :::::::::::: ------:~:~:. :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: --.~~:~:~:~:

White 6,900.00 Negro

. 2,200.00 ._

600.00

207.92

50.00

419.23

10,377.15

.

_

~~;~ --.~:~~~::~. :::::::::::: ---~:~~~:~~. :::::::::::: :::::::::::: -----~::::~. :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ----.~~~:~~. :::::::::::: --.~~:~~~:~:

~:;~ __.~:6~~:~~. :::::::::::: __.3:~:~:~~. :::::::::::: ::::::::::::. .~~~:~:. :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: .~~~:~~....._~~~:~~ ~~:~~~:~~

White 8,000.00

3,200.00

186.47 .___________

356.60

..

11,743.07

Negro

......

..

. ..

..

.. _

~~;~ ---~:~~~:()()- :::::::::::: ---~:~~~:~~- :::::::::::: :::::::::::: -----~~~::~. :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ------~~:()()- ----~:~:~:- :::::::::::: ---~~:~~~:~~

~:;;l;;~;mm: :~~ I .: @~Em....,.m :;1;~1~: ::;.~~

White 9,250.00 ..

8,685.40

600.00 ....

850.00

300.00

37.50 2,432.89 1,833.46 23,989.25

~~~~ ---6:300:00- :::::::::::: '--3:300:00- -----i25:oo ---i;2oo:oo- ---'--65:00- ::::.::::::: :::.-------- ----220:00- '''7io:37- :::::::::::: ---ii:920:37

Negro

....

....

....

____. .

.... _.

_

White Negro White Negro

7,750.00 9,000.00
..

2,145.00 3,809.46

1,040.04 .;

58.12 ..

571.61 ..

..

.. __ ..

.... 196.88
.. _.. __.... _

1,934.01 554.05

506.21 730.09 117.41

13,433.38 _
14,862.09 117.41

__ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: I.__ I:::::::::::: ~~!~ ~~:~~~:~~_ J~?~:~~ ~:~~~:~~_I:: ::::~~:~~: ::::::~~:~~::::-::~~~:~~: 1----.------- WhiteI 6,437.69 ------------! 3,399.80

.. ---------- 1

1

1_

448.47

90.00

.... __

i::::::::::::i

200.58

254.67

7~;9~7:.2~0~ ~1~1:,6~2~8~:.4~1~

SYSTEM

I
(a) Salary of Superin-
tendent

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

I. Administrative-=-Continued

================

-

._-~

A. SALARIES

B. OTHER EXPENSE OF ADMINISTRATION

1. Superintendent's Office

(b) Salaries of Adminis-
trative Assistants

(c) Salaries (d) Per Diem of Clerical of Board
Employees Members

(e) Other

1. Travel of 2. Expense of

Superin-

Board of

3. Legal

tendent Education Service

4. Surety 5. Printing

Bond

and Office

Premiums Supplies

6. Other

Total Expense of Administrative

Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa
Tallulah Falls Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa Trion
Valdosta Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder
Total Cities
Total Counties
Grand Total

White $ 8,463.00 $----------- $ 2,380.00 $----------- $----------- $ 896.70 $----------- $----------- $ 50.00 $ 1,071.01 $----------- $ 12,860.71

-----504:50- I Negro
White

-----------6,891.70

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

-----------3,767.13

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

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

-----389~47-

--

-

---

-----96.70

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

------40~00-

-

-

-

-

-

------701.19

-----------1.35

------------
11,887.54

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

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

White 10,079.98 ------------ 5,904.50 ------------ ------------

202.96 ------------ ____________ 1

100.00

858.50

17,650.44

------30:00- -----857:56- ------------ Negro ------------

------------ ___ 8 ________ ------------ ------------ ------------

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

White Negro

6,033.30 ------------

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

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

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

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

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

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

~~~~===~===~ ~~~~~~~~=~=~ ------------

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

6,920.86 ------------

White 4,886.70 ------------

200.00 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

25.00 ------------ ------------ 5,111. 70

---17:078:37 Negro
White

------------
7,416.68

---6:647~28-

-----

-

-------

-------

______ 8 _____
------------

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

-----6oo~00-

-

-

-

-------1,062.41

-

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

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

-----------975.25

------------
376.75

------------1------------ Negro ------------ ------------
White 4,811.98 ------------ 3,516.30

------47:17- ------------ ------------ ------------
153.95 ------------ ------------ ------------

-----60~00-

-----------1,018.24

261.46
------------

261.46 9,607.64

Negro 3,207.98 ------------ 2,344.20

102.64 ------------ ------------ ------------

31.44

40.00

678.83 ------------ 6,405.09

White 6,916.70 ------------ 2,460.00

780.00

300.00 ------------ ------------ ------------

20.00

495.30

300.05 11,272.05

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

165.10

101.00

266.10

White 7,710.20 ------------ 2,712.53 ------------

108.20

529.58 ------------ ------------ ------------

452.13

351.49 11,864.13

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -----~-.----

White 5,862.57 7,345.22 ------------

209.21 ------------

260.05

10.66 ------------

71.36 1,543.98 2,857.05 18,160.10

Negro 3,762.43 4,713.92 ------------

134.25 ------------

166.90

6.84 ------------

45.80

990.88 1,833.56 11,654.58

White 6,943.92 ------------ 1,481.09 ------------ ------------

900.00 ------------

4.00 ------------

210.70 ------------

9,539.71

------99 70- ----7io:00 Negro
White

---9:466~70-

------------
6,900.00

---6:900~00-

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

~

--'1:200~00-

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

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

------------ ------------ -----------754.11 3,600.00 29,630.51

Negro

_._--------- ------------ ------------ ------------

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

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

---7:850:00' -----476:i4- ------50:00- White

------------ 1,491.00

540.00

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

147.05

616.07 11,170.26

::::::::::::! Negro
White

-----------8,060.00

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

-----------1,575.00

------------,
------------ ------------

-----------600.00

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

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

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

-----182~37-

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

---
---

-
-

-
-

-----------10,417.37

-- Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

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

_. ______ 8 ___

_8 __________

--------~---

White 304,458.14 132,336.47 209,831.88 14,047.80 Negro 17,852.42 51,446.93 67,049.40 6,587.29

7,712.79 17,839.46

3,288.60

685.09

2,868.55 410.20

1,052.89 640.21

2,022.37 29,800.99 32,340.00 754,311.34 85.80 6,169.38 10,715.00 164,930.32

White 1,059,041.65 152,089.77 733,966.84 117,157.11 23,468.95 132,309.59 13,040.16 50,962.30 14,110.82 193,239.87 168,592.87 2,657,979.93

Negro 30,087.53 19,420.23 21,167.99 3,332.56

131.40 3,200.10 1,022.74 1,349.44

683.19 9,106.08 16,517.98 106,019.24

White 1,363,499.79 284,426.24 943,798.72 131,204.91 31,181. 74 150,149.05 15,908.71 52,015.19 16,133.19 223,040.86 200,932.87 3,412,291.27

Negro 47,939.95 70,867.16 88,217.39 9,919.85 3,420.00 3,885.19 1,432.94 1,989.65

768.99 15,275.46 27,232.98 270,949.56

SYSTEM

Appiing Atkinson Ba con Ba ker Ba ldwin

........

Ba nks

'"

Ba rrow

Bartow

Ben Hill

Berrien

Bibb
Bleckley Bra ntley Brooks Bry an

BulIoch Bu rke Bu tts

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS II. Instruction
A. SALARIES
~
I
1. Principals
I
I

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

SYSTEM
Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt

II. Instruction-Continued
AisALARIES

II. Principals

3. Teachers

4. Other Instructional Personnel

2. Instructional

/ Supervisors - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - 1 - - - - - . , . - - -
(a) Elementary (b) Elementary (c) High School (d) High School (a) School I(b) Guidance (c) Other

Male

Female

Male

Female

Librarians Personnel

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

5. Secretarial or Clerical Employees
(a) princiPalsl (b) Other Office
1--------

White $ Negro White Negro

23,586.59 18,622.28 19,271.43 17,928.55

3,416.61,$------------- $ 66,294.47 9,231.82 101,639.42

89,953.72

3,892.53

7,369.22

69,956.47

28,171.74 24,054.18 29,101.88 24,399.75

35,376.71

185.00 $

22,698.49

29,108.56

22,250.08 ------------

$ 607.50 '$ 437.50
4,552.00
1

$

_

_

1,819.78

_

White Negro
White Negro

11,799.92 5,300.00
16,385.40

4,516.70 4,516.70 4,516.70

80,585.09 50,092.15
25,093.08 34,629.20

20,765.04 19,670.94
277,422.76 94,429.58

White 23,726.80

3,916.60

19,909.62 243,313.33

~l:\~~ ----11;733:32- :::::::::::::: :-::::::::::::

Negro

7,898.87

7U~U~
28,585.13

White 186,821.94 Negro 124,547.96

56,411.23, 53,140.71 1,462,204.91
37,607.48 I 66,208.04 1,006,183.79

41,638.74 7,222.16
135,373.05

92,871.52 6,633.40

823.'00

761.25

_

393.00

_

4,203.50

_

598.25

_

111,783.77

94,279.34

1

_

4U~U! ----28;785:67- :::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

9,318.31

9,748.02



_

306,218.43 183,600.30

715,215.69 36,945.75 12,893.28 29,784.36 46,294.46 300,999.33 24,630.50 8,595.52 20,401.97 30,862.97

33,601.24 22,400.83

White,I

1 1,933.30

7,930.10

5,816.65

4,686.51

162.00

98.00

_

~~i~~ ---'34;473:56- -----5;183:36- -----6;275:92- 2~~:g~~:~~

4~:m:~~

6gj~&:~~ ---il;668:3r :::::::::::: 3,5~3:~g ---2;100:00- ::::::::::::

Negro 12,540.10

2,991.70

38,117.00

8,321.70

9,684.20

4,498.25 _ _

_

White Negro

64,110.56 5,119.16

5,339.16

31,624.68 325,380.41

2,529.20

16,014.26

68,445.46 6,877.49

60,383.28 9,537.42

4,756.70

--4,475:00 :::::::::::: _

White 59,838.09

43,003.61

411,962.59

75,046.24 154,434.15 7,110.72 4,016.66 13,543.66 2,976.66

_

Negro 26,666.46

White

5,660.00

4,766.66

12,241.52

23007,,246266..7909

592,,568294..6515

4152,,349185..1751

2,958.30

3,501.62

1,846.70

__

:::::::::::: ~::: 6::~::::: I-----~:~;~:;~- ::::::::~ 4::::::::~ 12:::::::: 1:::::;::: --~~:~~;:~~r-~:~~~:~~----~:~~~:~~- ---~:~~~:~~-

~l:\~~ l~:l~n~ -------362:50- 1~:~~Ug ~U~U~ g:mj~ i~:~~U~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::: ---1;083:50- -----168:00- ::::::::::::

In;m:tr :::::::::::: White 15~:~~t3~ -----6;000:00-1

~N\,eeh~glir;to~e ----5-1-~5-:,-53-1b4-~1-:--~:2-~5- 1-----53-:.42-5~~1:.54-83--'11

-. Negro

8,129.50 ,--------------1

15~:mJ:
1J:8,r,~7~99:3.5.661~96
9,692.59

1,2g~:~~Ug 28~:nU~

m8:2,g95~4U.4~6

---
I

l--~n~nr

39U~U~
------ _

----1-n1~;_~8:7-~-4n-::0::9:-:1::::::::::::::::I::::::::2:0:,:5~:4i:3g:.::0gI0g::1:-~--:4~;~4~9:5~~:0:0--I------323:61

304,251.64 150.707.49

37,999.56 --------------

I-----1-6-,1-2-2--.7-2--,I----2-,5-6-6.-5-7--1----------------------.-11------------------------11

1,350.00 1,125.00

11----------------------

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge

White Negro White Negro
White
~i:\~~
Negro White Negro

19.977.581--------------,----------____

13.454.641 19.673.22 4.150.00
34.840.00 I
2~:~~~:~g

4.516.68 5,016.64
::~:~::~

4.096.31 5.947.83 6.766.70 14,830.81
:~:~:::~:_

5,400.00

9.612.99

39,720.80

4.966.62

3.616.70

14,745.68

4,566.60

6.741.64

116.841.46 81.991.23 126,197.81 62.301.37
183.772.68
l:U~U~
52.742.83 171.693.75 149.523.51

19.557.00 9.383.38 38.766.19 7.938.44
19.891.00
~U~~:~~
15,571.59 60.603.38 15.574.42

59.075.94 24.402.94 50.608.75 17.759.23

2,289.55 1.012.00

3.150.00 1.496.00

2.888.00 1.488.15
_ _

33.001.25

------

----------__ 3.116.00 ------------

~u~n~ ---3:470:00- :::::::::::: -----539:50- :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

14,580.15

_

61.573.47 28.034.96

4.628.36 762.51

3.244.00

297.25

_

2.600.00

_

~~~~White

-

--2;~3;.5~6:3~:.0;0:-

:::::~~~~~:~~:

::::1ii2~,8~3~4~~.0;0~:

---29~7;,;7~1;7:.7;4~:J::;~2~4~,:2:0~0;.0:0::

::::3:i9~.9:1:2~;.0:0::

1------------
:::~~~~~:~~f~~~:~~~:~:

:::::~5~1~3~.2~~5:

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

~~~~~~~~~~~~_

Negro White
Negro
White Negro

5,366.66 313,527.00
38,697.00
35,150.36 16,657.30

4.516.58 42.168.64 6,262.05
4.316.66

21.084.94 117.579.72
14.877.26
1.158.35 5,899.26

214.589.41 2.618.247.82
246.986.51
209.721.45 95.032.02

46.552.74 513.908.00
65.612.81
75.234.35 14.091.56

56.938.54 649.854.78
54.210.65
56,891.60 25.583.16

3.316.70
26.597.59 6.370.00 2.561.70

2.875.00

60.00

87.820.00 9,640.00 2.145.85

_ _
_
1.785.13 954.75

Dooly

Dougherty

........

Douglas

-J

Early

Echols

Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin

White Negro

23.918.34 46.707.74

-----4:516:70' -----3:429:44-

White Negro White Negro

56.699.04

7,540.84

34.133.34

4.578.36

37.541.75

4.558.30 __.___________

11,825.10 3.766.70
6,133.40

White Negro White Negro
White

25,114.54

14,158.26

600.00

5,936.50

3,066.64 .. __ __ _

- -~.2;~:~0-

19.179.34 1,931.67
27.506.00 I

~i:\~~ ----15:978:27.1-----5:254:95-

Negro .>,470.02

3.937.53

White 40,214.42

4,263.95

~i:\~~ 1~:6~tn I ::~:~::~
Negro .>,366.70 !______________

n:~~~:~~ I
26,.170.96
4.946.64 I
~:~~~:~:_I
5,805.88

~W:hgl:rttoeel----:5:-.4~4~36--.06-0~-,--- --4:-.7~2:35--.0606- -- -_3 - 36-3438-.'2:44--1

114.707.18 113.298.12

33.517.50 18.346.76

53.544.20 16.671.76

1.260.50

324.28 _

697.081.28 416.297.21 162.305.56 45.310.51

152.267.60 58.244.44 28.080.36 8.650.10

199.441.04 76.481.56 73.834.84 16.550.20

8,112.94 5.958.40

22.805.18 11.460.00 7,083.40 4.602.50 6.225.47 1.385.00

4.866.78 1.600.00
_ _

123.489.76

51.264.05

60.959.48 3.800.00

751.48 3,158.36 1.500.00

_

133.057.54

33.234.11

36.427.58 3.200.00

_

31,034.00

18.031.72

10.175.65

1.800.00

_

11,640.89

__, 2.958.92

_

106.085.4'> 30.96~:~311 34,71'>.2'> 1.295.00

_

2n:m:~~ 6~:~~t~~ I ~U~U~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: g~~:~~ ---1:700:00- ::::::::::::

114.999.52

26.753.24

27.610.92

1.639.19

_

1UiUi ::::::::::::. 195.445.'>0
l~u~n~

70.843.96

85.646.14

1 ~8:~~~:g~

9,650.10
~:~:~:7~_

8.516.66 2.283.62

3.'>00.00

::::~:~~_ ---1:450:00- -------28:70

44.294.18

11.171.74

17,368.78

_

22g~Ug ----~::~:~:~~- ----~~::~~:~~-I :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
--------

Negro

4.316.66

356 .316.70

5924..723111..0720

230..635106..6720

3152..974136..9830 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------_

White 75.541.20

4,966.70

47.754.58 461.711.06 108,498.57 169,654.47 7.978.40

..

__

Negro 5.166.70

4.966.70 __

44.375.40

_

White 38.263.16 I

3.766.70 152.479.79

42.326.72

52.792.76

_

~i:\~~I- --29:820:20- i:::::::::::::: -. --11 :691:74- ---203:076:61- ----39:226:76-1----65:166:98- ---2:880:00- ::::::::::::1:::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

Negro1 11.606.10 '.

. 8.850.10

37.322.53

4.804.92

6.809.50

_

White 287.999.32 I 96.580.00, 77.993.00 2.068.718.17 567.104.81 740,365.59

15.657.50 64.047.35 40,802.51

:Negro: ----5..1.3!J.2_4

7.~52.50;. 32.413.80 375.~27.2~ __.Jl0.5i5_.5.0 __109.575.7I--=_ccc===_,-,==-

: ....!0.674.3~1.40

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

II. Instruction-Continued
A. SALARIES

2. Instructional

3. Teachers

4. Other Instructional Personnel

5. Secretarial or Clerical Employees

SYSTEM

1. Principals Supervisors

o (a) Elementaryl Elementary (c) High School](d) High School (a) School I(b) Guidance (c) Other (a) Principals (b) Other

Male ! Female

Male

Ii Female

Librarians Personnel

Office

Gilmer

'~- 4,516~~ White $ 36,574.18

$ 8,391.64 i$ 139,078.04 $ 43,524.22 $ 29,628.00 L--------- $

$ 676.68 $ 1,350.00 $

_

Negro

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

-

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

G'ascock

Glynn

Gordon

Grady

.......

Greene

00 Gwinnett

Habersham

Han

Hancock

White Negro White Negro White
Negro White Negro

6,325.69 3,726.70 60,089.92 19,819.00
29,209.49 13,963.38

36,516.38

10,413.26

16,937.50 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

._____________ 5,760.17

18,200.62

15,900.12 516,714.36

6,170.00 96,421.46

3,326.96 ------------ ------------ .----------- ------------ ------------

119,893.54 5,700.00 3,512.00

4,964.81

1,056.67

4,394.40

9,100.31 195,761.85

48,210.73

59,946.77 2,850.00 1,788.00

2,482.40

528.33

4,666.61

28,653.85 181,564.58

69,374.28

30,069.80

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

-------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ -----------. ------------

._________ 13,303.40 200,432.29

47,889.32

68,404.70 4,880.00

950.00

3,600.00

15,191.84 124,703.51

25,960.45

25,950.29

7,846.70 ------------ ------------

White Negro

19,626.741
18,963.80 I

4.591.70 3,816.70

16,977.94

White 81,097.44
~h~~ 5~:g~U;

2,916.60

53,247.52

~:~~~:~~_ 2U~U~

~6\~~ 2~:nU~ 1----5:449:80- ----58:43i:96-

~e~~~ -----5:850:00- -----4:5i6:70- ::::::::::::::

Negro

5,366.70 I 4,516.70

30,693.30

81,008.80

18,125.06

58,301.88

3,400.00 ------------ ------------

123,141.83

27,414.24

32,624.87 ------------ ------------ 1,508.50 ------------ ------------

426,564.19 149,563.73 136,614.96

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

2:U~~:~~ ki:mj~ 8~:~~n5 :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: -----450:00- ------500:00

4~U~U~ 14~:m:i 12~:m:~~ --iO:066:40- :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ---4:389:00- ----6:673:97

5~:~~U~ ----i8:667:60- ----28:542:36- ---3:376:70- :::::::::::: ---i:062:42- -----880:00- ::::::::::::

139,890.68

20,078.70

27,787.86

2,088.36 ------------ ------------

Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry

White
Negro White Negro White Negro
White
~6\~~1
Negrol

33,661.90 I 4,316.66

14,213.16

5,166.70 '1______________ 24,773.74

2,199.97

19,421.73 I 4,458.28

4,405.15

12,433.24

4,516.60

11,349.96

5,366.661______________

8,475.04

6,110.00______________

7,433.40

3~:~gng (---5:683:36- ---iO:282:73-

23,082.03 I 4,516.70

+7,819.27

91,262.72
23,434.65 67,203.74 110,212.54 157,259.46 53,450.76
75,083.74
l~UgU;
134,877.67

33,934.00
14,441.77 14,399.02 16,655.35 68,622.83 11,613.30
20,363.98
~U~U~
16,186.68

36,979.84

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

5,420.81 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

24,254.92

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

16,597.35

------------ ------------ ----------00

51,755.34 13,244.70

353.00 ---009-2-5--.0-0-- ------------------------

33,959.34 3,316.70

4~:m:~~ oo_~::~~::~_ ::::::::::::

40,392.06

00_____

641.33

167.50 ------------

~~~:~~_ -ooi:632:00- ::::::::::::

1,500.00 ------------

Houston Irwin Jackson

White I Negro White
~~:~I

57,604.82 II 17,883.38 13,956.12 '
2U!U~ 1

4,349.98 4,600.00
1
~:~~~:~~.1

53,109.50 5,015.00 14,048.58
ItU!:!!

369,379.75 166,782.79 97,717.77
2gg;HU!

106,252.97 33,036.85 45,656.34
~UIU~

134,418.99

1____________ 7,763.79 4,443.00 ------------

18,669.94 ------------

1 2,775.00 1,187.50 00----------

44,953.16 2,958.30

1 1,462.50 ------------

~U~U! ::::::::::::I:::::::::::T~~:~~~:~~J::::~~~:~~: ::::::::::::

Jasper Jeff Davis

WNehgirteoI\
White Negro

Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

White Negro
W~l;hiit~e
~hft~
Ne~o
White Negro

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln

White Negro White Negro White Negro White N'ellro WhIte Negro

Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison

White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro

Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller

White Negro White Negro White
Negro White Negro
~~~;~

Mitchell Monroe

White
~~~
Negro

------

6,033.30 9,446.71 27,922.25 5,046.70

' 750.00
_

. 3,316.70 7,001.44 :3,133.36

27,701.54 18,093.46

'1,774.92 'I 4,6:36.70

2,700.00 10,575.10

112~,:26~6~.n62~ :::::~:~~~:~~:I::::~~:~~~:~~:

1~:~~U~ --,,:1,,1:60 ::::::::::::::

13,473.32

.

8,908.32 .. __

.

5,366.66 __

__.. __

.

5,415.74

2,303.35

3,316.70

4,840.08 __.... ..... __.... __....

40,899.84

5,597.00

5,125.06

15,940.12

4,500.03

3,300.03

6,300.00 __.. __

8,384.00

4,991.66

__

5,408.40

10,066.76

3,991.70 .. __... ...

14,500.05

4,516.70

3,995.00

6,116.62

4,525.02

.

5,483.36 __.. __

2,841.70

5,391.66 __

11,984.11

4,091.60

3,191.70

31,079.50

5,000.04

9,995.59

20,532.32

4,730.04 .. __

.

9,562.07 __.. __

4,516.70

23,391.97

__..

__ __ .

20,264.26..............

2,801. 90

20,900.89

4,516.70

14,717.44

27,436.92

4,516.70

3,159.62

7,881.64

__.. . __

6,020.04

..

4,850.04 13,533.40

3,916.70

6,008.34 3,938.93

5,291.66 .. 5,746.70 __.. __..

10,128.52 __

8,323.34

3,791.70

6,233.40

33,310.54 30,558.56

I__..

4,490.00

11,793.57 10,058.10

1~:~~8:A~ I .::~~~:~~. --'--":737:5'"

25,512.00 I 4,516.70 --------------
~~:~~U~ ..__ .::~~::~:. ~:::~:~~_

5,716.66 I 4,568.68

3,041.70

43,388.52 67,855.24 137,161.23 :J3,663.62
156,859.52 185,762.81 84,112.59 92,974.46 88,466.21 49,355.08 72,411.92 83,914.78 38,191.98 85,317.12

20,979.78 10,060.84 35,411.98 7,836.20
39,782.36 :39,793.66 20,470.09 24,217.40 28,052.82 11,338.38 17,291.12
13,410.16 4,500.00 17,958.44

I:i!.~I '.~ .~ 23,593.88
17,454.32 51,066.12 12,518.98
. 51,161.30
34,060.70 30,109.64 23,932.05

,:::.:

47,148.71

12,801.74

..

..

.

_

20,196.06 . .

.. __........

__

17,026.67 28,060.20

:::::::::::: :::::::::::: ....392:00 :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

17,633.06 ______ ..

496.00

... __. __.

57,287.01 26,882.46 190,782.51 131,766.38 49,055.74
80,488.14 107,327.16 126,369.23
50,453.46 49,353.83

16,346.69 7,600.92 76,279.75 20,764.71
17,751.66 16,958.80
32,240.68 19,609.04 22,695.93 13,456.83

33,201.10 -- .. -------- ----.----.__

735.41

350.63

3,491.70 __________ ...

.

156.39

..

__

:::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: 82,091.30
34,607.08 18,320.90

:::::::::::l::::~~~:~~:

16,620.46

.

...

... __.. ..... __....

__

19,981.08

2,459.50

3,031.18

37,876.25

.....

1,099.50

570.39

24,263.35

..

..

870.00

__

16,026.36 __

.

.

_

45,099.39

15,006.75

15,498.54 1,275.00 __..

1,248.83

145.00

.. __

31,547.60

7,883.30

7,175.08

..

349.87

.

__

167,325.74

67,590.80

41,394.70

574.50 __...... ..

__

99,421.80

16,985.04

27,854.32

.

... .

92,811.06

13,903.43

43,579.72

.

1,140.50

288.36

86.41

3,316.70 89,951.06

"--21;191:76- ----"5;306:80- :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

:~:~~. ----1;",,0:50

133,544.23

18,752.44

42,095.88 __..

. __.. __......

.. __

. 1,742.50

145,429.68

33,163.18

39,272.28 ... __

..

.. __

52,601.01

19,180.00

8,086.75 __.. . __

..

..

.. __.. __

44,733.62 60,938.14 118,475.29 85,733.08 48,657.56 80,369.02 145,305.00
167,613.26 76,937.49 54,248.37

16,213.36
3Ug~:g~
21,355.20 20,262.43 11,306.51 44,352.93 24,941.68
29,195.95 13,860.88

28,562.86

2,213.39

__

~g:~~n~ '--3;766:70' :::::::::::: ::::::::::::---2;798:17' ::::::::::::

17,060.75 3,316.70

.

_

18,554.30

946.25



23,858.29 __.. __

....

1,019.50

562.50

..

84,096.62

__. . .

. 1,880.00

__

30,922.94

.

.. .... __

63,157.47 4,250.03 __..

1,662.50

__

6,513.80

. __.....

..... _..

109,576.32
100,007.04 92,082.51 103,389.08

32,418.35 29,422.79 19,088.34
26,759.27

72,821.91
59,347.92 40,067.29 17,694.23

2,400.00 __..

__

12.08

168.00 __..

.

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS
II. Instruction-Continued
A. SALARIES

-~------ ---======

SYSTEM
Montgomery Morgan Murray

1. Principals

3. Teachers

2. Instructional

Supervisors

1

I (a) ElementarYI'(b) Elementary (c) High School (d) High School

Male

Female

Male

Female

4. Other Instructional Personnel

I(b) (a) School

Guidance (c) Other

Librarians Personnel

5. Secretarial or Clerical Employees
(aJ Principals (b) Other Office

I

1-----1----

White $ 12.448.36

5,266.70 s 4,566.70 $

Negro White Negro
White

8,496.66 24,419.64 12,632.17 29,500.00

-------------- .-------------

-------------- .-------------

- - - - - - - - ---~--

2,791.70

3,946.70

16,509.23

Negro ---._--------- .---.--------- ."

61,097.90 56,802.20 80,283.12 107,564.60 156,690.37 3,550.00

24,931.76 $ 7,586.66 26,315.12 20,117.83
46,078.42

20,594.57 15,102.95 37,066.40 20,805.12
28,044.50

$-- - __. - 1$--

'$

3,291. 70 5,041. 70 ____ ._.

._______

.$ 6,258.64

$ 186.47 1,477.50

. 768.64 951.00
__

Musoogee

Newton

.....

Oconee

'0"

Oglethorpe

Paulding

White Negro White Negro
White I
Negro
White Negro White Negro

216,298.22 82,485.06 34,134.68
13,158.98 7,222.70 3,942.40 10,658.32
5,304.58 36,407.28
4.933.36

82,733.84 18,777 .47

85,061. 37 35,964.02

5,564.46

518.51

4,516.70

13,952.87

----------.---

18,837.80

725.00 .-.-----------

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

2,550.07

3,525.03

18,048.51

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

18,623.31

-------------- .-------._----

1,696,654.74 578,969.10 200,647.72 90,812.35 69,165.53 32,687.57 78,623.18 64,185.65
170,301.90 24,293.21

279,229.77 113,309.58 75,612.49
23,120.46 25,335.66
10,728.36 14,542.09 11,011.17 31,683.63
6,225.24

621,490.23 211,805.57 . 63,233.44
20,732.28 37,062.36
6,258.40 22,864.92 12,265.12
35,134.63 12,981. 81

71,368.29 33,790.84 2,380.00
1,459.50 3,291. 70

53,356.60 15,479.34 1,755.00

11,296.44 __ __
1,026.00 264.00

Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk

White Negro White Negro
White Negro
White Negro White Negro

6,420.00 7,050.00 27,528.30 3,791.70 35,290.00 9,420.00 6,700.00
10,220.00 56,944.96
10,782.39

------------- . . ---.-.-._----

5,100.00

13,040.42

5,433.40

---------- .---.---------

4,549.92

3,200.00

------------.- .-------------

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

3,411.00

4,515.00

3,050.00

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

6,342.30

12,815.54

94,588.26 149,726.24 117,044.18 12,441. 74 158,577 .21 43,500.40 81,855.96 66,913.84 215,810.00
10,938.50

39,035.06 19,084.53 21,734.32 2,333.30 52,714.92
1,428.04 16,075.00 22,906.00 125,170.24 12,815.50

56,694.33 3,900.03 __. _..... . _.

30,351.10 3,300.03

..

.

__

.

__

57,499.85 __ ... _.

2,833.30 ._.

.. __

. __.. .. __.

2,750.00 .... _

95,088.60 6,800.00 4,440.00

..

10,784.52

. . _._.

.

.177.98

_

.

._._

!U~H~ :::::::::::1::::::::::: ::ii:i6~:~i: :::i:~~:~: ::::::::::::

94,738.64

. _____ ____________ 536.00

__

Pulaski Putnam QuitmalJ Rabun Randolph

White

4,675.84 -----

Negro ______________

------ .--------.---3,250.00

White 13,262.50

491. 66

Negro

5,516.66

4,516.70

14,073.50

White

5,695.44

._. ---- .-------------

I:::::::::::::: Negro
White

4,391. 70 34,456.85

2,016.70 9,043.70

Negro White Negro

----jn~r~[:::::~;~i~:;~:I

--'n~nr[

76,311. 74 53,183.60 63,375.22 71,514.46 21,550.06 28,672.58 116,779.58 3,316.70 73,576.88 150,627.22

4,616.62 12,639.70 18,474.16 19,006.47 4,183.34 5,272.06 54,428.26
31,598.4f 38,137.69

5,507.50 18,366.80

. __. .

7,230.46

.

.

__

28,764.80

.

._.

.

__

24,122.66 __.

. ..

..

__

13,496.54

300.00

.___

88.00

__

_ ~~;~~~:~~./;:.~:~~~~~~:Ir:: :~~~:~:::~r=::~~~i~~~~: :::~;~~:;~: ::::~:~~;~~

36,927.04 ..

:

.. [ 1,458.75

__

Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole

Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot

Taliaferro

Tattnall

....
.'"...

Taylor Telfair

Terrell

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen

White] Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

-----;:~~~:~.1 142,151.43
58,710.32 5,800.04

5,366.70 --------------

6,157.89 --------------

5,107.44

12,816.82

3,733.40

5,408.36

4,191.74

20,563.36

5,366.66

4,516.70

17,810.77 74,564.80 2,753.71 6,183.38
3,800.00 3,016.70 15,411.30
15,491.64 3,350.04 9,725.10

1,292,380.831 339,615.43 654,110.81 132,122.40 82,114.66 I 32,953.42
~~HIH~ ---~N~H~-
~U~U~ lU~U~

552,510.10

1 6,480.00 i 50,344.76

_

215,091.33

---1 720.00' 15,744.92 ---------- __

. 37,087.20

1 2,600.00

. . __._, 1

642.64

in~nr _.l~O:OO_ :-:::::::~J.-l,loo~o~r:::~~~:Mr::::::::::

~8J~3j~ U~Ug ::::::::::::I::::::::::::I :~?:??_ ----.-----

White 22,133.31

4,674.96

59,907.50 442,058.39

58,050.61 115,367.84 __._.

------------1 11,502.46 I 2,673.28 .

__

~,;:::~,m:m!:!:r~!! :~:mnlH::;~:~;II,m~I'moo!,:::~

~~",',l'~.~'';.i~;~;: :':.;:.~: :~'~i; 1:.~.~ ~:~.~ ,.!~.~ ~~.~.I:.,o.~ White

-------------.- 87,502.25

38,396.96

25,942.60

..... 1__ ...

.. __ 1

266.00 I 1,835.0U
1

:

00.".11": 1

Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro White
~~~~
~:~
White Negro

14,251.59
10,399.92 10,200.00
34,294.90 17,203.38 31,995.88
23,998.46

4,516.70
4,391.60 4,391.60 4,500.03

26,556.72 25,999.88

5,066.56 4,866.60

22,803.47

lU~U3 ::::::::::::::

~~:~~~:~~_ ::::::::::::::

10,774.96 5,282.50

2,175.00

5,025.02 17,208.46 6,358.40
6,995.87 5,411.83 11,787.17
~?:~~~:~~_
~!:~~~:!~
3,200.04 3,250.00

85,696.56 71,678.76 77,583.36 154,778.12 79,626.37 91,379.83 169,366.96
137,715.14 131,873.49 351,478.38
m:~u~
~~:~~~:;~
68,367.26 33,924.39

22,591.35 28,004.20 5,460.50 31,309.84 15,422.35 18,589.96 17,805.40
62,037.11 24,216.56 91,528.33
lurU~
~;:~!~:~~
20,733.42 7,430.90

13,238.40

1,009.56

__

42,770.17 22,068.70

..... .

.

.. _.

__

63,683.82

.. _. __. .___ 1,909.30

__

23,746.02

._

..

_

31,214.36 18,735.60

_. .

, 600.00

_

41,392.98 .----------- ------------

1

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

I --- 48,521.17 ------------ ----------. 8,300.00

-

._

30,284.55

.

_

66,164.36 7,000.00

._ 4,524.62 2,400.00

179.69

~ggU~ ::::::::::::':::::::::::: :::::::::::: ---3;472:30- ---T650:05

~!:~~!:~g ::~~:~~~:~~: ::::::::::::-:::~io:~o: ::::::::::J:::~:~~~:~~

30,934.01 10,915.10

.

. __. __._

760.00

_

._.

..

Troup

White 38,898.39

Negro

9,428.32

6,249.96 5,599.92

Turner Twiggs Union

White Negro White
Negro
~~:~

6,899.94

5,349.99 --------------

17,201.80 --------------

13,140.10

4,516.70

~~:?~~:~~_ ::::::::::::::1

Upson

White 26,419.80 --------------

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"'N-"'eg"'r"'o_-'-'11"',,,960.04

4 516.58

10,440.78 33,789.82

I

5,317.56 I

7,749.57 I

1

1
~:~~~:~2

28,500.24 1 14,750.04

140,530.88 71,406.60 92,607.83 68,016.84 59,471.44 88,402.68
~?~:~??:~?
119,350.80 1 94,450.92

64,062.23 22,511.60 47,701.32 15,385.46 17,245.14 22,080.55
~::6~6:~~
24,250.08

62,178.18 29,980.18
39,345.15 15,439.90 25,477.80

.

,____________

._____
1------------

------------' - ------------ ------ ---

2,662.33, 3,000.00

688.35

595.00 1

.

1 360.00 ------------

1____________ 30.00

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

------------
20.00

22,429.76 ------------ -- --------- --------.--- ----------- ------------
~::~~::~: ~:~~~:70_111 -::::::::::: ~:~~~:?O ~'~??:??_ ::::::::::::

__ 19,060.16 ----- .-----
:="_=~=_

650.00

1,400.00 ------------ ------------

1272.001 .

.

_

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

II. Instruction-Continued

A. SALARIES
---------------c--------~-------- --------_~- - - - - - - - ; - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; - - - - - - - -

SYSTEM

2. Instructional 1. Principals Supervisors

3. Teachers

4. Other Instructional Personnel

5. Secretarial or Clerical Employees

(a) Elementary (b) Elementary!(c) High School (d) High School (a) School (b) Guidance (c) Other (a) Principals (b) Other

Male

Female

Male

Female

Librarians Personnel

Office

Walkcr

Walton Ware Warren Washington

>-'

'"to:>

"'ayne

Webster

Wheeler

White

Whitfield

Wi,cox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth

Wbite l 25,891.58 $

Negro

_

White

Negro

White 39,809.78

Negro

6,887.50

White

Negro ._.

..

~:i~~ rU~Ug

4,936.62 $ 4,504.70 4,303.80 3,766.70
75.00
U1U8

s 83,289.31 S 464,169.03 $ 116,642.80 $ 148,816.33 18,842.40 L

$

S 3,645.00 L

_

2,716.70

50,066.59

16,826.72

10,427.52

_

2,993.07 120,715.47

39,598.30

58,027.19

1,608.41

_

5,264.07 114,205.97

39,590.02

30,486.00

_

9,215.71

183,646.59 16,697.74

46,476.43

42,753.14

3,211.89 157.50

23,002.41

46,458.80 65,858.17

21,913.32 12,886.10

23,053.96 22,904.38

288.89 .

1,092.50 _

2U~Ug l~U~U~ ~g:~~U~ ~~:~gU~ I:::::::::::: :::::::::::: 6::~~:~_ :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

White 41,999.01

5,790.00

34,967.34 275,308.35

70,720.89

90,877.56

._______

2,058.29

900.00

Negro 10,858.60

._

5,529.23

72,602.25

16,478.98 I 13,170.72

._

~~~~ J~iU8 :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ~U!~:~~ ---i:;:~~:~~-I 3~:i!Ui ::::::::::::1:::::::::::: -----~~~:~~- :::::::::::: :::::::~~:~~

~~~~ 21:~~g:gg -----4~5i6~70- ~:~t~:f8 ri~:g~~:?~ ~~:g5~:~~ I ~~:~lg:6~ ---3~733~36- ============ -----390:00- ============ ----2~760:50

:~:~ :::::~:;~~:~~: :::::~:~~~:~~r::~~:~~~:~~: ::~:~~~:~~. :::~~~:~~~ :~~: :::~~~:~~~:~~: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::1:::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::~:~~~:~~

White Negro White Negro
White Negro
White Negro

21,333.38 12,118.40 15,491.86 8,683.40
22,945.12 13,9,52.60
40,523.97 20,525.88

3,916.70 .
4,441.70
4,891.70 4,891.70
120.83

2,000.00 8,700.00 4,230.74 11,240.31
2,416.70 5,907.99 9,360.83

100,031.98 54,625.00 80,617.49 128,744.58
86,736.07 88,914.23
169,407.68 189,228.99

44,073.68 7,676.00 17,011.64 16,713.92
25,188.25 24,937.72
46,837.75 16,959.46

36,321.30 12,261.90 53,441.74 21,555.07
42,620.39 6,643.90
47,365.75 13,790.60

2,217.58 669.50
------------
19.16 13.69

_

_

3,600.00

_

_

113.601-----------.

19.70

_

962.00

3,662.50 _

Total Counties

White 4,965,856.15 Negro 1,790,622.42

711,303.71 2,048,102.91 33,494,576.26 9,134,874.33 11,750,548.36 326,374.61 41,088.421441,208.06 473,502.61 198,755.96 379,418.24 1,285,162.02 15,366,974.48 2,833,463.25 3,698,107.30 111,641.95 18,390.34 118,989.66 106,270.17 35,895.62

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford
Calhoun Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown Chickamauga
Cochran Commerce Dlllton Decatur Dublin
Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson
LaGrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie Newnan

White Negro White

17,208.48 8,500.02

---"'750:00-

------------.-
8,952.48

I

94,811.16 87,630.01

673,846.31 245,444.98 144,346.23 5,902,981.75

35,431.58 6,625.00
1,210,511.29

36,316.67 4,486.70 ------------ ------------ 1,960.23 ----------

21,859.38 2,136,777.14

"97:877:48' "10:086:97' "79:657:22' '263:583:40' '--42::375:52

Negro 263,527.42 White 4,902.66

133,161.28 296,269.11 3,288,357.54
4,382.54 -------------- 56,420.46

689,029.63 63,493.92

880,127.39 40,431.68

30,200.66 6,130.03
------------ ------------

51,796.65 2,499.00

123,465.29
-------_ .._--

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

Negro White Negro White Negro

-----5:374:70
-----5:091:62"
3,853.36

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

--------------
----------------------------------------
2,891. 70

"-'53:030:28'
--"50:715:48-
16,583.50

,'17:831:80'
-----7:231:66--------------

---'32:002:74'
---'22:036:06-
6,816.74

'--4:486:70' -----------------------------------

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

---5:617:40-----------------------------------

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

-------------------
----1:800:00 ----------

White Negro White Negro White

15,584.52 --------------

4,994.92 --------------

16,711.60 --------------

5,666.66 --------------

17,840.00

4,700.04

3,595.15 2,450.00
7,295.06 3,556.70 7,363.02

56,566.86 20,174.14 114,176.82 42,160.58 130,892.10

37,599.32 9,610.52 33,728.70 19,621.15 26,663.10

48,240.10 7,160.13
42,280.58 35,595.18 43,549.50

3,482.56
---3:886:70'
2,986.70 4,400.04

------------ 1,740.50 ------------ ----------------------- 1,269.00 ------------ 905.00 ------------ 167.50

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

Negro 5,850.00 -------------- 3,400.08

White 27,925.00

4,920.00

10,310.00

Negro White

5,460.00
--------------

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

--------------
2,783.30

32,768.55 115,432.54 26,620.00 44,201.93

9,768.15 53,705.00 15,547.00 13,053.43

24,330.03 92,506.43 14,315.00

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

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

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

-----------1,894.78
------------

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

19,681.56 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -----------

Negro -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -----------

White 9,797.04 -------------- 2,887.20

Negro 4,533.02 --------------

White Negro White

10,580.00
----------------_......-.---

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

4,414.66 12,046.21 3,700.00 23,816.86

Negro White Negro

----48:787:01'
10,708.48

,--" 5:776:70--------------

-------------'----4:011:70-

White 24,280.00 -------------- --------------

Negro 14,350.00 -------------- --------------

44,230.78

23,985.94

37,544.28 3,460.00 ------------ 1,587.00 ------------

300. 00

19,513.76 77,305.00

6,663.30 35,622.86

7,280.06 30,789.94

'--3:550:00- '----350:00-

450.00 3,350.00

'--1:000:00'

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

16,450.00 283,197.64

----80:539:38-

----60:090:60

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

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

------------
7,114.50

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

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

32,083.87 281,033.31
73,856.96 119,994.68

7,548.34 89,118.18 19,483.58 31,768.66

13,830.35 138,640.54
25,059.66 74,973.93

------------
7,910.04 4,358.04 4,000.00

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

130.00 7,219.57 1,313.00
------------

---4;237:50'

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

------------------------,---------------------

77,628.95 25,658.59 31,870.61 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -----------

White 26,372.40

3,791.60

4,950.01

Negro 6,399.99 -------------- 6,543.84

White Negro

37,072.18 11,784.74

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

White Negro

-----2:976:30-

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

1,819.53
--------------

White Negro

10,559.98 5,209.38

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

--'--6:450:90-

White -------------- -------------- --------------

Negro -------------- -------------- --------------

98,700.57

33,268.64

65,394.90 4,956.01 3,699.99 ------------

420.77 ----------

55,525.29

6,950.01 21,680.67 3,162.48 ------------ ------------ 400.00 ----------

246,752.56

55,996.57

62,939.42 2,100.00 ------------ 4,560.66 4,674.70 ----------

90,486.54 17,933.58 33,848.69 ------------ ------------ 2,056.00 ------------ ----------

10,692.74 12,165.04 15,696.91 ------------ ------------ 290.00 ------------ -----------

21,766.48 70,654.27

---'28:730:87-

--"28:799:98"

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

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

145.00 1,412.75

----------.-_----------- -------1-7--.8-9

31,715.30 5,777.18 10,049.56 ------------ ------------ 660.00 ------------ -----------

20,750.10 17,598.40 12,140.04 ------------ ----------.- ------------ ------------ -----------

1,011.12 --------------

919.44 ~- -- -- ------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -----------

White 47,409.96 -------------- 9,150.00 300,099.91 37,050.00 100,009.92 11,490.00 ------------ ------------ 2,270.04 -----------

Negro 21,760.00

4,500.00

13,200.00 143,130.00

White 46,687.80 -------------- 11,020.88 371,471.50

21,660.00 95,574.09

21,240.00 131,477.60

-----------------._-----

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

--19;741:41'

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

-----------
--.--------

Negro 10,942.40 ------------.- 7,705.00 56,530.76 34,522.20 21,660.48 ------------ ------------ ------------ ---.-------- -----------

White 16,523.38 -------------- -------------- 82,573.47 18,669.12 51,843.18 3,651.70 ------------ 7,618.96 ------------ -----------

Negro White

--------------
19,858.62

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

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

---155:675:26'

---127:430:92-

---147:066:93'

'--6:608:40'

'-'2:107:44-

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

--'9;666:48'

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

Negro White Negro

.. 5,386.22 -------------- --------------

23,266.64

4,856.70

14,532.24

16,001.22 161,080.06

10,133.32 --------------

3,036.70

80,099.61

33,324.29 38,379.84
-----_.-----

39,876.12
56,563.74
--------------

'--4:101jO' ------------

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

-----210:00-

1,485.00 4,252.00

------------ ,'. -.------

.. --------
------._

----

-----------

SYSTEM
Pelham Quitman Rorne Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls
Thomaston Thomasville T occoa Trion Valdosta
Tidalia Waycross West Point W'inder
Total Cities
Total Counties
Grand Total

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

II. Instruction-Continued
A. SALARIES

I 1. Principals

2. Instructional Supervisors

3. Teachers

4. Other Instructional Personnel

(a) Elementary (b) Elementary (c) High School (d) High School (a) School (b) Guidance (c) Other

Male

Female

Male

Female

Librarians Personnel

5. Secretarial or Clerical Employees
(a) Principals (b) Other Office

s White $ 5,600.00 $------------- $ 4,257.10 $ 69,777.06

32,046.77 $ 33,327.09 $___________ $----------- $----------- $----------- $-----------

Negro -------------- ---- --------- 4,950.04 White 5,933.30 -------------- --------------

54,987.94 58,170.86

11,290.20 23,094.62

16,571.00 24,447.31

------------
3,524.24

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

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

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

------i95:84

Negro White

5,366.66 67,507.60

-----4:852:92-

2,991.70 2,833.30

44,848.61 505,872.00

15,636.82 31,083.60

19,910.56 61,959.42

---7: 672:25-

-----------4,669.92

-----------9,547.44

---3;982:00-

---iO;789:00

Negro 19,815.48 --------------

4,572.16

2,833.30 25,059.72 30,319.68 3,759.96 ------------ ----------.- 900.00 ------------

White Negro White Negro

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

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

6,932.57
--------------
566.36 --------------

34,609.12
--------------
9,350.10
--------------

11,658.21

9,283.40

-----5:779:45- -----7:119:24-

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

3,816.74
------------

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

--
--

--
--

--
--

--
--

--
--

--
--

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

White 29,345.04

2,137.01

11,700.08

Negro

5,366.66

894.00

9,550.08

White 21 470.11

2,854.98

2,775.00

Negro

5,366.66

1,903.32

475.00

White

8,741. 70

2,625.00

7,080.28

Negro

5,366.70 --- ---------- --------------

White 11,991.40 --- ---------- --------------

Negro -------------- ---------- --------------

White 32,010.00

5,050.00

18,700.00

Negro 19,980.00

4,550.00

6,201.00

211,834.20

91,818.40

54,247.23 5,258.32 4,850.04 2,595.04 2,470.00

323.57

28,724.59

12,565.68

24,550.20 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

187,222.46

43,153.48

69,836.89 3,559.96 ------------ 4,990.60 3,590.00 ------------

107,628.34

27,441.35

49,735.00 3,850.00 ------------ 3,327.06 1,120.00 ------------

96,570.58

30,753.38

40,335.77 4,500.00 2,550.00 1,469.84 1,646.25 ------------

38,910.40 75,323.08

12,436.93 28,650.05

12,877.64 26,322.02

---2:668:35-

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

740.00 ------._-----

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

6,877 .06 318,829.33

----50:982:50-

-------------94,350.21

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

--_._-------
------------

---4:984:73-

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

199,329.69

20,016.55

52,139.24 ------------ ------------ ------------ 3,199.02 ._---------

White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro

6,300.00 -------------- --------------

5,400.00 -------------- 12,500.16

37,003.43

5,000.00

4,608.38

18,640.02

750.00

3,308.30

5,091.66 -------------- --------------

8,616.70 --------------

5,311.16

10,141.66 --------------

2,866.70

5,233.34 ..------------- 10,391.80

80,626.68 34,750.44 236,356.21 128,366.13 43,456.60 40,426.04 67,059.25 32,600.34

14 ,334.50 9,620.16 64,223.17
23,189.62 16,250.04 14,800.12 35,848.01
11,882.77

40,265.28 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

11,142.35 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------_. ----

87,769.50 4,486.70 ------------ 5,861.23 1,680.00 ------------

54,629.16 6,100.00 ------------ 2,503.94 1,500.00 ------------

13,233.36 ------------ ------------

722.75 1,900.00 ------------

9,250.67 ----------_. ------------

814.41 ------------ ------------

48,019.81 3,500.00 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

7,469.40 2,900.00 ------------ 1------------ ------------ ------------

White 1,346,815.80 Negro 501,188.45

296,392.47 146,508.60

318,235.46 10,938,498.67 2,704,824.49 4,138,310.90 209,434.59 28,314.36 169,242.37 314,212.88 55,801.82
426,836.27 4,950,377.06 1,113,662.44 1,506,154.39 57,317.84 6,130.03 64,841.06 132,069.31 - -- --~ ------.

White 4,965,856.15 Negro 1,790,622.42

711 ,303.71 :179,418.24

2,048,102.91 1,285,162.02

13135,,346946,,957764..4286

9,134,874.33 111,750 ,548 . 36 2,833,463.25 3,698,107.30

326,374.61 111,641.95

41,088.42 441,208.06 473,502.61 18,390.34 118,989.66 106,270.17

198,755.96 35,895.62

I White
Negro

6,312.671.95 2,291,810.87

I

1,007,696.18 525,926.84

I

2,366,338.37 1,711,998.29

44,433,074.93 20,317,351.54

1 11, 839 , 698 .82 115 ,888 ,859 .26 3,,947,125.69 5,204,261.69

535,809.20 168,959_.:.79

69,402.78 610,450.43 787,715.49 24,520.37 183,830.72 238,339.48

254,557.78 35,895.62

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

II. Instruction-Continued

B. INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS

C. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION

2. Library Books

3. Teaching

\. Travel

SYSTEM

1. Textbooks

(a) School Library Books

(b) Periodicals and
Newspapers

(e) Audio-
Visual Materials

(d) Other Supplies

Supplies

(a) Travel of (b) Travel of (c) Travel of Non-Teaching Instructional Teachers
Principals Supervisors

2. Other

- - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - ----~ --------1------1------ ------- -~----I-----I-----I

Total
Expense of Instruction

Appling

Atkinson

Bacon

Baker

-01
01

Baldwin Banko

Barrow

Bartow

Ben Hill

Berrien

WNehlilt"e0 $

$ 1,283.66 $

WhIte N':l'iro WhIte Negro

6,640.00 2,450.00

840.00 225.50 406.87 166.90

White Negro

135.40

71.36

White Negro

20.90

801.00 539.32

37.48 $ 1,322687..3233 $ 1,531.37 $

96.50 24.00 123.45 63.15

2,005.00 875.00 268.63 53.50

1,205.00 545.00 378,52

17.53

87.14

.___________

752.56 462.50

19.18

400.00 64.46

273219..2690 S------------- $

2,105.00 987.50
1,201.41 237.48

400.00 45.00

2,494.92 2,000.00

600,00

5,009.21 1,700.00

504.57 ._____

336436..3809 750.00 600.00
292.24

1,243.00 $
1,325.00 650.00
2,822.56 _
1:019:58- --770.73
1,143.63 805.85

15,,503805..0000
450.00 240.50 2,189.79
_ 1,236.08-
_ 100.00 99.32

White Negro

360.00 .___

. 1,382.74

1,572.78 69.65

495.78

1,310.64

_..

__

White

317.56

149.46

500.00

1,232.30

903,00

~'h~~~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ---6:928:48- -----1:317:75 :::::::::::::: ------450:00- ----"3;374:12 ::::::::::::::

:::::::::::: ~b~~~

-----339:43- :::::::::::: ------20:00- :::::::::::: -------213:91 ::::::::::::::

Negro

100.00

~~~:~~_ -------600:00 ::::::::::::::
600.00 __

White Negro

661.36

180.82

540.00 1,970.38

3,801.85

600.00

2,227.38

_

__

402,611.00 114,118.08 214,132.40 64,373.10 257,820.23 34,546.38 92,293.47 109,209.64 347,735.34 234,825.20
173,559.39 11,599.76 175,639.29 7,431.34 504,419.96 62,192.16
110,4~9.49
69,072.26 353,065.68 60,011.87

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts

White

1,044,12

1,049.39

249.14

50,565.92

1,725.74

650.00

7,921.03

5,862.50 2,736,819.31

~b~~~ :::::::::::: f~U~ ------75:12 ~:~:~~ ~~~:~:. 2r:3~Ui

:~::~:

~~~:~~.

999.72 __

460.00 1,333,340.14 85,511.09

~i~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ;;;~;~~~;~~; :::~~~~~~~~: ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ::::::~:~~~~::!~~:~~~~~:~~~~~ :::-:::~:~~~~: ------------ ------------- Negro
White 3,075.80

22.00 1,025.12 __. . .

30.00

175.00

551.45

1,610.16

.

513,09 __

2,836.95 1,497.42
579.75

197.00 813.03 452.89

32.601.04 247,033,13
15,433.37
208,727.53 183,361.48 155,445.58

Negro 2,006.40

619.84

29,00

175.00 .

. __

25.00

92,196.42

White

628.55

197.01

_

WNeh~rItoel.----------. 1,352863,.7558 .. 83.86 ------1-2-4-.7-5--

~~:t:::::::::: ----~ynr :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

1,919.80

3,334.32

361.25

479.94 1,000,00 1,000.00

--------------1 789.86 --.-----------i
11,,000000..0000

578.34 347369..2966

2,379,79 1,840,43

::::::::::::::i:::::::::::::: ==============

4,177.67

2,948.00

1,771.87

2,129.32

1,819,72

733.35 996.55

::::::::::::::1

525,501.37 274,720.13 286,878.10
386,602.10 152,396.57 115,516.24

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

SYSTEM

II. Instruction-Continued

B. INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS

C. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION

I. Textbooks

(a) School Library Books

2. Library Books

(b) Peri- (c) Audio-

odicals and

Visual

Newspapers Materials

(d) Other Supplies

3. Teaching Supplies

I. Travel
(a) Travel of (b) Travel of (c) Travel of Non-Teaching Instructional Teachers
Principals Supervisors

2. Other

.-
Total Expense of Instruction

Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt

White $----------- $ 1,574.23 $----------- $ 40.00 $

Negro ------------ 1,359.72 -------._-.-

40.00

White --------.--- 1,332.30 ------------ ----------.-

Negro -.---.-._--- ----------_. ------------ ------------

750.46 $ 1,180.43 $------------- $

500.00 $

170.98

1,336.84 -------------- ----------.---

740.00

7,065.89 .------------- --------------

360.00 -------------- ------------.- --------------

2,838.97 $ 1,786.93 S

927.34

1,424.05

893.74 --------------

1,290.98 -----------._-

166,309.64 181,942.62 183,839.30 147,447.58

White ------._.---

375.90

56.18 -------.----

68.18

1,396.30 -------------- --------------

1,309.04

990.00

Negro --------.---

White

48.86

148.38 752.25

------.-----.------.---

--"2;000:00-

-------5:35-

465.43 --------------

5,097.81

1,475.00

500.00 500.27

900.00 2,558.34

180.00 685.69

Negro ------------

174.25 ----_.--.--- ------------ ---.--------

470.22

625.00

408.64 --_.----------

14.03

White ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

2,736.17 --------------

500.00

1,526.81

489.36

Nel(l'o White

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

-----837:36-

------76:60-

------47:99-

-------9:59-

-----2:472:48-

-------700:00-

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

-----i;700:oi-

-------6i4:io-

Negro ------------
--- White - - - -- - - ~-

267.60 7,380.75

3.08 ----------.-

5.00 ------------

-----847:87-

1,094.37 34,829.99

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

-------------3,840.91

----i2;373:09-

160.47 254,287.79

Negro ----------_. 4,920.50 ------------ ------------

565.25

23,220.00 --------------

2,560.61

8,248.72 169,525.19

160,568.64 89,388.76 575,622.98 135,865.87 502,181.80
7,297.68
164,994.53 57,080.85 3,253,092.40
2,035,078.96

White -----------Negro -----------White --.--------Negro -----------White -----------Negro -----------White 1,653.68

83.17 ------------ ------------

29.35

131.04 ------------ ------------ ------------

812.99 ------------

50.00

800.00

73.06 ------------ ------------ ------------

2,157.42 ----------.- 1,148.32 3,003.52

146.00 ------------

249.70

329.75

1,730.54

379.47 1,250.65

624.54

157.34 46.88 889.37 114.53 5,164.38
60.00 36,880.81

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

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

1,880.00

454.76

7,922.57

1,367.94

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

377.44

555.07

634.37 2,500.54

252.00 21,814.21

156.16 --------------

159.59

277.50

527.72

2,460.61

1,933.49

9,032.59

Negro White

-----------96.07

-----269:78-

-----i49:53-

-----i43:59-

-----345:00-

--------------
1,493.69

73.91

448.40

314.80 --------------

139.34 1,420.09

--------43:00-

Negro

34.89

163.77

27.35

10.00

345.00

905.76 -------------- ._------------

1,098.03

12.50

20,896.42 24,411.40
389,613.47 73,226.91 601,236.15 41,456.23 828,406.48
358.092.60 62,207.57 95,295.63

White ------------ 2,212.81 ------------ ------------ ------------

6,969.28

600.00

500.00

494.31

15,543.45

Negro White

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

-----657:42-

------84:96-

------23:50-

-----66:08-

--------------
3,141.84

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

----

--
--

~
-

-

-

-

-
~

-- --

-

--
--

-------970:90-

-------ii2:00-

Nell'0 WhIte Negro
White

------------
------------
--i8:980:56-

333.32 7,899.30 -----------------------

19.34
------------
------------
------------

90.00 12,123.71
-----------------------

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

390.00 4,239.24
---------------------------

-----i;800:00-
--------------
--------------

-----i;07i:i8------ -358:72-

144.22 2,077 .82
- - - ~ - - - - - - - - --
5,014.65

----i4;240:75----i6;230:93-

::::::::::::I:::::::::::: 1::::::::::::::1:::::::::::::: Negro
White

6,326.85 ------------

---3;07i:74-

Ne ro ------------

111.56

.~ ~ ~~ :~~~ :~~ ~

[~~

~

~

~

~

~

~~

:~~~

160.67
::::::::::::::1

93.87
4,778.69 675.00

914,428.93 142,588.19
152,085.62 61,997.69 2,293,991.53 102,291.15 635,221. 79 175,292.35 441,239.33 170 441.14

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanue Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

White ------------
-------597:90-1 _____ : Negro ----.-----------445:77- -------781:50- White --.-.-------
Negro ------------
-----302:57- -----803:47- White --_._-------
Negro ----------.-

979.78 789.88 1,289.61 644.80
2,286.69 1,240.24

----------.- ____ .w ______ ------------

------------ --.---------

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

250.00

3,423.35

216.50

803.47 3,423.35

2,190.68 1,690.61
3,161.89 1,580.95
1,401.91 1,401.92

------------.-

-------------140.87 --------------

----------.--. ------.-------

--------.-.---

627.30

----.---------

696.38

-------749:24- White ----------.-

181.52

55.99

Negro --.---------

84.04

31.71

White ------------

20.10

18.95

-----101:00- Negro ------------ --------.--- ------------

20.00 20.00

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

2,405.40 -_.----------- --------------

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

1,914.69 ----.-.-.----- .-----------.-

97.91

11,377.60 --------------

577 11

--.--------- -------------- --~------~---~

500.00

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

815.77 753.50 3,300.00
172.56 3,514.42
702.40

.-------------
------------.----------.-.-
------.----------------.---
289.22 --------------

228,358.7o
143,423.72 249,325.2 1 102,144.99 306,613.62 262,812.92 95,551.66 100,130.56 366,239.64
223.S52.7 2

White Negro
White Negro
White Negro
White Negro White Negro

------------
------20:74-
------------
-~.---------
------------
--"6;367:06-
-----------------------

------------
-----iI6:75-
---i;845:i3-
------------
---4;459:28"
656.21 342.66

.... --~-~------
------53:44-
-----146:44-
51.00
---2;998:29-
49.24 50.00

-----~------
------------
-----~------
-~---~------
------------
------------
---2;621:11-
65.35
~------~----

720.00
-----123:78-
----------------------------------
---5;536:83-
17.34 69.74

--------------
-----1:214:56-
-----4;230:30-
1,865.14
----49;447:65-
5,220.20 1,516.40

- - - - - - - ~~------------------
~~------------
---~----------
--------------
--------------
---------------------------
59.52
--------------

---------------------------
---------~----
----------~---
556.93 500.00
-----2;142:55-
-------516:86-

639.25
-------920:23-
-----4;687:12-
3,848.30 --------------
-----2;942:57-
840.08

--------------
-------205:75-
----16;775:70-
--------------
---123;676:56-
---------------------------

200,099.24 7,590. 00
115,894.16
----511;572:17 358,690.01 4,364630,,110353..92o6 400,342.52 168,432.1 5

.. White -------473:58- Negro
White Negro
---2;224:16- -----2;296:09- White
Negro
-----990:77- -----186:17- ----630:00- ---3;051:09- -----2;310:10- -----4;305:66- -----3;400:00- White
Negro
-----343:91- ------50:02- ------i4:48- --------25:00- White
Negro

--------.--------------
21,458.39 14,305.60 ------------
---------~-~
------------
-----------48.70
------------

990.11

825.00

12.00

--.-.------- --~--------- -----------~ ------------ ------------ -~---------- - - - - - - - - - - - ---------~-- -----------~
2,441.93 ---------~-- ------------

166.22

3,334.11

260.66

1,500.00

252.75 --------------

105.60

-----------23.39
18.90 ------------ -----~------

578.25 2,054.51
425.38

1,130.00

-------------267.65

628.77

-----------~-~

449.96

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~--~-~--------

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -----~~----~--

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

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

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~-------------

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

2,354.30 156.32
1,658.22 1,561.85
883.71
2,135.00 902.56
--------------

_-~-~--------
-------------12,595.64 7,615.51 1,100.38
------------.-

236,083.74 205,361.08 1,208,961.22
636,660.83 318,319.25
81,202.5I 284,911.46 242,570.08 72,372.1 I
18,216.33

White
Negro
-----923:04- -------320:30- White
Negro
White
Negro
-----430:79- -----180:00- -----2;147:84- White
Negro
-----2i5:64- -----3;513:14- White ------------ Negro

----------.-------------------- ... --.-------------------------------
----~-------
-----------------------

------------
395.56 426.51 255.82 ----------------------818.09 ------------

---------------.-----------------._---------------------
----_.------

----~-------

1,870.25 ---~--~----_.- --------~-----

265.87

1,500.00

2,615.74

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

1,014.12 w _____________ --~-._--------

918.94

100.00

582.61

652.00

3,418.68 --------------

3,199.42

6,562.16

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

250.00

2,226.18 --------------

478.64

831.59

2,228.64

161.25 ------------ ----------.-.- -------~~-----

214.59 --------------

2,323.38

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

------------~-

500.00 --------------

1,161.69

------~-----
------------

226.82

----~~-------- -------------~
-------------- --------------

1,729.54

38.00

955.16

----~-~-------

115.00 2,499.96

~--~----------

1,000.00

8,230.68

1,218.80

-----------~ ~-----------

-------------- -------------- 50.00

------~------- -~~-~-~-~-~---

209,088.59 129,857.62 424,622.95 213,391.99 428,436.72 198,334.84
157,280.58
48459,,114819..32o6
3,600. 00

White Negro
------"3:91- -----363:98- -----2;996:21- -----3;i46:36- -----5;095:14- White ---_ _----- Negro
White
Negro
-----3;783:35- -------------- White
Negro
--i5;332:09- --21;059:98- ---3;345:78- ---5;673:76- --80;544:17- ----"8;071:58- ---219;140:35- White
Negro

--------._--
.. -_.-._-----------------
---------~--
2,705.67

401.80 160.00 1,551.56 24.49 600.00 --------._-------------
3,716.46

------------
13.94 -----_.---------------------------
570.31

------------ ---------~-- --------------

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

502.72

124.01

15.10 ------------

110.13

---~-------- ------~-----

910.92

------------ ------------ ----.---------

------------ w ___________ --------------

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

------------_.

1,060.07 14,213.67 --------_.----

1,020.00

806.97

1,051.57 --~-~-~-------

168,410.75

-----~-~------

-----------~--

78,038.56

-----~--------

304.93

890,193. 80

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

374.32 --------------

72.08

55,118.86

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

1,452.74

101.49

292,694.28

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

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

-------------- --~-----------

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

-----~--------

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

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

-------------~

330.68 -----~--------

1,054.30 39,028.66

356,699.94 69,393.15
4,312,435.96 734,344;3 1

SYSTEM
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

II. Instruction-Continued

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

B. INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS

C. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF I NSTRUCTION

1. Textbooks

2. Library Book,
-
(a) School (b) Peri- (c) AudioLibrary odicals and Visual Books Newspapers Materials

(d) Other Supplies

3. Teaching Supplies

1. Travel

(a) Travel of (b) Travel of (c) Travel 0

1 Non-Teaching Instructional

Principals

Supervisors

Teachers

2. Other

Total Expense of Instruction

White $ 48.58 $ 847.59 $ 31.80 $----------- S 2,292.42 S

s 275.42 $-------------

500.00 S 2,231.9 L

$ 269,967.08

Negro White Negro
White

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

-----378:37-

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

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

------------ 4,189.66

409.19

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

------------ 1,901.00

333.56

-----------200.00

-----------136.90

----ii;3i5:52-

----------------------------------------
412.35

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

- - - - - 2- -,0- 8- -9-.2- 5-
------------ __

-----3;390:00-

243.20

980.4 7

5,971.80

-----78;285:oi
29,123.78 856,172.64

Negro ------------ 2,096.33

204.09

100.00

68.45

5,658.76

219.67

121.60

490.25

2,985.89

356,827.33

White ------------ 1,594.11

105.38 1,341.56

637.71

1,735.05 --------------

303.98

1,555.46

2,585.95

324,188.32

Negro White Negro

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

------------ 766.80

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

406.80

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

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

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

---------------------------
500.00

- - - - - -1-, 5- 0- -0-. 0- o
600. 00

5,400.00 3,150.00

376,336.00 218,272.97

White

25.65

208.27

169.55 ------------

63.93

1,318.91 --------------

463.85

843.8 5

Negro

53.22

367.22

41.41

28.90

134.27

831.32 --------------

353.79

1,619.81

White Negro

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

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

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

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

White ------------ 997.69 ------------

78.59

461.55

8,049.22 --------------

491.68

853.02 --------------

506.00

3,055.31

1,170.00 --------------

8,383.43
2,167810..663o

Negro ------------

97.14 ------------ ------------

44.79

278.64 -------------- -------------- ------------

White Negro
White

164.78 ------------
15.21

------------ ------------ 1,000.00
------------ ------------ ------------
926.96 ------------ 261.46

2,864.56

5,445.06

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

180.00

4,315.54

1,727.30 --------------
--------------

1,125.00

2,191.4

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

329.50

801.95

Negro

49.18

534.85

20.03

41.28

135.00

2,500.93 --------------

432.68

1,016.01

White Negro White

------------ 1,017.65 ------------ ------------
8,200.00 1,386.74

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

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

1,363.81
-----4:1j7:20-

---------------------------
1,985.84

-------------. --------------
900.00

477.77
---------------------------

Negro White Negro

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

------------ 996.45 ------------

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

200.00 ------------

----------_ .. ------------

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

-----5;487:iii-

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

258.17

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

500.00 269.13
--------------

White ------------

341.55

Negro ------------ 180.28

White

63.15 ------------

Negro

22.85 ------------

72.07 23.68
634.15 602.19

74.00 10.00
50.00 40.00

986.19 413.45
12.00 12.00

1,234.14 -------------- --------------

303.20 -------------- --------------

3,105.51 --------------

512.49

1,905.19 --------------

466.C8

White

167.58

Negro ------------

WNebgirteo -_-_-__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

1,288.06 450.53

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

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

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

300.00

75.00 ------------ ------------

255.92

66.74 ------------ ------------

-------~~:~~-I m:~~ 19,760.00

I 7,308.49
3,908.91 1,323.70

243.49 ______________

______________

377.79

1,500.73 271.2 4 801.45 277.8 9
1,291.09 615.84 803.33 871.4 1 879.5 3 899.3 2
2,239.23 122.98
2,018.14 781.1 1

2,281.20 8.00
6,622.90 497.00 260.00
14,147.09
2,851.36 2,670.00
_
797.76
1,779.00 40.25 270.00 135.00
2,158.62 2,068.51
_
1,489.43 617.52

190,429.39 227,885.82 873,551.67 83,498.97 475,323.54 32,687.22 829,197.81
5,897.98 130,408.24 237,822.21
218,728.24 50,935.14 145,300.41 172,528.29 317,038.71 93,264.72 150,857.27 61,690.34 280,207.54 244,390.55
761,900.56 258,213.49 228,787.74 127,471.17

Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
""'C
Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison
Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller

~:;~ :::::::::::: -----~::::~- :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: -----~:~~~:~~- :::::::::::::: -------~~~:~~-

White

646.98

150.00

1,947.17

_

Negro

646.98

100.00

_

White Negro

1,032.13

976.64

1,356.97

100.00 _

White
Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

3.20 21. 74

238.39 235.08 250.57 344.79 155.05
202.38 88.47

59.94 38.10
.

-v-

._.

._

17.95

104'.07

960.00

2,333.58
565.04 1,053.35 1,344.89 1,401.60 1,030.06 2,315.18

.______ 633.32

499.77
500.00 _
458.40 _
_ 375.00 _ _
_

White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

1,020.00 _
1,035.47 409.63
733.79 1,099.17

315.33 100.00 683.13 716.78

63.00 1,085.00

4,000.00 684.47

8,320.26

.. 12,312.12

600.00

168.80

410.00

196.50 2,352.36 1,000.00 1,231.90
643.10
399,38 354.94

300.00

_

558.30

513.96

_

_

1,266.60

420.93

683.30

516.69

457.48

80.00

_

White Negro White Negro
WNehgirteo Negro Negro White Negro

1,309.16

WNehgirteo

29.35

White Negro

White

150.00

Negro 180.00

White ____________

~Ift~ ::::::::::::

Negro

267.61 75.89
310.40

35.76 44.14 150.51

840.57 420.28 155.33

3666..5856 486.40 479.59
918.07 503.92

159.15 .___
.___________

70.24 1,24155..0000
3,050.81 550.01

1,444.98

234.02

487.98

72.97

39.00

253.02 206.70

21.97
38.60 I

5.00 205.84

440.00 69.48

282.47

40.85

94.92

37.3,5

604.45

1_ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

~;U~ -----270:2:5- ------60:00- ------:5:5:i7-

365.31

34.82

2,980.86 293.33
15,060.85
1,24105..6050

411.11 508.80 464.65

282.15 20.88

500.00
334.74 ..

2,241.03 _ 1,999.14

300.00 1,25205..0000

_ 627.97 _

685.59 3,089.13

-------600:00- ::::::::::::::

1,362.00

300.00

513.01

3,897.81
I~:m:~~
1,886.67

_____ ~:~~~::x>_ -------:562:06-1 --------9-2-0-.-0-0. --------5-6-5--.9-1-1'

2,982.32 354.67
1,679.11 859.31
1,026.48 238.56

1,200.00
--------------
8.00
--------------
171.02
--------------

280,315.75 60,681.08 100,697.80 109,740.10 268,840.62 63,408.26

2,530.45 --------------

1,195.41 945.24

-----i:iz:i7-

1,982.66

600.00

2,160.99 --------------

1,044.01 -------------

570.63

771. 89

514.85 --------------

233.02

300.00

845.62

200.00

288,523.44 295,421.27 153,282.74 178,545.92 180,169.32 81,091.02 135,860.04 128,339.78
80,791.10 127,927.11

3,164.35 579.68
7,558.75 2,199.46 1,371.92
849.70 1,561.62 1,164.62
904.98
914.36

812.64 708.00 387.00 457.00 897.00 797.38
--------------
--------------
--------------

789.92
3,357.03 1,256.78 1,331.97
1,616.19 840.79
2,301.01 871.81

99.62 _
7,386.77 _
71.95 _ _ _
3,410.28
1,135.,5~

1-4,015.81 44,463.87 418,613.34 216,072.87 103,556.25 127,574.04 192,198.64 224,311.56 111,4.55.02 88,921.38
100,663.62 55,072.79 349,792.87 171,289.10 195,539.85 3,373.25 183,058.87 238,090.46 263,275.44 87,831.61

1,903.79
815.09 1,776.26 1,094.36 1,423.06 1,171.86 2,592.18 1,223.70 2,359.19
890.75

70.97
991.24 32.02
1,418.64 193.01
2,909.471 810.52

103,967.41 108,111.52 245,082.48
145,417.87 99,950.05 139,446.72 330,496.74
272,611.30 215,555.34
88,698.69

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

SYSTEM
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS II. Instruction-Continued

B. INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS

C. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION

1. Textbooks

(a) Scbool Library
Books

2. Library Books
(b) Peri- (c) Audioodicals and Visual Newspapers Materials

(d) Other Supplies

I
3. Teaching Supplies

(a) Travel of Non-Teaching
Principals

I. Travel

!

,
(b) Travel of (c) Travel of Instructional Teachers Supervisors

2. Other

Total Expense of Instruction

$___________

White

$ 18,437.90

$

2,600.00

$___________ $___________ $_____________ $

s 500.00

1,000.00 $ 3,109.58 $

$

Ne~ro
WhIte

-----300:50-

---1;561:37-

------75:00-

------45:00-

---3;000:30-

----"1;294:12-

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

299.08 --------------

1,163.64 939.00

2,264.45

Ne~ro

200.25

White ------------

259.37

50.00

30.00 1,362.30

504.73 ------------ -----._---.-

93.80

1,400.32 ------.------1,025.94 ------.--_.---

499.62 334.25

884.98 4,199.50

-------390:00-

Ne~ro ------------

426.42 -_.-._------ ._---------- 0. _____ -----

529.63 -------_.----- ------._------

991.88

White ------------

991.86

89.46

51.16

174.59

2,472.38 -------------- .-------------

819.88

60.18

Negro ------------

362.66

55.59

132.85

71.33

1,199.91 ------.------- --------------

1,142.20

33.78

White ------------ 1,677.80 ------------

500.00 ------------

1,110.15

200.00

500.00

1,961.44

Negro ------------

- 100.00 ._.-----.--- ------------ ------------ -------------- -------.-.---- ------._------ --------------

272,892.76 215,783.44 176,357.32
165,856.46 135.454.21 89,936.40 183,249.24 172,902.44 288,196.11
3,650.00

f

White -- .. _------- 271,889.71 ------------ ------------ ------------ -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -

Negro White Negro White

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

-----254:98-----794:43-

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

--------------------------------------._-----

-----306:14-
------------
------------

-------205:64-
324.19 1,387.47

--------------
1,995.00
--------------
--------------

-------509:01-
497.85 --------------

-----5:176:05-
774.47 1,644.49

-

Negro White Negro White

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

82.43

----.. ------- 1,394.37

--._--------
------------

-----471:96-

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

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

----._----------------------------
1,866.37

693.73 6,260.54
-------870:97-

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

--------------
-------487:92-
--------------

585.95 -
8.56.09 41.44 993.33

Nej[ro ------------

28.83 ------------ ------------

319.32

200.00 -------------- --------------

35.44

200.00 2,745.30

3,389,379.21 1,090,580.98
392,293.12 169,349.65 165,968.14 55,967.84 137,749.58 114,869.42 299,098.68 49,017.21

- White

600.32

535.23 ------------ ------------ ------------

Negro White

800.25 ------------

435.21 ------------

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

-- - ---- - - - - ~
------------

---------
5,090.7

-
9

~

6,030.25 5,036.54
360.00

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

-- - - -- - --

- - - -~.

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

--------56:40-
--------------

1,637.68
-----1:650:i8-

-

Negro White

---9;525:68-

---1;890:00-

-----350:00-

-----737:88-

374.05 -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

500.00

1,000.00 --------------

1,400.00

3,600.00

Negro ------------
White ------------

400.00

25.00

40.00

394.04 ------------ ------------

100.00 578.61

1,200.00
--------------

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

-------500:00-

----"1;763:81-

Negro White

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

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

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

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

---6;692:62-

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

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

-----2:682:94-

-

ii-iii]~::~,i~ Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ --------------

White ------------ ------------

Negro ------------ ------------

White ------------

260.58

29.06 54.01

5.00 5.00

------40:00-

41.85 ------------ ------------

2,340.80 2,340.85 2,792.81

----------------------------------------
944.32

Negro ------------

199.75

43.95 ------------ ------------

1,436.95

1,105.01

500.00
85.74 835.27 492.71

209,441.16 233,980.72 239,091.02 21,774.09 380,242.19 66,897.96 140,692.42 120,577.84 489,350.32 142,626.57
100,802.76 89,879.96 129,243.17 142,516.12

Quitman Rabun Rando.ph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole

!~~:i~1I:::::::::::1::;:::::1:~1gJ:! :I ::I:!:U~~~I:::::~:~:i~::i~:

::::r:8~~U:~!i

:::::i;~i~~ll:I~~~~~~~~~~~J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
17'5:~::: ::::::::::::::I:::::::~~~:~~:

:~:::!~~:~:~J:t :-:-:-:-:;~~::~~;;~;::~~;;:- 2'2::i!:U!i:~n:~~~

Negrol

1____________ 803.34 2,652.55

7,872.31

1,728.28

7,106.35 1,176,140.39

White ------------

300.00 1

_ __ __ __ __ ___

654.81

1,058.82

713.09

166,678.39

~J:\~~1------35:68- r~g:gg ------42:791r---i90:26- ------94:65- d~~:~~ :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ~~U~ -------i89:86- ~U~~:~6

~h1~~ -----i80:00- ~~U~ ------32:9fl :::::~_ I~U~ -------400:00- --------64:55- -------502:42- ::::::::::::::

:~~:~~_ 2~U~U~

Negro 170.00 1,000.00

16.70 ,____________

74.18

400.00

500.00

407,274.15

White

1.029.21

43.44

844.30

2,328.60

441.24

2,023.74

540.00

153,565.98

Negro

804.16

4.12

600.88

1,761.77

234.66

653.88

433.00 114,955.34

Spalding

Stephens

Stewart

Snmter

~

Talbot

ell

~

Taliaferro

Tattnall

Taylor

Telfair

Terrell

White ------------ 5,353.39 ------------

Negro

_

1____________ 24,173.36 -------------_

491.77 500.00

White Negro

3,585.85

75.00 J_I_____2_0_0_._0_0_

139.96

2,725.00

479.85

WNehgirteo ------------

373513..1570

'1____________

210116..1{l47

11,,336893..7584 -------------- -------3--8-7-.7-8--

~~i~ :::::::::::: -----~~::~~- :::::::::::1::::::::::: ---~:~:~:;:- :::::i;i~~:6~: :::::::::::::: :::::::~~~:~~:

Negro

379.96

1____________

554.71 -------------- -------------- --------------

White

225.00

72.00

260.0011'058.05

Negro White .___________ Negro .___________

225.00 1,522.53
761.26

67.00

287.00 405.04 195.50

1,147.60 149.78 96.50

~:~~~ :::::::::::: -----~:~:~:- ------~::~~- :::::::::::: -----::~:~~-

White

640.75

3,758.61

Negro

345.53

90.38

White 2,722.57

407.00 3,051.78

210.00

..

Negro

156.00

1,510.12

1,230.22 3,344.06 1,876.25

79.80

510.66 469.34

m:i~
5,715.89

:_:_:_:_-_-:_:_:_:_:_:_:_::_1:::::::4:6:6::.7:6::

1,793.64

500.00

7,380.26 2,044.39

480.00 ._______

583.94 567.80

1,876.27

850.00

204.46 ._____________

1,627.90

161.38

11,,349657..3725 --------------

:j~U~ -------~~~:~~-

744.52

522.00

1,480.46

560.00

2,099.45

750.56

l,ggU~ ::::::::::::::

940.46

5,618.33

_ 1,522.00

800.00 .

600.00 600.00

749,113.14 275,589.39 289,610.58 14,166.66
110910,,085890..0903
~n:~u~
150,411.63
61,804.23 61,607.22 352,641.22 145,453.57
~~~:~~U~
307,508.38 150,999.67 208,751.18 260,432.02

Thomas

White

Negro

..

310.52 585.04

445.65 97.46

595.07

.

._

785.00 162.00

9,486.43 6,043.47

616.66 737.03

3,482.01 1,055.77

142.02 30.42

311,055.93 231,364.10

Tift

White . .__ 1,052.05 .

.. .. 17,799.36 _..

. . . __ __ 2,188.42

7,242.00

586,147.85

Negro ._ ... __. ._ ..

._.

._. . __. __ . __._.

..

.

_.

686.81

860.00

185,619.22

Toombs

White __. ._._ Negro

752.81 . ._______

296.81

. .______

886.15 216.05

3,578.78

1,928.26

478.67 _.

__

__

__

2,546.63 650.39

675.00 225.00

260,193.73 77,155.39

Towns Trentlen

~~i~ :::::::::::: :::::;~~:~i:I::::::~~:i6: :::::i;i:~~: ---~:~~:::~- -----~;:~~::~- :::::::::::::: :::::::i66:66: ..-..~;~~~:~~- :::::::::::::: ..-.~~~;~~~:~~

Negro _. ._ .. __ 212.77

69.66

10.00

1,147.67 .. .. . __... _._....

780.70 .

. __.._ 63,023.69

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-----'_. __.__.

L

_

------------------ - -TA-B-L-E -II--C-o-nt=inu=ed= -W=HIT=E =AN=D N=EG=RO=S=CH=OO=LS=-PA=YM=E= NTS=

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

II. Instruction-Continued

B. INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS

'I~~ISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF INS~RUCTION

2. Library Books

1

1. Travel

Total

,

Expense of

SYSTEM

I I 11. Textbooks - - - - (a) School (b) Peri-

(e) Audio- I" (d) Other

3'leajhmg 1
' upp res I (a) Travel of (b) Travel of

I

I Library I odicals and Visual : Supplies
Books ! Newspapers 1 Materials

Non-Teaching Instructional

,Principals

Supervisors

------------1--------,

----1---,----- -~------- - - - --

----I (c) Travel of t
Teachers i

2. Other

Instruction

I---~--- - - - - -

Troup

White s,

1$ 1,000.26 $_____ --1$ -- ---- $ 1,870.1.5 $ 11,507.96 $ 5,857.23 $

940.88

4,689.91 $------------- S 354,577.49

Turner

Negro

j

:hite ------------1

762.56 m'~~-

-::: :::::------- -----------

1.898.95

750.00

5,~~~.~~ -------------- --------------

1,124.32 1'~rnA

~:::6:~~_

177,847.27 m:~gU~

Twiggs Union

~~~i ~~~~~~~~~~~~:::::~~i~~i:~: ::::: ::::::~~~~~~,::::::~~:~~: :::::i:~~~:6i: :::~::~:~~~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~:~~:! l'm:~r -------::~:~~- m:m:ii

Negro]



_

Upson

White Negro

1,957.94

_

1,500.00

_

3,740.41 2,000.00

500.00

1,295.22

5,500.00

232,124.65 130,949.58

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington

White

2,000.00

~h~~~ :::::::::::: 1~5:~~_ _ ------- -----

Negro __ White Negro

1,815.28

488.18

WNehgirteo

_1_ :::::::_ _

1,054073..7911

White Negro

522.92 653.72

72.91 54.27

100.00 50.00

1,000.00 1,000.00 1,142.58
155.00
972.82 403.93

8,361.73
~gg:~g
99.55 261.67
543118..4190 2,841.08 2,076.84

736.88
------372:13-
499.97
500.00 ----------- --------------
253.42 375.09

815.88

1,500.00

Ij~Ur -------146:64-

833.13

50.00

2,142.00

1,260555..4377 1,607.88
927.05

4.00 200.00

879,647.56
2~g:m:~~
196,332.51 330,963.25 28,164.44
19256,,809017..9635 287,829.26 296,243.92

Wayne Wehster Wheeler White Whitfield

White

203.73

Negro __

1,089.22 131.68

20.00

White 1,180.45 Negro 2,015.45

202.98 375.84

52.95

305.71

White

~'h~~~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: : :::::::::: ::::::::::::

Negro

.

White 1,394.03 Negro

8.546.42 843.30

1,300.00

550.00

11,852.25 450.00

85.41

582.43 85.46

225.00

1

66.68

..

_

312.64

600.00

..

2,005.68

~~~:~~_ -----2;958:24- :::::::::::::: -------301:76- 1,~gn~

.

.

1,200.00

3,100.72

..

989.00 166.00
50.00 .._
2,175.68
~:~~::~~_ . 1,110.55

547,172.06 120,230.76
48,029.35 61,976.63 140,880.57
2~tMn~ 6,723.40 643,020.04
_

Wilcox Wilkes

White ------------

Negro ------------

White Negro

------------,I
------ ______ 1

933.90

357.67

275.00 ------------

441. 91

125.45

135.00 ------------

600.00 ------------ ------------ ------------

795.59 ------------ ------------ ------------

6,432.51 -------------- ----

1,608.00 --------------

6,465.91

300.00

2,825.08 --------------

500.00 423.81

3,042.15

522.32

823.00

190.00

1,473.30 --------------

1,278.00 --------------

215,323.89 103,121.36 185,450.26 197,370.96

Wilkinson Worth
Total Counties

White Negro _ White Negro

_._____ 1,043.49 ._. __.. . __._._._ ...
5,949.96 ._._._. .

. __

.

,

130.74 75.00

3,258.49 '1 . . - - - - - - - - . - - - ' 901.23 1

540505..0008 1

2,371009..0327

.

_ . __..

~ 3,078.11
1,260.05 .: =====.: === = ============== =========.: ===.==============

White 93,834.72 446,157.98 21,369.13 45,794.77 229,610.39 562,778.98 39,282.65 51,600.26 327,359.22.

Negro 37,709.41 46,854.79 7,327.79 8,939.14 61,361.41 212,108.96

2,530.63 34,593.38 97,057.47

108.00
8,485.43 5,280.75

189,801.00 143,962.10 332,321.13 256,420.25

774,815.54 66,178,795.02 385,230.56 26,638,648.99

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

-0:>

Calhoun Carrollton

W

Cartersville

Cedartown

Chickamauga

Cochran Commerce Dalton Decatur Duhlin

Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville

White

709.64

.__

3,78.41

.

Negro

...

326.06 _.. _._ ...

.

.

.______ 1,264.27

White 4,907.44 43,059.99

364.09 7,545.90 18,974.20 106,178.42

WNehgirteo __ 1_,5_16.61 26,879..9_1.

22.1_._2_7_ _4_,.5_8.5...76 .9..,661.84

55,449.06

71.74

Negro

_. .

. _. __._._._

. . _..

... _._.

__ .

White

237.05

Negro __. __ .

.



. .___

77.48

98.78

. .

.

.

-0

..



White

.

._.___

36.91 . ... __.

24.48

373.32

Negro

24.29

.. . __ .. _..

63.00

... _.... _. .. _._ 3,974.50 1,814.41
433.45


.
946.34 373.98 . __.
. __.__
....
.___

1,476.91 30.47
297,584.33 112,295.27
6,799.53
326.56

196,187.78

135,937.69

11,291,023.50

5,917742,,913340..8265

.

_

125,989.91



_

87,636.09

30,232.59

White

144.83 1,304.02

116.42

210.89

639.66

1,851.46

551.28

141.04

Negro 00

. . . _.



._ ..

._______

746.19

White

435.18

99.59

333.00

500.00

2,456.16

530.00

Negro

251.58

49.77

167.00 __._._______

1,228.07

1,428.85

350.00

White

149.69

379.31

._

4,426.50

1,611.19

500.00

1,953.80

Negro

126.44

1,475.48

460.00

750.00

White

1,408.05 . ._._.___

552.05

6,296.77

301.71

929.06 ..

~~~~ :::::::::::: :::::~~!:~~: :::::::::::: :~:::::::-:- :-:::::::::: :::::2:462:~~:j:::::::::::::: :::::::::::-:: :::::::::::::: ::::~~:~~~:~~:

White

298.56

Negro .. __. .___

82.00

White

210.14

343.00

Negro

30.06

49.00

White ._.

._.

_

Negro

_

White ... _. ._ 1,788.13

Negro ._._. __. __._

101.30

White _. ._

406.90

Negro _._______ 238.96

237.37 33.92 1,929.44 214.00 692.20 296.00 212.82 129.06

525.00 75.00
229.38

300.00 118.73 108.20

-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_
5,733.18

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

-----------

--I

16.60

133.31 ._.

6,033.62

670.00

727.88

17,570.38

415.08

91.05

1,678.18

61.00

2,709.51

37.00

1,054.26

1,157367..7713 _
._. _
45.00
457.83 76.49

915.25 135.00 2,734.97 345.35
410.00
3,640.00 2,150.00

White . . Negro

.' 1,800.00 . ._._._

500.00 1,063.66

White

825.29

863.95

163.25

272.74

114.90

Negro

.___

116.84

10.00

. ._.

iJ:~;~ :::::::::::: ::::::::::::1:::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

10,531.82

500.00 _

510.72 150.00

545.13

7,532.23 .

.

906.06 . . . .

._ . __.. _._

1,067.65 33.62

4,248.23 988.31

U~U~ ::::::::::::::1::::::::::::::1 -------7-3-9-.-3-7- .-------------,

171,768.61 45,135.90 223,172.39 113,617.24 245,125.79 79,278.73 316,181.39
~~:~~~:~~
126,482.76 43,728.26 184,485.87 20,833.24 462,722.04 54,476.56 604,600.90 140,957.95 262,505.33 153,193.92
257,006.22 100,812.28 429,184.33 158,164.38 44,087.36 26,229.66

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

II. Instruction-Continued

SYSTEM

I

B. INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS
-

I 11. Textbooks

2. Library Books

-

-

(a) School (b) Peri~ (c) AudioLibrary odicals and Visual
Books Newspapers Materials

(d) Other Supplies

3. Teaching Supplies

C. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION

1. Travel
(a) Travel of (b) Travel of (c) Travel of Non-Teaching Instructional Teachers
Principals Supervisors

2. Other

Total Expense of
Instruction

Hogansville Jefferson

LaGraoge

Marietta

.....
.0.>..

Monroe

Moultrie

Newnan

Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls

Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa Trion Valdosta

s White $-----------

383.58 $

s 81.59 $ 108.63

829.64 $ 1,327.54 $_____________ $_____________ $

836.15 $ 2,655.12 $

Negro ------------

190.00

35.00 ------------

425.17

535.00 --.----------- --------------

137.77

468.61

White ------------

183.00

121.31 ------------ 2,164.36 -.-.---------- -------------- ----------.--- --.----------- ----.---------

Negro ------------ ------------ ---_.------- ------------ ------------ -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

146,397.99 61,653.87 52,957.21 1,930.56

White ------_.----

Negro ------------

White

233.46

932.50 ------.----- -------._--- ------------

466.30 2,632.85

-----205:99-

-----594:i0-

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

2,059.37 135.00
16,343.23

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

-------367:56-
--.-----.-----

75.61 .-------------
--------------

._------------
-------522:79-

510,547.31 226,458.86 696,505.70

--T630:77- -------656:85- Negro ------------ ---.-------- -----_.---.- ------------

White ------------

562.63

47.17 ------------

---.---------- -------------- ----.---------
----_.----.--- --------.----- ------.-.-----

--------.-----
--------.-----

131,360.84 189,777.23

Negro White

------.-----
3,411.29

---i:395:ii-

---_.-------
663.80

----------.-
1,026.51

---i;705:64-

----iO;786:90-

-------574:02-

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

-----2;9i2:58-

-----7;709:00-

----498;598:90

Negro 1,137.09

234.90

White .-.--------- 1,114.06

136.18

203.11

329.62

76.34 ------------ ------------

2,446.74 4,979.88

116.25 -------442:i6-
--------------

1,572.91 1,507.17

-------835:ii-

102,249.65 316,197.64

Negro ------_.--.-

209.40

20.44 ------------ ------------

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

149.36

94,348.83

Whit e ------------ ------.----- -----_.---.- ------------ ------------ ----_.--------

166.40 --------------

1,030.40

9,909.50

156,114.32

Negro Whit e

------.-----
86.44

------------
402.18

-----------154.30

-----------486.62

-----------429.40

-----i;852:89-

--------50:00-

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

769.45 980.03

1,167.52 596.76

89,736.15 120,404.79

Negro

266.50

Whit e 24,504.00

87.69 2,580.54

39.75

85.87

286.26

354.74 ------------ 1,019.77

-------500:00- 735.27

13.40

7,908.34 --~-----------

192.31 --------------

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

6,326.00

90,461.40 753,962.84

NWehgirt eo -_-__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

------------
1,362.40

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

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

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

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

--------.------------------

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

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

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

87,260.30 67,662.44

::::::::::::1:::::::::::: -------760:86- -----23;576:oi Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------_._----- -------------- --------------

Whit

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

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

Negroe

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

Whit e 11,503.01 1,233.79

492.66

144.15

155.80 -------------- -------------- --------------

832.54

2,467.32

Negr 0

308.65 ------------

133.69 ------------ ------------ -------------~ -------------- -------------- --------------

1,138.89

White ------------

322.06

86.86

869.38

34.86

17,038.85

238.82

288.50

311.84

4,082.50

Negr0 ___________ Whit e ------------

85.68 568.53

52.77

458.33

42.20

141.00 ------------ ------------

5,819.42

23.56

4,324.51 --------------

192.33 252.49

-------239:22-

2,325.00 319.40

Negr 0 ------------

109.51

127.00 ------------ ------------

1,456.50 ------_._----- --------------

79.67

337.50

Whit e ------------

318.25 ------------

20.00

40.00

1,488.90

295.83 --------------

166.91

411.04

::::::::::::I:::::::::::: ---i;787:07- Negr0 ____________ ------------

Whit e Negr 0

-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_

-----------1. ____________



-----.------ -----------833.03

37.46 -------------- .. _------------ -------------- --------------

7,537.21

400.00

317.43

1,182.38

3,929.72

2,143.41 - --~----------

419.77

641.52

913.71

433,408.20 83,232.44 362,727.15 209,846.02 202,117.95 72,441.85 147,695.83 6,914.52
540,060.58 310,366.94

Vidalia Waycross West Point 'Winder
Total Cities
Total Counties
Grand Total

White __________

Negro ___________ :

White

523.67

Negro

224.42

White ------------

Negro ------------

White ------------

Negro ------------

295 83 163.55 1,3 46.90 577.24 350.00 350.00 300.00 114.31

White 46,499.26 69,634.89 Negro 3,483.33 30,668.12

White 93,834.72 446,157.98 Negro 37,709.41 46,854.79

Whit. 140,333.98 515,792.87 Negro 41,192.74 77,5 22.91

.--.T~i~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ 1------------ 54.59

1 227.'38

21. 71 ------------

21.00

98.00

161.06 1 563.31

42.00 ,

69.02

241.41

2 2 97
:ff

73.64

.45

I

1_. _____ .00

50.00 ------------ ------------

5,262.09 -------------- --------------

42. 15

50.00 ------------ ------------

68.00 ------------

115.00

1,019.78 500.52

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

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

--

-------205.

74

__.

40.00 ------------ 60.00

326.00 -------------- --------------

519. 68

91.40
443.95 1.16.53..

143,512.27 73,811.82 454,520.94 241,872.42 86,802.60 80,755.41 168,624.69 71,537.64

8,335.51 13,579.41 44,541.01 2,592.43 5,654.09 12,000.88

260.383.41 81,679.31

3,336.26 684.95

8,425.32 2,794.07

20,491. 83 375,182.58 21,370,493.29 8,202. 62 122,869.52 9,175,714.77

21,369.13 45,794.77 229,610.39 7,327.79 8,939.14 61,361.41

562,778.98 212,108.96

39,282.65 2,530.63

51,600.26 34,593.38

327,359. 22 97,057. 47

774,815.54 66,178,795.02 385,230.56 26,638,648.99

29,704.64 59,374.18 274,151.40 9,920.22 14,593.23 73,362.29

823,162.39 293,788.27

42,618.91 3,215.58

60,025.58 37,387.45

347,851 .05 1,149,998.12 87,549,288.31 105,260.09 508,100.08 35,814,363.76

..~

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

II. Instruction-Continued

III. Attendance Services

D. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE (Special Programs)

A. SALARIES

B. MISCELLANEOUS
EXPENSE OF ATTENDANCE SERVICES

1. Salaries

2. Travel

3. Miscellaneous

Expense

Total

Total

Special

Attendance

SYSTEM

Programs 1. Visiting 2. Other 3. Clerical

Services

(b) County

(b) County (a)Supplies

Teachers Attendance Personnel 1. Travel 2. Supplies 3. Other

and Home (a) and Home and

Officers

(a) Veterans Demon- Veterans Demon- Materials (b) Other

stration

stration

1

Agents

Agents

w'

I

---

I

_ 1 _ _

1_

Appling

Atkinson

.....
0'

Bacon

0'

Baker

Baldwin

Banks

hite $ 4,067.90 $

$ 486.38 $

$

$ 4,666.48 $ 9,220.76 $ 4,266.86 $

$

$ 695.40 L

L

$ 4,962.26

~ :3:;;;;;:-:::;~-;~ mm- .::-::.':mm}m~I:.;~~I,,";o::: I :~-'~"':.:::~:

= , : : :;i~ ~: ,;~:~:,;~;.;~;:,~.o;;,,o :;.~j~ i;~.~ ~.~ ~;~.~ I. :::.:I

Barrow

Bartow Ben Hill Berrien

~'Il\~~ ----4;671;52 ========== ========== ========== --1;449:72 ========== ----6;121:24 --4;090:08 :::=::::=: :=:::::::: --i;ooo:oo :::::::::: ::::=::::: ----5;090:08 ~~~~ ----1;192:48 1,899.96 95.00 ----120:00 =::::::::: ::=:::=::= ----3;307:44 --3;8i6:70 ::=::==:=: :==:===:== ----325:95 :==:=:=:== =:====:==: ----4;142:65 ~Nhe~g~r~o 1U,112U4.0~0 :=::====== ~~~:n ========== ----313110:.6000 1,782.10 1U,2~3U4.0g0 --4;816:64 ==::====:= =:=:=:=:=: ----689:53 :===:=:=:= ========== ----5;506:17_

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

f~~~EI'(:~:~~:~~~~m~~~m{::)~:~;~~-~~~ .:m::::::~m;~;F:::::~:~i~f~~~f::l;~~:lm~!il~~_~:lj:J;~~!I~:2 :,:'8:7:=5:4:'0:9:=_:.~ .~:0~n9_;or48l_-:I!_--=:;=::~_-:::~=~:n.-l:_-:~_:-=::_--=:::.=-: I.:-_:= ~_-:.~: -= --~.:-~=.- ~_:-~.:_:-~1'_:"_-:_--:358-~.:10~-.:.:6-~_3_12_:-~=:- ~_:-_:~-':_=~:-=-~=-=- :-~=.-_=:~-= -~: -~_: .-~ _-.:~_--:51_-;:'~0:5~-;06t:'-.o~-7~

Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden

White 4,950.00

Negro

350.00

390.00

200.00 1,430.00 6,970.001 4,500.03 69.00 1,275.75 1,694.75

597.22

5,097.25 _

WNehgirteo

700.00 960000..0000 156.06 180.00

44.74

1,968000..80001 3,816.70

639.22

4,455.9_

~:~:~ :::::::::::: ---------- ---------- ----~:~:~~:::::::::: :::::::::: ------~:~:~~ -_::~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ---_:~~:~: :::::::::: :::::::::: ----~:~~~:~

White 10,454.46 1,274.62 2,081.57

10,755.24

83.00 24,648.89 3,795.81__________

464.50

4,260.3

Negro 3,414.42 300.00 50.00

20.99

3,785.41

_

~:~:~ :::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::: --~:~~::~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ----~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ----~:~~~:~

Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham

White 4,401.00 Negro
White 13,779.92 Ne~ro _.__________
WhIte 3,908.23 Negro White Negro
White Negro

387.00 .______ 550.00 1100.00
6,828.30 4,552.20

1,298.64 173.28

6.69
326.86 217.91

109.31 1,033.70
74,746.07 49,830.71

4,897.31 16,112.26
556.69 4,981.51
81,901.23 54,600.82

1,916.64 1,900.00
4,316.66
722.20 361.10 7,159.08 7,058.34

3,449.92

500.00 898.92 282.00
619.79 425.00

.___
:____
_ 95.95 47.97

2,416.64 1,900.00

4,348.84



_

4,598.6 _

818.1

409.0

7,778.8 7,483.3

Chattahoochee

White Negro

_

Chattooga

White 21,619.18

Negro

748.64

393.96

6,119.97 381.47

28,133.11 1,966.70 1,130.11

I-'

Cherokee

0>

-l

Clarke

White Negro White Negro

7,289.00 7,200.00 30,533.18

547.38

240.00 2,744.91

14,729.00 33,825.47

3,891.70 9,533.32 1,500.00

Clay

White Negro

1,172.08 '-

225.52

72.40

613.70 2,083.70 1,990.08 . _. __.

1,485.00 _
795.70 _
528.99 363.83 67.76

_

_

3,451.7

..

_

4,687.4 _

10,062.3 1,863.8

... 2,057.8

.

_

Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt

White

1,250.00

300.00

1,550.00 4,275.10

1,000.00

5,275.10

~I:\~~ :::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::: ----362:50 ----150:00 :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ------512:50

~NIe:\g~r~o ------489:90 3.,_6_0_0_.0_0_ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ----4;089:90 --1;456:00 :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :_:::::. :::: :::::::::: ---'1;456:0_0

White 6,077.23 Negro

352.48 508.12

122.00 7,059.83 3,766.58

_

._._

452.76

.____

_

.

4,219.3 _

W~ite
Negro

6,483.99 2,606.50 179.09 2,343.97 4,168.76 15,782.31 3,678.36

. _.________ 503.53

4,181.8 _

Columbia

White Negro

._______

. ._ _

841.66 ,

841.6

,

_

Cook

White 5,489.20 600.00 724.26__________ 245.84 240.00 7,299.30 4,216.70

564.26

.____ 4,780.9

' Coweta
Crawford Crisp

i~~ "l~.j~ .'.':.::3:331':'00.00' ~.~1

,l~.fi ,";;:~.~ ::~:.~ . . ~:.~,.. . ::::'~::

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

II. Instruction-Continued
D. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE (Special Programs)

1
-1-
!

III. Attendance Services-Continued

A. SALARIES

B. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF
ATTENDANCE SERVICES

SYSTEM

1. Salaries

2. Travel

3. Miscellaneous Expense

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

I
I(a) Veterans

(b) County and Home
Demonstration
Agents

I(b) County (a) Supplies I

(a) Vet- and Home and

1___ erans

Demonstratton

, Agents

Materials (b) Other
I

Total Special Programs

1. Visiting 2. Other 3. Clerical

I Teachers Attendance Personnel

I_

Officers

1. Travel 2. Supplies

Total Attendance
Services
3. Other

1

_

Dade

Dawson

.....
Ol

Decatur

00

DeKalb

Dodge

White $ 2,157.59 $ 390.00 $

$..

$ 150.00 $.

$ 2,607.59 $

$

$

$

$

$

$

__

Negro

_

White

__

Negro

.

_

White Negro White

3,650.61 1,383.88

80.00

-', 300.00 1,969.41 435'.94

70.41 70.41

6,070.43 2,408.36 1,890.23

433.04

2,841.40 _ _

Negro

,..

5,075.00

296.79

5,371.79

White 16,442.49 2,700.00 1,259.61 Negro

100.00 3,218.35

23,720.45 4,229.18

386.18

4,565.36 _

Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin

White 6,764.03 657.50 650.00

8,071.53 3,768.74

413.78

4,182.52

Negro

_

White 7,999.67 2,500.00

l07,304.18 117,803.85 5,579.14

345.80

5,924.9'1

Negro

__

White 1,449.18

1,449.18

_

Negro

_

White 2,737.24

2,737.24 3,350.00

500.00

400.00 4,250.00

Negro

_

White

__

:::::::::::::::: --;:~~~:~~ :::::::::r:::::::: ----;~~:;~ :::::::::: ----;:~~~:;~ --~:~;~:~~ :::::::::: ::::::::::i----~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ----~:~~~:~~

~~:~::: ~~ng.- ~ ~:~ ~ ~ ~_ ;_i~_i,I:~6_:l~_:.93;_!~ 3~_:3:_ -_-:~.:-:-_:~-,Ii_:~:_-, "~;I_:-:_-: :_-: : :fl~: ,: : :~_:~:I :.-_:_:5_':,32_;~1:_.:~i.20_: ~'I;\~~1----8:633:05 U~~:~g ----270:571:::::::::: :~~:~~ -----52:00

4

it :: :::::::::: ~~i~: :H~~~U:~~II ::::~~;:~~: ::~:~~~::~I::~~~~:~:: i:~~i:~~ I

1- --

:

1:: :: :: :::: __: !_!_ __: -_: -_: :_- -_: -_: -_: :_- -_: -_: -_:

1,700.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------

9,;.2_:_:'-0:_"

I:-:: 1-_: _:4:_- _:,: _:.' 5 li_:- -::_:-::: ::_:-: :-:::-::

0:_'00

6:_:2:_: l

Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fnlton

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady

Greene

Gwinnett

Habersham

~

~

Hall

Hancock

Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry

Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis

i~j:~if::.~~"!r*,~,,'1~~r..~lm~;:;~;;In .........~;~I::-;;;: White 6,095.64 __________1,351.02 ----------

46.99 ---------- 7,493.65 ---------.1---------- ---------- ---

1--

White Negro White Negro

3,199.92 8,250.00 840.00 2,432.00

470.23 300.00 3,970.15 3,916.70

500.00

4,416.70

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

779.93 11,976.42 872.98 25,151.33 17,908.00 4,620.00

2,089.24

24,617.24

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

White
Negro White WNehgirtoe Negro White

4,181.76 1,600.00 1,546.44

716.00

6,497.76 4,108.40 ---------- ---------- 500.00

----______ 4,608.40

---

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

900.00

900.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------

---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ --3-,-4-1-0--.8-5- ---------- ---------- -----4-0-1-.9-1- ---------- ---------- ----3--.8-1--2-.7-6-

2,437.47

200.95

2,638.42

313.56

1,860.00 3,816.62

3,816.62

~~~~ - --8:077:23 --i:800:00 :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::-i:048:90 ---iO:926:i3 --4:530:00 :::::::::: :::::::::: ----800:00 :::::::::: :::::::::: ----5:330:00

Negro 1,206.96 840.00

150.00 2,196.96 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------

White Negro White
Negro White Negro White
Negro White Negro

3,515.00 2,950.00 525.00
3,150.00 3,777.42
3,866.66 6,630.00 1,235.40 360.00
1,980.00 1,080.00

"-_________

315.25

490.43 120.00

7,270.68 2,358.35 645.00 2,358.35

254.04 254.04

2,612.39 2,612.39

345.81

928.50 8,201.73 4,549.96

560.18

5,110.14

600.00

---------- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -----------378.10 16,325.28 27,800.04 ---------- ---------. ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------

447.00

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

..

10,028.00 12,070.40 4,766.66

750.00

5,516.66

---. ------ ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -----------180.00 126.47 2,286.47 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------"- ---------- -----------1,080.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------

White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

4,247.59
938.38 6,328.25
5,944.00 320.00
1,272.81

138.77

4,386.36 3,891.62

462.44

4,354.06

---------_ ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------

276.30 72000

690.00 2,624.68 3,816.62

625.36

4,441.98

1,050.00

159.90

4,815.53

1,050.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------

11,303.68 2,416.70

407.94

2,824.64

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

1,164.04

13.72

7,121.76 4,266.70

417.80

4,684.50

101.10 66.78

421.10 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------

9.21 600.00 1,948.80 4,516.70

544.10

5,060.80

.,.--

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

White

206.40

300.00

506.40 ~,g28g.0000'----------

268.01.__________

3,188.01

WNehgirtoe

4,875.00

600.00 ----6--4-1-.0-0- ---------- ----5--3-6-.2-0- -----1-5-7-.0-0-

6,26090.200 . 03,081,6..74 1 __

--

--

-

----------

99.12 ---------- ---------340.25 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

41,,115769..9192

Negro

---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ .---- ---- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------

White 7,347.00 1,500.00, 1,207.14

148.57

10,202.71 6,026.62

643.25 1

6,669.87

~.--.. mm! . :.-'""~;-ml)~:;I:m~lml;::' -......;:m~

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

II. Instruction-Continued
D. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE (Special Programs)

III. Attendance Services-Continued

A. SALARIES

B. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF
ATTENDANCE SERVICES

1. Salaries

2. Travel

3. MisceUaneous Expense

Total Special Programs

Total
Attendance Services

SYSTEM

(b) County

(b) County (a) Supplies

1. Visiting 2. Other 3. Clerical

and Home

and Home and

Teachers Attendance Personnel I. Travel 2. Supplies 3. Other

(a) Veterans Demon- (a) Vet- Demon- Materials (b) Other

Officers

stration eraus stration

Agents

Agents

- - - - - - - _..- - - - - -

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

Jefferson

Jenkins

...... o--1

Johnson

Jones

Lamar

White S 5,165.52 S_________ $ 472.48$ _________ S 30.00 S 1,344.60$ 7,012.60 $ 4,483.36 $--------- $--------- $ 500.00 $--------- $--------- $ 4,983.36

Negro White

----i:-i50:-i8

--i;i52:00

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

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

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

----2:82i:83 ----500:02 -----i:166:66 219.35

---------- ---------3,666.64 ---------- ----------

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

Negro White

------29i:6-i

200.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------300.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

200.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -----------591. 64 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------

Ne~ro
WhIle

------600:00

--i:200:00

---------------._--

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

----762:50

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

------------
2,562.50

--3:8i6:6-i

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

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

----500:00

----------
--------_.-

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

-----i:3i6:6-i

Ne~ro
WhIle Negro

------------
-------98:75

----i50:00
----------

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

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

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

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

------i50:00
98.75

---i:066:72
----------

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

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

----223:-i2
----------

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

- ~,- - - - - - --
----------
----------

----4;290:i-i
------------

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln

White ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ 2,303.35 ---------- ----------

300.00 ---------- ----------

2,603.35

Negro White

----6:-i70:95

--2:400:00

--7:280:9-i

----600:00

----650:2-i

-10:770:20

---28: i72: 33

---i:500:03

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

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

----289:-i1

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

385.00 ----5:i7-i:-i-i

Negro

3,615.03 1,200.00 ---------- ----------

51.09 1,200.00 6,066.12

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

200.00 ----------

385.00

585.00

White ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ 3,266.70 ---------- ----------

270.96 ---------- ----------

3,537.66

Ne~ro
WhIte

-----------1,000.00

----909:96

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

----i50:00

----2:951:58 --i:i06:0-i ----ioo:oo ----1:206:0-i ----------
891.62 ----------

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

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

Negro -----------White ------------

1,260.00 1,500.00

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

150.00 ----------

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

-----io:oo

1,410.00 1,659.00 ---------- ----------

198.59 ---------- ----------

1,857.59

1,510.00 ---- -----~ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------

-- Negro ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

----

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

Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison

White ------------ 396.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- 350.00

746.00

250.00 ---------- ----------

237.36 ---------- ----------

487.36

Negro White Negro

----6:082:92
922.00

White

48.60

::::::::::
__________ ----------

--2:i-i8:-i1 ::::::::::
225.00 __________ __________ 1__________

----i3i:2-i
-------------------

----------
----i02:32
----------

----8:362:57
1,249.32 48.60

---i:850:0-i
1,658.40

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

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

----i2-i:22

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

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

-----i:97-i:26 ----i:87-i:56

~~~~::~~~:I~. ~~~~~~~ 3,831.15

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

----3:83i:i5

--3:900:0-i

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

----------

---------- ---'4;-ii1:73

~!:============i========== ========== ========== ----252:13 2,196.11

2,196.11

~~~:~~~:~~I ~~~~~ ~~=~ ~ ~~~~~~~:~~I ~~~~:~ ~~~~ WNehgirte0! __________________________1__,9__2_0_._0_0_1_-_-_-_-_-_-_--_-_-_1_-_-_-_-_--_-_-_-_-

_w ________ _________ w

----------

2,172.13
------------

==== ======

I

======:==:'

---Ti77:98
------------

Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Museogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph

White

4,395.00 ----------

693.10 ---------~

716.76 -------_.~

----253:37 Negro ----------.- --.------- ---------- ----.-.---

140.04

White ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

5,804.86 3,566.66 ---------- ----------

650.00 ---------- ----------

4 ,216.66

----358:74 ----4, 140.04

---------- ------.-.-

253.37 4,623.54 ---------- --------.-

-.-------- ------------------- ----------

982.28

Negro White

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

----420:00

--------------_.---

---._-----
.------._-

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

--------------_.---

------420:00

--i;658:30

.------------------

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

----224:42

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

----.-.------------

----i,882.72

Ne&ro ------------

WhIte ------------

Negro White

----i;241:04

300.00 2,000.04
874.96
----------

----------
-----.----------------------

----------
---.------
-------------------

----------
-----50:00
----------

-i8;633:50 --i;820:00

300.00 20,633.54

--3;783:40

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

------._--
----------

----459:82

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

--.-.-----
----------

----4 ,243.22

924.96 3,061.04

--3;300:03

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

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

----500:00

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

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

3,-800:03

Negro

1,000.00 ----.----- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

1,000.00 ---------- ----~----- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -----

White 1,756.40 1,910.91 ---------- ._-------- 2,987.72 1,063.63 7,718.66 4,576.70 1,759.34 ----.----- 1,000.00 ---------- ---------- 7, 276.04

Negro .._---------- 900.00 ---------- ---------- 672.04 ---------- 1,572.04 White ------------ ---------- ---------- --------- ---------- ---------- ------------

3,865.54

861.00 ----------

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

----402:39

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

----------
p---------

861.00 4, 267.93

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

White ------------ ---------- .--------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- ______ a ___ ---------- ____ a _____ ---------- _ ___ a

Negro White

---i4:875:00

--2;ioo:00

--i:200:00

----------

--2;008:40

----683:22

---20;866:62

-T8i6:74

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

-----------._------

----720:00

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

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

----4, 536.74

Negro White

----5;367:62

900.00 900.00

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

360.00
----------

--i;235:oi

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

1,260.00 7,502.63

-T060:70

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

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

----500:00

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

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

----3;560.70

Negro ------------ ---------- n _________ ---------- .. ---- ---- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- --------.- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------

White 83,865.68 6,857.78 28,267.29 11,221.00 5,971.77 ---------- 136,183.52 10,481.13 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 10, 481.13

Negro White

---2i;949:59

----240:00

-T523:ii3

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

----973:33

----949:60

---25;635:85

3,616.70

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

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

----46i:68

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

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

----4;078.38

Negro -----------White ------------

360.00 3,900.00

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

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

100.56
----------

----420:00

460.56 4,320.00

--3:iiio:04

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

--p----------------

----500:00

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

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

----4;310.04

Negro White

----2;745:00

----600:00

889.23

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

------1:48

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

-----------4,235.71

---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------4,066.70 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

4, 066.70

Negro White

----i;398:48

----585:00

-----. ----
----------

----385:00

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

--i;546:00

----3;914:48

--3;4i4:6i

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

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

----508:56

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

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

----3;923.18

Negro ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------

White Negro
White

---i2;245:79
3,924.43

----294:00
360.00

----60i:02
----------

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

----iOO:37
----------

976.55
----699:96

976.55 3,787.56 ---------- ----------

510.60 ---------- ----------

4 298.16

13,241.18 4,984.39

--4;233:40

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

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

----547:00

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

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

----4; 780.40

Negro
White Negro
White

----3;6i8:29
1,500.00 928.42

----------
----------
300.00

----------
----600:00
186.66

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

------2:00
1.25
----------

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

----3:620:29
2,401.25 1,415.08

--3;950:04 --3;250:00

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

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

--i;ooo:oo ----600:00

-----25:00 -------------------
---------- ------------------- ----------

4, 975.04
----3;850.00

Negro ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------

White ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- --------.- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------

Negro ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- --- -- ~---- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------

White Negro
White

------------
------945:00

1,532.00
--i;980:00

72.08 ----------
----------

375.91
----------

75.28
----i20:00

--3;887:34
68.97

1,679.36 4,266.70 ---------- ---------- 503.00

6.14 ________ a_

4, 775.84

--i;908::l2 4,263.25
3,113.97

---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---- --~------- ~---------- ---------- 177.83 ---------- ---------- 2, 086.15

Negro ~----------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ 1,908.32 ---------- ----------

177.83 ---------- ----------

2, 086.15

White ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --------_.. ------

Negro White

----5;534:76

--i;666:70

----253:64

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

-----94:52

----498:00

----8;047:62

--3;5i6:70

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

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

--i;oio:oo

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

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

----4;526.70

Negro White

---Ti27:92

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

'---645:74

--i;i50:00

----ii5:00

----275:00

----5;3i3:66

--2;407:65

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

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

----336:32

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

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

----2~743.97

Negro

1,530.44 ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

200.00

1,730.44 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

II. Instruction-Continued

---------0----------------.-

- ... - -- -.---.--I

D. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE (Special Programs)

III Attendance Serv ces-Continued
._---- ._---- ._._----------,-----

A. SALARIES

B. MISCELLANEOUS I
EXPENSE OF ATTENDANCE SERVICES

I. Salaries

2. Travel

3. Miscellaneous

Total

Expense

Special

- - - - - - - - - _ - - - - - 1 - - - - , - - - 1 Programs

Total Attendance
Services

SYSTEM

(b) County

(b) County (a)Supplies

1. Visiting 2. Other 3. Clerical

and Home (a) Vet- and Home and

Teachers Attendance Personnel 1. Travel 2. Supplies 3. Other

(a) Veterans Demon- erans Demon- Materials (b) Other

Officers

stration

stration

Agents

Agents

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

Richmond

Rockdale

...... -c

Schley

tv

Screven

Seminole

White S 17,319.68 $ 799.94 $........ $

$ 360.00 $30,094.79

Negro 20,838.21

__ 13,520.85

White 1,449.96

.

Negro 1,482.77

_

.

White _........... 630.00

__. __

__

.

Negro 1,264.96

__

.

White 1,071.70 12,060.00 235.98 675.00.......... 711.00

Negro

.

1,220.00

White 2,244.55.......... 162.36 __

35.00 6,112.30

Negro . __

__

.

48,574.41 $ 5,400.00 $. __

$

~4,359.06 4,394.40..........

1,449.96 2,416.70. __

__

1,482.77

__

630.00 1,046.40

1,264.96 . __

14,753.68 2,583.40..........

1,220.00

__

8,554.21 3,816.74

S __.. S
95.45 85.68
__ 491.63 __
__ __.. 357.14

$........ $ 5,400.00

4,394.40

__

2,512.15

__

85.68

1,046.40

__.. __

__.. __.. __

__.. __

3,075.03

_.. . __ . __

.

4,173.88

Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot

White 10,466.40 6,855.92

Negro

_

White 2,640.00 1,959.96

__.. __.

Negro . __

__

White.

1,348.64

_._._.....

Negro 1,057.81

__

__

White

__

1,614.96..........

Negro

661.66

White __

__

Negro .. _

3,319.75
200.00 __ 120.00 __ 90.00 __
__

. 20,642.07 4,016.66 __

_

320.57

__.. __

4,337.23

_
. --4;799:96 '3;816:70 :::::::::: :::::::::: 500:00 :::::::::: :::::::::: 4;316:70

. _

1;468:64

3,936.62 :::::::::: :::::::::: 170:6" :::::::::: :::::::::: --,,;107:26

. 1,057.81

__

__

. 1,704.96 3,816.62

_ 497.05..........

4,313.67

.

661.66

__

__

. ....... __.. 4,766.66 __

600.00 __

5,366.66

.

Taliaferro Tattuall Taylor Telfair Terrell

White __

__

__ __.

__

.

Negro

_

..

_

White 3,900.00 2,107.50 957.00. __

.

Negro

904.20

__ .. __. __ __

.

White
WNehgirteoI

_ 1,544.83..........

__

__

4,058.17

2,087.18

239.04..........

84.00

657.23 148.13

N,egro ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

White 2,429.00 1,155.00 300.00 877.00 __. __ .

Negro'............

1

1,367.55

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen

Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

Walker

Walton

.-

Ware

-J

c.<>

Warren

Washington

Wayne Webster Wheele!"" White Whitfield

Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth

~e~:~
White Negro White Negro White Negro
NWehgirtoe

~::~~::~: --C020:00 __::::~:~~ :::::::::: -----~::~~ ----270:00

13,373.66 2,700.00 2,379.69 600.00

29,205.00

3,584.33 4,701.56

2,061.00 300.00
1,020.00
1,700.00

76.80 1,115.49
. 580.00

200.00

49.47 242.75

1f:m:g~ __~::~~:~~I:::::::::: :::::::::: ----~:::~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ----~:~~~:~~

48,258.35 5,000.04

1,800.00 500.00

7,300.04

_

5,722.13 3,816.72

6,117.05

.

1,020.00 2,447.14

742.50 .
208.32

4,559.22 _
2,755.46 _

2,772.22 2,100.00

214.79

2,414.79_

White 5,457.75 2,580.00 Negro

15.48

167.37

8,220.60 4,450.06

White 4,370.93 Negro

252.42

324.00

4,947.35 3,700.03 .

White Negro

194.22 725.00

283.50 225.00

1,202.72 3,816.70 225.00

White Negro

1,200.00

97.50 1,079.00 2,376.50 3,316.70

.

._.

White 43,800.11

43,800.11 2,183.35

Negro 20,016.00

20,016.00 2,183.35

5,120.82

White 1,428.00 3,307.00 Negro

240.00

4,975.00 _

White Negro

7,500.00 2,425.92 1,050.00 2,100.00

10,975.92 3,696.62

2,100.00

..

White Negro

5,090.00

White 2,696.02 240.00 451.92

Negro

.

120.00 3,507.94 .

White 1,910.00 3,149.97

Negro

600.00

61.18 5,121.15 3,250.02 600.00

1,350.00 388.18 424.45 950.00 250.00 250.00 587.05
497.22 500.00
.
148.80

1,750.00 2,250.00

.

.

20.00

15.00

200.13

5,800.06 _
4,088.21 _
5,991.15 2,250.00 4,266.70
_
2,453.35 2,448.35 5,707.87
_

4,393.97 _

5,590.00 _

_

.

_

3,398.82 _

White Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro
White Negro

2,921.20 .
21,210.56

2,215.92 2,100.00

. 1,195.09

1,200.00

._.

.

360.00

1,051.46 507.20

120.00 150.00
.. ..
9,410.15 3,107.35 ..

4,121.20 3,291.70

. __ .

.

360.00 1,500.82

4,732.47 1,917.96 507.20
2,100.00 2,416.70

33,728.06 3,816.55

500.00 .
55.21
257.58 298.56

3,791.70

.

..

_

1,556.03

_

2,175.54 _

2,715.26

.

_

3,816.55 _

;,;: l1:;:;----',''':''

::::I:::: ----~':" :::::::::: ---_":U

ill::::

",;~:~

-':"":'" ::::--

--I:-:::::

-

-

000:":

'
-::::::r::::::::

---':"":"

~j~;: ::"'m~ :~.~."'~I~'~;:~~;:;~

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

Total Counties

White 827,240.27187,09R.47 96,498.97 25,652.99159,103.63 411,89?381,707,489.71513,810.65 10,129.26 1,800.00 Negro 183,903.28, 28,007.82, 10,995.63,1 2,967.711 43,231.14 93,113.19 362,218.77 36,215.29 861.00 __-~::----- 1633,,089025..9593

835.261 2,555.00 592,935.70 ~_2,650.0~ ..._. ~~,867.25

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

II. Instruction-Continued
D. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE (Special Programs)

III. Attendance Services-Continued

A. SALARIES

B. MISCELLANEOUS
EXPENSE OF ATTENDANCE SERVICES

SYSTEM
Americus Atlanta Bremen Buford Calhoun
Cartersville Cedartown Cochran Commerce Dalton
Decatur Dublin Gainesville Hogansville LaGrange

1. Salaries

2. Travel

3. Miscellaneous Expense

Total Special Programs

Total
Attendance Services

(b) County

(b) County (a) Supplies

1. Visiting 2. Other 3. Clerical

and Home (a) Vet- and Home and

Teachers Attendance Personnel 1. Travel 2. Supplies 3. Other

(a) Veterans Demon- erans Demon- Materials (b) Other

Officers

stration

stration

Agents

Agents

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

,,---- -------- ----

White $----------- $--------- $--------- $--------- $--------- $_________ $___________ $ 3,058.30 $--------- $_________ $ 490.70 $--------- $ _---- $ 3,549.00

Negro ------------ ----------
White 165,137.94 ----------

2,656.72

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

--2;332:56

94,667.74

--264;794:96

-23;490:73

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

--1;044:61

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

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

---24;535:34

Negro 226,379.20 ---------- 1,164.79 ---------- 6,792.22 71,542.35 305,878.56 22,953.27 ---------- ---------- 756.72 ---------- ---------- 23,709.99

White ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- 6,355.57 ---------- 6,355.57 375.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 375.00

Negro White

----3;li8:50

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

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

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

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

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

----3;ii8:50

---------- ._----------------- ----------

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

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

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

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

--------.--------------

"."'.".'1 i~ i11:~.~ Negro ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
WhIte ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------Negro ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------White 13,212.76 7,213.26 ---------- ---------- ---------Negro ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
White 4,009.68 ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --------.------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --------------------- ---------- ---------- ___ H_H ____ ---------- ------------

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

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

------------.---------------

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

--------.---------------------

----------------.------------------

Negro ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

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

White 1,420.76 ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

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

Negro WhIte

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

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

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

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

--i;069:25

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

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

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

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

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

----i;069:25

Negro ------------ ---------- --------_. ---------- ----------
White .----------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------Negro ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

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

228.38

228.38

70.71

70.71

3,

152.75 555.00 395.00

_H ________
-------------------

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

----300:24 ----------
33.0f========

_.--------
-----------------.--

152.75 3,855.24
428.00

White 2,788.54

4,884.55

i~:~l~~~I-_---'--~~~m:~@~I:::::::=:='~:~~~~:~~I.! ~~~:~~ --

I::::::::: =1_ - - -

:,; r~:; I~ ; ;!~:~I; !:]:~ ~e~~~1=::=::::::::r::::::::=: =:=:::::::I:::::::=:: :::::=:===

7,673.09

5,776.70

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

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

473.70, _________
-.--5--00--.0-0-1_--_-__-_-_-_-_-_-_-

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

6,250.40
----5;250:00

-------------------
___ H ______
----------

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

-----1-7-4-.-0-61' _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_------4-1-.-8-81,__-_-________-_-_-_-

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

----3;898:76 -------4i:88

---------- ---------- ---- ______ 1______ ---- ---------- ------------

---------- ---------- 236.72

---------- 4,835.36

---------- ---------- ----------1========== ---------- ___________ H

Marm. tt a Monroe Moultrie Newnan Pelham
Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Thomaston Thomasville
Toccoa Trion Valdosta Vidalia Waycross
Total Cities
Total Counties
Grand Total

::',~~;I:--:"-I:ll~~:~ --_: ___ :__ 1_____ :___ :__ 1:::::::::: WNeh~o't:e:::::::::::I::::::::::

White
Ne~ro

_____l,_5_0__8_._8_1.i_-_-_-_-_-_-________

WhIte 20,047.02 __________

---------- ---------- 336 71 6 784 80

---.------ ------------------. -----------1;277 :81!:: ::::::::

.--------------------------------------

28.20
----_.-----.-------

7 121 51 1,537.01 __________
---21;324:83 1--2;764:85

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

-___~:~:~:~~I Ne~ro
WhIte Negro
White Negro

1,465.19
-------._---

-=-==-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- I
----------

-==-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=----------

-------------------.--------------------------.-

-----.----_---------------------------------------

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

1,230.42
____________
2,555.58 1,465.19
------------

1 41,.188341..9710 __________ __________
----------

'

.---------
----------
----------

---------
--.--------------- ... ----------

416.09 -----.----
-------------------

45.09. __________ 5,292.88

----------
---------.

.--------. .--------.

..-----------------_-.--

~ ------ --- ---------- ------------

White l____________ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 992.50

992.50 1,833.36 ---------- ---------- 155.58 ---------- ---------- 1,988.94

Negro White

---13;637:40

Negro' ____________

WNehgitreo'', ____1__,2_8_0__.0_0_ White ____________
Negro ____________
White I 7,222.88

--------------_-.------------------------------------------4;059:96

----435:07 ----------------------180:00'
::::::::::

----------------------------
----------
:::::::::: -------------------

----------------------------
----------
----148:45 ----------
----------

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

---14~072:47 ----1~280:00
------328:45 ---11;282:84

6,483.32
----375:00
--4~572:33
--2;386:02

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

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

----500:00

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

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

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

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

----420:00

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

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

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

----114:80

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

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

----6:983:32

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

------375:00

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

---"4;992:33

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

----2;500:82

NegrO - - - - -------- --_. ------ ---------- ---------- ---------- --------.- ------------ 1,590.68 ---------- ---------- 76.54 ---------- ---------- 1,667.22

White ____________
~h'f~Ir----2;029:20
Negro, ____________ White 6,221.20

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

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

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

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

---------. ----------------------------------------

---------------2;029:20
----6;22i:20

Negro White

2,402.84 --------------------- ----------

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

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

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

-----50:00

2,402.R4 50.00

4,516.70 ---------- ------------------- ---------- ------------------- ---------- ----------

--5;152:08

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

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

3,100.00 ---------- ----------

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

266.03 ----------

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

---

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

----220:45

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

176.39 ----------

305.00 ----------

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

4,782.73 -----------------------
----5:372:53
3,276.39 305.00

1~::~~]gl::~:~~~:~~I~~~:~~~:~~ Negro ------------

White Negro

14,489.16
------------

-

--7;562:72

--5;500:00

---55~435:20

--2~483:30

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

281. 98

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

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

----2; 765:28

3,241.17 ---------- 7,733.67 840.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

840.00

White Negro

258,204.64 21,755.72 15,352.80, 15,180.00 17,094.06 144,239.56 233,941.54 4,492.50 1,164.79' __________ 10,033.39 71,613.06

471,826.78 85,796.98 ---------- ---------321,245.28 30,216.61 ---------- ----------

6,107.81 45.09 ---------1,113.78 ---------- ----------

91,949.88 31,330.39

White 827,240.27 187,098.47 96,498.97 Negro 183,903.28 28,007.82 10,995.63 Whit,y' 085,444.91 208,854.19111,851.77
1 Negro 417,844.82 32,500.32 12,160.42

25,652.99

411,895.38 1,707,489.71 513,810.65

2,967.71 43,231.14 93,113.19 362,218.77 36,215.29

40,832.99.1117569,,119073..6693 556.134.94 2.179,316.49 599,607.63 2,967. 711 53,264.53 164,726.25 683,464.05 66,431.90

10,129.26 1,800.00, 63,805.53
861.00 ----------1 3,092.99

--~:~~~:~~I 10,129.26 861.00

69,913.34 4,206.77

835.26 47.97
880.35 47.97

2,555.00 2,650.00
2,555.00 2,650.00

592,935.70 42,867.25
684,885.58 74,197.64

SYSTEM
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

IV. Pupil Transportation Services

l. Supervisors

A. SALARIES

2. Drivers

3. Mechanics and Other Garage Employees

4. Clerk and Other Employees

B. CON. TRACT
SERVICES AND PUBLIC
CARRIERS

C. REPLACEMENT OF VEHICLES

l. Cash Purchases

2. Lease and Installment Purchases

D. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION INSURANCE

E. EXPENDITURES IN
LIEU OF TRANSPORTATION

s White $-------------

Negro --------------

White

4,156.58

Negro --------------

White --------------

Negro --------------

White --------------

Negro --------------

White --------------

Negro --------------

44,058.50 $ 4,080.00 $------------- $------------- $

s s 40.00

17,182.02

2,123.05 $-------------

10,755.00

845.64 -------------- -------------- - ------------ -------------- --- ---------- --------------

16,325.00 5,100.00

-----1;385:25-

600.00 --------------

405.00 --------------

8,750.00 3,750.00

2,500.00 1,500.00

1,124.21 330.65

6,300.00 2,200.00

25,389.44

5,418.75 -------------- --------------

4,744.99

12,928.71

883.98 --------------

2,932.50 -------------- -------------- ----- -------- ------- ------

1,762.50

132.60 --------------

10,867.70

2,760.00 -------------- -------------- --------------

5,627.24

206.51 --------------

13,585.00

360.00 -------------- -------------- --------------

7,034.05

258.15 --------------

13,859.80 -------------- -------------- --------------

7,019.00 --------------

1,217.19 --------------

9,200.00 -------------- --------------

2,475.00

7,018.61 --------------

617.18 --------------

White -------------- 44,728.83 -------------- -------------- --------------

3,418.00 --------------

577.13 --------------

Negro -------------- 5,373.09 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

52.44 --------------

White -------------- 15,390.54

3,895.67 -------------- -------------- --------------

4,290.00

500.90 --------------

Negro --------------

5,300.00 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -- ----------- --------------

White -------------- 90,701.02 -------------- -------------- -------- ----- -------------- 10,828.12 -------------- --------------

Negro -------------White --------------

----16;625:iiii-

-----1;038:75-

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

-------------4,804.32

-------------2,432.36

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

-------------336.50

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

Negro --------------

5,937.50

500.00 -------------

4,363.50

2,432.36 ------- -----

112.50 -- -----------

White -------------- 33,186.05

5,516.98 -------------- --- ---------- 36,202.54 ----------

1,956.85 -- -----------

Negro --------------

5,321.90 -------------- -------------- --- ----------

2,913.40 ----------- --

345.30 -- -----------

White

3,911.02

Negro

1,582.94

White --------------
Negro --------------

White --------------

Negro --------------

White --------------

Negro -------------White -------------Negro "-------------

62,255.01

9,609.31 -------------- --- ----------

4,629.60 --------- --- -------------- --------------

25,292.46

3,909.99 -------------- --------------

4,629.60 -------------- -------------- --------------

18,951.73 -------------- -------------- -------------- 12,581.74 -------------- -------------- --------------

12,942.16 -------------- -------------- -------------- ------------ -- ----------- ------ ------- --------------

29,325.74

2,880.00 -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

571. 78 --------------

2,598.85 -------------- -------------- -------------- ----------- -- --------------

24.21 --------------

32,695.67 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

12,343.94 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

19,074.17 14,043.40

-------------.
--------------

.-.

-------------
_------------

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

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

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

747.00 --------------

White

3,390.00

Negro

2,259.99

White

3,600.00

Negro --------------

33,455.92 20,468.80 58,107.61
30,934.60

10,380.12 -------------- -------------- -------------- 24,585.97 --------------1--------------

::::::::::::::1:::::::::::::: 1,800.00 561.00

-------------- i ------------ ----------------- ------------- ----

-----

-

---------

,

-

-

---

7,950.00 ---------

1,802.50 -------------- -------------- I-------------- 17,020.15

992.38

,
--------------

Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham

:::::::::::::: mJ! :::::::::::::: ~~~~i::::::------- White'______________ 1U!t~ 12,842.26 i 2,H~:~ 3,509.50 ~~~~~~~~~:~j~I~~:-~~:- ~~~~~~~ ~!:~~~:~~_ 7,422.50 --------------

330.21 --------------

: : : : : : : ::~::[~:::::~~~~~ ----;~~~~;:~- ::::::::~:~: :::::::~~~~~-I::::~~:~~~~~~: ----~;~;~;:;;- ~~:~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Negro

3,000.00

13,027.02

_

White

107,728.90

_

Negro

50,892.94

_

White

19,079.96

5,220.00

14,414.31

1,182.40

2,052.00

Negro

1,060.00

290.00

__

50.52

_

White

15,838.00

1,747.29

528.62

_

Negro

4,102.50

597.71

158.60

_

White

49,121.99

25,221.94

31,048.32

_

Negro

32,748.00

16,814.63

20,698.88

_

Chattahoochee

Chattooga

Cherokee

Clarke

,.....

Clay

-l

<r

Clayton

Clinch

Cobb

Coffee

Colquitt

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp

White Negro
White Negro
White __ Negro White Negro White Negro

WNehgirteo White Negro
WNehgirteo
White Negro White _ Negro

4,500.00 _ _ _
6,191. 70_
3,119.88 879.96
_

White
tt'i.1;~I::::::::::::::
Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro

1,000.00

20,360.00

6,600.00

_

15,306.37 7,829.34 16,236.49
11,188.00

_

_

106,505.06 1,351.35

3,894.00 12,429.18
4,000.00 2,456.44

6,549.48
3,504.50 2,004.04

123.67 108.25 1,297.91
812.40
417.93 208.98
249.48

_ 1,742.00
_ _
177.16
~
_ _ _ _

34,982.69 9,333.10 15,107.00 6,779.40
129,224.33

3,300.00 2,400.00
1,166.66 713.73
______________

c
_

14,000.00 40,596.88 12,675.00 53,900.42 10,762.02

3,533.40 996.60
11,613.62

____________ ________
________ ________

21,570.85
32,638.99 6,204.00 22,741,85

1,639.82 469.84 234.84
2,718.60
1,055.31 340.00

_
_
263.01 _ _
_ 168.00
_ _

41,254.81
~n~g:gg
35,716.15 19,238.90
16,732.72 7,367.50

4,564.19

_

3,456.00- :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ----22;276:55- :::::::::::::: -------617:34- ::::::::::::::
_

900.00

23,436.68

24,119.00

230.00 40.00

484.15 484.15 385.00

461.01 _ _

29,315.94

577.50

_

3,943.41

4,120.59

710.79

_

4,120.60

_

Dade
Dca=ws=o=n -

Whitel Negro
_ White

_ _ _

16,753.22 ______________

5,910.60

_

741,00 37,989.10

-_-__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- ---------7-5-.0-0-- --------2--0-2-.5-0-

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS IV. Pupil Transportation Services-Continued

SYSTEM

A. SALARIES

1. Supervisors 2. Drivers

3. Mechanics
and Other Garage
Employees

4. Clerk and Other Employees

B. CONTRACT
SERVICES AND PUBLIC
CARRIERS

C. REPLACEMENT OF VEHICLES

1. Cash Purchases

2. Lease and
Installment Purchases

D. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION
INSURANCE

E. EXPENDITURES IN
LIEU OF TRANSPORTATION

Decatur DeKalb Dodge

Dooly

Dougherty

......
-.j

Douglas

00

Early

Echols

Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin

Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fnlton

White $ Negro
White Negro White Negro

$ 19,364.97 $ 11,640.00 129,692.24
32,590.75 12,442.00

$
3,289.00 14,067.29 6,406.84 2,257.91

$ 1,886.00

24,105.68 $ 4,884.00

15,613.68 $
40,689.96 7,836.00 9,282.69 4,359.54

$ 13,513.58

839.81 $ 437.43 1,834.22 220.23

_ _ _ 240.60 _ _

White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro White
Negro

23,284.25 17,841.15

625.13

38,070.91

6,387.27

14,402.50

5,508.96

50,311.82

15,282.02

109,646.09

.

._._. __.

11,295.00 .

..

3,735.00

5,752.75 13,623.97 4,437.89
. .._ .___

1,614.66

2,223.61

515.30

..

.

. __ .

253.11

66.00

2.00 60.00
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
_

White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro

._. __.__ ._____
1,200.00

7,700.00 2,570.00 26,822.50 8,730.00 74,094.14 39,594.89 11,196.00 6,735,00
29,836.56

500.00
3,135.00 1,035.00 2,074.22 1,738.66
._
6,473.20

.__
. .

28,588.90 13,727.80 .__________
._ .
.___
,
1,039.R4 .

3,592.95 3,592.95 5,720.85 __.___________
.________ 19,676.72 9,838.36

1,221.80 __. 590.90
1,085.47 331.00 ._____
1,002.26

. __

_

_

_

3,565.53

686.10

_



_

17,376.88 .

1,852.12

.

.____

__ 225.00

WhIte

._._ 31,867.47

.__

5,442.13

_

~~1~~1-----2;274:33- ~U~U~ -----6;566-~6- -----i;676:66- -------585:66- ---2i;859:76- :::::::::::::: -----2;i37:85- ::::::::::::::

Negro

454.87

11,570.00

1,30000 _.

.

._

250.53

_

White ._________ 74,614.05

.

.

. . __.

. __.__

93.38

_

~~~I:::::~:~~~:~~: ----~~;~~i:~~-I;;;;;~~~f~;~~;1:::::~:~~~:~~:I::::~~:~~~:~~:~~~~;;~;;~:;;~ ~::::::::::::: ~~~~~~~;;:;1;~:::::::

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Jobnson Jones Lamar

Whitel______________ Negro]______________
White --_.---------Negro -------------White -------------Negro .------------White ------.------Negro -------------White -------------Negro --------------

41,445.80 675.00
25,685.00 8,922.00 31,433.82 8,856.20 33,990.05
3,548.80 34,468.11
15,691.94

::::::::::::::[:::::::::::::: ----10;871:50- 3,600.00
----------------_.-----------,-----------

-------- ------
-------------.---.-._------
.-.-----------

--------------
------------.-

-----------.--

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

_____2__'1__0_5__.0__01--------1-5--1-.6-0853.29 ______________
326.50 ______________

-------------- ----.--------- --------------

-------------- --_.---------- -----.-------.

-----2;882:88- .-.-.--------- __ 0. __ ---------
---_.--------- .-------------

10.871.50 ------_.------ --_.---------- _____________ w

46,256.40 --------------

1,511.60 ------- .. -----

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

4,252.90 --------------

167.95 --------------

2,279.65 -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

590.48 --------------

1 ,342.02 -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

260.81 --------------

White --------------

Ne~ro
WhIte

-----ii:74ii:4ii-

Negro -------------White --------------

Ne~ro -------------WhIte --------------

Negro -------------White --------------

Negro --------------

18,325.00 -------------- -------------- --------------

9,838.27 --------------

380.34

14.80

14,555.00 -------------- -------------- --------------

3,067.47 --------------

359.31 --------------

61,883.97

3,836.62 -------------- -------------- 19,858.80 -------------- -------------- --------------

7,200.00 53,552.11

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

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

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

-----7;807:5ii-

-- -- - - -- - ~ - - --
--------------

-----1;023:82-

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

550.00 -------------- -------------- --------------

2,272.00 --------------

45.00 --------------

25,049.50 -------------- -------------- 118,780.72

27,564.97 -------------- -------------- --------------

5,217.50 13,.543.70

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

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

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

-----ii:822:45-

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

-------553:22-

--------190:00

16,685.41 -------------- -------------- --------------

6,966.79 --------------

861.00

45.00

White -------------- 75,323.23 -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

1,860.52

293.50 --------------

Negro -------------White --------------

----42;852:71-

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

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

-------104:20-

-------500:00-

-----ii;ii84:8ii-

-------8iio:62-

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

Negro -------------- 23,291.10 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

White -------------- 26,950.00 -------------- -------------- -------------- 14,481.21 -------------- -------------- --------------

Negro -------------White --------------

9,390.00 18.252.90

-------------2,229.80

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

----T83ii:34-

7,971.01 --------------

-----5;175:90-

--------------
615.58

---------9ii:00

Negro -------------White --------------

8,621 .6 22,771.22

530.00 -------------3,975.82 --------------

3,097.25 3,151.37

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

----31;750:20-

-------861:92-

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

Negro --------------

17,178.28

2,999.32 -------------- -------------- -------------- 23,951. 92

700.31 --------------

White -------------- 34,266.66 -------------- --------------

606.00

26,642.10 --------------

1,190.93 --------------

Negro --------------

23,882.22 -------------- -------------- --------------

11,780.05 --------------

595.46 --------------

White -------------- 13,675.00 -------------- -------------- 28,826.34

5,740.26 --------------

328.88

389.53

----35;935:00- -----8;815:ii7- Negro --------------
White --------------

-------------- 25,849.05 -------------- --------------

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

330.00

8,896.41

5.97 -------------869.74 --------------

Negro -------------White --------------

-----5;700:88- 6,450.00 -------------- -------------- --------------

16,500.00

1,800.00 -------------- --------------

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

150.48 -------------979.80 --------------

Negro -------------White --------------

7,749.34

180.00 -------------- --------------

52,380.56 -------------- -------------- --------------

8,033.00 500.00

----II;oiil:78-

653.25 --------------

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

Negro -------------- 14,079.16 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

White --------------

25,229.52 --------------

220.19 -------------- 24,391. 97 --------------

500.00 --------------

Negro -------------- 11,990.00 --- ----------

36.46 -------------- -------------- --------------

255.19 --------------

White -------------- 30,416.24 --- .---------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

Negro -------------. 30,761.07 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

White -------------- 47,668.98 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

Negro -------------- 16,840.50 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

White -------------- 39,871. 79 -------------- --------------

978.00 -------------- 16,095.60

547.63 --------------

::::::::::::::1:::::::::::::: Ne~ro --------------
WhIte --------------

----i8;287:50-

---------._----------------

_.-------------------------

-.-------------------------

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

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

--------------
288.00

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

Negro --------------

10,912.50 -------------- -------------- --------------

216.00 --------------

SYSTEM
Lanier Laurens Lee Libertv Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison
Marion McDuffie Mcintosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

-~,----

IV. Pupil Transportation Services-Continued

A. SALARIES

l. Snpervisors I 2. Drivers

3. Mechanics and Other
Garage

4. Clerk and Other Employees

B. CON-
TRACT SERVICES AND PUBLIC
CARRIE RS

Employees

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

C. REPLACEMENT OF VEHICLES

l. Cash Purchases

I 2. Lease and Installment
Purchases

D. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION
INSURANCE

E. EXPEND ITURES IN
LIEU OF TRANSPORTATION

White $ Negro
WNehgirteo White Negro White Negro White Negro

..

$

_

4,220.04 _ _
_
._ . __._. _
._ _

11,759.00 $........ ----. $--_ ... --.- . . $_.-- ..... ---- $-------- ..... $ 3,769.35 $------_ ...... $--. __........

4,000.00 57,437.62

5,830.06

__

__--------

--"i5:6i6:65'

1,215.00
--------------

-------------- -------------1,400.32 --------------

31,196.98

----

3,752.51 --------------

871.15 --------------

13,850.00 16,044.00 15,193.75 22,632.45

---1,364 .20
----

3,411.40
-"'i6:49i:75-

"--i7:352:66' --------------

---------------------------
719.84

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

---- 27,821.87 -------------- 1,223.83 --------------

12,229.00 7,317.50

18.00

.......... ---- 7,594.70 ---- --------------

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

514.62 --------------

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

White Negro

. .

_ _

13,200.00 6,400.00

2,953.71

White Negro

.

_ _

30,872.81 15,605.00

14,240.00

.

White

450.00

18,270.24

Negro .. _

.

1,261.30

White Negro

.. _.. .

34,916.45 26,455.20

White __

__ 51,136.28

Negro

_ 6,894.50

__ 1,076 .00

2,255.79 --------------

677.50 --------------

.

900.00 -------------- --------------
---- 15,284.34 .._------------

338.75 -------------911.02 --------------

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

---- 14,733.04

3,353.94

858.96 --------------

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

---- ------------_. -------------- -------------- --------------

-------

921.20 15,835.15

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

. . . . . . 385:22

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

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

203.94 --------------

White

__

Negro

_

White

__

Negro

__

White __

._.

~h~~~ ::::::::::::::

~h1~~ ::::::::::::::

Negro

.... __

18,262.50

4,483.67

7,628.25

291.25

25,135.96

1,000.00

12,584.20

1,150.00

9,165.00

7,610.00

17,415.00

5,289.12

17,690.50 ...... __

25,680.09

5,936.50

8,400.00

__ __ __ __

---- 5,615.05 --------------

891. 79

444.68

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

---- 17,453.58 -------------- -------------- --------------

----
----_--..

4,273.00 5,536.83

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

-------i99:56

.. ------i86:66

10,525.08 --------------

279.36

365.00

17,790 .00 1,965 .00
__----

---------------------------- ---"5:633:66' -------------- 10,143.40

377.60 --------------

580.55

11.44

600.44 --------------

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

217.50 --------------

White

4,800.00

Negro _

__

White NegrQ

__._ .... _

White __

..

Negro . __._ .. ,

27,285.00

4,800.00 .. __

__ _.. _---- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

16,457.00

1,920.00

__

__ . ---- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

22,845.41

----

5,784.78 --------------

413.35

166.25

23,710.30

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

413.35 --------------

:::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::c:::::::: 32,606.00
14,714.00

---- -------------- -------------- -------------- ----------------- -------------- -------------- _.. _----------- --------------

Morgan Murray Muscogee Newton Oconee

Oglethorpe Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce

Pike

Polk

0,.0...

Pulaski

Putnam

Quitman

Rabun Randolph Richmond Rockdale Schley

Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens Stewart

[~~~ ~~~~~::-:::)----!m~m~- ~~~;;:::::;:;:[;:;;;;;;;;r:_~H~n~\--~!:m:~- ; ; ;--;:; ;:; ::i~~_:~_ -----;~ng 0-

Negro

_

White

52,919.00

4,377.00

_

- Ntteg~r~o _============ ~1~2:,~1~5~0:.~0~0 -------908~95- ============== ============== -----4~926~50- ============== -------605~25- ------ _

WNehgirteo --------------

~~~~ ::::::::::::::

Negro

White

Negro

White

Negro

.

1152,,538967..1779

21,,076316..1197 -------------- --------------

!H~U~ :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

21,254.25

14,437.50

5,149.75

3,360.00

962.50

32,442.23

2,039.50

12,432.47

99,,776644..1188

1

J~~~:~~_ ::::::::::::::,

9,861.05 950.00

16,275.72

1,049.97 ----- - - - --

1

_

HUg :::::::::::::-

335.25

495.11

29.89

1,071.37

_

_

White Negro White
Negro White Negro _~ White
Negro White Negro

3.300.00 _ _
_ _ _ _
_ _ _

White Negro

White Negro

White Negro White
Negro White

6,199.92

::~:: ----;;:~~;:~-

Negro 24,466.67

WNehgirteo --------------

~H,

17,389.83 10,236.50

______________ --____________ 1,560.00

30,057.40

5,930.00

3,194.06

3,280.50

596.96

_

_

10,904.35

1,066.63

_

7,890.48
12,763.96 8,662.50 11,403.34
12,440.00

______________ ______________ _______________ _.___________ ______________

1,351.50 285.20

4,899.00 3,266.00

_ _

323.92 356.18

_

200.40

_

275.55

_ _ _

9,824.73

5,093.00

239.55

16,094.92

16,981.20

10,587.50
66,807.92 23,222.14 16,099.99
6,900.00 18,258.13

14,078.83 1,201.07 1,548.03
663.62

27,028.44

::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::1::::::::::::::
5,445.70

8,301.83 27,138.40 3,126.50
2.~,952.35
7,238.09
1:::::::

582.71

_

900.00

337.92

_

122.88

_

_

_

956.10

_

410.85

_

1,639.35

_

~:2:~:~~_ -------~~~:~~- ::::::::::::::

590.40

_

153,,998622..5500 -------------- -------------- --------------

34.,714777..7406

1

316687..7627 --------------_

Im~1}~~Ji-;~~I~.~~I'm~

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS IV. Pupil Transportation Services-Continued

SYSTEM

A. SALARIES

1. Supervisors 2. Drivers

3. Mechanics and Other Garage Employees

4. Clerk and Other Employees

B. CONTRACT SERVICES AND PUBLIC
CARRIERS

C. REPLACEMENT OF VEHICLES

1. Cash Purchases

2. Lease and Installment Purchases

D. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION INSURANCE

E. EXPEND ITURES IN
LIEU OF TRANSPORTATION

Sumter Talbot Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor

I-'
00

Telfair

tv

Terrell

Thomas

Tift

Toombs

Towns TreutJen Troup Turner Twiggs

Union Upson Walker

s WNehgirtoer,s-------------_

White

_

Negro

_

White

_

Negro

_

White

_

Negro

_

White

_

Negro

_

White
Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro White
Negro

_
_ _ _
1,335.00 _ _ _ _
_

White ._____________ Negro

White

Negro .. White ._________

Negro

.__

White

._

Negro

White

Negro

23,750.00 13,560.75 22,341.50
22,970.50 6,866.00 8,060.00
962.50 4,415.00
36,677.18 27,766.06

$ 4,831.36 $

$

_

._

___.

. .___

_

.

.____

3,300.00 __._._________

_.

.

.

.___

_.

._____________

______________

______________ .

321.60

.

S

._ S

541.40

163.32

64,971.23 16,780.66

4,019.15 4,153.00

.

.

._____________

16,446.01 $
1,394.96 9,188.24 . .___
.______ .______

1,197.00 S

600.00

..

968.08

.

337.50

539.80

1,026.78

473.55 __.

540.63 _.

163.36

_ _ _
._ .._ . __
. __ _
. __ _

59,349.52 ______________

1,709.00

.

_

21,747.78 36,162.61 30,265.10

:::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: -------409:87- -----6;005:47- ------275:88- ::::::::::::::

______________

275.88

10,135.76

198.04

_

33,305.00

8,639.94

.___________ 28,894.25

992.25

2,563.12

16,711.97 25,176.12

5,268.72

14,193.86

.

.

_

8,892.23 60,432.04

:::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: -----i:856:0o- :::::::::::::: -------780:24- ::::::::::::::

15,734.12

11,500.00
962.50
76,516.22 37,315.36 16,862.50
7,023.50 27,137.58 16,888.40

._________

.. ._____________

.
2,377.50 692.50
._________ ._,

._________

29,230.50 10,371.00
. 5,719.22
.__________

7,454.24

._______

.. ..

.

.

17,520.55

13,100.15 12,109.20

.

.

.

.

.

.

467.59

.

.

.

110.34

_

.. . _. . ._

. _.

.

..

..

_

744.75

._

347.48 __.

_

._

_

White ._________ 29,872.07

225.00

4,425.00

4,907.00

1,560.15 __.

_

Negro

__..

.

..

..

.. .

.

._

fu]i,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~H~~~~ ~~~:~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ----ii;;~~~~-U~~~~~~::~~~: ~~~~~:~~~~~j~~~~~:~~~~:~:~

Walton Ware Warren Washington

Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield

Wilcox

Wilkes

Wilkinson

~
00

Worth

<;;.:l

Total Counties

Bremen Buford Quitman Tallulah Falls
Total Cities
Total Counties
Grand Total

~~i :::::i~~gg:gg: __J;J~t~t:::~;~~~;~~J::::::~~~;~~: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ::::~~;~~;~: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

:::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: White --------------
~:~

17,400.00
I:J~Hg

1

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

145.50 --------------

----~n~nr ----;n~nr

:::::::~~~:~~:

White Negro White Negro White Negro White
Negro White Negro

38,937.95 5,514.66 8,913.96 12,525.00 16.229.10 8.124.51 52,613.62
107,481.81 3,393.00

__ _

24.898.19
7,340.00
4.847.92 4.219.24
5,592.09
-

7,406.35 4.380.77

_ _

515.68 650.52
_

_

-

_

-

_

_

_

White Negro White
Negro White Negro
WNehgirteo

_ _ _
_ _ _
3,600.00_

23,625.00 8,450.00
29,487.10 21,176.15
36.137.05 19.567.90 30.991.32 21,180.19

1,125.00 600.00
______________ ______________ ______________ ______________
2,354.00 1.453.00

144.00 270.00

8,529.65 4,258.07 7,000.00 7,195.96
6.139.00 8,738.00

764.75 299.25 373.90 373.90
1.428.57

534.00 _ _ _ _ _
_

White 107,875.93 4,906,212.23 Negro 33,136.43 1,693.369.74

308.961.51 85.436.92

9.319.32 1.090.46

785,362.05 1,197,418.00 252,121.26 315.219.22

313.548.82 125.222.51

99,325.07 27.229.58

18,984.27 7,506.46

White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro

.
.____ .________
.

850.00 ._.
._.____
.
1,800.00

2.650.00

.

.

White Negro
White Negro

107,875.93 33,136.43
107,875.93 33.136.43

4,906,212.23 1,693,369.74
4,908,862.23 1,693,369.74

308,961.51 85,436.92
308,961.51 85,436.92

.
.__ .
_ _
9,319.32 1,090.46 9.319.32 1.090.46
1

188.47 2,352.58

. -------------..

.

.

-------------417.59

400.00

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

2.541.05

417.59

_

400.00

785,362.05 1,197,418.00 252,121.26 315,219.22

313,548.82 125.222.51

787.903.10 1,197.835.59 252.521.26 315.219.22

313.548.82 125.222.51

. --------_. _

. __.

... __

_

__

__

_

141.94

_

.

._.

141.94

_

99,325.07 27,229.58
99.467.01 27,229.58

18,984.27 7,506.46
18,984.27 7,506.46

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

IV. Pupil Transportation Services-Continued
------- ",----, -------,------------------------------ ---------

F OTHER EXPENSES FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

SYSTEM

1. Gasoline

I

i

3. Tires

4. Repair

2. Lubricants and Tubes

Parts

I

5. Supplies
and Expense for Garage Operation

6. Garage and
Garage
Equipment
Repairs

7. Maintenance of Vehicles by Private
Garage

8. Rent

9. Other

Total
Expenses of Pupil Transportation
Services

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin

White $ 19,560.02 $_____________1$ 1,496.00 $ 8,524.50 $

369.89 $

281.84 $------------- $

360.00 $

172.78 $

Negro --------------

White

4,650.05

-------------307.95

-------------1,073.87

-------------3,424.93

-----i;i50:00-

-------------470.00

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

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

-----------1,177 .81

Negro

1,559.22

102.65

557.63

1,065.70 -- ----------- -------------- -------------- ~ --- - - - - - - - - --

392.60

White 13,480.00

276.00

2,510.00

4,383.29

470.52 -------------- -------------- --------------

957.56

Negro

1.872.00

42.40

390.00

641.10

85.32 -------------- -------------- --------------

142.29

White

4,453.62

370.95

1,133.50

4,290.77 -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

705.10

Negro

5,567.02

463.68

1,416.50

5,363.46 -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

881.38

White

5,199.05

114.50

449.02

5,496.71 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

Negro 2,933.20

71. 70

219.61

3.576.07 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

98,248.60 11,600.64 52,415.40 17,943.70 71,443.24
8.000.71 30,415.39 34,929.24 33,355.27
26,111.37

0.....0...

Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill

White -------------- -- 0 ______ ------- ----------- -------------- --------------

1,799.09 -------------- -------------- --------------

50,523.05

,""ool~ Negro ---_._--------

White

8,546.17

Negro --_ .._---------

White

8,632.60

-------------117.49
-------------193.32

- - - - - - - - - - - - ~-
1,697.96
-------70i:43-

-------------4,300.25
-----i: 727: 89-

-----i;075:34-
---------------------------

-------------- - - - - - - - ~ - - - ----------------------------

- ~ -- -- - - - - - - --
--------------
-----3;536:95-

-------780:00-

-I

--

--

-------245.27

5,425.53 40,839.59 5,300.00
116,321.33

Negro --------------

White

4,725.12

-------66i:57-

-------------400.00

-----2;038:76-

-------------18.00

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

-------------- - - - - - - - ~ - - - --

--------------
33,480.38

Negro 2,702.25

219.86

187.22

679.57 -------------- -------------- --------------

17.359.96

Berrien

White 13,486.25 ----- --------

1,797.64

10,210.20 -------------- -- ------------ ------- ------

102,716.51

Negro

2,325.25 --------------

405.25

1,790.75 -------------- ------ ------- -------------- --- ---------- --------------

13,101.85

Bibb BIeckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun

White 13,972.01

222.20

5,028.20

4,639.99

20.91

94.65 --------------

1,349.69

2,427.17

Negro White

5,676.43 6,431.60

90.28 446.30

2,042.81 1,559.82

1,885.10 --------------

8.49 --------------

38.46 --------------

-----3;877:7i-

548.34 --------------

986.09 97.50

Negro White

-------------7,268.66

-------389:56-

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

-------------6,905.92

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

-------------275.00

-+------------
--------------

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

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

Negro White

671.58 24,522.16

74.40 --------------

-------------- 2,053.04 -------------- --------------

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

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

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

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

-------8i7:50-

Negro White

19,715.23 1,960.70

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

-------2-9-4-.-8-5--,-----2;96i:94-

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

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

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

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

217.50 8.00

Negro

792.49 --------------

300.00

White 14,747.52

1,152.17

1,750.00

Negro

9,830.01

766.77

1,166.66

White Negro

-------------12,872.88

-------------1 ,513.44

-----i;5i4:72-

White

4,302.51

124.15

439.90

Negro 4,702.51

164.16

439.90

1,100.00 ------------_., -------------- -------------- --------------

Tm~ I1':'''"",JI~:Ji...I....I....,.....;. """. 1",1<,60000..0000

'50000..0000

i1s2o0..1s:3 ______________ ______________

43.50
504.2<8

White I Negro-

4,652.66 6,978.98 I

182.04 273.04

I

1,609.43 2,414.14

2,080.80 3,121.20

531.89, 797.82 I

2,084.91 I 3,127.36 I

1,594.041 ______________ , 2,391.06 ,_____________ .1

37.22 55.82

108,159.76 46,690.99 43,946.40 12,942.16 47,616.66 5,422.08 58,035.33 32,276.67 25,046.66 16,279.39
108,548.34 56,966.64 62,268.61 75,100.67 33,483.45 24,266.76 38,071.17 26,640.95

Camden Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham

~~~:;;;;;~~m;~~; ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :::::~~~~!~~~: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~:~ ~ ~ _~I~~-~:~~:~ ~~~ I~~~:-~~~~~~~-: ~-~~~~~~~:::~:I:::::::~~~:~~:I

~h~~~ -----8;325:45- :::::::::::::: -----i;883:35- ----T865:66- -------49i:72- -- ----525:66-

Negro

125.00

135.00

75.00

~~~::4_ :::::::::::::J ~::~~_ .____ _

White Negro White
Negro

3,132.40 1,123.04 14,499.38
9,666.25

206.24 74.85 412.12
274.75

325.10 244.37 2,281.60
1,521.06

- 2,278.85 1,344.22

43.05 12.05 10,892.68
7,261.78

552.72 368.48

786.67 58.24
.

._____ ._____
..

51.65 13.35 .__________

1~~imi!
g~:A~U~
1,735.52
24,937.87 7,728.93 134,030.75 89,353.83

Chattahonchee Chattoogs Cherokee Clarke Clay

White Negro

738.46

WNehgirteo 11,000.00

2,509.62

White .... _..... _. __.

.

Negro .. . __..

...

.

White Negro

8,997.22

891.50 .

White

.

Negro 2,407.78

376.02

1,484.52

. 5,970.35

.. _..

.

.. _..

2,406.98

.

.

. __.

...

708.96

. .
.
12.00

. 2,869.19

._._________ . 276.50

. .
._______

._.___

._____

._____

.

.

.____

20.51 .
6,097.47 1,273.61 5,949.48
135.74 2,068.68

215.00 .
. ._.______

.____ ._______
26. 0.53
272.06 .______ .. ._ 94.76 151.56

5,991.64 1,850.25
65,057.80_
120,414.53 1,273.61 39,320.83 8,038.32 19,971.49 21,622.96

Clayton

White

. __.

.

.

.

..

.____ 22,223.23

88,216.59

....

Cinch

Ne~o __. .

. ._.

WhIte

4,454.85

207.61

. 513.22

. 2,519.35

1,101.60

136.00

._

48.20

..

4,963.65 ._______

16,696.75 25,987.34

00

Negro 2,227.92

141.74

256.61

1,259.67

. ..

11,613.91

'"

Cobb

White _. ... _.. .

..

.

.. _..

.

.______

35,107.92

205,881.54

Negro ._,., __.,., _... . ... .

.

.

..

8,000.00

22,000.00

Coffee

White 16,362.68 _. ._ ..

Negro

4,615.11 _.

..

2,465.14 695.30

8,548.99 2,411.26

205.97 58.09

.. .

. .. __.

.

. __.

..

.

81,036.94

22,499.32

Colquitt

White 13, 68.00

2.068.00

2,280.00

12,166.82 .

_.

Negro 5,972.00

1,382.00

1,799.07

5,922.00 ..

. ._ ..

.

.

. _...

. 119,394.02

.



..

. __.___________

26,177.09

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb

White

. . __

.

..

Negro

.

._. .______

White

8,462.46 _.. ._. ... . ... __..

.. _

Negro ..... . __.. . ._ ..

._ ..

.

.

White 16,750.08 _.. _. .___

2,573.78

10,494.25

Negro 13,681.48 .

..

White .

.

2,473.47

14,078.22

. __._ ._.

.

Negro\'

._. __._. __.

._. _.

._ .

._____ 4,388.42
._ .. ..
.

772.42

352.04

.

..

. __..

.

._. .

.

. __.___

.

. __.

..

._.

.

.

.. _

.

._____ ._.

.____

18.65

.

..

520.65

51.00

._.



.__________

46,591.42 40,720.43
67,459.42 .
92,249.07 50,047.22 23,821.68 29,893.44

;~;~ ~~~~;~~~;~~~~~ :::::::::::::r:::::::::::: ;;;;::;~;;;;~; ;;;;;;;;;;_;;; ::::::;:-:;:;:::::::::;;;:;: ;:::~:::;::::: :;;;;;;;:1;6;;1 :~:~;;.:~

White

1,933.22

106.10

477.25

1,529.32

.

._______

573.80

.___

6.00

42,892.29

~];\~~I-5;72i:66- -----i;296:66- -------956:66 ----7:827:i8-I' :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::1::::::::::::::1::::::::::::::11--------54:68- -----75:773:66

NegroI 5,363.28

972.00

1,250.00

9,059.31 ..

.. __ ..

_. ._

33,606.02

White I 24,271.28

.

Negro

2,855.44

.. ..

.1

40,618.51 4,778.56

. ..

.. .

.______ ._____________

79.00 15.00

240,474.21 30,013.12

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS IV. Pupil Transportation Services-Continued
----------------c;;Fc-;;-oT"'H~E"'Rn-.ExPENSESFOORPERATIONAN~Dc-;-;M;-;Ac;;IN"'T"'E""'N-;cA""N;c;C"'E;-----------------

SYSTEM

3. Tires 1. Gasoline 2. Lubricants and Tubes

4. Repair Parts

5. Supplies and Expense for Garage
Operation

6. Garage
and Garage Equipment Repairs

7. Maintenance of Vehicles by Private Garage

8. Rent

9. Other

Total Expenses of Pupil
Transportation Services

Dodge Dooly Dougherty Douglas

White $ 13,997.89 $

Negro 6,894.49

White

6,967.41

Negro 4,081.50

White

7,356.33

Negro 4,601.27

White

525.18

Negro __._.

1,352.35 $ 666.09
1,888.52 952.78 166.65 115.00 . __.___


5,910.08 s
2,910.93 1,883.81
897.84 856.95 976.77 58.51

12,695.13 $ 6,252.82 7,295.44 3,745.79 3,037.38 2,700.36 .

374.77 s

59.32 $

184.59

29.21

2,746.75

4,041.54

10,638.55

.

.... .

..

968.64 $ 477.09
. ._. .

s 1,429.54 S 704.10 1,143.60

.....

.__

._____

._

100,467.58 37,178.77 53,204.32 31,620.60 82,361.62 32,742.75 51,410.81 15,282.02

Early ;r~~ :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ~~:~~~~:~:

Eehols

White

3,040.71

449.10

201.73

2,709.46

65.00

18,014.11

Negro

929.24

149.70

.______

67.25 ._____________

1,328.27

131.45

6,406.91

.....
00 0>

Effingham Elbert

White __.. _. .

Negro

.

White

8,812.82

. 896.80

. 1,982.76

8,731.97

.

._____________

.

.___

.____

6,279.88 6,221.50

47,E83.53 26,703.19
57,188.17

Negro 4,459.38

190.00

1,139.60

3,649.98

.

.

. . ____

19,534.96

Emanuel

White

314.18

459.62

1,037.11

.

.____________

101,221.51

Negro

56.91

91.88

1,151.78

.

.

_

53,158.58

Evans

White Nesro __. __.

._._____ 14,959.39 __.

.

.

.

.

.____ .

._.___

27,157.65 6,735.00

Fannin

NWehgirtoe . 14,644.28

1,120.00

3,000.00.

11,065.00

223.17

32.50

180.00

88,024235..0505

Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

White Negro
White Negro WNehgirteo
White Negro White Negro

16,864.80 2,991.72
449.50
12,963.26 .
27,138.05 9,046.01

. .
778.88 124.69 30.00.
1,256.00 .
. ..

.
3,419.55 219.39 100.00
1,520.00 .

. __. 9,353.12 1,335.43
300.00
7,438.56 ._.
. .____ ._____

.

._____________

.

.

1,330.73 .__________

150.00

150.00

160.00

120.00

.__________

._' 1,644.77
411.19 215.26
._
11,216.50 3,738.83

. . _____ 240.69 9.00

.______

2,759.70

37,309.60 11,392.50
123,207.77 18,666.82 76,IC. 2.19_
74,775.17 7,558.00 204,901.82 33,904.49

Gilmer Glascock Glynn

~1:,1'~~'fi::"',,:::'i',,",,:"'f:,, ::m1m11:~I~~1 M:lliH

Gordon Grady Greene Gwinnett Hahersham Hall
Hancock Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Hanston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones lamar
Lanier Laurens Lee

White Negro
White Negro
White Negro
White Negro
White Negro
White Negro

13,070.27 -------------- 13,160.88 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

400.90

1,452.25 --------------

1,462.32 -------- ------ ----------_.-- -------------- -------------- ------------.-

3.00

10,385.24 ------------.-

10,588.46 ---------.---- .--.------_.-- -.------------ -------------- -------------- --------------

i75:94- 4,558.40
3,630.37

4,940.60 ----------_.-- ----.--------- -_.-.--------- -------_.----- -------------- --------------

.------------- ------.------- -------------- --------------

4,687.05 -------------- ------.-._----

5,445.56 54,279.43

259.70 --------------

--------------
----._-----_.-

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

--.------------------------

------600:00-

8,898.83 --------------

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

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

6,900.00 3,898.88

----289:46-

-------------587.82

--------------
471.89

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

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

-------------1,044.36

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

-------------412.10

975.96

72.36

175.00

117.97 -------------- --------------

135.38 -------------- --------------

6,358.24

814.38

1,489.07 ------~------- -------------- --------------

15,714.96 --------------

2,359.16

1,929.60

212.22

372.27 -------------- -------------- --------------

5,938.04 ------------.-

569.06

111,272.98 10,887.22 58,311.94
26,793.77 37,051. 77 32,585.87 147,205.28 14,100.00 69,088.00 4,343.67 198,131.00 14,238.69

White

3,167.24

178.71

275.07

3,369.86

841.47 -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

28,941.72

Negro White

6,980.65

335.46

2,214.40 --------------

2,803.08 631.11

-------42:54 9,426.47
1,409.43

921.29 -------------- --~----------- --------------------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

45,025.15 81,774.73

Negro White

'---'4:55i:9S'

-------425:00'

-----530:00-

------696:54-

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

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

-------------761.69

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

----------_. --
59.69

'----58:027:29

Negro White

-----s:2is:S5

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

----'i:592:65-

----6:S39:6i

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

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

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

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

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

23,29J.10 58,082.32

Negro White

2,403.77 7,820.03

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

423.00 --------------

1,039.24 --------------

-7i:li-

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

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

---2io:00

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

21,227.02 37,307.66

Negro White

3,041.93
--------------

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

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

----_.------ ---------------

-- .. -- -" ------
--------------

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

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

---i2i:l3

--------------
12,720.51

15,290.78 75,352.17

Negro -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

39.09

9,596.18

54,465.10

White 21,926.26 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

687.35

Negro White

----_504:60- ----'4;303:14 14,617.50 --------------
4,657.97 --------------

-- ----_. -------- ----- ______ 0

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

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

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

343.67 14.00

Negro White

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

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

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

------------ ....
--------------

----38:949:08-

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

--------------------.------

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

1.00
---------.----

Negro White

----i2:959:40-

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

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

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

8,159.16
--------------

"--- -----------------------

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

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

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

Negro
White Negro

8,639.60 1,436.35
--------------

-i36:si-
----_._-------

------ '286:57-
-- _...- ------

-----i:i56:74-
------- ------

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

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

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

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

--'--2:i20:3i-
1,332.45

85,319.30 51,218.90
58,440.72 25,856.02 93,795.90 14,759.64 37,940.08 25,255.19
69,079.12 15,411.61

White

9,552.84

290.18

1,390.62 -------------- -------------- -------------- 10,989.86 -------------- --------------

72,565.18

Negro

6,322.75

225.04

857.63 -------------- -------------- -------------- 14,158.06 -------------- --------------

33,845.13

White -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- ------------_. -------------- --------------

30,416.24

----iS4:40 Negro -------------- -------------- -------------- -------- ------ -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------
White -------------- -------------- -------------- ------_. ------ -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

30,761.07 47,853.38

Negro White

S:072:0S

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

----3:i60:06-

-------344:S2-

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

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

-5:65i:S2-

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

-----i:373:05-

16,840.50 76,094.85

----6:732:62 -25:30S:l2 Negro
White

---- ------------------- .. -------

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

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

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

----------_.---------------

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

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

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

Negro

6,968.41 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- _4 ____________ -------------- --------------

18,096.91

White Negro White Negro White Negro

7,727.59 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

----'i;57i:69 4,257.04 -------------- ---- .. _------- ----_.--------
28,444.95 -------------- -------------- --------------

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

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

158.40

17,423.10 -------------- -------------- --------------

1,061.10 ------_._------ -------------- --------------

106.95

6,271.83 ---------.---- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

1,574.84 -------------- --------------

8,649.58 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

911.31 -------------- --------------

23,255.94
9,472.04 114,073.13
54,411.79 25,108.07 44,321.09

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS IV. Pupil Transportation Services-Continued
-----------------"F~OTm..H EnR~E"X"'P"E=NS.ES FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

SYSTEM

3. Tires 1. Gasoline 2. Lubricants and Tubes

4. Repair Parts

5. Supplies
and Expense for Garage Operation

6. Garage and
Garage Equipment
Repairs

7. Maintenance of Vehicles by Private Garage

8. Rent

9. Other

Total Expenses of Pupil Transportation Services

Liberty Lincoln Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon

White $ Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro

9,158.84 L 16,016.08 6,560.24 4,402.00 3,743.46 1,843.79 47,876.81
4,234.50 250.00
2,650.60

$

$

$

.__

350.88 172.81
441.65 15.00
.

40.00 30.00 163.71
2,563.81 92.10
1,158.26

2,253.49 1,109.92 1,152.21
5,858.49

L-

$

$

11.50 11.00

2,202.84 2,010.00
607.42

._____________

$

$ 35,564.18

67,694.23

20.15

29,139.55

13,729.50

27,169.75 10,806.27

110,500_90 15,605.00

2,413.78

53,178.41

. 00 45.00

1,842.10 34,961.45

5,195.14

36,380.40

.....
00 00

Madison Marion

White Negro
White Negro

6,048.07 4,107.60
8,853.42

598.10 364.90
1,149.25

9,088.56

46.50

8,982.78 7,012.09

80.42

82,985.60 18,583.03
48,915.84 7,919.50

McDuffie

White Negro

1,946.32 2,588.32

36.75 51.75

353.31 292.15

1,221.37 3,100.24

72.00

47,219.29 24,039.66

McIntosh

White Negro

4,418.26 5,414.97

._ .. __.____

19,499.59 24,194.41

Meriwether

White Negro

5,245.08 10,107.56

344.57 630.57

2,704.32 _.____________

317.41 _._. ..

2,903.00 __

.

._. .___

8,417.15 . __.. ._____ 11,905.43 ... _._________

700.19 670.77

58,600.44 52,097.82

i l:m.~';~; . :l~.~. :.::~ . ,: ~ f! m.~ Miller

White

8,396.09

455.85

649.12

6,358.05

230.52

555.68

... __ .. _..

183.50

59,189.24

Mitchell Monroe Montgomery

r

"'.00.

1

zr:

"

l:1i;:.I





Morgan Murray Muscogee
Newton

WNehgirteo

54,,798843..6850

403.83

1,476192..8938

~.~.~ ;;,..

I

1,043.13 . 959.01.. ..

------1'--- - - -.- 1 4,37R.15

--I'
_ ._ _

420.53

I
,

6387,,279672..6186

'~"".1 '~.~~ I'',

1 /,'"

~ ,;~1.;! :~lf; '~." :~;.:.I '.'~.".I Oconee

Oglethorpe

Paulding "'.$.. ""."'.I

1 -

31,034.92 13,144.00 49,633.67 24,086.52 64,148.52 12,877 .28

Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk

Negro

_

.

.

_

_

White Negro

8,382.04 227.67

White 24,750.61

Negro __

404.98 57.84

2,596.34 134.65

9,008.85 159.84

587.37 .__________
1,400.00

478.73

180.00 _ 675.00

900.00

900.00 _
31.00 _

White --9:ii7:54- :::::::::::::: -------8iiii:iiii- -----2:235:52- :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

1,149.00

~~i~~---ii:iiiiii:iiii- :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: -iii:iiiiii:iiii- :_:::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::: --------5i:5i-

Negro 3,071.56

3,318.65

_

32,775.27 21,589.50 55,841. 72 2,522.39 78,910.43 13,107.47 41,063.41 11,796.50 69,009.89 14,280.69

Pulaski

White Negro

4,552.10 5,007.35

505.80 556.36

1,222.00 1,342.40

2,544.80 2,799.29

Putnam

White Negro

2,622.07 4,525.30

147.33 288.15

1,3~9.22
1'12.41

171.35 347.81

__ __ __

1,425.97 __ 5,366.32

Quitman

White _

_

Nezro

2,004.12

li8.70

725.86

1,145.91

Rabun

White Negro

5,966.47

1,481.42

3,971.26

......
00

Randolph

White Negro

..

<D

9,029.32 7,052.29

2,894.50

_ .

3,1~4.08
_ _ _

5.15

_

_

_

..

_

29,706.08 25,174.16 18,711.18 24,300.74 9,824.73 9,402.29 53,379.81
900.00 47.093,14 37,330.11

Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole

White Negro
White Negro
White Negro White Negro
White Negro

36,264.17 --------------

9,066.04 ------------

5,086.80

260.03

2,180.07

1)1.51

506.22

26.17

2,553.86

166.25

5,000.00

731.39

5,000.00

700.00

4,101.10

645.15

1,543.59

399.30

498.78 213.75 100.00 539.26 1,348.75 1,000.00
772.73 363.50

1,133.23 485.67
5,330.03 6,000.00

233.39 100.00
650.00 650.00

_ _
597.22 500.00 3,339.83 1,503.02

4,789.07 2,052.45
215.80 869.05

_

_

_

_ _

163.70 _ 25.00

_

265.75

152,303.19 40,727.34 30,605.42 13,117.92 20,745.67 20,149.84
66,120.44 44,352.77
27,337.73 14,002.79

Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot Taliaferro

White 21,343.27

_

Negro

_

White

6,004.32

275.00

1,500.00

1,200.00

311.00

_

Negro

1,200.00

25.00

225.00

350.00

100.00 __.

_

White

1,741.68

54.16

366.96

977.78

1,302.46

Negro 3,507.63

155.94

430.68 -------------- --------------

1 2,505.26 --------------

2,150.12

~ l::~j~'~~:I:~~. "~1:~--".]".HI..............r:;~

71,729.51 13,603.70 44,977.12 4,685.00 18,742.95 57,344.20
71.476,12 29,420.89 25,231.36 41,412.81
17,540. 71 17,553.80

-------~-----

SYSTEM

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

IV. Pupil Transportation Services-Continued
F OTHER EXPENSES FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

3. Tires 1. Gasoline 2. Lubricants and Tubes

4. Repair Parts

5. Supplies and Expense
for Garage Operation

6. Garage and
Garage Equipment
Repairs

7. Maintenance of Vehicles by Private
Garage

8. Rent

9. Otber

Total Expenses of Pupil Transportation
Services

Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell

Wbite S

486.17 s

59.40 $ 320.00 $------------- $------------- $------------- $ 745.50 $------------- $------------- $

Negro ,nite

2,890.86 4,050.08

449.56 213.16

507.44 741.47

--------------
3,598.82

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

-----5;i02:8i-

2,755.15 --------------

-------502-00-

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

Negro

819.46

43.12

425.00

1,635.20 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

White ------.-.-.--- -------------- -----.-------- -------------- -------------- -- --_ .._------- -------------- --------------

658.52

l'egro ------.-----.- ----------.-.- -------------- ----.---.----- --.-.--------- -------------- -------------- --------------

790.53

White -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

Negro -------------- --------~----- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------~

68,571.58 28,272.22 51,426.15
31,173.80 61,717.04 22,538.31 42,853.83 40,874.78

Thomas

White 18,817.07

755.62

3,971.78

9,020.46

55.00 -------------~ -------------- --------------

375.00

108,724.49

,...

Tift

Negro Wbite

----27~089:04-

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Negro -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

16,711.97 71. 727.74 8,892.23

o:0

Toombs Towns

Wbite -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

619.68 -------------- --------------

-----5;280:48- -------946:6i- -----7;295:7i- Ne~ro
Wblte

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

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

92.02 -------------- ---------- ----

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

27.00

63,687.96 15,826.14 32,971.63

TreutJen

Ne~ro W~.lte

-------477:23-

--------i5:00-

------139.79

-------i38:33-

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

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

--------22:00-

----------.----------------

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

-----3i;095:69

Negro -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

10,371.00

Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

White -------------- -------------- -------------- ------ ------ -------------- --------------

292.74 --------------

842.91

77,651.87

Negro Wbite

-----4;628:97-

-------i90:90-

-----i;093:62-

-----i;520:07-

-------222:94-

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

-------------83.55

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

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

37,315.36 50,964.57

Ne~ro

3,085.98

127.26

729.08

1,013.38

128.66 --------------

55.70 -------------- --------------

13,203.54

WhIte

3,534.17 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

2,620.00 --------------

1,415.99

47,807.89

Negro

5,567.98 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- ---~----------

459.50 --------------

985.49

36,010.57

Wbite

5,031.00 --------------

3,055.65

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

------~-------

7,202.34 --------------

236.34

56,514.55

Negro

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

-------565:52- -------302:00- -----2;582:19- -----6;79i:l8- -----69;25i:84 White

-------------- -------------- ----~--------- -------------- ------- ------

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

26,310.00

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington

White Negro
Wbite
Ne~ro
White Negro Wbite Negro Wbite
Negro

25,080.31 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

6,036.00 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

10,308.88 --------------

1,118.64

2.152.51

2,000.00

1,088.80

1,088.90 --------------

1,200.00

5,154.44 --------------

1,000.00

4,000.00

1,000.00

1,088.80 -------------- --------------

3,600.00

10,856.51

1,064.10

1,014.41

7,683.22

64.54 --------------

4,268.54 --------------

832.73

2,167.33

121.93

300.CC

2,000.00 -------------- --------------

596.82 --------------

84.93

9,417.26 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

11,125.22 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

36.00

398.08

39.87 --------------

66.02 -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

104.26

2,596.84

223.95

144.76

1,433.81 -------------- -------------- -------------- ------,._------

590.34

85,434.31 15,302.00 56,870.42 36,680.04 72,765.45 8,763.01 26,962.76 28,403.33 60,671.10 63,224.01

Wayne Wehster Wheeler White Whitfield

White Negro White
Negro White Negro

15,840.92 2,570.00 2,488.56 3,199.59 11,388.38

1,500.00 250.00

1,800.00 300.00 84.00 545.44

20,284.41 4,850.00

838.0C 1,512.87

262.40 86.07

iY~;~! .:...: White

==.:==.: ...:==.:===.: .:==== ======== ========== === ========.:====.:.:..=..==.: ==== =.:=7=.9.1..6:3==.:===================== =====

Negro

._____________

103,523.87 13,484.66 27,586.55 22,814.19 32,551.47 12,343.75
1~1~3:,8~6~~5:.5~3~ 3,393.00

Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth

White Negro White Negro White Negro
NWehgirtoe

6,374.00 3,720.00 1,929.63 4,376.41 3,821.01 2,645.35
26,637.09

333.60 222.40 400.00 400.00
708.25

1,019.00 678.80 350.00 492.53 321.30 160.65
4,365.50

2,388.18 1,448.42 1,779.28 3,783.40 3,022.56 1,038.67
16,320.59

1,560.00 1,040.00
135.66

1.217.86 811.90

71.56

2,670.34

232.00 232.0
'._____________ 34.17 17 .09 260.31

47,703.04 21,760.84 41,463.91 37,798.35 43,606.09 29,568.66
2928,,628313..1199

Total Counties White 1,288,567.45 Negro 447,380.21

34,963.91 16,750.81

170,310.53 60,537.87

391,090.92 153,251.64

122,970.30 31,518.90

20,119.32 7,491.33

161,185.86 93,557.70

4,977.82 587.43

123,335.51 10,064,528.82 57,699.35 3,409,107.82

Bremen Buford Quitman Tallulah Falls Total Cities

White

Negro

.

White

Negro ....

White

254.20

..

._____

Negro

146.95

__

..

White

648.78 -------------- --------------

1,480.98 -------------- ----.-

1 __

---_____

------------- ------ --_____

:~:~--- ---m]f :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::~:~~~:~~: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::r::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::==

850.00 _
188.47 _
3,024.37 146.95
4,071.70
8 ,nUt

Total Counties White 1,288,567.45 Negro 447,380.21

34,963.91 16,750.81

170,310.53 60,537.87

391,090.92 153,251.64

122,970.30 31,518.90

20,119.321 161,185.86

7,491.33

93,557.70

4,977.82 587.43

123,335.51 10,064,528.82 57,699.35 3,409,107.82

Grand Total

White 1,289,470.43 Negro 447,527.16

34,963.91 16,750.81

170,310.53 60,537.87

392,571.90 153,251.64

122,970.30 31,518.90

20,119.321 161,185.86

7,491.33

93,557.70

4,977.82 587.43

123,335.51 10,072,663.36 57,699.35 3,409,654.77

TABLE lI-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS
v. Operation of Plant

SYSTEM

A. SALARIES

I

I D. UTILITIES (except heat) FOR BUILDINGS I E. SUPPLIES (except utilities)

RtJi~: ~t&~~ 1. Plaut 2. Custodial-I 3. Care ,14. Other

I Engi- Services

of I

neers

Grounds

SER- INGS VICES

1. Water and
Sewerage

2. Elcctricity

cus~12.SUPPliesI3.SUPPlies:. ~~~~: 3. Gas 14. Tele-15. Other 11.

phone and

todial

Total

Expense of

for

I for

4. Other ,

OF

Plant Operation

Telegraph

Supplies Operation Care of !

OPERA-

.

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

I of Grounds' Vehicles [

TrONS

.

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin

.....
<D

Banks

t-:>

Barrow

Bartow

Ben Hill

Berrien

White $3,240.00$ 11,334.50 $..

Negro

4,312.86 __.

$..-

$..

.. __

White

4,500.00 450.00

.

Negro . __._ 1,000.00 250.00

White 2,325.60 1,967.80 796.30 1,560.75

Negro

.

White

3,186.64.

.

Negro

._ 2,000.00

White

. 8,071.45

Negro

2,500.00

$ 5,916.67 $ 1,203.04
.__ 7,156.90 2,224.50
. . ._________ .__ 7,186.15
.
._ 5,881.12 . 3,623.61

766.90 $ 301.80
875.00 250.75 430.00 107.50 480.00
._. __ .
910.94 962.95

6,986.53 $_..

$1,371.78 $..-- $4,665.58 $

1,942.79 ._____ 222.76

.

4,376.50 3,226.70 1,110.21 _.

2,400.00

1,750.65

107.50 __._____ 770.95

2,819.28 5,926.86 818.45 704.82 1,185.37 163.63 .

3,772.88

.__ 889.32

4,604.41 .

5,650.67

545.09

3,700.00

3,602.51

16.00

._ 2,111.62

$_.

$.. __. $

._ $ 34,281.96

.

7,983.25

176.50 350.75

.

24, 22.56

75.00 150.50

6,579.85

._____ ._.

680.36 .____

17,325.40 2,161.32

. __. 20,119.40

..

2,000.00

175.00

6,688.00 31,622.27

117.80

.

12,934.49

White

.

Negro _._ ..

White

Negro

White _.______ Negro

White .. Negro

White 4,230.40

Negro 625.00

5,945.00

.___

6,382.23

270.00 _.______

_

638.29

.___

_

4,287.74

__

8,454.8810440.26

21,677.17

.

~_________

3,461.25 ... 560.00

..

5,225.00 2,358.68

.__

1,300.00

6,230.99 _.______

__

12,727.76

1,167.00

3,624.76

378.77 3,227.58

98.11

181.69

339.87 2,269.29

_

_

14,804.65 _.

._. .____
.

235.00 21.00
821.81 168.25

1,750.63 ..

375.00

.

7,150.83

2,240.60 __._.____

1,877.92

140.45

. 328.65

.

.

5,867.62 .

472.83

916.25 __.______

._____ 300.00

.__

593.79 __... 2,534.65

75.00

515.34 . __.__

41.74 5.00

17,853.24 1,333.54 . _._______ 7,225.55 _

.

. _.. .__ 61,244.58

_

_

333.86 __
421.23 - -376.84 85.20 _.

. _ 14,753.50 _ 2,556.00
:_::_ 35,08S .30 _ 8,501.15

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts

White

Negro

White

.

Negro

White

.

Negro

.

White

WNehgirteo - ...

Negro



White 4,470.03 Negro 1,490.01 White 3,600.00 Negro
~.:~:~ ::::::::

86,923.93

27,728.56 4,768.85, 43,795.6211,513.02 5,294.82 _.

11,811.28 283.39 234.64 518.66

. __ 192,872.77

48,958.40 __._____ . __.____

15,617.64 2,685.98 24,667.13 6,484.51 2,982.21

1,063.96 __...

605.51._._.____

.___

520.00

50.00 .. _. __ .

.

6,652.50 159.61 522.54 __._. 25.11

132.15

292.13 .

._ _ _

108,632.26 2,192.01 595.11

5,537.50 53.65 .______

._____ 3,188.03 1,357.14 3,163.32 _._______ 268.63 _.

1,457.91 387.02 214.32

526.81 84.95

238.75 _..

21.40 .____ " 15~.21

.

28.81

_ 15,656.33 _ J ,030.12

1,675.00 262.50

.

._ 3.779.66.

4,137.51 1,481.82

2,26C.85 __. .

.. _.

_ 13,597.34

4,593046..9000

2275..5000 --------- -------- ..--5--,1-6--5-.0-0-

621451..3850 -------.---

11,,760406..0407 ... 900.00 -_-.-.-----_ 31',505300 ..0000 ---5-0-0--.0-0- -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-.-_-_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_1,

4,742.82 16,099.20

1,800.00

..

...

3,086.66 50.00 ..------.---11,026.09 42.49

2,900.30 304..20

_ 9,209.74

9,699.25 -------- --------- -------- ----------- 1,017.18,

4,477.00_.

----.---- -------- ----------- 544.00

7,352.60 500..00 1,050.00._______ 10,830.98 524.00,

4,184.00. 500.llO

1________ 10,000.00 400.00,

U~uL::::::l::::::::: ::::::::1 i:~~U~ ~~Ugl

10,845.3315,289.71 1,663.79.

5,803.39 ---- ----r-------- -.------- 3,735.40

5,417.60 7,834.8~ 670.65 -------- 3,868.94. __ ----

1________ 500.00

4,510.65 --------- 807.12 __ .

5,000.00

_

5,000.00 --------- ------ __. -------- 6,000.00 -.------- --------- ---- --- ---------
U6~J~ :::::::::1:::::::::1:::::::: ~'8~UL:::::--I: . ~~:~~,:::::-:::

52,524.08 24,803.06
34,17".35 26,084.00 13,272.39 7,563.68

Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahooehee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay ......
'wD Clayton
Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson

Wbite Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

2,850.00 2,391.00 6,146.69 496.18
: _ 5.,317.501,681.15 _ 1,357.00 400tOO _ 12,226.79 _ 1,434.93
--- 10,382.50 430.25 _ 200.00 65.00 _ 5,017.00 138.50
" _ 1,374.00 41.00 _ 135,315.53 _ 90,210.36

----
~______
20.00

4,869.04 5,280.94

344.03 460.20
_ _

3,136.02 657.05

1,400.00 336.55 1,716.98
.______ 157.60

10,149.94 2,518.03

433.07 200.00

4,549.19 1,411.30

1,376.06

_

38,603.72 88.80

25,735.82 59.20

;:;~[::l;~:g.:. ;::~~i . . 3,101.771 6,293.12 216.81

1 258. 19 1

1,663.03 5,608.02 162.75 -------- 320.33

:

1

1_________

349.31 --------349.30 ---------

13,413.23 10,954.63 17,876.71 9,800.85
19,722.59

7,299.63

12,435.8517,508.35 1,219.93

5,403.65

7.42

104.00

_ 50,622.98

571.15 1,680.67 90.03

527.26

'

_ 4,461.64

15,685.99

2,261.93

964.08

501.14

_ 42,893.86

323.75

25.00

_

_ 1,246.32

4,964.73_________ 542.82

796.23 56.00 79.21

_ 17,574.98

1,280.42

62.91

305.77

.

.

_ 4,440.16

41,568.62

9,282.43

18,407.97 3,461.68

10,018.58 256,747.33

27,712.42

6,188.29

12,271.98 2,307.79

6,679.06 171,164.92

White

865.00

1,657.92 86.39

177.47

169.75

31.51_________ 2,988.04

Negro

508.90 107.95

226.28

843.13

White 2,632.44 14,697.25

11,156.46 1,450.18 7,943.51

284.20

7,089.46

864.83 46,118.33

Negro 482.61 1,780.00

3,718.82 483.39 2,647.84

65.30

845.07

243.78 10,266.81

White Negro

11,498.50 458.71_________

21,967.12 1,590.56 15,486.22

2,588.65 304.30

971.51

928.75

4,451.06

63.00

317.88

__

56,380.92 4,245.34

White

49,604.37

548.20 13,813.34 4,604.60 24,824.5219,239.74 2,963.75

13,324.62 1,193.56 206.39

130,323.09

~'i:\~~ :::::::: ---1;267:50 ---i6:00 ::::::::: :::::::: ---i;i95:68 ----54:05 -i;605:62 ::::::::: ---200:io :::::::: ---484:72 ---i80:i2 ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ---5;023:79

Negro 368.95 1,515.00 36.00

2,093.75

1,534.87

36.46

581.57 124.27

6,290.87

White

36,762.961,186.67

22,772.72

20,681.01 2,974.53

21,919.01

675.24

106,972.14

Negro

2,435.00

3,503.00

3,181.00 457.00

3,372.14

12,948.14

White

4,698.00 820.00

4,701.91 323.80 5,349.80

772.56

1,312.91

220.43

18,199.41

Negro

2,021.50 570.00

2,443.78

2,260.60

81.00

656.45

109.00

8,142.33

WNehgirteo 4,725.00 66,934.50

1,500.00

13,325.47 9,902.01 49,530.0431,594.58 6,194.07

20,367.31 2,937.65

1,740.44

208,751.07_

Wbite 3,000.00 10,175.86 623.91

22,826.4711,663.43

1,034.21

4,310.73

53,634.61

~~:~"" ~:~~U~::~~~:~~::::::::: ::::::::1 +mJ~ U~U~ ---n~n~ ::::::::: dlU~ :::::::: U~U~ ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ~U~U~

White Negro
White Negro

White 1,800.00 Negro 1,800.00 White

Negro

1

White

Negro

8,193.00 900.00
8,600.00 8,116.46 1,948.00

581.20 581.20

500.00 500.00

5,515.49 5,315.78 4,648.26 2,324.12
10,896.96 6,929.40

1,385.00 -------- --------- -------- ----------20,313.50

364.83
334.92 335.70

4,573.87 2,444.67
2,187.25 1,093.63

1,135.15 953.03
278.85 139.28

2,052.28 1,021.14
1,615.82 107.91

409.90 409.89

_
658.81 329.40

73.00

8,196.90

1,594.48

5,210.22 756.86 550.06

1,563.64 4,106.71 418.26

5,103.03 5,157.32
402.30

767.61 296.90 767.62 296.90

864.88 3,019.16 59.20._______ 399.33 ------ --------- --------- --------8,529.1214,041.17 1,689.22 758.95 8,605.36 253.8., 187.78 96.50

14,124.52 10,144.51
17,5~1.99
5,594.34 38,337.08 30,666.04 8,773.83
6,063.27 54,475.45_

~S::~~ ::E_I;:~~::~:;::;;;:;;~:~:'~:~IJj:;;~E__iIJ,:::m~

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

v. Operation of Plant-Continued
-----------------------;-------,-----cc----------------c---------------,----;---

SYSTEM
Decatur DeKalb Dodge

I A. SALARIES

_ _---,

~---- B. CON- C. REAT

I 1. Plant 2. Custodial I 3. Care I 4. Other ITREADCT-

Engi- Services 'I of

SER-

neers

Grounds 1 I

i VICES

BUFOlLRDINGS

_1_ _

1_ _

D. UTILITIES (except heat) FOR BUILDINGS

1. Water 2. Elec-

and

tricity

Sewerage

3. Gas 4. Tele- 5. Other phone and Telegraph
1

E. SUPPLIES (except utilities)

F. OTR- Total

1. Cus- 2.Supphes I3.Supphes 1 4. Other

EPRENESXE-

Expense of Plant

todial

for 1 for

OF Operation

Supplies Operation Care of

OPERA-

of Grounds

TIONS

I~hicles - - - - - - -

1

_

White S5,808,30$ 13,355.45IL

Negro

3,615.00

IS-------- L

S 16,261.19 $1557533 S 7,070.82 8,489.21

S

$2,109.32 s. __ S5,511.78 $
2,755.88

L _

.1 L_

s..

$ 58,621.37 21,930.91

~:~;~ :::::::: -167;715:20 :::::::: -:-:::::: :::::::: --77;261:53 13,470.09 --82;562:65 ::::::::: 15,935.49 :::::::: 28;765:36 ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::. ::::::::: -385;710:32

White

5,967.30 606,50

13,912.11 752.12 7,978.95 __.______ 886.75

3,214.69

1,075.47

. __.______ 34,393.S9

Negro _..

1,681.20 185.331_________

4,508.45 519.27 2,728.49

203.20 _.

1,532.09

30.05

11,388.08

Dooly

Dougherty

.....
.C..O.

Douglas

Early

Echols

White Negro

.______ 168.93 44.25

6,940.07 .. .. _ 3,395.85

.. 3,608.85

1,152.32

537.76

..

..

585.00 11,627.61

150.00 4.955.42

White

48,238.61

14,924.17 ..

20,743.00

2,258.70 ..

7,624.34

93,788.82

Negro

21,464.52

. .. 9,949.45

13,828.67 __..

1,505.81

5,082.90

.

51,831.35

White Negro

11,914.50

..

2,085.00

12677.93 2,024.64 6,356.18 .__

1,087.29 . 3,670.24

314.05 38,044.83 2,055.00

White

11,029.50

..

18,255.14

14,116.88

632.22

3,905.65

.__ 47,939.39

~h~~~ :::::::: ---1;446:88 :::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: ---2;120:51 ::::::::: --"1;635:22 ::::::::: ---217:64 :::::::: 304.59 ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ---5:724:84

Negro

180.00

..

1,608.14

371.88

252.63

..

2,412.65

Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin

White

5,800.00 1,200.00,_________

Negro

1,520.00 800.00'1_________

~~~;~ :::::::: lU~Ug :::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::

White

8,699.00 640.70,

..

Negro White Negro

.. 4,012.27 63.50!_________ 3.867.50 1,689.60

White 1,529.09 12.025.00

Negro

.

6,874.86

4,629.59

._ ._

.. __.. _ 2,455.05

3,595.50

2.853.96 __

__

1,182.22

lUgU~ ~~Ul ~,~~U~ :::-::::: 1,I~U~ :::::::: 3'm:~~ :~~:~~

14,555.83 1,406.19 10,168.04 174.44 255.32

3,753.82

6.500.45 207.13 4,448.39 ....

5,497.24

4,004.41 __..

__

..

416.87 ..

1,876.91 ..

677.85

2,546.31

..

.

._______

__

27,816.45 1,260.90 6;563.36

..

25.00

18.00

1,121.09 ..

.. __ 5,909.40 16.00

.______

6~~:gg 5'nUg ~~::~:

576.96

3,891.21

67.50

1,446.90 .
.____

._

20,959.50 9,951.68
t~:~gg:~g
44,121.51 19,040.02 16,593.31 1,689.60
56,225.29 59.00

Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

White

4,336.75

.______ 5,245.741 375.87 3,593.34

511.24

1,714.30 362.49

554.50

19,244.23

Negro

. 1,200.00

1,701.18 586.65 1,000.27

976.53

__ .__ 5,464.63

White

23,807.00

2,729.21 845.00 25,194.26 1,426.70 19,948.63 ----

2,534.36 -------- 6,242.60,

--------- 46.00 __ __ __ __ _ 82,773.76

mgi--------- --------- --------. :::::::: ~h1~~

9 ~gg.gg -------- -2-940-00 15.00

774.81

I2'550,00

~h1~~I:::::::: ::i~:i~~:~i:::::::::I---7;9~i:i81::::::::::i:~i~:i~ :::i~6:66:::::::~: ~h1~~

::::::::

-2--6-~:6:3m:9~:5~0I:::::::::::::::r::::::::::::::::

:::::::: ::::::::

--65;968:62

4~~'~~

5 m~~-8-373-9i 78.95 --146-20 1

---844--i 2N:g~~

1~:~~g:~~:10;642:00 d:g~U& ::::::::117:109:601::::::::: :::::::::

1

--4i;792:i7

::::::::: i1;678:80 ::::::::

::::::::: :::::::::/:::::::::

Negro

37,513.32

11,525.45_________ 10,311.97 1::::::::=["64;284:47

1,443.3:\

2,904.72 1,878.00 .. ,_________

65576.80

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady

Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock

Haralson

Harris

......
<D

Harl

'" Heard

Henry

Houslon Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff DaVlS

Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

::::::::: ~~~I:::::::: ---~~::::~~I::::::::: -- __~~:~~i :::::::: ---~~~~~:~~ -~~~:::~~I---~~~:::::I-~~~:~:~~ ---:~: ::~ --~~::~~ -~~~~~:~~

I l~~:~~ -:~~:~::~ ::::::::: --:~~~~:::~

WNehgirteo 1,125.00 1,663.00 64.32

2,772.76 5,359.74 27.00 2,378.58 .

350.94

. 999.06

.

. 8__41._.9.1 219.7.0 15,802.01_

White 3,200.00 46.142.80

2,715.32

Negro 1,600.00 16,284.80 .

1,357.68

WNehgirteo

4,373.50'_._._.__

9,794.34 8,399.37 12,587.58 4,278.88 1,357.02 4,105.51 11,438.19 396.50 6,740.34

1,102.12 223.36
1,156.59

. 6,867.16 3,433.58
. 571.06

.

.

._____

3,390.17 94,198.86 1,695.08 34,335.91
24,676.18.

White Negro

8,910.50 755.80 485.90 1,750.00 495.60 216.55

16,044.71 6,915.44

1,320.56 236.84

3,944.71

_

2,484.30

775.00 100.00 69.85 25.00

32,337.18 12,193.58

White 995.52 6,498.00

.

6,336.26 928.28

Negro 995.52 6,803.25

4,647.06 610.49

White

22,071.49

28,734.2913,636.85

Negro

1,491.40 _ _ __ __ _ _

2,592.10 1,230.50

White Negro

9,352.001

4,352.58

447.50 1__ _ _ _ _ _ _

20,687.46 1,464.00 2,180.00 198.42

~~:~ :::::::: __::~:~~:~~ :::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: __::~::~:~~ 1,9~g:~t

White

2,160.0011,084.50

3,785.75 689.33

Negro

495.00 147.00

2,977.73 43.55

3,239.17

329.95

. 1,577.01

208.27

._

3,573.96

259.20

4,887.23

214.66

.

8,977.31

809.60

9,577.73 871.64

1,186.23 135.76 6,982.66

189.31

237.90

.____ 292.96 263.65

15'r8U~ ::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: _:~~:~:~~ :::::::::::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::::

1,977.90

750.63 692.99 1,626.78 244.67 414.27

00

838.76

88.38 377.09 898.24 300.00

5.00

20,112.46 21,991.37 73,419.94 6,123.60
54,295.03 4,124.77
76,~~U~
13,426.82 6,170.75

WNehgirteo

White

.

Negro

~:;~ ::::::::
WhIte Negro WhIte Negro

6,374.97.

.__

7,673.73

1,769.73 .__

U~U8l:::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::
4,760.75 9.00 1,779.32 9,177.35 7,777.80

5,203.23 996.84

18,347.35 1,517.66

1~:1~Ug
6,420.23 2.039.93 9,797.69 10,169.40

~~U~
136.00 129.00
..

6,749.30

988.06

1,727.69

6,030.52

1,340.15

3,060.62

724.92

~:m:~i :::::::::
3,435.08 868.96 689.56 293.36
8,493.82 4,501.48

6~U~ :::::::: N~U~ ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::::

602.85

2,960.97 100.00 182.10

696.74

106.60

1,269.00 33.26 150.00

225.00

4,268.01

.

6,950.35

22,040.09_
32,790.95 7,673.73
2~:lg~:g~
20,172.68 6,715.03 31,736.87 29,399.03

White

22,604.51

23,057.39

. 23,698.38

3,131.42

8,307.53

Negro

7,716.50 __ _ _ _ __ _

6,009.21

7,871.03

412.11

3,637.47

White Negro

9,045.00 249.34._________ 2,921.73 50.23

7,099.85 990.81 5,770.03 2,402.59 193.57 2,390.06

660.80 128.85

1,404.20 1,170.58

White

4,649.251 .

._______ 8,880.60 92.70 3,446.28

1,477.18

WNehgirtoe __ ._____ 1:5~8&5~.:OgOgl'-:-:.---:-:-:-:-: -::--::--:.:-::-_-- -:-:-:-:-:-::--: 11,,032425..2840 2,99341..1865

Negro], .__

1,345.80

383.80

549.10 1,49258..7774

--

1,495.75

White Negro

6,393.76

. 518.461,285.00 8,099.66 622.95 3,859.59.________ 614.71

18.00

250.10

973.29

2,746.33

463.93 231.95
576.80 ...

81,263.16 25,878.27 25,220.03 9,257.61 18,546.01
120,,075832..9175 4,541.55 24,140.46 1,241.39

WhIte 750.00 6,610.90 21.00

12,642.15 1,150.00 5,755.55

883.95

1,863.18 284.84

29,961.57

Negro

7.00

5,650.15 800.00 2,314.84

863.29

.__ 9,635.28

White

4,030.00

'_________

4,316.68 309.48 3,088.22

2,300.75

.________ 14,045.13

NehglrtOe -__-_--_-_-_-_-_

WNegro

.

45',614495 ..5000 __ -_-_-_-__- -_-_:_--_-_-_-_-_-_-_.-l. -_-_-.-_-_.-.- 34,,967826..3730

1,260.00 -

l, _

2,198.68

515675..1265 108.02

21,,552519..3677 956.47

11,,056937..8060 783.75

_

.___

1113,,994743'.71~ 5,306.92

W~Ne:~I:r:tOoe I_:-:':~:-:' ~:2.-~::3:-~: ----1-- --- ---- -_-_: ::::-.-_::::::

::-.--:: ::-: :::::: 1 :- ::-:-::::_:-::-:::: 1

:::::: -:--:_-----:_---1'---121;,i34028.:43751::3:8::0:.:0:0: ---i2;,2986i9:.7705 ::::::::: 2,975.03 294.80 1,153.61_I________
1

----26324:.9030

:-:-:-:--__--::-

--9-,932896.:3i83
840.30

:-:--:-:-::-:-:--:

--i2:i5 --- -- --- - --- -:: :: : 1

:

:

:

:

---4;425:31 : : : : : : : : :

30,405.93

5,263.74

SYSTEM

TABLE ll-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS
v. Operation of Plant-Continued

A. SALARIES

C. HEAT FOR
BUILDINGS

D. UTILITIES (except heat) FOR BUILDINGS

I. Water I 2. Elec-

and

tricity

Sewerage!

E. SUPPLIES (except utilities)

Total
Expense of Plant
Operation

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
..... Long
<D
0> Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison
Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery

White $

S

Negro . _

White

..

Negro __... _

White

_

Negro

_

White

...

Negro White 2,100.00 Negro __. _

White .. ._ 3,052.901,133.00

Negro

1,902.50 8.00

White Negro ..

13,838.30 22.00 ._ .. ._. 89.00

White _..

5.087.00 ..

Negro ..

35.00 ..

White ...

3,981.50._______

Negro

219.40

White 3,000.00 6,893.00 210.00 Negro __. ._ 2,380.00 109.00

.

. 2,088.15 1,100.00

..

._. 1,027.00 850.00

.. _ 14,020.35 683.14

..

..

.

._.

._._______ 547.13

..

..

._ 35.00

6.764.89

.

.____

. __ 7,480.52 __...

.__

._.

... 8,067.99 684.95

..

2,993.03

.

2,347.29 379.36 391.20 286.58 920.48

914.05. .. _ 128.35.

1,154.73

9,063.08 .. ... _ 1,539.48. . __ 3,807.54

.

. ..

. . ..

3,200.33 9,568.16 320.06

3,995.65

109.82 825.00 . . __.

._ 71.37

3,774.81

._._ 606.49

.. _ 2,309.41

1,630.40 ... ._

_. .

3,125.44

3,536.12 ._._._ 428.94

3,563.80

1,319.71 ... _._ .. _ 106.65 .. ... 973.14

.. . 239.01 482.59 _. __._

.. . .. .

._

._

.____ 584.56 ... ._. _.. .

.

._.

. ..._

. ..

..

..

..

.. .. _... _._ ._. ...

._.

._ . ._. __

.. __._ .. _ ... . .. .

533.73 1,073.93 540.00

..

216.39 200.75 ... _

12,420.56 5,984.63
43,558.45 89.00
22,718.33 1,076.19 17,437.10 12,455.76 28,532.46 8,298.67

White ._._____ 3,426.67

. _.....

... _. 4,648.68 74.00 3,289.52. .___ 509.17. .. __ 6,300.85 _. ... __..

259.15._._ .... _ 18,508.04

Negro White _._.

. --6;101:83 :::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: --10;711:59 '--827:66 -'-5;627:29 ::::::::: ---979:20 :::::::: -2;552:31 :::::::::--461:72 ::::::::: ::::::::: '-27;261:60

Negro

1,223.30

.

440.23 ,,934.84 _. ._ 152.26. ._. 664.36

127.07

._ .

. 4,542.06

:~~~~ :::::::: tm:g~ :::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: U~t~~ l~t~~ ~:~~U~ -------. ::::::::: :::::::: U~V~ :::::::::l--.-~~:~

White

._ 8,547.68 _.

. __._ ..

11,752.24 7,389.07 _.. .. _. 1,045.28

. 3,122.63

._._

Negro

4,344.50

. ..

12,340.31 6,726.55 .

.___ 565.80

3,673.38

.

._._

::::::::: 1~:i~~:~~ 658.44 32,515.34 6.34 27,656.88

;'1 f:~~I{ '"O~ f::J: 1;:,::::11ll!~,;il::tiii '~ll:li ... ;::;; White.

.. 3,173.12 3,419.52 _. __.

:::::::: l THHl ~}~~~(::] UH:g8~::~~J:::::::::

1

i

. 4,558.34 308.121 1,540.64

1 367.09 _.

2'955.471 .

.

16,322.30

tHU~ ~~~:!~ Hgi:~t::::::t::::::: '-~~~:~~I !~U~ :::::::::1::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::::

Morgan Murray

Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding

Peach

Pickens

Pierce

Pike

Polk

.....

<0 -l

Pulaski

Putnam

Quitman

Rabun

Randolph

Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole

Spalding Stephens -------

White!

.. J

Negro __._____

White

Negro

._

3,408.00 -- ... -.2.585.00 6,617.00 385.09
.

46.00 37.50 .___

l White __. Negro
White 3,600.CO Negro
White Negro __. ._ White Negro
White Negro

223,217.66.
15,781.802,107.66 5,305.00 110.95 3,780.00 282.50 1,425.00 10.00 8,302.43 282.50
6,463.004,125.14 795.001,000.00

1,380.00 .____ .

. 1 6,879.23 509.07 3,252.44 286.81 11,593.85 1,561.41 475.00 48.00

. ._____

84,095.4416,491.43
12,845.77 4,847.26 3,890.75 1,166.27 1,143.23 403.15 5,IRO.19 5,964.55 4,016.99 10,841.35 472.44
963.96 2,961.77

3.300.04

...1

1,363.82

10,163.39._.______ 65.50

._-1-.. 1,807. 711 29.62 2,850.88 704.00 .. _._ 2,554.13
125.00

89.14 70.52 ..

..

....

.

139.63 _. .___ 16,249.34

.

10,406.07

._. . __ .__

33,578.87 713.50

97,083.21 . 11,259.59

5,392.79 2,199.22 4,554.90.
992.90

299.46 . 559.45
110.00

4,607.71 582.08

.____

50,272.04 18,273.75. __._____

18.00 490,711.12

_

. 5.039.43 341.03 . 1,19423

. ._____

46,787.94 13,656.66

. 1,876.63

2,766.23 __._.____ 18,876.73

955.82.________

5,040.10

3,895.93 ._.

1,376.03

558.41 25,560.04 ._ 4,016.99

2,241.80 215.85

..

28,751.44

.______ 6,518.66

Whit.!._______ 7,227.25 59.00

3,016.01 610.20 2,010.21 3011 08 612.30 _.

1,543.10 .

.____ 114.25 ._____ 18,203.40

Negro

3,467.22 38.50

. 2,273.03 614.16 2,112.12 3,012.02 532.31

1,554.16

116.53 __._.____ 13,720.05

White

2,852.00

_

14,372.65 .____ 5,281.46

1,013.55

5,337.94

.

28,857.60

Negro

1,245.00 .___

1 121.'5

718 18

75.50

416.89

3,577.02

White Negro

3,835.00 75.00 700.00 30.00

6,828.04 1,662.25 3,953.36
11________ 3,426.50 ~O.OO 1,550.00

25.00 724.37 10.00 134.25

3,59055 847.49

20.00 150.00 5.00 75.00

20,863.57 6,868.24

White

6,262.51 70.66

10,608.88 625.61 4,241.61,,_______ 945.20

3,406.16

_._ 26,160.63

~);\~~ :::::::: --i7:764:6ii --i7ii:iiii ::::::: :::::::: ---7;738:98 ---i64:]2 --iii;iiiiii:iio -3;6ii6:iiii -2;ii66:iiii :::::::: '3;iiiiii:iiii ::::::::: :::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: --43;837:iii

Negro

.. 5,361.00

,

197.95 1,148.73 3,333.99 355.69

617.43

11,014.79

White l__ __ __ __ 3,225.00 __._____ 59.90

272.80 1,544.43 1,466.34 148.55

1,393.50

2.00

8,112.52

Negro

2,440.45

60.04

_.______ 410.35 1,395.32 1,434.13 72.35

1,393.66

.___

4.00

7,210.30

~;i .,~.~.~ : ';i.;.l;:i~.ij.::l:.;.:~ .~ ;:~.~ ~i;.l --------1 --------I White
Negro

3,437.50 2,452.50 -------- ---------

2,563.87 1,684.78

White --------

720.00

2,210.40

762.14 910.27 111.94

2,318.09 2,417.38 ---------
999.14 ---------

303.24

1,939.45

11,324.29

215.77 -------115.45 --------

1,359.44 58105

---------

--------- I---------

---------

9,040.14 4,737.98

1 1 ,.

~~~~::~66:66\1 U~tg~ mJ~I::::~~:~t:::j u~~~81--_!~~:~~ :J~J~ :gU~ ~51:,~45~1:.~20~ ~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_Il~_~,~_~_~_~_:_~_:_ ~_~_~_~_~_~_:_-~_~_ ~_:.:_~_~_~_:_-~_~_ 2U~Ui ::::::::: :::::::: Negro 500.00
;;;;1:;-;;;;; __~::::;;~;I;;;;;;;:I_:;;;;;;:i-;;;;;;;I:::~;I:~J:::2~;;;; 1~:mJ;li2U~UiI2'~zuzl:::::::: _::~~~:~8 White --------

7,500.00 500.00 ---------1--------1 7,53228 --------
4,2R963 156.501___ __ _ 1___ __ ___ 4,786.00 603.69
1

::::::::: :::::::::I 4U,8i18U.4~3

--_______

524.99 ---253:iii

-------::::::::

l'mj~

::::::::1

1~:~~Ug :~:~: ::::::::: ::::::::: 21~6:,8~~2~6:.Z9~0

: : : : : :: : :

::::::::: :::::::::

White -------- 5,265.00 348.92

Negro --------

450.00

1

1' . .

1 16.378.95 250.00 8,000.00 --------- 1,135.23 -------- 6,212.15 ...

1._______ 1,000.00,--

1 433.00

1,500.00

1,045.20

1_________ 38,635,45
, 3,383.00

1

1

1

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS V. Operation of Plant-Continued

SYSTEM
-Ste-wa-rt- - - - Sumter Talhot

A. SALARIES

D. UTILITIES (except heat) FOR BUILDINGS

E. SUPPLIES (except utilities)

_~B. CON- C. HEAT _______________________________________ F. OTH- Total

TRACT- FOR I. Plant 2. Custodial 3. Care 4. Other ED BUILD-

I. Water I 2. Elec-

~~:S~- 3. Gas 1 4. Tele- 5. Other I. Cus- 2.Supplies 3.Supphesl4. Other

Expense of Plant

Engi- Services of

SER- INGS

and

tricity

phone aud

todial

for

for

OF Operation

$ $__=;_~~=; 239.~ 2,70~8 neers

Grounds

White s...;

4,950.99 L ..

VICES

Sewerage

2,959.44 $

$

$

tTelegraph L

Supplies Operation Care of

OPERA-

$~~~:cl~~_ ~_~ =~1,672.88 of Grouuds

$ 821.28

$

$

TrONS $.

Negro .____

872.50

.

.___

4,275.02 536.27 2,555.76 __.

. __ 2,143.24

10,382.79

White Negro

.__________ 136.00 600.00

5,195.00

.

10,886.60

.

..

5,781.93 .

2,825.31 5,082.48 __.

..

.

.____

4,342.07

29,654.39 5,195.00

White

3,184.50

3,543.92 312.51 1,480.80 _._______ 267.57 .. __ 1,689.58

379.59

10,858.47

Negro

2,924.00

.____ 4,282.52 108.65 2,051.58

248.86 __

2,000.00 .

.

.

.__ 11,615.61

Taliaferro

Tattnall

.....
~

Taylor

00

Telfair

Terrell

White

~,ehglrtOe .. ..-_-_-._.

n

_

Negro .____

White .. Negro

White

Negro

White Negro

1,200.00 172.50

71',210403 ..0701 1,687.75 2,876.00 2,497.00

103.12 ------.-- .-------

857.20

1,600.00

245.50 __.______ 760.00

143.75

._______

._______

6,193.88 886.25

.

.

.

.________

25.00 __.

601.00 1,220.52

2,621.21
3,160.90 10,384.50 3,690.90 5,405.20 3,999.02
.. _
830.27 1,115.00

226.40 678.06 215.78 215.00 416.27 216.26
347.75 252.25

1,112.06

. 162.60

1,207.03

183.17

8,052.14 4,298.38 146.70

3,188.25 1,286.50

4,428.40

._ _

3,828.40

4,797.88 7,606.39 1,036.36 757.22 2,015.16 13.65

4,373.28 3,704.70

667.31 __

25.00

542.02
450.45 6,639.09 2,214.57 2,070.31 __.
729.66 2,055.58
324.21 . 4,021.17 3,392.87

.__

6,036.79

155.00

6,982.73 39,492.50

.

.___ 13,288.47

.________

15,339.93

.

.________ 11,270.34

..

.__ 21,690.09 .__ 3,996.49

55.00

10,945.78 9,685.34

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns I'reutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

White Negro

9,440.00 380.91 47.33

524.01

1,740.19 9,535.8211,049.08 834.23 18.41 5,320.93

500.17 1,309.87 3,600.56 89.35

3,709.53

.

.__

.____

38,843.58 9,256.81

White __._____ 15,377.79 Negro __._____ 2,250.00

21,232.26

13,955.65

2,070.44

3,471.48 .____

56,107.62 2,250.00

White Negro

8,294.25 77.70 5,716.00

6,957.16 386.00 6,821.56 195.84 1,614.89

627.12 114.85

7,944.98

12.01

.

. 31,120.78 7,641.58

White ._______ 3,750.00 50.00 1,800.00._______ 7,045.22 532.50 2,216.01

435.17

2,938.46

_

980.00 2,963.54 22,710.90

Negro

--

White -------- 5,246.46 -------- ------.-- -------- 3,826.59 488.27 1,495.26 -----.--- --------- -------- 965.50

.1 -

.

---------

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

----------12,022.08

::::~:~~~:~~ ::~::::~ .:::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: ~::::::: :::::: 3,:::::: ::::::::: .~:~~~:~~ :::::::: 6,:~::~: ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::- 3::;:~:~:

Negro

3,752.50

.______

4,053.47 188.29 1,266.49

359.68

2,034.45

. ._______ 11,654.88

White .___ 4,765.00

2,730.21

4,366.17

646.66

2,341.10

196.09

15,045.23

Negro

1,270.00 266.29

1,606.46

1,244.63

82.36

961.87

.

_

5,431.61

White

1,657.00

.

3,134.18 4,154.05 -------- 168.05 --------- 653.25 __.______

9,766.53

:::::::: ::::::::: ~~~~ :::::::: ---~:~!~:gt::::::::::::::: :::::::: ::~~:!~O:4!:::3~~:~~ :::~:~~~:~!:~:~~~:~~ :~:~~~:~~ -~:~~~:~~

~2~7~-.:4~2~ ::2:8:2:.'8:0:1_:_:_:-.:-.:_:-_:_:1-319g-':0~9~9~-.:6~3~

White

5,500.00 - -- - . -- -

.___

20.00 2,833.51 4,995.38 42.00 . __ 5,398.52 --

-

Negro

8,140.00 j .

.___ 40.00 1,833.51 3,482.50 38.00

3,529.94

. 20.00 1 200.00

17,283.95

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson
OC OC
Worth
Total Counties

---1--- __ -- 1---------- NWeh~iotet----------------I

24,095.75

- -- __

2,507.50 -------- ------- -

-

22,974.8622,099. 85

116'493.14 --- ---- 10,517.67

--------- ---------\---------

1 1,292.74 1,470.43 ----------- --------- 207.05 -------- 495.45 --------- --------- --------- - -------

396g,:18g1~.2U7~

~lll!~~;.~~'~~"OOI ;m~~,"'I:m~'"'w"!,mr:".,,':~*:I :;:iH

White Negro

7,095.75 3,369.50

3,070.00

_ 7,128.27 264.00 3,215.62 _ 2,905.22 124.00 1,307.64

514.40 237.91

1,892.96 456.03 896.17

168.00

23,805.03 8,840.44

m:u :::::::: White _

17,890.90 60.00

1 16,566.03 3,550.00 12,364.00

3,005.25

~l:\~~ :::::::: ~:~~::~~ --900:00 ::::::::: ::::::::1 U~U6 n~:~~ U~~:~~ :::::::::

12,591.83

168.26

66,196.27

4,~~:~ ::::::::__:::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: IggU:

Negro

1,220.77

709.55

52.50

184.05

2,166.87

White

3,710.00

.___

4,428.92

2,350.99

_ 492.94 45.00 1,387.70 971.50 233.59 602.45

14,223.09

~~~[~~~~~ ::~~~m::~;;~~~~~:~:::::::: :::: ::t~~~:~~ ~;,mJ~ :::~:mm :~:~4~~~~ :~~:::~~~ ~~~:~~~~ :~~~;m~ ~~~::~:~: -~;;~:t :~:~::::: :::::L __;:J~n~

White Negro
White 2,800.00 Negro 2,031.70 White Negro
White Negro

5,160.00 2,100.00
5,112.50 3,859.50 2,332.50 2,430.00
8,774.25 4,377.50

200.00 290.44

22.90

6,465.92 2,310.57 4,092.17 4,809.35
50.00 10,258.11 6,821.91

712.72 118.23
500.00 703.60 538.06 684.88
592.67 354.19

3,951.96

1,478.63

2,655.99 2,204.59 4,253.66 5,548.67

467.27 200.00 576.75

2,244.16 3,856.35 114.09

5,804.50 3,059,51

1,137.47 101.77

1,504.00 630.71
2,348.99 1,327.06 1,712.48
688.67
3,420.33 4,689.79

500.00 471.08

119.67 45.85

246.32

47.41

17,794.60 6,638.14
18,676.92 15,897.32 14,962.12 10,018.15
30,473.63 19,450.52

White 61,153.382,085,535.54 48,680.7227,511.75 21,934.081,434,054.84 313,068.251,076,199.20 282,516.38169,164.80 8,109.27669,071.6832,971.2716,188.4528,458.99 41,177.36 6,315,795.96 Negro 10,893.79 685,972.58 10,998.29 2,171. 77 9,476.04 464,056.85 89,506.33 359,517.58 73,397.11 47,067.851,983.90222,805.17 6,185.90 4,052.34 2,871.19 10,946.16 2,001,902.85

Americus Atlanta Bremen Buford Calhoun

NWehgirtoe

'1 53,,163200..0000 -------- ---------

32,,680334..9576 --------- 31,,173552..9384 ------._-_-_- 410226..0912

._ 1,272589..0478 --------- ------. --- ------. -_-_ .-------._--. 193,,053612..0330

White

600,659.75

66,975.95

42,023.09

145,640.67106,125.3126,361.75

47,949.88

. __ 3,796.56 __._. .1,039,532.96

Negro

262,517.89

40,702.42 .

. 22,856.22 . . 66,229.8042,657.5312,476.08

24,865.00

.

._. 2,307.23. . __ 474,612.17

White

6,108.53 .

.

2,928.50

2,803.92 .____ 186.75

2,359.43

.. .

.

. ._. \4,487.13

~l:\~~ :::::::: ---2;621:35 --206:65 ::::::::: :::::::r::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::::::\ :::::::: ---260:75 :::::::: ---358:82 ~:::::::: ::::::::: --'214:67 ::::::::: --'3;662:24

~~~~~ :::::::: d~H~ ~_:~~~:~~ :~::::::: ::::::::i:::~:~~~:~~ ::::::::: :::~:~~~~~::::~~: I-~-~!~:~~ :::::::: -~:~~~:~ :::~~~:~~ :::::~::I:-::~~:~~~:~:::::: 1ditIT

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

V. Operation of Plant-Continued

-------~---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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

SYSTEM

A. SALARIES

- - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - 1lTBR. ACCOTN-

C. HEAT FOR

1. Plant 2. Custodial 3. Care 4. Other ED BUILD

hea~OR D. UTILITIES (except

BUILDINGS

l~pp~~~(CXC~~U~:~itieS_)__1 F. OTH-I'

Total

1. Water 2. Elec-

3. Gas

4. Tele-

5. Other

1. Cus- 2.Supplies 3. SuppliesII 4. Other

ER EXPENSE

Expense of Plant

Engi- Services

of

neers

Grounds

SER VICES

INGS ,and

tricity I

Sewerage

1

phone and Telegraph

todial 1 for

for

Supplies Operation Care of !

OF . Operation OPERA I

of Grounds [

TIO:'oiS

Carrollton

White$

-'---- --- ----,

1----1

I$ 6,318.30$

$--------'$-------!$ 6,086.7? $

----

J

I -

-

-

.

-

-

-

Vehicles
---

-

-

-

-~--i----!----'

$ 3,494.78 $..------1$ 398.46$ 112.26$1,966.43,$

$

$

1$

1$ 18,377.00

Negrol

' 2,199.00'1

---------

' 3,043.33

1,747.39

, 199.22, 56.23 983.21[

1 8,228.38

Cartersville

White

113'080.94

1,513.23

7,343.051 888.511

5,492.23,

1,524.57

, 29,812.53

Cedartown

~,ehglrtOel-__- -_-_-_-_-_-_
vv

94',477528 . 0400 -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_-_-_-_-__- -_-_-_ _--_-_-_-_-_-_-_
.

91,,163870..3010 --------- ---6--,9-2-8-.-2-1J 4,447.68 1,03746..0307'

21,,480370..87651---1--8-8-.1-6- --1-,0-3--3-.4--8 508.161---------11330'0,41847..7599

Chickamauga ~~:~ :::::::: -J!~~:~~r~~~:~~ ::::::::: :::::::: _ :~,3~::60,::::::::: _J~~~:~~ ::::::::: :::~:~::~ :::-:::: :~:j~?:~~I_ - - ::: :::~~?:??C~~~:?~.--I~:l~U~

Cochran

White Negro

31,,023358..550011___9_7_._6_5_

2,510.68

1 1,777.14

1,255.34:_________

558.57

200.00 130.00

2,560.02 __

_ - . 982.00

82J.J5 _ _ __

__ _ 657.66[

' 11,366.00 , 4,458.22

tv 0

Commerce

0

Dalton

~f~iiH~~~~~: 1~:itnL::~~~~ :::i~~]~~~~~~~~1 ;~~~.... .li~i~I;:~!g

:l~n! ..

'+i~

Decatur Dublin Fitzgerald
Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson LaGrange
Marietta Monroe

White
Negrol

23,008.07[ 558.73 4,860.00[

1

1___

_

10,270.30 14,797.~7 1,535.00' 2,7.50.00 3,937.11 301.00 _

6,141.28i 445.11 1,629.00

647.11

.__ 57,402.97 13,477.71

White

8,386.75 375.00

1--------[ 5,759.56 --------- 3,638.42 34.00 503.96

2,976.541

791.23

.______ 22,465.46

Negro

4,050.00

3,250.00 --------- 2,700.00 ------- 275.00

1,977.88

280.00

12.532.88

. ~; ........;;;;;~[[A" ;:::U:ll;~~~I:;i~~ ;:i~1;I--::-- ---::::_I:::~;~~~~I ;~;;;;;;;

1

Whlte'l________________ 3,000.00 WNehgirteo'________ 4,646074..0259'

1

-'________

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

-- -----' ------- ---3- ,651- .34-1---------

1.50000 1,403.74 3,760277..69371' 700.._0_0

400.55 -------- 500.00 86950..0505 -------- 1,130509..0050,

123.26 ---i2s:001 6~:~~I' 7,055.55
:8::5--4--8---:3--9-- .---::--:-:-:.-_:-:-1 11342,',601514466..'662197

Negro -------- 1,734.50 ---- _ ---------

1 1,132.00 ---------, 1,820.00 - ------- 98.00 -------- 311.80:

WhIte -------- 5,089.95 386.50 --------- -------- 2,941.5

2,623.98 [

_ __ __ __ __

767.53

1,250.00

--

----- ---.----- .

1' 13,059.46

~h~~~ 1

1

1

1

::::::::I--38:633:is ::-:-::: :::::::::'::::::::'--16,649.66 -j:iii:08 -iO,6g2:27 ::::::::: ::::-:::: :::::::: -S:793.251 : ::: ::::::--690:27 :::::::::--79:569:7i

::::::: - ::::::::: ::~::I ::::::::: ~~~~!

~:~~~:~~
::::::::

I--~~:~~~j-::::::: I:::6:?~~:~0;:: ::::::

.:::::::-
:: ::: ::::

i::::::::
1: : : : : : : :

I--;~:~~~:~~I
I:::~:~??:~~I

: :

::_ :::

: :

: :

: :

: :

: :

I---;:~;~:~~ 1:::~:~~~:~~I1

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:~~~:~~1 !- :; ::~3~:6~1

3:~~~:~~1-;

i:539:6jl:~:7~5 :::::::: -

:7r:

:~~~: ~~I::
::::::I

---

---~:~~ I--~~:;~;:~~ ::~~:~~~:~~ I ---SS:i9 :::::::::

Moultrie Newnan Pelham
Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Thomaston Thomasville
Toccoa Trion Valdosta Vidalia
~
0...... Waycross West Point 'Winder
Total Cities
Total Counties
Grand Total

WNehgirteo'l2 ,381073,,0000 White __._.___

124,,230634.0204!------ -- --------- -------- 120,,665252,,7828 1,433558..70511

14,634.25'

. __. __ . __... _... 1,300.731

------._.1 721,,,974462285...14016011,7,026,61

1'578.08 300,16

.-.. - . . . . .

1,069,30

31,,181849,4,077, 1--.----..-1--.---.-_-_., 313615.,8900'

3,591.82

..

. ... __.

1 42,145.54 . __. 9,704,11
.. 30,047.71

;I~~~~; .........~~~:~~:'"L"':':;;~I'~;~:~:I.,:;~.~I~~.:~.~II:~bl. ':!~);~!~

;;tli:~i;:;::I"'''""::: ;;~ -t~~:::::-i~-~:::. :~;- : :. ;;;[;~~ ~~;~ Whitel-_______ 3,550.00,1,057,7215,362.12

.. 3,6~2.83 __.______ 2,973,03

593,79 .. _._ 1,632,55!

..

.. __._ 28,852.04

White 2,072.53 Negro White 1,811.23[ Negro 1,448.97 White:________ Negro:________
WNehgirteo'_5_,1_0_0__,0_0_
~;;~~l::::::::
White:______ Negro:________

5,021.56

786.53]

_

14,069.40

5,495.251_________

2,396.58

566.92,

. __.

291,,149405..7158 --------1--------- -------un:gg :::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::
8,226,67 2,040.00

1,129.00 60.00 588.87
9,271.90 1,878,26
5,240,69 1,386.11 344,78 306,37

72800

._.

256.48

9,819,87

6,702.14

1,467.09 3,791.96

894,85 2,139,80

410,43 376,00

748,61

2,421.53

1,472.75

1,002.93

._

209,78

._. .

._ ..
2,152.18 1,553.56

140,,316716..5805 --------- 38,,891064,.4065 15107,,1180 1,560476,,0328 -------- 24,,073597.,1925 415986.,9607 136994.'30711_.________ ---------

U~Ug ::::::::: ::::::::::: ::::::::: ng:~~ :::::::: ~g6:n ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::::

3,388,96 120.00 2,500,76

340,18

. 1,500,81 558,32 358,65_________

2,283,35 60,00 1,208,38

65,00

842,00

25,00 __ _ __ __ __

10,170.13 1,631.88 41,424.37 23,299.47 9,379.34 4,117,72
2502,,486692..3136
U~Ub
16,994,35 6,523.73

White 25,168.111983,713,3319,152.34 82,506.07 8,028.40 200,362,88 9,249.86 294,299.82158,589.59 50,434,631,651.90140,133.08 3,376.77 2,700.99 1 9,91)6.61 3,429.701,992,764.08

NegroI6,125.97 327,990,25 5,495.25 44,134.42

71,344,28 2,012.84 101,626,51 56,553,25 16,059,38 56,23 47,378.61 196,67 474,01

694,135,38

White 61,153.382,085,535.54 48,680,72 27.511.7521,934.08 1,434,054.84 ,313.06~.25 1,076,199.20 282,516.38 169,164.808,109,27 669,071.6832,971. 27 16,188.4512182,,445582..98961411,,713774,.836516,315,795.96 Negro110,893.791 685,972.5810,998,29 2,171,77 09,476,04. 464,056,85 89,506.33 359,517,58 73,397,11 47,067.85 1'983'90'1222'805'1716'185'901 4,052,3412,871.19110,946,1612,001,902,85

WhIte 86,321,493,069,248,87 67,833,06 110.017,82 -9,962.48

1,370.499 02 441,105.97 219,599.43;9,761.17 809,204,76 36,348.04

44,607.06

Negro!17,019.76

,83 16,493,541 46,306.19 9,476,04 535,401.131 92,019,17 461,144.09 129,950.36 63,127,2312,040,131270,183.78 6,382.57 4, 526,35115,324,OY2, 681.01 2,696,038.23

11,013,962

1'1.634,417,72322,318,11

118,889.4438,425,60

18,308,560.04

TABLE I1-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

VI. Maintenance of Plant

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

-----~._-

A. SALARIES

B. CONTRACTED SERVICES c. REPLACEMENT!

D. OTHER EXPENSES OF

OF EQUIPMENT '

PLANT MAINTENANCE

- - - - -..- - - - - - - - - - - - - _ ... - - - - - _ . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -_ .. _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Total

4. Manu-

1. In- 2. Nou-

4. Manu- Expense of

RYRTEM

3. Repair facture of

3. Repair structioual Instruc-

3. Equip- facture of Plant

1. Grounds 2. Buildings of

Replace- 1. Grounds 2.Huildings of Equipment tional 1. Grounds 2. Buildings ment Replace- Maintenance

Equipment ments of

Equipment

Equipment

Repair ments of

Equipment

Equipment

--------
Appling

-.~~~ ~::::::::: ~:~::~~:~ ~'::::::-;~ ~:~:~:_::: ~:~:~::::; ~:::::;:; ~:::::-:-:; ~::;:~:~~ ~~~:~~~:~~'~_-_~~~~:~~1;-9.~~i:~~ ~ ~~~:5~ ~:::::~::: ;-~;~illJg

Atkinson

Bacon

Baker

Baldwin

0""""

Banks

Barrow

White 1,875.00 4,125.50 2,475.50

Negro 425.00 2,050.75 865.70

White 1,429.63 5,964.25 2,975.44

Negro 286.00.

.

White

38.00 497.34 _.

.

Negro _. __._ ..

White

1,500.00

Negro

.___ 700.00

3,165.50._________ 1,065.70 _. .__

._.

._

..

..

.

..

White

23.00 1,721.61 633.49

Negro

White

.

.

Negro

.

120.00

.

.. __.

850.75 350.00 ..

475.70 750.95 965.70

125.75 150.60 175.50

3,785.60 .

6.40 6,051.65 1,512.91

..

182.75 1.477.98

_

4,000.00 5,500.00

..

1,666.71 2,948.37

341.31

. ..

._____ 209.55 170.00

.

.

.

7,211.13

495.50 265.70 1,098.40
2,229.17
5,000.00 3,285.02
1,485.08 .
8,751.67

. 153.14
.____
4,449.89 3,000.00

15,180.10 5,474.70 21,464.51 1,798.91 4,545.24
_ 20,449.89 11,600.10
4,204.49 .
16,342.35 __

Bartow Ben Hill Berrien

iY:~;~ :::::::::: -~~:~~~:~~ ~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::r:::::::: ~~:~~~:~~

White

2,707.83 675.00

._. 170.00

.__ 1,164.18 800.00 ._____

1,202.68 6,719.69

Negro ._____ 300.00

.

._________

600.00

900.00

White

6,394.31 _..

50.00

525.00

7,043.34

16,721.57 30,734.22

Negro

965.00

.________

540.23

860.00 2,365.23

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

White

47,759.66.

.

Negro

26,899.80

.

White _.

. ._.

Negro

White ._________ 1,239.26 368.28 __.

Negro

.

White ._._______ 2,423.95 7,050.61 __. Negro ._________ 1,650.00 2,179.40

White __.

. __.______ 1,187.25

Negro

731.30

20,271.68 8,474.00 12,557.25
256.00 25,073.18 315.24 147.70
._________

18,920.50 ._______ 4,323.61

.

4,176.01

335.27

1,500.00

.

..

1,000.00

8,111.26 1,227.80 4,568.53 691.54 1,653,43 182.00
711.46 532.70
3,500.00 950.00 __._______
2,531.33 1,074.26

5,209.85 28,303.13 1,337.66 __.. 483.15 15,941.25 753.41 __._______ .

1,636.48 154.50

._____

.

_

99.80

139,615.54 61,894.93 31,488.22
462.94

4,642.68

.

_

17,150.57 5,114.67

5,218.58

2,905,36

Bulloch Burke

White 738.60 3,591.01 15,049,28 ---------- ---------- ---------- .-----.--- 1,469.14 3,922.85 ----------

1'

.... 1'__________ 24.770.88

Negro 492.40 399.00 3,762.33 ---------- .--------- ---------- ---------- 163.23 3,922.85

1

---------- ---------- 8,739.81

iY:~;~ :::::::::: --~:~~~:~~ 98~:~~ :::::::::: ::::::::::1::::::::::1:::::::::: ::::::::::1:::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::,:::::::::: :::::::::: ----~:~~~:~~

Butts Calhoun Camden

Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham

Chattahoochee

Chattooga

Cherokee

Clarke

t-:>
0w

Clay

Clayton

Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia Cook

Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson

~::~ :,~~,,,,rl,~:~I~,,,,,,~;t;tci:: .. ~:~..::~!1l1.:1:r~~,,""~'

White

Negro

f~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~:~~~~~~: :~:~~~~~~~ ::~;i~i~i~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ::~?~~~~~

White 673.00

18.33

Negro

114.80

White 6,727.52 49,616.29 5,577.04

Negro 4,485.02 33,077.52 3,718.03

761.",2

J 1,738.10 192.97 3,713'.73

119.78

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

mJ~I::~~~~~:~i::::iii~ii ::::~~~t~ :~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~::~~ :~~~~~~~~:

100.97

33.54 8,120.94 492.81 1,216.74.

108.371 75.65

32.75

1,131.97 20,344.19 5,473.90 ----------

754.65 13,562.79 3,649.26 ----------

2,348.26 1,516.83 11,338.86 2,422.23 3,972.03 2,351.00
6,406.62 119.78
10,292.91 504.45
8,026.03 300.00
10,656.33 331.57
88,870.91 59,247.27

White

.

.______

Negro _

.

..

,

..

..

White .

.

.________

4,663.54

Negro ..

.________ 3,014.75 ..

White

.

. . __

4,676.80

Negro ..

00

4,676.80

White

.. __ 14,446.76

.. 2,280.47 4,254.97 537.93

Negro

..

..

White

204.86

._ 2,307.11 184.18

Negro

._

52.63

.__

163.22

~:~:~ __~:~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::

283.20

4,492,68

----------

419.63

115.32 ---------- ----------

._________ 6,106.37 8,842.40

_

60.37

4,179.54 273.60 -

_

473.68

4,304.54 ------- .. _ ----------

473.68 __._______ 1,746.42 ---------- ----------

225.60 6,590.33 1,822.16 9,740.31 492.72 ----------

.

--

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

119.59

982.07 336.38

.

111.36

58.91

31.40

2,gUg :::::::::: 1~:m:g5 ::: ::::::: ::::::::::

4,775.88 115.32
20,031.94 7,528.26 9,455.02 1,746.42 40,391.25
4,134.19 417.52
2~:~~~:~6

White 866.66 901.32 866.66

2,840.17 1,173.15 .______ 6,647.96

Negro 549.34 300.00 433.34

._.

.__

1,223.75 668.89

3,175.32

White 627.00 1,966.35 _._.

18,136.17 17,205.68 10,631.12111,427.64 1,037.60

27,857.71 1,917.38 5,592.12 196,398.77

:::::::::: :::::::::: __ :::::::::: Negro

.

.

~e~:~

._. ... _.

..

--

U5U~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: __=::~=:~= ::~~~:~~

---------- ---------- ---------- ------------
ti~U5 :::::::::: :::::::::: 2~:~~U~

White

8,520.00 1,900.30

.

._

292.72 23,094.15 19,317.74

53,124.91

Negro

. 1,550.00 720.00 _._. __.

.

.

._

2,270.00

White __. ._ 9,393.00

.. .__ 4,354.32 3,033.02 22,540.21

..

.

.

._______ 39,320.55

Negro

._ 8,110.70 .

... _ 4,354.30 2,026.02 11,270.10

.____

25,761.12

White . __.

.. .

.

.

.

.___

9,749.88 2,152.98 __..

11,902.86

Negro _._. __.

.... _.

..

.. __

4,874.94

... _ 4,874.94

White _. __.. _.

._ .. __ ._ .. . __ .. . ..

3,928.08 208.00 1,112.61 1,226.56

6,475.25

i~: : :, :. : : :~:~ : : : : :~ : : : : ~: : ~: : : :,.'.Jo:f'i .:'.t ;.~I:~: ~:I ~.l~:~ ~'1:1~~:::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: _::~~~:~~c::::::: l,gU~ __=:::~:~~ --4;45i:44 :::::::::: U:U~

::':00':"1 ::::::::::

':,",:"1:::::":00.,:,"':',

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

VI. Maintenance of Plant-Continued
-----,,----

A, SALARIES

B. CONTRACTED SERVICES C. REPLACEMENT OF EQUIPMENT

D. OTHER EXPENSES OF PLANT MAINTENANCE

SYSTEM

------_._------- ---,-._------,- ------- ----------'-,-------

Total

!
'I

113. Repair

4. Manufacture of

I

1. In 2. Non 3. Repair structional Instruc-

I

4. Manu- Expense of

3. Equip- facture of

Plant

I. Grounds'.2.Buildings of

Replace- 1. Grounds 2. Buildings of Equipment tional I. Grounds 2.BUlldmgs ment Replace- Maintenance

!

Equipment menta of

Equipment

Equipment

I

Repair ments of

I

Equipment!

I

I

Equipment

- - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - -..- - ' - - - - : - - - - - i - - - - I - - - _._.._- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

--'1' .-----. Decatur

White $ 31933 $--------.1$ ----. _ '

!$ . .

1$ __

'$.

s 1,776 68 $ 4,754.20 s.

$12,554 02 $ -.

$ 19,40423

~::ga~b ~:~~~~~~:~;~:q::~~~~~:~~ ::~;~~~:~J~ :--:---~-~-~-J.:_- .:- .: ~;~ : . ~:I:::_1..;,~~~:~i,!:,~:;6~-;2:::.::__~.i::;:~83:~~I:' i6~:~~I':::::: ~~~: --2~6;j:~~ Dooly

Negro __' _ . __ 256.00 861.0 1$

White

4,635.75 3,876.13 __._._.

111,730.53

179.95 , __

I

1

3,280.16 1 7,510.02 ----.---.-

i,
424.90: 213.10

.

1 3,975.301

._____ ._____

1,964.95 35,007.89

Negro

588.00 600.03 _ .

j 1,071.14 3,225.03 1,066.24: 3,500.00._.

1,114.71 _

11,165.15

Dougherty Douglas Early Echols

White

16,904.85

_ ._.___

Negro

11,269.91

..

1

White

786.83

_

~~ ~,~'"",,: .:...:'""

4,067.991 4,542.33 876.89 15,186.80 _

3,126.54 45,205.40

._

,.------.-1.-------. . 10,124.54

21,394.45

9288i .

1.

.

10.71 4,>23.26 1,65601

32.16 7,442.35

.1""',,' ee: ": '"" '"I':::~,,,ro.:m"":::;;~

Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

--1- . '._ ..1 . ,,'... White --- ------.
. __ , Negro __._______

1,773.67 1,399.87

. . .2::,~9.~1.3~_.:5~.6~I.-:- - - - - .

--

-- .... -

--I White -----

, . . -- . .-.-- --. -- ... --- 1" __'

-.-.'..._-T 1...-.

------. '-------.---------.. ----.----------..-------.--.-------.-"5,298.92 257.47 425.00

Negro ....

. __

___.. .

. .___ 1,156.81

62.75 __._. .

~eh~rt~I:::: - :::_:::::: .:::88.821:.::::,::: :':':':::'1:__ ::::::1:_:.:_:_:.r:::----.-1:.:.:::::: :::::::::: lI'm'~~ U~U~ ::::::::::

4,687.23 3,083.42 5,981.39 1,219.56
1~:~~U1

,\hitel 300.06 1,441.04 682.02 _ .___ _ __.. 1

--

,-- . . --'

5,012.40 ---------. ----------

932.00 ------

----------

8,367.52

~~:~:I::::~~~:~811:

:~:~~~:8~

1
I::::::::::

I::

::::::::

I::::::::::!:

::::

:::::

:1::::::::::

::::::::::

1::::::::::

--i:2tn~

--4:5tn~1

::~:~~~:~~

::::::::::

---i3:i~n~

".hlte

.

1

---------1---------- .--------.
-------.-.'-----.----

Negro ---------- --.------.---------- ---.------'---------.---------.:----------

.1 793.18 1,200.40 622.34

1~~;~i __ ::~9~:~~i.:~:~~~::~I--:::~~:~~ ::::::::::I ~:~:~~ 4'i~U~ 3,5~ni :::::::::: .~~::~

6.00 4,269.191 667.96 --------__ 6,936.73

190.44 ---------- ---------- ---------.

812.78

::~::: .~:'~O~:~~I:::::::::: :::::::::: 43'm:i~

~1~i~i~~~~~~:t~,~~~~~~~~~I~;~~~~~00j:~~~~:~~~~~II:.: :::.mJ."]~.:~:~:ili~:;;:;;;~,.:~~,,;~:E~ Negro __.

, 22,549.77 __. . __1

..... : : :

.

.

.J

. ..1 1 3,950.281 11,162.63. 10,984.58.. __"

48,647.26

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady

Greene Gwinoett Habersham Hall Hancock

Haralson

Harris

t--:>
e0n

Hart

Heard

Henry

Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis

Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

~~Jf::::~~~~~~ ::~~~~~~~~ ::::;~;:%:~~~~~:~~i:::::::::t::::::J:::~~~:1:::::::-: :::::::::::::::::::: ~~~:~~~:~t:::::::t:::::::: :::~~~~;~:;~

----------I---------l--------- ----------, WhIte 4,384.06 3,677.74 1,504.74[----------'----------1-------------------- ' 4,295.04

Negro 2,142.03 1,833.86 752.71

1 2'147.511

8,463.34 11,924.94

.

---------- 7,771.35 10,189.66__________

ir;~;~ -- -~~~:~l---~~~:~~ :::-::::::I::::::::::I::::::::::::::::::::I::::::::::I:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::I.__~:O~~:I~I.__~:~~~:~~

White 1,240.20 3,165.19 ---------- ---------- -.--------

1__________ 2,864.95' 1,515.20 ------.--- 7,834.55 4,280.15 __._. ._

Neg.ro, 454.60 2,042.82._________

1,341.25 954.65'__________ 5,980.15 367.54 . __ .. ._

~~i~I:::::::::: ::;;ii~:i; :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: _I~tgg 1::mJ! :JgU~1::::::::::

Negro

.____

_

1,132.06 586.50 . .__

34,249.86
214~:,833~7~.:1~2~
20,900.24 11,141.01
2tmJ~
1,718.56

White 728.25 2,041.93 2,290.08

Negro ._________ 176.82 394.60

White ._.

.. _

Negro ... _.

.

.

762.49

._____ _

8,400.00 3,000.00

4,340.66 15,481.58 300.00
12,435.16 7,725.51

25,644.99

871.42

31,560.67

. ._ ...

_

White _..

1,470.50 ..

3,415.28 288.731

.___ 1,506.42 . .

._ 6,680.93

;;;;; . :;;:;: :;::::::_ ::;: _::-:--: ;;~;; ;;;;~: ::::~~~:~~

::~:~~~;:3 :::::;9:;71:__:~~~:~~ __~;;:~:~: ::~:~~~:~~ :::::::::: .__.;;;;;:;~

White .. _,. __ 3,875.00

..

Negro _.. __..

._.

._____

_

532.30 1,449.61

214.80 1,530.56

.

..

. __.

3,873.31 11,475.58 .. _. __.. _ .. __ .. _

White _. __. . _.. __... __.. _

Negro _ . __..

.

White 215.00 892.62

._ . 700.00 .

60.00 2,532.29

2,699.60

.

..

..

.

. _ .____ _ __ __ _

._ .. _. __. 7,022.36 . __.

. __.___ 1,014.40

.

.________ 1,616.74 1,314.03 __.

.. _ 12,314.25 .. _ 1,014.40 .. _ 4,738.39

:l-: :-:: Negro

58.63 376.00 300.00 --- _ ---- --------- --- _ ---

1,373.88 1 __ -- --

-- ------ .--.------

412.92 ------- .. -

2,521.43

ir:~;~ :::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: -::-:::-:: ::: :-:::.\: :::::

I::::::: ~~U6 15'm:~~ U~Ui :::::::::: IU~Ug

.1 --_ --_ -- White 7,090.90; 20,398.00
-----.----1---------- Negro 3,545.50 10,199.00 ----.---.-

-'---

- - - - __

-110'039.671---------- 5,627.18 18,007.76 . .

__ __ 2,509.91

1,521.00 9,003.90

._ 61,163.51 . ._ 26,779.31

1

6,393.85 1,607.74 _.. ._ 12,638.49

1,396.46

1.00 __._. __._. 3,045.47

1.141.60 1,645.47

.__ 7,516.07

.J__ ._..__ .- Whitel 10.00 878.55 310.00 . __... 1---------1----- --_[ . __

[ 119.20, 1,807.20 5,26396

..

8,388.91

~~,~~ ::::::~:~~ ::::::::::i::::~~~:~~I::::::-::: :::::::-::I::::::::::1::::::::::I::~:~~~:~~I::::::::::--~:~~~:~~I.-~'~!~:?~::~:~I~:~~ :::::::::: .__~~:~~g:~~

White .

. 2,200.00 .

1 1,250.18.

' . .. __ .. __. . __._______ 526.84 170.00, 108.00 200.09 361.05 4,816.16

Negro . __.. __._. 1,634.74

.____

125.10 771.94

61.48 __._______

1 10.00 509.09 . . __ .

._ 3,112.35

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

VI. Maintenance of Plant-Continued

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

A. SALARIES

I B. CONTRACTED SERVICES C. REPLACEMENT

D. OTHER EXPENSES OF

SYSTEM

OF EQUIPMENT

I-~-"---IIl I I - 3. Repair
I. Grounds 2.Buildings of

4. Manu-

1

1

I I. In 2. Non-

I facture of

I

3. Repair I,tructional Instruc-

Replace- I. Grounds~2.Buildingsl of

Equipment tiona!

PLANT MAINTENANCE

I

I

4. Manu- ExTpeontasle of

;

3. Equip- facture of Plant

I. Grounds 2.Buildin gs1 ment Replace- Maintenance

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty

Equipment ments of _ . _ Equipment

I _ I _ I I

Equipment

'."'l . '. '.M"" wsi......... , ........................... , ........

~~::::~ : : :1:~:i::~::::.:. .~ :ili~I :s~I::.l~~,'l:.~. 'l~:;I'~'"'1 l!:mi :::: ':mrll

:Equipment

1
~I

1. '''M s..; .. 1

Repair mente of
.+--~ Equipment _ _..



soo .os

rl

Lincoln

t-.:>

0c

Long

Lowndes

Lumpkin

White ----... Negro

169.67 331.00 261.76 --

1.__

-- 3,022.551 307. 511 1,585.56--1- 1,280.63 6,696.92

1 600.24..........

83.73

__

945.73

~!..~:~:~m~ "';~ .m.1:,~~~" ~.."~1~1 "ll!!.':m~I,""I.I':~~ White

1,609.33 .. __

1,971.44 ..........._

1

..

895.06..........
1

4,475.83

Macon Madison
Marion

White 1,400.00 --

--

Negro 1,400.00..........

l White .........

--

13'400.28 1,730.49

, 6,565.921 253.44

77.50 442.91

1 571.14 253.43 1

581. 2

925.76

__.. 1 2,142.92 1

;;~;; ~:;;;~I:.;;~~~;~f~~~:~I . ;;;;~;;;[:~~~;~;II::::;~~;~~ . . ; ;:; ;: ;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;C;:;;;;; ....

1

1

__

.......... 1

13,350.13 2,744.98 3,649.89

McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe

White 106.73 ........... --.-- --

--.....

603.49 470.52

1 3,962.341..........

~~:~ :::::~;:~:::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: i;mj~ :::::::::: ::::~~;:~~ :::::~~:;~1I~f~ HUl~~n~I!::::::::::

1

White . __ __.. 3,889.78 __ __...... __. 1,250.00 .........

1,067.72 1 .. .. .. ... .

544.66 4,332.3311'635.21..........

Negro .. __.. _ __..

__... __

__ .. __ __

14,830.65. __

247.22 334.65 899.9l.........

1

~:;~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: 7~k~ 4,~~Ugl:::::::::: ::::::::::III::~.:::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: 7~n~I::::::::::

. .:. 5t~~:~ '~~.~' ~~:rr~~~~.~.~~ ~~~. ~ . :.~.~.,':l~~. . ~~"I..'m~}~~I';:ili~I":~'l ':!~~I

5,143.08
1,!!U~
12,719.70 16,312.50
5,~~U~
Im~

Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole

~:~:~ lltgg __~,~~~:~ ~~Ug ~~:~: ::::::::::':::::::::: ::::::::::':::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::i 6~U~ :::::::::: :::::::::: 5,~~~:~~

White

3,486.12

2,813.53

2,306.45

8,606.10

Negro

984.49

1,078.80

2,063.29

White

4,092.57

2,292.73 2,947.27

9,332.57

Negro

_

White 134,629.55

Negro

White

Negro

White

Negro

White

Negro

White Negro

30.00 88.25

7,147.15
1,513.06 18.00

2,794.81
489.00 43.00 .

100.00

63.81

.

.

.

6,121.02114,439.43 52,588.96

185.39
450.00 1,627.94 2,188.44

1,285.33 142.36 500.00

6,987.51 22.29
3,867.76 400.00

936.93 105.95 1,869.98

. ..

. .__ 2,639.00 1,250.38. .

. .__ 104.78

31.40

.

307,778.96

_

9,458.97

270.60

6,787.74

2,027.94

12,130.40



._ 5,921.44

._

285.43

White . Negro White Negro
White Negro
White
Negro White _.
Negro

..

.

._____ 3,372.33 2,724.18

.

.____ 1,118.25 1,569.51

. . 8,855.83 2,160.00 __.

._

____ __ ____

._____ 234.54. . __.. __ . . .. . __.. _.. __.

.

134.50 _.

.

..

. __. __ . . ._

10.00

40.00

.

. __.

.

. . __ . . __.

. " _. .____ 903.64 3,351.54 .

.________

..

.

.

. __._.

. __ . .

.

.

..

.

1,406.82 622.18

1,214.19 518.05

742.09

.

.

. __._ 1,939.04.

.

.

.

1,818.09 _.. __.

.. __.

. __.. .

705.23. __.

. .______ 8,830.74

613.63. . . _.

._. __. 5,033.63

.'

' _.

.___ _ 11,757.92

.

..

._.__

234.54

. __.. _. .. .. . . .___ 2,083.54

.

.

.

.______

40.00

.

. __ ._________

6,073.27

_

.

.. .

_

.

.. . .. .. _. __. __.

. __

White

55.50 577.50 569.60

.

. __. . 2,450.00 14,952.50. .

._________ 867.09

Negro 55.50 577.50 569.65 .

. __.

. __. .

14,952.59

._ 867.10

White . __.

..

.

..

. . __ . .

..

._ 343.24 21,165.50

Negro

..

.

.

. __.

. __ . .

.

._ 418.91 745.82 _

Whit" .

.

._ .

.. __. .

.

40.00 . .

.

._________

6.21 159.56

Negro

._ .

.

.

.

.

. __ .

.

.

. . 148.73

32.49

White 180.41 _. . __.. _. __.

Negro

6.00 _.

. _.

. .___ 709.18 2,280.41

.

.. __ . __.

..

8,617.23 930.38 257.50 2,790.13

. . .__

43.00

White

.

..

6,208.50

.__ 2,121.02 5,510.97 _. . . 8,387.02 __. .___ 371.50._________

Negro _. .

. .___ 1,848.59.______

70.00 _.

. __. .___ 2,799.20 ._____

16.13 _.__

188.69 . _

188.69. . _ .____ 4,046.03
1,730.71

807.38 601.34

.. _ _

280.30 __.

_

._

321.19

_

_ _. __. ..

19,660.88 17,211.03 25,554.77 2,895.44 1,013.15
782.56 16,045.54
49.00 22,920.20 4,733.92

White 90,937.80 . Negro 22,734.45 .

.. ._-1. .

.

.

.. . .

.

. __.

. __ . . 24,411.60. . __ 6,102.90

31,544.25 7,886.06

.

.

_ . __.

. __._ ._

146,893,65 36,723.41

~~~i ~~~-~~~:~~ ::::tii~i :~::~~:::~ ~~:~~:~~~: :::~~~:~~: ::::~ii~~i ::~~~~~~1~ ::::~~i~~ ::::~~i~~il::::::~~~~ 1'~1n~ ~~::~~:~~~ ::~~~i~~~i

2,597.51 350.00
3,616.06

5,258.39

White 250.00 2,000.00 1,000,00 500.00 -- .. ._ 400.001 200.00 500.00 200.00

.

. .__ 400.00 . . __ 5,450.00

Negro 250.00 2,245.96 500.00 500.00 .______ 200.00 400.00 500.00 200.00 . . . __ . __._____ 400.00 . __.. _ 5,195.96

~:;~ :::::::::: N~U~ ::::::::::1:::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ~:m:~~

48~:~g :::::::::: l'm:~~ :::::::::: ::::::::::

6,593.33 6,102.87

,----

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

VI. Maintenance of Plant-Continued

A. SALARIES

I I I B. CONTRACTED SERVICES C. REPLACEMENT

D. OTHER EXPENSES OF

'

OF EQlJIPM1NT

PLANT MAINT1NANCE

I

I

I

I 4. Manu-

I

I

1. In- 1 2. Non-

Total 4. Manu- Expense of

SYSTEM

II

3. Repair facture of

3. Repair structional Instruc-

3. Equip- facture of Plant

1. Grounds 2.Buildings of

Replace- 1. Grounds 2.Buildings of Equipment. tional 1. Grounds 2.BUlldmgs ment Replace- Maintenance

Equipment menta of

I

IEquipment

Equipment

I

Repair menta of

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

.I.

1

-

I
-

-

-l

EqUipment,

I

Equipment

Spalding

White $

$12,071.181 $ - - $ - -$ - - - $ - 1 $ - - $ - - - $27,6- 19.7- 6 $ 1- ,208- .961 $ - -$ 1 1,891- .30 $- - -$- 42- ,791- .20

::::::~::; ~~~~.:::.::'::~:~"~:.I:~::.':.~:m::..:.........1I'"7tH~:~ll:iIi'l'i';';~?;~:i~,I~""i,l,I"1~::",,~'~m~'''":~1.'~:tr~~~~

otv
00

Taliaferro

Tattnall

2,402.25 2,012.63 6,476.94 __________ __________ 3,020.13

2,402.25 2,012.63 12,482.69 3,458.23

Taylor Telfair Terrell

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

3,025.36 1,512.67 2,440.57
425.61

6,761.04 2,758.35 13,923.24 3,682.28

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns

l~ :'.jl~ 1: .:1.~I ].~ ;:1.~ ~.~j.~ 1

,$.;,

':,i;.ii .';:mll ",.,,1

i 1



Treutlen
Troup Turner

*~!ln'::;:~~II.'"'''!i .". :i:;li~'":::I'~"I:~;;:: ':~,j lli~ ---------t--------- egro

30. 5

97.00 191.21

----------1---------- 191.20 ---------- 210.90

97.301__________

818.06

1

I

.:...... '::

Twiggs Union Upson

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington

Wayne

Webster

Wheeler

White

tv

Whitfield

0

<:C

Wilcox

Wilkes

Wilkinson

Worth

Total Counties

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

SYSTEM

VI. Maintenance of Plant-Continued

1----------------1 Ic' A. SALARIES

I B. CONTRACTED SERVICES

REPLACEMENT

_O_F_E_Q_U_I_PM_E_N_T_

D. OTHER EXPENSES OF PLANT MAINTENANCE

1

1 Total

I

4. Manu-

I. In- 2. Non-

4. Manu- Expense of

i

t 3. Repair facture of

I

3. Repair structional Instruc-

3. Equip- facture of Plant

1. Grounds'S.Buildings of

Replace- 1. Groundsjz.Buildings of Equipment tional 1. Grounds 2.Buildings ment Replace- Maintenance

,

Equipment ments of

Equipment

Equipment

Repair ments of

Equipment

Equipment

Buford

Calhoun

Carrollton

Cartersville

Cedartown

t-:>

>-'

0

Chickamauga

Cochran

Commerce

Dalton

Decatur

White L---- $

$

L

$

s..

L

L

$ 100.33 $

$ 421.40 $ 23.18 $ 6.55 $ 551.46

Negro

25.00

25.00

White

3,053.53 1,060.55 2,160.22 1,175.48

7,449.78

Negro

.

----- _

White

3,574.34 287.68

3,862.02

~~i~~~~~~~~~~~::~;~~~:~~~~~::~~~::::~~::::::~~:~~:~~:~)~~iM~~~~~mm::~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~::~;;;;~mf~::~:;~~:~~:;;t~;~~~~~~:~~~:: n~m~

::~:~ :::::::::: --~::~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: -_::~:::~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ----~:~:::~~
~~i~ ~~~~~~~~~: ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ::::i~i~8~ ::i;ii~~i~ ::::~ii~i~ }~~~;~~ l:iiUi ~~~~~~~~~~ :ti!U~
_ ~~ii ::::~~~;~~ ::~;~~~;~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ::::~~~~g~ ~~~~~~~~~~ :~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ::::iig~88 ::;;~~~;~~ _~;J~t~~ ;:!~~:~~ ~~~~~~~~:~ :~:j!U~

Dublin Fitzgerald

White

1,264.21

3,091.12

4,355.33

~~:~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -_::!~~:~~ :::::::::::::::::::: --~:~~~:g~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ----~:~~~:~~

Gainesville

::~:~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: 3~~:Z~ 84U~ :::::::::: 1,~ZU~ :::::::::: :::::::::: 2'm:gg

Hawkinsville Hogansville
Jefferson LaGrange

. . . . ~f~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::;;~~~:~~I::i:iig~~i~~:~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~ ~:~~n~::::~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~ ;j!n~
~~I. .'.'''1.........,. ;~,,I..lj .1"....... ......,..,,,,.i ......."..., ..

j

Marietta
Monroe Moultrie

~1 .~l.l;''i.ili.lil.'.~'.MII].~.:I..I~~I.'li'"~;r,rill~';;;l:~'~lij';~~

Newnan

White

500.00 6,802.31 422.60 609.89

1,664.16 2,289.00 4,165.80

16,453.76

Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls

Thomaston

Thomasville

Toccoa

~

Trion

Valdosta

Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder

Total Cities

~i~~ :::::::::: 'i~:;~~:~; :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::~:~:1::::~~:~~ ::::~~~:~~ ::;;i~i:i~ :::::::::: ---~~;:~~ --8:~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ---2::;~~:~~

;~;; __::::::~~,:-~;:~~;1;;;:;;;;;1;;:;:;:_:: :::__::::: ;:::::::;; ----~ig:gg ::;;~;~;~~ ;;;;;;;;;; ::::;~~;;~ ::;~;;~; ;;;;:;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;; 1::~~~;;;

White Negro

2,255.93 _ 966.83

1

1_________ 7,176.00 ---------- 495.93 418.83 500.46 4,727.52 753.74

3,075.43

212.54 179.50 214.49 2,026.07 323.03

16,328.41 6,997.89

~:i;~ :-:::::::- :::::--::: ::::::-::r:::-::::I:-::::-::: ~:~gUr 5gU51:::::::::: :::::::::: -::::::-:: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: H~Ui

:~:: 48,::~::~ ~~~~~~~:~~ 121,::~.~:(:~;~~~ol:;~~~~~:~i~~~~~~~~~ :~~~~~~-~~: 5~:~~::::I':~~~~~~~~~II:~~~~~~:~~ ;;~~;~~:~~l~~~~~~~~~~ :~~:~~~~~~ 89~::~::::

Negro 13,720.19 87,200.81 41.067.93 _

451.29

67 5,741.58

8,568.72 3,546.18 89,569.26 17,441.67 5,886.86 301,584.10

Total Counties

117,111
White 276,035.49 618,577 .64 108,925.3S 44,562.40 1 61,628.96213,005.85 82,687.16 131517,,277673..9044,[156,238.52 130,850.78 820,549.03 338,802.25 147,350.43 3,356,976.93 NegrOr290,941.011154,539.62 26,663.56 9,626.55 21,326.50112,235.89 19,237.25 85'324'83132'082'12 29,054.51137,949.08 53,805.91 35,827.06 908,613.89

Grand Total

White324,397.90\851,266.25

1
44,772.40174,558.60253,856.43 99,911.46411,843.03182,451.99159,827.19 992,649.26 463,332.92158,623.89 4,247,849.56

Negroi304,661.20241,740.43 67,731.49 9,626.55 21,777.79129,347.56 24,978.83 96,602.77 40,650.84 32,600.69227,518.34 71,247.58 41,713.921,210,197.99

-----------

1230,358.24

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

, . - - - - - - - - - . - - - - _.._ - - - - - - - . - - . - - - - - - - -
A. SCROOL SYSTEMS CONTRIBUTION TO TEACHE,"t RETIREMENT

VII. Fixed Charges

_

B. INSURANCE A:-ID JUDGMENTS

C. RENTAL OF LAND AND BUILDINGS

SYSTEM

1. State or System
Retirement Funds

2. Social Security

3. Other

1. Property 2. Employee 3. Liability

Insurance

Insurance

Insurance

4. Fidelity
Bond Premiums

5. Judgments

I 1. Land and 2. Land and
Buildings for Buildings for
Instructional Non-InstrucPurposes tional Purposes

Appling

White $ 22,103.53 $ .

Negro

5,704.19

$ 45,330.60 $ 2,426.98 $ 10,465.481$

7,732.30

..

2,273.92

$

35.00 $ 7,791.78 $ . .

$

_

5.00

..

_

Atkinson

White Negro

975.00

225.50

.

.. . __....

2,250.00 550.00

475.00 __. .. ._

..

. .__

175.00

150.00

25.00 . . .

..

100.00 _

Bacon Baker Baldwin

~~1~ :::::i:~66:ii: :::::::~i~:~i: :::::::::::::r:::~:~ii:~i: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::1:::::::::::::: .---~~:~~~:~~: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::
~~:~ -----n~nr ----~~ng- :::::::::::::_ ----n~nr :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::J::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

.t..v...

Banks

White Negro

1,230.29

.

.

1,801.01 ..

._________ ..

290.05 __.. . . .. .. . .

. ..

.

.

. ..

.__________

600.00

.

. __. _

tv

Barrow

White Negro

.

.

.

. .____

2,532.71 _.

. . .. . _. .. __..

.

.

.

._ _

! it~.~~::.~.:!.~;~ :~.~.~.';~;.~.I Bartow
Ben Rill Berrien
Bibb

White

5,626.99

14,143.83

60,620.40

10,405.39 __. . .

.

..

.

24,000.00

II.'.00000

Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

White Negro

5,511.43 1,630.04

6,629.04 1,455.84

10,308.50 1,425.10

2,045.38 65.00

2,903.56 567.02

632.50 12.00

.. ..

.

..

..

.

.. . . ._

White

2,396.94

~h1~~ ----13;444:52-

1,024.89 _.



1

2,908.15 1

5,856.12 -.-------.---- --- .. ---.---- . . --- .. --.----. -.------------ ---- .. -- .. ---.

3,6gU~ ----16:426:30- -----2:945:471 2,m:~~ ----1:022:60- ::::::::::::::1:::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

Negro

8,508.78

2,464.78

White 13,161.92

1,514.07

Negro -------------- -------------- .

11,047.30
.1 26,721.70 ,

785.00

2,064.58

2,400.00 1 .

._

1,161.32 --------------

340.60

__1________

516.00 ------------.-

1------.----.-- 428.75 '----------------------1-------------- -----------.--

221.00

- - - -- - - -- - - . -- --.----------- -.---- .. -- .. --

Bulloch Burke

~~:~White

::::~~6:,~6~7~4:.045~:

-:-:-:-:-:-4-:-~-~-?-:-~-~-+.-

_6~5:,5~~8j4:.~5~0.

'1_'

._~~::~5=?9~::=:~?__11-' ..

:?:~:::=~_I ~~=::~

I:: :::::::: :::: 1
=:==::==_, ::::::: ::::::: 'I ::::::: :::::::

::::::::::::::,1::::::: -! ::.:::::::-:::_.::_::

:::::::::::::: .:::_.::_ .::::

Butts

ir~~;~ i:6~U~ i :i:JZ 1::::::::::::J. l:=~O:~~_ f:m:~g I:::::::::::::::::::::: I . __.::::::::!:: --- ::::::::::::::

Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll Catoosa

WNehgitreol White

78,'828891..64271 17,384.71

Negro --------------

White

8,023.05

Negro

4,376.68

White Negro

6,029.16

White

5,703.59

Negro

788679..73241 6,141.54
-

1--------------1 1182,,423603..0505 ,1______________
39,652.04 I 2,081.20

1
1,908.60

'
2,185.23

6,646.10

11,885.71

6,783.85

1-------------- --------------1'-------------- 34,,137852..2018

1

--

.1 :::: :_ 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ,- - - -

-----

1,102.00

61.15

_

-----
6,345.46 2,860.68

--------------
291.72

--------------
50.00

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

--------------
250.00 169.75

--------------
_ _
_ _

9,675.83

770.51

77.65

_

_

Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee

White Negro White Negro
White
Negro
White Negro White Negro

8,754.27 4,227.14
814.42 295.79 26,161.43
8,242.18 103.13

7,647.71 3,823.85
22.50 16.34

54,431.40 --

2,389.29 9.72
30,387.79 20,258.52
98.40 8,188.61
360.36 6,515.31
235.20

5,698.20

2,108.50

15.00 5.00

_

_

4,680.60

_

3,120.40

_

_

_

_

_

_

_

Clarke

White 30,831.63 Negro ..

2,531.21

7,500.00

9,573.30

8,819.36

24.89

_

.

_

""I-'

Clay

White Negro

4,180.95 4,551.53

621.35 420.90

60.00 307.50

1,194.93

1,462.38 1,206.67

10.00

.

_

.

_

W

Clayton

White 43,858.47

4,721.37 147,233.34

7,473.44

_

Negro

7,051. 40 ______________ ______________ ______________ _____________ ____ _ _____ _ __________ __ __ ___________ ______________ ______ ____ __

Clinch

White

2,425.50

28,519.59

3,367.00

30.00

__

Negro

12.34

8,874.71

380.21

5.00

_

Cobb

White 41,540.83

3,273.76

31,053.69

__

Negro

_

_

Coffee

White Negro

5,8R6.98 1,962.33

15,906.75 3,901.90

7,890.67 2,630.23

630.44 177.82

956.89 269.89

_

._

__

Colquitt

White Negro

5,246.32 1,854.00

1,345.31 384.00

21.22

3,225.39 2,145.00

384.65

200.00

__ _

Columbia

White 10,614.30

3,569.00

26,032.10

2,739.26

2,789.49

__

Negro

7,497.09

1,569.97

9,984.15

1,369.63

_.

__

Cook

White Negro

2,966.03 ______________ 12,348.13 4,862.91

2,370.39 1,185.19

3,378.85 1,765.34

._

__ _

Coweta
Crawford Crisp Dade

~ j:;! !.~ '.~.o .I._ ; ; ;~.: - '!:! .~- ~ Uil:n ~::;: 19:1~:r. :t:~~ lU~~

U~~-:i

, " 0 0 _ 1 _ -- - -

.1



,i,." .; _ ;.f"1.ll: :

.00 - 1 1

; (:--: :- Dawson
Decatur

~f~il:_:::~;~~;:~a::::~~~~~~~~l::::~::;~:;;J::::;;;;;:I;{;;;~~~~~:~;~:;~~;;;;;;;:;:

::::::::::::::1::-::::::::::1::::::::::::::

~----="-"

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

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

VII. Fixed Charges-Continued
_.'-~-'--

I A. SCHOOL SYSTEMS CONTRIBUTION TO TEACHER RETIREMENT

B. INSURANCE AND JUDGMENTS

C. RENTAL OF LAND AND BUILDINGS

SYSTEM

1. State or System
Retirement Funds

2. Social Security

3. Other

1. Property Insurance

2. Employee Insurance

4. Fidelity I

I 3. Liability
Insurance

Bond \ 5. Judgments Premiums

1. Land and 2. Land and Buildings for Buildingsfor Instructional Non-Instruc-
Purposes tional Purposes

DeKalb Dodge

White $

$

$

Negro 147,183.77 112,836.45

White 14,574.15

10,049.64

Negro

5,875.50

4,037.99

$
63,496.44 20.871.72

$
44,101.28 2,450.63 1,207.03 _

$
15,310.00 8,454.55

S
1,110.56 546.99

$------------- $------------- $-------------

930.00

22,876.49 --

__

__

__

120.00

Dooly

White Negro

15,234.97 9,913.26

1,453.92 969.28

28,626.30 18,210.50

7.982.37 6,065.41

8,209.57 690.41

1,020.00

__

---------- -------- _

Dougberty Douglas

~~ii :~:mJt :::::~;~~~~~~_:~~::~~~~~::~~ :_::~~~~;~~;: ~~~~~~~~~:~~~~I:::::~:~~o:~~: ~~~- : ~~~:o~~I~::~~::::~~~~: :::::::~~~:-~~ ~:~:::::::::::

.l.>..:.l
~

Early Echols

~~":~ii~~~~"";;~w""'"II

.

Effingham

White Negro

600.00 -------------.1.-------------

'______________ 240.00

_

,_

200.00

_

Elbert

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

Emanuel Evans

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

Fannin

Fayette

Floyd

Forsyth

White 16,943.92 Negro

38,927.42

1,739.56

2,570.24

13,252.64



__

..

__

- - Franklin
Fulton

~!l~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~::~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~J 5i~;iii : ::~i~~i~~~: ~~~~~~~~~~:~~~, ~:~~:~~~~~:~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~:~:: ~~~~~~~~~~:~~~ :~~~~~:~:::::-

I

I

ii,

I

!

: : : : : : : ~~~k::+;~~:;~: Gilmer
Glascock

::::~~~~~~:~~:[:::::~~:~~:II' :::::~~~~~:~~:(:::::::::- I - --- 1:::::::::::::: :;:';::;::__:::::; :;::_:::::::::

Glynn Gordon Grady

~;'l!:r,~~;;;~""""I!;~:::l!!~i

":~:1J '~" ..............'woo:~

Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock

White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro

3,453.08

10,751.67

49,817.06 3,904.95 27,391.64 1,527.22 8,070.27
__
6,364.88 11,437.87

6,780.85 195.45
3,228.38
814.10 970.10

. 120,870.53
8,479.92 55,538.60 3,699.90
16,630.90 14,055.30

2,885.22 320.58
10,166.36 924.60
2,778.57

__ 10,365.19 __

12,986.78 __ _
1,613.97 325.23

_
2,007.50 5,022.67

_ _
_

_
__ __ _

_

_

_

_

_

_

_

210.00

_

-

_

_

_

,

120.00

_

Haralson

White Negro

2,266.68

835.61

1,989.75

Harris

White Negro

3,884.89

3,622.03

t-:l
<":'1"l

Hart Heard

White Negro
White

3,464.05 1,364.75

449.02

2,460.93 2,041.65

Negro ~

--____________

Henry

White Negro

4,278.22 340.39

._____________

1,914.47 131.84

1,149.90 387.50

175.00 _
.

_

_

_

_

_

_

_

_

-

_

_

_

_

_

Houston

White Negro

13,119.45 3,792.79

18,331.00 6,779.95

17,025.87 741.73

_

_

_

_

Irwin

White Negro

3,297.54

1,181.54

2,052.23 _

_ _

_ _

Jackson

White Negro

2,286.21 536.27

1,259.75 276.53

54,463.29 15,835.68

1,039.89 43.09

.. __

__

_

_

120.00

_

Jasper

White Negro

10,877.69

1,591.24

23,302.59

1,172.24

3,485.63 __

_

_

_

ii :!;m.~.I. li~~.~l.~.i~:~~.I'.,~.w.i ~O JeffDavis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones

White

1,938.62

942.00



2,141.65

117.54

_

I1

:M"

Lamar

White

790.01

1,523.37

_ _ _ _ _--=-N"'egr=o'-__ ~ ~ 2,932.4~

1

-I 358.56 ---- _ -----

1

80.80 ------

592.98 I _

97.691

1,

15.00 --------------

1(j.QO_,-_,.::.::.::.'c:=.::'------,=.::.----I--------------

______________.

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYM-E-N-T-S--

. _ VII. Fixed Charges-Continu_e_d

.

A. SCHOOL SYSTEMS CONTRIBUTION TO TEACHER RETIREMENT

B. INSURANCE AND JUDGMENTS

_
C. RENTAL OF LAND AND BUILDINGS

SYSTEM

1. State or I
System Retirement
Funds

2. Social Security

3. Other

1. Property 2. Employee

Insurance

Insurance

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln

White s
Negro White Negro White

s 5,742.94
2,125.80 3,426.26
81.96 3,127.50

1,203.27 $ 240.65
17,797.74

17,155.96 $ 1,822.00
.___ ._

1,974.90 _
3,535.42 52.39
3,197.94

~');i~~ -----8:814:93" :::::::::::::: ----25:275:69- -----i:594:93-

Negro White Negro

10,369.88 10,546.30

1,545.47 .

16,126.70 20,635.65

2,392.41 _ _

II 4. Fidelity

3. Liability

Bond

Insurance

Premiums

5. Judgments

1. Land and 1 2. Land and Buildings for Buildings for Instructional Non-Instruc-
Purposes tional Purposes

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

_
-----------::

tv

Long

White

816.12

18,041.30

1,043.04

>-'
'"

Negro

408.06 --------------

5,667.56

478.87

I

.

Lowndes

White 32,688.38

18,108.08

._______ 29,880.62

Lumpkin Macon Madison

i~:!;m.li....l;.~l.~' ';.~ .~ : ~ .~. . ;m~:.':::.::::.,II...'.;~.i;.Ij;.~

Marion McDnffie Mclatosh Meriwether Miller

White Negro
Whit Negro Whit Negro Whit Negro Whit Negro

1,532.56

1,558.40

5,617.61

..

.

.

.

_

.

_

Mitchell

Whit

'~~U~ ~:~~~:~~-l:::::::::::::: Negro

Monroe

Whit

Negro

Montgomery White I

Negrol 1

1::::::::::::::1::::::::::::::1--

i::::::::::::::I::::::::::::::1:::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::1::::::::::::::

Morgan Murray Muscogee Newton Oconee
Oglethorpe Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce

ifi. i;i:!~.!.IiO!:!!!.!!.'.'".'"'".~i:'~.~.l. ,'.~.'". IIML~I '""'"1"",,

WhIte1 3 ,909.43

5,362.19

Negro -------------- --------------

WNehgirteo 121,,701564..5021

1,616567..4158

42,230.20
21,115.12 146,,279700..8000

2, 2.53
371.80 2,035.79._

10,136.82
5,068.42 2,896100..2687

80.00

_

_ __.. . __,

._

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

1

__

.------ -- ------ ------ .

. '1 __ - - - - - - - - - - - -

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

_ - - - - - - - - - - - - - .

White

2,104.20

2,683.33

Negro

.

. __...

.

. ...

White Negro

19,466.66

.

.

22,761.85 .

48,764.37

White 4,948.22

809.55

.. __

iil.l~ll...i:iii,i ..:.'.:.

621.21

.

.

.

.

.

__

.

. ... __.

_

2,903.06

44.40

.______

724.40

_

. .

... __.______

2,800.24

i~ft.~~

,5.00

_

40.00

_

fOO[,,""' .....

Pike

White 16,324.29

2,238.53

30,654.80

3,502.35

6,242.30

.

_

Po:k

~h1~~ ::_::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::----12:797:35- :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::-::::--:::::: :::::------- - ::::::::::::::

l\:)

Pulaski

~h1~~ ----TiiI5:41 ------785:67- ----15:124:66 -------14.5:30- ----"3:12~:52- :::::::::::::: :::-::::::::::1:::::::::::: : ::::::::::::::1::::::::::::::

-"'"l'

Negro 5,631.62

522.00

3,781.30

145.36

2.085.69

.______ __

_

Putnam

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

Quitman

Rabun Randolph Richmond Rockdale Schley
Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens Stewart

White

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

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

------------_.

White 11,072.48

9,329.~2

23,2n.98

2,630.70

3,0~2.20

522.50 - -- --

1,200.00

Negro

3,814.69

3,770./2

6,500.30

500.00

681.70 ---------- --

11

\

_

ii ,i ~;! i ii,~il i~i: :l~;~ ~: [lji ;~I ; : ;~;~; I:II(~:I

Whltcl Negro

5,800.87 9,839.24

1,186.221

2,679.10 1,426.48 .

1,302.6

6,88.39 1.-- -- -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- --,-- -- --- ------- 1 701.31 -- - - -- - - -- -- --

296.48 ----------..-- ---------.:==:_=:-==-:=:.:==-:

....1E~=~=

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

VII. Fixed Charges-Continued

I A. SCHOOL SYSTEMS CONTRIBUTION TO TEACHER RETIREMENT

B. INSURANCE AND JUDGMENTS

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

C. RENTAL OF LAND AND BUILDINGS

SYSTEM

J. State or System
Retirement Funds

2. Social Security

3_ Other

J. Property 2. Employee 3. Liability

Insurance

Insurance

Insurance

4. Fidelity Bond
Premiums

5. Judgments

J. Land and 2. Land and Buildings for Buildings for Instructional N00-Instruc-
Purposes tional Purposes

- - - - - - - - - ------~~- -----I~~--~-I-~~~--

--~~-----~~-----~-I-~~~-I-~~--~

Sumter Talbot

White $ 3,052.29 $

874.63 $

$

$

Negro ._ .... .

._. . __.

..

.

White

2,177.03

1,137.99

19,570.56

2,911.47

Negro ._. __.

._____________ 22,066.24

. ..

$ . ._.
. . _. ._ . .

$

$

$

. . . . __. .

.

..

. .__

97.70

$

421.50

.

._

.

.

.

. __

Taliaferro

White Negro

96.06 99.02

232.40 _. . .__ 212.55 . . .

122.05 __.

.

200.25 __. .

._. __.

.

__.

.

._.

.

.

. __

Tattnall

White 27,769.79 Negro __. .

.

._____________

1,206.31 _. ._. ._ . __. . . . . ._____________

.

.

.

.

.

. ..

.

..

420.00 _

Taylor

White Negro

10,641.96 6,751.80

.___ 22,987.60 12,646.12

1,351.52

. .__

._ .

18.00 .

..

242.84 .

.

_

._

0"0"

Telfair Terrell

White Negro White

3,428.01 10,318.00

11,584.68 __. .___________

.____

.________ 19,892.97

3,595_88 111.67
3,346.54

12,562.73 .
1,801.25

.

.

.

. __._____

. . ._

.

..

.____

210_00 320.00

._ ._

2.00 . .

_

Negro 13,413_17

20,946.25

1,218.35

3,747.64

.

.

. . __

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

White

4,237.97

4,598.82

._

6,806.14

. _.____________

160.00

Negro White

134.52 49,908.06

----30;327:40- ----87;602:40- ----iO;896:73- ----i7;903:60- ------698:4i- :::::::::::::: -------69:48- :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

~l:\~~ ----i8:762:oi- ----"4;68i:53- ----44:426:i9- -----2:008:io- -----6:666:73- :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ------i:500:00

~l:\~~ -----i:4ii:27- :::::::::::::: 1,~~U~ -------9i8:78- :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

Negro

...

.

.

.

.

_

White

1,097.84

531.72

35,039.84

1,142.34



. ...

_

E):~i1:~!lim~i ii~il.i~~::ss'''l!:M''!,!::!i ;iiIOOlii;~~

~ ;:il.~ j!~.~.'i i"iti~ ':li.~. ~.o . Walker

Walton

Ware Warren

. .

:iii"i',,":li i '".00.1- :

Washington

Negro

---___________

860.00 ---------- _

Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield

White Negro
White WNehgirteo Negro White
Negro White
Negro

37,315.42 5,638.27 2,636.80 2,836.17
1,918.07
4,000.79

83,629.79 9,888.33

3,741.55 794.00

12,973.83 1,898.77

716.27 120.00

--------

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

_

----

----

_

481.60 255.27

272.92 293.00

1,934.03 1,549.52

1,890.55 ----2,725963..1890 -

----------

-------------- -------------- ----------_ -------------- ---------------- ------------_ _

180.80 -

.-

572.95

1,180.00

-------------- ------------ __ ---------- _

------

----------- --------- _

-

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

100,063.03

12,640.73

5,043.76

-----

----------- --------- _

---

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

Wilcox

White 11,381.36

3,291.82

28,241.07

3,000.00

6,400.07 -------------- -------------- -------------- -- -----------

30.00

Negro 4,877.72

1,410.78

4,262.40

320.85

1,819.92 -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

20.00

.~ .....
'-0

Wilkes Wilkinson Worth

White Negro White
Ne~o
WhIte

1,700.00 1,700.66 11,855.97 6,506.39 21,02,S.75

517.96 -------------- 1,933.11

373.00
---------------------------
2,900.18

--------------
25,637.30 10,214.70 40,625.69

----

------.--1,526.51
122.71 5,720.47

3,514.93 1,800.00 8,486.85

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

-------S96:7i-

58.00 .-------------

--------------
~ - - - - - --- - - ---
--------------

-----.----------------------

298.35 11,658.45

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

-----2;203:00-

--------------
--------------- -----------
60.00 984.00

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

Negro 12,338.09

1,778.89

-------------- .------------- 17,028.00 -------------~ -~------------

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

500.00 --------------

Total Counties White 1,806,735.80 Negro 541,656.52

603,978.94 2,679,702.44 247,977.46 488,770.09

786,771.81 153,123.70

431,667.73 96,243.25

63,651.82 4,220.42

1,553.80 1,113.00

64,260.59 97.70

24,241.13 31,249.60

30,066.78 617.50

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Bnford

White Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro WNehgirteo

5,651.62
345,856.61 210,182.96 11,456.22
3,023.85
61,,631447..6517

5,139.98 -

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

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

--

--------------. -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

42,234.37

29,377.64

74.24

19,303.63

_

25,666.54

17,853.29

45.11

525.00 -

_

6,682.25

21,558.90

2,846.19 -------------- ----

-------------- ------------ __ --------- _

-_.

133.46

-

.

--------.----- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

--.

-------------- -------.------ -------------- -------------- --------------

-

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

31,,332264..9228

26338..0000

132.87

1,258065..1318

123,,941113..8700

50.00 1 ---

- - - - _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS ===========

VII. Fixed Charges__C_o_n_t_in_u_e_d

_

----c------------

A. SCHOOL SYSTEMS CONTRIBUTION TO TEACHER RETIREMENT

B. INSURANCE AND JUDGMENTS

C. RENTAL OF LAND AND BUILDINGS

SYSTEM

1. State or System
Retirement Funds

2. Social Security

3. Other

1. Property 2. Employee 3. Liability

Insurance

Insurance

Insurance

4. Fidelity Bond
Premiums

5. Judgments

1. Land and 2. Land and Buildings for Buildings for Instructional Non-Instruc-
Purposes tional Purposes

-------1----1-----1------1------1-----1-----1-----------1-----)----

Calhoun

Wbite $ 2,958.62 $ 5,401.85 $ 14,971.21 $ Negro

224.85 $ 5,086.66 $

$

L

$

$

_

_

Carrollton

White

3,844.00

167.24

1,632.31

100.00

_

Negro

1,922.00

83.62

866.10

_

Cartersville

White Negro

6,356.54 116.11

4,975.34 1,860.58

3,203.88 550.00

145.20 39.05

_ 35,700_00

_

_

Cedartown

White Negro

8,354.95

556.58

3,384.56

..

_ _

Chickamauga White

618.27

00

..

_

Negro

_

~ ~
0

Cochran Commerce

White Negro 'Vhite

1,197.13 399.04
2,497.21

200.44 550.00 4,639 .2t

2~,844.27
4,984.70

1,100.00 327.93 _

982.04 104.25

_ 107.25

_ _

Negro

313.70

480.52

~

~

_

Dalton

White 15,407.81

91,733.84

2,831.41

_

:::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: Negro -------------- --------------

9,394.37 -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

1

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

Decatur

~~~;~ 3::~:~:~: ~::~~:~: ~~:~~~:~~

Dublin

White

6,634.96

104.27

_

1

_

Fitzgerald

WNehgirteo ....6,.11.9...5.9.. Negro

'2"70'.9"9 ..... .. ............
~

............ .._..... .... ..............,~"J _

Gainesville

White Negro

11,837.64 3,564.59

1,479.60

_ _

Hawkinsville ~~~;~ U~U~ :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: 2,~~g:n m:~~ 1_:-:::::::-::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

, ..........'.].... Hogansville

White

2,347.20

133.49

2,517.79

293.60

_

Jefferson LaGrange

i~':;::~~:,::;~~.:I :~i~.~",,:

Marietta Monroe

~~:~ ~~~~~~:~~~:~~~i.:::::::::::::: ::::::::::::/::::::::::::::::::::::::::r:::::::::::: ::~~~~~~~ ~~:~I~~:~_~~: ~-:: ~~[~~:~~~~ ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

:: ~~! .:;::~. :.:.:'.;~.: : :.:.~i~:I ,.~.~.: :,~.~ Moultrie

Newnan Pelham

:;.: ".M.OO.

1.

Quitman

Negro

966,70

228,00

!

,

_

Rome

White 45,790,97 Negro

19,603,18 157,135.57

10,965,79' 10,781.06

..

_ _

Tallapoosa

White Negro

1,291.12 .__________ 12,810.08

2,005.32

>

Tallulah Falls

White Negro

3,338,20

.

.

_

_

._

..

_

Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa Trion Valdosta

~~~~ -.---::~~~:~~-

Negro

4,432,32

White

3,438,55

Negro

1,153,58

White

4,764.16

Negro White Negro

57.02 5,997.66 3,562,52

8,~!U~ ~:~~~:~;_ :::::i:~~6:~~: :::::i:~~~:~6: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::1:::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

5,396,13

164.87

2,194.80

_

317,39

1,574.36

400.00

_

66.48

564.78

100.00

.

.

_

3,172.69

218.48

495,00

600.00

427.00 _._.

_

418,58 13,308_63

-------366:66- ----'4;979:45- :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: -::::::::::::: ::::::::::--:: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

7,344.32

2,800,94

..

_

I:,;)

I..:.,.;.).

Vidalia

White Negro

2,672.30

638.24

20,395.00

.________ 6,255.60

3,096.40 104.66

1,890.00 1,035.00

_

160,60

_

Waycross

White Negro

11,324,93 4,853,54

763.58 327.25

.__

5,014.42

2,149.04

880.09 377.18

250,84

40.00 15.00

_ ._

,West Point

White Negro

1,959,10

7,608.51 .

253.29

8.50

.

_ _

Winder

White Negro

4,214,00 .

2,453,32

.

_

_

Total Cities Total Counties Grand Total

White 638,580.46 Negro 236,670,32
White 1,806, n5.80 Negro 541,656,52
White 2,445,316,26 Negro 778,326,84
I

113,378.53 19,320,32

402,806,68 20,878,61

603,978,94 2,679,702.44 247,977.46 488,770,09

717,357.47 3,082,509,12 267,297,78 509,648,70

125,481.60 36,293,92
786,771.81 153,123,70
912,253.41 189,417,62

63,414.63 21,709.45
431,667,73 96,243,25
495,082.36 117,952,70

16,321.06 3,991. 91

63,651.82 4,220.42

79,972,88 8,212,33

I

355,00 -------------75,00 --------------

1,553.80 1,113.00

64,260.59 97,70

1,908,80 1,188,00

64,260.59 97,70

55,430.63 -------------985,60 --------------

24,241.13 31,219,60

30,066.78 617.50

79,671. 76 32,235.20

30,066,78 617,50

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

VII. Fixed Charges-Continued

!

!

I

A. FOOD SERVICES

B. STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES

SYSTEM

D. INTERESTI E.OTHER

Total

ON

FIXED

Fixed ,

I. Salaries

I

CURRENT CHARGES LOANS

Charges

----------1

2. Other Expenses

1. Salaries

(a) Supervisors (b) Other

I

2. Other Expenses

1

Employees

~

i

--------1------ ------ ----- ----- .-----1--------1--------

Total Food
Services and Student Body
Activities

Tota Expense Payments

Appling

White $

598.33 S 20,000.00 $ 108,751.70 $__

$

S 12,656.95 $__

$

43.45 $ 12,700.40 $ 695,708.32

Negro .. _. __. __.. __... _._._.___ 15,715.41

1,451.79 ... .___

1,451.79

152,635.94

Atkinson

White

650.00

._. .. _ 4,775.00

.. _.

Negro .

. __..

800.50 __.___________

. _.

.__

_

___. . _

_ _

:26,571.04 96,322.60

Bacon

White

.

686.83

686.83

10,905.80

_

10,905.80

398,823.85

Negro

. . __ ...

.

.

. _. ._____

463.55

.. ________

______ _

463.55

46,970.87

:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :-:-:-:::-::-::::::::-:::::: :.-::::::::::: :::::::-:::::-:::::-:::-:-:- -------------- Baker
Baldwin

White --------- ---- -----.-.------
~~~:~

40,572.02 ---- --------- ----- _ -----
Tg~nr

3,841.97 ------- ---- 1

-

-- --

3,841.97

218,801.26 146,788.88 464,838.33

289,509.70

tv tv tv

Banks

~~;~ :::::::::::::: ~3:1:5::~ 37,~96:~1_

146.18

7'~rz:gg I 7'~~Z:~g ::::::::::1::::::::::

14,~~U~

311,524. 78 18,819.79

Barrow

White __. ._______ 32,463.88

34,996.59

136.00

9,:359.97

1

322.62

9,818.59

311,556. 71

Bartow

~~~:~ :::::::~~~:~~::::::::::::::: :::jj5:44j:~~: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::~~:86~:~6: ::::::::::::::1:::::::::::::: :::_:9:~~~:~~_

12,731.34 890,461.87 62,192.16

:::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: BenHill

White

..

Berrien

~~:~

28,682.68

4,650.28

~~:~~!:~~_ :::::::::::::l:::::::::::: 1~:m:H

.___

4,650.28

1~:m:H

215,825.78 101,681.33 652,663.26 87,488.55

Bibb

White

1,082.46

164,765.87

1

92,197.2<

92,197.23 3,711,924.12

Negro

609.67

92,956.85

26,428.78

26,428.78 1,796,566.15

Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke

White

.

.___ 28,030.41

163.64

4,692.82

4,856.46

. ~~i~ :~~:::~:~~~~~~ ::;:~~:~~~:~: :~:~~n~ :::~:~~~:~~: :;:;~~;~~~;6~; ;:;:~3;~~~;~~; ::::::::::-j:;;;;5;~~~;~5 _5~:~::::~-

i :; ;.:; ;: ;.:;'~:~.~.I::,~.~:., ;;:::1! I...

,:::::;.1;;;;;;;;;.;;I".ro,.,..i

210,790.94 51,756.25 438,405.30 22,295.69 363,413.62 252,191.41 270,705.38 126,133.42
789,956.53 380,975.70 606,437.91

488,386.77

Butts Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll

White

1 7,189.80

5,339.00 1

------------__

~~:~ :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::1 ~HiU~ :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: U!U! :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

White

66,422.64

14,206.01

Negro

. . _.__... _ ..... _.. . __... _._..... __._ .

. __. __. .. . _ .. ... _. _.... _.

White

_.

.. .... 18,804.06 .. _._______

226.96

6,977.62

.

. .__

Negro ._ _. White 3,343.04

.. __.. ._.__

7,487.36 _.. __... __0

-- -----.---_.___

16,188.05 -------------- --------------

1 2,197.13 -----.-------"1" _. __._______

20,892.35

1,108.36

Negro ...... .. ....... . __ . .. __._ .. . __.... .. __

639.33

.. _

32.50

5,339.00 I
U!U! I
14,206.01
._. _... _. 7,204.58
2,197.13 22,000.71
671.83

222,927.54 154,186.95
308,071.82 255,858.95 367,063.08 160,553.43 269,892.36 128,749.22 822,051.31 193,166.96

Catoos Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga

WNehgirteo -_-_.-.--_-..-_..-_.-.. - 93,36.5...73 ...128,262.87 . .--.--- -- ----- - .--- -7.-_-,0.-3'4'-.7-4-.-

White

311.00 36,872.32

Negro

155.49 12,823.17

White . ...

._____

Negro

. __ . ._______

55,989.59 _.____________

21,044.37

35,068.39

3,000.02

23,378.92

2,000.02

1,580.30

._.

.

.

..

White __._._________

70.37

907.29 .

.

.

Negro _._. ..

44.66

455.19

.

. . __.

White

.. . __. __ .. ... _. 96,588.14 . .

_._____

Negro



.. ._____

360.36 ._.

. .__

23,717208..9335 -: -.- -::- -:-: -:-_- -:':-: -:-_- -._1-_:.- --2: '1-:,3:5--7---: -i6---_I

28,568.99

6,442.79

.______ 3,860.44

._._

13,765.00

._. .______ 9,176.66

648.37

. _._._

.

.

956.45

. __._._ ..

.____

16,948.24

1,653.82

23,717208..9335
56,960.89 11,883.53 16,765.02 11,176.68
648.37 956.45 16,948.24 1,653.82

782,323.28 10,707.87 340,659.88 107,178.18 3,923,413.19 2,484,256.94 41,633.98 28,669.88 686,522.91 94,166.27

Cherokee

White . .___ 122,714.32 137,471.81

.

. .____ 29,484.35

29,484.35

993,622.61

Negro ._ .. . __.

5,945.70

6,284.03 .

._____

1,170.90

_ __ 1,170.90

56,176.53

Clarke

White

6,937.16 ._____________ 66,217.55

Negro __.. __. __.____ _ ..

..

.

8,958.55

52,354.55 189,648.10 ._.

.

. 25,531.36

.. __. ._.

276,492.56 .. _

1,482,805.94 367,994.75

l>:i

Clay

White

._._____

6,553.64

14,073.25

925.00

2,490.32

11,492.84

507.74

15,415.90

133,229.59

l>:i
""

Clayton

Negro

._____

White

634.01

Negro _ ._._ ..

9,830.46

16,327.06 203,920.63 _.
7,051.40

600.00

1,571.00

.__________

.

. __.

.

4,083.65 38,836.01
.

.. _ .... ......

4,000.00

10,254.65

150,208.69

._______ 38,836.01 ._. . . _

1,413,967.91 182,253.48

Clinch

White _. .______

~4,342.09

.________

6,759.48

_._ . . . . .

6,759.48

258,884.88

Negro .

._____

9,272.26

.

._.

.____

1,943.Z1

1,943.31

96,144.82

Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia Cook
Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson

White . Negro

. . __ ..

White .

.______

Negro . ._____

White __.___________

Negro

White ._.

Negro

White .

.1

Negro ._____________

75,000.00 . __. __.
. . .__ 31,703.27 8,578.20

150,868.28

._. ._ . .

...

._._ .

31,271.73 ._.________

8,942.17

.

. __ . . ._

10,422.89

.

. .__

4,383.00

._.

. __.

._.

45,744.15

._.__

1,280.00

20,420.84 .__________

1,280.00

52,766.67

.

16,391.64 .. .

. _. __._._______

... _.

. __.

~~~~ :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::1 In~U~ ----i:~~~:~~- 5'HUi

Negro __.

..

62,986.06

._ ... . ...

White

.

_._. .___ 17,444.03

._._.

. .______

Negro __ .. __. ... __ __.

._.

. ._. .

._.

;reh~:~ :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: __.. ~::~:::~~. :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

White

200.00

... __.__ 25,547.42 _.

._ .... ... _.. .

Negro

.

,

~.

.

i

89,988.85

.

. __.

17,495.94

3,322.77

21,244.91

3,080.67

13,183.58

2,417.24

9,960.51

._._._.

80.56

90,069.41 .

.____

5,000.00

22,495.94

. . _._._________ 3,322.77

.______ 21,244.91

._._._._. .

3,080.67

. ._.

.________ 14,463.58

._. . __.. .

.

3,697.24

._. . ._________

9,960.51

.

. . . _.

. . __.__________

:U~U~ :::::::::::::: _._.~~:~~~:~~.

7,014.93

..

.

19,474.37

. _. ... ._

....

._._. ._._.... . ..

l1,~~U~
5,320.95

:._::.:.:.:.:_:_:.::::.-:1:-_::.::::::.:.:_:._:_:

1

~U~H~
7,014.93 19,474.37
._...
l1'm::~
5,320.95
1

3,199,994.08 124,291.15 876,494.72 235,249.47 720,037.19 217,160.90 401,151.33 244,167.86 433,842.11 129,005.91
m:mj~
420,102.21 588,795.60 237,230.82
32::m:~~
214,792.42
. __

SYSTEM

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

I-VI- I.

Fixed
--

Charges-Continued
-------

I

VIII. Food Services and Student Body Activities-Continued

i-------------------------:---~

D. INTEREST ON
CURRENT LOANS

E. OTHER FIXED
CHARGES

Total Fixed Charges

A. FOOD SERVICES

1

'1 -

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1. Salaries

I
(a) Supervisors

(b) Other Employees

2. Other Expenses

B. STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES
1- - - - - - - - - -

I 1. Salaries

2. Other

Expenses

1 Total Food
Services and Student Body
Activities

Total Expense Payments

Decatur DeKalb D odge

~~~~ ~::::::::::::: ~::::::::::::: ~:::~~=~~~:~~: ~::::::::::::: ~::::::::::::: ~ :~:!~~:~~_ ~::::::::::::: ~::::::::::::: ~ :~:!~~:~~_ s 4,HU~H~

Negro

343,237.99

302,545.20 911,840.73

406,674.72 1,621,OBO.65 3,298,648.67

White

117.70 100,253.67 _.

.________ 16,371.31

336.83

16,708.14

717,737.73

Negro

32,659.23

. __._._

3,565.76

220.58

3,786.34

255,789.01

D ooly

Wbte __ __ Negro

62,527.13 35,848.86

.___

9,235.41

39,432.00

1,688.72

4,899.35

.________

6,326.16 5,280.00

54,993.57 11,868.07

487,767.51 300,819.18

...t-:>
t-:>

Dougherty Douglaa

White

.

Negro

i;;:~:::::::::::::

:~:::::~:

41,536.64

7,913.30 87,811.26

17,394.67

1,978.33

24,662.80

~~:3:~:6:_ :::::::::::_:: :::_:::::::::-

300,799.46

__

86,533.26

.



~4:9:~:5~_ :::::::::::_:: :-::::::::::::

396,524.02 2,031,120.56

113,174.39

873,198.44

~4:9:4:~~_ 5~u~n~

Ea rly

White

96,208.94

9,534.79

1,214.54

._______

10,749.33

571,808.79

Negro

.___

_

.

.

._ __. .______

_

._ 242,570.08

Ec bois

White Negro

15,238.52 2,737.63

20,086.30 3,259.70

._____ ._________

2,334.21 346.01

8,241.28 1,137.46 . __. .

707.82 .______

11,283.31 1,483.47

144,721.17 31,779.06

Effingham EIbert Em anuel Ev ans Fa nnin

White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro

306.56

840.00 200.00
85,566.74 35,659.98 88,820.92 39,157J9 49,173.58
.
99,117.81 516.46

._______ ._._._

243.00 137.41

180.50 9,680.66

6,378.82 15,666.24
.

10,202.00 2,712.80 11,015.80 2,169.26 18,913.55 2,911.21
430.75
89,526.28

2,171.05

1,150.75

._____________ ._.___________

._________ ._______ .

42,851.75

10,202.00 2,712.80 14,580.60 2,306.67 18,913.55 2,911.21 6,990.07
157,724.93 ._______

306,420.39 174,208.67
681,067.18 289,314.43 778,653.56 331,260.97 280,677.87 93,998.86
883,605.85 4,473.91

Fayette ~;~:~ :::::::::::::: :~::~~:~~ :~:~~~::~_ :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: 3~URU~

FIoyd

White

202,069.64 261,803.67

.___ 61,140.10 152,513.181 1,943.30 130,436.68 346,033.26 1,843,569.22

Negro __.___________

9,245.77

11,467 ..56

614.85

1,780.26

181.23

2,576.34

103,225.47

Fa rsyth

White

809.00

74,242.78 .

._ 25,415.73

._._____

2,556.79

27,972.52

531,418.19

Fr anklin Fu lton

~ffiL~~~~~~~~~~~ !~:~:~~~:~:~~~~ ::::~:~~;;:~~: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :::~~~~~~~~~~:I:::~~:~:~;::::11~~~~~~~~~~~~~~II:::~~~~~~~:~~:1':~;~::~:~::;:: --~::!n~ng

Negro______________

14,012.71

.____ 11,557.28

48,328.59 ._____________ 29,154.20

89,040.07

985,525.64

III.,;:~.:.! ::!!~.!: 1~.~1 :j.~.~.I ;!.~.i; Gilmer

Glascock

Glynn

Gordon Grady



396,666.86

826.60

151.431.08

39,517.28

1,102,359.78

472 933.30

I

582,303,20 10,887.22 551,572.35

276,300.91

Greene

White

43,604.05

60,694.02

1

10,283.58

10,283.58

339,457.67

Gwinnett Habersham

Negro White Negro
White Negro

35,783.45

36,104.03

__

187,634.80

13,504.92

99,302.38

__

5,227.12

4,776.46 36,319.53
1,574.13
22,611.05 924.62

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

I

4,776.46 36,319.53
1,574.13
22,611.05 924.62

334,208.38 1,376,005.90
120,520.18 791,510.14 48,178.82

Hall Hancock

~gi ::::::::~;~~~: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ----;f~~~j~fi- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~y:::::::::::: ----~~:~;~i ::-::::::~~J:::::~~~~::::: ----~~:~~~i

1,215,681.12 20,309.10
223,388.07

328,801.75

t : : : : : : Haralson
Harris

~i:~~: ~:~~~ ~~~ _::~~~~;~~~: :::!;~;;~:~~: :-::-:-: --- ~~~~~~~~~~~~

~~~;~~~i: :::::;~~:~:~:I:~:~~:~~:~:::

~~~~~:;~:

423,078.06 50,935.14 346,881.98

204,.543.12

t..:> t..:> <:.n

Hart Heard

White Negro White Negro

60,913.47 16,022.82 42,910.77

67,988.35 _ 16,410.32 46,766.19

20,252.51 1,457.83 _

69,160.30 9,194.43 6,081.32
746.59

1,962.13
1
'

91,374.94 10,652.26 6,081.32
746.59

601,956.74 149,731. 76 289,272.26
87,385.27

Henry

White Negro

96.25

.50

6,289.44

472.23

12,655.84 5,436.67

12,655.84 5,436.67

447,670.34 336,690.48

Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis

White Negro

211,540.03 260,016.35

_

11,314.47

_

29,088.75 6,970.99

29,088.75 6,970.99

1,308,189.72 382,154.55

~~~~t::::::::::::::::~~:~~~:~~: ----~~:~~~:~~- :::::::::::::: l~gU~

lUUR :::::::::::::: :~:;~~:~~_

lU~Ui

518,411.10 181,969.12 506,110.29

~~~~~ :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ----~~:~~~:~~- :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::r:::~:~~~:~~: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::~:~~~:~~:

95,286.40 217,202.50 139,536.84

White

121.48

49,559.97

54,821.26

! 9,421.82

9,421.82

446,061. 76

Negro

4,510.50

4,510.50 -------------T-------------1

941.66

941.66

89,525.06

Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

White

65,847.42

1 10,946.51

40,162.78

1,250.00

8,258.33

60,617.62

Negro

39,181.32

1,757.38

6,037.98

9,718.26

17,513.62

White

5,694.20 ,

1 10,535.40

29,696.54

6,277.61

46,509.55

Negro

1,283.681______________

2,661.73

10,578.77

13,240.50

White

7,773.80 '______________

4,976.87

4,976.87

~il:I-i:~i!-.: -.:._..j.~~~ 1-]_:._ _1---i~:~

556,479.63 398,642.09 276,371.47
237,978.03 270,701.43
107,786.27 298,998.53 128,339.78 135,441. 74
160,858.78


TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

I VII. Fixed Charges-Continu~

VIII. Food Services and Student Body Activities-Continued

A. FOOD SERVICES

B. STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES

D. INTEREST E. OTHER

Total

Total Food

Total

SYSTEM

ON

FIXED

Fixed

I. Salaries

Servicesand Expense

CURRENT CHARGES

Charges

2. Other

1. Salaries

2. Other Student Body Payments

LOANS

I

Expenses

Expenses

Activities

(a) Supervisors: (b) Other ,

. ' ; --~_ Lanier .~[~oo ',oo,;~' ,3ffiH ,~'''~J~;-mi '~~< L~

-,;:m~

224,254.76 69,852.48

Laurens

805,137.94

300,769.37

Lee

White

283.45 --------------

7,028.43

1______________

4,667.59 --------------

31.00

4,698.59

169,557.06

tv

Liberty Lincoln

~m~ ~~:-::::::::~:i::::::::~~~~~:1 It~!f~! ~~~:::::~~~~::~~::~~::~~~~:::::::i~i:i~ii:::::~:~~~:~:~~:::::~:;~~:;~:

Negro

-1-

-------------- ---- --------- -------------- 2,110.10 -------------- __

U~:~i
2,110.10

184,464.09
325,220.44 390,601.25 210,696.89 113,059.06

tv 0'

Long

White

1

Negro

22,061.50 7,631.71

3,676.02 1,353.29

3,676.02 1,353.29

183,704.55 81,922.69

Lowndes

White Negro

420.00

81,293.95 1 26,282.43

13,642.02

_

980.73

13,642.02 980.73

651,560.34 215,495.58

Lumpkin Macon Madison

White Negro
White Negro White

500.60
37,616.71 38,181.64 31,804.39

54,615.72 473.22
43,038.21 41,557.18 58,277.09

4,793.67 98.29
11,254.37

6,336.91 1,538.13

4,793.67 98.29
6,336.91 1,538.13 11,254.37

350,930.43 6,912.13
315,533.21 334,962.98 465,179.12

Negro

6,360.90

11,787.20

886.55

886.55

129,880.71

Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe

White

30,159.58

38,868.15

Negro

__ _

White Negro

67,857.38

76,664.93

White

22,405.81

Negro

25,416.82

White Negro

105,076.66

113,670.59 2,497.68

~:~~~ ::::::::::::::1:::::::::::::: t~:~~Ul -------::::::: ::::::::::::::

WNehgirteo -------- _ -r- ---- --_-----

103,610.66 ____________

iU~U~ White ------ ----- --------

1

Negro ------ --- _

_

1

2:~~:~_ 1Uln~

5,210.50

720.00

415.00

13,037.85

2,844.80 1,566.06 11,338.18 6,910.38
U~?:~i :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

8,814.92 3,712.66
3~:~~U~ I::::::::::::::

~:m:~~ I

6,345.50 _
13,037.85 _
2,844.80 1,566.06 11,338.18 6,910.38
~:i~?:~i
8,814.92 3,712.66
t~:~~U~

246,553.81 116,171.06 432,164.19 174,381.98 168,749.58 199,404.50 602,320.26 379,011.52 381,532.33 123,427.19
551,932.06 261,382.79 350,357.46 260,720.19

Montgomery Morgan Murray Muscogee Newton

White --------------! 23,985.40 I 26,488.76 --------------1--------------

3,790.97 ------------ - --------------

3,790.97

~~i~:::::::~~~:~~: :::2~~~~~~:, :UiUI :~:::~:::::;:r::~i~;~~:~~: 5::mJ! :::::::::=:::: :::::~~~~~:~~: 8::~~n~

---t-- ---.- --- --- ----- ---. ------ - -- ----- -- --- WNehgirtoe -----1-3-,5-6-.3.-2-1- _ _--. ---. _-- -- 1'_ -- 2--9-6.,8-8--2-.4-5-- .-_-_-_._-_-_-_-_-_._-_-_-_- --- - ------ ---- - - -1. 1--7-,.88- 8.83

207,576.45 325,465.28

::::::::::::::,:::::::::-:::: -- - ~'lfi~~

Negro

.1__

1----- -92;731:17- :::::::::: :: :: ::: :::::: ::: - -- 15;687:43- ::::::::: :::: :::::::::_ -- - -15; 687:43-

26,555.34

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

4,411.29

4,411.29

221,119.78 126,660.69 310,799.54 231,723.14 565,069.67
5,398.50 5,185,965.09 1,090,580.98
658,927.83 240,390.54

Oconee

WNehgirtoe ---.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- --------------

384,,045047..3373

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

71,,152392..504611-------

__

71,,513229..0564

282,656.70 85,363.79

:::::-::-::::: :::::::::::::: Oglethorpe
Paulding

~gi :::::::::::::~ :::::~~~~~:~~: ----9~:~~~:ii-

:::::_-----:1 1;:~in!

~:~:~:::~L: 1;;~~n! 251,223.30 143,004.85 528,131.19 69,743.42

Peach

White

Negro

_

8,598.01 2,235.34

6,332.64

_

.___

3,651.88

6,332.64 3,651.88

300,708.90 294,6C6.30

Pickens Pierce

~~Ji ---.---~~::~~- - - White
Negro .__________

67,875.92 3,108.29 10,000.00

70,524.25 3,161.09
3~:i~g:~~

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

2,700.00

12,807.00

1l

,055.57 431.28

--_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-__- -_1_--_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_

41,:67:~5_ :::::::::::::1::::::::::::::

11,055.57 431.28
57,474.05

435,309.07 __ 31,700.41
594,605.88 93,160.36

'""',,", ~""l""

Pike Polk Pulaski

~

:i,."'ml~l:

....<~:~~

l~:f'

299,391. 22 132,374.34
890,006.07 167,922.05
203,075.16

Putnam ;r;~;~:::::::::::::: ----~~:m]r ~U!U~ :::::::::::::: :::::

tHUg ::::::::::::::1:::::::::::::: UU:~g

157,021.12 231,210.09 211,353.05

Quitman

White Negro

.____ .______

8,117.09 5,468.58

9,117.21 _...

5,768.58

.

_

.

.________

1,483.85 434.55 _...

--. I_... _. . .1 .______

1,483.85 434.55

79,342.84 69,460.47

Rabun

White

__..

. ,___

63,588.53

21,218.37

44,330.79

11,246.53

76,795.69

547,011.55

-. Randolph
Richmond

~~~F:::~~~~n~:

fiH~]~

t!!JrUi ::::~i:i~hH:::~~:~:~-;;:

-;~;:~in~ ~~~:::~::<>:~~~~~:::~:: ---~;ainr

4,851. 76 319,354.80 353,387.65 4,250,960.38

1,690,953.84

Rockdale

White

.

.

...

51,111.68

.

1

9,025.00

40,069.401----7;039:43- 56,133.83

343,857.76

Schley

;;~;; 1::;;~:~~ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;:;:;:;;;;;;

::;:I:::::;;;~~;~~:

::~ii:~~ :::::::::::_::1:::::;;~;0;36

1~:~~~:;~

125,267.83
109,740.01 100,646.74

Screven
Seminole
::;:~::
__ .

White .

~_______

3,760.01

7,624.43 --._-----.----i--------------

7,624.43

390,628.62

~:~~~::::~::~:~~~~::::~~~;~~~;~~: 2:u~n~ I~~~~~;~~~::~:~~~:~~~~~~~:j::<~:::~:~:~:~~~::~~;~~~~~:~:~:::~:~~~~.::::~:~~~:~~: Negro

.__

1,000.00

White

.

.

1,890.00

37,640.67 .' __.'

.____ 7,099.59

..

6,675.43

._

.

.

7,099.59

._._

6,675.43

-..::..::.:::.:.::.~c=.::.~----- --~~:~~~:~~.1 ....Be.l[I'0"-'.==.::.=-. -.-. -- --------.-- -----

-. --------- -. ,-.------------ ------------ - -----. -------- -

493,201.52 271,524.74 158,182.51 1,224,458.14 305,082.17 483,415.68
22,234.66

TABLE I1-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

I VII Fixed Charges-Continued I

VIII Food Services and Student Body Activities-Continued

SYSTEM

D. INTEREST ON
CURRENT
LOANS

E. OTHER FIXED
CHARGES

A, FOOD SERVICES

Tota Fixed Charges

1. Salaries
(aJ Supervisors (b) Other Employees

2. Other Expenses

B. STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES

1. Salaries

2. Other Expenses

Total Food Servicesand Student Body
Activities

Total Expense
Payments

Stewart Sumter Talbot

White $ Negro White Negro
White Negro

3,197.50 $

13,063.30 $ 15,017.60

34,749.32 L----26,603.76 4,348.42
25,797.05 22,163.94

$

$

._____________

4,270.33 $ 3,037.26 9,337.12
3,503.19 4,315.66

$

198.93 $ 4,469.26 $ 189,917.01

116.52

3,153.78 296,501.07

9,337.12

314,631.10

226,752.95

3,503.19

174.956.81

4,315.66

230,864.82

Tali-ferro

White Neqrn ____

_____ ______

850.51 1,011.82 ______ ___

2,918.031______________ 2,400.00 __

~

Tatt'JaIl

White Negro

~
00

Taylor

White Nen o

64,254.20

_

.._

93,650.30
35,241.92 19,397.92

16,344.15 1________

4,647.09

._____________

2.149.08

Telfair

White Negro

484.28

31,865.58 431.67

8,917.98 1,102.03

Terrell

White Negro

35,360.76 39,325.41

7,031.07 1,261. 77

______ ._____________

2,918.03 2,400.00 16,344.15
4,647.09 2,149.08 8,917.98 1,102.03 7,031.07 1,261. 77

101,363.66 91,568.20
604,796.43 191.376.69
294,097.59 203,341.47
461,875.80 182,750.45 342,839.56 353,288.39

Thomas

White Negro

559.88

16,362.81 134.52

12,034.40 326.59

12,034.40 326.59

545,412.73 259,830.24

Tift

White ..

.

Negro

197,403.08

23,249.13 2,683.37

23,249.13 1,036,173.20

2,683.37

199,444.82

Toombs

White Negro

. __ ..

__ 78,044.56 1,036.62

..

13,559.56

1,381.49

__

13,559.56 1,381.49

473,776.76 110,170.50

Towns

White

2,592.33

7,022.31

7,022.31

245,002.75

Negro

"

.

_

Treutlen Troup

;;~~ ;;;;~;;:;;;~;; :::~~~:~;~-~~: 1~;;;i;:;~ ;;;;;;-;;;;;;r;;;;;;;;;;;; ~;;:::_::_ ;;~;;;;;;;;:;; ~;;~;;;;;;;;;; ~:;::::~:_ ;;~~::;:;~

Turner

NWehgirtoe ------- _ ----

1,504.68

5145,,211044..0806

-----------1-------------- 1______________

71,,929132..9600 -_-_

__

71,,929123..6900

315459,,937389..8083

Twiggs Union Upson

~~}lii~iTi:iHit:i:i~:iii~iI----~m~;m- (i~i~iiiiiii[i~i~iiiiiJ---i;!~~i:::_}iii~:i:~iiiiI ----i;i:W:;- 1 White ----------- __1______________ 27,850.08 -------------- --------------

4,767.01 -------------- --------------
!LIIIIIiIIE

4,767.01

263,379.08

----:::1:::::;

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield

--.--------1- ------ WNehgirteo -._-____________

----I 214,,911409..5030 -

-

617,,091526..4239 1

Whlte _ ---- -------

31.061 84,682.96

_

~~~~~ :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ----17;~~nf :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

~~iil:~~~~~~~~~~~~: :~:~~~~~:~~J- ---~:;;~:~;-~~~~~:~::~:~~~ :-:~~~~:~:~~~~

Whitei 4,564.i 56 '_ 142,941.02

Negro

White _

Negro _

White

_

Negro

_

Wbite

_

5,402.60 2,5.11.90

18,339.37
12,618.50 8,692.53 1,843.32
180.80 3,671.02

Negro __

White

_

121,748.31 _

Negro

210,883.96 6,339.81 9,454.61 2,730.92 9,333.67
2,435.87 2,484.23 10,579.52 1,164.78
14,556.13 1,676.41 3,064.95 2,299.06 5,585.07 1,169.91 7,556.08
175;161:76-

201. 61 62,945.01

365,703.70 9,630.54 9,454.61 2,730.92 9,333.67
2,435.87 2,484.23 10,781.13 1,164.78
14,556.13 1,676.41 3,064.95 2,299.06 5,585.07 1,169.91 7,556.08
238,046.77

1,576,650.26 115,438.18 481,139.82 239,104.47 506,776.88 38,216.42 167,649.43 167,809.79 433,396.29 373,453.10
1,011,373.41 191,305.02 108,387.66 98,155.86 235,171.15 111,649.83 332,345.33 7,068.83
1,250,701.83 3,393.00

Wilcox

White

_

52,344.32

Negro

_

12,711.67

Wilkes

White

_

31,967.50

39,633.50

Negro

_

24,548.16

28,479.82

<""0""

'Wilkinson Worth

White _ Negro _ White

48,103.34

_

17,202.15 85,117.54

Negro

_

31,644.98

12,060.90 1,189.45
-------------_. --------
-----------

33,233.01
3.784.08 6,572.36 2,973.05 43,281.47 18,063.41 16,787.79

9,413.71

54,707.62

1,175.72

6,149.25

6,572.36

2,973.05

43,281. 47

18,063.41

-------------- 16.787.79

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

418,557.49 151,857.74 309,565.09
289,088.47 366,000.59 219,251.62 595,270.74 331,480.45

Total Counties White Negro

43,824.91 3,031,028.27 9,567,484.02 1,497.52 397,118.65 1,963,685.41

156,297.21 10,158.33

790,193.05 4,166,345.80 378,852.27 1,496,740.91

7,299.75 1,202,679.92 6,322,815.73 106,764,801.82 ----------- 509,266.64 2,395,018.15 37,828,082.37

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

White

_

_ 10,791.60

Negro

_

_

_

.

~fiiil:~:~~::--::~~~ - -:~ ~:~: : 1!;: :~:6~ :~7~1 "' ' '! _ White
~'~~~I'
Negro

13,424.83

_ ~~~:m:~~ 1:::::--- -::r--:::::::

8,158_.49_1_-_-_---------_-_-_-1

---:::::::::1 1:-

6,152.03

1,327.77

1

9,015.59

_

4,878.21

_

2~U~U~ ::::-: ---::-1-:::- : :::: I

::m::IT"~,,i 2,287. 13 1---- :::::::::1--

9,015.59 4,878.21 276,264.51 88,658.11 4,294.54
33,547.18
28,928.65 3,614.90

258,425.11 154,197.49 14,049,195.66 7,495,954.04 233,138.26
198,260.53
160,240.31 40,842.52

I

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOL8---PAYMENTS
~~~~======

VII. Fixed Charges-Continuedj

VIII. Food Services and Student Body Activities-Contin_u_--ce_d _

I

A. FOOD SERVICES

I
B. STUDENT BODY
ACTIVITIES

D. INTEREST E. OTHER

Total I

-~---- Total Food

Total

SYSTEM

ON

FIXED

CURRENT CHARGES

Fixed Charges

I

1. Salaries

2. Other

I. Salaries

2. Other

Services and

Expense

Student Body Payments

Cal_hou_n____~-~_:~_;I.W<N8 ''':'::~ .~:~:: :')8::~; .':~:: .~;;;':: ~::I.E':~8~'iill.~):~;;:I--2-80-,0-35.62

46,171.17

Carrollton

351,340.91

~".""" .'1:!~.~..: ;~.~. ::::~.m.~:I :l.~lu.I~I ,;.i;.~.' Cartersville
Cedartown Chickamauga

140,767.17

453,379.15

98,051.13



:;.t!!.l!.' . 4811,198.18 74,099.20 153,296.49

~

eN 0

~~..I ,i!~II,ill~:Iriwl ~.m~::.i:,~" :!~l~ Cochran
Commerce

194,759.24 59,685.96 2B4 ,919 .20
28,606.77

Dalton

Negro

9,394.37

280.00

1,714.00

1,994.00

671,358.27 76,477.62

Deeatnr

White

906.84

. 44,988.19 -

-

- ----

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

----._

__ 775,786.50

Negro

._

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

-------------- .-------------. ----.--------- -- ----------- 156,356.45

Dublin

White Negro

78,068.62

84,807.85 309.78

3,400.00

16,896.66 5,230.00

66,715.81 19,400.00

32,302.76 119,315.23 24,630.00

510,619.57 192,835.58

Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson

White

6,390.58

6,756.80

20,677.54

13,787.75

41,222.09

~6\~~ :::::::::::::: ----80:762:10- ----94:079:34- :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ----12:775:94- :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ----12:775:94-

Negro

23,352.08

27,216.67

3,028.46

3,028.46

White Negro White Negro

31,732.05 8,900.81

6,636.16 3,256.83 37,024.13 9,530.25

2,000.00

2,661.00 21,930.53

--

-----

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

9,022.52

35,614.05 __ _ __

White Negro

1,370.09

6,872.99

50,265.45

29,516.55

88,025.08

-

-----

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

---

__

348,525.33 100,812.28 602,425.97
201,269.16 103,108.99 32.019.12 226,2i6.52 86,213.81 178,255.35
1,930.56

LaGrange Marietta

White

52,509.44

17,350.00

31,854.65 153,225.15

.___ 202,429.80

Negro White

-------------- -34,038.61

-------------- ---------.---- -------------- --------------

---

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

--

__

Negro -- ------------ -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- ---------- ----. --------- -----1----------.. -- --------------

936,335.40 226,458.86 842,011.05 131,3BO.84

Monroe Moultrie Newnan
Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls

~~~~ :::::::::::::: :::iii:ii6:i~: ---i2~:~:~:~~- :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::i~:~ii:ii::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::I::::i~:~ii:ii: ..--~~~::~::~:
~~:~ :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: 2U!U~ :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ----in~nf :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ----in~nf m:UH!

White

._._ 41,986.90

5,864.42

._ .. _._ 25,872.33 ._____________ 10,981.57

42,718.32

271,639.60

Negro. __ . .

.

. .___

1,995.18

7,297.60 _. .

._. ._._____

9,292.78

107,149.06

White. __ . . ._ 24,787.05

29,484.95

.

. __._

4,078.14

.________

220.00

4,298.14

205,707.53

Negro. __ . . ._ 13,321.20

14,515.90

.

._ ._____________

2,747.33

.

._____

2,747.33

112,242.76

~~, it';1l~1: ........',,"OOI,.;m: ..............";::.; -":m~~

Thomaston

White . Negro

I

11,116.15 .

__.

.___

1,064.56

.

._____________ ..

10,102.48 _._

..

.______ 10,102.48

513,999.51

_ _._.

.. _ 92,298.39

Thomasville

White _.___________ Negro _.____________

19,255.77 12,188.12

8,540.00 3,340.00

20,826.70 ----ii4j6i:74 :::::::::::::: :::::::::::_:: 123,468.44

4,859.90

30,349.52

.

.

.____ 38,549.42

573,305.95 290,564.98

Toccoa Trion

White . ._________

Negro

White .

._._____

Negro _.__

_

40,189.97 10,601.82
.. _

45,920.27 12,486.66 9,677.33
475.60

1,740.00 280.00
1,677.53

9,259.56 2,098.54 5,656.48
.

27,377.99

6,323.03 __. ..

15,102.71

. .____

._.

.. .____

9,009.50 444,64
9,350.11 _

47,387.05 9,146.21 31,786.83
._._.__

339,554.93 103,755.79 216,624.38
9,022.00

~ ""

Valdosta

White ._____________ 168,544.91 193,130.65

Negro'_. __.

...

._.

. 13,707.78

..

20,750.63 ._. .. _.

.

6,127.52

20,750.63 6,127.52

851,466.13 383,639.96

Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder

-.-----i Whitel---.- ..

6,917.02

35,608.96

_._._. __ .___

7,325.33

. . _.____

~~~L~~~~~~~~~]:::::~~~:O~~~: l~:!~U! :.--::~~~~~~~ :~~:~~:::::::: :J!P~_ _ - ----1,516.64

::::::::::::::[_. ~h1~~ ::::::::::::::I:::::::::::::r--6:667::32" -

Negro .

._._. . __. .

'

1,494600 . 0000 i --3:666:66- ----21:56ii:14 ------.-.-.

1,520.00

5,006.65

6,~~g:gg

7,325.33
::mj~
33,g~U~
7,486.65

208,638.60
~~Uin~
2~~:~~U~
86,761.52

Total Cities

White Negro

14,331.67 8,158.49

646,196.79 2,076,297.05 59,846.57 407,930.19

66,259.09 8,799.51

166,446.77 1,117.984.90._._ .. _._. , 156,415.88 1,507,106.64 29,163,756.23 25,731.63 196,210.24'---------.---.1 3,546.03 234,287.41 11,331,704.79

Total Counties White Negro

Grand Total

White I Negrol

43,824.91 3,031,028.27 9,567,484.02 1,497.52 397,118.65 I 1,963,685.41 58,156.58 3,677,225.06 [11,643,781.07 9,656.01 456,965.22 2,371,615.60

156,297.21 10,158.33
222,556.30 18,957.84

790,193.05 4,166,045.80 378,852.27 1,496,740.91

7,299.75 1,202.679.92 6,322,815.73 106,764,801. 82 . __.1 509,266.64 2,395,018.15 37,828,082.37

956,639.82 5.284,330.70

7,299.75

135,928,558.05

404,583.90 11,692,951.15 ._____________ 11,355192,,089125..6870 2,629,305.56 49,159,787.16

17.829,922.37

-----~-------
A. SITES

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS IX. Capital Outlay

B. BUILDINGS

C. EQUIPMENT

SYSTEM

I 1. Pro- 2. Site 3. Im- 1. Pro-

fessional j and prove- fessional

Services I Site rnent to Services

i

[Additions Sites

,I

'

I~- --------.-

2. New 3. ReBuildings modeling
and Building 1 Additions

1. Professional Services

2. Ad-
IDIlllS-
tration

16. 3. In- 4. At-II 5. Pupil Oper-
struction tendance Trans- ation of and portation Plant
Health

7. Mam-I' 8. Food 19. Invest-
terrance Service ment
of Plant and Property
Student
fc~~~-

Total Capital
Outlay

Total
Expense and
Outlay
Payments

I ties
--- --- --- --- --- --- ------ ----1----1------

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin t-:> W t-:> Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien

Whitel$ .. _ - $ ------- $-- --- $-- -- $-- ---- L

-- $--- $--

Negro _ White _

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

750.00

_

1,465.00 _

Negro _

225.00

__

325.75;. __

~-;~;~ . 6.00--1

White Negro ---White
Negro ------

19,223.58
-I-
25.00,_ 45.001

342,748.77 _ 100,000.00 5,456.76 __

$------- $,.

$----- __. $

L

______ 8,560.30

$,.

L

$ 695,708.32

152,635.94

2,215.00 328,786.04

550.75 96,873 .35

6.00 398,829.85

46,970.87

19,223.58 238,024.84

146,788.88

__

351,334.07 816,172.40

105,501. 76 395,011.46

White

__

Negro

_

White

_

-- --------- --- 2~000.00 _

21,880.73

Negro

_

White _

Negro

_

White --------- --

-----

1 20,000.00 _

~~E ....... :~ ~;U~ "!j~""OO ;,;::.. ......]

____________.

.

_

20,000.00

20,000.00 23,880.73

20,000.00 14,102.65
.. zu.ae7s7..z2s0

331,524.78 18,819.79
335,437.44 12,731.34 890,461.87 62,192.16 235,825.78 101,681.33
666,765.91
87,565.75

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

White

Negro _

White

Negro

NWehgirteol-_

_

White 394.25_

Negro

_

_

~-;~;~ :~::27 _~:915.001 :

520.00 -:: :::::::::

34,100.00 30,956.77

I::::::::: ::::-:
86.61 __

3,923,193.87 1,824,267.45
210,790.94 51,756.25 472,818.98 56,172.46
369,683.95 252,191.41
321,151. 83 144,446.31

Bnlloch Burke

I - WNehgirteo ---_-_- -- ----- - _ _

Whlte ___

------- _

Negro l _

965,439.90 380,975.70 742,304.98 488,386.77

Butts Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll
Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga
Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch
Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia Cook
Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson

1------ 1- I White I--- -- -- -- ---- ----
Negro --- -- -- -- -- --

I::::::::: I White -- ---- -- -- -- --

I::::::::: I I Negro -- --- --- ------

White --- ---- --- -----

Negro

---------

Whitel::::::::: ---- -- --

--- -- --

~~~~1--400:00 Negro

_________

--- ---- --

---

--

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

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

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

-- -- --

-- -- --

164.40 --- --- --

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

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

--

---- --

272 20 -

I, 008.00 -- -- --

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

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

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

----
-- --

----- --

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

9,921 13 --- -- -- --

-- -- -- -- -- --
I 870.44 -- -- --

---

-- --

27 ,791 .44 ----- ---

-- --- --

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

--- ------- --- -
2 268:40
3,829 02
-- ------

-- -- -- --- -------- -- -- --- ----- -- -- --- -- -- --
------ -- I--- -- --
--- -- -- --
----- --- -- 4, 846 .20 I ,000.00
400. 78 -- --- --- -- --

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

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

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

----- --- ---

---

------ ---

I

-

---------

---

---

-

--- -- --- -- --- 10,085.53

--- -- --

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

-r --

--- -- -- --

--

--- --

8,985. 04 I ,ODD. 00

131 .50 -- --

--- -- --

32,824 .94

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

I ,008 .00

222 927 .5 4 154: 186.95 308,071 .8 2
255, 858. 95 377, 148. 61 160, 553 .4 3
278, 877 .4 o
129 ,749 .2 2 854, 876 .2 5 194 174 96

White ---- --- -- --

183 .23

Negro ---- --- -- -- -- --

White ---- --- -- -- -- --- -- ---

Negro ---

--- -- --

White 540.00 -- -- -- 15,030.00

Negro 360. 00 -- -- -- 10, 020. 00

White ---- -- -- ---- -- --- --

Negro ------ -- -- --- --

White --- --- - -- -- -- --- -- -- --

Negro ----- - -- -- -- -- -- --

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

7 ,000.00

---- --

-- --

---

-- --- -- -- 15, 132: 43

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

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

--

-- --- --

-- --

-- -- -- -- --- -304.00 --- --

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

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

-- -- -- -- ---

-- --

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

182 63 -- ----- -- -- -------
355 66 --- -- -------- --- -11 945 96 ---- -- -7:963 .98 -- ---- -- -- -- -- --
------ -5,862 03 .. _-- -- -2, 855:89 --- ._--

-- ---- -- -- ---- -- ----- -- ---- -- ------ -- -- --
-3 ,894 .00
--- -- -- --- ----- --

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

---

--- --- --- --- -- -- --- ------ 200.00

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

I ,239.50 ---- -- -- --- --

826.34 ---- -- -- -- ---

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

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

12 796 84 1 ,524 .90 1 671 .28

I 695 17 820. 50 ----- --

------ -- --
------- --- ---- --- -- --- ---100.00
--- ---- --- -- ----

7 ,365 86
-- -- -- -- --15, 688.09
----- -- ----28, 755 .46 19 170.32
-- -----4 298 .00 21 :855 .05 5,371 .56

789,689 14 10, 707 :8 7 356 ,347.97
107, 178. 18 3 ,952, 168.65 2, 503 ,427 .2 6
41 ,633 .9 8
32,967 .8 8 708,377.96 99,537.83

White
-- Negro
White Negro White Negro
-- White -- -- Negro
White Negro

-------
-7- 107.66 - -- -- --
-- -- -- -240 .00
--- ---- --- -----
--

----
140,663.56 --
500.00 --- -- --
--- --
-- -- --- -- --

I ,968.74 29 ,447 40

390. 00

43, 411 .95 67,766 .03

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

--- --- -- --

--- ----

--

-- --

4,383.52

--- --

--

411 54 ---

-- -- -- --- --

505, 437.37 15, 120. 16

28, 500. 00 5, 047. 10

348, 400.00 --- -- -- --

-- -- --

--- -- ---- 2;046: 44

---

221 15

264, 834.34 ---

---

---

3 ,220.19 -- ----

2 171 13 --- -- -- --

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

-- --
I ,994.48
--
-- --- --
483 .00 -- -- --
410. 38 -- -- --

18,350. 18 2, 041 64 17,362:09
---- --- ----- --- ---- --- -18,049.76
---- -- -3, 113. 13
404.30

--- -- -----
59 .90
----- ----- --
--- --- --- ---- ---- -- ------- ---

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

--- ---- -- -3 ,582 68
-- ----- -- --
-- ---- -- -- --
-- -- -- --- ---- --

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

--

-- -- --

3 ,462.07 -- -- --

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

195 .65 359 00

98.30

2,958.00 2, 875 .00

--

--

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

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

570,323 .85 35,978.74 633 810.42
-- --------3 101 .09 319.45
293 823 .62
-- -- -- --7, 155. 24 2 575 .43

1,563 946.46 92 155.27
2, 116 616.36 367:994 75 136,330: 68 150,528 14
1 707,791 .53 182,253 .4 8 266, 040. 12
98, 720.25

White Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro

12 747 23
--- -- -- --
--- -- -- --
---- -- --
-- -- -- ------------ ---- ---- -- ----
-- -- -- --
-----~--

19 ,049 88
--- -- ------- --
--- -- ---
--- -- -- ----
473 39
--- -- -- -2 ,001 .00
--- -- -- --

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

31 541 .08
--- -- --
--- --
--- -- ---- -- ---- --- --- -- --
--- --- --
--- ------ -----

1,151,049.29 35,225 .00 -- ----

---- -- -- -- --
--31;737:61 --- ---- -- --- --

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

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

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

-------

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

--- ---9 ,365.50

--- --
----

--

--

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

-- -- -- -- -----
---- -- -- ------ ---
-- -- -- ------ ---- -- ---------
---- --- ---------
----- --- --- -- ----
-- -- ---- --- --
-- -- -- -- ---- --- --
-- -- -- ---- -- --
-- ----- I---- -- ---

919 00
306 33
---- ---- ------- ----------
--- -- --- -- ---- -- ----
--- -- --

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

122,000.00 27 157 59 -- --- -- -- -- -- -- ----- --- -- ------- -- -- -- --- --- ------ ---- -- --- --- -- ---- -- --- -- -- -- --- -15,058 .53 694 .22 15,058. 53 --- -- --

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

201,603,02
-- --- -- --
-- -- --- -- -- --- ------- -- ------ ------ ------ -- --

1 600,373 .09
-32 656.61 306.33
-- --- -- -- ------ -- -- ---
473 .39
-------- -- -27, 119 .25 15,058.53

4,800,367 . 17 124 291 15
o 909 151.3 3
235:555.8
720, 037. 19
217, 160.9o
401 ,624.72 244, 167.86 460,961 .3 6 144,064 .4 4

White Negro
iY;~:~1 White
Negro
White
-------1 Necro
White
Negro

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

27 .50 --- --- -- --------

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

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

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

-- -- -- ---

--- -----

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

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

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

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

-- --

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

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

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

11 ,023 .00 --- -- ---

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

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

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

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

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

----
-- --

---

---

--
--

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

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

----- I--------- -- -----

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

---

I ,925. 17 --- -- ---

---- 34 50 --- -- ---

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

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

---- --- -- --

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

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

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

----

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

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

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

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

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

-- --

- -- -- --

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

-- -- --

-- -- --

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

-- ------ I-- -- -- --

---- -- ------ -- --
-- -- -- --- -- ---- -----
-- -4, 477 75
-- -----
---- -----
-- ---

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

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

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

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

-- -- -- -- --

-- -- -- -- ---

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

---------

I----

-- ----- --

27 .50 583 ,963.3

---- --- --- 420, 102 .21

12,948. 17 201 577. 8

34.50 171 685.8

---- -- ----- 588 795.6

--- -- -- -- 237:230. 8

4 ,477 75 329,405. 5

----- --- ---

8, 834.49

------

-----

--

I-

214, 792.42 --- --- ---

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS IX. Capital Outlay-Continued

A. SITES

B. BUILDINGS

C. EQUIPMENT

SYSTEM

1. Pro- 2. Site 3. Im-

fessional and

prove-

Services Site ment to

Additions Sites

1. Professional Services

2. New Buildings
and Building Additions

3. Remodeling

I. Professional Services

2. Ad-
ministration

16. 3. In- 4. At- 5. Pupil

Oper-

struction tendance Trans- ation of

and portation Plant

Health

7. Maintenance of Plant

8. Food 9. Invest-
Service ment and Property
Student Body Activities

Total Capital
Outlay

Total Expense
and Outlay Payments

Decatur DeK.lb

~t~~ ~:::::::: ~:::::::: ~:::::::: ~:::::::: ~:::::::::: ~::~~~:~~ ~:::::::: ~::::::: ~:~,_1_3_7~ ~ ~::::::: ~:::::d~::::::::~:::::::: ~:::::::I~::::::::~::~~:;~~J$JiU~U~

Negro

47,909.75213,540.58. __ __.. 6,587.954.27 176,652.26 __ __. .

159,549.88

. __. 1 6,232.08

7,191,838.82 10,490,487.49

Dodge ;~ :::::::-:::~:~":''':I::_::::;:":~''":-_:-:::-::';:~_~__:_:--_i:;~_:g,,:,n,,_::}:_~ ::::;

Dooly

....ct-,:ol Dougherty Douglas Early Echols

White

. 5,899.12

446,276.2117,227.67

1,727.0012,812.25 __.

1,516.31 930.97._

.__ 486,389.53 2,517,510.09

Negro

.

._. __.__ 93,721.5511,485.12

8,541.53

.

1,010.88 620.66

115,379.74 988,578.18

White

.

._____ 5,265.18

1,398.65._______

140.00

. 7,117.10 75.60 13,996.53 540,920.90

~E~ ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: :::::~~~:~~ ::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: :::::::::1::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: ::::::::: ::::::~~~:~~ ~!H~U~

White __

.

.

. . __.________ 144,721.17

Negro

.

.

.

.

.

. 31,779.06

Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette

77 ,457 .96

383,878.35 217.044.68 700,347.75 290,446.73 778,653.56 331,260.97 286,360.81 94,673.86 900,771.28
4,473.91
323,209.32

Floyd Forsyth

Franklin

Fulton Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon
Grady Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall
Hancock Haralson t-:> Harris
C;J
'" Hart
Heard
Henry Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper
Jeff Davis Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones

Whitei---------

46,972.66

2,153,811.5837,971.24

7,163.8710fl,822.06

20,331.11

6,193.08

.2,379,265.60' 8,926,932.85

II!!!'I!"~,!,~"!'!~"!~!~~!~ :'~!~!~~l!~~!!~!'~"!~!!~:!!!!I~!~"'!"- 't!",,~~!..'l!~r!!!!

White

.

4,128.66 9,881.79 59,642.02

89.55 4,597.08

. 5,031.57 1,690.64 481.45

. 85,542.76 425,000.43

Negro .

.

..

89.55 5,547.69

2,860.81 1,742.62

10,240.67 344,449.05

:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::: White __
~~:~

12,658.60 8,509.32

252,758.4517,932.29

4,676.25

296,534.91 1,672,540.81
~~n}tu

White 284.00

__ 1,048.13 8,395.83 15,298.37 6,411.73

43,860.77

. 75,298.83 1,290,979.95

Negro

. .______

20,309.10

White 40.00

1,370.00

. 1,410.00 224,798.07

~~~~ :::~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ;~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ::~~~:~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ :~~~~~~~~ ::::~~~~~;~ :!UiU!

Negro



.

..

.

.

.

204,543.12

WhIt. __.______ Negro .____ 300.00

600.00 5,760.32 2,439.46 559.70 179.95 3,250.00

..

. _.

.

.

397.00 836.08 814.20

..

.

14,~36.71 616,793.45 300.00 150,031.76

~:~: ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ...::~:~::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ~~:~~ ~:~:~ :::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: :~:~~ :::::::: ::::::::: :::~~:~: 2~~:~~U~

White ___. .

.

Negro

White __._. 39,468.00

Negro _.

4,321.00 __.______

White

.______

Negro

.__

White 20.00

Negro

.

.

..

.

388,135.39

472.35 .

. ._

3,864.81 _.

2,906.73

.

.

812.75 500.00

.
.. .________

. -

._ 3,864.81 451,535.15 2,906.73 339.597.21
.___ 427,603.39 1,735,793.11 4,321.00 386,475.55 812.75 519,223.85 500.00 182,469.12 492.35 506,602.64 95,286.40
232,429.66 139,536.84

456,909.14 91,530.88 582,506.98
449,707.65 284,858.68
239,851. 70 270,701.43
107,786.27 298,998.53 128,339.78

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

IX. Capital Outlay-Continued

SYSTEM
Lamar Lanier Laurens Lee t-:l Liberty
~
0'
Lincoln

I----A-.-SI,TE-S--I-----,B-. -BU-IL-D-IN-G-S---I-----::---;----,-C.-E-QU-I-PM;E-N-T -.----~~,_.~-~-J

I. Pro- 2. Site 3. Im-

fessional and

prove-

Services Site ment to

Additions Rites

I. Pro-
fessional Services

2. New Buildings
and Building Additions

3. Re- I. Promodeling fessional
Services

2. Administration

3. In- 4. At- 5. Pupil struction tendance Trans-
and portation Health

I
6. oper-17. Maination of terrance Plant of Plant

8. Food 19. InvestService ment
and Property Student
Body
Activities

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

Total Capital Outlay

19,264.60 520.00
4,045.95
209,602.19
26,993.80

Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison
Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller

White Negro

125.00

791.02 604.67

__

612.08 1,926.40 420.59

96.23

158.37

White 600.00 7,000.00 Negro White 76.60

20,277.62 80,101.11 3,536.66 24,204.22 1,172.00

__

1,726.041,284.70

"

"_,,

400.00

R7.13 124.13 __ _

Negro

.

White

30,953.01

9,053.02

_

_

3,457.34 __

~~~~ ::::::::: ::::::::: -9;320:81 --------- 26U~g:~~ ::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: 2g:ggU~ ::::::::::- --- -2;900:616:914.70 --

Negro

12.00

166.91

1,000.28

919.00

_ _

3,875.09 859.27

_ 108,415.86

30,875.75

1,248.60

43,463.37 33,021. 08 _ 276,154.77 _ 2,098.19

White

_

_

Negro

_

_

White

297.57 10,057.92

153.00 2,682.78

959.97 497.00

14,648.24

Negro

518.90

365.54 695.10 _

1,579.54

White 200.00 5,100.00 ---------

]14.34 1,950.00 2,276.00

3,857.08 ---- --- _

Negro

__

2,500.00 1,165.29 641.95 2,308.30' 938.42 2,791.19

-- _I 225.00 1,927.00 --------- 15,649.42

5,845.58

16,190.73

~~~i ~~~~~~~~~ :~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ -. --14;i~i~~il~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::i~i~~~_~~~~~:~~;;;~;~~f~~~~t::t~:~~I-:~411:~{:::~~r~~~~~~~---+ii~:;;

Total Expense
and Outlay Payments
206,425.93 194,182.00 224,254.76
69,852.48 824,402.54 301,289.37 173,603.01 184,464.09 534,822.63 390,601. 25 237,690.69 ]13,059.06
187,579.64 82,781. 96 759,976.20 246,371.33 352,179.03 6,912.13 358,996.58 367,984.06 741,333.89 131,978.90
246,553.81 ]16,171.06 446,812.43 175,961.52 184,399.00 215,595.23 609,469.67 379,011.52 399,955.91 124,453.18

Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens
-wt-::>r Pierce
Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole

White ..-
Negro - White - -
Negro -
White -
Negro .. Whit e - Negro - -
White -- Negro -

:
I

........j'J'll

i 2- 000 00

I - --
i 043 80

-----I

5 260 46

-I

-

-

-

-

-

-

Whit e - - - -
Negro ....-
Whit e Negro -
White - Negro Whit e Negro
Whit e Negro -

10 000 00 10,144.29

909,170.94 165,129.13137,034.19

-

-

-

-

-

525.00 ====_==== =~=----

-

-

520 10

183 11

190.25

-

727.00 _

-

-

- 1
I,
-
-I
779.05 120.44 96.25 120.43

-11300000' -
-

-

--

-

3 468 48

________ 4,977.02, 21,220.521
835.67 _ -------'----2:363:70
15,468.48

_____

5,643.72

- -::::::::1":::::: ::::::== ::::~:~~~:~~

573,152.58 261,382.79 352,721.16 260,720.19
236,588.26 126,660.69 316,443.26 233,802.84 565,069.67
5,398.50

-

------ ------- t- ________________ 1,231,478.55 6,417,443.64 1,090,580.98

-
- .-

:::::::::::::::=1=

658,927.83 240,390.54

:~~~::J--~:~:~O 168 18 ------1- ::::::

1. 961.13

283,181. 70 85,563.79 253,184.43

216.68 143,221.53

-

7,043.17 _

7,770.17 535,901.36

69,743.42

White - Negro
Whit e Negro Whit e Negro White
Negro - -
White Negrr -

-
-
.. 1 500 00
-

4 316 55
-

1,456.60 8.896.00

-

-

_____ 8,983.85

-

-

..

--

1,456.60 8,896.00 4,316.55
10,483.85

302,165.50 303,502.30 439,625.62 31,700.41 605,089.73 93,160.36 299,391.22 132,374.34 890,006.07 167,922.05

White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

White

7 158 50

Negro

White -

Negro

White -

Negro

2 768 18

White -

-

N,e~ro,1
~:~:~,

..

- 1

:::::::::1::::

1~~~~J-:_5' 140.00I

-

747.65

946.58

i:::::::-- I

! - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - -

-

:

t

~

~

:

:

~

~

:

2

5I 1

!
i 193 521

6 699 79

_____ 7,056.82

+------ ------I -----1--------
-----1------

I I

'507:10

I -i:865:43

3,173.55 ____ 1,147.18_

.Ir:':

1 000 00

___ 1,000.00_
1---- ---

203,075.16

157,021.12

-

231,210.09

6,231.75 217,587.80

717.65 80,090.49

69,460.47

547,011.55

4,851.76

319,354.80

353,387.65

,-
i 2 638 32

----I 230.00 128,618.75 4,379,579.13

3_,34-1-.27_3_,944.20I 67_2.84

1,866.36 1,692,820.20 34,629.98 378,487.74

8 569 63

.. 5,428.301,866.70 _ __ 19,545.28 144,813.11

-

-

-------- - - -

-

109,740.01

-
-

--

__ 770.34

---I __

2,768.18

'1

3,782.95

1,000. 00 --------

-::: __ 3,000.00

103,414.92 394,411.57 496,201.52

271,524.74

=== ========= 1 ======.===i========:

----1-----------_

158,182.51

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS IX. Capital Outlay-Continued

A. SITES

B. BUILDINGS

C. EQUIPMENT

I

1. Pro- 2. Site 3. Im- 1. Pro- 2. New 3. Re- I. Pro- 2. Ad- 3. In- 4. At- 5. Pupil 6. Oper- 7. Main- 8. Food 9. Invest- Total

Total

fessional and

prove- fessional Buildings modeling fessional minis- struction tendance Trans- ation of terrance Service ment

Capital

Expense

Services Site ment to Services

and

Services tration

and portation Plant of Plant and Property Outlay

and

SYSTEM

Additions Sites

Building

Health

Student

Outlay

Additions

Body

Payments

Spalding Stephens Stewart Snmter Talbot

-1-

Activities
---------- ---------------

s White $-------- t6,776.00 122,160.70 $-------- $---------- $-------- $-------- $------- $2,871.48 $------- $-------- $-------- $-------- $------- $4,622.02 36,430.20 $1,260,888.34

Negro White

----42:00

.. _-------
---------

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

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

--49:433:42

15:717:48

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

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

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

--------
--.-----

---------
----_.-.-

-- ..------
-----.---

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

----- ..--------.

-------.- ..-------

---65:192:90

305,082.17 548.608.58

Negro --------- --------- --------- --.------ -----.----- --------- --------- -.------ --------- ----- ..-- --------- --------- --------- -------- --------- ------------ 22,234.66

33;944:73 ---33;944:73 White --------- --------- --------- --------- --~-------- --------- --------- --------
Negro --.------ --------- --------- --------- ----------- --------- --------- --------

-------- --------- --------- --------- -------- ______ w __ -------- --------- --------- --------- -------- ---------

189,917.01 330,445.80

-------- White --------- --------- --------- --------- ----------- --------- --------- -------- -------- --~------ --------- --------- ________ w

________ w ------------

Negro Whit.

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

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

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

-3:270:05

--81:243:48

-1:125:00

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

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

------.--
---------

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

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

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

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

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

----48:75

---85:687:28

314,631.10 226,752.95 260,644.09

Negro --------- --------- --------- --------- ----------- --------- --------- -------- -*------- -------- --------- --------- --------- -------- --------- ------------ 230,864.82

Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell

White --------- --------- --------- --------- ----------- --------- --------- -------- --------- -------- --------- --------- --------- -------- --------- ------------

Negro White

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

-3;000:00

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

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

---2:064:94

-4;916:00

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

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

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

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

-2;533:00

-1:000:00

584.00

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

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

---14:097:94

Negro White

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

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

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

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

3,925.00 -----------

2,300.00
---------

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

1;094:26

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

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

2,340.10 ---------

560.56 ---------

398.50 ---------

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

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

9,524.16 1,094.26

----82:50 -151:259:06 Negro
White

--------- ----------------- --------- 183.52

--------- --------- 1,200.00 --------- -------- --------- --------- --------- -------- --------- 1,200.00 --------- --------- -------- --------- -------- --------- --------- --------- -------- --------- 151,525.08

Negro --------- --------- --------- --------- 1,000.00 --------- --------- -------- --------- -------- --------- --------- --------- -------- ---------

1,000.00

White -------_ .. --------- --------- --------- ----------- --------- --------- -------- --------- -------- --------- --------- --------- -------- --------- ------------

Negro -------_ .. --------- --------- --------- ----------- --------- --------- -------- --------- -------- --------- .--------- --------- -------- --------- ------------

101,363.66 9],568.20
618,894.37 200,900.85 295,191.85 204,541.47 613,400.88 183,750.45
342,839.56 353,288.39

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns TreutIen
Troup Turner

::::::::li~6i~:~6 ;;~~lm:~~I;:lml~~ :::~~~:~~I:::::::: White --------.

---------

Negro ---------

White --------Negro ---------

800.00

_________

3,330.88 ---------

White --------- --------- --------- ---------

Negro --------- --------- --------- ---------

8,703.80 --------- --------- -------- --------- -------- --------- 335.00 --------- 7,768.80 --------- 16,807.60

---------
-- ~ - - -- --

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

15:265:69

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

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

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

-----------------

3:545:38

89.24 --112:507:23

----31:50

---------------

-------- --------3,819.69 --------

9,505.44

-----------------

800.00 13,486.75

--------- -------- 695.99 -------- 35.00 2,338.42

--------- 3,069.41

562,220.33 259,830.24 1,148.680.43 200,244.82 487,263.51 113,239.91

-----------1:-:-=-:-=-:-=-=--: -4;040:94C==::= White --------- --------- --------- ---------

Negro White

-----------------

-----------------

-----------------

-----------------

--46:400:00

--------- -------- --------- -------- --------- --------- --------* -------- --------- ___ w ________ 245,002.75

--------- ---------------- --------

---------
---------

-----------------

-----------------

---------------

-----------------

---50:440:94

---296;029:13

Negro --------- --------- --------- --------- ----------- --------- --------- -------- 861. 071 ________ --------- --------- --------- -------- ---------

861.07 92,631.40

~~~ ~~~ ~~~=~~I~~~~~~~~~ :::~~~~~~~~ ~~~ ~~~I~~~~~~~~~ :i~i~i:i~I::::::::1::::::::: -:::::I::::::::: ::::::, White' _________

Negro! White

__________________

l Negro _________ -

1,433.94
I=.:

I-

--------
--------
--------
--------

169.11 _________________ --------- --------- -------- ---------
I~:~~~:~~I:::

4,004.48 610.00
12,045.21 5,568.14

663,343.54 229,311.08 368,024.09 154,907.17

Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White
"" Whitfield
C;.l
tD
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth

: ~I ~ ~ ~: , ~,~:~? : ~~~::~i ~: ~:.: :.,:,"'.~I.~.~ ::::.~~.';',~'".:~.:~.;~~~~:::~.,.~:~.~

Negro

3,454.16 23,845.26'_________

White Negro

68,701.56 .________

White Negro

537.00

5,283.46

26,272.56

White __..



Negro

White

.

Negro 330.00 300.00

10,000.00

50.00

12,294.81 400.00





.__

27,299.42 81,396.37 32,093.02
._______
10,680.00

142,737.60 562.536.19 239.104.47
538,869.90 38.216.42 167,649.43 167.809.79 433,396.29
384,133.10

White Negro White Negro White

7,104.6030,207.85 546,825.00
3,868.75 9,586.15
400.00

. .

._______ .______ .________
.

.____ .____

584,137.45 1,595,510.86 191,305.02
3,868.75 112,256.41 9,586.15 107,742.01
400.00 235,571.15

~Ne~g~ro ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: :::::::::. :::::::::'::::::::: :::::::: :::::::::. :::::::::::: gU7,0l6U8.8~3

White

1,000.00

13,301.16

14,301.16 1,265,002.99

Negro

.______

3,393.00

White Negro _.

300.00 1,113.30 945.90 19,897.63

_.

White Negro

500.0016,000.00

0-

418.60

White

.____

Negro 10.00



White 170.00 Negro

9,,300.00 3,000.00

2,845.622,249.71 2,430.311,100.00
_. 271.10 4,003.28 22,002.41________ 19,931.30

400.35 26.00
30.00 30.00

7,971.32 1,626.20
452.20 692.15 258.42 39.20

27,752.51 3,556.31 24,471.32 2,044.80
301.10 4,043.28
35,875.18 19,970.50

446,310.00 155,414.05 334,036.41 291,133.27 366,301.69 223,294.90
631,145.92 351,450.95

Total Counties White 29,731.03349,718.34206.028.49240,963.94 9,764,332.98667,373.98 165.507.1261,204.10458,840.30 3,749.83 133,178.89 209,268.26 107,079.00173.045.03 368,261.35 12,838,282.64 119.603.084.46 Negro 2,035.0094,975.18234,160.06'21,442.57 7,119,576.47210,486.46 3,501.822,504.72379,890.762,811.4621,874.30 31,643.06 30,598.9218,632.65 1,447.848,175,581.27146,003,663.64

Americus Atlanta Barnesville

~:~~~I::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: ::::::::: :::::::::::: i~tt~U~

Whitel 90.00

:19,792.80

227.0045,431.96

729.89124,875.06

3,589.76 2,043 .45!

.______ 196,779.9214,245,975.58

~~:~I::::~~:~~l::::::::f:~~~:~~I::::::::::::::~~~:~r:~~~:~~I:::::::::--~~~:~~l~~:~~~:~~:::::::: ::::::::: :~:~~~:~~ :~:~~~:~~1~~':8:8:7~~~ ::::::::: ---!~:~~;:~r:~;;:~~~:~~

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

IX. Capital Outlay-Continued
-------------~---------;----

A. SITES

B. BUILDINGS

C. EQUIPMENT

SYSTEM

I. Pro- 2. Site fessional and Services Site
Additions

3. Improvement to Sites

1. Professional
Services

2. New Buildings
and Building
Additions

3. Re- I. Promodeling fessional
Services

2. Ad- I 3. Inminis- struction tration

4. At- 5. Pupil tendance Trans-
and portation Health

6. Operation of Plant

7. Maintenance of Plant

8. Food 9. Invest-
Service ment and Property
Student Body Activi-
ties

Total Capital Outlay

Total Expense
and Outlay Payments

Bremen Buford
Calhoun Carrollton ~ Cartersville
0""" Cedartown Chickamauga
Cochran Commerce Dalton Decatur Dublin
Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson

White $..------ $

Negro

.. _

White

..

Negro .-.___ _

_ $1,000.00 $_.... $ __ .._ .... _

...

.._ ..

..

. __

$.. . . . . $ 815.83 $_ . $

$...... _ $

.. $..

$

$.

$..

$ 1,815.83 $ 200,076.36

160,240.31 40,842.52

White .. __.. __

_

_

Negro .- ......

White __

Negro

__

. __..... __

__

261.26

_

_

__ __

__

__

__

White Negro White

.... .... ..' _ .._ .._"
__

_ .-__ .-_

511.23 __

__

__

.. __

:~:~ ::: --:::1_:: :_::. :::.::::. ::..... ::::--:::: ::-- "::

824.00

..

.. _

824.00

.___ __ 3,178.24 _._____

__

1,589.12

__. .

.. ._ 15,950.00 .

...

1 648.08 __..

,-_ .. ..

__ ....
__ _

_

__ .

3,439.50 1,589.12

16,461.23

1,648.08

_

....

..

--::::-- ::::::::: :::::::: :__:::::: ::::::::: :::::::: ::.---- --------- ----------

280,859.62 46,171.17 354,780.41 142,356.29 469,840.38 99,699.21 480,198.18 74,099.20 153,296.49

White .-

.

.

.

.. _

__

_ ..

..

..

:::.::: .: ----- Negro ....
:e~:~

__

_

..._ ..

_

.._ ..

..

1,;~~:~~ _:::::::: ::: ::::. .: -- :::::::: :::::::: 1~:~~~:~~ :::::::::: ::::_ ::::::: : :::::: ::--

White

.. 291.95

..

3540 __ ..

4,141.49

...

163.77 ..

Negro ....

..

__

__ 1,000.00

.. __ __

White ..

.... _..

.. _ 25,316.08 4,752.35 __

_

1,810.65 _ _ ____....

..

..

Negro

__

235.00

..

__ __ __

500.00 __..

.. _

__

..

White __

..

.. _

Negro

.. __.

.-

.. __....

.....

.. __

_ ..

. __..

_

_ 14,030.55

_ _

6,983.82 4,632.61 1,000.00

_ _

31,879.08 735.00

_

.i....i,;;'M!j ~~~E.......1..1 . 1

1

1


...1

;ow,,,'...
1....

. :, . .

Ii~:l~ '
:. . . . . .1.. 1...

,.....I~:~i;;;g~i

194,759.24 59,685.96 278,949.75 35,590.59 675,990.88 77,477 .62 807,665.58 157,091.45 510,619.57 192,835.58
348,525.33 100,812.28 603,101. 92 201,464 .82 154,086.73 32,019.12 226,276.52 86,213.81 179,430.99
1,930.56

LaGrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie Newnan
Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls
Thomaston Thomasville
"".,....... Toccoa Trion Valdosta
Vidalia Waycross "Test Point Winder
Total Cities
Total Counties
Graud Total

961,239.47 226,458.86 842,011.05 131,360.84 237,475.88

White

Negro

White

Negro

_

--:::::l:-::::: ~~~~:::____

83:40~:~~19::~:::~ ::::::::_:~::~ ___: ::::::::: ::::::::: __

:::::::::

:::::::: :::::::::

~:~~~:~~::~28::~

Negro

~

~____

_

~

~

~

~

White

1,400.00

_

Negro .'________

__

752,400.42 130,759.20 443,071. 96 113,245.48
271,639.60 107,149.06 205,707.53 112,242.76
10:::::::: 1':H:HU~ _ 1,400.00 48,884.44 400.00

White

9,600.00 3,097_12

__

12,697.12 526,696.63

Negro

92,298.39

White

__

6,439.81

,,

1,836.82 ..

8,276.63 581,582.58

Negro __

__

.. _

__

.. 2,516.44

__

809.10

3,325.54 293,890.52

White"

I --- --------- ---- ----------- -- --,,-- --------- -------- 976.00 -------- --------- --------- --------- -------- ---------

976.00 340,530.93

;;!t''''" . . . . , ' ... ; . . . ::::;; ~~:!::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: -i:5~n~ :::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: ::::::::: ----i:5~n~ ~~HiUi

,,~~ ~'~.~

:::~:;

White 12.25 _

882.60

745.75 3,339.55

300.00 361.83 384.95 851.13

6,878.06 637,270.52

~Ii\~~ __,, :::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: m~~ ::::::::: :::::::::li60:7i 1,~~U~ :::::::: ::::::::: m:gb __ ~~~:~~ __3~~:~~ ::::::::: i:~~U} i~g:~~U~

~~~:: ::::::::: ::-: - .: :--- -:: :::::::: ---3:385:93 __::::::: ::-::::::1:_-::::: 1~:mJ~ :-:--::: -:::::::: :-:::::: ::::-:::: :::----- --------- 11:~bU~ 2~U~U~

:::: ---;~~:~~ -~:~44.~~~~:2~1.~~1 -~~;:~~ -1~8:~~~:;~;~~'-0-:9:~7 ---8;~:~~1~:4~~:~~;~~'-9-;9:~~;~,~-::.~~ ---~~~:~~ 4,306.73 ~:~~:~~ ;~'-7-;7.~~ -;:~~~:~~ --~~~:~~~:~~ 29,7:::;:~:::

Negro 25.00

8,937.34 _

479.96

443.56191,288.33'18,803.74

2,336.63 1,406.821,173.87

132,041.0511,463,145.84

White 29,731.03349,718.34206,028.49240,963.94 9,764,332.98161677,,134753..8908165,507.1261,204.10458,840.30 3,749.83

107,079.00 73,045,03

12,838,282.64 119,603,084.46

Negrol 2,035.00

.57 7,119,576.47

3,501.8212,504.721379,890.7612,811.46 21,874.30 31,643.06 30,598.92 18,632.65 1,447.84 8,175,581.27 46,003,663.64

White

29,833.28

1234,160.06 121,442
139546,,977652..1389239,249.86 241,225.20

1210,486.46 9,933,217.10799,393.05

63,637.30655,839.6916,364.681113333,,417788..8899220193,,527648..9296 110,883.04,92,842.05369,490.19 13,422,114.66 149,350,672.71

Negro l

2,060.00,94,975.18

1243,097.40,21,

442.5717,12o,056.4?27,632.26

3,501.82,2,948.28,471,179.09
1166,322.95

111,615.20

1

2

1

,

8

74

.

3

0

33

,

9

7

9

.

6932,005.74119,806.52
1

1,447.8418,307,622.32
368,261.35

57,467,409.48

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS ======:c=====
_ _ _ _ _ _ _~---~X_..-D-e-b-t-S--'-e-rv-i-c-e-~---------~1 XI. Outgoing Transfer Accounts

A. PRINCIPAL

B. INTEREST

I D. EX-

A. TO OTHER SCHOOL

OF DEBT

OF DEBT

C. AMOUNT' PEND!-

SYSTEMS

PAID

TURES

SYSTEM

1. Bonds I 2. Loans

1. Bonds 2. Loans
I

INTO BOND SINKING FUNDS

TO STATE E. OTHER SCHOOL DEBT
BUILDING SERVICE AUTHOR-

Total Debt Service

1. Teachers 2. MainSalaries tcnance and

3. Other

Total Transfer Accounts

~~'::~~:' : :~'";: ~j l':",","'I':~'~ Appling
Atkinson

, '1:::r:m': 1,;,,00 , : '-:

Bacon

1

Baker

White 6,024.00 24,560.70 2,392.58 1,168.07 1,157.88 ------------

33.30 35,336.53 ----------

1

_

I>:l

Baldwin

~Nhe1g~r~o ---12:000:00:::::::::::: ---17:558:88 :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::: ---29:558:88 :::::::::: ::::::::J:.:::::::::: ::::::::::::_

""I>:l

Banks

White 7,000.00

4,775.00

_

Negro

Barrow

Bartow

Ben Hill

Berrien

Bibb

Bleckley

Brantley

Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke

White, 2,000.00

763.53

2,763.53 26,108.54 2,944.00 2,262.00 31,314.54

. : :;.:, :~i:.:~:~.~ ~.; .~I: :: . ..';:;;:::;1::..,,,;.::::I::.I.I

I :.::

~::.;:::.~ :~.:i.'"'~I :,".o::::~.~i: ~.m[: Butts

Calhouu Camden

")"00)00 .:

: :: !

. :.i::I '".m.fi

Candler

Carroll

White 3,600.00 19,180.00

536.00'............

10.00 23,326.00..........

. . 26,901.64 26,901.64

Negro

..

Catoosa Charlton

~gi ::::i~~~~~g~===i~~~~~]..:~~~~~~;~ ====:=~i~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ::ii~ii~~g~ ::~::~::~~ "iiii~~~ ~~~~:=~~~~ ~~~~:~=::: :::~.~~~~~~~ ~~~~:~:~~~:~

Chatham

White
:~::

::::::::::::

::::::::::::

::::::::::::1::

..

....

....

Chattahoochee Negro

:::':::1:::::::::::: :::::: :::.l. ::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::

::::::: ::::::::::::

Chattooga

White 14,000.00 le,OOO.oO 4,905.00 2,584.53............

.

31,489.53

__

..

..

Negro

..

..

Cherokee

White 33,000.00......

31,656.50............

115.14 64,771.64

.

Negro

__

_._ _ _

_._._

_

_. __ _._

_._

Clarke

White 66,000.00 335,000.00 76,040.11 .. _._

._ _.. _ _

477,040.11

_ _... 217,663.23 217,663.23

t-.:>

Clay

~h1~~ 4;000:00 :::::::::::: --405:00 ::::::::::: :::::::::::: --5;000:00 -40:00 ''''9;445:00 :::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

C">'".?

Negro

_

_

_

35,600.00 _..... 35,600.00

.

Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt

White 62,000.00 25,000.00 53,030.00............

Negro

_

White 7,000.00

3,460.00 .. _.........

Negro ............................. _ _

White 112,000.00............ 86,224.60 .. _ _

Negro

_

_._._ _

White 24,272.74 50,000.00 11,651.25 1,506.01

Negro

"_._._,,,, __ ._ _._

White 1,000.00 __

40.00

898.78

Negro

_

._

_ _._.....
_

206.22 140,236.22

_ __

_

__

_

28,210.00

15.50 38,685.50 .. _._._

_

_

15,190.00 .. _....... 15,190.00

_._. __

_. 120,000.00 318,224.60

_._

_

_ _. __

_. ._

_

_

30,561.00 117,991.00

_

_

_ _ _. _

_._. _

_... 1,938.78155,271.07 53,266.14 13,168.60

33,566.94 _.....

.

_

.

_

.

_. . . . . . . .

.

.

_.

__

.

221,705.81

33,566.94

Columbia

White ........... 15,000.00

90.00

365.01

__

15,455.01

_

.

Negro

__ _

_

.

Cook

White 12,000.00............ 5,687.30 _._.........

17,687.30

"

_

.

Negro

_. "_"'_"'"

_

"

__

.

Coweta

White 46,837.50 95,000.00............ 1,548.34............

273.97 143,659.81 21,000.00..........

21,000.00

Negro ....................... ""-'-"'-' .. -.........

17.08

17.08

_

_ _._

.

Crawford Crisp

~~ii :::~~:~;;:~ ~~~::~::::~~ :::+~~::~:'~~:~:~::::)~~~~~~:~::: '::~~;6~~~~ .::~:~~~~~ . .!!:!~~:~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~: ~~~~~:~~~:~~ .~~~~:~~~:~~

:: 1

Dade Dawson

~~ii[:~:;;~:~I:::~~:~~~~~I::)~~~~;~ ::::::~~~~~t~~~~~:~~~~ ~~:~~~t : : ~~~J::::~:;;!:;;~~~~~~~~~~I:~~~~~~]::::~:;;~:~~ ::::;:~;;:~

SYSTEM

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

X. Debt Service-Continued

XI. Outgoing Transfer AccountsContinued

A. PRINCIPAL OF DEBT
I. Bonds 2. Loans

B. INTEREST OF DEBT
I. Bond, i 2. Loans

C.AMOU:-!T
PAID INTO BOND
SINKING FUNDS

Total Debt Service

A. TO OTHER SCHOOL SYSTEMS

I. Teachers 2. MainSalaries terrance and Operation

3. Other

Tota Transfer Accounts

Decatur DeKalb Dodge

...t-:l
....

Dooly Dougherty

White Negro White

195,000.00 __

_

__

_

2,550.00 154,986.88

_

3- 5- -2-.5-3-6- .-8-8-

----------

-----

-----_

-----352,222.54

352,222.54

Douglas EaIly

L:/--- /-/: ::--- j Negro

_

6,96~:~: ~~:_~3~0:0~:/:~::~ White
Negro White

35,000.00 54,605.38

_ 15,000.00

_/~--:: ~~_;~:;;~:::

1:~:~:~6 :--:T:9_~~

Negro

_

E chols

White Negro

4,000.00 _

_

885.00

13,200.00

18,085.00

_

_ --------1 --------- ----------- -- --------- -------- ------------ ---------- '--------- ------ --- -----------

Ef1ingham Elbert E manuel E vans

WhIte Negro
WhIte Negro
White Negro White Negro

600.00 __ __ _

.1

_

1____________

100.00 50,500.00

32.00

18,760.00 _ _ _

11,138.00 1,032.34
_

_ 680.70

_ 878.79

22.07 11,760.07 __ 53,223.83

1,500.00 960.00

15,570.00 350.00 _ _

15,570.00 350.00
1,500.00
960.00

Fannin

White Negro

2,000.00 __

_ __

Fayette

White Negro

_

_

__

_

_

F loyd

White 93,175.00

36,328.75

_

Forsyth

~~~~I-- --2~ 800~00 5.000~ 00 ------916 ~001 -------34~031-~:::: ::

Negro

_

_

_

' ~~ ";.fi.~' "~:: '.':.~ '~.l~.~ Franklin

Fulton

Gilmer Glascock

. ' .'":m.oo

I:.1~j~ ..:.m~

Glynn Gordon

White
Negro
White Negro

21,942.17

50,000.00 _ _

.

6,779.80 _ _

89,934.38 20,186.97

15.72

139,934.38
- ---------- ---
48,924.66 ------ ---

76,950.52 76,950.52

---------- __ ------------

--

_

---------- __ -- - -------

Grady Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock

White 27,500.00 Negro White Negro White 24,000.00 Negro White 19,500.00 Negro
White 53,200.00 Negro _ White 2,000.00 Negro

36,000.00 15,000.00

15,654.54
19,554.00 11,458.30
.. 24,530.30
_ 1,265.00
..

584.13

20,481.67 .

88,500.00 _

13.00

79,154.54

---

------

------ _

---- - ----- ---

1
----------- -

--

_

------------

43,567.00

16,650.00 16,650.00

---

------

------------

31,542.43

__ _

2,760.00

2,760.00 _

201,711.97 23,195.44 1,865.08 48,244.50

25,060.52 48,244.50

3,265.00

---

-

------ _ _

.t;v.

Haralson

White Negro

9,290.00 37,500.00

6,932.50

1,549.79

~

Harris

White 18,000.00 Negro

4,000.00

7,875.00

192.33 _

_ 50,100.00

55,272.29 27,645.00 3,762.00 80,167.33 6,916.70

31,407.00 _
6,916.70 _

Hart

White Negro

_

_

---

_

Heard

White Negro

7,000.00 13,000.00

2,668.50

605.46 ____________ ____________ __________ 23,273.96

_ _

Henry

White 30,515.69 Negro

5,000.00 10,441.49 .,

54.30 46,011.48

97,534.11 97,534.11

..

_

Houston Irwin

White 38,000.00 75,000.00 23,610.86 1,216.65

44.49 137,872.00

_

~i:\~~ ----8:000:00 :::::::::::: ----4;255:58 ::::::::::::C::::::::: --73:200:00'------- ---85:455:58 :::::::::: :::::::::: :-:::::::::: ::::::::::::

Negro

!____________

_

_

Jackson

White 12,000.00 Negro

9,045.00 ..

43.42

__ _

64.96 21,153.38

27,439.66

27,439.66

,

_

Jasper

White Negro

9,000.00 20,000.00

6,710.68

337.50 _

Jeff Davis

White Negro

6,000.00 2,000.00

6,598.57 400.00

.

48.36 36,096.54 .

_

12,598.57

__

2,400.00

847.20

_ _
847.20 _

-'~_"f._~ 1;~I,,~OOi .:~~"~"I Jefferson
_____ Jenkins
Johnson

ill~:r.::[~jilii ,'roL""I,OOL~

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

X Debt Servree-s- Contimued

XI. Outgoing Transfer AccountsContinued

SYSTEM

A. PRINCIPAL

B. INTEREST

OF DEBT

I

OF DEBT

1. Bonds 2. Loans 1. Bonds 2. Loans

D. EX

PENDI-

C.AMOUNT TURES

PAID TO STATE

INTO

SCHOOL E.OTHER

BOND BUILDING DEBT

SINKING AUTHOR- SERVICE

FUNDS TTY OR

OTHER

Tota! Debt Service

A. TO OTHER SCHOOL SYSTEMS

1. Teachers 2. MainSalaries terrance
and Operation

3. Other

Tota Transfer Accounts

AGENCY

1----[------ ----1----

Jones Lamar

".,,~'~~]I''":'ro.'"' ' '.",,""" s White $ 10,535.20 $----------- $----------- $----------- $----------- $-----------
Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -
White ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -
Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln

White 3,000.00 ------------ 2,505.50 ------------ ------------ 29,900.00_

Negro White

-----------------------

-----------------------

------7--1-0-.0-0- -_-__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

-----------------------

-----------------------

-

1,906.89

2.616.89 74,340.83

29,398.17 103,739.00

Negro ------------ ------------
----3:605:001:::::::::::: White 4,000.00 13,000.00
Negro ------------ ------------ ------------

------------ ------------
------------ 41,800.00
------------

2-3-,-2-5-1-.-0-3- ---8--5-,6-5--6-.0-3- ----------
17,165.93 17,165.931

----------

------------ ------------_
...... .._

::::::::::::1:::::::::::: White 8,000.00 ------------ 3,895.37

------------

Negro White

------------
------------

-----------------------

------------
------------

-----------_.
------------

_-----------

---

----
---~

-----------41,800.00

.........11.::..1.: Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

1 . :.

Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison

White Negro
---16:492:50 White
Negro White

4,000.00 ------------
3,000.00 ------------
6,000.00

------------ 2,325.00
------------
------------
------------ ----------------------- 1,842.50

------------ 11,644.32
------------ ----------------------- 5,235.00

------------ -

------------ -
------------

301.05

------------
------------

-

----

-1-1-.0-0-

25,028.55 ----7--,8-5--3-.5-0-

----------

----------

196,098.69 ------------

196,098.69
------.-.-.-.-.-.-

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------

------------ -

::::::~~~~~l ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ White ------------ ------------ 1,080.00

------------ -

Negro ------------ 4,009.44 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -

White 14,527.50 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ 96,600.00 -

1,520.00 4,009.44 111,127.50

1,716.00 ...

1,716.00 _ _

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -

Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller

White 14,554.20 10,000.00

655.42

271. 66 ------------ ------------

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -

White 15,000.00 ------------ 7,964.00 ------------ ------------ 8,649.00

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

:-:--:~~t;[~;~;~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~l White ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------

White 21,500.00 9,930.00 10,465.68

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------

White 1,000.00 10,000.00

240.00

62,300.00,_

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------

------------1.

IMitchell
Monroe Montgomery Morgan

::;!:E~I~,:~;o :';!E~I~;;.;;;~ .:.;:;:I.~;'o;~il:~I.~!i~~';;;.; :;~;~):~:;~-

Murray

Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding

White 120,000.00 Negro While 16,000.00

74,796.00 4,667.60

------

------------

1,361,462.67

1,079,558.651,079,558.65

---------- ---------- ------------ ---

_

20,667.60 -

---

-

_

Negro

------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- ------------ ----- __. _

~~~~ ----~:~~~:~~i1:1:,:1:6:6:,:6:6:6:.:6:7 ----~:~~~:~~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::~~:~~~:~~ :::::~~:~~ ---~~::~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

Negro

. ..

-------

------------ ----

-._.

.--------- --------.- ------------ ---

_

While 10,700.00

.______ 3,405.00 ._______ 1,232.96

15,337.96

..

_

Negro

.

------ ._ ------------

---

---------- ---------- . __.

-.

.

Peach

White 12,000.00 30,000.00 7,957.50

Negro

..

473.60

3,050.00 33,600.00 59,190.00 146,271.10

.

.

.

._____

43,121.14 43,121.14 26,890.03 26,890.03

Pickens

White 10,000.00 Negro

10,716.70

.

.

.

._._.__

---

-------

20,716.70

-----

. __

.

__

l-:>
"-'"l

Pierce Pike

While Negro White Negro

7,000.00 10,863.76

5,153.75 2,000.00 4,284.20
. __.. .

..

. --. .__
.

12,153.75 .
17,147.96

. .

__ ._
_ _

Polk

White Negro

.

..

-

__

..

.

.

_

Pulaski Putnam Quilman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole

White 4,000.00

. 2,619.39

.__________

6,619.39

.

._

Negro White 5,500.00 Negro 5,500.00 While __.

2,362.49 2,362.49

-.________

11,362.00 38,038.00

19,224.49 45,900.49

_

.

__

. __

_

Negro White 8,000.00 Negro _. White

20,735.41

5,404.60

31,000.00

44,404.60 20,735.41

~ __

_

__

.

_

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------.------------ ------------

1

---------- ------------ ------------

i

11'1~!fi:~I.;~:;.,:-.;:;!:~i;.,:;:~.:,::l~;l~,~.~.~l'~.r~.~i;;;:.: ;; ".ffi- "

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS
x. Debt Service-Continued

A. PRIN CIP AL I B. INTEREST

D. EX-

SYSTEM

I. II.I OF DEBT

OF DEBT

C.AMOUNT PENDI-

- - - - - - _ . - - - - - - - - - - PAID

TURES

INTO TO STATE E. OTHER

Bonds 2. Loans

Bonds I 2. Loans

BOND SCHOOL DEBT SINKING BUILDING SERVICE

FUNDS AUTHOR-

1
!

ITY OR OTHER

- - - -1- - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - 1 - - - -1

I

AGENCY 1 - - - -1 - - - - -

Total Debt Service

1. Teachers 2. Main-
Salaries tenance and
Operation

3. Other

Total Transfer Accounts

Spalding

9,305.00$

62.67 $ 87,30294 $..

$

$ 42,236.09 $ 42,236.09

Stephens

32.00 34,438.81 31,000.30 14,017.02

. _ 45,017.32

Stewart Sumter

175.00 _. 1,607.50 __

3,175.00 . . __

3,607.50

_

Talbot

4,000.00 ._

8,347.98

__

2,000.00 14,347.98

_

56,500.00

56,500.00

.

Taliaferro

WNehgirteo _

__

-

_

Tattnall

White 1,500.00

1,012.50

_

Negro

_

_

2,512.50

Taylor

White __

12,592.00

_

10,453.23 ._

23,045.23

Telfair

Negro White Negro . __._.

_ -_ -----

_

__

12,037.52

_

_

--

-------

76,875.47 88,912.99

__

------1----

. ... Terrell

\Vhite

_

Thomas a~',;:; ~.~.~,::;:,,~~,~,;;

i'iiiili,;;;:::I"""AA II'"' ............'"+,"

Tift

Toombs Towns

~~~~I~~~~~~~~~~~~ ::::::::;;::::: :: ::::::::;;:: __::-:::::_ ::::-:--~~~~ :::~~::~J~~~~~~~~~:~I!::~:-~:~:;~~~~~~~:~ ~~~~~~~~~~:r~~:~~~~~~~

Treutlen ~~:~!::::::::::---- :: --::::::::-- ::::::-::::: ::--:---:- ::::.::::::: .::::::::1:::::::::::: -:::::::::1_::::::::: :::::::::::f::::::::::

Troup

~:i:~i 1::500:0~ ::::::::::_:' ~:99~:7~1:::::::::::J:::-::::::+:~:::~:~~_ 87.19 l;::~:~:~~I11U~Ug; 11~~~~:~l __1:400:00 __:~~::~::~g

Turner Twiggs Union

t~,'~~~I~ml@!mmm"~i:OOi"mIL ...

Upson

White Negro

9,000.00 ..

2,298.45 __

36,000.00 44,800.00

47,298.45 54,233.60,__________ 44,800.00 1 77,767.40

54,233.60 77,767.40

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington

White 73,000.00

Negro

__

39,724.99 _

White 9,670.40 25,750.66

__

Negro

_

White 8,344.80 _

__

Negro

_ _

White

_

Negro _ White 2,100.00 Negro

_ _

862.00

6,753.43

112,724.99 _

_ _

181,288.00 181,288.00

_ __

42,174.49 8,344.80

60,322.27_ _
16,333.48 10,500.12

~ ----- ---- --2,090.00 2,500.00 1,254.00

60,322.27
- - - - - -20,923.48 11,754.12

2,962.00 .

_

79,276.45 44,481. 97

Wayne

White 48,000.00 155,000.00 29,496.13 _

Negro

_

_

_

Webster

White Negro

_

tv H'-

Wheeler

White Negro

_ _

'.C

White

White

Negro

5,142.36

500.00 __

Whitfield

White 12,102.57 Negro

2,303.00 _

12,475.00 244,971.13

_

_

_

_

5,642.36

_

_

_

14,405.57

_

_

_

_

_

_

Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth

White 2,000.00

280.67

26,000.00

28,280.67

_

_

WNehgirteo --- 10-,0-0-0--.0-0- ------------

4,068.-0-0- ------------ ___ --- ----- 25,900.001__________ 2154,,900608..0000 ---------- ---------- -------- _

~>;~~I.'"~'" "~"'.,,'t""~""I..........';:~:;;I

Total Counties White 2,418, 963.96 3,022,776.08 1,409,430.50 42,858.84 347,387 .26

9,198,680.37 752,542.22 151,699.30 2,740,977.763,645,219.28

Negrol 540,470.00 640,609.441 414,009.20 2,215.34 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 265,261.oY,309,221.75 ,171,786.731224,389.611 7,379.701 131,330.081 363,099.39

1

1

13 1 1 , 5 2 5 , 3 0 0 . 2 2 . 4 3 1 , 9 6 3 . 5 1

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

X. Debt Service-Continued

XI. Outgoing Transfer AccountsContinued

SYSTEM

A. PRINCIPAL OF DEBT
1. Bonds 2. Loans

B. INTEREST OF DEBT
1. Bonds 2. Loans

D. EX-

C. AMOUNT PENDI-

PAID

TURES

INTO TO STATE E.OTHER

BOND SCHOOL DEBT

SINKING BUILDING SERVICE

FUNDS AUTHOR-

ITY OR

OTHER

AGENCY

Total Debt
Service

A. TO OTHER SCHOOL SYSTEMS

1. Teachers 2. Main-
Salaries tenance and
Operation

3. Other

Total Transfer Accounts

Atlanta Bremen

W:~h~i:t~e ~=========== ~===2=0=,=0=0=0=.=0=0 ~=========== ~======8=6=2=.:6:1 ~::::::=:::: ~::=:==::=:: ~=:::::==: ~:=:2:0:,:8:6:2:.=6:1 ~::=:==:== ~:::=::::= ~-~~~:~~~:~~ ~-~~~:~~~:~~_

Negro







_

Calhoun

White __



Negro



.

.________

1,145.72

1,145.72 _

Carrollton

White

.__

44,698.40 44,698.40

t-:> <:J1 0

Cartersville
Cedartown Cochran

; ~~,;il~ ~;~,~~I~;~'~"'~,"::;:~:~:~~:~:~:~:.:.~~f-~~.~:i:~::~:~1:::~:-

~ :"~",": : ~.:"." ~'"

: Dalton
Monroe Moultrie
Rome

!~I ~.".: ~':.:~: :~.:

~.~.:~:~:~:~.:~.~ I~: ::: '::~l::::~::'~ ~1.~)!~1.~

Tallulah Falls

Thomasville Toccoa Trion

~,~~~~:::~:~~ ~:~_-~:_:~~-~:~:~:~ ~.~~l~ll~~:~~_~::.'"~:~:~~:~:~ ..".:~l1:~~:~.:~I~.~~~:.:I;;r~if;ltl;;:i:;~

Valdosta Waycross West Point
Total Cities Total Counties
Grand Total

::~;~ :::::::::::: ~~:~~:~ ::::::::::::

White

150,000.00

Negro

White

Negro

White 15,000.00 274,256.44 7,122.50

Negro

__

.

White 2,418,963.963,022,776.081,409,430.50 Negro 540,470.001 640,609.44 414,009.20

White 2,433,963.96 3,297,032.521,416,553.00 Negro 540,470.001 640,609.44 414,009.20

::~:~~ ~~::~:~~ :::::::::::: :::::::::: ..:2~:~:~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

2,976.66............

152,976.66 ...........................................

"'.'.'.'.............

82,163.74

82,163.74

.

__ .. _.. _

__.

4,561.60 86,959.50 154,063.74 841.33 542,805.11

187.48 .. _. __

418.67

606.15

_

715,204.87 715,204.87 _._.. 71,468.36 71,468.36

42,858.84 2,215.34
47,420.44 2,402.82

347,387.26

431,963.519,198,680.37 752,542.22151,699.302,740,977.763,645,219.28

_._ 265,261.0011,309,221.7513,171,786.731224,389.611 7,379.701 131,330.081 363,099.39

434,346.76 11,525,300.22 432,804.849,741,485.48 752,542.22.151,699.30 265,261.0011,309,640.4213,172,392.881224,389.611 7,379.70 202,798.44 434,567.75

11,679,363.96

13,456,182.6314,360,424.15

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS XII. Balance End of Year

D. AGENCY FUNDS

A. GEN- B. BOND C. BOND

Total

Grand Total

ERAL

FUNDS SINKING 1. U.S. 2. Teacher 3. Teacher 4. Group 5. Social

Balance

Payments

SYSTEM

FUNDS

FUND

Income Retirement Association Insurance Security

6. Other

End of Year and Balances

Taxes

Member

Dues

Premiums

Withheld

1
I

C

o

n

t

r

i

b

u

t

i

o

n

s

__------1-----1-----1 - - - - 1 - - - -1------ ----1-----1-----1-----1------1------

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin

White $ 1,347.74 $ 7,027.27 $187,594.26 $ -2,07385 1 $

'$

'$

._. __ $__

_ $ 11,056.13 $ 204,951.45 $

~';;\~~ --387:88- ::::::::::. ----278.09- '-'8:428:7:5- 875.65 _:::::_::-- -----i94::50-!:::::::::::: ::::::::::::

Negro _.

.

..

._ 2,756.50

325.50

36.50

._.

_

White -2,723.97 _.. ._____ 62,895.46 18,879.41 14,505.16

773.00 4,932.,54

..

_

Negro .

. __. __. __.

._._______ 1,974.00 1,484.64

701.16

._

White 8,743.49 __._________ 13,967.03

Negro __.

._.

.

White 35,128.51 101,459.43 16,239.42

-925.57 . __._ _

495.00 --------------------i

--I --

27.70 --------- ----------

402.84

Negro .

.. ..

._.

_

10,164.87 3,118.50 99,261.60
4,159.80 21,720.49
152,827.36

919,363.54 152,635.94 350,165.22 99,991.85 513,819.85 51,130.67 295,081. 86
146,78~.88
998,558.64 395,011.46

Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien

~;~;~ ~:.1:7:0:_ :::::::::: __ :::::::::::: ::::::::J~~03::6_:::-::::::::::::::-:

White -232.45

Negro .

.

25.00 7,335.15 -1,584.30 -677.93.

._______

___ .________ _ .

_

. _ -248.88

White Negro

551.71 55,414.39 55,657.08

. 26,553.76 ___

88.00 10,362.08

White 67,373.99 Negro

._._._ 6,167.33 1,908.70 _

783.57 __

133.06

White 48,394.79 2,735.52 17,742.45 11,221.20

Negro

__

.

1,715.76

., _

1,226.85

451:~: ::::::::::_.

11,258.75

37.60

105.00

961. 77 __

242.07

._.

_

4,616.59

159,885.77

_ 76,509.25 83,998,54

331,766.85
18,819.79 412,643.87
60,789.59 1,174,308.64
62,192.16 313,555.03 101,681.33 753,915.98 87,565.75

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts

White 43,226.95 1,400.00

72.88 402,668.80 134,379.08

._

48,452.87 60,178.63 5,539.08 695,918.29

Negro

._ _

146,318.70 63,987.90

23,593.55 31,151. 77

265,051.92

White 10,521.72 ---Negro .---------- ---- --- :

I::::::::::::1:::::::::::. ---

.10

10,521.82

~~ii :::~~~~;:~~_ ::~~: 7~1::~~:~~~:~~: :~:~:~-4~: --~:::::: :~~~:~~- :::~~:~~- f4::~0:: ~~, White -2,30618
Negro

j

._._ 6,818.68

._______

212.60

960.55 48.54

799:

::

----i6i- ]-::: --

914.12 35.30

531.92

_

10.87 . __

::: :_- _i09:

6,919.09 307.31
63,407.78
:8::

~;~;~._7~:~~~:~~ 3,58U818,038::0 :~,284.1~_35,588.91L_l,138:25 ::,:33.21_ :::

29:~85.40 1 247,661.98.

Whitel -48.03670 N,e~ro -----------"'hae 6,637.44
Negro],l

49,069.921 23,617.10 5,275.40 --.------ ------------ --110.53 I 66,372.88
.- -----_.- ------------ --

2__,6_8.3__.3_7__1_--_-_-_-_-_-_'_-_.- ._- --_-_-_-_-_-__- -_-_-_ __ -

. __.

:::::::::1

2,939.07 1,624.75

3_2_,60__9 _.09__ 77,684.67

4,619,112.1 2,089,319.3
231,439.6, 51,756.25 479,738.07 97,283.35 467,169.80 252,191.41 493,123.9 144,446.31
1,281,819.5 380,975.7 810,622.00 488,386.77 374,955.80 154,186.95

Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll Catoosa

WNehgirteo 41,884.98

White 143,750.70

Negro

.

WNehgirteo -3,117.89

White 29,753.40 Negro

White 7,033.01 Negro _

_ 4,640.34 _ 19,896.57 .. 3,842.13 _ 6,981.87

6,354.40 35;252: 95
24,784.57 10,476.16 10,490.84

5,163.80 1,148.98 1



.

1-----.- -- -- -' --. - -. - ----

7,770.50 72,857.90

1,146.63 34,854.58 2,187.64

1,573:50

51.19
834.99 1 15,473.67

1,019.8690.221 1:::::::::

----- -----
463.01

-------------
1 51,778.38

4,957.70' 9,083.72 182,872.76

26,693.36

365,659.55 255,858.95 575,184.40 160,553.43 348,206.12 129,749.22 1,087,976.65 194,174.96 850,140.54
10,707.87

Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee

White -179.89 24,888.05

_

Negro

_

White 41,530.47

.

Negro

._

White 23,036.66 6,290.00

_

Negro .

_

White 5,596.60

73,924.56

~"l~~~ --ii;063.62 --i4;849:38'75;560:59-

Negro _

346.40
2,280.46 ---i;379:771,787.60 1,210.62

-7.00

216.00
459.40 99.00

37.87
22.50 16.34

25,301.43

410,356.40

121,531.18

41,530.47 3,993,699.12

2,503,427.26

33,468.79

75,102.77

3,113.56

36,081.44

79,521.16

819,388.65

99,537.83

[ 101,473.59 1,730,191.69

92,155.27

Clarke

WNehgirteo 31,899.62 1,404,888.73 30,049.69

_

_

1,466,838.04 4,278,157.74 367,994.75

Clay

White 15,618.31

Negro

6,226.95

667.50 688.60

244.90 383.35 _

67.50 115.20

10.14 11.73

655.00 907.50

23,490.30 2,106.38

169,265.98 188,234.52

I>:l
'"C;.l

Clayton Clinch

White -7,510.72 8,964.80

Negro

'- _

White 55,047.03 7,312.64

35,111.47 8,557.03

.___

.

-

_

--------

Negro

.

_

36,565.55
70,916.70 ------- -----------

1,884,593.30 182,253.48 375,642.32 113,910.25

Cobb

NWehgirtoe 33,900.07 93,010.11 _ 87,117.91 330,206.87 114,514.16 54,532.86 ------------ 12,149.56

3,609.03

729,040.57 5,847,632.34 124,291.15

Coffee Colquitt Columbia Cook Coweta

White 73,197.24 Negro _ White 103,392.99 Negro _ White 18,174.14 Negro _
White 34,924.39 Negro
White -343.74 Negro _ _

26,798.03
__ __
65,000.00 _

10,577.04 1,839.22
103,714.41 47,085.98

71,126.70 15,745.10 47,159.94 13,998.50

29,150.04
8,399.81 21,968.35 8,350.36

1,572.00 2,091.00

6,708.67 2,092.87
9,101.82 2,676.38

15,205.97
3,765.43 5,987.48

4,672.95 239,008.64 30,003.21 191,540.80 25,025.24 18,174.14
---2~048~33- ---1-4-5--,6-8-7-.-1-3--

111,742.24

1,266,150.97 265,559.01
1,135,222.58
275,753.08 435,253.87 244,167.86 624,335.79 144,064.44 860,365.44 420,119.29

Crawford

White 14,704.22 _

Negro

_

Crisp

White

549.21

32.11

Dade

~');;~~I----i57:62-1- 1,775.99

Dawson

~');;~~I---4;403:io' - 319.15

Negro.

_

Decatur

White I 5,536.72 1____

'

________Negro . _

26,406.50 21,621.10 4,369.12

1,819.16 6,178.60

2,449.01

303.12

2,240.94

45,170.82

--------- -------

704.12

31,837:27

6,302.73

8,194.88

29,966.64

....

-

255,117.44 211,285.89 755,139.54 237,230.82 430,081.08
8,834.49 245,639.56
959,488.21
.42.6, 780.43

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS XII. Balance End of Year-Continued

SYSTEM

A. GENERAL
FUNDS

B. BOND FUNDS

C. BOND
SINKING FUND

D. AGENCY FUNDS

1. U. S. Income Taxes
Withheld

2. Teacher 3. Teacher

Retirement Association

Member

Dues

Contributions

4. Group Insurance Premiums

5. Social Security

6. Other

Total Balance End of Year

Grand Total Payments
and Balances

DeKaIb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

White $----------- $----------- $----------- $----------- S___________ $----------- $----------- $----------- S___________ $------------- $ 4,689,701.51

Nezro 746,473.87 1,949,947.08 743,744.53 61,350.62

3,562.08

86.40 41,204.60

16.00 3,546,385.18 16,759,423.93

--5,95391 White

____ M _______

1,908.53

4,880.41 ---2;i44:88- ------------

180.30 3,964.99 ------------

7,125.20

844,203.6 5

Negro ------------ ---------.-- ------------ ----------.- M ___________ .. _---------- ------.----- .----------- ------------ ----.---------

259,297.8 1

White 12,242.91 56,579.79 8,913.30 ---------_.- ------------ ------------ ------------ .----------- 13,700.00

91,436.00

Negro White

-:"::'73',609~48

------ii:55-

--22;467:69-

-----------19.30

'----.:.::5:92-

------------
------------

-----i60:04'

-----.:.::2:33'

'-"'--4:37-

"':'::50;954:78-

Negro White

--30;297:6i-

-------_.---
----------.-

--i9;7i3:6i-

-----------------------

--.-----.--- ------------
------------ ------------

------------
------------

.-----------
------------

-----402:7i-

----50;413:93-

Negro White

'-'8;984:90-

---i;386:95-

--33;380:53'

-----------------------

.. _---------~
------------

-----------------------

-----------------------

------------
--------.---

--21;500:00-

----65;252:38-

Negro Wbite

"-9;357:06-

-----3i6:29'

.----------------------

-----------------------

------------
------------

-----------------------

------------
------------

------------
------------

------------
------------

-"--9;673:35-

Negro ~----------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ----------_ .. ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ --------------

579,203.51 300,819.1 8 3,171,314.73 988,578.1 8 634,678.1 6
98,569.5 3 707,615.0 8 242,570.0 8 172,479.5 2 31,779.06

White 52,925.81 14,850.27 13,543.02 23,324.30 10,819.78

878.00 3,280.42 ------------ 2,957.00 122,578.60

Negro White

1,202.50 92,374.77

-----------------------

'--2;378:94-

13,325.40 ------------

5,850_00
------------

266.00 ------------

3,017.41 ------------

------------
------------

1,466.83 ------------

25,128.14 94,753.71

Negro White

------------
-25,840.35

-----------14,418.78

--14;462:45-

-----------------------

-----------------------

-----------------------

------------
------------

------------
------------

-----209:52-

-------------3,250.40

Negro White

--'3;462:01-

-----------------------

-----------------------

------------
------------

-----------------------

-----------------------

------------
------------

------------
------------

-----------------------

-------------3,462.01

Negro White

------------
83.84

------------
------------

---3;i53:03'

-----------------------

------------
------------

------------
------------

------------
1,091.55

------------
------------

------------
------------

'----4;328:42-

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ --------------

533,787.0 2 242,522.8 2 849,825.2 9 291,406.73 837,815.73 331,260.9 7 329,897.8 2
94,673.8 6
907,239.7o
4,473.91

- White 51,581.45 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

51,581.45

Negro White

--24;366:96'

- - -- -

- - - - -~.

48,669.49

--75;613:50-

-----------11,269.35

------------
4,135.70

-----------------------

-----------818.49

---8;495:76'

------------
------------

--------------
173,369.25

374,790.7 7 96,836.4 7 2,365,015.97

Negro ------------ ----------- .. ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ --------------

133,870.19

White 4,883.96 1,161.04 17,606.12 8,965.30 1,204.38 ------------ 1,119.20 ------------ ------------ 34,940.00

585,804.79

Negro White

--24;367:55'

-----------------------

--i6;059:03'

--45;467:00-

------------
21,039.83

------------
------------

-----------10,002.85

--21;985:35'

------------
------------

-------------138,921.61

'--'699;23i:73

Negro White

-----------103,526 27

-----------1,234,036.30

-~87;383:42'

---

-

-------

-

-------

------------
------------

-----------------------

-----------------------

-----------------------

'147;244:03'

-------------1,872,190.02

82,778.50 11,595,285.84

Negro ------------ -----------. ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -------------- 1,138,780.81

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 Lamar

White' 81,842.52 31,526.63 21,210.39 ------------ ------------ --------.- .. ___ w_. ______ -.--------.- 1,534.00 136,113.54

Negro White

---,1:68i:48-

-----------------------

-.----------
--------.---

------------
--------.---

---------------------.-

------._----
------------

------------
------------

-----------------------

----._------
------------

-----4;68i:48-

Negro White

--._--------
149,918.80

--------.-.----.-.-----

----------------._-----

--12:689:69-

------------
------.-----

------ .. _-------.-------

------------
------------

-----------2,831.57

------------
------------

---i65:440:06-

Negro White

--22;029:94-

---2:367:53-

--55;447:84-

---6:348:40-

-----------.
2,629.65

..--.-------
------------

-----------1,291.42

------.----------------

--.-.-------
------------

-------------90,114.78

Negro White

:':"ii}05."il2-

--_.-------------------

-----------25,276.90

----------_. ------------

------------
------------

------------
------------

-----------------------

------------
------------

-----------------------

--------------
21,571. 68

Negro _.._--------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ._----------- ------------ ------------ --------------

White 72,279.62 56,436.32 2,403.05

-6.90 1,785.25 ------------

30.70 2,841.27 ------------ 135,769.31

Negro White

-----------92,025.48

-563:369:15-

--52:294:92-

-----------10,110.90

------------
3,992,64

------------
------------

------------
976.48

-----------2,043.49

-----------------------

---724;8i3:06-

Negro White

-:':"24-,349:92

-----------------------

---4:995:75-

-----------------------

------------
------------

-----------------------

-----------------------

-----------------------

-----------------------

--------------
-19,354.17

Negro White

--37:322:23-

-496;534-90-

-----------25,608.77

-----------90,002.18

------------
40,474.93

----------------------.

-----------10,517.72

-----------------------

-----------------------

---700;460:73-

Negro White

--16: 727:07-

--4i:3i3:78-

--2i:403:05-

------------
------------

------------
------------

-----------------------

------------
------------

-----------------------

------------
259.97

----79:703:87-

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------ ..----- ..----------- ------------ ------------ ------------ --------------

White 24,821.49 ----------_ ... 15,604.23 7,244,31 1,142.04 ------------

763.30

255.59 ------------ 49,830.96

Negro White

--12;546:21-

------._----
------------

--29:875:00-

--33:360:77-

--i6:1i8:26-

-----903:00-

-----------9,667.00

-----------------------

-----------------------

--------------
102,470.24

Negro White

--12:755:70-

--23:747:50-

------------
------------

-----------------------

-----------------------

------------
------------

------------
------------

------------
------------

-----------553.98

--------------
37,057,18

Negro White

------------
987.53

------------
------------

---8:203:97-

-----------------------

-----------------------

-----------------------

-----------------------

-----------261.21

-----------------------

-----9;452:7i-

Negro White

------------10,527.09

--27;701:08-

-----------------------

-----------4,959.36

------------
2,202.25

-----------------------

-----------591.84

-----------131.01

------------
------------

--------------
25,058.45

Negro ------------ ------ ..----- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ --------------

White 49,305.62 302,334.79 42,645.65 ------------

67,66 ------------

581.47 7,361.93 ------------ 402,297.12

Negro White

---7:299:45"

----.------12,889.20

-----------6,139.03

-----------6,316.90

------------
------------

------------
------------

------------
------------

------------
------------

------------
------------

--------------
32,644.58

Negro White

------------
15,332.10

-----------14,583.96

---5:158:09-

------------
..- - - - - - - - - - -

-----------------------

------------
------------

-----------------------

------------
------------

------------
2,981.13

----38;055:28-

Negro White

-----------1,085.21

---9:638:37-

---3;i60:22-

-----------1,923.30

---i:024:09'

-----------------------

-----------340.63

-----467:63-

------------
------------

----17:639:45-

Negro White

-----------955,96

--37:746:82-

--23:448:37-

-----------------------

---1:377:74-

-----------------------

------------
------------

-----------945.01

-----------------------

-------------64,473.90

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ --------------

White 82,317,52

4,981.87 63,206,25 ------------ --~--------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ 150,505.64

Negro White

---5;726:62-

---1:304:55-

--34:i73:30"

------------
___________ w

------------
------------

------------
_________ w __

------------
------------

-----------------------

------------
_________ w __

-------------41,204.47

Negro White

---2:408:41-

-----------------------

---8:170:9i-

-----------17,918.12

-----------9,156.77

'----720:00-

---6:679:37-

-----------------------

------------
3,678.50

-------------48,73 .08

Negro White

---9:526:76-

-----------------------

--14:337:58-

7,251.60 ------------

4,254.24 ---------- ..-

-----------------------

2,086,17
------------

------------------.----

1,272.00 ------------

14,864.01 23,864,34

Negro --.--------- ------------ ------------ w __ w ________ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ --------------
_- White 37,519,38 --------_ .. ------------ ------------ ------------ -----_ ... ---- ------------ ------------ ------------ 37,519.38
- Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------ .._---- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ .. ~--------_ --------------

560,280.69 826.60
195,162.56 39,517.28 1,569.841.18 480.790.93 736,900.29 10,887.22 724,099.08 291,063.81
560,769.74 344,449.05 2,457,570.87 120,520.18 806,458.40 48.178.82 2,218,213.17
68,553.60 307,766.94 330,372.75
56';'542.53 50,935.14 536.436.25 204,543,12 653,850.63 150.031. 76 324,986.47 87,385.27 620,139.19 339,597.21
2,275,962.23 386,475.55 637,324.01 182,469.12 593,250.96 95,286.40 286,165.65 139,536.84 534,828.81 93,930.88
739,502.62 449.707.65 371,720.86 272,322.94 345,4i9.72 122,650.28 3R1,310,29 128,339.78 274,695.61 194,182.00

TABLE II~Continued~WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS~PAYMENTS XII. Balance End of Year-Continued

D. AGENCY FUNDS

SYSTEM

A. GENERAL FUN DS

E. BOND FUNDS

C. BOND SINKING
FUND

1. U. S. Income Taxes

2. Teacher 3. Teacher

Retirement Association

Member

Dues

4. Group Insurance Premiums

5. Social Security

6. Other

Total Balance End of Year

Grand Total
Payments and Balances

Withheld Contributions

- -----~------- - - - - - - - - ----I-----I-----I----~-I----I----I----I----- - - - - -

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln

White $ 1,768.41 $ 1,272.68 $ 21,388.61 $

$

Negro

WhIte 106,259.23 Negro

14,174.86 _

White 1,568.87 Negro

561.20

White 9,901.08 50,896.07 32,227.40 Negro

White 21,079.80 Negro

5.15
~

1,809.20

$ 789.22
.

$

$

$

--__________

--

_

146.51

316.62

----

-- ---------

349.37 $ 24,779.07 $ 284,439.33

887.36

887.36

70,739.84

120,434.09 1,051,192.52

__ _

_ 301,289.37

2,130.07

261,389.11

_ 201,630.02

93,024.55 _

639,742.55 390,601.25

24,146.50

303,637.19

_

113,059.06

'"Con
0>

Long Lowndes Lumpkin

White Negro WNehgirtoe WNehgirtoe

24,031.57 25,622.14
2,314.69

_ 781,185.96
1,000.00

5,681. 48 _ 11,463.19 9,516.38

_ 46.51

745.35 .. -1.00

- 11.00

1,523.31 - 219.55

2,774.85 _

30,458.40_ 822,384.41
_ 12,831.0_7

236,007.36 82,781. 96 1,803,487.85 246,371.33 372,863.60 6,912.13

Macon

WNehgirtoe 4,118.95

110.10 13,312.51

--

-

--

- __ -

17,541.56_

379,774.14 371,993.50

Madison

WNehgitreo. 46,296.88

46,725.63__

10,069.98 _

__

__

103,092.49

_

_

955,553.88 131,978.90

Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery

White Negro White Negro

3,958.99 34,557.87

1,906.76 10,954.31
_

5,139.90 3,591.25

1,783.81 1,627.53

_

485.48 --

--

-- __ _

_

82.26

51.62

145.00

WNehgirteo 74,688.36 21,145.86

_

White

62.14 11,978.06 42,845.87

_

~~~~-26;174:98- ---1;176:14- --"4;461:66- :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::: :::::: --

Negro

_

13,274.94
51,009.84
74,688.36 21,145.86 54,886.07
31,812.78

~~~~--14;880:76- - r White 29,990.36 19,862.88 55,242.96 -- --------- ----------- ----- ----- -------

_:::-::::_::,--13,il66:i7l- 3,396.00 ---1,592.381 ::::-::

-152:40

~~~~ --40;525:15- --::-::-:-- ':::- --::::: -----::::: -----

--- ----- -----::::-:

Negro ------------1------------ --- -----:- ----------

----------

------ _I 6,382. 45 1 111,478.65
4,428.58 _ --::-:- __ - 37,816.29
::-:::-- 1_ --_::: 1- -40,525.15
--------- 1------------ --------------1

285,332.59 116,171.06 535,970.84 175,961.52 259,087.36 236,741.09 706,321.42 379,011.52 505,583.69 124,453.18
706,984.11 261,382.79 402,718.70 260,720.19 298,233.46 126,660.69

Morgan

Murray

Muscogee Newton Oconee
Oglethorpe Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce

16,446.57 14,024.02

White - 3,400 48

Negro

------------

White 89,728.59 9,883.01

Negro

White 35,212.08

Negro

_

White 9,831.25 Negro _
White _ Negro _

3,140.61

27,283.35 138.21
5,630.40

1,631.30 354.00
25,378.28
16.40
41,889.48

----- ------2,899.58

744.60 226.48

12,885.60

361.00

22,914.91

520.00 275.32 70.34 4,527.89
10,915.73

Pike Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman

White - 4,410.77

Negro

_

White 7,625.94 Negro

White 28,961. 03

Negro

_

White _

Negro 49,018.58

White 34,979.19

Negro

. __

_ 14,869.79

12,167.43 _
11,963.77

2,418.50

831. 95

Rahun Randolph Richmond Rockdale Schley
Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens Stewart

White 13,561.63

Negro _

White 22,576.85

Negro

White 86,037.93

Negro 38,654.72

White - 24799

Negro

_

White - 8061

Negro

1,334.54
4,052.64 1,820.75 5,739.65

White 61,761.00

Negro _

White 21,683.05

Negro

_

White 17,377.62

Negro

White - 2,362.33

Negro

_

White 44,365.49 ________ ~egro_ ~_-_-_-

131,168.47 21,298.76
361.39

37,037.26

26,396.25 11,859.19 18,957.56

5,585.60 5,969.30 406,058.82 182,432.22

746.50
1,025.63 137,192.68 61,637.29

2,311.60

510.76

6,020.07 43,447.19 6,591.56

11,182.60

4,082.09

--1I-
919.05

231. 97 29.43

100.00 50.00

340.60 895.45

8,224.92
1,531.90 120.42

378.42

_

220.16

368.50

2,402.00
-94:05- ------20:00

182,535.84
130,058.43
50,935.08 680.25

371,259.34 452,242,19
696,900.00 5,398.50
9,041,000.80 1,090,580.98
809,653.86 240,390.54 375,722.63 86,044.04

39,852.29 50.00
126,894.95
43,932.21
20,134.16 120.42
76,615.57

293,961.72 143,271.53 678,134.27 69,743.42 535,489.95 330,392.33
480,476.48 31,820.83
693,859.05 93,160.36

7,756.66 7,625.94 30,171.40
78,520.80 34,979.19

324,295.84 132,374.34 897,632.01 167,922.05 239,865.95 157,021.12 250,434.58 342,009.09 115,069.68 69,460.47

52,304.93
29,146.99 7,404.83 669,372.30 300,732.48 24,449.22
2,941. 61

643,721.08 4,851.76
369,237.20
360,792.48 5,215,612.94
2,068,429.59 473,923.21 144,813.11 132,677 .06 103,414.92

198,949.54 88,831.00 40,628.36

617,496.11 496,201.52 429,255.74 158,182.51 1,431,055.73 305,082.17
638,491.54 22,234.66 238,233.61 ___.13~, 053.30

TABLE I1-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS XII. Balance End of Year-Continued

SYSTEM

A. GENERAL
FUNDS

B. BOND FUNDS

C. BOND SINKING
FUND

D. AGENCY FUNDS

1. U. S. Income Taxes Withheld

2. Teacher 3. Teacher

Retirement Association

Member

Dues

Contributions

4. Group Insurance Premiums

5. Social Security

6. Other

Total Balance End of Year

Grand Total Payments
and Balances

Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Tronp Turner Twiggs Union Upson

WNehgirteo $ 44,906.41 $ 1,940.00 s.,

$ 41,030.00 $ 17,248.95 s.,

White 3,798.92 32,595.80 12,165.51

Negro

._

._$ 4,345.38 $ 1,647.92 $

574.50 $ 111,693.16 S 242266,,735224..9256

48,560.23

323,552.30 287,364.82

White Negro White Negro
White Negro White
~};;~~
Negro

42,280.24 25,348.69 3,065.84

30,268.10 .
873.02

~u~nb _:~~:~~~::~

.

.

40,409.18

.

. ._______

._______

17,141.20 2,251.70 1,225.37

558.65

1,067.50

.

._________

.___________

1~,:97:6:_ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

..

._

42,280.24 96,025.97 26,183.28
I~Uin~

143,643.90 91,568.20 717,432.84 200,900.85
344,420.36 204,541.47 702,313.87
mJ~U~
353,288.39

White 70,636.43 Negro

43,037.70 15,695.52 10,071.60 10,919.43

5,971.26 ._____

4,421.96

2,345.75

142,108.62 20,991.03

813,642.46 280,821.27

White - 24,99615 562,231.13 31,091.14 14,767.48

Negro

._ __..

.

.. _

6,187.46

1,668.39 4,556.37

421.48 559,927.30 1,826070,,824444..8324

White 23,890.39 Negro

1,289.32

4,616.30

1,335.38 _.

455.24

14,521.46

46,108.09

. ._______

533,371.60 113,239.91

White 40,657.78

.___________ 13,297.30 7,520.38

4,867.64 9,886.95

76,230.05

321,232.80

~~:~ :::~:~~~:~~: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::~~:~~: :::::~~~:~~: :::::::::::: :::::~:~~~:~~: ----3~n~n~

White 22,388.36 12,405.92 14,235.13

-1-___________

49,029.41 1,001.448.39

~};;~~ --43;273:79- ---4:592:15- ---8:354:79- ------83:16------12:46- :::::::::::: :::::::::::r:::::::::: --TI14:66- ----57:436:29- ~~U~U~

~~;:~;m:~"'",,,"",,"": "m"",""",,,::;;;:.m,,',m",I:\;:;m~1 !~~:~

Negro l

------______ 10,452.00 6,068.88

j 1,544.52

3,444.60 1 .

1 21,510.00

357,806.45

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington

:~~~ -~~~::~:::~- -~~::~~~:~:- --~~::~::~:- :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ---~~::~~~:~~-

WNehgirteo - 9,26J.32 31,298.44 7,343.99 7,447.16 1,842.55

1,006.69

914.42

40,584.93 _

White 586,437.58

Negro

White 92,940.94

.

Negro

44,087.70 1,254.70 . 23,251.60

17,209.17 1,104.46 11,107.69

1,050.00

7,528.86 697.20
3,542.46

8,828.14

. __.

497.39

4,868.25

----__

665,141.45 3,553.75
135,710.94 ----------_.

White 48,992.03

46.64 8,603.05 _.

Negro

.__________

.__ 1,207.40 3,944.16 1,223.30

156.23 20.87

117.01 28,878.46 123.53

91,944.98 1,367.70

2,822,561.96 142,n7.60
705,671.88 239,104.47 1,233,279.63 53,524.29 303,360.37 167,809.79 607,579,72
429,982.77

Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield

White -3,099.92

Negro .

.

White 15,062.27 Negro

White 39,223.72

Negro

White 1,269.76 Negro

White 46,366.18 Negro

62,717.65 58,918.97

..

75,532.24

.

669.00
25,653.52 5,685.23

477.62
11,680.50 2,605.70

-
990.00 _
__

------------ ---

441.49

111.68

__

2,883.51 .___________ 512.85 -

827.40 _

118,536.70

--------------

16,762.06

------

_

39,223.72

-- ---

_

43,304.69 _

130,702.20 --------- _

1,959,018.69 191,305.02 129,018.47 107,742.01 274,794.87 111,649.83 381,292.38 7,068.83
1,410,110.76
3,393.00

Wilcox

White Negro

107.68

4,705.14 .__

6,431.90 ,140.30

909.57 412.23

Wilkes

White 104,778.81 Negro

24,063.77

l>:l
'<"D

Wilkinson

White - 806.54 Negro

Worth

White Negro

480.85

6,503.97 15,165.34 .__________

4,573.60

1,312.84 2,345.02

. _
976.81 --

-99.04

_ _

12,154.29 2,552.53

_ _

128,842.61

7,010.27

--------------

23,640.66 --------------

486,744.96
183,866.58 476,947.02 291,133.27 413,085.15 223,294.90 785,193.93 351,450.95

Total Connties

White 4,385,877.40 7,512,614.30 3,186,174.81 2,131,262.35 848,070.03 70,596.77 241,937.63 217,902.15 358,493.89 18,952,929.33 151,399,913.44 Negro 989,424.23 2,142,334.42 831,837.54 480,501.84 176,914.75 3,828.08 41,611.08 80,475.85 4,720.11 4,751,646.90 54,290,196.66

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

I
:~~~~ __~~::~~:::_ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: __~~:~~~:~~ ~~:~:~:::_ :::::::::::: __.~:~~~::~t_~:~~~:~~_ :::::::::::: 88::~~:~~_ ~tU~u~

~:~:m:~::::___::i~;,;~:-":.i.~ _:---I\~~,~:ii-:--~::m'l:~;!-!

Negro WNehgirteo

1,98._3_._7_0_

1,347.48 ------------

3,478588..7600 I

------------1 .
411293..2705

._______

14269..3541

518617..8007

------.

1,036872..0000

91,,041822..2896

_ 14629,,322552..3680

TABLE II-Continued-WHITE AND NEGRO SCHOOLS-PAYMENTS

XII. Balance End of Year-Continued

D. AGENCY FUNDS

SYSTEM

A. GENERAL FUNDS

B. BOND C.BOND
FUNDS SINKING FUND

1. U. S. Income
Taxes Withheld

2. Teacher 3. Teacher

Retirement Association

Member

Dues

Contributions

i 4. Group 5. Social
Insurance Security
Premiums I

6. Other

Total
Balance End of Year

Graud Tota Payments
and Balances

---------- -----I------I-----I------I-----I----I----I----I!----I------1-----

Calhoun Carrollton

~~~~ $:~~:~~~:~~: ~::::::::::: ~:~~:~~~:~~: \6:6~.~:~6: ~::::::::::t::::::::: ~:::: 96:~~: ~::::~6;:~~: ~::::~~i:~~: ~---~~::;;:~~- $ :tU!Uf

5",~#2m+F<~,~~,~'" Cartersville
Cedartown

>~,~ >,,~ ............,:~~ i.m~

Chickamauga

White 3,256.32 Negro

12,586.32 4,292.53

2,267.31 _

2,715.25

25,117.73

178,414.22 _

cl'.::>
0

Cochran Commerce

White Negro White Negro

11,177.22

21,308.75 2,292.00

8,826.50 1,007.64

__ 789.00 3,728.36

__ 4,112.23
453.12

11,177.22 38,764.84 3,752.76

206,777.79 60,104.63 317,714.59 39,343.35

Dalton

White 16,329.36 Negro

__

16,329.36

729,069.74 77,477.62

;.~;.~.~~.J.~.:.~.~ ;i.~.~. ;.;.1 Decatur
Dublin
Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville

' ".' .i. 1, 1 [

Hogansville Jefferson

~~~~ ---~~~~::~- --i~:~~~:~~- :::i;ii~:~6: :::i;;~~:~~:i:::~;~i~:~6: :::::~~~:60 .: ;;~~~:~~l--::::::::: :::::::::::::----~~:::::~~- :~tHU!

LaGrange Marietta Monroe

~''''M II~"'"'"I ~'''"'" !~llii ~:~;~ 5,2~~::~_1.::::::::::1:::::::::::1_24,85~:~~_1I__ 9,1~I~:~~_I::::::::: J__~:~.~6:8.9_1:::::::-:::t::::::::::I ~~:~~~:~3t __~=~:~:=::~

Moultrie Newnan

~gi :~;:~~~~~~: ::~i~~~~~~~: ~~~~~~~:~J-_;;;;;;;;~ :;;;;;;;;_I:::::~~~;~: ~::~;;;;_I__~::~~;:;;_ :::::~~~:~;: .__~;;;;~;:;;_ ~'UiH!

Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Fall;

White 7,681.32 9,209.34

2,435.72

19,326.38

290,965.98

Negro ------------ ---------- ----_.______

107,149.06

White

390.48

743.29

1,133.77 206,841.30

tt};j~~ --37:133:70- :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::1:::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ----37:133:7ii- dg:~~~:~g

Negro --- -------- ------------ ----________

87,260.30

White -1,835.54 I

96.20 ---------- 1,549.60

303.77

.__________

114.03

124,973.62

tt};j~~ ---7:715:26r:::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::: :-:::::::::: :::::::::::-:::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: -----7:715:26- -----63:659:20

Negro ------------1------------1----

,

------------ ------------ ----------- .----------- ------------ --------------

400.00

Thomaston Thomasville

~gi :1~::~;;:~~: ~~~~~~~~~~~:'~~~~~~~~~J--~!:~~~:~~r~~:~~~:~ :--~:~~~:o~: ::~~:~~~:~~: -----~~~:~~- ---~:i~~~r~- J~:~~Ui r~U~Ut

Toccoa

White

280.69 _

--

I:::::::::::T---S51:14- :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ------S9:57- 2,310.00

3,531-40

~:un:u

Negro

__

__

292.74

19.01

450.00

761.75

104,601.91

Trion

White -1,909.09 i ----------- --- --

21,990.03 7,541.21

2,603.81 6,946.16 1,580.66

38,752.78

276,394.32

Negro

1,199.86

342.60

301.86

577.22

2,421.54

11,508.39

Valdosta

White 135,158.92- ::::::::::::. Negro ------------ ------------ ----________

370.88 13,316.91

1,424.82 8,362.09 _

964.34

159,597.96 1,174,007.83 392,443.70

tv

CO

Vidalia

222,721.80

Waycross

103,104.91 950,973.88

West Point

288,165.83 122,767.53

96,366.59

Winder

341,801.20

------------ ------------

86,761.52

Total Cities

White 981,854.34 135,701.88 15,761.25 390,519.44 150,663.01

Negro

322. 83 ----------_.

14,057.80 5,732.51

2,326.00 42,964.76 348.20

32,771,380.25 11,559,948.16

Total Counties

White 14,385,877.40 7,512,614.30 3,186,174.81 2,131,262.35 848,070.03 70,596.77 241,937.63 217,902.15 358,493.89 18,952,929.33 151,399,913.44 Negro 989,423 . 23 2,142,334.42 831,837.54 480,501.84 176,914.75 3,828.08 41,611.08 80,475.85 4,720.11 4,751,646.90 54,290,196.66

Grand Total

White 5,367.731.74 7,648,316.18

3,201,936.06

2.521,781.79
1

998,733.04

Negro, 989,746.06 12,142,334.42 831,837.54 494,559.64 182,647.26

I

72,922.77 3,828.08

24814,,995092.2.389,i25862,,675545..2829

365,733.16 20,718,711.35 184,171,293.69 6,286.54 4,775,774.71 65,850,144.82

TABLE III-WHITE SCHOOLS-PUPIL TRANSPORTATION-1957-58

County

Type of Ownership

I

No. Buses

fr~s

II

Number Miles Travelled

I

I

I

Paved lunpavCd Total :

Annual Mileage

Pupils Transported Daily
l~i~!l~siIl~hMr:oirleeslI Total ~':;;,

~
Expenditures
D~~~~~fl~~n
O':n~dBn,;:"s I

Average Cost Per

Bus

Child Mile

J - - - -
Appling;

-

-

-

-

-

---County.

-

-

-

-

-,

133 1

-

-1 40

_284

--
i

-638

-

-922

-
I

-

-

-11 331,920

-

-

-

-

-

1

-

-

-

-

.

-

-

~,40- B.- 88-

---$2,406.26

-

-

-

-23.9

f~~!~~~~:_:_:_:::::::::: Atkinson, -_________ Car

1I

1

8 ' 13

2
I

i

1;

31 19

41

2~_1---~~6-- ~~~

21 1 60 1
~~~__

7,560 21,600
152,720 540

170 2,217 2,387 66.3
2~ __~:~~~_ 1,04~ 6~.7

2,419.37 5,685.14
38'~~~:~61

2,419.37 i-------- 32.0

2,842.57 '$ 39.47 26.0

2,265.55 37.72 25.2

250.00

46.2

Bacon

County

! 20

20 113

552

665 I

Baker

County

1

8

8 164 149 313

Baldwin

County______________

12

17 260.6 45 305.6

Banks Barrow

:_:::::1 JoinL________ _
County

1 20 13 ,I

31 253.3 213.9 467.21 24 241.9: 207.55 449.45

::l' :r :::r:~l:::::::::::::::: ~~f~tr:~~~~:~:::j :~ ~ ~'I Bartow

County______________

4

10 72.2 67.3 140,

:'1

239,400 112,680 111,016 168,102 161,802
~l:m50,400

27 1,400 1,427 71.3 28 419 447 55.8 99 1,292 1,391 115.9 26 1,217 1,243 62.1 123 1,178 1,301 100.0
-------1' ---
:~;:~;:~';;-i

58,469.09 27,036.38 32,014.45 47,449.63
31,925.04

2,923.45 41. 76 24.4 3,379.54 64.53 23.9 2,667.87 24.78 28.8 2,372.48 38.99 28.2 2,455.77 27.10 19.7

10,492.32

2,623.08

20.8

3726,'030319.'

25 94

1

2,827.37 27.72 2,285.85

22.4 26.2

4,804.32

2,402.16 42.65 31.7

80,995.93

2,792.96 42.88 24.8

Bibb Bleakley Brantley Brooks

Bryan

_

BUllOCh Burke_________

1 count y

.;,

County______________ I

County

1

County______________

---I ~;~;~~~~;;-:-;;;J---

1 g~::;ty_-:::::::::::::I

___ County______________

Private

,

Butts______________

Calhoun

:::

gC~o~;u;ntt-yy--:-~~-~--~-~::~::::"I

Camden -- - -- -- -- --- ~i~~i~~_-_~~~~~~~ ~~~~: I

Joint, ,

1

Candler------- --------1 ~~i~ifC~:::~:::::::;

32

78 681.2

13

16 145

221 22 124.8

r .22

27 126

~b

88.5 769.71

275,553

489 4,429 4,918 153.61

253 398

143.280

47

765

812 58.0

378.2 503

181,080 , 98 1,226 1,324 60.1

545 671

241,460 1

53

886

939 42.6

~g --:ii--l----ii~gr:::)----6i~-I----68::-::~;;~:i

3~ -----52- --378--- --754--- i;i32---

1

1

4

3.5

7.5

21

21 251.5 390.7 642.2

41~:~n ----24i- 2,36~. 2,516

540

,

_

230,565

3

751! 754

I

103,284

100! 6721 772

151,~~g ------9- 40i 415'

6U I 34.2
1964.3

127,928 1

.l

_

i~6~go 1-----32- ----777-1----809- ---67:4"

2,880

3

1

3 3.0

~Ug~ -----27- ----780+---807T--62~0-1

123,675.72 39,139.81 52,719.36 62,289.25
817.50
9,807.96 16,069.43 ,
522.00 I 99,177.23
966.29 58,812.33
27,541.45 45.00
25,204.32
30,476.72 1,965.00 2,280.00 1,155.00
22,668.47 10,573.28

3,864.86 3,010.75
2,396.33 2,831.32

27.92 51.16 43.00
70.07

44.8 27.3 29.1 25.7 _

1,961.59 2,295.63
174.00 :
2,543.00 966.29
2,800.58

41.40 42.95
79.60

35.3 29.1 9.6
23.7 $1. 789
25.5

2,291i.12 40.98 26.6

45.00 22.50

6.2

2,520.43 61.47 16.6

3,047.67

23.8

1,965.001-------- 17.6

2,280.00 44.68

4.8

1,155.00

1 40.1

2,518.71

25.5

2,643.32 41.19 21.5

~:::~;~~:~~~:~~~~~~Jf~~:~t~~~~~~~~~~~~J 32

77 455 5 590 2 1 045 4

18

51 268

233

501

2 10

-----1:5-

--------
142

-------127

--------
269

Chatham--------------1 County

. 38

99 1,161.2 125 1,286.2

376 344
180:360 12,600 96,840
463,032

284 537
-------56 93

3 216
2:735 33 707
5,772

3 500
3:242 33 763
2,865

109 3 180.1
16.5 76.3 75.3

Chattahoochee Chattooga

i,

County County

_ _

---I ::::: Cherokee, -- - - ---- -- ~~i~~t~:_-_:::::::

1 16
5 29

1 40

6

46

29 266.5 329.5 576

7 59.4 48.8 108.2

46 380.8 463.7 844.5

16,500

55

26

81 81.0

214,560

222 1,897 2,119 132.4

38,952 -------- -------- -------- --------

296,820

422 3,553 3,975 116.9

Cars _ Per Diem

2 _

-------- -------- --------

2,520 --------

13

-------- -------- -------- -------------- --------

3

13

6.5

3 --------

Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch

_ County _ Joint

_

County

_ County

Cars

_

14

_

6

_

26

_

11

_

4

17 346.5

6.0 352.5

6 124

51

175

60 386.8 129.7 516.5

11 158.4 221.2 379.6

-------- -------- --------

126,354 62,900
201,045 136,656 13,320

3 --------
390 45
--------

1,336 276
2,930 621 19

1,339 276
3,320
666 19

95.6 46.0
127.6
60.5 4.7

Coffee Colquitt; Columbia

County
Private _ County _ County _ Joint,
Car

_

34

108 1,031.8 91.2 1,123

_

22

70 707.2 159.2 866.4

_

42

57 289

741.5 1,030.5

_ _

45 18

74 435.5 767.7 1,211.2

25 213.2 166

379.2

_

1

-------- -------- --------

404,280 311,904 370,980 436,032 136,512
9,360

-------- -------- -------- --------

1,843 10,571 12,414 221.6

113 2,474 2,587 61.5

169 3,783 3,952 87.8

104 1,129 1,233 68.5

--------

11

11 11

Cook, Coweta
Crawford Crisp

_ County._____________

19

_ County______________

28

_ ~ri~~te-_-_:::::::::::::I ~

_ County .

1

16

21 152

329.6 481.6

36 441 I 300

741

8

--90:9-1

------- -------154.6 245.5

16 105 ' 423

528

173,376

237 1,284 1,521 80.0

266,760

118 1,994 2,112 75.4

2,160 --------

20

20 20

88,288

18

388

406 50.7

190,080

47 1,083 1,130 70.6

Dade
DaWSOll

_ County

, 14

Private_______________

2

_ County______________

6

PPreirvaDtei_e_m_____________

14

27 145.5 185.5 531

115,400 -------- -------- -------- --------

3

2

32

34

12,240

298 1,489 1,787 111.6

8 67

35

102

36,720 -------- --------

16_ 84.5 --------

156
--------

240.5 --------

86,680 --------------

80
--------

755 1

835 ---41:7-
1 ---- ... --

Decatur
DeKalb_ Dodge, , Dooly__ .

______

County Private County
County County

_ _ _
_ _

16
8 68 32 20

29 15

I

191.8 57

207 1.818.4

35 284.5

21 153

290.3 187 210.1 675.5 471

482.1 244 2.028.5 960 624

173,556 87,840 730,260 343,000 224,640

-------- -------- -------- --------

88 1,498 1,586 66.0

3,273 12,684 15,957 234.6

208 2,017 2,225 69.5

55

937

992 49.6

Dougherty

__

County

Douglas_______________ County

Private

Early

Joint

Echols-_______________ County

Effingham_____________ County Joint

_ _

23 1

31 3

_ _

15 25

43 33

.

_

9

9

.

_

8

17

."_-'_-_"_- - _ -_-_-1~3~~~~~ 14

540 10
241.4 272.5
98
107.5 105.5

187 2.5
254.4 326.6 143
101 198.5

727 12.5 495.8 599.1 241
208.5 304

261,720 -------- 2,525 2,525 109.7

4,500 -------- --------

------~-

177,648

450 1,909 2,359 147.4

210,510

90 1,810 1,900 76.0

86,760 ,________ 329

329 36.5

lb~:~~g 1----122- --I;liiJ-i;289- --liil:i-

107 109 97
54:675:00 2,250.00 27,326.92 136,043.88

3 347 18 3:037 :50
1,125.00 2,732.69 3,580.10

33 30 16.86 34.09 38.65 23.56

284 30.3
17.8 28.2 29.3

2,693.14 45,318.73 12,852.76 100,906.22
585.00 177.16

2,693.14 103.58 16.3 2,832.42 23.88 21.1
2,570.55 -------- 32.9 3,479.52 32.01 33.9
292.50 45.00 23.2 -------------- 59.05 -------

33,492.94 17,745.64
71 , 3 7 8 . 4 9 25,248.41
1,681.75

2,392.35 2,957.60 2,745.32 2,295.31
417.96

25.06 64.29
24.36 40.65 88.51

26.5 28.2
35.5 18.4 12.6

99,235.27 86,796.40 89,065.92 119,633.11 44,644.88 2,236.60

2,918.68 3,945.29 2,120.61
2,658.51 2.480.27 2,236.60

-------17.59 36.00 31.62 39.54
203.32

24.5 27.8 24.0 27.4 32.7 23.8

39,351.24 78,117.30
499.65 23,436.68 42,554.53

2,071.11 30.64 22.6
2,789.90 39.17 29.2 499.65 24.98 23.1
2,929.58 60.40 26.5 2,659.65 39.29 22.3

35,121.26 2,465.07 10,910.31
24,794.40
27.00

2,508.66 -------- 30.4 1,232.53 25.24 20.1 1,818.38 -------- 29.7 1,771.02 47.29 28.6
-------------- 27.00 .~------

44,388.25 24,329.48 228,170.17 76,132.52 49,143.54

2,774.26 -------- 25.5 3,041.18 45.87 27.6 3,355.44 17.98 31.2 2,379.14 37.74 22.1 2,457.17 52.44 21.8

64,239.40 2,318.36 49,251. 92 58,891.41 23,158.04

2,793.01 25.25 24.5 2,318.36 -------- 51.5 3,2S3.46 27.01 27.7 2,355.65 32.53 27.9 2,573.11 70.38 26.6

18,331.35 1 31,345.28

2,291.41 -------- 24.4 2,411.17 42.56 28.6

TABLE III-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-PUPIL TRANSPORTATION-1957-58

--

-,.-

I

I

I

N umber Miles Travelled

Pupils Transported Daily

Total Expenditures

County

Type of Ownership

No. Buses
I

No. Trips

I
Paved Unpaved Total

Annual Mileage

I I More

I

Within Than
1Yz miles 1Yz miles

Total

Per Bus

Including Depreciation on County
Owned Buses

i
--1 Elbert , _______________ County.... ________ Emanuel, _____________ ~ri~~~~::: :::::::::::I

- -------

27

27 338

282

620

12

12 136

279

415

23

23 196.7 452.3 649

223,200

133 1,353 1,486 55.0 $ 59,492.41 $

149,400 -------- -------- -------- -------- 32,717.76

233,640

297 1,841 2,138 61.0

57,773.88

..
Average Cost Per

Bus

Child Mile

I

--

2,203.42 $ 43.97 26.r,
2,726.48 -------- 21.8
2,511.90 49.15 24.7

Evans _________________ County ______________ Fannin _____________. __ County _________.....
Cae., __... _...... _... Fayette __________..... Private. _____________
Cars _________________

Floyd. ____..... ___. ___ Pcoriuvnattey_._________._.__._._._._._._. !

Cars _________________

Forsyth. _________ . ____ ~ri:~~:..::::::::::::1

_..I Franklin _. _. __________ County.. __.... _..
Fulton_ ... ____________ County _-- -.-- _____.. 1 Private ______________

:::::::::: ~~~if~-:::: GilmerL., ____________

I

10

10 112

153

265

28

41 335

322

657

1 -------- -------. -------- --------

10

18 139.5 154

293.5

2 -------- ._------- -------- --------

43

89 728.3 207.2 935.5

1

1 11.5 -------- 11.5

2 .------- .------- -.------ --------

1

4 18.1 27.3 45.4

23

64 289.7 438.5 736.2

32

35 243

356.5 599.5

41

79 613

82

695

24

47 398

73

471

2 -------- -------- -------- --------

18

21 166

222

388

12

14 37.75 128.5 164

95,400 236,520
2,160 105,660
6,840

-------333
-------27
--------

747 2,703
15 985 20

747 3,036
15
1,012 20

74.7 108.4
15 101.2 10

336,780 4,140 1,296 16,344
245,982

-------- -------- -------- --------

586 4,892 5,478 124.5

-----.--

9

9

4.5

-------- -------- -------- --------

231 2,212 2,443 101.7

215,820 245,580 169,560
4,320 139,680
57,770

174 1,929 2,103 I 65.7
::~;:~n:::n: 192 6,177 13 178 1,699

22,050.58 81,236.42
1,039.84
31,099.27 982.50

2,205.05 29.51 23.1 2,901.30 30.05 34.3 1,039.84 69.32 48.1 3,109.92 31.57 29.4
491.25 49.12 14.3

111,809.38

2,600.21 1_. ____ .. 33.1

414.00

414.00 22.94 10.1

585.00 -------------- --------

2,980.64

2,980.64 ________ 18.2

72,290.75

3,143.07 34.02 29.3

64,300.41
127,637.88 78,630.94
387.00 39,643.80 32,294.44

2,009.38 33.33 29,7

3,113.11 1_. ___.. _ 51.9

3,276.28 33.39 46.3

193.50 29.76

8.9

2,202.43 -------- 28.3

2,691.20 42.34 55.9

Glascock.. __________..

11

f u " " 1 Glynn ________________ County _____________.
Gordon .... ___________ County..... _________ Joint. ___________ ... _

19 28
1

Grady. __. _. __.. __. __. County __.... _.......

28

11 98.6 19 347.2
62 275.4
3 15 31 266

169.4 63.1 524.3 15 519

268 410.3 799.7
30 785

96,480 147,528 289,892 10,800 284,100

80

318

398 36.1

41 2,301 2,342 123.2

-------- -------- -------- --------

259 2,237 2,496 86.0

57 1,729 1,786 63.7

25,620.00 57,283.09 68,181.44 3,082.26 73,295.80

2,329.09 80.56 26.5 3,014.89 24.89 38.8 2.435.05 -------- 23.5 3,082.26 31.85 28.5 2,617.70 42.39 25.7

Greene ________________ County .... __________ ! 14

14 148

227

375

135,000

66

622

688 49.1

~E~~~::::::::::::I----5~ ::::i6~: ::~;i:~: ::;~i:i: i:ii~::: GwinnetL_____________

9,720 --------

12

--------------

1

517,350

676 5,661

12 1
6,337

6.0 1.0 111.1

Habersham ............ County ________.. ____

5

Joint; .... ________ ._.1 19

7 73.9 43.4 117.3 34 277.7 201.1 478.9

42,228 172,404

-------- -------- --------
319 2,506 2,825 117.7

30,826.83 2,010.00
14.80 127,852.47
12,877.14 49,934.49

2,201.91 49.56 22.8 1,005.00 167.50 20.6
-------------- 14.80 --------
2,243.02 22.58 24.7
2,575.42 -------- 30.4 2,628.13 25.06 28.9

HalL ._._ ... _____..... Hancock ______________

County...... _____... 1 Private _______________ Car . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . County ___ . __________ 1 Per Diem

20

41 256

148.6 404.6

36

61 384.6 279.4 664.0

1 -------- -------- -----.-- --------

9

13 145

139

284

198,698 -------- -------- -------- --------

321,998

867 4,741 5,608 100.1

2,520 -------- 12

12

12

102,240

29_ 356

3855 42.7_

58,141.97

2,907.09

118,977.24 I 3.304.92

I 990.00

990.00

25,219.03

2,802.11

190.00 -------

--------
31.58 82.50 70.83 38.00

29.2
36.9 39.2 24.6
.

Har a Is011_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Har ris________________

CDun y ______________ Private_______________ County ______________ Joint . _______________ Cars _________________

24

35.5 59.5

25

33 169.9 402.2 572.1

2

2 24

17

41

13

19 242.9 170

412.9

2 .------- -------- -------- --------

21, 420 205,956
14,760 148,644
5,184

-------- -------- -------- -------161 1,661 1,822 65.0

-------57

-------- --------

811

868 57.8

--------

14

14

7

HHe.r.1rd. _________________________________

County ______________ County ______________

28 15

Private_______________

2

41 299.4 266.1 525.5 20 161.6 188.5 350.1 3 13.6 32.5 46.1

189,180

107 1,659 1,766 63.0

126,036 --------

16,596

74

873

947 ---55:7-

Henry ________________

Per Diem _____________ County ______________

-------16

--------
21

--------
240.3

-----_.-
228.5

--.-----
468.8

------.------168,796

--------
----.---

8
--------

8
--------

-----.-.
--------

Private. _____________

1

1 10.7 17.6 28.3

10,188

67 1,529 1,596 93.8

IHrwouinst_o_n_____________________________

County ______________ County ______________

23 10

Private______________

9

Jack son ______________ -

County ______________ Private. __________. __

28 1

28 334

189

523

14 106

187

293

19 100

223

323

48 395

490

885

2 14

15

29

188,280 105,480 116,280 318,600 10,440

86 1,638 1,724 74.9

-------- --------

-----_.-

38 1,109 1,147 60.3

--.-----

.------- --------

268 2,363 2,631 90.7

Jasp er________________ County ______________

10

Jeff Davis _____________ County ______________

4

Joint; _______________

18

Jefferson______________ County ______________

22

Jenk ins_______________ Private ______________

12

10 167

181

348

8 16

71.4 87.4

18 129.2 450.2 579.4

26 215.8 403.3 619.1

14 159.5 310

469.5

150,240
31,464 208,584 222,877
169,020

56

503

559 55.9

-------- -------- -------- -------233 1,467 1,700 77.2

112 994 1,106 50.2

76

623

699 58.2

Johnson _______________ Private, __________~ __

19

Jones __~ ______________ County ______________

4

Private ______________

1

Joint , _______________

8

Lamar________________ County ______________

11

20 135 4 49 1 10 8 94 17 131

482 85.5
15.6 160.5 135

617 134.5
25.6 254.5 266

222,120 48,420 8,640 91,620
95,760

120 883 1,003 52.7

- - - - - -- ~ -------- -------- --------

-------- -------- -------- --------

54

707

761 58.5

115

575

690 62.7

Lan ier________________ L.urens_______________ LLeibee, r-t-y-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

County ______________
County ____________... Joint ________________
County______________ County ______________ Cars_________________

Lineoln _______________

County ______________ Car __________________

Long-----------------

County ______________ Cars_________________

Lowndes______________

County ______________ Joint ________________

11

11 85.5 162.3 243.8

40

41 279

615.8 894.~

8

8 34

164

198

8

11 145

161

306

11

15 193

76

269

2 -------- -------- -------- -----.--

10

10 106

103

209

1 -------- -------- -------- --------

10

10 72

182

257

2 -------- -------- -------- - - ~ - - ---

22

35 193

460

653

2

2 17

34

51

87,759 322,128
71,280 113,760
93,958 6,120

57

513

570 51.8

-------- -------- -------- -------79 2,511 2,590 53.9

23

397

420 52.5

20

783

803 73.0

--------

4

4

2.0

75,240
2,880 86,760 2,700 233,774
18,258

124

514

638 63.8

--------

1

1

1.0

22

419

441 44.1

--------

9

9

4.5

-------- -------- -------- --------

236 2,397 2,633 109.7

Lum pkin ______________ County ______________

15

M.con _______________ ~ M.dison______________

Private_______________ County ______________

13 17

Private______________

14

Mar ion______________ ! County ______________

11

17 163.8 213.5 377.3

16 143.5 226.5 370

27 194

186

380

14 101

229

330

11 113.5 240.3 353.8

135,828
133,200 136,800
118,800 134,482

145 1,066 1,211 80.7

60

456

516 39.6

-------- -------- .._------ --------

108 1,800 1,908 61.5

47

488

535 48.6

8,453.38
99,629.11 4,852.18 42,219.81 2,225.19

2,817.79 -------- 39.4 3,985.16 65.07 48.3 2,426.09 -------- 32.8 3,247.67 58.04 28.4 1,112.59 158.94 42.9

55,331.26
31,759.94 4,991.84
96.00 47,680.64
3,205.24

1,976.11 33.35 29.2 2,117.32 -------- 25.1 2,495.92 42.09 30.0
.-.----------- .---.--- ------2,980.04 -------- 28.2 3,205.24 33.28 31.4

59,864.17 25,373.04 28,826.34 81,339.26
2,440.51

2,602.79 36.54 31.7 2,537.30 -------- 24.0 3,202.92 48.87 24.7
2,904.97 -------- 25.5 2,440.51 35.45 23.3

33,806.87 11,176.00 51,562.16
54,079.31 30,416.24

3,380.68 67.21 22.5 2,794.00 -------- 35.5 2,864.56 42.76 24.7
2,458.15 54.40 24.2
2,534.68 48.82 17.9

47.668.98 10,706.97 2,010.00 24,009.07 31,512.52

2,508.89 53.98 21.4 2,676.74 -------- 22.1 2,010.00 -------- 23.2 3,001.13 51.94 26.2
2,864.77 54.80 32.9

23,315.93 84,714.79 19,527.16
24,467.96 29,224.08
675.00

2,119.63 45.45 26.5 2,117.86 -------- 26.2 2,440.89 41.51 27.3
3,058.49 61.63 21.5 2,656.73 37.32 31.1
337.50 168.75 11.0

22,796.37
66.50 24,582.54
1,026.00 72,770.45
6,417.91

2,279.63 44.35 30.2

66.50 66.50

2.3

2,458.25 58.66 28.3

513.00 114.00 38.0

3,307.74 -------- 31.1 3,208.95 33.03 35.1

40,077.08
34,562.45 39,564.28 33,268.78
33,952.14

2,671.80 37.59 29.5 2,658.65 75.79 25.9 2,327.31 -------- 28.9 2,376.34 40.46 28.0 3,086.55 69.57 25.2

======i'_--===_=-=-=---T_ABL=E~I~II===C~o=n=t~in=u=ed==~W=H=IT=E~S=C=H=O=O~L=S==P=U=P=I=L===T=R~A=N~S=P~O=R=T~A=T=:I=O=N==1=95=:7=-=58==========

County

Type of Ownership

BNuose.s __ _ _ _

Number Miles Travelled

1

--,-_ _---,-

TNroip.s

I

I

Paved jUnpaved'I_Tot_al

MAnilneuagale

Pupils Transported Daily

1

--;-_ _---,-

I More I

1WYzimthiilnes 1YTzhmaniles Total BPeurs

Total 1 Expenditures
Including Depreciation on County Owned Buses

Average Cost Per

Bus

Child Mile

:::~-_-~~::::I-~o-~-!-~:-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~I ~ ~~;~~~-_~~~:::::::::: ~ Per Diem____________

! 5~l:: tiL m4

=

:

~

:

1

!U!~ ::::~~~: ::::~~~:h:~~~: ::~~~:~: $

~:f~g 11 40~ 41~ 6U

4

4

1

13,130.04
21,079.58 15,717.04
675.00 1,125.00
180.00

2,626.00

34.8

2,634.94 $ 38.09 29.6

3,143.40 675.00

--39:78-

31.8 26.7

1,125.00 140.62 52.0

-------------- 45.00 --------

Meriwether Miller
MitcheIL Monroe
Montgomery

_ County

_

Private

_

Cars

_

_ County

_

Joint;

_

_ _

g~:::::~~--~:::::::::::

~:;-iJ;~~-_~~::::::::::

_ Private______________

14
o6

14 218.3 9 7f

148.1 71.9

366.4 145.9 _

16

17 131 442 573

2

2

8

41

49 I

m f: f~ ~~~

I1J8 I

=_ :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::I!

10

12 173.5 94.5 268

131,904 -------- -------- -------- --------1

52,524

59 1,048 1,107 184.5

28,440

49

49 8.1

206,284

17,640

978 978 54.3

35,569.32 14,520.00
4,520.00 50,133.84 5,381. 75

2,540.66

26.9

2,420.00 47.79 27.6

753.33 92.24 15.8

3,133.36

24.3

2,690.87 56.76 30.5

f~U~g

~~ 1,329 1,351 56.2 694 776 51.7

=:~~~_ ::::::::

7 2

7

7.0

2

96,480

12

596

608 60.8

63,473.17

2,644.71 47.76 24.8

38,821.40

2,588.09 55.93 27.6

870.11

870.11 124.30 60.4

225.00 -------------- 112.50

33,585.00

3,358.50 56.35 34.8

Morgan Murray

_ County______________

_

Joint________________ County______________

Private_______________
~:;-iJ;~~-_~~:::::::::~

13

13 203

114

317 I

3

3 29

43

72

11

20 166 157 323'

9

12 108 206 314

'. :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::

114,120

_ 27,740.35

2,133.87

24.3

25,920 115,280

100 1,004 1,104

69.0 _

7,228.21 27,610.57

2,409.40 34.82 27.8

2,510.05

23.9

114,220

245 1,886 2,131 106.5

34,131.91

3,792.43 32.73 29.8

~:~~~_ ~::::~::

~

~

5.0

270.00

270.00 54.00 25.0

120.00 -------------- 40.00

Musoogee,_

County

_

Newton_______________ County

_

Joint,

_

Car

_

Oconec________________ County

_

Oglethorpe; ___

County

_

Paulding______________ County

_

Private

_

Peach

Private

_

Car

_

Pickens

I County

_

J ~~i~~~e_-_-:~===========

:;-~:;;i:;;: I~: 3f

55 612.4 16.21628.6 I

II

20

34 193.75 272.50 466.25

110

10 86

137

223 _

16 11

20 187 16

219 19

406 25

I _I

225,148
7,602 164,814
6,548
121,572

158 2,419 2,577 78.0

102 1,529 1,631 81.5

6

15

21 10.5

77 1,023 1,100 78.5

86,713.65 2,527.79
53,257.12 1,544.00
33,557.68

2,627.68 35.84 38.5

2,527.79

33.2

2,803.00 36.48 32.3

772.00 102.93 23.5

2,396.97 32.80 27.6

163,404

33 1,007 1,040 61.1

36,038.13

2,119.89 35.78 22.0

8,640 -------- -------- -------- --------

2,878.35

2,878.35

33.3

167,850

216 1,930 2,146 102.1

60,067.70

3,003.38 32.61 35.7

80,280 2,880

24

659 683 68.3

10

10 10

I 28,300.76 675.00

2,830.07 42.94 675.00 67.50

35.2 23.4

44,272.99

2,767.06

30.2

I 3,~~~:~~

3,389.89 32.24 27.6 900.00 150.00 27.7

PolL
Pulaski, Putnam Quitman

~~~r;re~_-_~~~~:::::::
County______________ County______________
Private_______________

Rabun

County

_

Private

_

Randolph

County

_

Richmond_____________ County

_

Rockdale______________ County

_

Schley. . Screven. ~ Seminole ..

_ County -"

1

Private

_

_ County.

_

Joint. ...

_

_ County __. -

[

Spalding Stephens . .
Stewart ..

_ County

1

_ County ~

. __

Private ..

_

_ g~~~_t!_-_-~:~::: ::::::I

Sumter Talbot

..

__ _

~g~t:-~~:~::~-~:J

Car

_

Taliaferro TattnalL Taylor

._ _ _

County _

Car

_

County

.Toint

County _.

Private.

_ _
_ ._

Telfair. Terrell, Thomas Tift.
Toombs _

_ Joint. .... _

_ Private

_

_ County _. _

_ County _

Joint

_

29 I
Ii ,

3:~2 1:~7~5:: 4:~7:8:~_ 'I--~6:5~3::-iI

--~~-I 249,080 I
11tm I

1,656 770 11

1,782399 I

59.6 69.9

11 11.0 II

2~
10

~~ ~::
11 237

_ :~~ __L~:~---------:::,9~~-

165 I 402

147,936

_~~6_1

2,325 4

15

650

I 2,661 115.6 1
66~ 1---66:5-1

7

9 121.2 108.1 229.3

82,548

13

455

468 66.8

4

4 41

61 I 102

36,720

13

131

144 36.0

,

12

23 174

89

263

6

10 31

96

127

11

11 132.3 189

321.3

il:: I::rl 94,680
45,720 115,668

1

.---- --------

223 1,365

47

463

41

69 647.8 100.9 748.7

269,532 ,851 3,952 5,803 141.5

14

17 105

179

284

102,240 _____ 1,289 1,289 92.0

1

1 17.9 10.3 28.2

6

6 68.6 68.4 137.0

20

25 230.4 344.8 575.2

6

7 51

96

147

11

32 157

236

393

10,152 49,311 208,752 53,214 141,480

----- -------- -------- --------

8

231

239 34.1

---_. -------- -------- -----.--

62 1,165 1,227 47.1

73

720

793 72.0

20

30 295.4 131.1 42.6

153,540

205 2,355 2,560 128.0

18

29 255.2 102.2 357.4

3

6 43.5

8

51.5

128,664 18,540

----270

---.---1,867

--2;137-

--------
101. 7

11 113.6 93.3 206.9

74,484

18

180

198 28.2

------ --------

1,440

1

3

4

4.0

20 I

26 253

i I-----T 18.4 99.2

2_ _

383

635

1.6 20 87.7 186.9
---I

f 1___
1I
26 15
3

56

44 ' 100

1

-------4.2

-------11.8

----16----II

35 293.3 534.2 773.5 I

16 136 3 40

234 68

370 108

I'

24 12

i 27 266.5
12 228.5

24212.8

I

688.5 450.3

31

31 404

409

813

20

41 187.3 471.15 658.45

22

24 176

521 I 697

10 1

I 23 I 109.5 150

259.5

_~~U~~:~.1 1 I 12
21~11 ___

11

23

171 314.5

-_:2~9~3:.:8-1

228,600 10,440 7,200 67,284
4,968

---I35 I 871

906 45.3

18

18 18.0

-- -- ----- - -------- --------

28

315

343 38.1

6

16

22 11.0

39,600 3,600 5,760 278,432 133,200 38,880

38

231

269 53.8

6

6

6.0

----- -- ----- -------- --------
_291 __::54~_ 1,572 58.2
57 I 777 834 ---46X

247,880 163,008
292,680 237,042 250,920

55 1,065 1,120 46.6

22

696

718 59.8

77 1,156 1,233 39.7

398 2,083 2,481 124.0

29 1,385 1,414 64.2

93,420 8,280
---..1-------- 105,768
I 326,916
-~--

45 I
81 I
_139-1

939 678 2,13~

984 I 98.4 -------T ------
759 , 69.0
2,272 87.3 5, 2.5

62,106.50 I 2,141.60 37.50 24.9

30,995.38

2,582.94 40.25 26.6

796.17 I

796.17 72.37 19.2

59,310.70

2,578.72

176.40 27,585.20

-----2;758:52-

20,835.68

2,976.52

9,824.73

2,456.18

25.50 44.10
42.43 45.79 74.99

26.9
-------
18.6 25.2 26.7

30,961.77 16,900.20 23,953.32 122,464.38
35,039.69

2,580.14 -------- 32.7 2,816.70 35.06 36.9 2,177.57 51.73 20.7 2,986.93 30.98 45.4 2,502.83 27.18 34.2

2,499.19 15,918.00 42,781.26 11,548.60
26,171.96

2,499.19 -------- 24.6
2,653.00 79.72 32.2
2,139.06 --.----- 20.4
1,924.76 46.63 21.7 2,379.26 36.34 18.4

47,484.76 38,867.82 5,752.26 17,473.32
669.69

2,374.23 20.16 30.9
2,159.32 -------- 30.2 1,917.42 23.89 31.0 2,496.18 97.07 23.4
669.69 223.23 46.5

55,994.46 1,821.00 2,377.01
19,849.23 1,671.26

2,799.72 64.28 24.4 1,821.00 101.16 17.4 2.377.01 -------- 33.0 2,481.15 70.55 29.5
835.63 104.45 33.6

13,657.15 666.67
2,874.03 69,948.06 36,917.56 11,410.92

2,731.43 59.12 34.4 666.67 111.11 18.5
2,874.03 -------- 49.8 2,690.31 47.19 25.1 2,461.17 -------- 27.7 3,803.64 62.19 29.3

60,631.19 36,438.49 86,591.55 52,539.67 65,504.54

2,526.29 56.93 24.4 3,036.54 52.35 22.3
2,793.27 74.90 29.5 2,626.98 25.22 22.1 2,977.47 47.29 26.1

29,477.75 2,099.41 29,464.79 76,246.22
270.00

2,947.77 31.39 31.5
2,099.41 -------- 25.3
2,678.61 46.55 27.8 2,932.54 35.74 23.3
135.00 54.00 15.0

TABLE III-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-PUPIL TRANSPORTATION-1957-58

Number Miles Travelled

Pupils Transported Daily

Tota!

County

Type of Ownership

No. Buses

No. Trips

Paved IUnpavedI Total

------------- ---

,

I

Annual Mileage

Within I MThoaren I Total I Per
1Yz miles!1Yz miles _ _ _ Bus

Expenditures Including
Depreciation on County Owned Buses

Turner ________ ---- --

County ______________ Private _______________

Twiggs ________

---

County ______________ Joint ________________

Car __________________

14

19 124.9 255.5 380.4

2

3 29.1 28.1 57.2

6

6 99.7 48.8 148.5

5

5 51.4 72 123.4

2 -------- -------- -------- --------

136,944 ------ - ------ -------- -------- $

20,692

43

791

834 52.1

53,460 - ------ - ------ -------- -------

44,424

36 621 657 59.7

10,620 --------

13

13 6.5

s 35,780.07
5,519.22 14,241.37 16,999.81
4,085.80

Union____ ---

---

Upson _____ ---- -- --

Walker. ___

---

County ______________
CCoaur;ty-_-_-_-~~~~~~ ~~~~~ Private _______________ County _____ --------

25

28 189.5 248

437.5

4 -------- -------- -------- --------

15

19 115 217 332

13

22 103 142 24,)

38

72 540.7 416.6 957.3

148,045 9,780
119,520 88,200 344,628

137 1,402 1,539 61.5

---------------

-

26 ------

26 --------

6.5 --------

72 1,719 1,791 63.9

348 4,975 5,323 140.0

51,150.30 4,121.50 32,141.68 29,540.00 84,983.00

Walton ___

---

Ware _____ ------- --'

County ______________

J o i n t _________________

Car ___________ ------

County ___ . ___ ------

Private. _~ _*_ Car ______ --

------------

19

44 268

341

609

I

2

9

22

31

1 -------- -------- -------- --------

29

45 271.5 456 577.25

1

2

6

18

24

1 -------- -------- -------- --------

219,240 11,160 4,813 267,836 8,640
1,800

- ------ -------- -------- -------157 1,929 2,086 104.3

4

21

25 25.0

-------- -------- -------- -------187 2,233 2,420 80.6

--------

1

1

1.0

52,999.00 2,360.29
786.65 59,475.95 3,587.00
90.00

Average Cost Per

Bus

Child Mile

---

2,555.71 -------2,759.61 $ 52.21 2,373.56 -------3,399.96 50.30
2,042.90 314.29

26.1
26.6 26.6 38.2 38.4

2,046.01 36.48 34.5 1,030.37 158.51 42.1 2,142.77 -------- 26.8 2,272.30 35.88 33.4 2,236.39 17.08 24.6

2,789.42 -------- 24.1

2,360.29 28.69 21.1

786.65 37.45 16.3

2,0.50.89 -------- 22.2

3,587.00 28.24 41.5

90.00 90.00

5.0

__ Warren._.~

--------

Washington _... --

Wayne___ --

---

County .... ___ ------

12

12 109

214

323

116,280

68 494 562 46.8

CProiuvnattye.. _._._.__-_-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-
County ______________ Per Diem ____________

1 20 31
--------

2 34 36
--------

18.2 191.1 347
--------

9.7 423.12 641
--------

27.9 614.22 988
--------

10,044 222,869 355,680
--------------

-----384 150
--------

-------1,060
2,206 14

-------1,444
2,356 14

-------6S.7 76.0
--------

W e b s t e r ________ Wheeler.. _______:

:

_-_-_-_

County _______________ County. _____________

Joint. _______________ .

7 12 1

White.. _______________ Private _______________

18

Whitfield ________ .. ____ Joint, ..... _____ .. ___

40

8 78 154.4 232

12 97 247 344

1

6

26

32

24 1.52.1 158.3 310.4

92 473.6 612.1 1,087.7

83,664 123,840 11,520 111,775
394,220

17 208 225 32.1

-------- -------- -------- --------

8

713 721 5.5.4

186 1,262 1,448 80.4

621 4,319 4,940 123.5

33,538.22

2,794.85 67.89 28.8

2,158.37

2,158.37 -------- 21.4

57,228.68

2,861.43 56.02 25.6

89,175.30

2,876.62 40.42 25.0

247.90 -------------- 17.70 --------

15,9.51.91
29,600.46 2,736.15 47,684.70 115,610.30

2,278.84 76.79 19.0 2,466.70 -------- 23.9 2,736.15 45.35 23.7 2,649.15 37.78 42.6 2,890.25 26.76 29.3

Wilcox.. _____.. ____ --
Wilkes _______ ----- --

County __. ___________ Per Diem ___ .. _______ County ______________ Joint. ________________

21
--------
5
9

-

23
------6 11

108
--------
76 150.1

444
------69 111.2

552

198,720 -------- 1,063 1,063 50.6

-------145 261.3

---,--

-52:200'
94,068

---------------

-

11 ------

13

713

11 --------
726

---------------
51.8

Wilkinson __. ------- Countv.c .

------

8

Worth .... __ ------ --- County. _. ___________

24

No Ireport mlade to St ate Office. 25 243.9 552.1 796

286,560

59 1,480 1,539 64.1

44,659.66

2,126.65 42.01 22.4

534.00 -------------- 48.54

13,011.20 2.5,348.88

2,602.24 -------- 24.9 2,816.54 53.80 26.9

60,241.80

2,510.07 40.70 21.0

TABLE IV-NEGRO SCHOOLS-PUPIL TRANSPORTATION-1957-58

Number Miles Travelled

Pupils Transported Daily

Total

Average Cost Per

Expenditures

County

Type of

No.

No.

Including

Ownership

Buses Trips

More

Depreciation

Paved IUnpaved Total

Annual Mileage

I Within Than Total
1Yz miles 1Yz miles

Per Bus

on County Owned Buses

Bus

Child Mile

--------1--------- -------- ---[-----[-- -------1-----[-----1--- ---

Appling
Atkinson Bacon Baker

_ JCooiunnt _ty_________-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

6 1

_ County ______________

5

_ _

County County

_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

3 10

6 75

177

252

1 20

18

38

7 49

93

142

3 25

97

122

11 124

309

433

90,720 13,680

-----39-

51,120

15

43,920 --------

155,880

5

-------- -------- $

561

600 85.7

392

407 81.4

193

193 64.3

825

830 83.0

s 15,302.27
2,966.77 13,155.65
7,729.83 32,328.86

2,550.38 2,966.77 2,631.13
2,576.61 3,232.89

-------$ 32.57
33.56 40.05 39.19

16.8 21.6
25.7 17.5 20.7

Baldwin
Banks Barrow

County______________

7

14 176.5 36

212.5

Private___

1

Per DieII1_____________

1 26

5

31

Joint_________________

2

County___

5

2 64.1 26.6 90.7 6 19.1 20.0 39.1

76,500 11,160
32,652 65,808

_

1 1,242 1,243 155.3

5

5

_

6

103

109 54.5

459

459 91.8

16,703.23 2,475.00 125.00 5,701.65
12,531.66

2,386.18 -------- 21.8 2,475.00 15.44 22.1
-------------- 25.00 -------2,850.83 55.36 17.4 2,506.33 27.30 19.0

Bartow __. Ben Hill. Berrien

_ County ______________

3

Private ______________

5

_ County ______________

5

Private ______________

1

_ County ______________

5

5 72.3 83.6 155.9

8 37.0 135.0 172.0

6 107

151

258

2 30

30

60

5 78

89

167

56,124 61,920 77 ,280 21,600 60,120

8,285.24

662

664 83.0

14,155.25

12,762.28

439

439 73.1

4,263.50

63

275

338 67.6

12,315.26

2,761.75 -------- 14.7 2,831.05 33.90 22.8
2,552.46 -------- 16.5 4,263.50 38.78 19.7 2,463.05 44.78 20.4

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks

County______________

13

Private_______________

4

County___

2

County______________

11

Per Diem

28 310.5 5 59 2 73 19 69
~

68 128 35.4 422

378.5 187 108.4 491

135,503 67,320 31,824 176,760

37 1,824

28

303

12

477

25 1,056

1

13

1,861 143.1 331 82.7 489 244.5
1,081 98.2 13 --------

43,857.79 13,104.56
6, 90.74
36,370.31 217.50

3,373.68 3,276.14 3,295.37 3,306.39

24.04 32.3

43.25

19.4

13.82 20.7

34.44 20.5

16.73 --------

Bryan _ Bulloch Burke

County______________

1

JoinL_______________

6

_ County______________

27

Per Diem____________

_ County______________

32

2 21

29

9 72.5 119

38 267

560

50
191.5 827

32 409.1 620.1 1,029.2

18,000 68,940 304,980
384,548

29

513

542

76 2,053 2,129

12

12

3,096 3,096

77.4 78.8
96.7

3,584.95 14,063.78 60,986.82
270.00
75,695.93

3,584.95 -------- 19.9
2,343.96 34.40 20.4 2,258.77 29.71 19.9
_ 22.50 -------2,365.50 24.45 19.6

Butts Calhoun Camden Candler

_ County______________

11

_ County______________

9

_ County______________

10

_ County______________

3

Private_______________

4

11 114.8 165

279.8

18 153.8 271.2 425

13 181.6 100.6 282.2

3 23

73

96

4 34

109

143

100,728 153,000 104,472 34,560
51,480

22

938

960 87.2

13 1,138 1,151 127.8

39

733

772 77.2

3

524

527 75.2

23,105.13 23,164.27 24,244.07
7,283.26
13,027.02

2,100.47 2,573.81 2,424.41 2,427.75
3,256.76

24.63 20.36 33.08
38.76

22.9 15.1 23.2 21.0
25.3

Carroll, Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee

_ Private______________

14

32 272.6 220.5 493.1

177,516

87 1,105 1,192 85.1

50,892.94

3,635.21 46.06 28.6

_ County______________

1

1 22

23

45

16,200

33

33 33.0

2,156.00

2,156.00 65.33 13.3

_ _ _

~i~~~~~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~}:

:::::~~:

::~~~~\:~~~~~:

::~~~~~:

::::::~~~~~~~:

~~~~~~~~

--~:;~n-~:;~~-

)~~;~:

----~~~~~~;~~-

:::::~;~~~;~~:,--~{;r~-

:::~~;l:

TABLE IV-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-PUPIL TRANSPORTATION-1957-58

County

Chattooga Cherokee
Clarke
Clay

Clayton Clineh
Cobb
Coffee ColquittColumbia
Cook Coweta
Crawford Crisp.. _.
Dade

Dawson

_

Decatur

DeKalb

_

Dodge. _. Deely ....

Type of Ownership

! I

I

I

Number Miles Travelled

I, No. Buses

No. I
Trips Paved Unpaved I Total

Annual Mileage

Pupils Transported Daily

h:~ Within I

Total

Per

1>1miles 1>1miles

Bus

Total Expenditures
Including Depreciation
on County
Owned Buses

Average Cost Per

Bus

Child

----1--- --- --- --- ---1------1--- ---------1-----1-----1---

.. _
_

County ____----------

CCoaru_n_t_y_________--

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

---
---

-
-

-
-

County ____ ----------

5 1
1
7

7 123.5 1 19
10 201.0

68

191.5

0.4 19.4

2.5 203.5

68,940 -------- 311

6,984 --------

98

2,160 --------

6

73,260 --------

924

s 311 62.2 S 12,741.01 S 2,548.20 40.97

98 98.0

2,379.15

2,379.15 24.28

6

6.0

540.00

540.00 90.00

924 132.0

19,062.21

2,723.17 20.63

_ County ____----------

6

7 115

52

167

Private ____ ----------

1

3 16

20

36

_ _

Joint ______ ---------County ____---------County ____----------

3
7 6

4 41 15 153 6 105.5

54

95

49

202

74.4 li9.9

60,120
12,960 34,200 72,720
64,764

-------- -------- -------- --------

-------- -------- -------- --------

-------- 738

738 73.8

37

903

940 124.2

13

310

323 53.8

9,771.12
2,730.00 7,309.10 19,114.20
13,505.63

1,628.52
2,730.00 2,436.37 2,730.60
2,250.94

--------
--------
26.84 21.17 43.57

_ County ____----------

4

_
_ _

Private____----------

County ____----------

JCooiunnt.ty__________--

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

3 12
8 19

9 123

7.5 130.5

6 118.2

5.0 123.2

14 110.5 310.2 420.7

11 205 205 410

28 307.6 155.5 463.1

46,980 44,352 151,452 147,600
166,716

-------- -------- -------- --------

-------- 654 654 93.4

24

826

850 70.8

--------

898

898 112.2

93 1,224 1,317 69.3

10,781.83 12,028.42 24,930.80 22,908.56 43,291.28

2,695.46 4,009.47 2,077.57 2,863.57
2,278.49

--------
34.88 30.18 25.51
35.37

_ County _ County
Car _ Private, ~ ~ ~ ~ _ County

_

5

_ _

118

_ 12

_

7

5 36

156

192

2i 378

294

672 _

13 110.6 20i.4 318

7 46

189

235

69,120

6

309

315 63.0

241,920

27 1,703 1,730 96.1

640 --------

4

4 4.0

115, i32 -------- 895 895 74.5

84,600

11

596

607 86.7

10,751.41 53,124.43
48.00 29,315.94 17,881.94

2,150.28 2,951.36
48.00 2,443.00 2,554.56

34.79 31.19 12.00 32.76 30.00

_ No Transportation Pro gram

Car__________________

1

No Transportation Pro gram____

_ County______________

12

17 114 293 40i

Private________ CaL

2

2 2 1 43

45

1

2 -------- -------- -------- --------

5,760

15

146,520

16,200 -------- 1,310

4,680 --------

30

15
. 1,310
30

15.0 _
.______
93.5 15.0

1,170.00
34,999.62 3,893.70 1,079.70

1,170.00 _
2,916.64
1,946.85 539.85

8.73
29.69 35.99

~~~Iire;,; -_-..::_::::
_ County_.____________
.':-_::::::::: _ County______________ ~~t_t~:

__ ~_I-----::- :~~::.1 _10~:~ __:~:::

12 I 18, li3.5 434

607.5

: : :: 10 I

13 'I 52

257
~~

309
:1~___

:~~:~::

:~_ 1,ln 1,2n _.:6~::_

215,040

55 1,115 1,1iO 97.5

107,240 -------- -------- -------- --------
4~;~g :~_ 1,1~~ 1,1~~ 8U

25'~~~:~6
29,273.27 24,591.51
1O'~bU~

~:::::~:_ ~U~
2,439.44 26.25 2,459.15 --------
2,~gU~ ~~:~~

Mile
18.4 34.0 25.0 26.0
16.2 21.0 21.3 26.2 20.8
22.9 27.1 16.4 15.5 25.0
15.5 21.9 7.5 25.3 21.1
_ 20.3
23.8 24.0 23.0
:~:~
13.6
iU22.9

Dougherty _... Douglas
Early Echols Effingham

_ _
._ _

County______________
Private______________ Private______________ County __.___________

11
5 21 3

13 240
61 51 291 216 3 44

172

'I'

96

383

30

412
147 599 [' 74

_ County -_-_-_-_-_-__- -_-_-_'!

4

7 56 ,40

96

.Joinl.____

61

11 95 '103

198

148,320

1,107 1,107 100.6

29,142.76

52,920 --------

212,400

60

26,640

391 391 78.2

981 1,041 49.5

82

82 27.3

15,367.29 54,609.47 7,533.02

3741,,526800 -----3-1-- --6-9-9-- ----7-3-0--!,--1 -7-35--.0,--11 0 88,.4584.4 04

2,649.34 26.33 19.6
3,073.46 39.30 29.0 2,600.45 55.67 25.7 2,511.01 91.871 28.2 22,,151138..5114 --3~3--.7-1-- 2214..14

Elbert.
Emanuel,
Evans. Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth. Franklin .... Fulton.

:
_
_ ._
_ _ _ _ _

Gilmer

_

Glascock . .

_

Glynn

_

Gordon __..

_

Grady _..

_

Greene

_

Gwinnett

_

Habersham.

.

HaIL.

_

375 578 309.5
45 167.5

139,500

20

208,080

61

111,420

9

16,200

12

60,300 --------

970 1,520
402
63 397

990 1,581
411
75 397

76.1 112.9 58.7 75.0 79.4

2,246.49 30.11 20.9 2,474.89 22.80 16.6 2,208.21 38.45 13.8
3,016.00 47.87 18.6
2,549.83 32.11 21.1

Hancock, ,

_

Haralson.

._

Harris. .

._.

559

201,240

161 1,669 1,830 130.7

-------- ------------ .. -------

3

3 --------

-------- -------- -------- -------68 1,373 1,441 131.0

2,981.77 25.01 20.7 .------------- 15.00 -------
2,196.46 -----_.- 38.1 4,235.32 41.98 49.0
2,816.56 -------- 17.5 2,649.09 21.63 17.6

Hart,

_

Heard

_

Henry

_

---------------

668 6
432 1,562

668 6
441 1,600

66.8 6.0
55.1 123.0

1,690.97 25.31 24.0

90.00 15.00

6.2

1,948.74 -------- 17.5

2,626.33 39.22 26.6

2,803.31 23.33 30.6

Houston.

.

Irwin

_

Jackson. .

_

Jasper

.

1,339 657 473 4
686

1,364 85.2 663 82.8 478 79.6 4 -------701 87.6

2,793.41 3,231.13 2,759.41
--_.---------2,914.02

33.38 39.34 35.00 9.00 33.98

29.5 20.3 17.4
-_.---18.7

Jeff Davis Jefferson.
Jenkins. Johnson

_ .
.

Jo int , __________ ._. __ CCaoru_n_t_y_____________________________ P ivate _______________

_ Private ______________

5

5 23

160.7 183.7

15

23 152 316.2 468.2

2

-------- --------

12 7

-----::"["":::-:

301 200

494.9 292

66,132

19

168,522

7

3.760 --------

178,164

3

102,560

2

285 1,194
9 1,090
706

304 1,201
9 1,093
708

60.8 80.0 4.5 91.0
101.1

t:~;~::::::::::::::::I I County______________

9

177.5 331

119,160

26

909

935 103.8

ounty ______________
CC 94 1~ 1U 19401.9 217329.9 5907,,693240 6448 1,027491 1,124839 17227..20 _ _o_unty ______________ 1 _ ~:..c=-------'-----=-=-'=----_.::....:..._-=---______'-'=----_.:='__=.:..'.. __.::::_=~_~______'".:_'_'--.""':":".'_____=~______'~O'.".

2,991.83 52.49 22.6

2,513.39 31.58 22.3

80.00 17.78

4.2

2,563.41 28.22 17.2

2,405.79 23.85 16.4

2,822.61 27.95 21.3 2,188.49 18.25 20.1 2= ,3~ 20~.= 44__'_ 38_ .5.1."". 1' 8." 3

TABLE IV-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-PUPIL TRANSPORTATION-1957-58

County

I

Type of

Ownership

I
I
No. Buses
I

No. Trips
---

Number Miles Travelled

Paved junpaved Total

Annual Mileage

Pupils Transported Daily

I More
Within Than Total Per

1Yz milesi_ 1Yz m_ iles

Bus

Total
Expenditures Including
Depreciation on County Owned Buses

Laurens _______________ County ______________

27

Private ______________

3

Lee___________________ County ______________

14

I Private ______________

I

27 141

3 17

16 159

1

9

557.35 58 241 14

698.35 75 400 23

251,406 27,000 144,000
8,280

-------- --------

-------- $ ~-------

12 2,065 2,077 69.2

-------- -------- w _______ --------------- 1,176 1,176 78.4

56,071.81 $ 7,185.94 32,463.87 1,877.87

Liberty _______________ County ______________ Lincoln _______________ County ______________ Long _________________ County ______________
Car __________________

17

24 188

153

341

7

10 97

118

215

5

5 27

95

122

1 -------- -------- -._----- --------

123,442

142 1,457

77 ,400

12

863

43,920

10

257

1.440 -------- 9

1,599 875 267
9

94.0 125.0 53.4
9.0

48,330.70
17,359.65 11,506.34
900.00

Average Cost Per

Bns

Child Mile

2,076.73 2,395.31

s--3-0-.-6-3--

22.3 26.6

2,318.85 -------- 22.5

1,877.87 29.20 22.6

2,842.98 33.17 39.1 2,479.95 21.12 22.4 2,301.27 44.77 26.1
900.00 100.00 62.5

Lowndes ______________ County ______________

13

Lumpkin ______________ County ______________

1

Macon ________________ County ______________

2

Private ______________

10

Madison ______________ County ______________

7

24 116

350

466

1 23

6

29

4 22

41

63

20 98

228

326

10 135

124

259

166,828

93 1,312 1,405 108.0

10,440 -------- 11

11 11.0

22,680 -------- -------- -------- --------

117,360

3 1,138 1,141 95.0

93,240

5

754

759 108.4

43,465.21 2,411.16
6,112.32
22,370.45 19,144.84

3,343.48 33.13 26.0 2,411.16 219.20 23.0 3,056.1, -------- 26.9 2,237.05 25.03 19.0 2,734.98 25.39 20.5

Marion _______________ County ______________

9

10 81

200.2 281.2

McDuflie ______________ j County ______________

7

9 75.4 127.1 202.5

108,687 73,120

----------------

733
--------

-

733 -------

81.4 --------

Private ______________

2

2 52.6 14.3 66.9

24,084

155

892 1,047 116.3

McIntosh _____________ County ______________

7

7 130.5 58.7 189.2

63,192

16

710

726 103.7

Per Diem. ---------- -------- -------- ~------- -------- -------- -------------- -------- 7

7 ._-------

19,996.84

2,221.87 27.28 18.3

18,187.95

2,598.28 -------- 24.8

5,324.30

2,662.15 26.36 22.1

17,895.01

2,556.43 25.20 28.3

305.00 -------------- 52.14 -------

Meriwether______ -- -- __I County ______________

19

Private_______________

I

Miller _________________ County ______________

7

MitcheIL _____________ 1 County ______________

16

Monroe _______________ County ______________

16

30 327.8 318.8 646.6

1 15

19

34

7 48

215

264

24 206

360

566

18 225

233Yz 458Yz

232,776 11,240
95,040 203,760 165,060

-------- -------- -------- --------

19 1,883 1,902 95.1

-------- 583

583 83.2

3 1,471 1,474 92.1

-------- 1,082 1,082 67.6

49,441.26 1,965.00
20,035.73 37,685.36 43,038.01

2,602.17 -------- 21.2
1,965.00 27.30 17.4 2,862.25 34.36 21.0 2,355.34 25.62 18.4 2,689.88 39.78 26.0

I Montgomery___________ Private ______________

5

7 80.2 56.8 137

49,320

16

Morgan _______________ county ______________

13

15 198

149

347

124,920

86

--I Murray _______________
Muscogee ____---- ---

No Transportation Pro gram ____

Car , , ________________ j

1

County______________

19

-------- -------- -------27 438.9 ---20:1-

-------- -------------- --------

--459---

9,000 165,240

17

588 1,018
18 1,563

604 1,104
18 1,580

120.8

15,082.80

3,016.56 25.65 30.5

84.9

26,783.34

2,060.26 26.31 21.4

18.0

--------------
1,035.00

-----1:035:00-

-207:00-

---11:5

83.1

49,684.61

2,614.98 31. 79 30.0

Newton _______________ Joint ________________1

Oconee________________ Oglethorpe ____________,

PCroiuvnattye ___________-_-_--_-_-_-_____I

Paulding ______________ , County ______________

Peach _________________ ! Private_______________

Car __________________ '

9

16 113

193

306

5

5 92

78.5 170.5

14

15 134.5 256.2 390.7

5

5 87.5 30.1 117.6

7

10 121

85

206

1 -------- -------- -------- --------

110,160 61,380
140,652 42,336 74,160
3,600

5 27 3 --------
----~---
--------

1,094 396
1,095
313 699
11

1,099 423
1,098
313 699 11

122.1 84.6 78.4
62.6 99.8 11.0

26,380.68 12,525.00 30,412.76
10,651. 90 18,355.77
453.75

2,931.19 24.11 23.9 2,505.00 31.63 20.4 2,172.34 27.77 21.6 2,130.38 34.03 25.1 2,622.25 26.26 24.7
453.75 41.25 12.6

Pickens---------------l County---

1

11

4

15 I

5,400

21 63

65 65.0

Pierce.,

Private______________

4

5 60

94 154

59,400

58 393 451 112.7

~~~k:::::::_::::::::::1 ~~~~L_:_:.:~~:::::::II------~- ~~ ~!:~ ~~;:~ ~~~:~_, !~:~~~ ~~_, ~!~ ~g~ l~b:g

Pulaski Putnam Quitman

1 County.; -----------County--.-----------

9

12 184 205 389

10, 15 148.6 176.6 325.2

,

county--------------1 Private __.___________

51 1

Car , ,

,

1

51 67.11 40

1 10

29

107.1 39

140,040 117.072

750 750 83.3 898 898 89.8

38,556 -------- -------- -------- --------

14,040

16 507 523 87.1

3,780

11

11 11.0

Rabull________
Randolph__ Richmond

No Transportation Pro gram

1

'

--m:r ~~i~~t:-:-::::::::::I-----J -----/--~gr- --~grr ------~tn~g- :::::;~: ----94~- --1:01;- :::;i:;:

County--

, 15

22 254.3 84.1 338.4

121,824, 284 1,452 1,736 115,7

Rockdale

county.-------------1

6

6 53

99 152

Schley---------------- County--------------

61

6 84.4 73.2 157.6

Screven

County--------------

24

29 229.7 445.8 675.5

Seminole Spalding

'1 County--------------1 County--------------,

5 8.

10 10

68 136.7

135 61.5

II

203 198.2

54,720 56,736 244,531 73,080 71,352

25 500 525 87.5

21 505 526 87.6

3 2,090 2,093 I 87.2

4

532

753846 I' 107,2

60 724

98,0

Stephens Stewart
Sumter..

County--------------1
: 8~.~~t-y-.---::::::::::::1
Private __- __
County--------------

21

3 35.9 30,5 66.4

1~1 -----15 --1-41~-:9-- --19-1~--,1-- --3-4

2--

3-61- ---

16[ 32 370 271 641

Talbot. Taliaferro

--

Cproivuantet

y

-

-

-

.

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

,
1

95 ,

County ____

8

TattnalL__________ County--------------

5

-.------------l Private __-- ----------,

3

Jomt ..

3

Taylor----------------' CProivuantety. ,--_-_-----------

94

Telfair

Joint________________

9

Terrell

private---.----------l 10

Thomas

County--------------

18

l~~~~~:::::::::::::::1 ~~~:~;~~:t-a~;~~:~~~ ~ gram__

Treutlen __.

Private. ..

1

4

Troup

Private______________ 13

188 17659..58 18121.6 218508..81

8 63

88 151

7 51.8 117.6 169 5 57.4 54.8 112.2
4 40.9 87.5 128,4

I 94 13394

18455

217294

16 99 247 346

20 18

189.8 304

I

229436.5:I

436.3 597

~ :~! ~!~:: ~~~::
4 66.6 75.1 141.7 14 276 193.5 469.5

23,904

158 1621 81.0

liU~g 15,480

56

56 28.0

i -----22-2 --1 16835-- --11-,'610857-l--180-4..6

230,760 15061,,901868

-----~-~-2--1---1--1,-~,-'5~-~--

--1--';-6-~--

---~-~-0--:-i4----l

54,360

60,984 40,392

--------1--------

--------

--------

46,224 -----30- ----SlS- ----S4S- ---77:0-1

14040,,644400

~5 ~l~ ~~~ ~~:~

124,560

143,307

2 1,509 1,511 151.1

214,920

49 1,253 1,302 72.3

~~!:~~~_ :::::~~: ~~~ ~~! ~~;:~

51,012

26 333 359 89.7

169,020

92 1,118 1,210 93.0

Turner , , Twiggs.,,

j

County--------------! County--------------1

7 10

Jporimvta.t._e_____________ 1

21

Car..________________

1

I

9 120 141 261.9 10 114.1 103.1 217.2

21 1153.1 I 262

3251.1

94,284 78,192

517 517 73,8

182',2683061-----4--1-1---1-,3-0-0-- ---1-,3-4--1-'1--1-0-3--.1- -

720

5

5 5.0

1,797.39 11,757.47
lU!Ug

1,797.39 28.53 33.2 2,939.37 29.92 19.7
~:~~~:~~_ ~U~ ~U

27.004.28 27,579.91 8,59790 2,26200 1,056.00

3,000.48 36.01 19.2 2,757.99 30.71 23.5

1,719.58

22.2

2,26200 21.42 16.1

1,056.00 96.00 27.9

_
2~:~~nr i-----n~nrl-:;::;~-I---~ff

45,371.05

3,024.74 31.25 37.2

15,563.65 1 2,593.94 31.13 28.4

13,081.00

2,180.17 25.90 23.0

52,239.63

2,176.65 25.00 21.3

12,112.59

2,422.52 22.77 16.5

18,872.28

2,359.04 26.07 26.4

4,844.87
261',310952 . 6867 2,522 .25 34,537.45

2,422.44 ..

20,2

5~,:5~02~.U8;3

1 19,74 --24:S6-

~7U,1

2,158.59 21.79 14.9

2141:400180._9059 16.827.36
11,066.62 8,560.10 8,859.23

22,,387082..7072 28.73 2214..16 2,103.42 35.28 30.9

2.213.32

18.1

2,853.37

21.1

2,953.08 34.82 19.1

283,,641519..1420 25,320.98
30,484.90 50,203.95

22,,165026..7680 35.20 2139..32 2,813.44 40.97 20.3
3,048.49 20.20 21.2 2,789.11 40.07 23.3

~!:~~~:~~J--J~~~:~~- --~~:~~- ---~!:!-

10,456.50

2,614.13 31.40 20.4

37,315.36

2,870.41 33.38 22.0

17,705.52 19,999.74 24,,915615..2550
180.00

2,529.36 34.25 18.7

1,999.97

25.5

22,,905812..2755 20.86 3352..69 180.00 36.00 25.0

TABLE IV-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-PUPIL TRANSPORTATION-1957-58

County
Union Upson Walker Walton
Ware Warren Washington

Type of Ownership

No.

No.

Buses TrIps

Number Miles Travelled

r

I

I

I --~------C-I- I _Pupils Transported D_Y ailI Total

I

_____

Expenditures

I

I

I

I More

II

I Including
Depreciation

Average Cost Per

Paved lunpaved Total

Annual

WIthin Than Total Per

on County

Bus

Child Mile

MIleage 1~'2 mllesll~ IDlles)

Bus Owned Buses

- 1- _
_
-----2f _

. --
g~~Hr;~~~t~:t~~~:~;~,gram 1~

---i~- r--:--- 2gf-Il--m---

------i~n~f

:::::~~J1 ---~~-~ 1j----~~f,---~iTI1 S---~H~r~-i$

-~I----
---n~nr i-~nr ---~n

_ y~~~:~::::::::::::::

_

~::~-t~_-:::---------
CaL ::::::::::!

_ _

8~~~;;::::::::::::::1

~ I~ I~~ II;~ 3~1 [
: ------~- ---~~--- --;~~--- --~~~---I

I;2 -------- ---------------

1

I~ I~~ i~i.8 ~~b.8

I:: :::: I~Ug~ -----57-I-TOi2-1--i:ii69-r--iOiiX
:::::~ ------~-I I I:~!

5,040 --------1 18 18 9.0

I~U~~

90 =:=~~__ =::~6 :2::_

I:~:::~:i:b:::~:~ I
594.00
~g:m:~~

I::: U~U~ --2ii:99- ~U
~:~::::: :::~:
297.00 33.00 11.7
U~U~ __3=:~4_ it~

Private_____ CaL

10

j

I

23 151.56 297.56 449.12

161,690 1,000

81 1,775 1,856 185.6

19

19 19.0

41,178.73 250.00

4,117.87 29.27 25.4 250.00 13.16 25.0

."'.1.".

- -- Wayne_~ ______________
Webster _______________

C C

o o

u u

nty nty

____ ____

~
-

-
-

-
-

-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-

-

Wheeler _______________ White _________________

Private____ County ____

-
-

-
-

-~-
---

---
---

-
-

-
-

Private_____ ----------

4
6 3 8 2

6 131 6 65
3 31 8 86 2 41

58 145.9
69 168
6.3

189 210.9
100 254
47.3

68,040

271

75,924

36,000

12 607

91,440

15 506

17,028 [________

19

271 I 67.7
__
619 68.7 521 65.1
19 9.5

14,481.15 11,871.18
6,791.73 17,371.39 5,591.66

3,620.29 53.44 21.2

1,978.53

15.6

2,263.91 30.75 18.8
2,171.42 34.33 18.9 2,795.83 294.30 32.8

Whitfield ______________
Wilcox________________ Wilkes ______

Joint- _____ Car ________

-~------

--

----------

County County

____ ____

::::::::::\

::::::::::1 Joint- _____
Wilkinson _____________ County ____

----------1 Joint- _____

Worth ________________

County ____ Car ________

-

--

-

-

--

-

--

I I

----

.'. ---=~---l---:::~-

--~~:~-

Igg~ 1::::::::1 ~~ n ~tg I ~:&g~:gg Ug~:gg mj; ~U

8 11 4

I nu 11 76 214 1290
g 1~&.611~L

104'400 - - - - - - - - 574

574 71.71 18,909.14

I~Ui~ 1------S- -Tiiis- --i:i7ii- ---7S:4- 2~:m:~~

2,363.64 32.94 18.1
u~n~ --3i:is- ~U

J-------------1-------------- --------1-------- 6

No report m adetoSt ateOflice

1 1

4
I U~g ~:~~~ i~U 14 -----23-t--iiiiiXI--6i3:ii-hso:i- - ----273:52ii

1

l----5S-1 1-------- I I

--------1-------- - - - - - - - -

1,800 1--------

---- --- _ ----

I

1----44:800:3s-I-----3:485:74- --22:5ii- ---iiiX

3

3 3.0

45.00

45.00 -------- 2.5

1

- - - - - _ ..__ ...~_ ----

TABLE V-WHITE SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

~

~

ENROLLMENT

_ - ------- -

...-

-

SYSTEM

Ungr.

BY GRADES

Elementary

High School

Grand No.

Net

Exc. &

Total Prevo Enroli-

Spec.

=1-3~.-;~ Kg. 1 1 1 2

~~~--l~~~~~ Appling. ~~~ _~~ ___

Atkinson. ~~~~~~~~ Bacon ____________

-----

-----

~~~~~. ~~~~~

147, 197

175 237

3
326 148 238

4
293 158 219

5
328 159 207

6
342 162 202

71 I
285 145 201

8

9

1

305 259 118 116 179 166

I I 10 11 12 Male Female Total Male Female

~I~ - - - -
218 146 136

2,177

543

521

78 72 60

580, 514 1,094

223

221

151 111 99

767

734 1,501

338

368

Total
1,064 444 706

ment Enrolled

3,241

235

1,538 2,207

~~~--~81

men t
3, 006 I, 5 8 2,1 26

Baker_~ ___~ ~ __~ ~ ~

_~_~_

48

39

42

52

46

40

26

35

40

23

23

16

170

123

293

74

63

137

430

23

407

14 Baldwin. __~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ 1::::: 20 244 235 253 272 275 217 176 242 228 159 172 114

915

791 1,706

470

445

915 2,621

109 2,512

Banks ..... _____~ Barrow .. __. _____

-----

-----

Bartow___________ -~~ 44 :::::

147 131 122 154 154 126 111 102 96 106 60 49

487

458

945

189

224

413 1,358

103 1,255

189 158 183 182 190 150 124 111 ------ ------ ------ ------

603

573 1,176

573 507 555 506 559 450 379 400 351 240 160 135 1,892 1,681 3,573

51 645

60

111 1,287

641 1,286 4,859

158 1,029 240 4,6 19

Ben HilL_~~~~~~~ ~~~~~I~_~~~ ~~~_~ Berrien ___________ ----- -----,-----

116 300

114 303

117 273

106 293

133 322

94 267

125 288

89 273

72 ~~~~~~ ------ -----227 197 148 111

421 1,055

384

805

991 2,046

87 496

74 460

161

966

956 3,002

111

855

197 2,805

Bibb~~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~~ ~~ 87 _~~~~ -----

----- Bleckley ~~~~ ~ _~ _~ ~
Brantley ~ ~ ~ ______ Brooks ___________ Bryan ____________

----- ---------
-----,-----
----- -----

---------
-----

2,255
92 158 129
118

2,004
82 169 108 124

2,135 84 171 111
116

2,006 2,038 1,741 74 92 79 150 180 159
123 164 112 122' 1001 98

1,521 92 176
119 96

1,727151

_1_,_4_4_3_

1,096
------

878 ------

631 ------

154 135 113 98 87

115 91 88 78 73

105 71 62 50 37

:::::1 Bulloch __________
Burke____________ Butts ____________

---------

-----
-----

24

381 198 133

350 192 105

349 171 119

339 170 116

367 214 120

364 148 98

281 140 85

327 128 93

281 151
79

246 89 63

214 116 60

196 69 56

Calhoun __________ -----,----- ----- 73 82 80 95 93 72 89 74 64 71 55 48

Camden __________ _____ 1 ____ -

154 157 152 167 162 139 102 117 105 97 53 63

7,097 293 663 1 426 413
1,294 647 400 283 543

6,690 302 500 440 361
1,161 586 376 301 490

13,787 595
1,163 866 774
2,455 1,233
776 584 1,033

2,8~i
294 202 161
654 276 158 156 215

2,879 1 39
293 243 164
610 277 193 156 220

5,769 75
587 445 325
1,264 553 351 312 435

19,556

847

670 --------

1,750

135

1,311

79

1,099

104

3,719

250

1,786

137

1,127

44

896

65

1,468 --------

18,7 09 670
1,615 1,232
995
3,469 1,649 1,083
831 1,4 68

Candler. _________ CarrolL _________ Catoosa _________~

-----_-_-_-_-

-----_-_---

---------
_____

96 527 625

I Charlton ___________ ~~ __::: _____ 121

109 92 509 542 548 588
1131 110

113 482 541 104

97
523 587 116

107 459 494 108

104 391 449 100

97
398 390
94

83 429 382
93

82 337 325
72

56 248 239
51

58 210 162
56

375 1,782 1,995
393

343 1,651 1,837
379

718 3, 4331 3,832
772

182 835 741 192

194

376 1,094

9 1,085

787 1,622 5,055

232 4,8 23

757 1,498 5,330

59 5,271

174

366 1,138 -------- 1,1 38

Chatham~________

206 _____ -----

1
2 99612'631

2,590

2,638

2,764

2,262

1,845

1,876

1,902

1,525

1,215

904

9,174

8,758 17,932

3,779

3,643

7,422 25,354

2,453 22,901

----t---::l--------- J ____ Chattahoochee_______

1_ ___

CChheartotokoege a-_-_-_-_-_-_~_-_ -----
Clarke. __________1 71

~

---

371

15 26 17 435 4201 399 614 560 580 7461 543 626

26 405 602 561

15 415 535 620

26 370 605 458

7 314 494 443

16 14 249 276 465 378 464, 381

17 170 279 295

8 146 209
268

6 107 144 275

71 1,422 2,109 2,282

61 1,336' 1,881 2,157

132 2,758 3,990
4,439

23 459 731
810

38 489 744 8731

61 948 1,475
1,683

193 3,706 5,465 6,122

12

181

262 3,444

540 4,9 25

408 5,7 14

Clay _____________ ----- ----- _____I 31 43 36 36 36 50 36 30 28 30 20

-- Clayton _______________ 1 _____ ,----- 1,186 1,064 1,093 1,010' 1,007 796 628 635 562 453

CCloInbcbh. ._.__--_~ -__~~-_-_-_T~-_-~-_-~_~_:: 1_-_-_-_--_12,1184761 2,017174 Coffee____________ 58i----.I----- 436 456

117[ 126 1351 130 2,034 2,08412,12511'716
458 501 499 422

112 1,481
402

106 1,336
402

116 69

1,4401601

1,0491 337

314 53
826 267

Colquitt, ___ ~~~___ _____ _____ _____

538 499 1

512

544

550

456

425

1201 1241 104

68

18
223 40
605 221
55

147

1

658

37',

454 081

1

1,741

1,860

121

268

3,126 426 623
61,,491 1 1,664

6,784

880

13,704

33,,

232 524

1

70
1,173 204
2,593 809 236

56
1,014 180
2,629 828 235i

126
2,187 384
5,222 1,637
471,

8,:;:1-----~~~

118,,296246
4,869 3,995 1

1,511255[
374 225

394
8 , 1 48 1,1 39 17,411 4,4 95 3,770

TABLE V-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT

ENROLLMENT

SYSTEM
cOlumhla Cook. Coweta Crawford Cris p

u ngr. ,
'I~~i. :J1-"'I"1---,---,-------1~-;.,I-'-6-J"-~-~-j", I~J_1172 --1-- l Exc. S;'c 1

1
12241 2225 3223jl :09

BY GRADES

--;1--'-1-"-1---,
1
8168 9153

I

Elementary

High School

I Male I Female I Total . Male I Female I Total

Grand Total Enrollment

No. Prevo En-
rolled

Net
Enrollment

~~-~-----

------

1219

756

643' 1,399

254

264

518 1,917

I
61 1,911

'__________ 270 213 220 247 242 196 215 201 152 152
I-----'-----I----- 269 225 214 255 327 248 236 228 114 97

85 47

78 57

839

764 1,603

924

850 1,774

321

347

668 2,271

259

284

543 2,317

1561 2,115 200' 2,117

,1

, 54 47 45[ 45 57 47 55 37 48 28 24 23

175

176

351

80

80

160

511

25

486

, ,____

_I 299 285 282 278 256 276 211 212 169 175 137 108

976

911 1,887

399

402

801 2,688

12 2,676

m m m m Dg:e~c~a~tu~r::::::::::I::::I:-:-:--:--'---I---:-1'

415 '

2~~
391

386

360

n~
404

2~I
330

2~~
325

332

Ig~
290

1~~
235

~~
178

DeKalh

'I,

88,

,

,1 4,394 4,032 3,904 3,760 3,878 2,938 2,255 2,281 2,191 1,790 1,282

Dodge

1----- -----1-----' 322 333 292 362 369 341 281 279 275 197 139

~

4 4

856 382

797 1,653

351

733

154 1,383 1,228 2,611

949 13,167 12,082 25,249

117 1,207 1,093 2,300

282 132 598 4,245 461

325 152 591 4,248 546

607 284 1,189 8,493 1,007

2,260 --------

1,017

76

3,800

224

33,742 2,084

3,307

234

2,260
941 3,576 31,658
3,073

Dooly

1

- -- --

--- -- ,

117'1 143

140

143

149

~ Dougrerty-------,

1
20;

1----1 1'~n I,m 1,~~~ 1'~~g 1'~gg

Ol ir~;a~::::::::::I-:::t:-:>:1 1~~ 1~~ 1~~ 1~~ 1~~

m130 119 g~~
1~~ l~~,

106
~~~
1~~

120
g~~
1~~

m m 103 87 70 ~~~
l~~ ~~ ~~

496 3,752 1,315
643 146

445 3,513 1,133
593 136

941 7,265 2,448 1,236
282

226 1,246
514 264 90

260 1,254
429 286
87

486 2,500
943 550 177

1,427 9,765 3,391 1,786
459

118 1,309

243 8,925

360 3,031

110 1,676

48

411

E'lingham Kbert.

, -I

1---- 175 165 181 -1--- I ~~~, 240 255

152 299

165 298

162 252

~~~
267

195 28

g 14

93

21 185

77 162

1~~
133

586 979

567 1,153 898 1,877

276 462

276

552 1,705

513

975 2,852

15 1,690 131 2.721

~:i~~~~~::::_:_{::T:-:,--- m m :ii m m :~i m :u :i~ :~~ :~i 1~ 1,152

995 2,147

541

5

416

350

766

208

2 1,465 1,293 2,758

620

542 1,083 3,230

185

393 1,159

622 1,242 4,000

260 2,970 58 1,101 122 3,878

Fayette

]

1

1 153 141 162 144 160 120 131 129 91 93 49 41

513

498 1,011

Floyd_______ Forsyth Franklin

_

,_

955 831 824 823 893 749 687 589 564 489 391 292

'

1

--- __

'-----1 --- I

352 296

318 289

339 303

311 304

352 313

289 278

306 279

251 298

277 261

145 217

131 166

107 136

3,044 1,178 1,054

2,718 1,089 1,008

5,762 2,267 2,062

185 1,154
446
508

218 1,171
465 573

403 2,325
911
1,081

1,414 --------

8,087

694

3,178

147

3,143

152

1,414 7,393 3,031 2,991

Fulton___________ 100,___ _

2,418 2,336 2,244 2,372 2,429 1,981 1,656 1,834 1,622 1,221 835 668 7,905 7,631 15,536 3,058 3,122

180 21,716 1,686 20,030

Gilmer.

1

_ __ _

272 263

248 239 235 233 195 215 125 89 73

922

8521 1,774

330

367 6' 6971 2,471

Glascock___ Glynn______ Gordon_____

-- ----- ----

1 30

23 __I

' ___

-----

757

406

~;~;~t~;;;;;;:i::;::':1-:;; -) 1'~~;

Habersham

'

,

oj 525

:1:: 49

48

675

727

382 385

ill. 324 294

103 126 119

949 951 1,032

438, 493 478

40 752 420 332
124 914 520

48 676 366 284
121 811 408

36 509 329 298
102 700 381

48 544 301 287
117 643 345

41 518
99 236
106 593 264

32 442 88 193
76 489 256

28 352
94 142
93 316 186

18 272 55 133
61 293 198

141 2,402 I, 66 1,130
412 3,389 1,683

140: 2, 3911 1,272
985

281
793 242',,613185 1

90 1,012'
304 480

403

815

3,029,1 1,560

63,,421483)

261 1,104
603

l,m77l 511
192 1,230
646

167 2,128
637 991
453 2,334 1,249

448 6,921 3,275 3,106
1,268 8,752 4,492

Hall.

'1 '

Hancock.________

~I ----- 897 810 803 864 868 715 734 569 630 377 307 24 56 451 52 55 62 56, 571 46 60 35 42 2

2,979 182

2,

712 201

1

5,691 383

1,019 113

1,1~~1

2,125 212 1

7,~~gl

114 2,357

28

420

453 6,468

331 2,944

146 2,960

72 1,196

798 7,954

266 4,226

849 6,967

11

584

~l~,,!l

ml 195 194 105 111 263 219 ,1 238 111 123, 109 247 230' 263
I
731 709 658

128 139 132'

202 202 191

68 69 73

Jeff Davis _____________ 1 __________ 1 220 174 230

2221 119
218048,1
240'

ml 240 109
3111 287
108 121 244 244

714 1, 716 1 577

166 163 147

223, 206 197

2f~1

63, 239

63 224

170 174 141 1091 87 87 117 81 92 49
232 1 214 1 222 1 156 151
l 122, 76 90 54
1n 179 170 146 120

4541 491 152, 134 1731 105 451 51 202' 181

424 1 327 1 272 1611 116' 104
47 31 28 48 41 42 203 137 104

-----1----- Jefferson
Jenkins,

..
~.

_______ 1_____
_______ !_____

-----

-----

Johnson. _________ I _____ Jones. ________________
Lamar. __________ -----

-

-

-

-

-

-.-.--------.

214 115 101 120 66

189
104 112
97 70

204 105 120 99 73

209 122 135 101 68

193 112 145 82 77

187 107 128 92 69

1471 158 113 76 134 139
77 88 65 63

180 84 79 70 71

114 59 81
68 45

95 60 71
42 41

:::::!::::: Lanier. __________
Laurens __________

----- 96 97 95 93 91 92 91 83 75 63 45 285 299 256 280 306 288 218 232 203 151 131

Lee ______________ ----- -----

62 67 66 63 77 55 50 53 44 37 33

Liberty. Lincoln.

_________ _________

,_-_-_-_-__-

----- -----,- I-----

175 78

167 64

155 76

156 65

151 77

132 71

106 48

109 69

135 69

71 61

61 44

:::::1---:: Long _____________
Lowndes _________

-----

Lumpkin _________ Macon ___________

----- -----

88 349 185 107

70 356 177
95

67 335 175 111

87 307 201 100

73 315 195 117

77 273 206
93

64 251 166
93

79 240 176 100

52 217 130 100

42 153 75
63

39 130
61 74

Madison .. _______

-----1----- 212 215 214 249 235 221 198 200 185 146 114

Marion. ____. ____ McDuffie _________ McIntosh. _______

-----1----- 63 68 69 55 57 74 75 58 60
----- ----- 175 184 164 161 188 188 139 150 117 84 62 69 64 74 83 63 59 43

38 90 42

44 69 21

Meriwether_______ 12 ----- ----- 221 208 209 239 267 205 201 187 186 159 147

Miller.,, .. ________

-----,----- 137 121 125 135 125 148 128 109 97 93 96

----'1"--- MitcheIL ________
Monroe. _________

-----

-----

1 -----

Montgomery ______

176 115
69

140 108 81

182 126 82

151 96 79

189 136 106

154 128 84

134 85 80

148 105 81

131 85 60

125 78 75

97 61 51

Morgan. _________

151 130 132 147 147 114 127 114 89 83 61

Murray __________

-----1----- 313 285 319 294 338 224 217 205 180 173 120

:::::i::~:~ Muscogee. __~ ____ 39

I

Newton .. ________

Oconee___________ ----- ----- ----.

Oglethorpe __ . ____ Paulding. ________

---------

----- -----
----- -----

3,183 335 136 96 325

2,933 2,903 315 328 120 131 89 102 312 321

2,796 306 138 90 334

2,8362,313 ,1,8161,852 1,994 334 296' 255 2;9 283 151 1141108 104 115 98 113 96 104 91
313 276 2441 244 188

1,475 219 71 83 166

1,087 164 77 79 124

Peach __.. ________ Pickens. ______. __ Pierce ____________ Pike _____________
Polk _____________

----15

----------
-----._--

----.
----.
-------.-I

151 256 240 96 442

138 227 238
108 414

167 2;0
237 105 412

140 234 239 109 467

154 249
222 117 499

126 123 105

2211 197 196

233, 232 213

113:
406,

38847'1

95 209

136 138 182
81 188

102 99
117 96 178 145 55 56 160, 124

77

755

681 1,436\

50

388

394

782

121

976

858 1,834

59 80

404 889

363 750

1

767 1,639

214 2,340 2,231 1 4,571

96

519

508 1,027

21

746

648 1,394

29

233

205

438

96

793

708 1,501

111

683

660 1,343

51

437

341

778

53

437

438

875

51

352

316

668

32

263

225

488

33

365

121 1,029

31

223

43

545

42

258

290

655

903 1,932

217

440

497 1,042

221

479

38

315

232

547

96 1,159 1,027 2,186

48

679

626 1,305

45

390

326

716

89

852

692 1,544

24

239

222

461

69

650

549 1,199

25

271

228

499

123

807

755 1,562

89

512

407

919

77

558

61

401

55

296

67

0509

93 1,042

568 1,126

393

794

285

581

439

948

948 1,990

804 10,959 10,235 21.194

140 1,089 1.080 4,583

61

483

415

898

69

364

320

684

99 1,122 1,003 2,125

68

501

498

999

75

824

810 1,634

115

898

758 1,656

44

404

331

735

122 1,564 1,460 3,024

275

313

191

198

439

425

202,1

199

353

342

899

829

311 111

~~~I

113

98

346

375

359

299

156

174

213

210

162

157

125

127

140

159

427

411

89

109

213

206

142

143

124

126

410

426

233

257

190

192

337

397

109

115

244

251

122

68

397

405

231

253

288

290

181

209

162

160

205

209

367

404

3,692 545 210 195 384

3,520 520 218 231 437

258

252

289

333

425

408

159

172

429

374

588 2,024 389 1,171 864 2,698 401 1,168 695 2,334

1~~1

1,84 1.08

105' 2,59

96 1,07

207 2,12

1,728,
~g1
722111

6,299 1,638
1,626 649
2,222

658 2,001

330 1,108

423 1,298

319

987

252

740

378 1 5,92

92 1,54

130 1,49

45:

60

2,04

1::1 1.902

60 1,048

74 1,224

70

917

48

692

299

954

838 2,770

198

638

419 1,461

285

764

o 65

889

240 2,53

83

555

78 1,383

19

745

250

797

836 3.022

490 1,795

382 1,098

734 2,278

3

79

312 2.71

166 1,62

51 1,04

165 2,11

224

685

495 1,694

190

689

802 2,364

484 1,403

46

63

69 1,62

39

65

145 2,21

76 1,32

578 1,704

127 1,57

34~1~41

1,198034 ______2_7_

1,362

64

1,15
90 1,29

771 2,761

212 2,54

7,212 1.065
428 426 821
510 1 622 833 3311 803

28.406 3,234 1,326 1,110 946 2, 1
1,509 2,256 2.489 1,0661 3,827 1

1,198 233 92 45 238
106 82 49
124 660

27.20 3,00 1,23 1,06 2,70
1,403 2,174
2,44o
942 3,167

TABLE V-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT

ENROLLMENT

SYSTEM

Ungr, Exc. &

BY GRADES

Elementary

High School

Grand Total

P~~~. IE~~\l-

Spec. ~1_1J_2 _3 4

~IFemale! 5

-

6
-

I
-

7
-

1
1I

8
-

I
-'

9
--

-10-

1-11-

12

Total

Male I Female

Total

Enrollment

En- ment rolled I

- - ---- ---- ---- --- ---- ---

Pulaski. .... _____ Putnam __________

-----

_____ -____

123 94

126 98

122 86

122 74

127 92

121 ______.____________ 85, 66 64 63

----ii3i----37

----3ii

Quitman .. _______

_____ 21

Rabun. __________ Randolph ________

-----
.-.--

---.-.---

--._-----

221 90

20, 29
197 218 80 109

19 244 86

17 271 15

269' 185 181

95 1 81

71

21 197 83

13 178 76

19 176 74

16 112 48

8 90 50

3801 291 74 816 317

,,

361

741 -_.----_._------- --_.----

741

304

595

143

120

263

858

74

148

33

44

77

225

699 1,515

362

391

753 2,268

295

612

168

163

331

943

!

60' 681

12~441

814 224

2,142

46 897

Richmond ________ Rockdale _________ Schley ___________
Screven. ~ ________ Seminole_________

96 .----
-----

_____ ---------1-----
----- -.---
----- -----

2,299, 2,115 193 176
16 30 216 187
119 110

1,952
178 31 170 102

1,918
179 34 200 100

1,939 192 32 208 119

1,665
193 23 175 90

1,336 134 32 170 110

1,423 141 29 128 98

1,216
120 36 166 107

1,042
106 24
135 67

746
57 26 100
54

979
55 13 85
56

6,843 662 99 728 385

6,477
58939[
~~~I

13,320 1,245
198 1,326
750

2,797 227 55 307 206

2,609 252 73 307 176

5,406 479 128 614 382

18,726 1,185

1,724

141

326 --------

1,940

197

1,132

65

17,541 1,583 326 1,743
1,067

Spalding .... _____ Stephens. ________
Stewart. _________ Sumter ___________ Talhot. __________

31 ____. ----- -----
----- -----
----- --------- -----

-._------
-----
-----._--

644 303
55 121 53

584
233 63 108 54

627 239
43 110 51

686 262
62 123 54

642 259
50 124 39

546 220 53 109
41

504
225 44 82 41

485 204
43 93 47

432 243
43 69 51

278 211 35
48 31

265 132 39 66 23

190 132
16 51
19

2,212 891
~~~i
180

2,052 850 177 348 153

4,264 1,741
370 777 333

870 481
97 181 85

780 1,650 5,914

353 5,561

441

922 2,663

155 2,508

79

176

546

39, 507

146

327 1,104 -------.1 1,104

86

171

504

35' 469

i:~~~W~ Taliaferro .. ______
TattnalL ________ Taylor ___________

-----
.--.-
-----

-----
-----
-----

-.-----------

----- ---.-

========== i=====

24 242 111 212
97

34 247 102 222
99

26 243
97 215 106

23 242 114 199 119

30 248 128 203 120

18 235
113 181 95

21 211 102 194
99

30 236 116 204
85

20 207 116 158
86

27 175
68 138 83

26 169 70 129
58

18 150 55 105 51

93 853 398 717 377

83

176

815 1,668

369

767

709 1,426

358

735

61 464 219 381 173

60 473 206 353 190

121

297

937 2,605

425 1,192

734 2,160

363 1,098

6

291

147 2,458

77 1,115

147 2,013

33 1,065

Thomas __________ Tift ... _. ________

----3-4'-.

-_-_-_-_

-._-.
-._--

211 502

211 509

179 448

217 453

202 505

186 440

183 396

161 406

187 342

127 281

130 174

108 159

760 1,773

629 1,514

1,389 3,287

359

354

713 2,102

686

676 1,362 4,649

143 1,950 379, 4,270

Toombs _______________1_____ ----Towns..; _______________________ . Treutlen ... ______________ ._, _____

176 110 81

189 94 100

191 99 106

206 139 113

219 227 136 117 110 119

187 92
85

187 109 75

150 100 64

121 116
73 42 72 56

79 60 36

730 404 368

665 1,395

383

787

346

714

301 184 144

352 200 159

653 2,048

140 1,908

384 303

1,171 1,017

------47:

1,171 970

-----!----- Troup. -' ..
Tu~ner-----

____-_-_-_-_:1----1-5

______.

___

271 272 166 135

282 123

266 157

289 141

253 140

241 220 141 108

229 129

181 77

110 86

93 1,004

60

531

885 1,889 472 1,003

427 239

421 221

833 2,722 460 1,463

~... "II ~~i;~~:::::::::::i:::::1::::: :::::

107 188

75 172

171 197

1,041 1,012

229

-----1-----1 Warr~n I
Washin.g.to.n..-_-_-_-_-T__-_-_-_-__ . ________

326453[ 333 62 59 164 178

99 90 109 171 165 188 206 179 216
978 1,077 1,025 214 229 223 320 360 349
48 52 54 202 206 189

83 158 192
858 226 295 57 146

88 166 157
771 198 286 50 156

70 152 169
745 174 272 50 152

66 166 167
722 138 200 58 158

57 50 106 98 46 36
467 396 100 59 192 144 53 28 1501 117

41 66 17
314 51 129
H2o0l'

338 625 685
3,561 798'
1, ~1~8g2l1

313 583 636
3,201 764
1,126 192 5851

651 1,208 1,321
6,762 1,562 2,308
l,mr

148 260 216
1,301 238 470 108 375

136 328 219
1,343 284, 467 101 312 1
1

284 588 435
2,644, 522' 937 209,1 687!

935 1,796 1,756
9,406 2,084 3,245
591 1,928,

207 2,515

128,1 1,335

1~~1351

900

1,737

1,605

583 8,823

201 1,883

350' 2,895

28

563

89,1 1,839

~:r;~t~~~~~~~~::::: :::::

WheeleL

White

,

i::::

__1-:-:-::-:-1

461' 430

31: 29

111i

103 1

185 1651

4801 32 89 187

425' 429 28; 32 109 92 181 184

414 322 28 1 25 79 95 177 168

366 28 87 141

283 28 96 149

240: 226 25' 24 79 54 117 96

169 13 50
66

1,578 99 366 682

1, 3831 106, 312 5651

961

2'

205 678

1

1,247

625 60 184
262

Whitfield_________ 15 _ ---

634

623' 669

735

734

671

559

521

514

382

235

157

2,412

2'

228 1

4,640

845

WilcoxWilkes Wilkinson

. ,

_ -----
__ ---------

142 135 101 109
99 99

::::h~~~~;i~~~~~~ -~~~I~:: ~~ ----- 288 250

1-

2,811 57,797 53,582

157 143 139 151 113 116 101 110 104 119 99 117 73' 96 105 93 87 105 2481 242 277 226 196 215
I
55,694 47,829 41,497 40,763

114 112 74 84

514

466

980:1

273

93 90 73 62
73 77 62 55 211 137 120 104

383
337 927

360, 7431 230

8301051 1,7625721

183 362

29,479 22,736 18,719 191,938 176,2871 368, 2251 74,367

154,195 153,836

137,541

659 1,284 4,245

58

118

323

182

366 1,044

307

569 1,816

964 1,809 6,449

406' 3,839

17

306

65

979

1061 1,710

400 6,049

227

500 1,480

69,1 1,411

205

435 1,178

31' 1,147

189

372 1,024

27

997

425

787 2,514 -------- 2,514

74,871 149,238 517,463 33,372 484,091

TABLE V-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-ENROLLM~E~N~T~=============
ENROLLMENT

SYSTEM
Americus Atlanta.... Barnesville. Bremen,
Buford_. Calhoun Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown ....

Ilngr,
Exc. & Spec. Kg.

_--- ----- -----

_ 108 198 4,907

__------

-.-------

---------

___---------

-------------

24 -----
-----

. __--- ----- -----

_--- ----- -----

BY GRADES

1

21314151617

_ _ , _ _ _ _ _ 1_ _ _ _ _ _

1

148 113 148 143 135 148 110
6,145 5,749 5,950 5,698 5,988 5,157 4,212 75 79 73 66 87 67 64
75 81 96 79 105 71 71

89 71 100 77 81 74 58 105 110 80 89 107 71 81 236 179 206 210 209 172 120 171 156 163 169 219 157 126 220 162 208 247 225 167 159

Elementary

High School

Grand No.

Net

1

Total Prevo Enroll-

I

i

Enroll- En- ment

i 8

9

~I-~I~I---;; 126

10

1 11

I 12

Male ' Female I Total Male r Female' Total ment rolled - - - - - - ,i - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

501

444

945

263

297

560 1,505

59 1,446

4,370 4,234: 3,870 2,924 2,350 22,251 21,561 43,812

41 43 41 44 33

253

258

511

9,075 103

8,979 99

18'02.10421

61,866 713'

729 61,137

25

688

98 87 55 49 36

285

293

578

147

178

325

903 1

26

877

55 55 56 50 57

279

295

574

124

149

273 1

8471

27

820

74 207 177 129 107

323

320

ll43

342

352

6941 1,337

59 1,278

145 145 110 106 79

677

655 1,332

308

277

585 1,917

79 1,838

125 136 106 87 63

583

578 1,161

262

255

517 1,678

113 1,565

283 288 228 126 116

696

692 1,388

510

531 1,041 2,429

426 2,003

Chickamauga. Cochran

_ -.--- -----

---_-. _

----- -----

51 66

43 85

55 69

59 58 94 106

60 86

35 84

38 107 75 146

72 91

38 67

29 71

191 290

170 300

361 590

.: ~ g~u:~r_c~~======= --- -.--- ------- ----- -----

o Decatur.

_--- ----- -----

89 457
322

104 401 299

110 407 339

116 441 336

112 418 374

105 343 298

122 301
276

105 248 268

147 274
313

115 213 283

91 152 230

92 126
227

411 1,454 1,121

347 1,314 1,123

758 2,768 2,244

146 234 290 521 654

138

284

645

24

621

216

450 1,040

34 1.006

260

550 1,308 --------- 1,308

492 1,013 3,781

277 3,504

667 1,321 3,565

150 3,415

Dublin
Fitzgerald. Gainesville..

_ _

_-3--1 17

-_-_-_-_-_ _____

---------
-----

246 132 317

207 133 285

227 118 310

203 112 347

231 150 350

212 118 248

191 111 243

162 141 227

149 124 203

127 163 191

108 123 149

82 111 127

800 453 1,098

717 452 1,019

1,517 905
2,117

Hawkinsville __. Hogansville.

__------

-----
-----

---------

------
102

------
73

-----96

------
106

------
112

------
103

85 100 77 81

83 72

74 69

58 45

34 46

41 349

44 320

85 669

296 329 456 169 171

332 333 441 180 142

628 2,145

662 1,567

897 3,014

349

434

313

982

129 2,016

94 1,473

214 2,800

18

416

41

941

Jefferson Laflrange .. Marietta..
Monroe. Moultrie. _.

--- _

_ _--1-3

-----
-_-_-_-_-_

-----
-----
-----

122 483 534

126 436 503

126 452 530

156 465 506

143 461 521

148
374 493

95 324 358

173 256 389

126 237 360

97 222 290

67 156
233

53 122 179

472 1,566 1,788

444 1,429 1,670

916 2,995 3,458

_

_-4--4

_- -_-_-_-_

-----
-----

129 247

117 241

107 232

124 240

153 243

128 207

101 124 194 518

117 442

92 73 420 305

65 334

460 870

399

859

778 1,648

260

256

516 1,432

479

514

993 3,988

682

769 1,451 4,909

220

251

471 1,330

971 1,048 2,019 3,667

83 1,349 301 3,687 391 4,518
62 1,268 169 3,498

Newnan Pelham.
Quitman. Rome

_

---15

___--

---

_____
-----
-----
-----

---------
-----
-----

Tallapoosa ..... _--- ----- -----

235 103 83 645
69

197 87 78 603
59

185 104 60 610
70

225 94 94 665 51

204 118 84
671 53

189 107
61 530
51

155 99 62 410
52

122 100
70 405
36

193 106 59 385
36

204 74 49 319
43

119 61
30 233
29

110 64 48
192
25

728 376 248 2,111 191

677 336 274 2,023
214

1,405 712
522 4,134
405

395 195 134 694
75

353

748 2,153

210

405 1,117

122. 256

778,

8~~1 1,534 5,668' 169, 574

92 2,061

78 1,039

59

719

531 5,137

24

550

Tallulah Falls
Thomaston. Thomasville . .

_

_- -1-7

-_-_-_-_-_

-----
102

_ 17 _____ -----

21~

5 237

352,1 287

22~'
286

8
214 314

23 259 310

22 216 266

13
~~~I

34 196 230

21 253 204

23
258 161

22
224 169

20
188 128

37 884 1,080

Toccoa Trion

__------

---------

---------

118: 119 1001 92

12,5 141 93', 98

170 97

163 96

128' 155 851 75

125 80

107 69

96 56

73 53

487 362,

47
801 985 477 299 1

84 1,685 2,065
964 661

57 559 458 268 1691

63

1201 204

~~~! 1, 1191 2,804 892 2,957

288

556 1,520

164,1

333,1

994,

23 1

181

104 2,598

1411 2,816

34 1,486

24.1

970

~ai;t~&~~~-:-~~~~::I:::i:'~~~~~I::J !!~ ili i!i ii~ !~~ i~~ :!i ~~~ :!I :!! ~if ~ii ~:~i~ 1,522 3,199 398 826

697 201

632 1,329 4,528 201 402 1,228

2~~1

4,308 1,142

1,247 2,570

557 527 1,084 3,654

285 3,369

Winder

i

: 1 122 104 101 117 112 101 71 102 175 123 117 102

400

191 328

413 728

113 294

75 325

188 601 619 1,347

8

593

49 1,298

Total Cities

I 278

Total Counties____ 984

Grand Tota'-- 1,262
I

204 5,070 13,660

13,136

9,907 10,505

9,283 7,086 6,032 47,766

112,598
12,81157, 797.!53 ,582

,836

1

1

3

,

1

5

5

1

1

3

,

7699241

1

1',872193141'497140'7631

1

0,710
,541

29,479

736

719

938

204

153

154,195 155,

147

51,404 51,268 137

122, 118, 29,822 24,751 239,704

I I 1 I I I 17,88171,45766,18066,97267,35069,48659,542

1 1 4 8 , 2 5 1 3 8 , 7 6 2

I

1191,

45,441 176,287 221,728

93,207
368,225
461,432: I

21,878 74,367 96,245

22,044 43,922

74,871 149,2381153177,,142639

1
96,915 193,160 654,592

1

1

5,283 131,846 33,372 484,096 38,655 615,937

SYSTEM

TABLE VI-COLORED SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT Figllres are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent o!_Countyand Independent School Systems

ENROLLMENT

BY GRADES

Elementary

High Scbool

I-----;---,---,---,-----,-----,----,----,----.---.---.-,--I--~------ - - - , - - - - c -

~mil~~~~::::::::::::::1::::: -----

Bacon

-'

_

Baker

_

Baldwin__________ 14

_

::::: ::::: ~ ~i~~kl~y---.-::::::: ~~
tv Brantley

1,480 1,365 1,286 1,276 1,081

_

84 32

80 30

69 27

72 17

29 20

997 44
14

82092 13

88179

714

528

356_ _

Brooks Bryan

_ _

318 99

179 94

218 66

243 75

173 68

143 50

144 63

90 131 49 39

76 32

49 36

43 20

Bnlloch
Burke Butts Calhoun Camdeu

_
_ _ _ _

405 605 157
228 122

434 568 173
200 118

410 581 158 175 126

359 594 141 167 128

328 526 154 217 112

227 459 116 147 116

224 323 104 149 109

213 178 259 229
99 81 131, 105 103 86

80
163 46
86 85

78 118 34 52
63

68 52 24 49
36

Candler

Carroll, ,

.

Catoosa Charlton

:_

Chatham_________ 182

_ _

106 247

105 154

102 179

94 200

83 165

17713

17330

41

41

261 18_'

16


.1,

_
_

9 75 1,828

9 71
1,595

14
44 1,606

6 56
1,567

5 57 1,499

45 1,305

4~1----29
1,066 . 970

2~
883

1~
794

1~
589

13 371

Chattahoochee

1 _ 44 32 31 32 22 20 18 22, 17

4

3 15

8~::~k~~~:::::::: ----- :::::1:::::

~;~;;~:;;;;;;;;;[;; ;;;;;1; ;;]

Cobb
Coffee Colquitt.;

.1

.I

1

1 16

'

'1

1----.1-----

59 29 375 150
189 1 87 176 253 368,

68 23 324 117
129 98 136 234 326,

58 32 326 101
163 68 116 235 289

67 55
tgg, 28 25
303
118

1501 80 129 181 283,

1531 63 115,1 176
2411

41 44 51791 29, 21 14

16

29 1

17' 16 111

~~~ ;t_ ;~I i 248 259 2061 1851 125 150 li;1 li;I

- -- ~~~, --:~~I---:~~I--- ::~I- -~:I- ~~,

20 12
108
:~
:~

1,216 1,850;
~~~i
441
337 611 32 191 5,475,
1 103 215 93 1,145 391
5371
~W ~~~I

1,171 1,806
487
~~6i
299 635 28 200 5,173
I9n6
89 1,072
370 1
512
;~:I
687! 853,

2,387

254

363

617'

3,656

348

473

821

1,003

136

148

284

1,283

195

228

423

831

177

196

373

636

60

82

142

1':~~1I------H ------HI------~~.

10':::1 1,6:: 1,9:~1 3 '6~:!1

3921

66

182

33

2,217,

359

7611

107

1,049

164

495 1

55

856

46

11,,472471:'

178

75 42 4151 1441
1821 56 25 192;

141 75, 7741 2'51,
3141611' 71! 370,

3,004

118

4,477

105

1,287

13

1,706

89

1,~~:

;~I

1,246

_

86

1

489,

_

14,2~5~5~1I------7i9461

un257

91

~~1

1,395,

371

~g~ 4~1

1,797

571

1,741

60i

2,886 4,372 1,274 1,617 1,204
762 1,246
86 489 13,459
260 519 248 2,911 1,012
1,358 563 919
1,740 1,681

Columbiu.,;

~~~ ~~~~~

2101 1681 168 160 144 142 128 97 88 47 38 __~~__

583

537 1,120'

104

1661 270 1,3901

6 1,38

Cook____________

159, 115 118 88 89 101 91 67 67 47 28 26

405

356

7611

112

123

235

996

99

;;: ..:.:.:'..!!!Im. l~ g! ~ ",~:!!:~'~ .:'*'~ .}!L~!,j~::!!ti!!!t~!lr~I;~!,~

Decatur_________ 18 DeKalb_________ 15 Dodge___________

450 339 317 309 289 270 224 203 201 142 114 88 1,129 1,087 2,216

338

410 748 2,964

381 383 366 330 311 283 286 255 212 134 120 58 1,206 1,149 2,355

364

415 779 3,134

196 188 198 197 185 190 111 91 81 77 47 36

640 625 1,265

149

183 332 1,597

29 2,93
81 3,05 59 1,53

Dooly____________
Dougherty________ 30 Douglas__________ Early____________ Echols___________

351 256 227 219 270 203 177 135 106 85 50 43 831 872 1,703

201

218 419 2,122

98 2,024

895 838 794 718 624 534 454 362 353 248 180 123 2,410 2,477 4,887

577

689 1,266 6,153

243 5,910

87 77 66 64 75 79 62 51 52 38 29 21 266 244 510

82

109

191

701

26 675

269 285 263 263 256 288 205 225 149 96 81 81

949

880 1,829

275

357

632 2,461

27 2,434

22 19 25 23 14 15

4 11

4

4

8

64

58

122

12

15

27

149

1

148

Effingham Elbert. EmanueL
Evans~~~~.
Fannin

_ 15
~

_ _ _
_ _

178 153 283 267 300, 283 120 108
14

138 237 184 108
1

103 198 215 80
1

87 196 206 79
2

100 160 186
M2

116 167
1n40

69 131 108
M

69 109 116
M

58 100 57
U

26 54 49
U

28
55
42 ~_

479 797 777 316
3

411 890

711 1,508

737 1,514

306 8

61212

114 219 152 82

136 230 220 94

250 1,140

449 1,957

372 1,886

17_6

79181

16 1,124

25 1,932

21 1,865

7_

791 11

:::::(:: -----m Fayette
Floyd

~~~~ ~

~ i~;fo~~~-:~~:::::: :::~~

_ _

108 28

77 14

97 104 18 19

74 14

64 15

5104

43

25

21

17

8_

295 57

279 65

517242

48

66

---~8~ ---~~~ ---~~~ ---~~g ---~~~ ---~~~ ---~H ---~~~ ---~~~ ---~~~ ---~i~ ----~~ ---~]~i ---~]~~ ---~]~~ -----~~~ -----~~t

11_4

688 122

_

68

3

11

---~:m -----~~~ ---~:~g

g\~~ce~~k::::::::- ----- :::::'1:::::1----36 23 29 39 26 29 ----i5 ----20 ----i4 22 6 8 -----ioi 96 -----i97 ------22 48 ------70 -----267 -------- -----26
g~~~~=_:_=::::::: ~: ::::: ::::: ---~~~ ---~~~ ::: :~~ ---~~~ ---~~~ ::: ~:~ :~: --_:~~ --_:~~ ----~~ --_::~~~ -----;~~ ---~;~~~ -----~~~ -----:~~ -----~~~ ---~:~:; :: ---~;~~

Greene__________

..1 _ 1

257 227 243 204 186 170 153 154 142 108 67 57

740

700 1,440

230

298

528 1,968

Gwinnett..______

91 88 64 69 59 59 62 60 43 31 22 14 267 225 492

91

79

170

662

Habersham.c L, ,

27 16 9 9 14 11 13 21 29 23 13 8

48

51

99

53

41

94 193

HalL_~

~

,~

~

Hancock

~____

408 375 322 250 255 245 214 154 87 77 56 33 1,063 1,006 2,069

151 256 407 2,476

5 1,96 66 19_
3 2,47

m m m g Haralson_________

40 77 22 37 26 35 32 38 16 13 10 17

~~~~~s_-_:::::::::: ::::: ::::: ::::: ig~

2~~ 1~~ 1~~ l~r 1~~ l~ ~~

Heard___________

48 51 41 44 71 38 49 49 46 17 26 16

Henry___________

287 265 253 208 179 245 165 214 115 92 60 37

m137 132 269 ~~~I 1,~~~
173 169 342 817 785 1,602

m45

49

i~~

66

88

234 284

94 363
~~~ 1,~~~
154 4961 518 2,120

11 352
~~ 1,~~~
16 480 27 2,093

Houston_________ Irwin____________ Jackson ~
Jasper___________ Jeff Davis________

338 287 328 290 259 288 220 141 120 85 68 36 1,028

982 2,010

195 263 458 2,468

167 146 121 156 134 112 125 97 62 56 27 33

530

431

961

111

164

275 1,236

~ ~____ 44 67 55 59 53 68 47 58 35 41 19 18

211

182

393

71 100 171 564

130 129 118 111 125 110 95 47 78 52 41 40

427

391

818

127

131

258 1,076

71 62 66 69 65 54 42 64 27 26 23 12 235 194 429

59

93

152 581

I

1

14 2,45 44 1,19 7 55
17 1,05 8 57

TABLE VI-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT

ENROLLMENT

SYSTEM

Ungr.

BY GRADES

Elementary

High School

Grand No. I Net

Exc. &

Total Prevo Enroll-

I _Sp_ec. ~ 1

2

3

4

5 I6

7

8

I I I 9

10

11

12

Male Female Total

Male

I
I

Female

Total

Emnreonltl- roElnle-d I ment

------1--

-------------------- ---------------------- ------,---

ieffkrson... ------
J~hn~~~..::::::::
Jones. . Lamar___________

::::: ::::: n: U 553 375 370 360 320 279 233 215 1491 122 571 65 1,252 1, 2381 2,490

mm

1~1 19~ 1~~ 1~~ ~i ~~

g i~ m ~~~I 1,~~~

2591 349
1~~ 2~~

608 3,0981
m 1'~5~!

431 3,055
" 1,~~~

151 126 144 141 99 129 89 73 73 52 291 41

451

428

879

132

136

268 1,147,________ 1,147

129 145 141 134 94 123 89 95 87 59 41 43

434

421

855

152

173

325 1,1801

26 1,154

Lanier, _ Laurens__________ Lee..____________ Liberty__________ Lincoln, __

38 74 46 61 35 44 24 30 34 17 11 16 153 169 322

55

53

108

4301

294 368 281 269 237 210 172 155 87 46 35 21

963 868 1,831

148 196 344 2 1751

184 204 176 171 155 120 117 79 75 56 35

596 531 1,127

108 137 245 1;372

198 195 177 186 182 157 159 1

89 65 40

646 608 1,254

237

265 502 1,756

146 145 122 122 77 84 92 6706 32 35 19 18 401 387 788

66

98 164 952

7 423 48 2,127
1,372 1,756 4 948

Long .

45 60 32 48 26 46 24 27 27 16 14 14 152 129 281

46

52

98 379

5 375

t-:> towndkes- - ------- ----- ----- ----- 219 195 176 198 1721 126 136 116 69 49 47 42

630

592 1,222

159

164

323 1,545

00 ump in

---__

3

2

5

21 2

3

31132

9

8

17

1

2

3

20

22 1,523

2

18

... Macon___________

439 346 311 295 274 240 242 191 157 92 79 63 1,145 1,002 2,147

260

322

582 2,729

18 2,711

.....1 ; ; di; i i ~~i~ll~~.;~.:.~_.e.~:.:.::.:.::. ::::: ::::1:::::

~
m

3~~

3;~~~1

3~~l

,i ~:l

:3~iii

!2~~~

,il
2g

1r~:~

1~r~

1~1i

~6~

1,~~~i~

m
I,m

L2,r~:~i~

i2~i~

;3~i~

i~
m

!:i;il!-
3,m

-

-

1~1i~

2,~g

MitcheIL

1_____ 309 263 2.59 229 242 209 172 146 85 69 47 39

824 859 1,683

170

216 386 2,069

2,069

Monroe.

._____ 150 176 195 147 1451 124 107 94 111 75 57 39

515

529 1,044

172

204

376 1,420

1,420

~~~::I L~i: '~I L~!;I L:~I ;~I i~;1 4iiil~li;f:i;1! '!ill tm~!;:iji;m ;:~I:;l, :~i Montgomery

------------ 116 m 1~~1 l~rl 951 1~~ 1i~ 1~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~

m

m d3~

m

'm

~6~

~i~

888 -------- d~~

~~f~:1 ':;1 ,~I :~I ii :i :~I :;1 '~:I '~l '~;I ~, ~I i!~ :~ \7:07~86;1 'Ii :~I :~I :~l! ~I 'm

Pike

'_____ 91 105 115 148 93' 97 1 10 [ 9 4 42331 3

344058,1 368

I 143 176[ 319 1,095

1 1,094

PoIL

1_____

112, 102 90, 99, 105, 78, 10267,. 391 289 302'1'

204

347

692,

74

66

140

8321

6, 826

Pulaski. _________ Putnam __________
Quitman. . ______ Rabun. __. ____.. _ Randolph. _______

---------------------

-----
-----
.----
.---.--.-

-----
.----
-----
---------

169 145 75
2 306

136' 141' ___________.1______

111 159 141 152 104

7tl

67

429 _____5_6'

54 1

269'
I

1 269 220 208

:::1~~~~ Richmond___. ___.
Rockdale_. ______. Schley. __________ Screven .. ________

---.- 1,278 1 1,226 1,:::1 1,0471 99 98 86 96 102 90 69! 97 421 440 3891 320

989 73
64
276

954
78 51
248

Seminole .. _. ____ ---.- .----

109 1021 104 100 81 97

1031 1061 69! 521 411 161 112, 1091 791 74 56, 39 5811 ____3_3_____4_1_____2_8___ . _2_2_1_____1_0
187 136 136 93 82 70
791 668 6481 455 3361 285 80 83 56, 29 23' 12 50 51 40' 36 22 15 182 133 121 77 57 55 95 74 61 56 37 23

268 501 227
4 867
3,861 304 268
1,201 349

281 423 207
4 837
3,777 306 255
1,075 339

5942941

111547

~bgl

~g~

4384

_______6_3

71
--------

134 --------

1,704'

204

313

517

833

12

1,281

9

5688 -__-_-_-_-_-_-_-

2,221

107

7,638 610 523
2,276
688

1,163 101 49 186 120

1,229 102 115 257 131

2,392
203 164
443 251

10,030

694

813

27

687 --------

2,719

23

939

8

821 1,272
568 8
2,114
9,336 786 687
2,696 931

Spalding _________ Stephens. ________

15 .---- -----

====T=== Stewart. _________
Sumter __________ Talbot _____.. __..

-----
-----

.--.-

-----

494
36 241 401 194

420 19
219 277 162

401 22 195 243 180

387 22 197 267 177

324 23 187 228 171

370 23 178 174 153

332 16

182 ______

158
------

102
------

--

69 ----

.

65 -----

160 120 119 79 56 37

138 136 --.--- 124 90 57

130 125 114 88 48 50

1,483 83 691 915
607

1,260 78 686
813 560

2,743

273

303

576

161.____. __ -------- --------

1,377

192

219

411

1,728

169

238

407

1,167

170

255

425

3,319

687

161

4

1,788

40

2,135 --------

1,592

13

2,632 157
1,748 2,135 1,579

Taliaferro _____. __ TattnalL.. ______ .
Taylor. ________ ._ Telfair. __________

---.-
---.-----

.----
.----
.----

-----
---------

81 130 170 187

124 157 162 131

78 139 161 125

40 112 142 120

62 140
147 147

40 152
110 120

52 114
105 122

38 90
90
126

27 71 74 111

36 78 48 74

16 37 53 41

9 31
27
42

267 454 536 483

210 490 461 469

477 944
997 952

59 146 114 179

67 161
178 215

126 603 307 1,251 292 1,289 394 1,346

11 592 52 1,199 10 1,279 12 1,334

Terrell _____._. __. ----- .---- ----- 475 398 411 354 342 310 254 166 144 101 51 59 1,313 1,231 2,544

200

321

521 3,065 -_.----- 3,065

l>:l
~ c.n

Thomas __._ .. _. __ Tift_ .. __. ____... Toombs __.. ___. __ Towns ___________
Treutlen _____. __.

-------------
--._-
-----

.----
.-._-
.----
.----
-----

-------------
-----
-----

311 417 90
-----57

206 294 83
-----76

240 267 94
--.--76

260 229 199 188 223 140 104 61 69

811

822 1,633

280

317

597 2,230

83

270 229 208 200 167 120 68 65 59 1,022

863 1,885

223

256

479 2,364

91

63 56 72 63 49 49 35 22 23

282

239

521

74

104

178

699 --------

--.-.- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------

61 60 59 36 32 25 12 18 10

217

208

425

44

53

97

522

3

2,147 2,273
699
519

Troup

_ 19 .. _. ._ 315 116 155 138 147 138 93 114 109 83 42 41 584

Turner ._. __... . .

123 121 123 104 108 80 100 71 43 46 30 23 370

Twiggs_. .

. .____ 240 172 174 173 165 155 128 119 86 61 55 48 625

Union Upson __.. .

------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ -------- -

._ .. __. _ 219 182 166 141 142 129 111 122 22

._

508

537 1,121

170 219

389 1,510

16 1,494

389

759

111

102

213

972

30

942

582 1,207

154

215

369 1,576

19 1,557

-------- ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------

582 1,090

78

66

144 1,234

21 1,213

Walker

.

76 77 76 73 69 69 51 62 43 26 23 13

248

240

491

82

85

167

658

_ ~:~~~n .-_~===:=:= ===== ===== ===== 2~~ 2g 2~r 2g 2g 2~i 2l~ 12~ ~~ .. __~~ __._~~I.---~: m m 1,~~~ 13~ 20~ 34~ l,m

Warren.

..

248 227 231 192 135 134 108 29427 16922 14230

~,061

2

664

611 1,275

94

159

253 1,528

Washington ..

. . __._ 551 386 372 388 367 275 239

580 1,316 1,262 2,578

297

390

687 3,265

658
5~ 1,~~~
19 1,509 69 3,196

Wayne

. ._ ..

200 186 163 134 118 82 73 74 53 38 35 12

473

483

956

99

113

212 1,168

24 1,144

Webster_.

. __ . .1 _._ 99 102 61 86 90 56 58 49 41 10 10 10

291

261

552

51

69

120

672

33

639

Wheeler White

. . .. ._._

73 73 66 56 59 75 56 55 48 42 26 19

238

220

458

10

9

9

4

7

5

7 _. __. .

..

28

23

51

85

105

190

648 ._______

648

.

.. __

51

51

;;~;;~;;;;;;;;;; :::;~I;;;;; ;;;;; ---it~I---:~i ---iii ---iii ---:ii --:ii -:ii ---:ii ---:til----ii --ii ----ii -----~~i ---ii~.---::ii~ ----:i~ ----i~~. --ii~ --::ii~ ------fi --.:-i~i

Wilkinson. Worth .. __.. __.
Total Counties.

. _ . __._,

1 1931 151 137 154 180 139 100! 103 70 44 40 30! 522

.. _. _.. _1 .... _ 450 426 396 303 2871 264 229 191 153 97 30 37, 1,224

507 _ . . . .
1

77 33,642 29,684 28,236 26,809 24,759 22,23119,26816,657

7,138 5,326, 95,073

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I 1 1 3 , 6 0 7 1 9 , 9 0 6

I,

532 1,054

118

169

287 1,341

13 1:328

1,131' 2,355

214

2941 508 2,863 ... __._. 2,863

90,140 185,213 23,762 28,8721 52,634 237,8471 6,176

I

1

I

1231,671

. .__ ========================T=A=B=L=E=V=I=- = C= o n=t= i n=u=e d=-=C=O=L=O=R=E=D==S C=H== O= O-L- S -_E-N_R-O_L-L_M=E=N=T=--::===_.~-----=-_-=-_-_-c-_-

~

ENROLLMENT

SYSTEM

Ungr. Exc. &

BY GRADES

Elementary

High School

Grand No. I Net
Total Prevo Enroll-

Spec.

Enroll En- ment

I Kg.
~~~~-I-- - - - -

1

_2_ _3_ _4_

I

I

5

_6_ _7_ _8

9 _ I~ _1_1_ ~ Male

I

Female

Total _~~ _F_em_al_elI_T_o_t_al

m_en_t_ _r:l_ed

_

Americus Atlanta .. __ Barnesville Bremen Buford

"::";il':"~"i; "':':'i;"'~':'~'"i; :~':i''"~''ii'' :~~"i~ '":: '."~ 00'''.'"' _ 224 2071 226 175 151 152 131 137' 157......
103 4203,017

I

_

_

652 614 1,266

129 165 294 1,560

18 1,542

' n , 1 " ' " as iaa -- - ~ --- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------

-------- ...

-- ------ - - - - - - - -

_. .

.

39

35

74 258

251

Calhoun

_

.

37 401 29 33 42 28 39 23 28 27 15 14

120

128

248

49

58

107

355

349

Carrolltou _ Cartersville

_. _.. __ .

78 89 78 79 68 68 39 168 99 92 59 34 61 53 60 38 36 48 34 30 91 69 36 27

247 167

252 163

499 330

189 123

263 130

452 253

951 ---
583

951 579

Cedartown. _

.. __

42 41 45 35 36 25 24 60 55 52 32 19

124

124

248

100

118

218

466

459

Chickamauga

_ __

.

Cochran

_

Commerce

g;t-:l Dalton Decatur

_

Dublin_. __. __.

. _

94 53 40 38 32 32 16 20 52 23 13 14

37 22 31 23 29 20 21

_

.

174 98

131 85

305

55

67 122

183 . ------- -------- --------

427

10

183 __ .

417 183

. 66 58 40 37 76 39 43 34 40 26 21 13

181

178

35)

68

66 134 493

8

485

In! _ 130 104 102 97 95
. 146 186 196 187 176

M M 00 M ~ n
131 105 101 73 58 45

338 603

317 655 537 1,140

145 183

122 199

267 922 382 1,522

42 880 44 1,478

Fitzgerald_....... 15 __

Gainesville.

Hawkinsville.. _._. . _ _._..

Hogansville. _....

.....

Jefferson

115 87 71 102 105 74 93 76 65 54 31 35

347

315

662

118

143

261

923

171 172 181 143 173 125 105 97 99 61 55 33

559 511 1,070

175

170 345 1,415

------ ------ ------ 124 131 110

_

_ _. __ _ .

199

166

365- ------- -------- --------

365

68 50 45 48 39 51 34 29 25 35 19 19

170

165

335

69

58

127

462

_

9 914 14 1,401 6 297 _ 462

~,Ma01u[lit~r1.~e..:.-_::_:.:.=.:.-=.=. =.=..:.=.=.1

~.~~ ~~~ =.=..:=..:r-.. . .r.:

~~~

~~~

~~~

~~; ...~~~ ...~~~ ...:!! ....!! ....~~ ....;f .....~~~ .....~~; ...~:~~~ .

156 179

1=.=.=.=.=.

_. '

__.. __

__ 184 187 132 117 68 59

92

92

184

269

Newnan... __

_. .1.....

168 154 179 145 140 117

_

._._ . .. ..

471

432

903 _._

195 351 171 350
294 563 __. __.

2,038

4

996

16

747........

903

29

2,034 980
747 874

Pelham

113 100 84 91 76 72 67 49 82 50 37 37

312 291

603 100

155 255 858 ... _....

858

Quitman

_..

99 100 114 86' 79 66 41 35 54 45 47 19

273

312

585

103

97 200 785

6 779

Rome,

_..

279 262 277 2481 217 162 149 180 124 89 76 30

790

804 1,594

196

303

499 2,093

18 2,075

1~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: ::;~i, ,~,~~,~I,~I:li ~ ,l;:~l,~:::l;:~ ~! m ,j~1 m m m d~: g 1,m

Toccoa.;

... _. ..... ..... 61 58 60 46, 56 57 30 62 54 50 34 25

200

168

368

113

112

225

593

15 578

f~\d~~t.;___::::::: ---36::::: :::::

3~~1 35~1 32~ 29~' 27: 1 31~ 1

27

219 '--243 '--171 '-'130 --'105

1,1~.;

1,0~

2,2~g ----3881-----480 --:.::868

161 3.J.i1L__ 2,9~~

3~g6l' 2~~2I'

~2g487

2~3~2g1 1'4~~789

101'
315 99

122'
3051 121

2231 702

620, 2,075

220

730

151 14

290

264

554

68

98

166

720

2,588 1,998 25,266 24,508 49,774 8,838 9,360 18,198 67,972

7,13815,326 95'0731 90,140 185,213 23,762, 28,872 52,634 237,847

9,726 7,324 120,339 114,6481234,987 32,6001 38,232 70,832 305,810

~4~11 2,g7~2~9 716
1,150 66,822 1
6,176 231,671
7,326 298,493
1

TABLE VII-WHITE SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems -

SYSTEM

NUMBER OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

AVERAGE DAILY

NO. OF 4 YEAR

ATTENDANCE

H. S. GRADUATES

Total

Length

Professional

Enroll

of

ment

Term

I

Maintenance

Elem. H.S. Total

Boys Girls Total Adm. Inst. V.T. Att.

Lnnch Lib. Clerk Other Total

Asst. Supv.

Off.

Mgrs.

School Bns

------------.--------- ------ -- ---------------

Appling. _. __ __________ 3.241 1,770

883 2.653

180

Atkinson .. _. ___________ 1,538

884

440 1,324

180

Bacon __________________ Baker. _________________

2,207 430

1,250 238

599 1,849

125

363

180 180

Baldwin. _______________ 2,621 1,487

808 2,295

180

64 27 53 11
53

66

130 ------ 1

1 ------ 9 ------ 37 ------ 5 ------ 53

33

60 1

1

1 ------ 4

3

------1 2 ------

12

34 5
50

87 ------ 1

1 ------ 1

1

1

16 ----.- 1 103 ------ ------

1 1

------
------

------
1

___2___:

11

~I

1 -----1 -----1 ------

7 8 5

t-:l 00 00

Banks __________________
Barrow_________________ Bartow _________________ Ben Hill ________________ Berrien.___________ _____

1,358 1,287 4,859
966 3,002

763 906 2,694 620 1,649

355 95
1,068 135 804

1,118 1,001 3,762
755 2,453

I

180

24

26

50 .----- ------

180 180

----j20- -------- .-------

66

54

1
------

1 1

1 .----1 -----1 ------

::::::1:::::: 5 ------ 12
1 ------ -----.

.-----

2 ------ -.---. .----- 2 ------

18 4
6

180 -------- -------- -------- ------ .----- ------ 1 ---.-- ------ .----. .----- 1 ------

2

180

42

52

94 ------ ------ 1 ------ 4

1 .----. -.--.-

1 ------

7

Bibb. __________________
Bleckley ________________ Brantley ________________ Brooks. ________________ B r y a n . _________________

19,556 670
1,750 1,311 1,099

12,037
464 980 689 633

4,936 60
500 379 272

16,973 524
1,480 1,068
905

180 -------- -------- -------- ------ 14

1

-~----

6

4 ------ 6

2 I 10

43

---j-- 180 -------- -------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

------ ------ ------ ------ --------

180

35

49

84 ------ 1

1 ------ ------

-----~

1

1

5

180

30

40

70 ------ 1

1

------ 1

14 ------

3

20

180

16

15

31 ------ ------ U :::::: 5 ------ 3 ------ 1 ------

9U

Bulloch _________________ Burke __________________
Butts .. _. ______________ Calhoun ________________ Camden ________________

3,719 1,786 1,127
896 1,468

2,125 1,015
671 489
870

1,123 496
315 280
376

3,248 1,511
986 769 1,246

180 180 180 180 180

101 36 30 23 29

85

186 2

1

1 ---.-- 2

3 ------ ------

3

5

17

34 26 24 29

:::i:: ::::::1:::::: 'r :::::: 70 ------ 1

56 ------ ------

2

47 ------ 1 58 ------ ------

Y2 ------
1 1______

Y2 2

------ -----17 ______

1
3 3 20

Candler ___ ____________ 1.094

Carroll .. _______________ 5,05.,

Catoosa, _. _____________ 5,330

Charlton . _____________ Chatham. ______________

1,138 25,354

624 2,732 3,064
646 13,531

337 1,411 1,271
292 5,953

961 4,143 4,335
938 19,484

180 180 180 180
180

25 106 71 25 437

31 89 80 24 424

56 ------ 1

1 ______

------ ------ ------

195 -----151 ------

1 1

---j--I ___ ~_-

-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_ ---2---

1 -----3

49 ------ ------ Y2'------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ,------

861 6 15

1

1 184 11

29 3 66 170

2
3 7
Y2
486

Chattahoochee. _. _______ Chattooga .. ____________ Cherokee . _____________ Clarke .. _______________ Clay . _________________

193 3,706 5,465 6,122
394

99 2,104 3,181
3,363 225

48 744 1,238 1,403 113

147 2,848 4,419 4,766
338

180 180 180 180 180

3

2

5 ------ ------ ------ ------ 1

1

2 ------

------

4

43 56
85 10

55 77
114 3

98 ------ 1 133 ------ 1

199 1

1

13 ------ ------

:::::: ~~~~~f~~~~ 11 ______ 1

2

2 ______

3

Y2 -----_

1 ------

2 ------

4

8

1 ------

6 4
21
1Yz

Clay ton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt,
Colnmbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Deely Dougherty Douglas Early Echols
Effingham ElberL EmanueL Evans Fannin.
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene GwinnetL _. Habersham HaIL Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry

_ 8,971

_ _

1,264 18,926

_ _

4,869 3,995

5,383
698 10,931 2,627 2,793

_ _

1,917 2,271

_ _

2,317 511

_ 2,688

1,083 1,262 1,472
312
1,562

_ 2,260

_ 1,017

_ 3,800

_ _

33,742 3,307

_
_ _ _
_

1,427 9,765 3,391
1,786 459

1,338 583
2,138 20,905 1,805
800 5,681 1,916
991 212

_ 1,705 _ 2,852 _ 3,230 _ 1,159 _ 4,000

_ 1,414

_ 8,087

_ 3,178

_ _

3,143 21,716

935 1,606 1,732
666 2,241
791 4,582 1,818 1,748 12,491

_ _
_

2,471 448
6,921

_ _

3,275 3,106

1,425
239 3,762 2,047 1,744

_ 1,268 _ 8,752 _ 4,492 _ 7,816 _ 595

684 5,192 2,612
4,352 340

_ 2,024

_ _

1,171 2,698

_ _

1,168 2,334

1,152 610
1,533
623 1,301

1,782 315
4,376 1,410
379

7,165 1,013 15,307 4,037
3,172

440 1,523

558 1,820

458 1,930

145

457

722 2,284

491 249 1,025 7,169 838

1,829 832
3,163 28,074
2,643

441 2,119
814 480 143

1,241 7,800 2,730 1,471
355

470
871 930 346 1,065

1,405 2,477 2,662 1,012
3,306

341
1,961 771 937
5,214

1,132
6,543 2,589 2,685
17,705

576 143 1,823 524
877

2,001 382
5,585
2,571 2,621

399 1,988
1,100 1,715
187

1,083 7,180 3,712
6,067 527

472 1,624

327

937

762 2,295

342

965

605 1,906

! 180
180 180

2~~ ----~lr

5~~ ::::::1---;-- :::~:: :::i:: 2:Yz'I' ~__ :::~~: :::i::1

98 2Yz 10

180 180

112 19

107 30

219 49

1

1

1

1

1

3

4' 4

2

2

2

10 13

~ !! ,~,"I;:~I;i:,i; 180 ~~ ~~ ~l ..1. ------ ------ 11 19 22 - ----j 2
180 180 180
180

54 3 7
2Yz 16

-or --r 180

180 180

3~~

J~

~!! :::~::

:::::J-~r :::i:: ::::::I--T1--;r ------ ----~r

180 180

46

65

111 ------ ------ 1 1

:

91

3

31 I 3

3

50

'~ l~:.'+I"i';I'I;'" 180

180 180 180 180

'f;

:1

g ~ lHf! l:.'I"I'"I": J 180

4

180

33

180

57

180 180

65

95

160 ------ 1 I 1 1

------1 2 i-----I------ 1

Yz 5

Ii : : : : 180
180 180 180

1~~

!~I ~~~~~~I:::l:: r~~:::~ --rl:::~:: ~~~J:~~~~~--T

1 22
8 5

180

301

320

621 3 I 6

3

1

25 ,- - - - - -

I 1 1 2

24

7 I 72

180 180 180

----;~r

----;;r

----;1f

:::i::'I---;--I---;-r::::1

! I:::::l--;rl,

! ---:-

1

16
7 34

180 180

30 60

------'------1 21

51 ------ 1

1

1 2 ------1------,------ 2 1------ 6

65 125

1______ 1 1------ 3! 2 1------'------

6

180

34

23

57

1, YzI------ Yz'------

------ YzI------

2Yz

I--T 180
180 180

1~3~2

11~4~7

2~7~~9

1 i I ' 1 ------
1 --T ::::::1'

Yzi lYz ------
21 ,,::::::'---49-

~------

2~

1

1'

I::::::

7 11
79

180

12

15

27 ------ Yz Yz'------ Yz. Yz 3 1

1

1,

1

7

180 180 180
180 180

39
2!~2

35 28
!g

:::::: ::::::i 74 ------11

1 '1

_ _ ___ _

20

8

Ifg ------ ------1 1 ------11 1 11 ------ 14 ------ ---i-oj 6

30 22

~~ :::::: ---;--i ~ ::::::I:::~:r:~:i:::: 1

3
3 5

TABLE VII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

NUMBER OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE

NO, OF 4 YEAR H, S, GRADUATES

I---------------~--~-----,----~----

Total

Length

Professional

SYSTEM

Enroll-

of

I!~~:euance L:nc~=~rc=-I:~e~I-::~ ment

Term

Elem, H.S. Total

Boys I Girls I Total Adrn, I Inst. V. T. 'I Att.

----------- - - -

----- -

I
-

-

----1-- Asst. ISupv.

1 Off. 1

1

Mgrs,

I

1

I

1 School Bus ,

I

1

-- ------ -------- ----1-

Houston___________ _ Irwin________________

6,299 3,734 1,490 5,224

1,638

850

535 1,385

180 180

94 44

94 48

-j--- __ I 188 ------, 1 [ 1

1 4:

1

------1 2 '______

92

1 1 ,------ ----- 1------1---- _ ----

1

8 2

Jackson________________ 1,626 1,077

188 1,265

180

Jasper_______ -------- 649 367 187 554 180

5 14

16 17

------i 21 ------ 1 I 1
31 ------ ------' 1

1 3 ,------ ------ 2

17

2

1 2 ,------ ---- __ ---___

5

S , ::~j ~! m'~l i ! 11 ~ *:1: ::: :: :: ~::e:::IS-_~~::::::::::_ ::~~: :::~~ ::~ ::~~~

1~~ ------ -i 1 '-----r----------,------I-----I 1 ------ 2

t:~~~~;~~~---------~~~~'
Lee____________________ Liberty_________________ Linooln.c. .
Long _ Lowndes__ Lumpkin__ Macon _ Madison _

2,~~6 638 1,461
764
797 3,022 1,795 1,098 2,278

I,m
350 826
430
433 1,678
988 610 1,259

~g~ 2,~~g
169 519 337 1,163 245 675

211

644

663 2,341

384 1,372

344

954

623 1,882

i~g 1~ I 1~ 1~~ ~:::::,

180

14

13

27 1 "I -----

180 180

25 22

15 14

40 36

------i

1, )11

m~~g -----l~~r -----~~1r -----~~~r :--:-:=:-:-:-;----d1

711 _

1

_

1 1

:::::: ---(::____

1

10)1

11

2

1 ::::::

3 4

Marion McDuflie Mclntosh
Meriwether Miller

_

_ 685

_

1,694 689

383
1,017 400

194 577 446 1,463 161 561

180 180 180

_

_

2,364 1,403

1,293 765

703 1,996 431 1,196

180 180

Mitchell______ _

_ 1,704

939

495 1,434

180

Monroe

_ 1,184

674

343 1,017

180

Montgomery

_ 903

458

273

731

180

Morgan. . Murray

_ _

1,362 2,761

780 1,530

365 1,145 661 2,191

180 180

8 25 15 67 33
33 30 25 33 34

16

24

41

66

_ 11 ,------ ------ 2)1

1

11

1

_1

4 2)1

------ ---;--1 10

25

47

114

)'2------,------ 1

1

J j______ 1 , 4 ,

.

J

_ 3)1

2

_

8

51
38 29 29 28 49

84
5791 54 61 83 1

: I::::::I---~--i : .1.__ ---:--1:::::: 2

1

13

'
.1 [

1,
_
)1 .1
l'

1)~I:::::rTI::::::I---1-=-I---I--__ 11 1------[------ 16 I------! 3

-

-

T 1

I1::--:-:-:--:_,

6
3
3 21
2

Muscogee

Newton. ~

Oconee.

_

Oglethorpe

Paulding

peach
Pickens Pierce Pike Polk

PulaskL. Putnam Quitman _ Rabnn
Randolpb

_ 28,406 15,076 5,779 20,855

180

_ 3,234 1,819

934 2,753

180

1,326 _ 1,110 _ 2,946

695 568
1,693

370 1,065

363

931

687 2,380

180 180 180

_ 1,509

_ 2,256

_ _ _

2,489 1,066 3,827

843 1,258
1,365 607
2,388

445 1,288

523 1,781

747 2,112

286

893

687 3,075

180 180 180 180 180

_ _

741 858

629 524

233

629 757

180 180

_ _

225 2,268
943

122 1,225
527

70

192

631 1,856

300

827

180 180 180

Richmond . . . Rockdale Schley
Screven. . . Seminole.

_ _ _

18,726 1,724
326

_ 1,940

10,266 997 176
1,087

4,270 407 115 539

14,536 1,404
291 1,626

180 180 180 180

_ 1,132

633

339

972

180

Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter
Talbot

_

_ _

_ _

5,914 2,663

546

1,104

504

3,499 1,425
293 655 280

1,438 753 153 293 152

4,937 2,178
446 948 432

180 180 180
180 180

Taliaferro _

Tattnall

_

Taylor

Telfair .

Terrell. ..

Thomas.. Tift. _. Toombs ... Towns.. _. Treutlen

Troup Turner ~ .. Twiggs. ---- -Union Upson

297

156

112

268

180

_

2,605 1,192

_ _

2,160 1,098

1,390 631
1,213
643

820 2,210

372 1,003

638 1,851

320

963

180 180 180 180

. 2,102 _ 4,649 _ 2,048

1,116
2,573 1,147

612 1,137
561

1,728 3,710 1,708

180 180 180

_ 1,171 . 1,017

682 602

335 1,017

272

874

180 180

_ 2,722 1,554

686 2,240

180

.1_ 1,463 935

_ _

1,796 1,756

824 548 995 1,102

407 1,231

238

786

499 1,494

381 1,483

180 180 180 180

76
272
4 15 2
2 1 29 4 7
10 1
2 18
43 3 3 5 2
36 4 13
27 2
2 5 1 1 23
10 9 18 6 1
3 3 30 30 1

TABLE VII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

NUMBER OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

AVERAGE DAILY

NO. OF 4 YEAR

ATTENDANCE

H. S. GRADUATES

Total

Length

Professional

SYSTEM

Enroll- ~~~~_ _~_ of

ment

II

Term

I

Maintenance

Elem. I H. S. Total

Boys Girls Total Adm. Inst. V. T Att.

Asst. Supv.

Off.

I

Lnnch Lib. Clerk Other Tota Mgrs.

;:lt~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~:
;:~~~~~i~~:::::::::::::

~:6~~
::g~I

t~m:m

I

2,~~~ i U~~
m::m

--~~
!!g

-----~1-----2~I~---5ii-
n :! ~!~

;::~:~::~::I~I:~:ii:-:I-----;i---

_~
::::::
::::::

School ~
= =__
:::::: ::::::

::::::
::::::

::::::
::::::

i
:::i::

~
::::::
::::::

~~~_
-----~--

Wayne.________________ 4,245 2,363 1,078 3,441

180

86

83 169

, 1i 1

61

1

Webster________________ 323 179 106 285 180

2~

2~

12 ------1------1 Y2 ------ 1

4

Wheeler________________ 1,044

561 319

880

180

46

1______ 1 ------ ------ ------ ------

Y2

White__________________ 1,816

992

474 1,466

180

23

43

66

11

4

21 1 1

Whitfield_______________ 6,449 3,609 1,487 5,096

180

49

94 143

11

1

44

10
5Y2 1Y2 29 47

i:m Wilcox_________________ 1,480
;:l~i~~oo_-_~::::::::::::

m799 434 1,233 ~~~ l,gt~

180
i~~

41
~~

37
~~

78

1______ 1

1

1

3

~~ --'1" --'1" ---i- :::::: i :~:::: :::::: :::::: ~ __ :::::: ~

Worth__________________ 2,514 1,332

670 2,002

180

48

52

100

1______ 1

I1

2

2

6

Total Counties..

517,463 294,685 126,118 420,803

7,482 8,262 15,744 35 1114Y2 132)i 24 1581 202Y2 606 79 314Y2

2,394%;

1306

Americus_______________ 1,505

Atlanta _________________ Barnesville______________
Bremen ________________ Buford _________________

61,866 713 903 847

Calhoun ________________ Carrollton ______________ Cartersville _____________ Cedartown ______________ Chickamauga ___________

1,337 1,917
1,678 2,429
645

Cochran ________________ Commerce ______________ Dalton _________________
Decatur ________________ Dublin _________________

1,040 1,308 3,781 3,565
2,145

Fitzgerald ______________ Gainesville______________
Hawkinsville ____________ Hogansville _____________ Jefferson ________________

1,567 3,014
434 982 1,432

LaGrange ______________ Marietta _______________ Monroe _________________
M o u l t r i e ________________ Newnan ________________

3,988 4,909
1,330 3,667 2,153

Pelham _________________ Quitman ________________ Rome __________________
Tallapoosa ______________
Tallulah Falls ___________

1,117 778
5,668
574 204

Thomaston _____________
Thomasville _____________ Toccoa _________________
Trion __________________ Valdosta ________________

2,804 2,957
1,520 994
4,528

822 36,187
456 525 475
548 1,148
973 1,128
313
496 629 2,173 1,929 1,299
719 1,639
75 576 719
2,474 2,701
719 1,305 1,164
601 432 3,242 334
70
1,462 1,749
809 586 2,609

511 14,714
189 299 246
604 526 461 902 241
395 457 819 1,159 562
578 782 308 276 445
862 1,221
413 1,743
664
348 227 1,293 142 104
1,006 762 490 294
1,171

1,333 50,901
645 824 721
1,152 1,674 1,434 2,030
554
891 1,086 2,992 3,088 1,861
1,297 2,421
383 852 1,164
3,336 3,922 1,132 3,048 1,828
949 659 4,535 476 174
2,468 2,511 1,299
880 3,780

180

37

37

74 ------ ------ 1 ----

180

965 1,159 2,124 28 37

5 11

180

63

21

84 ------ ------ ------ ----

180 180

18 26

17 29

35 55

-----------

--------_-.-.

1
-----,.

--------

1

330

90

180 180 180

44 35 22

51 48 30

95 83 52

------
-----------

------
-----1

-----------
------

----
----
----

4

180

50

66 116 ------ J1 J1----

180

13

15

28 ------ ------ 1 ----

15

1

41

_

180

32

34

66 ------ ------ ------ ----

180

52

30

82 ------ ------ ------ ----

180

55

67 122 ------ ------ 1 ----

180

106

113

219 ------ 1

1 ----

180

36

34

70 1 ------ 1 ----

180

52

52 104 ------ J1 J1----

180

58

50

108 ------ ------ 1 ----

180

14

19

33 ------ ------ ----- ----

180

19

25

44 ------ ------ J1 ----

180 -------- -------- -------- 2 ------ ------ ----

11

2

180

52

61 113 ------ ------ 1 ---- 3

180

63

88

151 1 ------ 1 ----

2

180

23

26

49 3 ------ ---- - ----

3

180

117

123

240 ------ ------ 1 ----

1

180

56

50

106 ------ 1

1 ----

9

3

1

2

26

1

2

1

1

180

20

32

52 ------ ------ ------ J1

180 -------- -------- -------- ------ ------ 1 ----

180

64

112

176 ------ 1

1 ----

180

10

15

25 ------ ------ ------ ----

180

9

10

19 ------ ------ ------ ----

1J1------ ------ ------ ----1-- ------

23

4

180

79

91

170 ------ ------ 1 ----

1

180

55

63

118 ------ 1

1 ----

4

180

35

35

70 ------ J1 1 ----

1

180

23

25

48 ------ ------ ------ ----

1

180

95

84

179 ?,

1

1 ----

5

4 514
7 11
20 1 3 5
10
3 11 4
3 3 9 J1 19
19 7
38 5 3
1 3 40 2 6
5 14
3J1 4
17

TABLE VII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

SYSTEM

NUMBER OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

AVERAGE DAILY

NO. OF 4 YEAR

Total

ATTENDANCE

I H. S. GRADUATES
Length

Professional

E~~~I:- I_~---;-~~~~ _ Elem. H. S. Total

of Term

Boys

Girls

I I Total Adm. Inst. V. T. Att. ~Ma- inte~nan~ce Lunch Lib. Clerk Other Total

709 ---;; ~ -;; ~~26- -~-23- -~-49- _Asst'_I suP~~ ~_I_I=OOI"'oo'l" -~1- M.. ........:::::::::

Vidalia_________________ 1,228

Waycross_______________ 3,654 2,127

936 3,063

180

59

66

125 3

1

1

11

J______ 1

7

West POinL

1 601

6,::: n::::: Winder_________________ 1,347

Total Cities

137,129

I",:

Total Counties Grand TotaL

1517 ,463 294,685 126,118 420,803 654,592 371,591 :163,327 534,918

:~,:, ",: ",: ~,:~::I,;~'");I~,;,,:,:=~

2,394~ I 7,482 8,262 15,744 35 114Yz 132)11 24 581 1202Yz 606 79 3I4Yz 306

1158~1 i 10,025 11,122 21,147 75 161

35Yz 651 202Yz

101 443Yz 325 3,201)1

1

1l,048

TABLE VII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

NO. OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

EVENING SCHOOLS

SYSTEM

Non-Professional

No. Teachers

I

Enrollment

A. D. A.

'

I,

I

II

II

I

Adults

Clerk I Lunch Food Jan. Other Total Male Female Total Boys Girls

Total Under Over Total

Room Proc.

18

18

I

Male Female

!~!:I:I:I i! I~n :1'" 1:::~::::!::::::~:::~~J~:~:~::::::j:~: ::~:::~

Ber

Bib Ble Bra Bro Bry

Bulloch

_

Burke,

_

_

Butts Calhoun, _

_ _

::::::::1

----T

----------------------

_

Camden; _

_

Candler______________ Carroll, Catoosa______ _ Charlton, ____________
Chatham.

1 1
_ __
32

Chattooga____________ Cherokee; Clarke_________ __ Clay_______

3
3 1 __

SYSTEM

TABLE VII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

1_ NO. OF N~-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

EVENING SCHOOLS

,

Non-Professional

No. Teachers

Enrollment

GGillamscero_c_k_____________

2_

Glvnn,

2

Gordon

_

Grady_______________

1

Greene

_

Gwinnett____________

1

Habersham

_

HaIL_______________

3

Hancock_____________

1

Haralson

_

Harris

_

Hart.

_

Heard

_

Henry_______________

1

Houston

_

Irwin________________

1

Jackson

_

Jasper

_

Jeff Davis____________

1

Jefferson Jenkins Johnson
Jones Lamar

_ _
_
_ _

Lanier

_

Laurens

_

Lee

_

Liberty

_

Lincoln

_

Long________________

1

Lowndes

_

Lumpkin

_

Macon

_

Madison

_

Marion

_

MMccDIuutfofsieh____________

3_

Meriwether

_

Miller_______________

1

MitcheIL____________

1

Monroe

_

Montgomery

_

Morgan

_

Murray______________

1

ffi 1--------
4 9
Mn

11
M
"0
8

W

U

M

U

8

ffi

M 17 U 9
ffi

19 16 18 U 8

9 U 7 2 9

5 21 11 U W

6 18 6 ffi U

"17

2

8

U

a

5

U

1

6

M
9

~

9

"

7

ffi

18

005

11

~

U
3 1--------

nu

8

,
--------

M

6

W

4

U

6

18

U

41

"6

M M

5

18

2

11

4

M

00

31

2

W

5

M

7

W

2

00

2

U

U

41

3

00

4

9

2

U

4

11

6 3

nu

5

ffi

6

U

2 --------1

6

1

8 n

3

9

9

M

5

U

I----T 7
6

I-----~--

u
g

2

00

6

U

7

W

----- :::::::: :::::::: ----27-- -------- -----27- :::::::: ----24-- ----24--

TABLE VII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

NO. OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

EVENING SCHOOLS

SYSTEM

Non-Professional

No. Teacbers

Enrollment

A. D. A.

- - - - - - , - - - , - - - - -------,------,----,------,----~----I----,-------,----I----,--,-------,---

Clerk Lunch Food Jan. I Otber Total Male Female Total Boys Girls

Adults

Total Under Over Total

Room Proc,

18

18

Male Female

------- -------- -------------------- --------

Muscogee ____________ Newton______________

44 3

Oconee______________
Oglethorpe ___________ Paulding _____________

---------------

--------

242 --------

30

18

17

2

8 --------

28 --------

72

43

12

4

5 --------

--------
8 --------

401
Ii , I"'" :.: ::1.:1: .r::..: 1:::.::. :::.:::: .:::::.: : .:::::

l-:> 00 00

Peach. ______________

1

Pickens ______________

Pierce_______________ Pike _________________

1

Polk _________________

1

2

2

17

2

20 --------

15 --------

35 --------

7 -------6 -------4 --------
6 -------13 --------

--------I Pulaski- _____________
Putnam ______________

Quitman _____________ Rabun _______________

:::::::: I
2

Randolph ____________

1I

--~~--I Richmond ____________
Rockdale ____________ Schley_______________

Screven__________ ____

Seminole________ _____

JI

Spalding. ____________

3

I Stephens _____________

1

Stewart ______________

Sumter ______________

------I 'I'albot..; __________

::::::1 Taliaferro___ _________

----~--I 'I'attnall , , ___________
Taylor _______________ Telfair _______________

Terrell, ______________

1!

8 --------1 11 --------1

1 29

_____2_1

10 --------

:::::~:: 35

11

3 20

I

83 1
I

13

I

47 27
9

I
:::::~::I

18 8

,::::::::1

3 25
6 20

I~~::~:~~

9I 1

2
I

2

1

4
1,

[::~J

4

;1 I l l i

33 3

I---:~~..I

281 14

2

7

8 1----:--1 29
2 1-----;--1 16

21

72

6 3 4
3

- 2I
1---------1----I

38 12
23 11

1 5 2

I:::::~::I

4 31 12

7

30

7

3

22

I

Thomas

_

TifL_______________

1

Toombs______________

3

Towns

_

Treutlen_____________

1

Troup

_

Turner______________

1

g~!~~~~::::::::::::: :::::~~I

Walkef-_____________

5I

Walton______________

1

Ware

_

Warren

_

Washington__________ 1

24 57

----------------1

18

8

I

3

7I

1~ I::::~~::I

g I::::::::

~~ I::::~~::

18

I! I:::::~_

iI'

I 57 1

4 _

2~ I ~

5

1

2

10

29
78 27 12 14

49 23 12 2431
24

-------- -------- -------- -------- --------
-------- -------- -------- --------------- -------- -------- -------- --------------- -------- -------- -------- --------

113

28

26

10 36

:: :.:::1.:: ::..1..: :.:.:

Wayne______________ 1

4

37

18

WWheebeslteerr______________ --------

4 -----1~---1
9

41

Whlte Whitfield WilcOX

..I 1________1

7 44

I

16

9 13

4 II

4

Wdllkeins_so_n_____________

2 I' 134 1-----------4-----, 45

Worth_______________ __

23

10

Total Counties ---

I
--

33531; 3,868

I

359

1,648

2

62

5

13

31

62

24

1

1

,________ 16

16

15

15

20 19
44

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

817 7,02731 29

11

40

800

909 1,709

67

67

I

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

I1

13

1 49

_

2

21

_ _

1 1

8 6

4

18

44

79 172

43

39

82

292

198 4,356 6,284 11,130 197 2,352 2,549

7

6

36

4

1

14

3

10

Calhoun

_ 16

20

Carrollton____________

1

32

36

Cartersville

_ 13

21

Cedartown___________

1

36

46

Chickamauga_________

1

4

9

Cochran _____________

13

Commerce___________

1

1

Dalton_______________

1

Decatuf-____________

2

41

2 4
10 15

17 14
12 58

:--:-:-:-:--:-:l-:-:-:--:-:-:--:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: :-:-:-:-:-:--:-: :-:-:-:-:-:--:-: :-:-:-:--:-:-:-: :-:-:-:--:-:-:-: :-:-:-:-:-:--:-: :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- :-:-:-:--:-:-:-:1:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-

Dublin

--"'--:..::-.:.--:.:-c-:..::-.:.--:.:-.:.--:.:-:.---=2-5=---_ _-7=----=-==="--3-2==------=----=-=- .=--=----=--==----=----=-=- =---=--=--=- =--=----=--=-=---=----=-=--=.--=----=-=--=--=---=--=--=--=----=--=-=- --=----=-=--=- --=----=-=--=-

TABLE VII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

NO. OF NON-INSTRUC_T_IO_N_A_L._E_M_P_L_O_Y_E_E_S~\

_

EVENING SCHOOLS

Non-Professional

I

No. Teachers

I

Enrollment

A. D. A.

-==-. ,."""" Ok<' -t:::: ~ :;;:'- ".. I ,::-~ 'oW .

~-'oW llo_-~-w",-~ M"~'~- 'oW- -u.,o- """-~ '0<"

f~~H-:l. 'II::: ;lf~:;IJ[~ .~. ~.T:~

Jefferson_____________

2

11

3

. 16

_

LaGrange________ ____

2

Marietta _____________

1

Monroe ____________ __ 1

Moultrie_____________

4

Newnan _____________

4

Pelham ______________

Quitman _____________

1

Rome________________

2

Tallapoosa ___________

Tallnlah Falls ________

1

Thomaston ___________

3

Thomasville __________

2

Toccoa______________

2

T r i o n ________________

Valdosta _____________

5

Vidalia ______________

1

Waycross____________

1

West Point ___________

2

Winder ______________

--------

Total Cities __________ 99

64 --------

48 --------

4

22

37 --------

25 --------

9 --------

10 --------

42 --------

I

3

3 --------

22 r--------
33
1-------- 17 -------7 55

13
47 -------4 -------7 --------

720

58

18

1

85

15 --------

64

3

4

34

11 --------

52

10 --------

39

1

1

11

2

2

15

21 -------- 65

1 --------

5

1 --------

5

16

2

43

7 -------- 42

9 --------

28

4 -------- 11

15 -------- 75

2 --------

16

15 -------- I 63

3 --------

9

4 -------- 11

313

99 1,289

2

46

50

_

:'I::::!: . . . . . I:'~ ::~ ~ ~.~1~1.~8. ~~~~~~ ~~~.~~~ .~~~~~.~

22

_ 20

20

49

46

95

292

198 4,584 6,406 11,480 197 2,457 2,654

Total Counties ________ Grand Tota!.. ________

335).11 3,868 434).11 4,588

359 1,648 417 1,961

817 7,027).1 29 916 8,316).1 78

11

40

800

909 1,709

67

67

57

135

292

198 5,384 7,315 13,189 197 2,524 2,721

TABLE VIII-COLORED SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUSIINFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems
-

SYSTEM

NUMBER OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

AVERAGE DAILY

NO. OF 4 YEAR

ATTENDANCE

H. S. GRADUATES

Total

Length

Professional

Enroll-

of

ment

Term

Maintenance

Elem. H. S. Total

Boys Girls Total Adm, Inst. V. T. Att.

Lunch Lib. Clerk Other Total

Asst. Supv.

Off.

Mgrs.

School Bus

------ --- --- --- --- --- -- ---- -------- -- ---- ---

Appling... ______ . ______ Atkinson. _. ____________

1,031 524

614 317

178 78

792 395

180 180

6

17

2

8

Bacon__________________ Baker _____ ._. __________ Baldwin. ______________

387 960
2,286

218 618 1,325

59

277

165

783

460 1,785

180 --------

180

4

180

10

4 18 29

23 ------ 1 ------ ------ 5 ------ 2 ------ ------ ------

8

10 ------ ------ ------ ------ 2

1 ------ ------ ------ ------

3

4 ------ 1 ------ ------ ------

------ ------ ------ ------

1

22 ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ 1

1 ------ ------ ------

2

39 ------ 1 ------ ------ 1 ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

2

Banks_____________ .. ___ 125

85

Barrow_________________ Bartow _________________

----567-

Ben Hill________________ 533

407 249

Berrien_________________ 565

323

9
43 96 105

94

180 -------- -------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ 1 ------ 1 ------ ------ ------

2

450

----iii6-

---------------

---------------

--------

------
------

------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ -----1 ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

1

345

180

2

7

9 ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ --------

428

180

6

8

14 ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ --------

Bibb_.. ________________ Bleckley___ ._. __. _______ Brantley _.______________ Brooks_. _______________ Bryan _____ ._._. ________

11,016 426 153
1,807 691

Bulloch_________________ Burke________________ ._
Butts ... _______________ Calhouu________________ Camden________ . _______

3,004 4,477 1,287 1,706 1,204

7,292 244 120
910 445

2,202 11
--------
253 142

1,611

486

2,213

579

692

201

846

310

730

314

9,494 255 120
1,163
I 587
2,097
2,792 893
1,156 1,044

180 -------- --------

5

1 ------ ------ -- --- ------ 2 ------ ------

8

180 -------- -------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ --------

-------1------ 180
180 180

21 ------3-9- -_-_-_-_-_-_

7

16 ______

------ ------

1

------

Yz X ---- -

------ ------ ------

2 ------ ------ ------

3

3 ------ ------ ------

6~

I:::::~:: ~~~:~r:::: 180

------

1

------

------ ------ ------

1

3

180

17

31

48 ------ 1

1 ------ 1

1 ------ ------ ------ ------

4

180

8

15

23 ------ ------ ------ ------ 1 ------ ------ ------ 1

2

4

180

20

28

48 ------ ------

Yz ------

72 1 ------ ------ ------ ------

2

180

15

21

36 ------

1 ------ ------ ------ ------

9 ------ ------ ------

10

Candler... _____________ 778 CarrolL ________________ 1,246

Catoosa ... _____________

86

Charlton. _... __________ 489

Chatham. ______________ 14,255

Chattahoochee. _ Chattooga ______ :::::::: Cherokee.. __._. ____ . ___ Clarke__________________ Clay.. _________________

260 533 257
2,991 1,012

438

108

546

I'-~]r 974
54
312 8,647

974 77
387 11 ,831

I 142

307 164

14167 68

188 424 232

1,933

660 2.593

- 517

166

683

180

7

8

15 ------

1 ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

1

180 -------- -------- -------- ------ 1 ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

1

180

1

2

3 ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ --------

180 -------- -------- --------

180

145

239

384

--i7-- ------ ------
1 ------ ------

------
------ 11

40 ----73--

~~~]:::~:: :::~:: 180

9

5

14

------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ --------

180

4

14

18

------ ------

------ ------

180
-----t-----I------ ::::::1:::::: :::::f:::: 180

3 46

8 52

11 98

-_-_-_-_-_-. ----1-- -_-_-_-_-_-_

------ ------
------ ------

~~~~J~:~:~~: 180

4

13 [

17 ------ ------ ------

--_ ------L ______

.. _-,------

m gli%c\~~_-_~~~:::::::::::: 1,~g~

3~~ 1,~~~ l~~ If 2~ 4g :::::: =__ :::::: :::::: ~ =_L_~__ :::::: :::::: :::::: _

~~:. :;; ::;~ ;: ::;~ ;;::~ii:i ......, ......-,,,1,- .........".

Coweta_________________ 2,301 1,197

592 1,789

180

29

34

63

1

Crawford_______________ 1,045

559

162

721

180

9

9

18

1

Crisp___________________ 2,709 1,439

238 1,677

180

10

18

28

3

Dade___________________

46

34

7

41

180

Dawson_.~

~

~

Decatur

2,964 1,795

654 2,449

180

29

51

80

DeKalh-________________ 3,134 1,967

632 2,599

180

30

20

50

Dodge__________________ 1,597

760

223

983

180

10

23

33

------ ------ ------ ------ ------

1

1

_

1

-----_
1 1 9

Dooly__________________ 2,122 1,190

332 1,522

180

Dougherty ______________ Douglas ________________ Early __________________ Echols _________________

6,153 701
2,461 149

3,995 452
1,123
68

1,053 175 423 21

5,048 627
1,546
89

180 180 180 180

47 5 28 4

61

108

16

21

40

68

4

8

11

15

C;.l
0
C;.l

Effingham______________ Elbert__________________
EmanueL ______________ Evans __________________
Fannin _________________

1,140 1,957
1,886 798 11

656 1,199
1,116 467
10

182 838 382 1,581 286 1,402 144 611
10

180 180 180 180 180

14 27 18
7

11 28 24
10

25 55 42 17

1

10

_

1

_

5

Y2 ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ - ----,------

1 11
11Y2

l~-;~:;~:;;;;:illm-~1:~,;I; .--:,i. . m',-i

---r :::::: -;rl:::::: g\~~:~~k_-::::::::::::::----267- ----123 -----35- ----158- ----180- ------2 ------6- ---

:::i:: :::i:: :::::: :::::: ::::::

:::i:: :::::: -----r-

Glynn__________________ 2,769 1,676

643 2,319

180

34

37

Gordon

~_____________

_

-

------

--- ------ ------

---

_

Grady__________________ 1,997 1,200

433 1,633

180

16

48

64

------

__

--

_

Greene;

1,968 1,095

!~~~~~~;~::::::::::::: !~~ 4~~

Hancock________________ 2,476 1,351

430 1,525
:~~ ~~~
274 1,625

180

19

36

~~~_ ------~L----~-

180

5

18

55

1 I Y2

Y2 --____

Y2 2Y2

:~_ :::::: :::~:: :::::: :::::: ::::Y2 ::::~ :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::~::

23

1 ------ ------ Y2 Y2

_

Haralson _______________
Harris __________________ Hart- __________________

363 1,871
996

~:~~~:::::::::::::::::: I

496 2,120

226 1,118
509 262 1,246

.. 'ljjl'I;I,IU{::.-. d'! 79

305

180

307 1,425

180

182 691 180

112 374 180

397 1,643

180

----_.

TABLE VIII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

SYSTEM

Total
Enrollment

AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE
Elem. H.S. Total

Length of
Term

NO. OF 4 YEAR H. S. GRADUATES

NUMBER OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES Professional

Boys

Girls

Total

Adm. lnst. V. T. Asst. Supv.

Maintenance Att. _ _ _ _ Lunch Lib.

Off.

Mgrs,

School Bus

I
Clerk Other

Total

------1---------------- - ---------------------

Houston ________________ Irwio ___________________

2,468 1,236

1,441 678

364 1,805

201

879

180 180

6 13

19 17

25 30

_ _

2 I

Jackson ________________ Jasper__________________ Jeff Davis ______________

564 1,076
581

308 609 324

142 201 110

450
8lO 434

180 180 180

8

10

18

_

3

9

12

1 1).-2
_

...CN
0

Jefferson ________________ Jenkins _________________ Johnson ________________
Jones ___________________

3,098
1,596 904
1,147

1,603 921 434 718

462 2,065

285 1,206

79

513

224

942

180 180 180 180

Lamar__________________ 1,180

749

281 1,030

180

26 lO 7
15

35 30
7
28

61 40
14 ______
43

1 _
1

_

1

_

_

3

11

_

---- _

Lanier__________________ 430

230

79

309

180

Laurens________________ Lee ____________________ Liberty_________________

2,175 1,372 1,756

1,245 787
1,056

260 1,505

180

967

416 1,472

180 180 180

Lincoln _________________ 952

582

129

711

180

3
7 8 15 5

10
12
17 19 13

13

19

1

25

34 .______ 1

18

).-2

2

1

2

7

14).-2

_

---- _

Long ___________________

379

242

80

322

180

Lowndes ________________ Lumpkin _______________ Macon_________________ Madison ________________

1,545 20
2,729 8lO

912 14
1,454 474

241 1,153

3

17

426 1,880

147

621

180 180 180 180

:;

;;

I
~ ......: .11

. .. ......:

Marion _________________ McDuffie _______________ McIntosh _______________
Meriwether _____________ Miller __________________

1,084 1,498
1,157 3,057
752

591 735 719 1,536 478

205

796

241

976

272

991

457 1,993

123

601

180 180 180 180
180

!l

ij

!jli.II' <..1

Mitchell ________________
Monroe_________________ Montgomery ____________ Morgan ________________ Murray ________________1

2,069 1,420
888 1,688
17

1,210
836 425 918 13

309 307 190 245
--------

1,519 1,143
615
1,163 13

180 180 180 180

:lJJlrii!r;"il'I..:

180

Muscogee _______________ 8,611 5,524 1,715 7,239

180

Newton, ... ___________ . 1,987 1,026

309 1,335

180

Oconee_________________ 450

212

86

298

180

Oglethorpe ______________ 1,177 Paulding ________________ 399

685 227

181 86

866 313

180 180

------1 1------ ------ 89
11

129 27

218 38 --____

11 I 1Yz ----2-- ----Y-z- ------------ ------------

1

Yz

5 2Yz

6 8 5

9 18 6

15 26 11

~~~~~~'

:::~::,:::::~

::~:~:

::::::

::::::

::::::

::::::

::::::

::::::

:::::~::

Peach. _________________ Pickens _________________

2,096 117

1,304 67

442 1,746

32

99

180 180

Pierce__________________ Pike ... _______________ Polk ... ________________

693 1,095
832

398 600
553

148 239 123

546
839 676

180 180 180

18 2
10 12 13

32 1
11 22 5

50 3 21
34

-d-

-......-.. ......-

---i

18

Pulaski.; _______________
Putnam________________ Quitman ________________ Rabun. ... _____________ Randolph _______________

833 1,281
568 8
2,221

390
754 290
7 1,231

192 582

289 1,043

90

380

7

415 1,646

180

6

10

16

180

16

22

38

180

6

4

10

1 '______
1 1

3

4
1 1

180 180

-----27- -----39- -----66- .. -----.----. :::::: :::::: ------ ------ ------ :::::: :::::: :::::: --------

Richmond ______________ Rockdale _______________

10,030 813

6,107 438

2,044 145

8,151 583

180 180

Schley _. _______ . ________ 687

377

118

495

180

Screven________________ 2,719 1,681

367 2,048

180

Seminole ________________ 939

567

195

762

180

90
6 3 19 7

167 5 11 28 14

21~ :::::: :::j:: ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ::~~:: ~~~~~~ ~~~~~r~~~~ ~~~~~~ ::~~:: ::::~i::

21

1

---

1

1

Spalding ________________ 3,319 1,629

479 2,108

180

17

40

57

10

13

CN 0
""

Stephens __.. ___________ Stewart _________________ Sumter _________________
Talbot. _. ______________

161 1,788 2,135 1,592

119
975 1,231
877

119
313 1,288 323 1,554 310 1,187

180
180 180 180

-----2i- -----i6- -----37- :::::: ------ :::::: :::::: ------ ------ --"7'" :::::: :::::: :::::: ----ii--

_______________________ "

13

18

10

32

42

_

i~[...-_:~--;:~-- ~:i-- ~ -I-_.

-l!- ----1- -----1- -- ---I- I 1; , 1' , ;

g~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _ ~J~t om. __J!~ ~J~t m ~; Jt

Upson__________________ 1,234

898

118 1,016

180

Walker_________________ 658

447

140

587

180

Walton_________________ 1,872 1,165

261 1,426

180

Ware___________________ 273

148

5

153

180

Warren_________________ 1,528

777

175

952

180

Washington

1 3,265 1,690

528 I 2,218

180

- - - - - - - ' - - - - - ' - - - - -I ' -_~I

L ~;_ ~:~::~ _ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~t~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~:~~~ ~~_

_

_

TABLE VIII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

NUMBER OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE

NO. OF 4 YEAR H. S. GRADUATES

---~_.------------------

SYSTEM

Total

Length

E~~~~- I_~~~__~,-~- of Term

Professional

Elern. H. S. Total

Boys

Girls

Total Adm. Asst.

-~~~~-~- ~~- - - - -~-,~~--~- ~~- -~- ~~-

Maintenance

I Inst. V. T. Att. ~__~_ Luncb Lib. Clerk Other

Supv.

Off.

Mgrs.

School Bus

- - - - -~- -~-

~~ ~~

~~ ~~

T otal

Wayne ..

1,168

658

167

825

180

6

6

12

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2

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Worth.________________ 2,863 1,391

343 1,734

180

11

22

33

1

__

TotaICounties

237,847 138,053 41,668 179,721

1,761 2,838 4,599

85).1 7% 4).1 74 70).1 143

19 84).1 496%

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Buford_________________ 258

149

66

215

180

7

4

Calboun________________
Carrollton______________ CartersvIlle_____________ Cedartown______________

Chickamauga

1

Cochran

._1

Commerce______________

Dalton,

Decatur

,

Dublin

.!

355

204

91

295

180

8

6

951

426

346

772

180

7

16

583

297

215

512

180

11

14

466

211

175

386

180

7

9

-------- -------- -------- -------- --------,--------

427

235

96

331

180

183

148

148

180

493

327

122

449

180

922

554

224

778

180

1,522 1 898

326 1,224

180

9

5

_

7

5

17

4

12

22

[I:~~~:: : ~:r-:::I!: rss

Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson
LaGrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie Newnan
Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls
Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa Trion
Valdosta Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder
Total Cities
Total Counties
Grand TotaL

_ _

923 1,415

m____ _ 365

5541

2=~1:6_

770 1,222
277

180

9

21

180

20

7

180 -------- -------- -

_ 462

286

110

396

180

8

9

I_ -------- -------- -------- <.------- -------- -------- -------- -

30 27
17

_ _

2,038 996

1,466 560

295 1,761

278

838

180 180

15 20

18 20

33 40

-------- _
_

--

-

-

----
747

--------
137

-------- -------- -------- -------- -

455

592

180

26

33

59

_ 903

746 --------

746

180 -------- ---------

_ 858

466

209

675

180

_ 785

468

162

630

180

_ 2,093 1,280

402 1,682

180

14 6 10

22 11 19

36 17
29

_

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_

-------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -

_ 694

_ 1,848

_ 593

_

49

336 1,088
320 43

266 491 188
--------

602 1,579
508 43

180 180 180

9 21
6

18 26 16

2477 22

180 -------- -------- -

_ _

3,123 702

1,762
396 I

663 176

2,425 572

1FO 180

29 --------

12

7

29 19

_ 2,075 1,244

525 1,769

180

41

47

88

_ _

730 720

441 421

178 129

619 550

180 180

17 5

17 7

34 12

_ 67,972 41,025 15,295 56,320

821 1,023 1,844

_1237,847

138 1 ' 053

41,668 179,721

_1305 , 819 179,078 56,963 236,041

1,761 2,582

2,838 3,861

4,599 6,443

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3

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- - 85Yz 7~ 4Yz 74 70Yz 143

8 19 84Yz 498'

1 96Yz 12~ 10 89 70Yz 298 11 23 86Yz 6981

TABLE VIII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE
======--=-==============================---=======

NO. OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

EVENING SCHOOLS

SYSTEM

Non-Professional

No. Teachers

'

Enrollmen t

A. D. A.

------_,_--;-------:------1--,------- --~--,__-----_,_--I------:-----;---

[
I Clerk Lunch Food Jan. Other Total Male Female Total Boys Girls

Adults

Total Under Over Tota

Room Proc.

18

18

Male Female

Appling..

__

Atkinson

_

Bacon

_

Baker

_

Baldwin

__

Banks , ..

_

Barrow

_

Bartow

_

oCN
00

Ben HiIL

.

Berrien

_

Bibb
Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

~ ~-_ ~ t-_- -_~=-=-= _

1

9

_

_

__ __

- -: -

1- - 2 - - _ -_ -

--= - .: _=----= _= - ==- ==: = ==:_= =: : =-- ==

=_-_-_= -_-=-= -

Bulloch Burke Butts

_ __
_

2I
-- I
1

17
11 3

Calhoun

_

7

Camden_____________ _ _

9

i 26
18 7

..... ..... . ....

.... 1 1

12

16

Clayton~~~~~~~~~~~~

~

Clinch

_

Cobb-

~

_

Coffee

_

Colquitt

~

_

3

7

1

5

3

2

8

3

W

2

W

Columbia

--

Cook,

Coweta______________ Crawford

Crisp

~

_ _
. ~ __..

--------1

11 --------1

_ 8

3

7
1

----------------1

9

W
m4

1

4

3

11

Dade________________

I

I

2

_

g::~~~:::::::::::::: :::::::: --- 12-- ~------- -----5-- -------- ----17-- :::::::: ::::::::1:::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::

DeKalb

~~______

6

15

7

31

Dodge

~~ __

6

2

8

Dooly

~ __

3

Dougherty___________

5

21

Douglas.. .

_

3

Early

~

~

W

Echols

_

1

2 13

6 W

11
o

2

5

4

14

1

2

EElfbfienrgLh_a_m____________ --------

53

EmanueL___________

4

Evans

~~_~__

2I

~____

1

1 161 -------- -------- -------- -------- ----- -- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --_----

1

W

_

3

~

_

Fannin

-------- --------! ------- -------- --------1--------,-------- ------ -- -- -- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- ----

Fayette

--------

1 1________

2 --------

3 -------- --- ---- -------- -------- -- ----- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --~-----

R~~~th:-:::::::::::::::::::: ~__ :::::::: ~__ :::::::: :__ ::::_::: :::::::: :::::::: ::::::_: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::

Franklin

~_

1

1

2

Fulton

~_______

5

14

21

40

Gilmer

Glascock_____________

Glynn

,1

Gordon

I~_~~

~

Grady

-- -- -- _1_ -- -- ---

.

I

~~~~f~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Hancock;

!I~~~~~~~--~II

Haralson~~~~~~~~~~~ __1 ----I

!:i~~:::::::::::::::I::::::::I

Henry __~~

1

1I

_ 1 3
~~~~~
11

1
18
~~~

~

I

~~~~~~:~

--------

-~~--

18
----_!

1
:1. 1::::I:. 11 1 : ': 1 . :
1

TABLE VIII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

NO. OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

EVENING SCHOOLS

SYSTEM

Non-Professional

No. Teachers

Enrollment

A. D. A.

Adults

Clerk Lunch Food Jan. Other Total Male Female Total Boys Girls

Total Under Over Total

Room Proc,

18

18

Male Female

------- --- --- - ---- --- --------- --- ------ --- --- ------

Houston; Irwin___ Jackson___

-- ---- --

-- --

-
-
-

Jasper_ Jeff Davis___

- - ---
--

-

-

1 1 -- - - -
- -- -
- -- -

11 ---- - 5 ------ -- -- -- -- - -
4 - -- - --
3 ---- ---

-

-

5 -------3 -- -- --1 ----- I - ---- - ---- -- --

17
9 1 5 3

- -- -------- --
1
- ---- -

-- - .- -

- - -- -

-

---

--------

- - . -- - --
1
- -- -

---- - -- -- -- -- ---- - -

--- - ------ --- -- - --

-
-

- --
---

--
--

18

-- -- ---

--- - --- - ---- -- - ---- --

-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ----- - - -- - -

- ------
18
---- ----

- -- -

-- - -

----

-
-

--

---

---- --- --
16

----------- - -
16

- --
--

------

-- ----

-
-

--

Jefferson. - - - - ---

Jenkins. Johnson _____
JLoanmesa_r____- -

-
--
-

-

-

-

-

------
-- - -----
-

6 - ---

6 2

--- -- ----- --

7 ----

3 -- - -- -

1 ------4 - -- -- I - -- - --3 --- - -2 -- ------

7 10 3
10 5

-- - - -- -- - -- - - - -- -

--
--
---

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- - -- -- - -- -

-

-
-

-

-

-
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-

-

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---

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-

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-

-

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------

--

- - - - - -- - - - - -

- -- ------- -- - - -- - ---

-
-

- ---------------

--- -------------- - ----- ---

-------------------------- - -

Lanier.

--

Laurens_____ -

Lee , -- -

-

- ------
-- -

Liberty, - - - - - -

2

Lincoln. - - - - - -

2 4

- ----------

5 --- - -

11 - - -

1

2

1 ----- -- 3 -- ----2 - - -- 6 - - -1 -- - ----

3 7
7 19 4

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--
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---

LLLoouwnmngpd,k~;in:_-__--- -- Macon___ - --

-

-

--

--

Madison - -- - .- -

--
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------ - :3--

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5
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-
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--- ------- - -------

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MMacDrioufnf.ie______ McIntosh ______ Meriwether_____

-

-

-
-

--
-

Miller_ --- - - - - -

---
-- -i _.- . -
--

2Y2 --- - 2 -- - 8 .- - - 13 - -- -- 2 --- ---

1 - - -lY2 -- - - 3 -- --- -7 - - ---I - -- - --

- 3Y2
3Y2 12 20
3

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Mitchell; Monroe___

------
-

-

-

Montgomery _ - -

MMuorrrgaayn.___-----

-
-

----- -
-
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n~~~~~~ I 8
4 4
2
-- --

6 6 2

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14 10 6

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---
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~e~~~~~~::::::::::::I -. 6~
:::::::: :::::::: :::::::: - ~~i~~~~~~::::::::::: -----~--
1.;; ~ Peach_______________ 1

2~

I 1~

121 9

-----~--

3

5

-1;

1
11 i

Pickens______________

1

1

Pierce.

._______

1

Pike_________________

4

2

Polk_________________

4

3

~;:::::-~ -;::i:::!~ :.~~ ~:~.~~::I- ~-~.:.~ .l.~-:.: ~

Richmond____________ 10

3

Rockdale Schley

_ _

2 2

27

15 1 1

41

936 I-~------ -------- --------. -------- ------ --------- -------- -------- -------- -------3 ,::::::::1:::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :_:::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::

_

Screven______________

1

6

6

13

Seminole

_3

1

4

Spalding_____________ Stephens Stewart. Sumter;
Talbot

1

6

_ _ _
_

2 7 13 8

2

15 2 9

:::::::: :::::::: ::::::::1:::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::

4

17

3

11

Taliaferro TattnaIL Taylor Telfair TerreIL

_ _ _ _

2 5 5 2

_

1

-------- --------;

Thomas______________

6

7

_

TiIL______________

1

7

2

10__

:::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::

~~~~t::::::::::::::::::::: -----;--1:::::::: -----~-- :::::::: -----~-- :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :: _

Troup_______________ Turner______________
U~~pis~o~n~_~_~_~_=_=_=_=_=_=_=__=_=_=_= ========

~8__ ========

-

--

-

-

_ _

~4__ ===-==== -----1-2-- ======== ======== ======== ======== ======== ======== ======== ======== ======== ======== ==------

Walker

_

Walton______________

3

_

Ware

--------

1

_

;::hi~gt~~~::::::::f:::::: ...'. ::::::::

TABLE VIII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

NO. OF NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EMPLOYEES

EVENING SCHOOLS

SYSTEM

Non-Professional

No. Teachers

Enrollment

A. D. A.

---,-----,-----------,----;---)-------,---,----)----,-------,-------,----- -------;---

Wayne Webster
Wheeler White
Whitfield

I Clerk Lunch Food II Jan. I Room Proc.

----

_

3

_

_

_

,

_

Other I Total
I
7

Male Female Total

Boys

Girls

Adults Male Female

Total

Under 18

Over 18

Total

WilCoX Wilkes

! 11
I________

1i 5 --------

-----

Wilkinson____________

5

------
-- ----

:::lh~~~~~;~: :::::f--~~--, 7:;Y2 :::~~: I I 547)--21 153 1,523

12

I

7 i 19

158

269

130

557

16

16

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen

_ _ _ _

i

I

Cartersville

---- _1

-- __ I

~~g~~~~~~~~~::~~ ~~~~~J:: --~ I:::::::: ----: [:::::1 -~ i~~~: !::::~:~r~~~J::~~~~~: :::~~~~: ::::~~:: ::::::~~::~~~~~ ~~::::~:I::::~:~t~~~~~~

!;;; ~ :~ t, 1::1::.:: : ...., :11.:::.;:1:1111::;1::1.'i1.:.:111:::1.:':::.

LMaaGrireatntag_e________________________

162

--------1-------- 188 -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------

--------_

Moultrie_____________

1

2

_

..........:: :.:: :::.: :.::: :.::::.:.. Newnan_____________

6

_

Pelham______________

4

1

_

~~;:;::::<.:II~

Thomasville__________

1

9 --------

~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~ ----i:-- -----8--

Vidalia______________

3

Waycross____________

1

13

~i~~e~~i~_t::::::::::::::::::: ~

3 1_._______

~__ .:~~~~:~~

2

8

2I

~ ::::::::

13 -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
2~ ~~~~~~~~ :::::~:: :::::~:: ~~~~~~:~ ~~:~~~:~ ::::~;::[~~~:~ ::::~;:: ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~

5

1

1

15 i-------- 15

13

13

24 -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
~ --:::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::

Total Cities__________ 29 137

19 110).1; 66 361).1; 50

44

94 687 481 1,840 1,369 4,377

698 1,423 2,121

Total Counties

_ 66

707).1; 49

574).1; 153 1,523

12

19 158

269 130

16

16

Grand TotaL

_ 95

844).1; 68

685

219 1,884).1; 62

51

113

845

481 2,109 1,499

1,439 12,137

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

SYSTEM

REGULAR PROGRAM (Acad. and Voc. Teachers)

Special Program

CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS

ON REGULAR PROGRAM

Grand

Kg. Total

Grand

Elementary

High School

All

YEARS COLLEGE

Total

Non-

Teachers

Total Per-

teach. Total Male Fe- Total

mits

Male Female Total Male Female Total prin.

male

5

4

3

2

1

- - --~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -_. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Appling .............. 3

65

68

19

23

42

3

113 ------ ------ ------ ------ 113 ------ 13

82

10

7 ------ 112

1

113

BAatkcionns_o_n_._._._._._._._.__._._._._.

6 3

Baker................

33 44 12

39 47 12

6 12 6

11 14 5

17

1

26

2

11

1

57

2 ------ 2 ------ 59 ------

5

75 ------ ------ ------ ------ 75 ------ 7

24 ------ ------ ------ ------ 24 ------

2

33 50 15

8 11 ------ 57 ------ 59

10

8 ------ 75 ------ 75

6

1 ------ 24 ------ 24

Baldwin .............. 2

50

52

11

24

35

5

92 ------ ------ ------ 1

93 ------ 29

62

1 ------ ------ 92 ------ 93

Banks............. _.. 3 Barrow_______________ 4

27 31

30 35

8

9

6 --------

17

1

6 ------

48 ------ ------ ------ -----41 ------ ------ ------ ------

48 ------
41 ------

5 5

36 21

5 11

1 ------ 47

1

48

4 ------ 41 ------ 41

Bartow............... 10

89

99

25

26

51

1

151

1 ------ 1 ------ 152 ------ 21

63

36 28 ------ 148 3 152

Ben HilL ............ Berrien _______________ 5

24 61

24 66

6 16

5 23

11 ------ 35 ------ ------ ------ ------ 35 ------

5

39

1

106 ------ ------ ------ ------ 106 ------

9

18 50

9

3 ------ 35 ------ 35

30

13 2

104

2

106

Bibb ................. 25

423

448

Bleckley ..............

23

23

Brantley.............. 5

36

41

Brooks ............... 5

36

41

Bryan................ 1

26

27

83

129

212 30

690 ------ ------ ------ ------ 690 ------ 149

392

4 --------

4 ------ 27 ------ ------ ------ ------ 27 ------

3

14

17

9

26 ------ 67 ------ ------ ------ ------ 67 ------

8

37

11

10

21 ------ 62 ------ ------ ------ ------ 62 ------

6

30

6

11

17

2

46 ------ ------ ------ ------ 46 ------

8

29

57

40 5

643 47

690

8

2 ------ 27 ------ 27

12

8 ------ 65

2

67

7

14 5

62 ------ 62

5

4 I....

46 ------

46

Bulloch ............... 2

73

75

20

32

52

6

133 ------ ------ ------ ------ 133 ------ 29

100

4 ------ ------ 133 ------ 133

Burke................ 2

47

49

11

17

28

1

78 ------ ------ ------ ------ 78 ------

7

53

17

1 ------ 78 ------ 78

Butts................ ------ 26

Calhoun .............. Camden ..............

"'1"

22 33

26 22 34

6 9 10

10 9
10

16

2

44 ------ ------ ._----- ------ 44 ------

3

18 ------ 40

1 ------ 1 ------ 41 ------

4

20

2

56 ------ ------ ------ ------ 56 ------

8

36 29 36

5 ------ ------ 44 ------ 44

5

2 ------ 40 ------ 41

6

4 ------ 54

2

56

Candler.............. Carroll ............... 7 Catoosa ______________ 7 Charlton............. Chatham............. 20
Chattahoochee........ Chattooga............
:::U Cherokee .............
Clarke ................ CIay -----------------

25

25

91

98

98

105

26

26

434 I 454

3

4

76

79

103

111

I 124

124

9'

9'

6

12

18

2

45

1 ------ 1 ------ 46 ------

5

35

35

31

66

3

167

4

2

6 ------ 173 ------ 23

96

29

20

49

3

157 ------ ------ ------ ------ 157 ------ 24

77

10

7

17

2

45 ------ ------ ------ ------ 45 ------

6

27

79

181

260 31

745 64 31 95 ------ 840 ------ 109

491

2

2

4 ------

8 ------ ------ ------ ------

8 ------ --------

2

19

20

39

2

120

6

2

8 ------ 128 ------ 10

60

32

23

55

2

168 ------ ------ ------ ------ 168 ------ 15

106

16 2

46 5

62 7

7 1

193 ------ ------ ------ , . ..... 1
17' ------ ------ ------ ------

193 ------
17' I------

64 2

125 11

5 ------ ------ 45 ------ 46

38

9 ------ 166 1 173

27

27 2

157 ------ 157

8

4 ------ 45 ------ 45

70

48 2

720 25

840

2 1 4 ------

8 ------

8

25

17 ------ 112

8

128

I , 9

33 1

4 ...... ......

4' ------ ------

164

4

193 171

?i~~~~~~

168 193 17'

gi!;h~_~~~::::::::::: I 1~

166 26

182 28

Cobb_________________ 38

336

374

Coffee________________ 3

101

104

Colquitt; _____________ 14

97 111

37

41

9

6

74 129

36

32

10

10

Columbia Cook

_ _

48

49

7

17

43

47

10

15

Coweta_______________ 2

56

58

14

11

Crawford

------ 14

14

4

7

Crisp_________________ 4

55

59

14

19

Dade_________________ 7

41

Dawson

------ 23

Decatur______________ )1 88

DeKalb______________ 43 673

Dodge________________ 3

69

48

8

14

23

5

7

88)1 23)1 28

716 127 175

72

21

16

Dooly

------ 39

39

10

16

Dougherty____________ 3

193

196

31

57

Douglas______________ 5

59

64

8

23

Early________________ 1

42

43

13

19

Echols_______________ 1

10

11

5

3

Effiugham

------ 39

39

12

12

CN Elbert________________ 1

66)1 67)1 15)1 30

..... EmanueL____________ 2

64

66

20

25

0'1 Evans

------ 27

27

9

10

Fannin_______________ 7

76

83

24

23

Fayette______________ 1

33

34

6

9

Floyd________________ 15

139

154

35

49

Forsyth______________ 2

58

60

19

16

Franklin

------ 62

62

19

20

Fulton_______________ 20 481 501 124 161

Gilmer_______________ 5

52

57

14

12

Glascock

,------ 12

12

3

5

Glynn________________ 3

136

139

33

43

Gordon_______________ 8

67

75

17

10

Grady________________ 2

64

66

15

25

Greene

------ 27

27

7

17

Gwinnett_____________ 20 143 163

50

39

Habersham___________ 10

HaIL

16

77 126

87 142

21 39

26 41

Hancock

------ 17

17

3

10

Haralson_____________ 6

34

40

14

12

Harris________________ 1

24

25

7

8

HarL________________ 4

51

55

18

15

Heard________________ - 2

23

25

5

11

Henry________________ 5

44

49

12

16

I

78 9 15 2 203 27 68 1 20 2

269 ---
45 ---
604 --173 133

24 -----25 2 25 -----11 1 33 4

73 ---
74 2 83 3
26 --96 ---

22 1

71 ---

12 ------ 35 ---

51)1 3

143

302 45 1,063 ---

37 2 111 ---

26 ------

88 8

31 3

32

1

8 ------

65

4

292 3

98 2

76 2

19 ---

24 -----45)1 5 45 3 19 1 47 5

63 --118 114 47 ---
135 ---

15 1 84 3 35 1 39 -----285 37

50 --241 1
96 3 101 2 823 ---

26 2
8 ------
76 8 27 -----40 2

85 --20 --223 ---
102 ---
108 ---

24 -----89 3 47 4 80 4
13 1

51 --255 --138 --226 --31 ---

26 1 15 1 33 2 16 1 28 1

67 ---
41 --90 --42 78 ---

269 45
604 174
134

73
76 87 26
96

71 35 147
1,064 111

4

69

8

300

2

100

2

78

19

63 119
117 47
135

50 242
99
103 823

85
20 223 102
108

51
255 138 226
31

67 41
90 43
78

45 156

4

23

102 390

26 105

13

49

4

47

6

47

9

44

2

21

17

61

5

37

3

22

20

89

237 777

11

81

8

44

50 226

12

49

7

53

2

13

7

35

12

84

24

71

4

38

17

66

5

29

31 151

10

38

14

77

156 574

15

33

2

14

42

160

8

43

11

70

8

32

42 143

21 105

33 144

5

24

7

30

5

18

7

63

12

25

10

57

39

27 2

269

10

8

45

70 40

603

27 15

173

37 32

132

14

8

73

15

5

74

26

4

83

1

1

26

14

4

96

6

9 12

69

6

31

35

17 15 2 143

36

12

1,062

13

5

110

11

2

65

10

5

291

17 13

91

10

4

75

2

2

19

11

9

62

13

7

116

15

3

113

1

3

47

23 24

130

8

7

49

36 22

240

24

17

89

7

3

101

55 24

809

12 20

80

4 ------ ------

20

12

9

223

20 26

97

17 10

108

8

3

51

37 25

247

10

2

138

29

19

225

2 ------ ------

31

21

8 ------

66

10

8 ------ 41

14

6 ------ 90

5 ------ ------

42

4

6 ------

77

269
45 604 174 134

73 76 87
26
96

2

71

35

147

1,064

111

69 300 100
78 19

63 119
117 47
135

50 242
99 103
14 823

85
20 223 102
108

51 255 138
226 31

67 41
90 43 1 I 78

SYSTEM

TABLE IX-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-TEACHERS AND TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES

REGULAR PROGRAM (Acad. and Voc. Teachers)

Elementary Male

High School

Special Program Kg.

CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS ON REGULAR PROGRAM

YEARS COLLEGE

Total

Grand Total Per-
mits

46

47

15

19

34

81

22

22

4

13

17

41

28

28

6

14

20

49

25

25

6

6

12

37

13

14

2

8

10

24

81

10

57

41

4

32

49

4

37

37

4

26

24

2

17

w Lanier________________ 1

20

~ Laurens______________ 4

60

Ol Lee__________________ Liberty Lincoln_______________

2 _
Yz

16 33 17

21

4

9

64

20

20

18

4

5

33

10

6

17Yz 4Yz 7

13

40

2

9

1

16

1

11Yz 1

34

34

106

107

28

28

50

50

30 ------!------ ------ ------

30

7

17

15

76

4

15

6

35

3

19

Long. ________________ 2

16

18

6

4

10

1

29

Lowndes

4

59

63

22

13

35

1

99

Lumpkin. _

7

31

38

4

13

17

2

57

Macoll_______________ 1

27Yz 28Yz 6

15Yz 21Yz 1

51

Madison

1

_ 44

44

14

15

29

1

74

30

2

26

99

4

66

57

9

35

51

9

41

74

9

44

Marion

_

15

15

4

8

12

1

28

McDuffie_____________ 1

36

37

7

17

24

2

63

Mclntosh

_

16

16

6

6

12

28

Meriwether. __________ 5

Miller

_

45 30

50 30

11 6

27 16

38

3

22

2

91 54

28

4

15

65

14

44

28

3

20

91

15

58

56

7

45

MitchelL

_

40

40

10

18

28

1

69

Monroe . ___

1

27

28

5

10

15

1

44

Montgomery

_

18

18

6

9

15

1

34

Morgau______________ 1

30

31

6

12

18

1

50

Murray_______________ 7

52

59

15

12

27 2

88

ii69

6

I::::::

9 7

54 35 20

88 I::::::

9 6

32 31

Muscogee_____________ 19

Newton______________ 2

Oconee_______________ 4

Oglethorpe

1

1

Paulding

,5

437 456

63

65

23

27

~~ i

25 62

74

157

231 35

722

22

20

42

3

110

6

11

17

1

45

4

10

14

2

41

16

13

29

91

I~~~~~~ 779

236

110

17

45

6

385 76 29

41

5

31

91 ,

:

9

46

8

51

81

81

5

41

41

7 6 2

____1__ 3

1 _

49 37 24

49 37 24

6

4

_ 34

34

10

5

106

107

7

2

28

28

7

2

50

50

6

1

30

30

1

18

7

7

5

1

19

2

6

3

3

2

3

2

12

5

2

5

4

4 4

35

28

,6

61

35

12

4

7

3

4I 1

23 i 12

29

30

95

99

1

5'1

57

51

51

_ 74

74

_ 28

28

63

65

28

28

90

91

54

56

_ 69

69

44

44

34 _ 50

34 52

2

83

5

88

_ 717

5

779

109

1

110

45 41

---~--I

45 41

90

91

Peach________________ 1______

26

Pickens_______________ 6

43

Pierce________________ Pike _________________ PoIL ________________

4 1 10

48 25 83

Pulaski. ______________ ------

24

Putnam ______________ Quitman______________

------

21 7

Rabun _______________ 6

39

Randolph _____________ ------

23

Richmond ____________ Rockdale _____________ Schley________________

6
4 1

359 30 7

Screven______________ 5

47

Seminole_____________ 3

22

Spalding ______________ 10

118

Stephens ______________ 9

41

StewarL _____________ 1

14

Sumter_______________ Talbot , ______________ 2

29 13

Taliaferro _____________

7

TattnalL _____________ 5

55

Taylor Telfair

_______________ _______________

--

--

--

24 50

Terrell, ______________ 1

25

Thomas ______________ Tift __________________

2 2

48 101

Toombs ______________

45

Towns_______________ Treutlen ______________

10 1

18 21

Troup________________ 9

47

Turner_______________ Twiggs _______________

2 1

31 22

Union________________ 5

34

Upson ________________ 6

35

Walker _______________ 13

175

Walton _______________ 2

42

Ware_________________ 2

64

Warren _______________

14

Washington ___________ 1

44

---3-- Wayne _______________
Webster ______________ Wheeler ______________

4 ------

White ________________

83
7 21 35

Whitfield _____________ 39

106

26 49 52

9 6 14

18 17 19

27

1

23

1

33

3

54

------ ------ ------

r------ 73

------

88

1

1

2 ------

------1 54

11

73 ------

7

90

10

40 35 46

2

1 ------

54 ------

54

9

20 ------ 71

2

73

16

12 ------ 84

4

90

26

4

9

13

1

40

------ ------ ------

40 ------

4

32

1

2 ------

39

1

40

93

12

12

24

1

118

------ ------ ------

118 ------

12

56

26

18 5

117

1

118

24 -------- -------- -------- 1

25 1_____ - ------

------ 25 ------ -------- 20

21

4

8

12

2

35

2 ------ 2 ------

37 ------

7

22

7

2

4

6 ------

13 ------ ------ ------ ------

13 ------

3

7

45

17

16

33

1

79 ------ ------ ------ ------

79 ------

20

51

23

8

12

20

1

44

1 ------ 1 ------

45 ----_ ..

7

36

4

1 ------

25 ------

25

5

1 ------

35 ------

37

3 ------ ------ 13 ------ 13

7

1 ------

79 ------

79

1 ------ ------

44 ------

45

365

82

119

201 28

594 ------ ------ ------ ------ 594 ------

87

450

33

12 1

583 11

594

34

6

11

17

2

53 ------ ------ ------ ------

53 ------

6

29

12

6 ------ 53 ------ 53

8

3

5

8 ------

16 ------ ------ ------ ------

16 ------

2

12

1

1 ------

16 ------

16

52

8

14

22

2

76 '._---- ------ ------ ------

76 ------

9

54

6

41

74

2

76

25

5

11

16

1

42

2 ------ 2 ------

44 ------

4

34

3

1 ------ 42 ------ 44

128

17

43

60

3

191 ------ ------ ------ ------ 191 ------

31

139

13

7 ------ 190

1

191

50

13

17

30

1

81 ------ ------ ------ ------

81 ------

12

60

7

2 ------

81 ------

81

15

6

6

12 ------

27 ------ ------ ------ ------

27 ------

4

18

1

4 ------

27 ------

27

29

8

7

15 ------

44 ------ ------ ------ ------

44 -._----

7

26

6

5 ------ 44 ------ 44

15

5

4

9 ------

24 ------ ------ ------ ------

24 ------

3

14

5

2 ------

24 ------

24

7

4

5

9 ------

16 ------ ------ ------ ------

16 ------

3

10

1

2 ------

16 ------

16

60

18

23

41

_____ 4

101 ------ ----_ .. ------ ------ 101 ------

12

71

13

5 ------ 101 ------ 101

24

8

12

20

1

45 ------ ------ ------ ------

45 ------

7

27

8

2 ------ 44 1

45

50

15

18

33

1

84 ------ ------ ------ ------

84 ------

7

64

12

1 ------

84 ------

84

26

9

9

18 ------

44 ------ ------ ------ ------

44 ------

7

31

5

1 ._----

44 ------

44

50

21

14

35 ------ 85 ------ ------ ------ ------ 85 ------

9

52

14

10 ------ 85 ------ 85

103

19

35

54

5

162

3 ------ 3 ------ 165 ------

17

101

25

17 ------ 160

2

165

45

9

16

25

3

73

3

4

7 ------

80 ------

6

45

19

3 ------

73 ------

80

28

10

5

15 ------

43 ------ ------ ------ ------

43 ------

9

22

4

8 ------

43 ------

43

22

6

9

15

1

38 ------ ------ ------ ------

38 ------

5

31

2 ------ ------ 38 ------ 38

56

14

18

32

1

89 ------ 2

2 ------

91 ------

26

45

14

4 ------

89 ------

91

33

12

13

25 ------ 58

1 ------ 1 ------

59 ------

6

35

9

71

58 ------ 59

23

3

8

11

1

35 ------ ------ ------ ------

35 ------

2

25

4

3 ------ 34

1

35

39

9

15

24

2

65 ------ ------ ------ ------

65 ------

7

40

14

3 ------

64

1

65

41

12

10

22 ------

63 ------ ------ ------, ------

63 ------

11

34

11

7 ------

63 ------

63

188

38

50

88 10

286 ------ ------ ------ ------ 286 ------ 28

134

51

46 ------

259

27

286

44

8

15

23

1

68 ------ ------ ._----- ------

68 ------

9

39

14

41

67

1

68

66

21

16

37 ------ 103 ------ ----_ .. ------ ------ 103 ------

14

48

29

12 ------ 103 ------ 103

14

4

8

12

1

27

1 ------ 1 ------

28 ------

3

21 -------- 2 ------ 26

1

28

45

11

20

31

2

78 ------ ------ ------ ------

78 ------

10

62

4

2 ------

78 ------

78

87

27

27

54

2

143 ------ ------ ------ ------ 143 ------

14

93

23

12 ------ 142

1

143

7

3

4

7 ------ 14 ------ ------ ------ ------ 14 ------ --------

9

3

2 ------ 14 ------ 14

21

8

11

19 ------

40 ------ ------ ------ ------

40 ------

6

24

9

1 ------

40 ------

40

38

11

12

23

1

62 ------ ------ ------ ------

62 ------

7

41

9

4 ------ 61

1

62

145

24

22

46

3

194 ------ ------ ------ ------ 194 ------

25

104

35

27 ------ 191

3

194

TABLE IX-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-TEACHERS AND TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES

SYSTEM
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth Total Counties

REGULAR PROGRAM (Acad. and Voc. Teachers)

Elementary

Male Female Total

___-_-

1)1 1 2 2

31)1 27 24 57

33 28 26 59

High School
Nonteach. Male Female Total prin.
--1-

12)1 4 7 19

14)1 15 11 18

27 ------

19

2

18 ------

37

2

Total
60 49 44 98

Special Program

CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS

ON REGULAR PROGRAM

Grand

Kg. Total

All

YEARS COLLEGE

Teachers

Total

Male Fe- Total

male

-

-

-

-

-

"

-

-

-

5
-

-

_ _4_1_ _3__

2

1
~~

Permits

4 ------ 4 ------ 64 ------

5

36

12

7 ------

60 ------

1

2

3 ------ 52 ------

9

25

12

3 ------ 49 ------

------ ------ ------ ------

44 ------

9

32

3 ------ ------

44 ------

1

1

2 ------ 100 ------

11

52

17

17 ------ 97

1

Grand Total
64 52 44 100

_ 672.5 10,230 10,902.5 2,514 3,419 5,933 479 ,17,314.5 136 61 197 53 17,564.5 ------ 2,702 10,943 2,105.5 1,261 55 17,066.5 248 17,564.

I

C;.:l Americus

_- 1

31

32

00

~;~":e~~iiie~~:::::::::
Bremen

-
_--

33.5 ------
1

1,139.5 18 17

1,173 18 18

Buford Calhoun
carrollton Cartersville

-__-

-----2

_- 3

15 18 37

15 20 40

_1

35

36

Cedartown Chickamauga cochran commerce
Dalton Decatur Dublin

_- 6

36

_
__--

1 2 1

12 15 20

_3

74

_- ------

73

_- 1

43

42 13 17 21
77 73
44 !

10 258.5
19 4
3 10
9 9
12 4 5 10
17 18 6

i

7 471.3
8 10

6 16 14 14

26 8 11

I
I

13

18 35 18

1------ 17

2

729.8 84

27 ------

14

1

1,9854156.8

______ -----______

------

33 ______

86 2

,

9 ------

24

1

1

2

1

26

1

47 ------ ------ ------ ------

23 ------

23

3

.. 63 ------ ------ ------ ------
62 ------ ----_ .. ----_ ------

51 -----2,072.8 ------
45 -----35 ------
27 -----47 -----63 -----62 ------

38

1

12

2

16 ------

23

2

-- 81 ------ ------ ------ ------

27

-- - ~ ------ ------ ------

33

1 ------ 1 ------

46 ------ ------ ------ ------

81 -----27 -----34 -----46 ------

35

5

117 ------ ------ ------ ------ 117 ------

53

9

135 ------ ------ ------ ------ 135 ------

24

2

70 ------ ------ ------ ------

70 ------

I

11

38

552.2 1,451.6

13

30

5

22

8

13

8

34

14

39

7

48

14

51

3

20

5

24

5

38

24

68

32

89

14

54

1

1

51 ------

51

55

13

1 2,072.8 ------ 2,072.

1

1 ------

45 ------

45

6 ------ ------

33 ------

35

4 ------ ------

25 ------

27

2

3 ------ 47 ------ 47

6

4 ------

63 ------

63

6

1 ------

62 ------

62

10

6 ------

81 ------

81

1 2 3

----3~f::::

27 -----34 -----46 ------

27 34 46

----~-l:::~:: 13

116

1

117

7

134

1

135

2

70 ------

70

I FGiatizngeesrvailllde------------1 2 _

31 68

Hawkinsville

I

3

Hogansville

,1 1

21

Jefferson

:

! 2i

33 68 3
2z2:

i
13 5 i i

22 18 10 8 12

!iU

19

2

LaGrange

12

93

95

i

29

36

5

136

Marietta_____________ 3

101

104

Ii

35

52

8

164

Monroe

_ 25

25

4

16

20

2

4i

Moultrie

.,__ 48

48

31

45

i6

3

12i

Newnao______________ 1

46

4i

12

Ii

29

4

80

Pelham_______________ 1

21

22

8

9

Ii

Quitman______________

18

18

6

i

13

Rome________________ 2

112

114

16

30

46

Tallapoosa____________ 1

12

13

3

4

i

Tallulah Falls_________

4

4

Thomaston____________ 2

50

52

Thomasville

,1

58

59

::;::~~~::::::::::::::I- 1 :: :~

Valdosta______________ 2

85

8i

Vidalia

,______ 26

~ ~:;tCp~i~t~~:::::::j-T i~

n26

<0 winder

i 1 2 ,

21 ,

23

TotaICities~----------. n.512,595.51! 2,6i3 i

5

4

9

24

21

45

3

10

22

32

4

: 1: :~ 2

13

38

51

4

11

15

1~ 2~ 4~ 1

9

13

22

1

63i.5 1,100.3' 1,i3i.8 li4

Total Counties

! 6i2.5'IIO,230 10,902.512,514 [3,41915,933 14i9

Grand TotaL--------i iSO.O,12,825",

3,151.5 4,519.3 i,6iO,8i 653

113,5i5,5

64

15

105

31

19

3

38

5

48

i

136

30

164

31

4i

8

135

24

80

21

40

8

32

3

163

30

22

2

14

3

110

32

96

11

53

9

!::L'I 64 105 19
38 48

136

1,1

164 4i

135

------1 80

I 40

32

163

22

:::::: 14

I------

110 96

53

46 14i 43 12i 26 46

4,i13.8

1i,564.5

22,2i8,3

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)

Special Program

CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS ON REGULAR PROGRAM

SYSTEM

Elementary

High School

1---:----;----1----;----;----1 ~~~h. Total

Male Female Total Male Female Total prin,

Male Fe- Total male

Kg.

Grand Total

1----------------,------,-----1

Grand

All

YEARS COLLEGE

Total

Teachersl_ _...._ _...._ _--,---_ _--,---_---c- _ Total Per-

mits

4

3

--------1-- --------- ----------- ------------------- ---------------

Appling______________ 1

21

22

4

7

11 1

34

34

2

23

72

34

34

~~~r;,s0n------------- 2 1 1~
~:fd~;~:::::::::::::: ~ ~~ ~~

---or ~

}

: ::::::

}~ :::::: :::::: :::::: ::::::

}~ ::::::

~__}5

1 '1------ ------ }g --"["" }~

~ Ig 1~ ~ ~~ :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: ~~ ------ -----:i-- ~~

:::i:: :::::: ~~ :::::: ~~

!:~~::::::::::::::::
Ben HiIL____________

:::~::

----i:-13

----i~-13

-----~-3

:::::i:: 4

-----~-7

:::i::

----i:-20

::::::

::::::

::::::

::::::

----i:-20

;;;;;;

:::::::: 2

----i~-18

-----=.,-_-_1I:-:-:-:-:-:-

1
:::::: ; ; ; ; ; ;

----i:-20

::::::

----i:-20

CJ.O Berrien

------ 11

11

4

4

8

19

19

I

17

1

19

19

1:::5 Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhouo Camden

_
_ _ _ _

234 237

41

50

91 14 342

9

10

10

4

5

5

38

41

5

12

53

17

19

2

9

28

_
_ _ _ _

6 7 2 6
2

53 79 22 29 26

59 86 24 35 28

11 13 7 7 9

12
20 4 7 7

23 33 11 14 16

83 120 36 49 45

342

49

266

19

10

10

5

1

2

53

2

43

28

4

24

------1 83

4

70

120 ------

8

103

8 9

36 ------1

2

30

2

49 45

::::::1

2 5

47 36

4

338

4

342

10

10

5

5

53

53

28

28

83

83

120

120

34

36

49

49

45

45

CandleL_____________ 1

16

17

3

2

5

23

23

Carroll_______________ 10

Catoosa

_

31 2

41 2

Charltoo______________ 4

7

11

Chatham_____________ 19

267

286

1 2 45

:::::::::::::::::r:::: 41

41

1

3

3

3 78

5 123 15

16 424

------ ------ ------1------

16 424

1

22

3

29

1

16

112 299

12

Chattahoochee

_

6

6

1

1

2

8

Chattooga,

1

14

15

4

3

7

22

Cherokee_____________ 1

5

6

3

2

5

12

Clarke________________ 4

60

64

15

14

29

98

Clay_________________ 4

16

20

4

3

7

28

8

5

2

22

2

18

2

------1 I 12

2

8

98 -----28

2~

69 25

1 4 1

23

23

40

41

3

3

16

16

424

424

8

8

22

22

12

12

98

98

28

28

~~.I! ~ ~ I~I;I

0
~
M

-----------1-

2 lli 4

!! M

III

M M

4 4

"1
U

-----r---- 1

0

2 ---1--- -_-__-_-_-_-

~
M

M -------- ------ ------

M

fi

------ ------ M

D

14

M

0
~
M M M M

~~f.~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~ i i1; I I Ii Ii l~

~:~:~~?~~~ ~:::~~?~~~I 3n1

------ -------10

M
61

i1

31

4

~

M

5

W

2 ------ ------
2 ------ ------

Wn

------ ------

31

------ ------

M

3n1
31
M

-or :::::: :::::: --jgr- ------ ----jr- ---jgr ------ ---jgr- Dg:aid~ei::::::::::::: ------ ----2~r ----2~r I----;1fl::::~~::

1

3

I'

---32-- :::i:: ---iiil-- :::::: :::::: :::::: ::::::

----~r---r ------ --------

-------- ------

Dodge________________ 5

30

35

4

9

U~

::::::1 1~~ ::::: :::::: :::::

49

1 3 . 45

1

49

49

!;L';I 'I ':1 'I 'I . 'I, 'I ~

:1 1:1;1 '1,1,1:+, it,:1 .i1:1,

i~.;r:i:i+;ii,' I ~ ......:il~ .:i,

, 1 1. 1...... 1,:1....,:..

a

Fulton_______________ 8

79 I 87, 20

24

44

7

138

, 138 __

36

92' 7 2 ------ 137 1 138

I~,:

Iii
~..~Iff

~..y,~

. ......,I::: . .~. ~..r,,~

. r~

Greene_______________

39

46

GwinnetL____________ 2

12

14

Habersham___________

5

5

HaIL

Hancock______________ 9

45

54

Haralson__ _ __________

7

8

Harris________________

Hart , ________________ Heard ________________

2

"W
11

U
18
11

Henry________________ 6

W

g

9

11

20

1

67

6

3

9

23

3

2

5

10

1

1 67

1 23

10

4

60

3

67

67

2

18

3

23

23

2

8

-- ------ 10

10

------ -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ .------- ------ -------- -------- -------. ------ ------ -------- ------ --------

6

9

15 1

70 1

1

71

2

63

71

71

2

7

6

U

4

8

3

6

U

18

15

15

W 1

1 ,

W

~
18
M

------ ------ 1------ ------1
:::::::::::r::::I::::::1

~
18
M

4

6

6

%

3

~

3

U

13

U

5 ------ ------

M

15

3

M

W

5 ------ ------ ~

~

2 1

::::::::::::1

1

18
M 1------,

lli
M

SYSTEM

TABLE X-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-TEACHERS AND TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES

REGULAR PROGRAM (Acad. and Voc. Teachers)

I Special Program

CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS ON REGULAR PROGRAM

Elementary

High School

Grand Total

10

10

32

32

1

1

48

52

17

18

Marion McDuflie McIntosh Meriwether Miller

_ _

2 3

19 29

21 32

_3

26

29

_ _

6
2I

54 16

60 18

MitcheIL

_

Monroe

_

Montgomery

_

Morgan

_

Murray

_

39

44

33

34

16

16

35

38

1

Muscogee

_ 12

159

171

N ewton

_8

29

37

Oconee Oglethorpe___________

_
8i

10 22

10 30

Paulding

..

,

8

8

3i 2

5

8

8

16

8

12

20

5

2

7

12
--1rl

15 48
1 72
25

31 46 40 82
25

62 47 27 52 11

4 2 1 5
--------

25628 1

625

16 ------ 1

1I

~~ ::::::1 I I

14 39
1 57 19
26 38 32 69 22
58 44 21 39 1
172 43 14 34 11 ,

2
5 4 5

1 _ _ _ _ _ _ 1

31

6

1

3

1

2

72 35 19 34
19

91
51 24 39 39

14
66 40 62
29

15

15

48

48

1

1

71

72

25

25

if I~~~U 31 1------1

31 46

40

82

25

62 47

::::::1

62 47

_-

27 52

27 52

1

1

268

268

52

52

16

16

39 ------! 39

15

15

~::::..LlLlLL.,..j........J: .. :.:::.:JL......IJ:;Ir.l! _ Peach________________
Pickens_______________ Pierce_______ _________

2
--T

Pike _________________ Polk _________________

1 3

43 4 13 21 20

45 4 14
22 23

5

14

19

2

1

3

4

5

9

8

3

11

2

3

5

65 ------ ------ ------ ------

65

55

7 ------ ------ ~----- ------

7 ------ --------

6

24 ------ ------ ------ ------

24

1

21

34 ------ _____ w ------ ------

34

3

30

29 ------ ------ ------ ------

29

2

17

1 1_-_-_-_-_-_-_1_-_-_-_-_-

65 7

-----1 2 ______

24

1

1 ____ -- ------

34

10 1 _____ - - - - - - -

29

65 7 24 34 29
J

Randolph_____________ 4

45

49

10

12

22 1

72

72

9

58

4 ,______

71

72

Richmond____________ 19

Rockdale_____________ 2

Schley________________ Screven______________ Seminole______________

1 3 3

183 14 13 62 21

202 16 14 65 24

37 3 1 7
5

53 4 6
10 3

90 10

7

1

7

17

8

302 ------ ------ ------ ------ 302

24 ------ ------ ------ ------ 24

21 ------ ------ ------ ------ 21

83 ------ ------ ------ ------

83

33 -----. ------ ------ ------

33

64 192

30

8

_ 294

302

4

19

11

_

24

24

3

15

3

21

21

6

72

4

83

83

2

29

2

33

33

Spalding______________ Stephens______________

1 1

Stewart., _____________ Snmter _______________

5 I

54
4 33 40

55

13

18

76 ------ ------ ------ ------ 76

15

57

5 -------- -------- -------- ------

5 ------ ------ ------ ------

5 ------ --------

2

38

8

16

55 ------ ------ ------ ------

55

45

41

13

20

61 ------ ------ ------ ------

61

46

4
3 6 4

'I'albot , ______________ 2

31

33

11

14

48 ------ ------ ------ ------

48

43

1

76

76

5

5

55

55

60

61

48

48

Taliaferro_____________ 2

11

13

2

4

6

20

20

1

18

1

20

20

TattnaIL____________ 2

26

28

8

5

13

41

41

: ; : : : ,; ; , . . : .:. ~ Taylor_______________ 2

24

26

7

6

13

39

39

~

~

~~

~..

: :; :'11;; 4

35

8

30

2 1

:::::.1_______

41 39

41
;39

f~~~~_s_-_::::::::::::: ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~__ :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: ~~__ :::::: ~ ~~ ~__ ::::::1:::::: ~~__ :::::: ~~__

Treutlen______________ 1

11

12

3

3

6

18

18

3

15

18

18

Troup________________ Turner_______________ Twiggs_______________ 1 Union Upson________________ 4
Walker_______________ 1. Walton_______________ 3 Ware_________________ Warren_______________ 8 Washington___________ 13
Wayne_______________ 5
~~[i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :::1::

26

35

10

21

23

5

29

30

7

..

30

34

6

16

3

8

7

14

16

17

4

3

7

40

43

8

7

15

7

7 -------- -------- -------- ------

21

29

4

6

10

55

68

10

8

18

21

26

~~ :L..'.:::::~::..'.::::::

---- -- ----""

- ~~----~--

51 ------ ------ ------ ------

51

43

------ ------

32 ------ ------ ------ ------

32

26

------ ------

45 ------ ------ ------ ------

45

37

------ ------ ------ ------ -------- ------ -------- -------- -------- --

38 ------ ------ ------ ------

38

29

25 ------ ------ ------ -----60 ------ ------ ------ -----7 ------ ------ ------ -----40 ------ ------ ------ -----87 ------ ------ ------ ------

25 60
7 ------ -------40
87

19

------ ------

51

7 -------- ------ ------

37

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

------

74

34

34

2

29

1______

~~_ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~L :::::: ::::L J_ ::::::::i~~~~:~H~~~

51

51

32

32

45

45

38

38

25

25

60

60

7

7

40

40

87

87

34

34

5_ ::::::I----~~--

---._--,._.~-------"---_.~----_._-,_.-

TABLE X-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-TEACHERS AND TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES

REGULAR PROGRAM (Acad. and Voc. Teachers)

SYSTEM

Elementary

High School

1----,-------;----1-------,----1 Non-
teach.

Male Female Total Male Female Total prin,

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -I- - -

Wilcox._ ..

5

16

21

3

3

6

Wilke"--______________ 3

41

44

7

8

15 1

Wilkinson____________ 2

27

29

8

2

10 1

Worth________________ 2

58

60

9

6

15 1

Total
27 60 40 76

Special Program

Grand
Kg. Total All

CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS ON REGULAR PROGRAM
YEARS COLLEGE

Grand Total

Teachers

Total Per-

Male Fe- Total

"

mits

- - - - - - - - male

5

4

3

2

1

--------- ----------- --- '--- --- ---

__.. __ . __..

..

_. .

.

27 _.. 60 40
76

4

20

1

51

5

29

5

70

2

1

27

7

1

._ 60

5 1 ._____ 40

. 1 ..

76

27 60 40
.. 76

Total Connties .

439 4,647 5,086

895 1,097 1,992 172 7,250

16 7,271

888 5,770

496 91

7,247 24 7,271

Americus_____________ 3

27

~ Atlanta ""' Barnesville

..

81

705

Bremen______________

Buford __. .

1

5

Calhoun. ..

1

6

Carrollton____________ 1

14

Cartersville . .

1

11

gh1:k~::.:g;_-:::::::: :::::: :

Cochran

....

1

6

Commerce____________ 1

5

Dalton_______________

10

Decatur._____________ 1

18

~;;~;;i~~;~;;;;;;; ~ ~~

Hawkinsville ..

1

10

Hogansville___________ 2

10

Jefferson

LaGrange ._______ 4

45

Marietta_____________ 2

16

Moultrie______________ 3

2

Newnan______________

Pelham.

.

1 __

25 19

30

3

6

786 188 214

6

1

2

7

3

3

15

7

10

12

3

7

:~ ~

7

3

2

6

....

10

2

4

19

5

7

~~ ; ;

11

.. _..

12

3

3

49

6

18

6

5

14

26 ' __

19 :

9

1

40 ..

402 37 1,225 ... ..

.. ..

3

9

.

. 65
..

40

._

1,290 ._____

9

7

33

265 1,003 .. _ . __.....

1

8

.___ 40 __.___ 40

11 10 .

1 1,290 .. ._.

1,290 _

_

._

.. ...... __ 9

9

6 .... __ 13

..

17

32

._.. 13 __.. __ 1

12 __._._....

13

13

32

5

27

.. __.. __ 32

32

10 1

23

23 ......

5

16

11

. 23

23

~__ ::::::I " __ :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: ----~~-- :::::: -----~..----~:-- :::::::: :::::: :::::: ..;". :::::: ----~~..

5

12

._.

.. __ 12

1

6

6

6

16

16

3

12 2

33 ---- .. ------ ------ ----.. 33 ------

3

;~ ---i-- ;; ;~;~;~ ~~;~;~ ;~;~;~ ;~;~;; ;; ~~~~;~ ;

11

11

3

6 _" .. _ 18

._. ._____

18 .. _.. _ 3

10

1

.. __.___ 12 ..

12

5

1

6

6

13

16

16

30 ::::1______

33 ------ 33

il ;; :::::~::I;~~~~; ~~~;~~ ;1;1 ;~;;~; ;l

8 _.____________

__

15

1

._._

18

18

_

13

62

15

35

21

27

28

27

62

10

51

35

4

31

28

7

20

~~ 1------

4 1

24 25

62

62

35

35

28

28

28

28

27

27

I QRoumitem_a_n_________________--_________

2 4

14 37

Thomaston ___________ 3

9

Thomasville ___________ 1

36

Toccoa. ____._. _______ ------

12

Trion________________

Valdosta ______________ Vidalia _______________

1 4

2 54 11

Waycross. ____________ 1

42

West Point , __________ 1

15

Winder_______________ 4

14

Total Cities _____

130 1,261

----I Total Counties. __

439

Grand TotaL _________] 569

_ - - - - - - - _.... - .. _-

4,647
I 5,908

16

5

7

12

41

7

10

17

:::::=1 28 ------ ------ ------
59 ------ ------ _.----

28 59

4 8

1----- 24
49

2 -1

------

: : : : : : ------

28 59

28 59

12

4

8

12

37

7

12

19

12

5

4

9

25 .----- ------ -_.--- ------

25

57 ------ ---.-- ------ ---.--

57

----.- 22 -_.--- ------

-----.

22

2 17 2

:~:: 23
39
20 I::::

------ -----.--_.- ----------. ------

25 57 22

25
57 22

2 55 15 43
16 18
1,391

-------- .._------ -------- ------

7

22

29

4

4

3

7

1

6

18

24

2

6

3

9

4

2

6

316

407

723 62

2 88 23 69
26 25
2,176

1------ --.--.

2

2 ------

I '1'1

2

2

4 65

2 90 24 69
26 25
2,245

------ _.-----.
6 2
21

1------,

----I

1I ------

i
1

410

2 81 22 47
23 23
1,792

------ ------

2

3 ------ -.----

90

------ -----.--

------

24

._---- ------

69

26

------ ------

25

29 13

2,245

2 90 24 69
26 25
2,245

5,086

895 1,097 1,992 172 7,250

4

1

16 7,271

888

6,477 1,211 1,504 2,715 234 9,426

3

1::::::1 I 81 I 9,516

1,298

.--_ _ - - - - - - _._------- ....

I

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ . ~ - ~

..

5,770

496 91

7,247 24 7,271

7,562

525 104

9,492 24 9,516

- - - - _ . _.... .. - - - - - - - - - - - - -

_-------_.~---

TABLE XI-WHITE SCHOOLS-ACCORDING TO SIZE Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

SYSTEM

NUMBER OF TEACHERS EMPLOYED

Total No. of Schools

Comb. Elem.

Baldwin, ,

.

Banks

.

4

Barrow ._

_... I ._..

2 2 _...

I

_. __

__._

_

6

Bartow ._

_... ..

2I2I _

I _._. I I

_._ 2

II

Ben HilL.......

I

_...

2

__

__._ ..

4

Berrien.. __

_

_.. 2 2 I

_.. _

2

7

i~~:::.: mil".:! :.11'1'1,'\,""':':[':

30 4
4
7

24

3

Bulloch. . __.... _..... _..... _... I

I .___ I . ._ _.... __

2

I_

II

Burke

Butts

.

Calhoun

._ ..

.

.

. ._ 2 . __ .

I. ._ .. I

I .

I __
._ . __.

.. __

I

..

__._ ._ .. _. __ ._._ .. __

. 3 __.. _...

._ 2
._

7 2 4

Camden .

._. _._.

.

...

._._ 2 .. ... _.. _

I

.

.I

4

Candler.

.. _. 1

.. _. __ .. . . .

.. _

CarroIL____________________

22211

1.

. __.

I

I1

Catoosa .

. 1 _.__

2

3

1

Charlton

.__

1

1

I

I

3

2

_ 1
_

2
2 1

15 12
3

5 6 I

33

27

1

9

13

12

10

I

2

_

I 2

13

10

5

3

26 I

3

III

I

14 [ 12

3

II

3

6

6

11

4

11

4

4

6

6:

3 ._._._... _

4 I........

4

3

2

3

6

3

6

2

2

2

I

10

10

6

4

2

2

6

2

1

7

7

13

12

2

I

2~ 3
I10 gl

I I 20 8

2

2,

2

J t~~~~;i;~~~:~~~~~~~:~~~~~~: ~)~~~~ ~~~t~~ ::~: ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ;;~; ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~)

Crisp_______________________

2

12

1

1

11

1_

4 4
8 1 9

1

1

1

1

7

2

1

1

2

1

Dade_______________________ Dawson____________________ Decatuf-___________________ DeKalb____________________ Dodge

1

11

2

1

1

1

1

122

11

2

2

11

21

2 1 12 1

3 4 2 26

- ----

2

1

1

2

5 3 12 47
6

2 2 3 39 1

3 1 9
8 5

2 1 4 8 1

Dooly

----1---- 1 ---- ---- ---- ---- 1 ---- ---- ---- ---- 1 ---- 1 ---- ---- ---- ---- ~

5

1

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13 8 6 1

11 7 2

~re~~t~~~~~~::_::_::::::::: ::::1:::: 1 - 1 ..'. 1 ---- : ---- 1 ..'. ---- ..'. "i :::: :::: :: __ ..'. :::: ----2-

6 11

t:~~~~-=:::::::::::::::::: ::::!::i: ::~: ::~: :::: --~- :::: --~- ::i: :::: :::: -: :::: :::: ::~: :::: ::~: ::i: :::: i

8 1
10

1

5

3

8

4

5

1

1

2

7

Fayette_____________________

1

1

1

6

3

3

3

~~~~th:::::::::::::::::::: :::: __'. :::: --2- --3- --2- :::: :::: '. ::::

Franklin____________________

1

Fulton_____________________

1

2125 11

'. } __'. :::: __~_ :::: __'. ~ 3

14 10 6

3 2

11 8 6

1 1 3 1 3 4 1 16

43

35

8

10 7 6

~i{f~-~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~:~~ ~~~~ ::~: ::;: ::~: ::~: ::~: ::~: ~~~~ ::~: ::~: ::~: ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~t~~ ~~~: ::~: ~~~~ ~

9 1 9 12

5

1

7

2

2

10

1 1 1 2

5 1 1
10

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6 4

2 2

4 2

2 2

3 2

15

8

7

7

4

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~ --4-

3 : :::: :::: :::: -i- :::: :::: __:_ ~

Hancock

2

-___

1

13 20 3

5

8

1

19

2

1

2
3 1

6 16 1

.. Haralson

---- ---- ---- ---- 4 ---- ---- ---- 1 ---- ---- ---- ---- 1 ---- ---- 1 ---- 1

7

1

6

2

BE~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ::~: ~~~~ ~

::~: ::~: ::~: ;;~; ~~~~,~~~~ ::~: ::~:,~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ::~: ---T

6 8 5
7

2 6

4 2 5
7

1 1 1 1

6 3
1 5 6

II ir.:~~i~n~~i~;~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::I::::::::

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6

3

3

1

3

3

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1 5

2
1 1
1 1

TABLE XI-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-ACCORDING TO SIZE

NUMBER OF TEACHERS EMPLOYED

Total No. of II No. of No. of Comb.

SYSTEM

!

I

IIII'

I 20

No. of Schools Schools 4 Year Schools Having Having High

Elem. and

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 [oj 115116 ' 17 I 18119 and

Grades H. S. Schools H. S.

---------1--

I

over

1-7 Only Grades

1---'----1----- ----

3
I 2 1 1

I

2

1

9

1

2

1

1

1I

1

I'

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I

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21

1

--------1 1

i5
I1

5

2

3

3

2

1

3

2

1

5

4

1

7

7

10

37

25

12

3

10

3

7

7

1

6

5

1

1

2

1

1

8

7

2

2

2

2

it~r~::::::::::::::::::::,::i: ::::IJI::~:I::::[:,-T ::J:~+:~: :::{:J:::[i::::: ::::I::~: ::~r::1

6
7 7 11

3

1

2

2

1

1

2

1

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26 2 1

1 1
19 1

1 1 2 2

7

4

SStteepwhaernt_s________________________________________ 11 Sumter_____________________
TalhoL_______________________

1 2 ---J---I---- 1

1 11

21 -

---- ---- ,---- ----

_

:::l--- :::: :::::: ::::I 2 I

1

2 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

1

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17
9 3 5 3

15 7 1
2

2
2
2 5 1

Taliaferro___________________

TattnalL___________________

Taylor

,____

Telfair.____________________

1

11 _

I

-

1

1

_ 3 1

1 8 2

4

1 4
2

6

5

6

5

Warren_. Washington

I_ _

I :::: ::::1_:1:11

1_

6

1_

10 3

r--

_

4 2

____ 1 _ -ij::::

7 4

--1---- ---- --iT::

4

1

6

!1 1

_

5

---- ---- ---- ----
1

__:____

6

21

'e: :::: ----2-

9 10

_,

1

1

2

8

5 7 2 1 1
6 1 3 4

4

17

3

6

5

5

1

7

7

2

5

1

1

3

3

6

4

2

12

2

10

4

4

3

1

2

~I

1 8

I 1.15:

519 I 632

0

_

1

1

1

1

2

2

2

1

1

2

1

2

2

2

5

1

1

1

1

3

4

2

2

5

5

1

4

5

5

2

6

2

1

1

1

3
2
3 1 2

3

4

1

1

2

3

2

2

3

7

4

4

1
28:

I------~::1-

TABLE XI-Con tinued-WHITE SCHOOLS-ACCORDING TO SIZE

No. of
4 Year High Schools

Comb.
EJem. and H. S.

[
13 1 1 I

1

3

1

1

f I--------~-

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2

1i

,

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1 2
2

1 --------,

1

8

7

1

2

1

1

2

1

1

Total Cities_________________ Total Counties______________

3 11

---27

2 48

1 54

2 64

5 58

7 72

15 65

9 45

10 33

9 31

4 29

6 53

14 41

12 I 12 37 29

14 46

7 41

9 36

95 331

236 1,151

167 519

69 632

I Grand TotaL _______________ 14 27 50 55 66 63 79 80 54 43 40 33 59 55 49 41 60 48 45 426 1,387

686

701

1

1

1 ----------

1 ----------
1 ----------

51

26

283

495

334

521

TABLE XII-COLORED SCHOOLS-ACCORDING TO SIZE
Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems ---------====

NUMBER OF TEACHERS EMPLOYED

SYSTEM

I 1 2 3 4 5 6 1
- ---- 1---- - - -

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

--- 1--

1
------ -

Appling Atkinson
Baeon., Baker
Baldwin

_ _

_ _

-- ---- ----

-- ----

-- ---_ -- ----

--- I ---- ---1---- -1---- --

2

1
I I
I

Banks

_

Barrow

_

Bartow

--

1--- 1

_

----
-- --

--- 1--

---

-I

Ben HilL Berrien..

_

---

-- - ~ --

Total No. of No. of No. of

No. of Schools Schools 4 Year

20 Schools Having Having High

17 18 19 and

Grades H.S. Schools

-r-I over

--

--

1-7Only Grades

1

3

2

2

1

1

l

-',

1

2

2,

4

1 1

I
1 1

Comb. Elem.
and H.S.

Bibb

_

Bleckley _

Brantley _ Brooks _

Bryan _

-- ---- I --- 4 --

---

I

3

-- ---

---- ---- ---- I

5 2 2 --

---- I ----

11

13

8

15

13

I

I-- I

I

---- ------

5

---- --~ ---

1

1I

_

---- ------ 15

11

4

2

------ 3

1

2

2

Bulloch

Burke

Butts

Calhoun

Camden

_

;-J--- ____--------

---- ---- ---- 2 -- ---

---- ---- ---- I -- ----

---- ---- ---- ---- ---

---- ---- ----

-- ---

----1---- -- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 2 -- ----

I --I ----
I2 I

I I

-i !---

1 11

1
1 I 1 1

3 6 1 1
1

Candler Carroll;
Catoosa Charlton chatham

_ _

--
_ __----

I ---I2
---- ------- ------- I

----
I ----
1

---1

r r -- ----

1

---- ----

I

---- --

---- ---- ----

---- I ---- --_.

1

1

1

I 1--- ---- ----

1

1 8

8

1

1

I 12

18

13

1
1 1 5

1
1 1 2

I_
1 1 2

Chattahoochee Chattooga cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt.

_

____--------

21
---- I
---- ----
-- - --

----
----------

I
----------

-- ---- _._-- ---- ----

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1---- 1 1---- ---- ----

1---- ------

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1

1

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----

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---- I 1
2 I

1 I
1

4

2

3

2

1

I

5

2

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1
2 1

31

_

3

~I

;1 -------- -

2 1 3 1
- _1- __ ~ _. __ ..

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11 ;1

Fayette, ...

Floyd __.. _._.

Forsyth..

..

Franklin.. _

_._.

Fulton . __. __._ . .

Gilmer, .. Glascock. Glynn ._._ ..
Gordon __ . Grady ._ .

4

4

4

15

13

13

4

4

4

-

-

-

- - - - - -.

1

1I

1

1

.

-

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-

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-i

-

1

.::;::~:,---- .- :::::~: ------~t::::~: ------~- ------~- --------~-

.. ;.

1

3

1

2

I

2

Greene Gwinnett

_ _

1

_.- I

I

_

II

4

Habersham ..

.

1.



1

i---

~:~~~~k-_:: :::::::::::i

ii

.
1

11

Haralson, . _ Harris

_ _

-- - --

--

-

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----ii ';.i----

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.. _ _.. _

_._

_

._._._._.

_ _ _

-

-

-- - - -

.
-

I---

-

-

I-

12

--- 1---
.

Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper
Jeff Davis, ..

'

_

_ _
i

-

_ _

-

,1

-- - - - --- -

-- 1

I

-

i

-- II

-

i--
,

-

i -

II.

'1:1,1.: :; -,_.

I

4

3

3

2

2

1

2

1

-- .

2

1

_ ...

_ . .

..

_---'----'--'-----'---

---;--- -----j-

TABLE XII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-ACCORDING TO SIZE

NUMBER OF TEACHERS EMPLOYED

Total No. of No. of No. of Comb.

SYSTEM

a~~ ~h~~~ ~;~~~ ~i~~ :~~~ ~~i [11 1 12 3 \ 415 617 819110

12 13 141115116[171. 18119

---1--1-1-1--- --- - - - - - - - - -----i-- -

~-:--I -I-I-'-ov-er-

1-7 Only --1-8

Grades --4

-

~

--

-

4

3

1

1

1

1

1

1

_______2_

11

11

I1

1

1

1

1

5

1

4

2

4

1

1

1

1

31

2

11

11

11

1

1

1

1

51

1

41

2

41

____ 1

1

1 -1-_____

8

3

5

3

5

. ____

1

2

1

1

1

1

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

1

_

1

1

-_-_-_-_ 1 ---- ---- ---- ----_

3

2

3

2

2 2

:-i...I.I'I+IJ TIT'IIIII ,I. ., . "'""~

::::::::I:::::::::::f:---:-

'I 1

1 1,

1

I

,.!'' 1 1 '.' 1:.

1

I 1 '.: '.,

s 1 ,.1 '., ;.

7 1
5 22 3 1
15 31
1 1

_ 21
12 2_

7 1
41
2 1

3 1
_ 2 1_

~.::}lfl'!,I:,I:::::':1, :::,1' i;

31
2 2

2

_

1 1

1

~I

}I
1

_

Thomas 'I'ift,, Toombs
Towns Treutlen

_ _
_
_ _

____________..\.1 ..1.

2

12

3

1

1

1

1

4

4

1

1

5 1

41

_

3

1

2

2

4

3

1

3

2

1

1 3
2 4
5

WWaallktoenL______ -------- , 1 5 ,---- ----,----

1

----

----,----

1I
---- ---- ----

I 1 ----, 1 1 1

----

9

6

3

1

3

;~~~ ~.I '. '~ 1.'. '::1 '.1'. ,.1,' :.1: !'

1 :.1 ..... . . i '.'

1 '.'

:::::'i: :::::::: :::::::':.

l } l ~W~~!l~c~o~'-~:~~:::::-:-:-:-:-:-:-__

--1---- ---- ---
::,:::: ::::':::_

1 ---- ----I :::: ::::: :1

1
-I:

----
::::

--~t:: ----1-- -

---- ----1----
::j:::j:::::

:-:--:-:1:-:-~-:-

1
::::

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::::1::::

---- ------
::::

~3 -------~-1

1

1

l3

Total Counties

J I i 48 51 I 16 I 25 I 18 : 24 I 24 24 25 14 16 16 15 19 14 13 15 10 12 141

540

260 I 280

154

255

TABLE XII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-ACCORDING TO SIZE

SYSTEM

NUMBER OF TEACHERS EMPLOYED

Total No. of No. of No. of Comb.

1

2

3

4

51617

8

9

;~d 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 191

No. of Schools Schools 4 Year Schools Having Having High
Grades H.S. Schools

Elem. and H.S.

over

1-7Only Grades

-~-E-;-e~-~-i-fe:-_~-~-~:-_~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~I-:-:-: ~:__ ::~:~~ :)--~J-2~ ::::~ :::::::: ::~: :::::::::::: ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ::::I~_~~ ~~ ~~ ~_ ~~~_ ~_ :::::_::~-

Bremeo_____________________

__

__

_ ._

__ _

_

Buford

---- ---- ---- ---- --- -- --- --- I 1 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ------

1 -------

1

1

1

Calhoun____________________ Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown Chickamauga

__

I _ _ ________ 1 _ ____ _ ____ _ ____

_

1

1

1

_ _
1 _

1 ---- --

2

1

1 --------

1 --------

I 1 1 1

1

1

1 --------

1

1

1

1_

Cochrau____________________

_

Commerce__________________

1

Dalton_____________________

Decatur____________________

Dublin

.__

1

_1

_

_

1

1

1

1

_

1

1

__

1

_

I

1

1

1

__

1

1

2

1

1

1

_

1

11

_

4

3

1

1

_

Fitzgerald

_ ____

Gainesville

_ ___

1

~~::~~~'ij~~:-:::::::::::::: ::: :::: :::- :::: :::-1---- :::: :::: :::: ::

1 ____

Jefferson

_

tt~i:~~::::::::::::::::::: :::: :::~ ~::: ::~: :::: ::: ~:::I-::: ~::.~I:::

1

1

____

1

1

Moultrie____________________

__

Newnan____________

__ __

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

_

_

1

1

1

_

I __

1

1

_ _ ~ _
1

JI J

1

1

1

_

2

2

1

1

1

_

_

1

1

~_ ::::::::::

1

1

_

i , ! ~~~~~::::::::--:::::::::: _::_ ::::1---- ---- :::: :::: ---- :::: :::: __ -_::: ::: :::: :::: -::: :::: :::: :::: :::: i

Rome______________________

1

1

__

1 __ 1

1

_

I::,I;1.. 1.,,1'.1,.1.1;1

1 --------

1 --------

5

4

1

3

1

1 1 1
1 2

1

,

1

~

~I 2

1

1

T

1

1 ----------

1 1

.1
1

1

1

1 ------ 1

Vidalia

_

::::1::::':::: ---r-- ::::1:::: -------I----I---r--I---- Waycross________________ I -

,

____ ,___ J ____

---- ----

I

1 ----

I

I

I

I

I

---- ----I 1

---- ----

2

:::::::::::::::r:r;- WWeinsdteProint

- 1

__-

----
----

----
----

-------

----
----

----
----

----
----

----
----

1
----

---- I------- ----

----

----

----

----

----

----

----
----

----
----

~

- - -I

1
4I
2 1

Total Cities Total counties
Grand TotaL

148_ 2 1 2 ---- 2 4 1 3 ---- 2 3 5 4 5 5 3 3 1

50

53 17 27 18 26 28 25 28 14 18 19 20 23 19 18 18 13 13 191

96 636

62 322

34 314

31 185

18 273

48 S5 18 29 18 28 32 26 31 14 20 22 25 27 24 23 21 16 14 241

732

384

348

216

291

TABLE XIII-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-BUILDINGS AND ROOMS Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

SYSTEM

Masonry

NUMBER AND KIND OF BUILDINGS

Masonry Veneer Frame
On Wood

Total

NonPublicly
Owned ClassNon- rooms Publicly Owned

Regu-
lar Classrooms

SubStand-
ard Classrooms In Use

NUMBER OF INSTRUCTION ROOMS

SPECIAL CLASSROOMS

Self

Con- Science Home

tained Labs Eco-

Pri-

nomic

mary

Labs

Class-

rooms

Typing

Industrial Arts

Agriculture Shop

Band Room

Exceptional Library
Children's
Room

Other

NUMBER OF SPECIAL SERVICE ROOMS

Gym- Gym- Audi- Cafe- Cafe-

nasi- natori- tori- teria tori-

urn um urn

urn

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
1:;.0 Banks
w Barrow
00 Bartow Ben HiIL Berrien

_ _

192

_

6

_

7

_

9

_

5

_

6

_ 23

_

6

_ 15

Bibb________________ 39

Bleckley

_

Brantley_____________

7

Brooks______

__ 10

Bryan______

5

Bulloch Burke Butts
Calhoun Camden

_ 17

_ 15

_

3

_ _

89

Candler
Carroll, Catoosa Charlton
Chatham

Chattahoochee

Chattooga

Cherokee

Clarke

Clay

_

_

5

_ 17

_ _

12 6

_ 58

_ _ _ _

_

I 3

2

5

5

2

3

11

I _

4 10

3
7 9 9

3

6

I

5

I

2

2_

5 I

_

I

24

4

I

9

I 4 8 2

2124

I

6 8
13

12

13 37 11 25

_ 100 _ 57
69 20 80
_ 47 11 135 32 84

39 145 19 _
14

5~~
_ 63
48 12

26

115

21 _

69

6 15 10

38 36 60

6

_ 37

45

132

21

95

7

38

67

542

3

_

7

31

_ 129

30

2

12 114

2; I::::::: :::----

157 II

7

16

3 I

3 2

2I

2

2

I

2

_

I

I

I

12

8

5

2

2

23

181

11

21

2

24

_I

I

52

2

I

"

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2

19

3

32

3

~_I-----~-

3

2

3

3

2

2

19

4

4

4

21

3

5

3

5

11

I

I

I

I

9

3

5

2

13

I

I

I

I

I

I

25

4

4

5

6

14

10

26

22 125

2 2 11

3 I
10

22 10

3

2

I

I

I

2

_

4

4

2

7 131

24 49_

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6 2

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1 15

_

2 2

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2

2 26

127

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34

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2

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2

2

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4

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47

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Colquitt _____________

7 37 12
20

11 13 1

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27

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Coweta ______________ Crawford ____________ Crisp ________________

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10

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21

3

17

57

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8

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2

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Dougherty ___________ Douglas______________ Early ________________

14 8 9

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3

9

10

7

8

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12

1

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3

Elbert _______________ 13

20

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CAl <0

Evans. ______________ Fannin ______________

26 4 15

5 2 6

Fayette______________ Floyd ________________

6 27

3 4

2 3

Forsyth ______________

8

7

4

Franklin _____________ 14

4

Fulton _______________ 22

26

7 2

Gilmer_______________ 10

1

Glascock_____________

I

1

Glynn _______________ 20

2

2

Gordon __~ ~ _______ ~ __ 28

2

4

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11

6

Greene ______ ~~ ~~ __~

7

4

GwinnetL ___________ 36

20

Habersham___________ 20

8

HaIL ____

26

6

Hancock ____~~_~ ___~

4

4

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5

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11 12

3 2

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7

5

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247

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175

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3

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32

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TABLE XIII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-BUILDINGS AND ROOMS

SYSTEM

Masonry

NUMBER OF INSTRUCTION ROOMS

NUMBER AND KIND

NUMBER OF SPECIAL

OF BUILDINGS

SERVICE ROOMS

SPECIAL CLASSROOMS

Non-

Sub-

I

Publicly Regu- StandOwned lar ard Self

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Class- Class- Class- Con- Science Home

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sonry

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Veneer Frame Tota! Publicly

In Use Pri-

nomic

Arts Shop

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rooms
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---

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15 -- ----

7

1

6

2

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14

1

3 10 1
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18 ------- --

169 ------- 16

18 ------- ------- 82 -------

4

9

1

1

36 ------- 10

4 ------- ------- 24 ------- 10 I

24 ----- ------- 70

5

12

2
2
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3
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3

5

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1

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4

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6 ------ 1

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4

1

1

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2

7

3

1

13

3 ------

5

1

Jefferson _____________
Jenkins ______________ Johnson ______________ J o n e s ________________
L a m a r _______________

11

3

3

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7 -------

5

8

2

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1

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1

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5

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7

60

7

45 -- -- -

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27 -------

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11

4

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7 2

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4

3

2 ------ 3

3

7

1

1

3

2 ------- 1 ------ 2

6

1

2 ------

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2 ------

Lanier _______________
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5

3

2

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8

1

1

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3

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10 ---- -- ------31 ------- -------
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31

4

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12

1

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10

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21 ------- ------- 58

15

27

1 3

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Lumpkin______ -----Macon______ -------

9 -------

6

4

2 5

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3 10 ------- 1

15 ------- ------- 38 -------

8

2

2

Madison ________ ----

11 -------

3

14 ------- ------- 49

3

12

2

2

Marion ______________ McDuffie____________ McIntosh ____________
M e r i w e t h e r ___________ Miller_______________

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7

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3

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3

18

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1 3 1 3
1

1 3
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2

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15 5

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4 1

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Murray ______________

5 9 12

1:::::::[

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TABLE XIII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-BUILDINGS AND ROOMS

SYSTEM
Wayne~_~~~~_~ _~ __~_ ~ Webster ~ _~ _~_~~~~~~~ Wheeler ~ __~_ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ __~_ White _ Whitfield ~~~~_~_~_

NUMBER OF INSTRUCTION ROOMS

NUMBER AND KIND OF BUILDINGS

------,---;-~-

SPECIAL CLASSROOMS

--

Non-

Sub-

Publicly Regu- Stand-

Masonry

I

Owned lar

ard Self

I I Class- Class- Class- Con- Science Home

Indus- Agri- Band Excep-

Non- rooms rooms rooms tained Labs Eco- Typing trial culture Room tional Library Other

Ma- Veneer Frame Total Publicly

In Use Pri-

nomic

Arts Shop

Chil-

sonry On

Owned

mary

Labs

dren's

Wood

Class-

Room

rooms

NUMBER OF SPECIAL SERVICE ROOMS

Gym- Gym- Audi- Cafe- Cafe-

nasi- natori- tori- teria tori-

urn urn urn

urn

- - - -~-

~~-

18 -------

8

26

92

22

2
8 5

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3 2 5

6 12 11

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18 37 51

9 11

21

2

11

34 - ------ ------- 177

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4

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2

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2

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2

4

3

5

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3

4

Wilcox- ~~

~ Wilkes

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~ Wilkinsoll

"" Worth

9

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7

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8 ----.-.

I

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~

12

3

12

17 9527

42

8

3

4

4

45

9

4

3

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37

8

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81

12

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3

4

2

4

I

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3

5

3

3 ------- ------

3

I

7

3

3 1 3 57

Total Counties

1,786 330 770 2,886

61 330 13,592 1,013 1,877 437 471 360 170 277 221

57 910 607 305 155 540 709 385

Americus _

Atlanta __~ _~ ~ ~ _~ _~ _

Barnesville

_

Bremen

_

Buford,

_

Calhoun

_

Carrollton

~ __

Cartersville __

Cedartown _

Chickamauga

Cochran ._

Commerce

_

Dalton

_

Decatur

_

Dublin

~_

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91

12

7

3

4

2 ------- -------

8 ------- I-------

6 -------

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4

3

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6

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2

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6 110

1-

20

41

34 1- ---~--,~~~---~ ~

2-

878 86

25 1,075
18 22 18
36 58
52 70 21

2-

7-

10

I~ '

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35 27 88 ~ 102 58

2

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89

44i

67

50

29 I 46

1

20

16

81

3 ----~j- -----j- -----j-, ~----j- . : . . ; i-----j- ::::::: -----2-

62

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1
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7 3 ___8 3 21

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4

1

2

I

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2

2

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2 2

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6

2

2

10

1

10

I

1135

_

2 2

19

14

4

6

2

I 2 I
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1
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2

2

1

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4

2

2

2

2

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2

3

2

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2

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4

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5

l-~-~-I-I-_____2_ 36

7 4

Fitzgerald

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9 9

41

3

81 1-------------- 23

3

19

Hogansville"",

'

6

1 28

Jeffeeeon,

~_

I

LaGrange ..

-. I 10

4 11

_.-----

I--:~- 39

... --

139

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~

Marietta.

Monroe

.

_._

151 .... :-1 ..... :.

15 --- ... ------

159

.,

3

7 ------- 1---

43

12

2

7

I

MOultrie

. ] 10

19

I

98

14

4

2

Newnan __ .

._.__

6 1------1-----

6 ------- ------- 49

12

12

3

Pelham ._________

5

~~~~-~~=::::=:=:=:::I I~

Tallapoosa ..

:

I

2

Tallulah Falls , , .. ----------T--- ..

------- 7

- -~----

5 ------- -------

22

1

- --~---

3 -----

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18

13

31 29

1. _____9__

154

2 1_______

21 10

::=:::=1-----2-

Thomaston . .. _ 10

13 ------- ------

90

Thomasville. Toccoa Trion
Valdosta

_ _

8 4

_
!

2 II

2

10 ------- ------- 83

7 ------- ------- 28

2 ------- ------- 40

2

14 ------- ------- 110

9I 4

6

3

12

I

6

1

15

6

--------1 w WViadyalciraoss___-_-________

5

21

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I

10 ------- -------1 116

1 3

>!"- West Point.__________ w Winder______________

31 3[

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2'

1- 3 _______ -------,1

5

_______ --.- ___ 1

15 36

6

1

4

2

Total Cities:

.! 312

51

35 398

42 1 62 3,193 238 637 135

Total Counties

II,786 ' 330 770 ,886

61 330 13,592 1,013 1,877 437

Grand TotaL

. 2,098 381

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607 305 155 540 709 385 766 1' 347 170 678 877 425

TABLE XIV-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-LIGHTING, HEATING, AND SANITARY FACILITIES Figures are takenfrom the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

,
1-----------

PLANT UTILITIES

LIGHTING

HEATING

!

SANITARY FACILITIES'

~-I---------c-----,----

SYSTEM

,'I
Fl~~~:"- J~~~~-t I Other

---1--1--- Type of Fuel

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lating ~~;r

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Toilets

Water

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Filter I City

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Pressure Air Floor Field System Sewage Flush door

or or Dug

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Panel

Privy County Well

Appling

_

Atkinson

_

Bacon

_

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_

Baldwin

_

Banks

~_______

Barrow_____________

Bartow_____________ Ben HiIL

Berrien______________

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Bryan_____________

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7

Cbarlton____________

3

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Colnmbia ___ _______ Cook ____________ Coweta ___________ Crawford. ___________ Crisp _____ ______
Dade _______________ Dawson. ____________ Decatnr_____________ DeKalb. ____________ Dodge __ __________
Dooly._. ____________ Dougherty ___________ Douglas _____________ Early _______________ Echols ______________

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2

Elbert ______________ Emanuel, ___________ Evens, ____________ Fannin___ ___________

2 5 1 1

F a y e t t e _____________

2

Floyd _______________ Forsyth. ____________ Franklin ____________
Fulton ______________

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Gilmer ______________ Glascock. ___________ Glynn ______________
Gordon. ____________ Grady ______________

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4 12

Habersham __________ HaIL. ______________ Hancock ____________

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2

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1

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Haralson ____________ Harris ______________ Hart________________
H e a r d _______________ Henry. _____________

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2

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7

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2

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1

4

1

2

TABLE XIV-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-LIGHTING, HEATING, AND SANITARY FACILITIES

PLANT UTILITIES

LIGHTING

HEATING

I

SANITARY FACILITIES

- - - - - - -------~~-, ------~

--- --------

-----------

HYSTEM

! Type of Fuel

I

Central System

I Sewage Disposal

Toilets

Water

Fluores- Incancent descent

- ------1 ---------- - -. ---------- ------- - ----

I Other

I Room

I

i

I

Fired Circu- Low 'I' Hot 1 Radiant Tile

Filter

City Indoor Out-

I Oil Gas Coal

lating Pressure Air Floor Field System Sewage Flush door

City Drilled or or Dug

Hot Steam

Panel

Privy County Wen

____________________ ~~ __ ~~

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Houston, ____ __

6

3

_

Irwin_______________

2

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3

4 3

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Jasper____________

2

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2

7

22

3_

1 1

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1

2 3

Jefferson____________ Jenkins

3

5

_

2

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Jones _ Lamar _

2

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1

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3

_

1

4

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_

2

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______

2

_

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3 6

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34

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_

1

1

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1

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1

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4

3

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1

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TABLE XIV-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-LIGHTING, HEATING, AND SANITARY FACILITIES

PLANT UTILITIES

SYSTEM
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield WilcoxWilkes Wilkinson Worth Total Counties

LIGHTING

HEATING

SANITARY FACILITIES

I

Fluores- Incan-

Type of Fuel

I
Room

Central System

Sewage Disposal

Toilets

Water

--,------.----1----.--

cent descent Other

Fired Circu- Low

Hot Radiant Tile

Fil ter City Indoor Out-

City Drilled

Oil Gas Coal

lating Pressure Air

Floor Field Systern Sewage Flush door

or or Dug

Hot Steam

Panel

Privy County Wen

Water

--- ---------- --- -- --- - - --- --- ---

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7 1

_

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1

1 ------_. 5

1 -------- ------

1

2

1

6 7

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3
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3

2

5

1 1 ------ --------

2

2

2

1

3

1

1

1

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6

2 -------- ---~----

1

1 --------

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1

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1

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6

5 -------- -------- 11 ~~--

1

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5 1 3 3 12

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4

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2 -------- 1 4 -------- -----6 -------- 3

4

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1

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2

4

5

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3

1

1 --------

2 -------- -------- --------

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2

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3 -~--

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3

2

2

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661

771

43 457 558 357 278

530

447

115

55

604

71

468 1,118

37

766

410

Americus

_

Atlanta

_

:1 BarnesvilIe

_

Bremen

_

Buford _

2

4 -------- ------

41

52 -------- ------

1 1

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1

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1

55 37 ------

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3 78
1 1 1

3
82 1 1 1

Calhoun _ Carrollton cartersville
Cedartown, Chickamauga _
Cochran _ Commerce _ Dalton_____ _ Decatur Dublin

1

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_

2

3

1

2 -------- ------ 3 ------ 1

2

1 -------- -------- --------1----

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2

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7

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3, 4

2 ---- -II ----- --11 ------ -----6 ----- -- ------ --1 -------- --------

3

3

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1

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3

3

12

12

9

9

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5

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11 1--------_

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--I 2

Gainesville. __.. ..

4

Hawkinsville

_

1

Hogansville ._. _

3

Jefferson... __. _

2

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._ .. .. _
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2

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6 4

6 4

9

10

46 ,

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2

1

1

12

12

31

3_

Thomaston .______

1

Thomasville_________

4

Toccoa______________

1

Trion_._._._________

2

Valdosta____________

5

Vidalia

_

2

Waycross

_

2

West Point . _

2

Winder__ ._. _. . __,

2

8311.--.--._-_-_-
3 ._.

Total Cities.,

_ 143

1621

1

Total Counties

_ 661

771

431

Grand Total. ...... 804

933 I 44

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5 31

2





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75

159

242

457 558 357 278

530

447

115

55

604

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1,118

484 722 449 288

605

606

141

1

63

609

71

709

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1,360 I

5
8 1 2 5

5 8
3 2

243

37

766

410

I 37 1,009

411

TABLE XV-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-PLANT USE AND VALUE OF PROPERTY Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

STATUS OF PLANT USE

VALUE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY (In Dollars)

SYSTEM

Nnmber Available

Number

Number

Number Available

at Beginning

Abandoned

Completed

for Use at the

Present

of the Year

During the Year During the Year End of Year

Worth

of

Buildings

Build- Inst, Build- Inst. Build- Inst. Build Inst.

ings Rooms ings Rooms ings Rooms ings Rooms

--- --------------------------

Appling ... _______. __._._ Atkinson _________________ Bacon .. __________________ Baker_______. ____________
Baldwin. __... ____________

19 14
6 8 13

117

1

4

2

5

70 69

-------- -------- -------- --------------- -------- -------- --------

23

2 -------- --------

86 -------- -------- -------- I 6

20 14
6 6 13

118 S 70 69 23 92

1,418,000 S 1,045,000
800,000 395,000 2,005,000

Banks .. __________________
Barrow_______.. __________ Bartow___________________

12 9 35

Ben HiIL _________. ______ Berrien.. _________________

10 25

61 --------

39

3

2 16

.. --.-5-1-----22-

179 -------- --------

1 --------

37 -------- -------- -------- -------117 -------- -------- -------- ------_.

12 11 36 10 25

59 45
179 37 117

698,000 899,469 2,529,500 485,000 978,636

Bibb .. __________. ________ Bleckley __________________

39 4

Brantley________________ ..

15

Brooks .. ________________ '

19

Bryan_. _________. ________

10

678 27

---------------

4 --------

--------
--------

8
.._------

69 --------

1 -------- -_.-----

67 44

----.---
--------

--------
--. . ----

--------
--------

-_.----------

-

39 4 15 19
10

682 27
68 67 44

8,945,360 208,500 790,000 345,000
544,750

Bulloch. __________________ Burke ____________________

27 20

Butts.... ________________ Calhoun __________________

6 15

Camden. _________________

7

157

1

--------

95

2

1

1 --------

43 52

--------
--------

--------
0. _ _ _ _ _ - -

----_--._-------

---------------

47 -------- .._------

1

4

26 29
6 15
8

157 94 43 52
51

2,471,796 1,116,000
527,000 362,273 637,262

Candler_________________ ._

6

Carroll , , __________. ______

43

Catoosa.. ________________

19

Charlton. __________. _____

7

Chatham.. _______________

61

--I CChhaattttaohoogoac;h_e_e_.__-_._-_-_-_- _-_-_- ..

3 30

Cherokee __.. ____. ___. ____

28

Clarke .... _. ___________ Clay ___...... ____________

22 3

47 --------

1 --------

6

161 -------- -------- --------

1

43

150 -------- -------- -------- -------- 19

48 -------- -------- -------- --------

7

671 -------- -------- 7 30 68

7 132 164 186 20

--------
--------

-.-_--_--_--_--_--_--_---------------2---

--------
-----i21

2

6
--------

_______.
--------

--------

3 30
30 20 3

46

711,500

162

1,006,500

150

2,292,204

48

1,045,000

701 11,137,435

7

200,000

132

2,068,832

176

2,959,500

180

3,983,285

20

174,000 I

Book Value
of Grounds
35,350 44,500 50,000
5,300 213,500
10,700 8,125 165,500 10,000 40,000
374,282 6,200
31,000 13,100 23,500
91,150 44,650
6,500 14,400 27,000
27,300 50,400 100,500 50,000 1,391,647
5,000 39,300 107,000 145,300 3,000

Book Value
of Furniture

I
Book Value of
Library Books and Other
Instructional Aids

Grand Total Value of
School Property

S 144,648 S 93,000
75,000 49,000 171,500

27,931 S 36,500 20,000
3,850 74,825

1,625,929 1,218,000
945,000 453,150 2,464,825

37,800

10,300

30,407

11,625

118,567

49,625

59,990 --------------

151,807

37,700

756,800 949,626
2,863,192 550,490
1,208,143

1,219,664 29,425 111,658 32,800 46,950

346,497 13,205 38,127 26,000
72,500

10,885,803 256,630 970,785 416,900
629,200

247,774
77 ,600 68,786 81,500 60,187

46,968
50,229 13,447 29,443 14,656

2,857,688 1,288,429
615,733 487,616 739,105

63,400 136,500 109,071 53,500 1,076,340

20,150 51,615 31,673
16,500 310,238

822,350 1,245,015 2,533,449 1,165,000 13,920,484

20,000 173,912
160,035 251,816
17,500

10,000 45,812 87,733
112,746 8,500

235,000 2,327,856
3,314,268 4,493,147
203,073

Clayton

_

Clinch __

Cobb _

Coffee

_

Colquitt; __

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp

_ _ _
_ _

Dade
Dawson Decatur., DeKalb Dodge

_
_ _ _
_

Dooly

_

Dougherty _

Douglas

_

Early

_

Echols _

26 13 63 33 49
11 10

~ ~'I'i'I"1 257
54 573 182 132

26 13 65 33 49
11 15

257 54 583 182 132
69 88

3,505,000 737,000
6,663,680 2,579,000 1,809,379
916,999 916,792

13

13

86

1,110,000

4

4

27

440,000

17

19

100

1,533,332

13

71

7

36

38

153

63

750

17

120

13

72

1,139,691

7

35

557,515

37

153

2,187,220

70

926 15,914,297

16

113

1,440,000

20

69

21

279

15 23
5

85 80 25

::::::~l::::4

: :~

20

69

855,000

21

287

4,784,000

16

98

1,800,576

21

76

486,000

5

25

240,000

Effingham

_

15

76

Elbert

_

23

88

EmanueL

_

32

125

Evans

_

6

50

Fannin

_

24

138

Fayette

.

_

10

53

Floyd

_

35

268

Forsyth

_

19

89

Franklin _

24

142

Fulton

_

49

661

Gilmer

Glascock__

Glynn

_

Gordon

Grady _

_

13

2

23

_

32

15

1

1

4

-6-i:::::~: 1----- 1--- 65

15

76

837,000

21

88

764,900

~2

125

1,969,475

6

50

550,000

24

138

1,802,212

10

53

644,350

38

276

4,068,771

19

89

765,500

18

110

1,237,457

50

726 13,187,400

11

92

1,100,308

2

20

350,000

23

225

4,125,000

33

119

1,549,500

16

122

1,757,000

11

11

56

765,000

60

57

276

4,014,588

28

28

146

2,360,318

28

30

218

3,758,329

8

8

31

405,000

13

76

1,019,000

51

759,000

l!
12 I'

88

1,392,050

~~ 908,000
I 1,257,551

125,000 20,500 280,786 183,700 57,200
52,000 46,000 20,000 6,000 72,779
25,000 6,500
65,750 560,604 177,500
18,600 380,640
44,000 24,800 10,000
14,200 21,100 94,550 26,000 79,651
16,150 109,950 19,300 40,925 34.8,000
61,659 3,000 360,700 22,000 26,450
23,800 144,500 86,650 122,900
5,700
38,000
32,500 I
33,256
5160,,600000 I

254,318 114,457 631,512 153,000 164,453
82,486 146,942 132,500 48,000 85,050
143,657 26,430 221,202 1,301,863 106,600
123,925 406,861 181,100 102,150 35,000
73,100 117,210 185,180 75,000 176,289
68,652 322,444 109,161
92,980 1,131,633
63,563 26,000 214,208 101,900 313,225
68,000 355,487 205,753 386,267
48,150
116,620 70,350 109,050 102,000 274,713

68,054 41,115 190,270 60,600 44,800
16,700 35,591 25,399 12,000 50,161
11,926 9,494 43,945 279,281 50,504
32,600 74,556 33,482 24,450 5,000
22,450 23,648 51,175 18,000 31,275
14,602 79,136 28,675 35,270 378,416
18,300 8,000 80,039 29,612 35,633
13,900 95,357 82,245 78,475 5,000
15,500 20,700 27,200 8,750 53,569

3,952,372 913,072
7,766,248 2,976,300 2,075,832
1,068,185 1,145,325 1,287,899
506,000 1,741,322
1,290,327 599,939
2,518,117 18,056,045 1,774,604
1,030,125 5,646,057 2,064,108
648,400 290,000
946,750 926,858 2,300,380 669,000 2,089,427
743,754 4,508,301
922,636 1,406,632 15,046,249
1,243,930 387,000
4,779,947 1,703,012 2,131,308
870,700 4,609,932 2,734,966 4,345,971
463,850
1,189,920 882,570
1,561,556 1,028,750 1,642,433

TABLE XV-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-PLANT USE AND VALUE OF PROPERTY

--

-

STATUS OF PLANT USE

VALUE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY (In Dollars)

SYSTEM

:

Nnmber Available

Nnmber

Number

at Beginning

Abandoned

Completed

of the Year During the Year During the Year

Number Available
for Use at the End of Year

Buildings

Honston __________________ Irwin ____________________

18 14

Jackson __________________ Jasper ____________________ Jeff Davis ________________

13 4 21

Jefferson __________________ Jenkins ___________________
Johnson __________________ Jones _____________________
Lamar____________________

17 4 12
11 5

Lanier____________________ Laurens __________________ Lee ______________________
Liberty___________________

10 31
10 6

Lincoln ___________________

5

Long_____________________

10

Lowndes __________________ Lumpkin _________________ Macon ___________________

20 8 11

Madison __________________

12

Marion ___________________ McDuffie _________________
M e l n t o s h _________________

5 12 6

Meriwether _______________ Miller ____________________

17 9

MitcheIL ________________ Monroe ___________________

23 6

Montgomery ______________ Morgan __________________ Murray __________________

6 18
16

Inst. Rooms
200 77 52 32 89
92 47 55 36 34

Build- Inst. Build-I Inst. ings Rooms ings Rooms

------

I
-------- -------- ::::::::1::::::::

4

12

1

17

-------- -------- -------- --------

-------- -------- --- ---- --------

2

8

2

20

-------- -------- -------- -- -----

3

6

1 --------

-------- -------- -------- --------

1

14

1

10

Bnild-1 Inst. ings Rooms

[

18

200

14

77

10

57

4 I 32

21 : 89

17

104

4

47

10

49

11

36

5

30

39 -------- -------- -------- --------

10

39

111

1 --------

1 --------

31

111

34 -------- -------- -------- --------

10

34

54 -------- - ------ -------- --------

6

54

29

1

1

1

2

5

30

36 -------- -------- -------- --------

10

36

99 --------

3

1

4

21

100

44

2

8

4

19

10

55

51 --------

3

3

6

14

54

79 -------- --------

1 -------- 13

79

33 -------- -------- -------- --------

5

33

75 --------

3

12

72

29

3

6

1

8

4

31

95 75

---------------

--------
--------

--------
--------

---------------

17 9

95 75

::::::~: :::::~~: ::::::U::::~~:I 79

23

79

46

6

46

36

7

36

53

17

54

100

16

100

Present Worth
of Buildings

Book Value
of Grounds

Book
Value of
Furniture

Book Value
of Library Books
and Other Instructional
Aids

Grand Total Value of School Property

3,250,000 S 828,000 746,200 450,000 988,370
1,947,000 660,000 647,500 388,000 440,000
485,535 1,298,900
572,190 575,000 383,985
300,000 1,250,000
638,500 1,000,000 1,243,000
650,000 1,230,000
280,000 1,353,150
745,041
1,257,600 581,500 505,000
1,250,658 1 046 415

170,000 $ 26,600 13,100 15,000 28,500
37,700 15,000 29,550 9,060 5,000
18,000 13,587 6,750 10,000 6,900
15,000 36,800 12,000 14,700 23,000
15,000 34,000 25,000 77,500 19,500
38,600 23,000
6,200 22,300 15 500

305,000 S 106,280 64,300 45,000 109,000

119,625 55,368
56,000 40,850 34,000

220,000 125,600 57,500 64,525 34,275

55,816 98,250 51,035 68,200 79,440

80,000
120,700 58,000 111,850 84,680

169,700

41,500

36,000

106,157 101 500

I

65,050 $ 25,850 18,654 5,500 22,500

3,790,050 986,730 842,254 515,500
1,148,370

34,750 12,500
9,350 8,450 8,000

2,139,075
742,868 742,400 445,860 487,000

17,000 44,256
11 ,500 9,523 15,428

740,535 1,482,343
647,940 659,048
440,688

15,000
32,571 20,050
16,500 24,450

391,032 1,417,621
725,085 1,099,400 1,369,890

24,000 27,500
8,500 27,040
27,235

769,000
1,412,200 371 ,500
1,569,540 876,456

25,900
9,000 19,500
I 19,205
18 800

1,491,800
655,000 566,700 1,39R320
1 182 215

..........

NMeuwsctoogne_e_______________-_-_--_-__--_-_____I
Oconee ___________________
Oglethorpe ________________ Paulding__________________

57 17
18 1 17

Peach ____________________

7

Pickens ___________________

12

Pierce ____________________ Pike _____________________ PoIL ____________________

18 10 24

666 --------1--------

16 I

-------r------ 102

-------- --------

49 45

------~ -- -------

-----
-----

-

-

-

89 -------- --------

61 77

-------- --------------- --------

-------- --------------- --------

82

14

24

45 -------- -------- -------- --------

151 -------- -------- --------

58

682 10,366,669

17

102

1,297,024

18 1

49 45

I

496,350 647,000

17

I
I

89

914,326

7

61

1,100,000

12

77

827,754

20

92

849,850

10

45

500,000

24

154

2,270,547

1,055,177 43,800 12,850 11,820 28,800
33,000 25,800 44,000 15,250 35,200

1,275,877 114,000 65,100 33,000 100,415
63,000 90,157 106,802 45,745 127,100

291,892 44,950 20,474 11,966 22,478
20,500 21,790 36,699 12,091 42,000

12,989,615 1,499,774
594,774 703,786 1,066,019
1,216,500 965,500
1,037,351 573,086
2,474,847

Pnlaski___________________ Putnam __________________

2 3

Quitman __________________ Rabun ___________________

4 19

Randolph _______

9

24 -------- -------- -------- --------1

2

34 -------- -------- -------- --------

3

15 -------- - - - - ~ - -- -------- --------

4

-- 86 -------- - - - - - ~ -------- ~ - - - - - - ~

19

43 -------- --------

12

11

24

315,000

34

583,000

15

220,000

86

1,336,500

55

836,725

10,000
33,000 2,000
55,500 15,500

32,000 92,000 24,000
98,280 83,225

5,000 12,750 16,500 26,700 39,650

362,000 720,750 262,500 1,516,980 972,400

Richmond ________________
Rockdale _______ Schley__________ - ____

56

537 -------- --------

55

7

61 -------- -------- -------- --------

5

23

7 -------- --------

56

545

7

61

5

16

7,293,806 1,098,500
256,000

Screven __________ Seminole ____________

13

89 -------- --

-------- --------

13

89

1,047,000

9

53

----- -------- --------,

9

53

866,010

507,945 14,500 17,000 18,300 45,000

903,059
99,300 22,000 96,825 134,000

289,714 28,000
4,000 30,750
23,850

8,994,524 1,240,300
299,000 1,192,875 1,068,860

Spalding-Griffin ___________

28

186

1I 1

3

7I

30

192

2,860,447

444,700

492,809

73,251

3,871,207

I;.V ~ I;.V

Stephens ______________ -- __

16

Stewart. _________________ Sumter ___________________

8 17

66 40 45

-~-I-----::-

2

5

4

15

100

1,419,175

_____5:1

8

40

906,000

1

16

45

590,000

17,890 18,800 8,750

93,275 41,500 65,400

74,000 11,630 16,400

1,604,340 977,930 678,350

Talbo!._ ------ -- - - -- - -~_.

8

29 -------- -------- --- ---- --------

8

29

270,000

6,600

31,500

6,850

314,950

Taliaferro_____ ----------Tattnall , ________ Taylor ____________ Telfair ________________ Terrell. __________ _______

4 28
7 23 14

17 -------- -------- -------- --------

116 -------- -------- -------- --------

46 -------- --------

1 --------

78

2 -------- --------

40 -------- ---

---- --------

4
28 8 23 14

17 116 46 76 40

300,000 1,198,557
519,000 530,500 744,764

2,500
53,950 11,000 16,450 8,100

20,000 96,830 54,500 71,750
66,843

5,000 41,825 27,700 29,773 26,300

350,000 1,391,162
612,200 648,473 846,607

TTihfto.,m, a_s_____________-_- - - - - - - - - - -

26 25

Toombs _____

11

Towns __________

8

Treutlen ________

5

Troup __________ Turner ___________________

14 12

99

37

154 -------- -------- --------

85 -------- --------- --------

~~~~~:-r;:~~~- 34

--------

42

76

--------

69 I

27 25 11 8 ,1
14 12

134 154 85 34 42
76 69

1,261,000 1,641,742
938,000 .573 ,332 414,000
1,154,538 863,438

Twiggs ___________________ Union ____________________

6 12

Upson _________

20

Walker. _________

37

Walton __________ Ware _____________________

26 25

Warren ___________________

2

Washington __________

17

"I ~. 37
64 73

265

74

116
29 95

.,lI'

6 12 20
37 18 25 2 17

37 64 74
262 67 116 29 95

381,000 872,000 750,652
3,767,932 750,800 770,800 446,000 881,400

36,500 120,500 30,000 22,200
14,000
40,700 33,786 5,900
8,800 47,392
138,000 18,150 66,275 8,000 23,300

148,700 216,600 171,300
33,633 15,720
179,854 129,405 32,020 99,470 108,687
287,730 86,510 77,100 27,000 81,688

40,450 40,400 18,688 10,476 10,150
16,533 27,800 16,985 15,943 44,234
74,907 24,320 21,430 12,500 57,503

1,475,389 2,019,242 1,157,988
639,641 .503,870
1,391,624 1,054,429
435,905 996,213 950,915
4,268,569 879,780 935,605 493,500
1,043,891

----------------- -

--------

---- ----------.-

TABLE XV-Continued-WHlTE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-PLANT USE AND VALUE OF PROPERTY

STATUS OF PLANT USE

VALUE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY (In Dollars)

SYSTEM

Number Available Number

Number

Number Available

at Beginning

Abandoned

Completed

for Use at the

of the Year During the Year During the Year End of Year

Build- Inst, Build- Inst. Build- Inst, Build- Inst. ings Rooms ings Rooms ings Rooms ings Rooms
--------- ----- ------

I

Present

Book

Worth

Value

of

of

Buildings

Grounds

Book Value
of Furniture

I Book Value
of Library Books
and Other Instructional
Aids

Grand Tota Value of School Property

----

Wayne. ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - --

26

Webster .. .. ---------

6

Wheeler------------------

12

White .. ------ -----------

11

Whitfield------------

34

Wilcox. --------------Wilkes_---------------

._..

17 7

Wilkinson . . Worth __ .. ..

-------
-----

---... I

5 27

138

1

6 -------- --------

25

18

6

47

12

66

11

189

34

1

,.1. . 82
90

,

48 1

17 7
5

121

28

132 $ 18 47 66 189
82 90 48 121

2,014,000 $ 125,000 422,667 831,700
2,869,200
763,000 746,000 556,000 757,535

72,600 $ 4,000 6,250 23,500 72,500
20,000 40,000 21,700 45,062

233,048 $ 20,000 46,850 56,011 204,707
86,950 65,000
3,800 97,425

44,500 $ 9,000 11,000 16,249 45,900
25,454 19,000 11,800 24,905

2,364,148 158, 000 485,767
927,46 o
3,192,307
895,40 4
877203,,2000o0
924,92 7

Total Counties ... ------ 2,737 17,155

77 I 279

93

776 2,753 17,652 247,746,776 11,425,048 24,087,509 37,275,016 289,941,64

Americus _________________

6 I 55

6

55

640,300

Atlanta, -------- --------- 111 1,969

110 1,976 32,700,020

BBBaurerfnomeredsvn; i,:~-~~~::::::::::::::I
CCCaaalrrhrtoeorlulstnvo;i~:::::::::::::::1,

3 4
"
8 7 8

CedsrtowD ________________ ,

8

18

3

36

4

28

2

47 66

'.1.'.1.1':I

8 7

62 77

......1.

6.(..-...1.[......6.

8 8

18

300,000

36

475,000

28

510,000

47

546,000

66

895,000

62

1,282,000

77

1,355,000

......

~U_g~ ~~ Chickam

CCoocmhmranerce

____. :::::: :::
________________

I
!

Dalton, -------------- ..--1

6
2 6 12

Decatur

14

Dublin ---..-.-.-.-.-_-_-::::::-: I

21

1

6

35 29
118 133
3

1-~-:-:-~-~-~-~-~1i-~-:-:-~-~-~-~-~1I-:-:-:-:-:-:-~-:1i-:-:-:-:-:-:-~-:1I

2
7 12 14
8

21
35 40 118 135 73 I

1,050,000
375,000 350,000 1,974,000 3,000,000 362 504

15,000 1,774,825
10,000 25,000 30,000
25,000 22,000 75,500 52,000 20,000
17,000 9,000 390,000 318,257 30 100

65,694 4,583,380
22,000 40,000 35,000
45,000 74,730 82,705 97,115 40,000
48,000 26,000 99,000 187,900 116 996

32,036 718,475
3,000 25,000
9,000
13,232 23,900 23,785 28,900 14,000
12,000 2,600 36,500 80,067 58000

753,03 o
39,776,700 335, 000 550, 000 584, 000
629,23 2
11,,041653,,6939oo
1,533,015 1,124, 000
452, 000 387,600 2,499, 500 3,585,424 567 ,600

Fitzgerald ________________ Gainesville ________________ Hawkinsville ______________ Hogansville _______________ Jefferson __________________

57
85 20 47

~~~~~/[~~j;--~;:2:

:~_:t:i

9 9 3 6

57 113 19 47

960,000

1,788,775

380,000 795,262

I

62,500 326,000
25,000 16,000

50

4

50

494,640 I

40,000

LaGrange _________________
M a r i e t t a __________________ M o n r o e ___________________ Monltrie __________________ Newnan __________________

10 15
7 18
6

136 -------- --------

1

16

184 -------- --------- -------- --------

43

9

121

4

1

4

74 -------- -------- -------- --------

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152 184 34 121
74

4,733,237 3,192,000
388,853 1,450,307
1,885,000

175,134 122,750 26,000 58,000
90,000

Pelham ___________________
Quitman __________________ Rome ____________________

7 5 22

Tallapoosa________________

3

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5

41 -------- -------- -------- --------

35 -------- -------- -------- --------

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24 -------- -------- -------- --------

12

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21

7 5 22 3 1

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35 156 24
21

1,065,000 450,000
1,569,000 325,000 669,000

32,000 15,000 405,000 10,000
28,000

47,000 153,280
75,000 54,500 40,000
357,487 308,000 30,500 243,304 171,000
64,950 45,000 204,598 33,000 54,000

37,982 32,108 20,000
6,000 13,500
68,666 52,400 18,000 39,500 24,300
17,550 17,000 61,607 13,000 14,300

1,107,482 2,300,163
500,000 871,762 588,140
5,334,524 3,675,150
463,353 1,791,111 2,170,300
1,179,500 527,000
2,211,360 381,000 765,300

Thomaston ___ --- _________1

13

Thomasville _______________

10

Toccoa ___________________

6

Trion _____ ._______________

2

Valdosta __________________

14

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1,911,000 1,254,594 1,350,000
538,103 1,823,000

64,200
54,140 27,000 40,477 228,000

184,870
141,457 56,000 33,984
153,575

42,364
29,282 20,000 19,312 31,593

2,202,934 1,479,473 1,453,000
631,877 2,236,168

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Vidalia ___________________
Waycross ________ West Point , ______ Winder __________

5 10 3 3

38 -------- ------ - -------- --------

119 -------- -------- ---- --------

28 -------- -------- ---

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5 10 3 5

38 119 28 48

500,000 1,713,392
625,000 700,000

20,000 104,500 30,000 20,000

35,000 122,724
35,000 60,000

8,000 47,222 15,000 13,000

563,000
1,997,738 705,000 793,000

Total Cities ________

399 4,488

11

51

10

130

398 4,567 76,376,487

4,833,383

8,267,749

1,741,181 91,185,056

Total Connties ____________ 2,737 17,155

77

279

93

776 2,753 17,652 247,746,776 11,425,048 24,087,509 37,275,016 289,941,649

Grand TotaL ______

3,136 21,643

88

330

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906 3,151 22,219 324,123,263

16,258,431 32,355,258 39,016,197 $ 381,126,705
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SYSTEM

M... sonry

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Warren_ -- -- -- --

Washingtoo: - -- -- -- I

3 I

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--

13 I

3 14

---- -- --

7

14

2 -- --

I

3 --- --- --

2 -- -----

2 -- -- ---

3 -- ---

15 I 18

7 ---
I

23 10 8 39 12

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1

25 ------ -- ---- -- --

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7

I

1

11 --- -- --

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1I

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2

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TABLE XVI-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-BUILDINGS AND ROOMS

SYSTEM

Masonry

NUMBER AND KIND OF BUILDINGS

Ma-
sonry
Veneer Frame On
Wood

Total

Non-

Sub-

Publicly Regu- Stand-

Owned lar ard

Class- Class- Class-

Non- rooms rooms rooms

Publicly

In Use

Owned

NUMBER OF INSTRUCTION ROOMS

SPECIAL CLASSROOMS

Self

Con- Science Home

tained Labs Eco-

Pri-

nomic

mary

Labs

Class-

rooms

IndusTyping trial
Arts

Agriculture Shop

Band Room

Excep- .

I

tional Library Otber

Cbil-

dren's

Room

NUMBER OF SPECIAL SERVICE ROOMS

Gym- Gym- Audi- Cafe- Cafe-

nasi- natori- tori- teria tori.

urn urn urn

urn

Wayne_______________

3

1

~m:l:;_-_-_~~~:::::::: i ::::::: :_

~~::fi~id_~~:::::::::: -----~_ ::::::: :::::::

Wilcox_______________

2

'" Wilkes_______________

2

~ Wilkinson____________

3

o Worth_______________

5

5
~ ::::::: ----17'. ::::::: :::::::

25

5

g~

:_ :::::::

15 51 29 54

Total Counties

_ 503 26 309 838 25 166 5,221 610

1

1

1

1

I

2 1 i -----1- ::::::: '. ::::::: :::::::

'. ::::::: ::::::: ::::::: ::::::: ::::::: ::::::: :::::::

10

1

1

4

1

1

7

1

1

14

2

2

1

1

1

1

959 164 190 98 80 108 43 33

2

1____

12

i ::::_:~_ ::::::'::::== :::::: :::::: 1

~_I::::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: ----~-

2

2

2

2

3

3

5

5

300 245 22 23 40 77 278

Americus_____________

2

1

37

1

2

_

Atlanta______________ 36

2

3

41 1

3 508 29 212 24 21

7 12

Barnesville

5

5 30 17

5 15 22 11 _

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I

CCaarlhroolultno_n________________________

21

21

1

34 ------- ------- 29

41 ,______2_ 'I

1

2 1 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

11 ------- -------

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Moultrie_____________

4' 3

7

Newnan______________

2

1

3

20

1

2

1

1

1

1

14

6

4

1

1

1

1

1

_

1

1

1

Pelham______________

1 ------- ----___

1 ------- ------- 29

1_______

1

1

1 -------

1 ------- -------

1

4 ------ ------ ------ ------ 1

Quitman_____________

2

2

__ 19

2

1

1

1

1

1

Rome________________

8

1

1

10

37

4

6

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

2

1

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Thomasville

.! 6

Toccoa______________

1

Trion________________

1

Valdosta_____________

8

2

2

10

1

1

._.

8

69

10

1

1

1

1

12

7

1

1

1

2

1

1

35

6

3

3

1

1

1

2

2

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

1

1

1

2

2

Vidalia ______________ Waycross ____________
'" West Point, __________
.c.... Winder ______________

2 -------

1

6 ------- -------

2 ------- -------

1 ------- -------

3 6 2 1

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11

2

7

56

10 -------

17 -------

4

9 -------

6

1 2 1 1

I

Total Cities __________ 117

20

I
15 152

2

4 1,201 106 270

52

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1

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1 -------

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1 -------

1

1 -------

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53

25

31

8

14

9

1 ------- ------ ------ 1 ------ 1

2 ------- ------ ------ 1

1

2

1 ------- ------ ------

1 ------

1

1 ------- ------ ------ ------ ------ 1

71

47

6 12 32 44 35

Total counties ________ 1 503

26

I 309 838

25

166 5,221

610 959

164 190

98

80 108

43

33 300 245 22 23 40 77 278

Grand TotaL ________ 620

46

324

990 I 27

170 6,422

716 1,229

216

243 I 123

111

116

57

42 371 292 28 35 72 121 313

TABLE XVII-COLORED SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-LIGHTING, HEATING, AND SANITARY FACILITIES Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

PLANT UTILITIES

LIGHTING

SANITARY FACILITIES

SYSTEM

II
Fluores- Incancent descent Other

Type of Fuel

Central System

Room

Fired Circu- Low Hot Radiant

Oil Gas Coal

lating Pressure Air Floor

Hot Steam

Panel

Water

Sewage Disposal

Toilets

Tile Filter City Indoor I Out-
Field System Sewage Flush door Privy

'Vater
City Drilled or or Dug County Well

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker
Baldwin

_

1

_

1

_

1

_

2

_

3

Banks_______________

1

Barrow

--------

Bartow

------__

Ben Hill_____________

1

Berrien_____________

1

Bibb________________

8

Bieckley____________

~~~~~~e~~~:::::::::: '.
Bryan___________

Bulloch_____________

2

Burke________________

2

Butts_______________

Calhoun_____________

4

Camden_____________

Candler_____________

1

Carroll______________

Catoosa_____________

1

Charlton____________

Chatham____________

9

Chattahoochee_______
g~::~k~a::::::::::: 3 g:~~~~::::::::::::: ~_

2

11

1

12

1

1

2

4

3

I

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1

1

1

1

1

9 5

16 ::::::::

2

1

2 13
~_ ::::::
3

4

15

3

252

1

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4

4

14 1

1

8

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1

1

1

12

15 4

3 .._..

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12 1
11
11
55 16 ------
2 11 42
2
88 .._..
46 44
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1

1

1

2

3

1

1

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1

1

1

1

4

5

3

4

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4

1

3

1

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4

4

1

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1

1

10

5

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2

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2

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1 ._______

3

1 .___
1 1
1

4

11

: :::::::: :::::::: 2

4

2

I

4

2

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1

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3

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13

1

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2 ----.---

4 .-------

1 ._.
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15 5

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6 --------

6

1

1 --------
4 --------

4 --------

1

8 1

1

17

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g5 ________

2

1

2 --------

I .-.-----

1

1

4 .-.-----

1

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1

1

1

_

13

2

2

1

16

1

2

3

3

3

4

1 .----.--
4 ---_.--.

2

2

1

4

4

1

_

1

15

_

1

21

1_

5

1

2

CCllianyctho_n_____ ______ _I - - -1 _ 2 -_ - - - - - 1-

Cobb_____

_

1

2

2

Coffee_____ _ _

__

3 __ _ _ _ 3

Colquitt____ _ _ _

2 ____ ____ 2

1 _ __ ___ I ___ 1

___ 1_ : _ __ _:_ - _

i

~

1

1 _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

3

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _

2

1

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2 ___ _ __

__ ~ _- _-_1_ - -~- - - -i

3 __ _ _

3 - -- -

3 ____

1

2

2_ _

2 _ _ __

Cclumbia.c, , _ Cook .; , _ _ Coweta.. , _ _ _ __ Crawford.... _ _ Crisp____ _ _ _
Dade_____ _ _ _ _
DDaewoastounr...,... _ ___ DeKalb___ _ _ Dodgec c , , _ _

4_ _

_

3

5

1

1

2

1

_ _ _

3 1 3

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2

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5

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3

1

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2 _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _

4 - -__ - _ _ _ 4 __
1 -- - 1 ____

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6_

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1

3

1 _ _ __ 3 _ _ _ 1

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1_

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3 _ _ _ __

3 ___

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3 _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _

1_ _

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1 - - -3 - --

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3- -

2

3

1

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3 --

1 -__ _ _ _ -

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6-- -- 3- -- -5-- - 3-

6 - ___

5

1

3

1

3

1

Dooly_________ _ _ Dougherty_____ _ Douglaa.c , , _ _ _ _

1 9 __

14

_ _ _ _ _ _ 14

- - -- - - -- - --- - -

--- ----

3

6

5

1 __ _ _

6

2

3

1

1 ____

8

1 _ _ _ __ _ _ __ 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _

1 _ _ _ _ __ - _ _

1

91 I

13_

4 19

11 _

Early________ _ _ _ _ _

3 _ _ _ _ 3 __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

1 __ _ _ _ _ _

2

1

1

1

3

1

2

Echols_____ _ _ _ _ _

1 __

1 ___

1

_ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _

1 --- ----

1

1

Effingham, _ _ _ Elbert___ __ _ _ Emanuel., ; _ _ _ Evans_____ _

Fannin....

_

Fayette___ _ _ _

Floyd____ _

_

FForarnsyktlhin, ,, Fultonc,,

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4 _ __ _ _ 2

1

1

2

7 _ __ _ _ _ _ _

3 13 13

3

2 _ _ __ 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

1_

1 1 __ __

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1

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1

1

2 ___ _ __ ___

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _

4 __ _ _

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7 __ _ _

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2

5

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-- - -_ - -_ - - _--_ -_

2 __

_

1_

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1

1-

-_ - - 2-

2_

5

4 --- -

1

2

13

3

4 1

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2 1

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1

1

1_ _

1

1 ----

1

--3 -- -- --__- - - --2

7

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7

3 2
--
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GGillamsceor_c_k_, _ _ _

Glynn i , ,

_

_

GGroarddyo_n___________ __

_ __

_

_

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_ 1___ -_ ---_- ------_ -_ - 1- 1- -----_ -_-- -- -_--_--_ - -_ - - - _ _ -_ - - - 1 - 1-- _ -_ - - -_--- - - - 1 --_ -_-_- _- --- - - 1-

2

2 ____ 1

1

1

_

3

_ _ _ _ __ _

_ __

3

3 - - ---

3 -- -

3 _--_--_ -_ - ---- --- 2 - - 1- - - - - _-_--__ --- - 3 --_ -_ -_ -_ _--_ -_ -_ -_ - _ -_ -_ - - -2-- -_ -_ -_ --- - 1- --- 3- ----- ---_-_ --- 1- -- - --2

Greene.L, , _ _ _

4

Gwinnet!.. _ _ __ _

2

Habersham; _ _ _ _

2

HHaanILco_c_k_, ,__ _ _ ____ _ _ _ 1__

2

__

1 ____

4

1

1 1 __

2_

_

1

4 __ ___

__

1

_

1

1 _ __ _ _ _ _

__

1

2

_ _ ___

_

1_ _

15 - --- 1- --_ -_ - - -2-- -- 16- ---16 -_--_--_ -__ -_--__--_ _ -_ -__- _ _--_ -_ - -__ _ - - - -

3

4

_

3

1

1

2 - __ _ _

2 -- - -

1

2 -- _ _

2 -- --

- - ----- -- -- - - 16- - - -1-- - - --8

Haralson. _ _ _ _ _ __

1_

1 __ _ _ _ _ _ _

1 __ _ _ _

_ _ __ __ -

1 --- -

1

Harris .c ,

_

_

_

_

5 __

5

_ 5 _ _ __ __ _ _

5 _ __

5 - - - -- - ---

5

Hart_____ _ _ Heard_____ _ _ _ _

1 _ __ _

_ __

1

__ 1 __ _ _ _ __

1 __ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ -- - - -

1

1 _ _ _ _ _ __ _

___

1

_ __ _ _

1 - - - -- - -

11

Henry__ _ _ __ _

4

_

_ 2 2 ..

__

4_

_ __

_

3 _ __

1

4

3

_

1 41 __ _ _

TABLE XVII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-LIGHTING, HEATING, AND SANITARY FACILITIES

PLANT UTILITIES

LIGHTING

HEATING

SANITARY FACILITIES

SYSTEM

Type of Fuel

Central System

Sewage Disposal

Toilets

Water

Fluores- Inean-

Room

-

cent descent Other

Fired Circu- Low Hot Radiant Tile Filter City Indoor Out- City Drilled

Oil Gas Coal

lating Pressure Air Floor Field System Sewage Flush door or or Dng

Hot Steam

Panel

Privy County Wen

Water
-------------------------------- -----------------

Houston_____________
Irwio_______________ Jackson_____________ Jasper______________ Jeff Davis___________

4 3 2 I
--------

-------1 1
1 1

1
--------
---------------
1

1 3
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3 1 1
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------
2 1 1

4 --------

1 --------

1 --------

3

1

3

-------- --------

3 --- -------- ----

2 --------

1 -------- --------

1 --------

1

1

-------- 1 -------- -------- --------

--------

1

1

1 -------- -------- -------- -------- --------

1

4 --------
3 --------

1 --------

1

1

1

1

3

1

1

2

1 --------

1

1

1

1

Jefferson ____________ Jenkins_____________
Johnson_____________ Jones_______________ Lamar______________

1

11

11

2

3 --------

1 --------

3 -------- --------

1 -------- --------

1

1 22 22 -------- -------- -------- --------

2

2

1 ------ 1

3 -------- -------- --------

2

2

1 ------ ------ ------

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--------

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3 -------- -------- --------

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1 ------ ------ 1 -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------

1 1 1

3

19

4 --------

1 --------

3 --------

1 --------

3

9

1

3

1 --------

1

2

1 --------

Lanier______________
LLaeue_r_en__s._._______________________ Liberty_____________ Lincoln _____________

1 -------- --------

2

1

1

5 ------.- --------

2

2 --------

1

1 --------

1 ------ ------ ------

2 ------ 2

2

5 ------ --._-- ------

3 ------ ------ ------

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1 -------- -------- -------- -------- --------

1

1 --------

1 --------

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5 -------- -------- --------

5 --------

3 --------

1 --------

2

1

1 -------- -------- -------- --------

1 --------

1 --------

1 --------

2

2 --------

4

5 -------- --------

5

3 --------

1

2

1 --------

1

1

Long________________
Lowndes ____________ Lumpkin____________ Mscon______________
Madison____________

1 3 1 3
--------

1 2
--------
5 2

--------
--------
------------------.---

1

1

1

1 --------

1 --------

3

2

2

2

3 --------

1 --------

1 ------ ------ ------ -------- --------

1 --------

3

1

4

5

3 -------- -------- --------

2 ------ ------ ----.-

2 -------- -------- --------

--------

1 --------

1 --------

4 -------- --------

4

1

5

1 -------- --------

1 --------

1

4 -------- --------

4

4

4

1

1

1 --------

2 -------- --------

2

Marion______________ McDuffie____________

--------

Mclntosh ___________

2

Meriwether__________ --------

Miller_____ ---------- --------

1 --------

1 ------ ------ ------

1 -------- --------

3 -------- ------

1

2

2 -------- -------- ------i-

1

3 .-----.- 2 .----- ------ 1

2 --------

7 .------- 2

5

1

1

3

1

1

1

1 -------- 1 ----_ .. --.--- ----.-

1 -------- -------- --------

1 --------

1

2

3

1

5 --------

1

1 -------- --------

1 2

I------i-

3

6

1

1 --------

1 --------

2

1

1

2

4

3

1 --------

MitcheIL ___________ Monroe_____________
Montgomery_________ Morgan_____________ Murray _____________

2 2 .. _---.----.---

5 ----_ .. -
3 1

----------------------
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------.-

4 1 ------ ------

5 -------- --------

5

3

1

1

2

2 ------

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2

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1 --------

2 --------

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1 .----- .-.-.- ------ -------- --------

1 --------

1 -------- --------

5 --------

3

2

2 --------

2 --------

2 3

I::::::::

-------1

2 2

1 --------

1 ------.-

Muscogee___________ Newton_____________ Oconee______________ OPaguleldtbionrgpe__________
Peach_______________ Pickens_____________ Pierre_______________ Pike________________ Polk________________

13

15

3

1

1

1

1_

1 1

3

1

1

1

2

2

_

3 11

120

2

2_ _

3 1 1

10

1

1

_

1 1

21 1
11 2
2

2

1

1

1

2

2

Pulaski._____________

PQuutnitamma_n___0____________________

Rabun

_

Randolph___________

1 1 1

1 1 ________________

1

1

2

7

1

1 1
_
1 17

_

1

_

1

1

1 ________

7

2

Ricbmond___________

7

8

SRcobclkedyale_____________

2

1

Screven_____________

4

Semino e____________

1

_3

6

6

2

6

4

11

1

1

_1

4

3

1

1

1

Spalding
Stephens StewarL Sumter Talbot;

_

2

3

_

1

_

3

_

4

_

3

_

5

1 ______

2

1

3

1

1

2

4

1

1

3

4

0

3

Taliaferro___________

3

1

TattnalL___________

1

2

Taylor._____________

2

Telfair______________

4

TerrelL_____________

4

31

1

21

1

2

2

2

44

22

Thomas_____________

5

TifL_______________

1

3

Toombs_____________

1

Towns______________

Treutlen; ,

1

1

5

5

2112

1

1

1

1

1

Troup______________

2

Turner______________

1

1

Twiggs______________

3

Unioll_____________ __ Upson

0

3

11 1 3
_ 3

1 1 3
~_
3

Walker W.lton__ _ Ware
Warren. Washington

_

2

_

9

_

2

_

2

_ 18

2

2

9

9

22

11

2

1

17 18

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22

1 1

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11 1

15 -- -- ---3 --------
1 -._---1 --- ----1 --- -- ---

14

1

2

1

1 ------.-

1 --- ---.-

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1 2

3 _
1 _ 2

3 --------

1 --.-._--

1

1

2 --------

2 --._--.-

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1

1

1

1

2 ------.-

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1 _

1 _ _ 2

1 --------

1 .-------

1 .-------

1 .-.-----

1 ------.- --.-----

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2

7

2

7

1 3

12 1 _ 1
1

12 -------1 .------1 -------4 -------1 --.-----

12 --.---.-

1 --------

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2

2

1 .-.-----

1

5

5

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5

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1 1
3 2

1

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1 _

1 3 4
2

1

1

1

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4

1

2

1

1

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2

2

3 2 4

4

3
2 3 4

4

1

1

1

1

1

5

4

1

1

2

1

3

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1

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1

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3

_

_

3

3

3

1 1

1

1 1
1 4

2 --------

1

8

1 --------

2 --------

4

14

2

-------~

3

7

1

2

1

1

6

12

TABLE XVII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-LIGHTING, HEATING, AND SANITARY FACILITIES

PLANT UTILITIES

LIGHTING

HEATING

SANITARY FACILITIES

SYSTEM

Type of Fuel

Central System

Sewage Disposal

Toilets

Water

Fluores- Inean-

Room

-

cent descent Other

Fired Cireu- Low Hot Radiant Tile Filter City Indoor Out- City Drilled

Oil Gas Coal

lating Pressure Air Hot Steam

Floor Field System Sewage Flush door

or or Dug

Panel

Privy County Well

Water
' - - - - - - - -. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---- - - - - - -

Wayne______________
Webster _____________ Wheeler_____________ White _______________
Whitfield____________

1

1 -------- 2 1 1 ------ 2 -------- 1

1 -------- -------- 1 ------ ------ ------

1 --------

---------------

1 -------- I ------ ------ ------

1 --------

I

1 -------- 1 ------ ------ ------ -------- -------- --------

-------- -------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ -------- -------- --------

----------------------
1
--------

I 1 1
---------------

--------

1

-------- --------

2 -------- 2 1 -------- --------

1

-------- --------
-------- 1 -------- --------

1
1
--------

----------------------

J -------1 --------------- --------

Wilcox______________ Wilkes______________
Wilkinson ___________ Worth ______________

1
2
------5-

2 --------
-------- --------
3 --------
-------- --------

2 ------ 1 ------

2 ------ ------ ------

1

2 ------ ------

5 ------ ------ ------

2

1

I --------

2 -------- -------- --------

3 -------- -------- --------

5 -------- -------- --------

2 --------

1

1 --------

1

3 -------- --------

4 -------- 1

3 -------2 -------3 -------5 --------

3 --------

2 --------

1

2

1

4

Total Counties_______ 255

318

30 223 163 203 179

237

67

40

22

183

28

178

388

154

298

210

Americus____________ Atlanta _____________ Barnesville__________ Bremen_____________ Buford______________

2 18 --------
1

1 22
--------
1

-------- ------ 2
-------- ------ 21
-------- ------ ------------- ------
-------- ------ 1

1 17
-----------
------

------ 1

1

13

------ --------

------

- ----

I

1
22
----------------------

--------
2
--------
--------
--------

--------
--------

-------2

----------------

-------- -------- --------

-------- -------- --------

-------- -------- --------

2

2 --------

33

35

1

--------

---------------

----------------

1 -------- --------

2 36 --------
1

---------------
--------
---------------

Calhoun_____________ Carrollton ___________ Cartersville__________ Cedartown __________
Chickamauga________

I

1 -------- ------

1 -------- -------- ------

1

1 -------- 1

1

1 -------- ------

-------- -------- -------- ------

1 -----1 -----1 -----1 ----------- ~-----

1
------
-----7
------

1 -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- 1

1

--------

-------- -------- 1

-------- 1 -------- 1 -------- -------- I

---------------

1
--------

---------------

-------- --------------- --------

---------------

1
.._------

1 --------

1 --------

I --------

1 --------

1 --------

1 --------

1 -------- 1 --------

-------- -------- -------- --------

Cochran_____________
Commerce___________ Dalton ______________ Decatur _____________ Duhlin ______________

I

1 -------- ------ 2 ------ ------ 1 -------- -------- 1 -------- -------- 2

I -------- -------- __ ~_w_ 1 ------ ------

I ------2-

-------- -------- -------- 1

3 -------- ------ 1 1 ------ --------

1 -------- -------- -------- 3

2 -------- -------- ------ 2 ------ ------ -------- 2

-------- -------- -------- 2

3 -------- -------- 1 2 ------ ------ 3 --------

1 -------- -------- --------

3

2 -------1 -------3 -------2 -------3 --------

2 -------1 -------3 -------2 -------3 -------

~:i~::~g~:~::::::::
Hawkinsville Hogansville__________ Jefferson__~~

LaGrange___________ Marietta____________ Monroe
Moultrie____________ Newnan_____________

Pelham_____________ Quitman____________
Rome_______________ Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls

Thomaston 'I'homasvile . _ Toccoa______________ Trion_______________ Valdosta____________
Vidalia Waycross West Poiut._________ Winder______________

Total Cities

_

Total Counties

_

Grand TotaL

_

------i-l:: :::: ~
::::::::I-----T _
-------t------- [~~~~~ ::::::~:r~~~~~ 1

2

-- -- I I

---- -- I

11

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----
---- --

---------
-I

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I ______ 2 ______

I

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--~-----

-------- --------

----------- [------------------------ --

1
I 2 3
--------

1I

I

1 --

1 -------

1 ------ --

3
------ --

-----

-----

5 2
2

1

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-- -- --
-- --
------
---_.------

I

5

1 ----

2 -- ---- ------

------ ------

1 ------ ------

2 ------ ------

--------1 5
2
2 1

-------------.-_-------------
1

------------ ------
5 .-- -----

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-----------------------

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--------
--------

5 2
1 2

5 --------
2 ---------------
1 -------2 -------

5 -------2 ------,.-
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1 --,.-----
2 --------

1 4

.

1 1

_______-------------------_----.----

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1 -----._- -_. --- ---

1
5 ----------

._- --
-----------
-----
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.. --_ .
1
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--- --"-

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1 3
---- ----
---- --

1 --------- ---- --------
---- ---- -------------- -------------- --------

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,-- 1 .1-------
--------

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------

.-_--------_-. .- ----_.- -----

1 1 5
-- -- ----
--------

1
1 5
------ --
--------

-------- 1

----- . .

1

------ --

5

-------- --------

-------- --------

--------------
---------------------

_ 1
1 1 4

1 5

____------------

----2

1 ------ ---- -- --------

3

1 -- --

I

1 ----- -- ------- ---- -- -- -- -- ----

3

2 --- ----- -------- --------

------ 1 ------ ---- ------- 4

1 ----- ------ ----- --

I ------ ------

I

------ 2 ------

3

---

-

--_I

..

--
--

---
---

---

-

2

1

------- -------
-------- -- ------
-------- --------

----- --
-----.---------

I
5 I I 4

1 5

-------------_.

1 --------

1 --------

4 .- ----"--

1 ----- -_. 5 -------
1 -------1 ._- ----4 --------

_ _
2 1

3 4

____------------

I 4

--------_-

..

--------- --

------
2 I

2

2

1 -------

1 ------

4

2

-----------

------
------

-------
--------

-

--

2
-----.

--- -_. -- ------ -- ---- -- -- -- ---- --

--- -----
--------
--------

----
-----

---
---
I

--------
--------------

-- ------
--------
--------

3 4
2 1

3 --- -- --4 -------2 --------
1 ----- -_.

3 ------4 --------
2 -------1 --------

59

55

1 18 62 30 12

48

46

12

6

2 -- ----- 97

97

1 99 --------

255 318

30 223 163 203 179 237

67

40

22 183

28 178 388 154 298 210

314 373

31 241 225 233 191 285 113

52

28 185

28 275 485 155 397 210

TABLE XVIII-COLORED SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-PLANT USE AND VALUE OF PROPERTY Figures are taken from the Annual Report made by the Superintendent of County and Independent School Systems

STATUS OF PLANT USE

VALUE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY (In Dollars)

N umber Available

Number

Number I Number Available

Book Value

SYSTEM

at Beginning

Abandoned

Completed

for Use at the

Present

Book

Book

of

Grand Total

of the Year

During the Year During the Year End of Year

Worth

Value

Value

Library Books Value of

Build-
BUild~FI ings

Appling __________________
--;-==1== s Atkinson_________________

8 2

Bacon____________________ Baker ____________________ Baldwin __________________

I 2 6

;;;;;;;r;;;;;; Banks________0 ___________

1

-----

I Inst: BUild-I Inst.
Roome ings Rooms

mgs

Rooms

Buildmgs

RIonosmt.s

---------

of Buildings

of Grounds

of Furniture

and Other Instructional
Aida

School Property

17 12

0 ________________
________________

--------
--------

---------------

-------- --------

8 2
1

37 $ 328,261 $

7,000

30,146 $

5,266 $ 370,673

17

215,500

8,350

21,200

6,000

251,050

12 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

32

'

-------- --------

2

32

361,521

2,600

25,000

21,150

391,271

75

6

75

714,215

32,000

70,000

23,500

839,715

4

1

4

66,560

2,000 I

2,000

300

70,860

Barrow___________________

Bartow___________________

2

16 - - ______ 1______ - -

2 16 ------192;000- --------4;000- -------21;000- --------1;085- ------218;085-

Ben Hill.,, ________________

4

21

2

7

3

8

5

22

189,500

500

8,500

2,162

200,662

Berrien___________________

2

11 -------- -------- -------- ----~---

2

17

218,216

1,200

31,086

2,670

253,082

Bibb _____________________

21

Bleekley__________________ Brantley__________________ Brooks ___________________

6 3 19

Bryan ____________________

12

304 -------- -------- --------

20

10 -------- -------- -------- --------

5 57

3 1

,

5

1

5

1 -------- --------

25 -------- -------- -------- --------

21
6 1
18 12

324
10 5 56 25

2,793,976 10,250
60,000 58,600 90,938

79,153
700 1,400 7,400 5,738

251,233 2,723 2,000
14,350 22,542

65,420 1,490 1,000
7,600 8,059

3,189,782 15,838 64,400
87,950 127,276

Bulloch ___________________

6

Burke ____________________ Butts ____________________

15 1

Calhoun __________________ Camden __________________

4 7

Candler ____ ------- _______1 CarrolL __________________ Catoosa __________________

1 12 I

82 -------- -------- -------- --------

114 -------- -------- --------

2

31 --------

2 -------- --------

48 41
22

,;;;;;;;r;;;;;;

;;;;;;;;

;~;;;;;;

45

3

6 15
1 4 7
1 12
1

82 116 29 48 41
22 45
3

895,000 1,255,800
481,527 570,986 718,000
265,384 65,300 37,146

----I Charlton__________________
Chatham _____________

1 30

10 308

1

10

185,000

32

308

4,133,012

16,500 29,500 30,000
9,700 28,000
9,530 7,500 3,000 2,000 288,476

75,500 109,056 30,000 67,045 50,685
13,393 6,560 2,000 11,258 498,378

8,950 24,731
7,374 10,531 12,564
2,491 4,218
700 3,639 108,493

995,950 1,419,087
548,901 658,262 809,249
290,798 83,578 42,846
201,897 5,184,789

Chattahooehee ____________

6

8

6

9

10,000

Chattooga ________________ Cherokee _________________,
g:ry~e_-~~~===::::::::::::: I

5

3

6 2

I

24 11 90

.:::::.1:'

.:,.1

26

4
3 6 2

20

161,000

11

243,000

90

1,088,441

26

383 301

3,300 10,900
1,500 67,005 1,300

725 34,684
6,500 122,376
18,178

575 2,646 2,300 27,972
4,450

15,600 209,230
253,300 1,305,794
407,229

I[~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ;i ~~~~ -.~~~~~~~~~~~~~J ~ ;i I~i~ !tm !H~~ l!~ ~~n!!

Columbia_________________

5

46

Cook_____________________

7

26

CowetL_________________

6

80

Crawford_________________

1

30

Crisp_____________________

7

63

21 4

Dade_____________________

1

2

Dawson

Decatur__________________

16 100

DeKalb___________________

7

93

Dodge____________________

6

55

2

Dooly____________________ Dougherty________________ Douglas__________________
Early_____________________ Echols___________________

18

55

16 168

9

4

16

4

16

1

18

4

71 _-_-_-_- -__-_--_

5 -_-_-_-_-_-_-_\-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_

1

6

Effingham________________

9

37

ElberL__________________ 21

56

EmauueL________________

5

63

Evans____________________

2

24

Fannin___________________

1

1

1 2

5

46

537,248

8

47

390,442

6

80 1,175,000

1

30

347,000

6

59

782,920

1

2

25,000

16 100

957,000

7

93 1,736,114

6

53

490,650

18

55

81,300

16 172 2,132,513

1

18

264,551

4

66

1

6

906,500 90,000

10

37

21

54

5

63

2

24

1

1

379,200
155,350 835,471 243,000
5,000

16,560 5,600 7,800 3,000 37,000
500
30,000 39,265 20,600
2,875 87,475 2,700 9,800 15,000
3,275 20,875 15,000 3,500
200

27,576 26,402 85,000 20,000 46,000
5,000 . 92,000 72,410 36,500
16,555 131,000 15,000 86,012
7,000
28,000 12,706 41,351 30,000
300

5,500 3,317 9,780 7,000 12,500
150
29,897 16,173 1,940
4,030 22,771 4,278 16,489
550
6,150 12,291 10,350 8,376
300

586,884 425,761 1,277,580 377,000 878,420
30,650 _
1,108,897 1,863,962
549,690
104,755 2,373,759
286,529 1,018,801
99,050
416,625 201,222 902,172 284,876
5,800

Fayette___________________

1

24

Floyd____________________

1

5

Forsyth

'

Franklin__________________

4

21

Fulton___________________

13 119

1

24

1

5

300,000 121,000

4

21

278,767

. 13 119 1,938,600

13,000 7,200
3,800 24,300

16,200 6,529
6,831 146,605

3,697 1,097
1,687 46,375

332,897 135,826
_
291,085 2,155,880

Gilmer.

_

Glascock__________________

1

8

,________

1

8

136,748

900

9,450

800

147,898

--------1-------- -------- -------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- Glynn____________________

11

85

GGroarddyo_n___________________ -------3- ------6-0- -------- --------

,________

11

3

85 1,435,000

60

726,000

80,000 118,000

81,000 60,000

26,357 6,500

1,622,357 803,800

Greene___________________

5

61

5

61

GwinnetL________________

2

19

2

19

; ' 7 ; 1 ---;;11- i l ' ; Habersham_______________

2

10

OJ;

,________

2

10

-----~-

HHeaarrtd,____________________ I' 21 2219 --------1--------1--------1--------1 21 2219

Henry

1

5

85

,

:

5

85

872,407

13,850

35,288

3,661

925,206

315,485

4,600

17,821

8,769

346,676

200,000

6,700

21,000

4,300

232,000

~:~-;:=:;:~ --i:;;;;;~;

321795,,505000 1,029,590

125,,000000 29,500

3410,,000000 54,711

54,,020500 22,756

331729,,255500 1,136,557

TABLE XVIII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-PLANT USE AND VAI,UE OF PROPERTY

SYSTEM

STATUS OF PLANT USE

I

Nnmber Available

Nnmber

Nnmber

at Beginning

Abandoned

Completed

of the Year During the Year During the Year

Nnmber Available for Use at the End of Year

I Build- 'I Inst. Build- I Inst. Build-I Inst. Build-
~~I~ooms ings Rooms ings Rooms inga
-----------

Houston Irwin
Jackson Jasper
Jeff Davis

_ _

7 4

75 41

::::::::1::::::::1:::::::: ::::::::

7 4

_ _
_

4 4 3

14

1,

2,

1

7

36 -------- -------- -------- --------

19 -------- -------- -------- --------

4 4 3

Jefferson

~

Jenkins

Johnson

Jones

Lamar

_ _ _
_ _

33 6 1
7 b

87 -------- -------- -------- --------

33

54 -------- -------- -------- --------

6

~O -------- -------- -------- --------

1

33 -------- -------- -------- --------

7

41 -------- --------

1

1

6

Lanier Laurens Lee
Liberty Lincolu

_ _ _
_ _

1 8

17 74

-------- --------------- --------

-------- --------------- --------

5 , 41 -------- -------- -------- --------

7

60 -------- -------- -------- --------

1

27 -------- -------- -------- --------

1
8 5 7 1

Long Lowndes
Lumpkin Macon
Madison

' _

2 10

_ _

1 14

_

2

15 -------- -------- -------- --------

2

47

2

11

1

12

9

1

1

1

1

1

1

45

4

7

3

45

13

26 -------- --------

1 -------- 3

Marion McDuffie
McIntosh Meriwether Miller

_ _

1 9

32 -------- -------- -------- --------

55

4

8

1 6

_ _ _

11 8 1

38

6

23

2

25

87 23

------------_-.-

---------------

-------1

-------3

7
8 2

~! ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~r~~~~~f~~~~~~ MitchelL
Monroe.

_ _

5 3

67 -------- -------- -------- --------
37

~~~:;~~~~:::::::::::::: t

2i I 1

!

5
3 2
5 1

Inst. Rooms
75 41 19 36 19
87 54 30 33 42
17 74 41 60 27
15 48 1 83 26
32 47 40 87 26
67 37 29 52
2

VALUE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY (In Dollars)

Present Worth
of Buildings

I Book
I Valne of Grounds

I Book
Value of
Furniture

Book Value of
Library Books
and Other Instructional
Aids

Grand Total
Value of Scho01 Prope rty

1,186,016 357,4oo
179,OOO 365,OOO 250,000

39,7oo 5,000 7,550
7e,.OsOoOo

102,593 65,4oo 10,050
29,OOO 37,2oo

---

9,056 15,334 1,030
7,OOO
s.see

1,33 7,364 443,133 197,630 408,OOO 299,900

166,950 505,867 3oo,000 577 ,516 550,000

11 ,350 3,050
a.soo
s.soo
3,000

30,015 43,782 12,7oo 43,587 30,OOO

19,493 5,191 1,890 4,231 2,000

227,808 557,890
318,090 630,733
585,OOO

181,033 824,882 448,611 746,699
269,5oo

10,000
s.eoo
5,OOO 15,750 16,150

22,000 77 ,999 30,OOO 90,756
14,602

3,OOO 3,668
s.soo
10,112 7,963

216,033 915,149 486,111 863,317 308,215

125,000 483,125 36,750 796,425 454,000

6,OOO 15,3oo
5oo 13,085 4,000

20,OOO 16,395 1 2,000 70,250 20,3oo

6,OOO 6,037
60 17,775
z.soo

157,OOO 520,857
39,310
84987i.,a5o35o

400,OOO 540,000 445,000 l,008,ooO 349,390
I 916,000
55o6o2,,000000 731,767 29 000 '

20,OOO 24,5oo 13,500 33,5oo
s.sco
s.eoo
6,000
s9,.OsOeoO
2 000

50,OOO 44,000 81,4oo 84,295 22,5oo
73,250 30,000 42,OOO 27,878 3 000

17,000
e.seo
14,000 11,071 1O,2oo
14,210 8,000 8,561 11 ,344
5oo '

487,000
5651a9.,5s0e0c
1,13 6,866 384,590
1,03 6,060 544,000 621,561 780,789 34,5oo

~:~~~J~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~'~~~~~~~~ ~~::!~~~::::::::::::::::\
Oglethorpe______ - __ - ______ [ Paulding_________________

19 254

5

54

2

17

1 1

I

40 13

I

19
5 2 1 1

254
54 17 40
13

3,682,643
661,707 208,650 494,573 163,023

351,930 14,500 3,000
------------~-
3,675

Peach ____________________ Pickens___________________ Pierce____________________ Pike _____________________ Polk _____________________

5 1 5 2
6

68 6

4 -------- --------

----------------

12
--------

4 1

21

12

2

16

3

32

2 -------- --------

2

40 -------- -------- -------- --------

6

76 6 25 30 40

Pulaski, __________________
Putnam __________________ Quitman__________________ Rabun ___________________ Randolph_________________

4 1 I 1
15

30 -------- -------- -------- --------

4

::::::::[:::::::: 40 --------
16 --------
1

--------

1

--------

1

1

64

7

41

2

50

10

30 40 16 1
73

850,000 93,025 451,340 416,000 462,000
400,000 500,000 210,000
9,000 690,882

15,000 3,000 4,600 2,200 11,000
10,000 8,500 Donated
600 10,950

Richmond________________ Rockdale_________________ Schley____________________
Screveo __ _______________ Seminole_________________

18

269 -------- -------- -------- --------

2

29 -------- -------- -------- --------

I

19 -------- -------- -------- --------

5

90 -------- -------- -------- --------

2

33 -------- -------- -------- --------

18
2 1
5 2

269 2,998,808

29

317,800

19

271,000

90

435,000

33

500,000

426,182
2,500 5,600 23,500 30,000

Spalding__________________

61

11

24

10

74

778,827

29,750

Stephens_________________

4

Stewart___________________

54

Swnter___________________

14

4

6

1

6

105,000

1,400

5

54

724,100

9,200

47

4

61

TalboL__________________

50

3

50

619,863

4,500

306,656 40,200 17,001 14,073 13,782
70,000 7,428 7,160 39,000 18,100
40,000 75,000 11,045
375 27,050
303,510 33,900 1,500 94,770 50,000
55,613 2,300 77,750 2,300 45,002

56,551 10,150 1,200 4,415 1,500
9,000 918
2,067 7,356 6,900
10,000 5,000 4,205
85 4,750
85,777 9,250 2,000 26,156 5,000
15,920 200
5,300 2,300 10,310

4,397,780 726,SS7 229,852 513,061 181,980
944,000 104,371 465,157 464,556 498,000
460,000 588,000 225,250 10,060 733,632
3,814,041 363,450 280,000 579,426 585,000
880,110 108,900 816,350
679,675

Taliaferro_________________

4

24

TattnaIL________________

4

40

Taylor.__________________

2

42

Telfair___________________

19

55

TerreIL_________________

5

67

4

24

4

40

2

42

19

SS

5

67

350,000 408,000 545,500 39,000 789,207

5,000 11,750 4,200 8,700 7,400

25,000 32,411 51,800 9,735 78,000

7,500 10,761 11,235 11,163 3,097

392,500 462,992 612,735 68,598 877,704

Thomas, ,

1

12

4

60

5

72

761,442

25,900

82,000

868,142

TlfL____________________

4

55

4

SS

440,000

11,000

38,500

5,100

494,600

~~i~t-~:::::::::::::::l-----~- -----~~- ::::::::[:::::::1:::::::[:::::::: ------~- -----~~- ------~:~:~~- --------~::- -------~~::- --------~:~:~- ------~~~:~::-

1

Troup____________________ 21 48 -------- --------1-------- -------- 2 48

furner-------------------

Uwniiogngs

--
~

1

41

3

44 -------- ----- __1

--------1

1 3

41 44

630,000 380,725 502,000

9,000 6,000 41,200

102,000 20,000 40,554

12,800 10,000 6,867

753,800 416,725 590,621_

Upson____________________

3

30

3

30

482,607

11,700

25,389

8,582

528,278

Walker___________________

3

23

1________

3

23

~:~~~~::::::::_-_:_::::_-_:_:::I 1: . 5~ ~_II------:- ::::::::1::::::::1 1~ 5~

2 I 39 -------- -------- -------- --------

2

39

Washington_______________ I 18

88 ,--------,-------1-- ..----- - - - - - - - -

8

1

1

88

418,190

l~g:~ I

450,500 125,500

i

16,096
1~:g~
4,700 5,725

21,026
t~~ I
37,500 25,SSO

6,299
3'~M
2,500 15,300

461,611
1~:::~5
495,200 172,075

TABLE XVIII-Continued-COLORED SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-PLANT USE AND VALUE OF PROPERTY
==--===--=====--=================:====================

STATUS OF PLANT USE

VALUE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY (In Dollars)

SYSTEM

Number Available

Number

Number

Number Available

at Beginning

Abandoned

Completed

for Use at the

of the Year

During the Year During the Year End of Year

Build- lost. Build- Inst. Build- Inst. Build- Inst. ings Rooms ings Rooms ings Rooms ings Rooms

Present Worth
of Buildings

Book Value
of Grounds

Book Value
of Furniture

Book Value of
Library Books
and Other Instructional
Aids

Grand Total Value of School Property

- - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---I-----I------~-----I-----I-----

Wayne___________________

7

34

WebsteL_________________

11

31

10

17

Wheeler__________________

1

17

White____________________

1

2

Whitfield_________________

7

34 $ 450,000 $

7,500 $

55,832 S

7,905 $ 521,237

1

14

2

28

1

17

200,280 233,281

600 3,000

19,550 11,500

2,150 3,500

222,580 233,281

1

2

_

55,000

1,000

4,564

25

60,589

_

Wilcox ___________________ Wilkes ___________________
Wilkinson ________________ Worth ____________________

3 2 3 5

31 -------- -------- -------- -------60 -------- -------- -------- --.----42 ------.- -------- --.----- .-----.77 -------- ----.--- --.-.--- --------

3 1 3 5

31
60
42 77

279,000 722,000 530,000 971,010

6,250 17,000 5,620 13,700

35,100 35,000 38,000 58,274

2,440 5,000 9,913 3,018

322,790 779,000 583,533 1,046,002

w
--l

Total Counties ____________ 858 6,882

76

238

41

450

823 7,094 78,605,307

2,896,195

6,582,793

1,384,432 90,067,979

~

Americus_________________

3

40

+_______

3

40

434,951

9,000

23,340

5,596

472,887

~;rf~l~~:~=============:::::~~: ::::~~~: ======:=1'=======:1:::::::: :::::~~: :::::~~: ::::~~~: :::~~:~~~:~~~: ::::::~~~:~~~: ::::~:~~~:~~~: ::::::~~~:~~~: :::~~:~~~:~~~:

Buford___________________

1

8

.----

1

8

100,000

4,000

4,000

3,300

111,300

Calhoun__________________

3

13

Carrollton________________

4

36

1

1

_

1________

3

13

4

4

40

165,000 431,600

7,000 13,300

12,000 20,000

3,000 4,200

187,000 469,100

Cartersville_______________

3

24

[

1

- ------

3

24

345,000

25,000

16,500

4,934

391,434

ght~k;:.~g;;.::::::::::: ------~- -----~~- :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::1:::::::: ------~- -----~~- ------~~:~~~- --------~:~~- -------~~:~~- --------~:~- ------~:~:~-

--------1--------1--------[-------- CCoomchmraenrce________________ 1

21 1

164

1

6

I

6

21

164

Dalton___________________

3

16

3

16

111405.,000000 290,000

34,,000000 46,600

163,,860000 14,650

1,040000 4,000

112608,,260000 355,250

B~b~:::::::::::::::::::1 1 ~l :::::::: :::::::::::-::::':::::::: 1 ~l ~n'~ 7~,y~ ~N~~ lng~ gJNgg

Fitzgerald________________ 1 HGaawinkeinSsVvilillel_e_-_--_-_-_-_--_-_-_-_--_-_-_-r

5[ 33

2 -------- -- ------ -------- --------

22

1

5

3

29

16

1

5 -------- --------

5
5 2

24 46 11

320,000 741,921
67,500

5000 88;160
600

18 900 120:814
2,000

,96 7,123 1,000

347,86 958,019
71,100

eff~~~~~~l~:====:::=:====:=

______ ~ ______ :~_

---------------

---------------

--------
--------

.------.-------

3 --------

24
--------

225,000 --------------

3,000 --------------

22,000 .-----------.-

2,625 -------._-----

252,625 ---_.---------

LaGrange_________________ ! 5

61 -------- -------. -------- .-------

5

61

929,911

31,814

76,639

30,755

1,069,119

tl~~:;.;~:::=:=:=:=::::::=:------:-

--I MNeowulntarine_________--__--__--__-_- _______-__

7 3

32 -------- -------- -------- .-------

2

32

360,000

10,000

30,000

6,500

406,000

20

---------------

--------
----.---

----.---_.-----

.-------
.-------

------7-

-----20-

------355;933-

--------7;000-

-------29;442-

--------4;700-

------397;055

26

-------- --------

3

26

445,000

6,000

35,000

6,395

492,395

Pelham___________________
~~~~~~~r~~~~~~ Quitman_________________
Rome____________________

I 2 9

29 24
49

2

Tallapoosa________________
. : . ' . TallulahFalls_____________

--.-----

--------
.-------

-._----- .----._-

1

29

400,000

10,000

30,000

5,500

445,500

2

24

265,000

8,000

25,000

5,300

303,300

17

8

62

712,000

82,500

59,613

7,917

862,029

.------- ----._-. ---.---- -------------- -------.------ .--------.--.- --._-------_.- --------------

.------- -_.----- -------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------

Thomaston_______________ Thomasville_______________
Toccoa ___________________

3 8 1

20 -------- -------- -------- -------57 -------- -------- -------- -------25 -------- -------- -------- --------

3 8 1

20 57 25

~:~::t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I

1 9
1

Waycross _________________
West Point, ______________ Winder___________________

6 2 1

2 -------- -------- -------- --------

88

1

11

1 --------

16 ------_. --------

1

6

66 -------- -------- -------- --------

26 -------- -------- -------- --------

8

1

8

1

20

1 9
2 6 2 1

2 77
22 66 26 20

331,000 766,389 330,000 27,104 877,500
300,000 627,500 340,000 268,000

10,000 13,902 12,000 2,350 56,000
3,000 12,000 25,000 10,000

12,400 72,485 35,000 11,027 83,573
14,000 73,500 25,000 20,000

2,000 12,350 4,500
875 11,156
5,275 10,350 3,500 2,000

365,400 865,126 381,500 31,456 1,028,229
322,275 723,350 393,500 300,000

Total Cities_______________ 145 1,710

7

39

8

122

146 1,793 25,175,849

1,206,836

2,240,027

411,385 29,038,216

Total Couuties____________ 858 6,882

76

238

41

450

823 7,094 78,605,307

2,896,195

6,582,793

1,384,432 90,067,979

Grand TotaL _____________ 1,003 8,592

83

277

49

572

s s 969 8,887 103,781,156 $ 4,103,031 $ 8,822,820

1,795,817 $ 119,106,195

Summarie~
Public Schools 1956 - 1957 1957 - 1958
374

,

RECEIPTS

-

---~--=-=-===

1956-57

I. INCOME-GENERAL FUND

1. From the State

a. Operation Fund (Foundation Pro-

gram-Teachers Salaries, Supple-

ments, Travel, Transportation, Con-

tingent, and Maintenance and Opera-

tion

$100,008,501.60

b. Capital Outlay_____________________ 2,200,797.88

c. Salary of County Superintendent- ____ 532,157.45 d. Vocational Funds_____ ______________ 1,416,566.30

e. School Lunch Program______________ 3,019,914.77

f. Special Programs, Veterans, etc. ______ 897,301. 78

g. Other_____________________________

187,502.84

TOTAL FROM THE STATE

$108,262,742.62

2. From the County or City

a. Tax for Maintenance and Operation __$ 39,175,982.79

b. County Commissioners or City Council 3,624,115.60

c. OtheL______

671,398.43

TOTAL FROM COUNTY OR CITY

s 43,471,496.82

3. From the U. S. GovernmenL__________________________ 3,360,029.02

4. From Fees from Pupils________________________________

600,481.43

5. From Sale of Property ________________________________ 290,725.89

6. From Insurance Claims_______________________________

192,124.23

7. Transfers from Other Systems__________________________ 1,113,892.71

8. Transfers from Other Funds ___________________________ 865,544.46

9. From Cafeteria Operation (gross cash receipts except those in I~e) including balance at beginning of year ___ _______ 4,588,777 . 83

10. From Athletics, Entertainments and Self-Supporting Activities (gross cash receipts) including balance at beginning of year__ ______ ____________________ _______ 1,740, 188.79

11. From other Sources ___________________________________ 1 ,042 , 088 .41

TOTAL RECEIPTS-GENERAL FUND _____ ___ $165,653,338.38

II. SPECIAL BUILDING FUNDS 1. Sales of Bonds

$ 13,214,185.02

2. Other Building Fund Receipts __________ 2,274,979.92

TOTAL BUILDING FUND

$ 15,489,164.94

TOTAL RECEIPTS-GENERAL AND BUILDING

FUND___ __

_

$181, 142,503.32

375

RECEIPTS-Continued 1956-57

III. NON-INCOME 1. Loans

$ 5,098,022.04

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., ___

3,635,526.67
721,462.97 153,642.53

TOTAL BOND SINKING FUND RECEIPTS $ 9,608,654.21

3. Agency Funds

a. U. S. Income Tax Withholding and

Cash Receipts

$

b. Teacher Retirement Member Con-

tributions Withholdings and Cash

Receipts

_

c. Teacher Association Dues Withhold-

ings and Cash Receipts

_

d. Group Insurance Premiums With-

holdings and Cash Receipts

_

e. Social Security

_

f. Other

_

8,928,533.57
3,943,555.49 134,925.42
1,216,657.52 511,037.25 337,426.46

TOTAL AGENCY FUND RECEIPTS TOTAL RECEIPTS-ALL FUNDS

$ 15,072,135.1.2
$205, 823 , 293 :65

IV. BALANCE BEGINNING OF YEAR

1. General Fund (after deduction for agency

funds therein)

$ 6,040,508.99

2. Building Fund

_ 6,731,345.06

3. Sinking Fund (for payment of Bonds and

Interest)

_ 3,685,348.55

4. Agency Funds

a. U. S. Income Taxes

_

b. Teacher Retirement Member Contri-

butions

_

c. Teacher Association Dues

_

d. Group Insurance Premiums

_

e. Social Security

_

f. Other

_

216,377.36
79,990.60 481.66
16,185.64 5,618.23 233,369.24

TOTAL BALANCE BEGINNING OF YEAR $ 17,009,225.33

GRAND TOTAL-RECEIPTS AND BALANCES

$222,832,518.58

376

RECEIPTS 1957-58

I. INCOME-GENERAL FUND

A. Revenue from Local Sources

1. Taxation and Appropriations

a. Taxes Received from County or City

Levies for Maintenance and Oper-

ation

"

$ 45,414,845.68

b. Appropriations Received from County

or City Governmental Agencies . _ 3,597,233.19

c. Other__________________________

279,899.69

2. Tuition Received from Patrons

a. Regular Day SchooL

_

b. Summer SchooL

_

c. Other

_

3. Transportation Fees from Local Sources

4. Other Revenue from Local Sources

a. Earnings from Permanent Funds

and Endowments

_

b. Earnings from Temporary Deposits

and Investments

_

c. Rent from School Facilities

_

d. Rent from Property other than

School Facilities

_

e. Donations, Gifts and Bequests _ f. MiSsocuelrlcaenseous Revenue from Loca_l

193,937.08 112,053.74 621,934.79
15,126.67
22,822.09 51,285.61 83,470.95 68,525.85 69,456.14 651,401. 28

Total Receipts from Local Sources _ _ $ 50.181,992.76

B. Revenue from State Sources

1. Funds for Operation

a. Teachers Salaries

$ 85,082,688.70

b. Supplements , ___________________ 1,689,411. 22

c. TraveL_________________________

206,197.66

d. Transportation __________________ 8, 666, 958. 77

e. Contingent Funds_____ ___________ 3,584,867.02

f. Maintenance and Operation ______ 7,789,763.88

g. Sick Leave. _____________________ 980,939.09

2. Salary of the System Superintendent. _ 670, 129.62 3. Capital Outlay _____________________ 3,866,007.41

4. Vocational Funds_____ ______________

5. School Lunch Program

_

6. Special Programs (Veterans, etc.) _

7. Other

_

1,888,051. 73
964,132.61 516,053.45

Total Receipts from the State

$119, 225, 898. 27

--~~--_._---------

__ - - _ .

.-.-------

377

RECEIPTS-Continued 1957-58

C. Revenue from Federal Sources 1. Public Law 874 2. Payment in Lieu of Taxes 3. Other

$ 3,557,308.79 _ 106,815.59 _ 262,203.73

Total Receipts from Federal Government-

$ 3,926,328.11

D. Other Revenue

1. Transfers from Other Systems . __$ 1,453,756.94

2. Transfers from Other Funds

_ 950,139.09

3. From Cafeteria Operation (gross re-

ceipts except those in B5) Including

Balance at Beginning of Year

_ 5,374,885.00

4. From Athletics, Entertainments and

Self-Supporting Activities (gross cash

receipts) Including Balance at Be-

ginning of Year-

_

5. Other

_

1,722,483.60 132,318.92

Total Receipts-Other Sources ____ _

$ 9,633,583.55

GRAND TOTAL OF RECEIPTSGENERAL FUND_____ _

$182,967,802.69

II. NON-REVENUE RECEIPTS A. School Bond Accounts 1. Sales of Bonds

$ 14,975,745.43

2. County Wide Tax for Bonds and Bond Interest_________________________ 4,720,699.39

3. District Tax for Bond and Bond Interest___________________________

661,815.06

4. Interest Received on Investments of BondFund______________________

270,193.29

Total School Bond Accounts ___________ _ $ 20,728,453.17

B. Federal Building Funds Under Public

Law 815

..

$ 807,057.48

C. Loans

$ 4,164,239.77

D. Sale of School Property and Insurance Adjustments

1. Sale of Real Property

$

2. Sale of Equipment

_

3. Net Insurance Recovery

_

503,815.39 46,150.19 243,055.15

Total PI 815, Loans, Sale of Property and Insurance Adjustments _

$ 26,492,771.15

378

RECEIPTS-Continued 1957-58

E. Agency Funds

1. U. S. Income Tax Withholdings and

Cash Receipts

$ 9,954,717.70

2. Teacher Retirement Member Contribceuitpiotsns, Withholdings and Cash Re-_ 4,169,434.15

3. Teacher Association Dues Withhold-

ings and Cash Receipts

_

109,751.20

4. Group Insurance Premium Withhold-

ings and Cash Receipts

_

5. Social Security

_

6. Other

_

1,438,767.26 1,008,789.88
974,623.88

Total Agency Funds

$ 17,656,084. 91

TOTAL RECEIPTS ALL FUNDS

$227,116,657.91

III. BALANCE BEGINNING OF YEAR

A. General Fund (not including agency funds)$ 6,126,844.24

B. Bond Funds (or other building funds) _ 11,600,811. 90

C. Bond Sinking Fund (for payment of bonds

and interest)

_ 3,698,170.63

D. Agency Funds

1. U. S. Income Taxes

_ 672,864.60

2. Teacher Retirement Member Contri-

bution

_

3. Teacher Association Dues

_

235,827.22 55.58

4. Group Insurance Premiums 5. Social Security 6. Other

_

68,340.68

_ 123,640.03

_ 378,225.72

Total Balance-Beginning of Year

$ 22,904, 780. 60

GRAND TOTAL-RECEIPTS AND BALANCES

$250,021,438.51

37IJ

PAYMENTS 1956-57

Disbursed by Boards of Education

White

Colored

Total

I. EXPENSE-GENERAL FUND

1.

Administration a. Salary of Superintendent ______________________________________

$

Travel of Superintendent ______________________________________

b. Per Diem of Board Members ___________________________________

c.
d. e. f.

Salaries of Administrative Assistants ____________________________ Salaries of Clerks _____________________________________________ Attorney Fee _________________________________________________ Surety Bond Premiums ________________________________________

g. Office Supplies and Expense____________________________________

h. Other Administrative Expense _________________________________

1,348,536.35 $ 149,040.29 104,230.98 332,486.23 973,401.82 48,334.10 19,149.96 227,151.62 194,864.58

13,870.16 $ 461.80
6,272.96 83,336.98 83,560.56 1,281. 70 1,005.63 9,280.07 16,336.80

1,362,406.51 149,502.09 110,503.94 415,823.21
1,056,962.38 49,615.80 20,155.59 236,431.69 211,201.38

Total Administration______________________________________ $ 3,397,195.93 $ 215,406.66 $ 3,612,602.59

2. Instructional Services-Regular Program

a. All Regular Teachers:

Elementary-Male

Salaries ____________________________________________________ $ Travel ____________________________________________________

2,771,861. 56 $ 26,817.28

1,677,224.74 $ 4,896.10

4,449,086.30 31,713.38

Elementary-Female

Salaries ____________________________________________________ Travel ____________________________________________________

40,288,029.00 15,890.46

18',972,574.13 1,351.04

59,260,603.13 17,241.50

HiSgahlaSrciehso_o_l-_M__a_l_e_____________________________________________ Travel ____________________________________________________

11,954,422.68 232,083.14

4,041,614.52 61,096.99

15,996,037.20 293,180.13

HiSgahlaSrciehso_o_l_-F_e_m__a_l_e___________________________________________ Travel ____________________________________________________

14,716,410.17 81,330.10

4,735,388.88 34,664.08

19,451,799.05 115,994.18

b. Salaries of Instructional Supervisors_____________________________ Travel of Instructional Supervisors ______________________________

755,590.92 54 489.91

442,109.38 38 003.90

1,197,700.30 92 493.81

c. Salaries of Non-Teaching Principals - - - - - - - - - _- _- - - - - - - - __ $

Travel of Non-Teaching Principals

- _- - - - - - - - __- - - _- _- _-

d. Salaries of Visiting Teachers - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -

Travel of Visiting Teachers - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -

e. 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 - - _- _- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -

3,394,595.74
61,798.07 1$ 566,768.39
68,635.10 1,284,369.44
483,274.63 1,111,671.35
151,190.19 2,018,494.22

1,097,543.66 $ 21,661.47 44,614.98
3,317.77 363,113.84 127,113.21 450,348.34
55,519.92
665,033.27

4,492,139.40 83,4;;0.54
611,383.37 71,952.87 1,647,483.28 610,387.84 1,561,919.69 212,710.11 2, 683 , 527 .49

Total Instructional Services-e-Regular Program

---- - $ 80,043,622.35 $ 32,837,190.22 $ 112,880,812.57

3. Instructional Services-Special Program

a. Salaries Special Programs, Veterans, etc. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- $

Travel Special ProgrMnS, Veterans, etc.

.- - - - - - - - - - - - - --

b. Supplie~ aml Materials Used in Special Programs, Veterans, etc. _

c. Salaries of County gild Home Demonstration Agents, - - - - - - - - - - -- -

Travel of County snd Home Demonstration Agents - - - - - - _- _-- d. Other Expense of Instructions Special Programs , - - - _- - - - - - - - __

1,053,303.43 $ 88,519.32
119,358.74 161,339.78
9,567.37 410,348.89

358,725.04 $ 27,627.79
30,370.88 29,229.45
3,162.71
108,168.68

1,412,028.47 116,147.11 149,729.62 190,569.23 12,730.08 518,517.57

Total Instructional Serviees-r-Special Program

_ $ 1,842,437.53 $ 557,284.55 $ 2,399,722.08

4. Plant Maintenance and Operation

a. U1.pkLeaebporof Grounds

_$

2. Materials and Supplies

_

b. Repairs of Buildings

1. Labor

_

2. Materials and Supplies

_

c. Repairs and Replacement of Equipment-

_

d. Wages of Janitors

_

tg. ~L~ig~h(~ts~,~W~~a~t~e:r!a~n~~d=P==o=w=e=r=.=====================================_

h. Insurance Premiums

_

i. Rents

_

j. Other Expense of Maintenance and Operation

_

209,841.42 $ 203,099.93
1,128,540.94 1,358,525.98 1,123,533.56 2,904,209.45
831,160.29 1,343,106.23 1,596,699.98
916,593.12 73,954.69
566,199.65

Total Plant Maintenance and Operation

$ 12,255,465.24 i,$

57,055.73 $ 42,853.76
376,776.48 256,386.19 280,011.19 973,795.86 252,282.59 404,097.23 491,169.42 217,035.05
36,289.58 167,377.82
3,555,130.90 I$

266,897.15 245,953.69
1,505,317.42 1,614,912.17 1,403,544.75 3,878,005.31 1,083,442.88 1,747,203.46 2,087,869.40 1,133,628.17
110,244.27 733,577 .47
15,810,596.14

P AYMENT&-C--CContinued 1956-57

Disbursed by Boards of Education

White

Colored

Total

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 - _____ _

Total Pupil Transportation Expense

- _- __ $ 5,661,263.93 $ 1,866,310.98 $ 7,527,574.91

_ 2,150,338.28

699,952.61

2,850,290.89

- - - __ 1,653,554.76

576,955.19

2,230,509.95

- __

270,429.99

77,181.27

347,611.26

1------1-------1-------

$ 9,735,586.96 $ 3,220,400.05 $ 12,955,987.01

C<l (7) t-:>

6. Other Expense a. 1. Schoo; T.unch Program Salaries _______________________________ $ 1,904,737.80 $ 2. School Luuer, Program Other Expense including balance at end

489,937.38 $ 2,394,675.18

of year __________________________________________________ 3,863,422.10 1,145,009.90

5,008,432.00

b. 1. Other Cafeteria Operations Salaries__________________________

64,407.62

8,039.47

72,447.09

2. Other Cafeteria Operations Other Expense ih~luding balance at

end of year ______________________________________________

161,242.97

6,508.92

167,751.89

c. 1. Athletics, Entertainment and other Self-Bupporting Activities

Salaries ________________________________________________

77,450.72

13,423.28

90,874.00

2. Athletics, Entertainment and other Self-Supporting Activities

Other Expense including balance at end of year ______________ d. Interest on Loans _____________________________________________

834,696.73 85,802.06

576,350.65 5,713.80

1,411,047.38 91,515.86

e. Transfers to Other Systems ____________________________________ f. Other _______________________________________________________

1,179,199.34 57.'),615.46

81,805.27 94,440.51

1,261,004.61 670,055.97

Total Other Expense______________________________________ $ 8,746,574.80 $ 2,421,229.18 $ 11,167,803.98

Total Expense Payments __ -

$116,020,882.lS1 1\ 42,806,641. 56 $ 158,827,524.37

II. O1U. TLLaAndY EXPENSE 2. New Buildings. _____________________________________

I$

424,349.63 $

350,032.33 $

I 6 326 694.32 2 563 235.73

774,381.96 8 889 930.05

~:
5.

~ddit~o~~i~~J~ft~;~i~~~-~{
Other Capital Outlay

Old

-B~ildi~g~=

========- =- =- =_=- ============_

2,116,592.18
1,275,417.82 I
2,145,670.53

663,567.77 ,I 405,180.16 284,401.51 I

2,780,159.95 1,680,597.98 2,430,072.04

- I--------~ - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - -

Total Outlay Payments

$ 12,288,724.48 1$ 4,266,417.50 1$ 16,555,141.98

Total Expense and Outlay Expense____

1$128,309,607.29 '$ 47,073,059.06 $ 175,382,666.35

III. NONEXPENSE 1. Loans Paid

._____________________________________

i$ 4,097,792.57 $

2. Principal Paid on Bonds _________________ _____ _____________

2,226,045.79

3. Interest Paid on Bonds

-----

- - - 1,102,315.45

4. Paid to U. S. Collector of Internal Revenue

- ____________ 7,127,395.58

5. Paid to Teacher Retirement System

- - - - - - _- - - 3,016,192.26

6. Paid to Teacher Associations_____________________________________

7. Paid to Insurance Companies

I

97,749.52 981,837.15

8. Paid to Social Security

9. Bank Service Charges

.

- _- _-

-!

420,932.41

--- -------

I

18,779.99

10. Other Non-Expense Total Non-Expense Payments

._ _____ _ 1,939,453.89
1 - - - - - - -1-
$ 21,028,494.61 $

775,800.00 $ 272,200.33 176,548.41 1,588,757.21 804,602.45
1,943.20 237,012.27 109,025.42
197.42 121,819.35
- - - - - - - 1-
4,087,906.06 $

4,873,592.57
2,498,246. 12 1,278,863.86
8,716,152.79 3,820,794.71
99,692.72 1,218,849.42
529,957.83 18,977.41
2,061,273.24

-

.- - - -

25,116,400.67

Total Payments-All Funds

$149,338,101. 90 $ 51,160,965.12 $ 200,499,067.02

IV. BALANCE END OF YEAR

1. General Fund (after deduction for agency funds therein) 2. Building Fund

_$ 5,209,268.52 $ 679,188.14 $ 5,888,456.66 _ 7,788,828.86 3,351,533.55 11,140,362.41

3. 4.

Sintekriensgt)Fund Including Agency Funds

Investments

(for

payment

of

bonds

and

in- _,,

3,583,684.26

555,911.63

4,139,595.89

a. U. S. Income Taxes b. Teacher Retirement Member Contributions

- - - _- ______ __

I I

_

488,334.29 191,916.43

62,233.48 4,929.46

550,567.77 196,845.89

c. Teacher Association Dues

-

d. Group Insurance Premiums

- _- _-

_ _

--

-

------------48,103.48

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
579.70

--------------
48,683.18

e. Social Security f. Other

- _- _-

-_

74,623.88

31,596.32

-

258,844.01

3,875.55

106,220.20 262,719.56

Total Balance End of Year- _______________ _

_

_ . . . . ., _.- -..

-

....

...

-.

$ 17, 643,.!I03. 73 $ 4,689,847.83 $ 22,333,451. 6

GRAND TOTAL-PAYMENTS AND BALANCES _ 1$166,981,705.63 i$ 55,850,812.95 $ 222,832,518.58

PAYMENTS 1957-58

DI' Sbursed by Boardsof Ed ucarIon

White

Negro

Total

I. ADMINISTRATIVE

A Salaries 1. Superintendent's Office

I

a. Salary of Superintendent __________________________________ $ 1,363,499.79 $

b. Salaries of Administrative Assistants ________________________

284,426.24

dc..

Salaries of Clerical Employees ______________________________ Per Diem of Board Members ______________________________

e. Other___________________________________________________

943,798.72 131,204.91 31,181.74

47,939.95 $ 70,867.16 88,217.39 9,919.85 3,420.00

1,411,439.74 355,293.40
1,032,016.11 141,124.76 34,601.74

B Other Expense of Administration 1. Travel of Superintendent____________________________________ 2. Expense of Board of Education (other than per diem) ___________ 3. Legal Service_______________________________________________ 4. Surety Bond Premiums ______________________________________ 5. Printing and Office Supplies __________________________________ 6. Other Expenses of Administration_____________________________

150,149.05 15,908.71 52,015.19 16,133.19 223,040.86 200,932.87

3,885.19 1,432.94 1,989.65
768.99 15,275.46 27,232.98

154,034.24 17,341.65 54,004.84 16,902.18 238,316.32 228,165.85

Total Expense of Administrative _______________________ $ 3,412,291. 27 $ 270,949.56 $ 3,683,240.83

II. INSTRUCTION

A Salaries

s 1. Principals _________________________________________________ $ 6,312,671.95 $ 2,291,810.87

8,604,482.82

2. Instructional Supervisors _____________________________________ 1,007,696.18

525,926.84

1,533,623.02

3. Teachers (regular) a. Elementary Male _________________________________________ b. Elementary Female _______________________________________ c. High School Male ________________________________________ d. High School Female ______________________________________

2,366,338.37 44,433,074.93 11,839,698.82 15,888,859.26

1,711,998.29 20,317,351. 54 3,947,125.69 5,204,261. 69

4,078,336.66 64,750,426.47 15,786,824.51 21,093,120.95

4. Other Instructional Personnel

a. School Librarians_________________________________________

535,809.20

168,959.79

704,768.99

b. c.

OGtuhidera_n_c_e_P__er_s_o_n_n_e_L_____________________________________________________________________________

69,402.78 610,450.43

24,520.37 183,830.72

93,923.15 794,281.15

5. Secretarial or Clerical Employees a. Principals Office__________________________________________ b. Other___________________________________________________

787,715.49 254,557.78

I 238,339.48
35,895.62

1,026,054.97 290,453.40

B. I1n. sTtreuxcttbiooonkals _S_u_p_p_l_ie_s_a__n_d_M__a_t_e_r_ia_l_s_____________________________

2. Library Books, Periodicals and Supplies, Audio-Visual Materials a. School Library Books _____________________________________

b. Periodicals and Newspapers ________________________________

cd..

Audio-Visual Materials____________________________________ Other Supplies ___________________________________________

3. Teaching Supplies ___________________________________________

C. Miscellaneous Expense of Instruction

I

1. Travel a. Travel of Non-Teaching Principals _________________________

b. Travel of Instructional Supervisors _________________________

c. Travel of Teachers _______________________________________

2. Other Miscellaneous Expense of Instruction ____________________

140,333.98
515,792.87 29,704.64 59,374.18
274,151.40 823,162.39
42,618.91 60,025.58 347,851.05 1,149,998.12

41,192.74
77,522.91 9,920.22
14,593.23 73,362.29 293,788.27

181,526.72
593,315.78 39,624.86 73,967.41 347,513.69 1,116,950.66

3,215.58 37,387.45 105,260.09
508,100.08

45,834.49 97,413.03 453,111.14 1,658,098.20

Total Expense of Instruction ___________________________ $ 87,549,288.31 $ 35,814,363.76 $ 123,363,652.07

D. Instructional Service (special programs) 1. Salaries a. Special Programs (veterans, etc.) ___________________________ $ b. County and Home Demonstration Agents ___________________ 2. Travel a. Special Programs (veterans, etc.) ___________________________ b. County and Home Demonstration Agents ___________________
3. Miscellaneous Expense of Instruction (special programs) ab.. SOutphpelri_e_s_a_n_d__M__a_t_e_ri_a_l_s________________________________________________________________________

1,085,444.91 $ 208,854.19
111,851. 77 40,832.99
176,197.69 556,134.94

417,844.82 $ 32,500.32
12,160.42 2,967.71
53,264.53 164,726.25

1,503,289.73 241,354.51
124,012.19 43,800.70
229,462.22 720,861.19

Total Instructional Service Special Program _____ .------- $ 2,179,316.49 $ 683,464.05 $ 2,862,780.54

III. ATTENDANCE SERVICES

A. Salaries

1. Visiting Teachers ___________________________________________ $

2. 3.

Other Attendance Officers____________________________________ Clerical PersonneL __________________________________________

599,607.63 $ 66,431.90 $

10,129.26

861.00

1,800.00 ----------------

666,09.53
10,990.26 1,800.00

PAYMENTS~Continued
1957-58

Disbursed by Boards of Education

White

Negro

Total

III. ATTENDANCE SERVICES-Continued

B. Miscellaneous Expense of Attendance Services 1. TraveL

2. Supplies

-

---

3. Other

Total Expense of Attendance Services

IV. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

A. Salaries 1. Supervisors _____________________ _

2. Drivers

-

..

3. Mechanics and Other Garage Employees

4. Clerk and Other Employees

B. Contract Services and Public Carriers

C. Replacement of Vehicles 1. Cash Purchases 2. Lease Purchases and Installment Purchases

D. Pupil Transportation Insurance

-

E. Expenditures in Lieu of Transportation
F. O1.thGearsEo~hpneenses for Operation and Maintenance
2. Lubricants 3. Tires and Tubes 4. Repair Parts
5. Supplies and Expense for Garage Operation 6. Garage and Garage Equipment Repairs

_ ------_
_
.. $

69,913.34 880.35
2,555.00 684,885.58 $

4,206.77 47.97
2,650.00
74,197.64 $

74,120.11 928.32
5,205.00
759,083.22

$ 107,875.93 $ 33,136.43 $ 141,012.36

- - -_ 4,908,862.23 1,693,369.74

6,602,231. 97

_ 308,961.51

85,436.92

394,398.43

_

9,319.32

1,090.46

10,409.78

--I 787,903.10

252,521.26

1,040,424.36

_ 1,197,835.59 _ 313,548.82

- _- _- - ..

99,467.01

_

18,984.27

I

$ _

1,289,470.43 $ 34,963.91

_

170,310.53

_

392,571.90

_ 122,970.30

_

20 119.32 I

315,219.22 125,222.51
27,229.58
7,506.46

1,513,054.81 438,771.33
126,696.59
26,490.73

447,527.16 $ 16,750.81 60,537.87
153,251.64 31,518.90 7 491.33

1,736,997.59 51,714.72 230,848.40 545,823.54 154,489.20 27 610.65

7. Maintenance of Vehicles by Private Garage 8. Rent 9. Other

--I
_ _

161,185.86 4,977.82
123,335.51

93,557.70 587.43
57,699.35

254,743.56 5,565.25
181,034.86

Total Expenses of Pupil Transportation Services

$ 10,072,663.36 $ 3,409,654.77 $ 13,482,318.13

V. OPERATION OF PLANT

A. Salaries

1. Plant Engineers _______ - ____________________________________ $

86,321.49 $

17,019.76 $

103,341.25

2. Custodial Services __________________________________________ 3,069,248.87 1,013,962.83

4,083,211.70

3. 4.

Care of Grounds _____ - _- ___- _____________________________ - __ Other _____________________________________________________

67,833.06 110,017.82

16,493.54 46,306.19

84,326.60 156,324.01

B. Contracted Services_____ - - - _- _- - ____________________________ - __ $

29,962.48 $

9,476.04 $

39,438.52

C. Heat for Buildings_____________________________________________ 1,634,417.72

535,401.13

2,169,818.85

D. Utilities (except heat) for Buildings

1. Water and Sewerage _______ - _____________________________ - __

322,318.11

92,019.17

414,337.28

e-o
00 <r

2. 3.

EGlaesc_tr_i_c_i_ty_______________-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_------_-_

4. Telephone and Telegraph ___- ____________________________ - --

1,370,499.02
441,105.97 219,599.43

461,144.09 129,950.36 63,127.23

1,831,643.11
571,056.33 282,726.66

5. Other Utilities ___________ - - - _________________________ - _- - - __

9,761.17

2,040.13

11,801.30

E. Supplies (except utilities)

1. Custodial Supplies ___- _- - - - - _______________________ - _- - - - - __ $

2. Supplies for Operation of Vehicles _____________________________

3. 4.

Supplies for Care of Grounds _________________________________ Other _____________________________________________________

809,204.76 $ 36,348.04 18,889.44
38,425.60

270,183.78 $ 6,382.57 4,526.35
15,324.05

1,079,388.54 42,730.61
23,415.79 53,749.65

F. Other Expense of Operations _________________________________ - __ $

44,607.06 $

12,681.01 $

57,288.07

Total Expense of Plant Operation ______________________ $ 8,308,560.04 $ 2,696,038.23 $ 11,004,598.27

VI. MAINTENANCE OF PLANT
A. S1.alGarrioesunds ___________________________________________________ $
2. Buildings _____________________________________________ - _- __ 3. Rapair of Equipment________________________________________ 4. Manufacture of Replacements of Equipment- __________________

324,397.90 $ 851,266.25
230,358.24 44,772.40

304,661.20 $ 241,740.43
67,731.49
9,626.55

629,059.10 1,093,006.68
298,089.73 54,398.95

PAYMENTS-Continued 1957-58

Disbursed by Boards of Education

White

Negro

Total

VI. MAINTENANCE OF PLANT-Continued B. C1.oCntirroaucntedds _S_e_r_v_ic_e_s____________________________________________ $ 2. Buildings __________________________________________________ 3. Repair of Equipment ________________________________________

74,558.60 $ 253,856.43 99,911.46

21,777.79 $ 29,347.56 24,978.83

96,336.39 283,203.99 124,890.29

$ C. Replacement of Equipment 1. Instructional Equipment_____________________________________ 2. Non-Instructional Equipment ________________________________

411,843.03 $ 182,451. 99

96,602.77 $ 40,650.84

508,445.80 223,102.83

C/'

00 00

D.

Other Expense of Plant Maintenance 1. Grounds ___________________________________________________ 2. Buildings __________________________________________________

$

159,827.19 $ 992,649.26

32,600.69 $ 192,427.88

227,518.34

1,220,167.60

3. Equipment Repairs _________________________________________

463,332.92

71,247.58

534,580.50

4. Manufacture of Replacements of Equipment ___________________

158,623.89

41,713.92

200,337.81

Total Expense of Plant Maintenance ____________________ $ 4,247,849.56 $ 1,210,197.99 $ 5,458,047.55

VII. FIXED CHARGES

I

A. School Systems Contribution to Teacher Retirement

1. State or System Retirement Funds ____________________________ $

2. 3.

Social Security _____________________________________________ Other _____________________________________________________

2,445,316.26 $ 717,357.47
3,082,509.12

778,326.84 $ 3,223,643.10

267,297.78

984,655.25

509,648.70

3,592,157.82

1$ B. Insurance and Judgements

i

1. Property Insurance _________________________________________

2. Employee Insurance _________________________________________

3. Liability Insurance _______________ -- _______________________--I

54..

JFuiddegleimtyeBntosnd

Premiums,-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -i I

912,253.41 $ 495,082.36 79,972.88
1,908.80 64,260.59 I

189,417.62 $ 117,952.70
8,212.33 1,188.00
97.70 I

1,101,671.03 613,035.06 88,185.21 3,096.80 64,358.29

C. Rental of Land and Buildings 1. Land and Building for Instructional Purposes _____ 2. Land and Buildings for N on-Instructional Purposes

____ __ $ _

s 79,671.76
30,066.78

32,235.20 1$ 617.50

111,906.96 30,684.28

D. Interest on Current Loans _

58,156.58

9,656.01

67,812.59

E. Other Fixed Charges .. .

Total Fixed Charges

.

3,677,225,06

456, ''''',22

__ $ 11,643,781.07 1,$ 2,371,615.60

4,134,190.28 14,015,396.67

VIII. FOOD SERVICES AND STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES

A. Food Services 1. Salaries a. Supervisors _
b. Other Employees 2. Other Expenses _

B. Student Body Activities

1. Salaries (not included in salaries for instructional).

2. Other Expenses.

_

Total Food Services and Student Body Activities.

Total Expense Payments.

1

1$

I. --I' 222,556.30

18,"'7.84'

241,514.14

956,639.82 I 404,583.90

1,361,223.72

5,284,330.70 1,692,951.15

6,977,281.85

$

7,299.751$

~ $ 7,299.7~

371$2~29~~~~9, _.1 1,359,095.80 _,$ 7,829,922.

512,812.61

1 i

1,871,908.41 227.93

1$135,928,558.05[$ 49,159,787.16 s 185,088,341.21

IX. CAPITAL OUTLAY

A. Sites 1. Professional Services _ 2. Site and Site Additions _ :{. Improvements to Sites __

29,833.28 356,762.39 239,249.86

2,060.00 94,975.18 24:{ , 097 . 40

:H,893.28 451,737.57 482,347.26

B. Buildings 1. Professional Services _
2. New Buildings and Building Additions 3. Remodeling .

241,225.20 9,933,217.10
799, 39:{ . 05

21,442.57 $ 262,667.77

7,120,056.43 17,053,273.53

227,632.26

1,027,025.31

PAYMENTS-Continued 1957-58

~

I-~~-~----;--~-- Disbursed by Boards of Education

White

Total

IX. CAPITAL OUTLAY-Continued

II

C. Equipment

~:

~~1~~;:'"ii;;a~-~~~~:~~::~:~~:~~:~~::~~~~:~~~~~~~~:~:I'

166,322. 951$ 63,637.30 655 , 839 .69 II

5. Pupil Transportation

--I

16,364.68 133,478.89

6. Operation of Plant-

.

7. Maintenance of Plant ____ _

-

_
-I'

213,574.99 110,883.04

8. Food Service and Student Body Activities

_

92,842.05

9. Investment Property __________ _

--- _

369,490.19

3,501. 82 $ 2,948.28
471,179.09 11,615.20 21,874.30
33,979.69 32,005.74 19,806.52
1,447.84

169,824.77 66,585.58 1,127,018.78
27,979.88 155,353.19 247,554.68
142,888.78 112,648.57 370,938.98

Total Capital Outlay

_

______ $ 13,422,114.66 $ 8,307,622.32 $ 21,729,736.98

Total Expense and Outlay Payments

.._ ______ $149,350,672.71 $ 57,467,409.48 $ 206,818,082.19

X. DEBT SERVICE
A. Principal of Debt

I

~: f~~~:~ 2, 433,963 .96 $ ===============_=======_============================ $ 3,297,032.52

B. Interest of Debt 1. Bonds

$ 1,416,553.00 $

2. Loans___________________________________________________

47,420.44

540,470.00 $ 2,974,433.96

640,609.44

3,937,641.96

414,009.20 $ 1,830,562.20

2,402.82

49,823.26

C. Amount Paid into Bond Sinking Funds________________________$ 434,346.76 $ ..

$

$ 1$ D. Expenditures to State School Building Authority or other Agency $ 1,679,363.96

265,261.00

E. Other Debt Service

1$ . _________________________ _ . $ 432,804.84 $ 1,309,640.42

434,346.76 1,944,624.96 1,742,445.26

XI. OUTGOING TRANSFER ACCOUNTS

,
I'

---1$ A. To Other School Systems 1. Teachers Salaries , - -------- -- ---- -- - -- - -- - - - - - -- ---- -- --

1
752,542.22 $

2. Maintenance and Operation

_

151,699.30

3. Other

- ___________ _

- _- _- _- __ 3,456,182.63

224,389.61 $

976,931.83

7,379.70

159,079.00

202,798.44

3,658,981.07

Total Transfer Accounts

$ 4,360,424.15 $ 434,567.75 $ 4,794,991.90

XII. BALANCE END OF YEAR A. General Funds (after deduction for agency funds)

$ 5,367,731.74 $ 989,746.06 $ 6,357,477.80

B. Bond Funds (or other building funds)

$ 7,648,316.18 $ 2,142,334.42 $ 9,790,650.60

C. Bond Sinking Fund (for payment of bonds and interest)

I$ 3,201,936.06 $ 831,837.54 $ 4,033,773.60

D. Agency Funds

I

1. U. S. Income Taxes Withheld

---

1$ 2,521,781.79 $

~. Teacher Retir~m~nt Member Contributions

-- _-- I

998,733.04

3. Teacher Association Dues __.__ ._ ______________ ____ _____________

72,922.77

4. Group Insurance Premiums ___ ___ ___ _______________________ _ i 284,902.39

~: ~~~:;_~~c~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I ~~~;~gj:i~

494,559.64 $ 182,647.26
3,828.08 41,959.28
82,575.89 6,286.54

3,016,341.43 1,181,380.30
76,750.85 326,861.67 339,230.11 372,019.70

Total Balance End of Year --

-- __ ---- -- -----

$1
1

20,718,711.35

$

4,775,774.71 $

25,494,486.06

GRAND TOTAL PAYMENTS AND BALANCES

$184,171,293.69 $ 65,850,144.821$ 250,021,438.51

----

ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

1956-57
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - = = = = = = = - = -=--~--'-----=-----===-~

White

Colored

Total

Enrollment:

Kindergarten _

First Grade __

Second Grade.

Third Grade __

Fourth Grade __

Fifth Grade __

Sixth Grade _

Seventh Grade_

Eighth Grade .

Ninth Grade

Tenth Grade _

Eleventh Grade,

Twelfth Grade

_

Ungraded and SpeciaL

Exceptional.

Elementary Grades (Kg.-7)

Male

_

Female _

TotaL _

High School Grades (8-12) Male _ Female_

TotaL _

Total Enrollment

Elementary and High School. Previously Enrolled _

Net Enrollment..

_

Evening Classes

_

Average Daily Attendance __

7,597

71,096

-j

68,478 68,785

71,105

61,365

53,117

53,312

52,363

44,946

35,467

28,201

23,906

542

875

237,220 218,770 455,990

91,632 93,533
185,165

641,155 43,387 597,768 11,337 529,961

3,667 43,605 36,645 35,065 32,954 29,309 26,000 23,451 21,112 16,608 12,379 9,210 6,511
1,081 352
118,148 112,980
231,128
29,748 37,073
66,821
297,949 6,206
291,743 3,529
231,992

11,264 114,701 105,123 103,850 104,059 90,674 79,117 76,763 73,475 61,554 47,846 37,411 30,417
1,623 1,227
355,368 331,750 687,118
121,380 130,606 251,986
939,104 49,593 889,511 14,866 761,953

392

ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

1957-58

I

I

:

1_ _Whit~_I_~OIO~I_ _T O ~

Enrollment:

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

_

Elementary Grades (Kg.-7)

Male

_

Female _

7,881 I
71,457 I 66,180 I
66,972 I 67,350 69,486 I
59,542 I' 51,404
1,160 : 5418,,225618 1
38,762 [ 29,822 24,751
108 ..
198 1
! I
239,704 I 221,728

TotaL _

461,432

High School (8-12)

Male

_

Female _

96,245 96,915

TotaL _

193,160

Total Enrollment: Elementary and High SchooL __ ___

654,592

Previously Enrolled_

38,655 i

Net Enrollrnent.. Evening Schools __

615,9371
I
13,189

Average Daily Attendance

534,918

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---'----- - - - -

I
4~:g~i I
:37,202 . 3353,,748996 1 31,258 I 27,645 , 23, 995 1
661 21,495 i
18,475 [ 13,392 9,726 7,324
1 -----1
I 420

10,975 113,304 103,382 102,468 101,139 100,744 87,187 75,399
1,821 72,763 66,726 52,154 39,548 32,075
108 618

112104,,633498 1

360,043 336,376

-----

234,987 \ 696,419

i
32,600 I
38,232 I

128,845 135,147

70,832[- 263,992
I

:305,819 I 960,411

7,325

45,980

298,494

914,431

4,934

18,123

236,041

770,959
- - - - - - - - - - - _..

393

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

1956-57
- - _ .._--_._-- - - - - - _ - - _.. ...- - -_ -. -_ -~-------------------_._--------_._--- --- "~-- - =- ==- --- -- - -- ~ ==--.----===-

I
---------------

I

Number of Children Enrolled in Schools I

Operated:

i

120 Days and Under

I

121-130 Days

I

131-140 Days

141-150 Days

151-160 Days

161-170 Days

I

171-180 Days

_

Total Enrollment ______________ _I

White

Colored

Total

I

I

641,155 I 297,949

939,104

-----1-----

641, 155 1 297,949

939,104

Average Daily Attendance:

I

-I Total Elementary _. _ _______ __ _:
Total High SchooL - - -. - - - - - -- - -

371, 58:~ i
158,378 1

178,928 53,064
1

550,511 211,442
_

Total Elementary and High SChOOL/

Average Length of Term. ____ __ _ _
I
Average Cost Per Pupil in A. D. A. I
I Number of Graduates from Four-Year High Schools: Male ______________________ _ I Female; ___ ________ __________ _

TotaL ___ _

_

529,961 I
180 I I $200.00

231,992 180
$172.11

761,953 180
$191.64

I

190,,767192 1

1,824 2,870

11,436 13,649

I, - - - - - - I l ~ - - - -

20,391

4,694

25,085

---'--------------'------~-

3!H

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

1957-58

White

-
I Colored Total

Number of Children Enrolled in Schools Operated:
180 Days ______________________________

654,592

Average Daily Attendance:

Total Elementary ____________ ---._----- 371,591 Total High SchooL _____________________ 163,327

Total Elementary and High SchooL ____ 534,918

Average Length of Term ______________ .._____

180

Number of Graduates from Four-Year High Schools:
Male _____________ Female _________________ ----~--------------
- -- ---,------
TotaL _______________ -,-------------
--

10,025 11,122
21,147

305,819 960,411
i

179,078 550,669 56,963 220,290

236,041 770,959

180

180

2,582 3,861
6,443

12,607 14,983
27,590

395

NUMBER OF TEACHERS EMPLOYED, AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARIES PAID TEACHERS AND CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS
1956-57

1
i
---I

White

Colored

Number Teachers Employed on Regular 1

I

Program-Academic and Vocational: ,

Elementary (Kg.-7) Male __ Female, TotaL_

Iii

____

729 ,

530 I

I__~667 ~957_I' '1 _ _

_' 13,;)96.

6,487

Total
1,259 18,624 19,883

High School (8-12) Male____ Female__
TotaL ___

'I

1

I'

-,

3,021 1

1,176

4,197

I

4,376 1

1,459 1

5,885

7,397

2,635 I

10,032

Non-Teaching Principals______

585

2141

799

Total Teachers on Regular Program I

21 ,378

9, ;)36 I 30,714

Special Program: Male______ Female ______ _ TotaL _____
Kindergarten _____

1

'

__

1281

__

56 '

:

311

159

18

74

1- -

-

184 :1----4;-;"-[

233

154 I

79 I

233

Grand Total All Teachers_______

21,7161

9,464 [ 31,180

Average Annual Salary Paid Teachers

on Regular Program:

Elementary __

Male

_

Female .. _

High School _ Male _ Female _

- - 'I
----- ---,

Total Average Annual Salary _ 1$

3,217.57 3,839.07 3,181.80

8,184.22 3,17;).81
3,185.15

,I' 3 , 6 4 8 ,3,o 3670.271
4,033.93 3,488.70 3,381.57 1 3,269.40

3,370.69 1-$-3-,2-3-7-.-10-[$

3,206.69 3,559.01 8,182.87
3,574.26 8,881.16 3,353.52
3,329.96

Certificates of Teachers on Regular Program: Five Years College _ Four Years College _.. _ Three Years College _ Two Years College _ One Year College _
TotaL _

Permit.

_

Grand TotaL

1
3,589

13,585 ,I 2,377

1,457 I' 135

1 - - - - - -1

i

21, 143 1

1,115 7,47;)
576 151
5
9,320

4,704 21,058
2,953 1,608
140
30,463

235 ,

16

251

1

,, - - - - - - 1 - - - - - -

1
-I,

21, 378 1

9,336

30,714

NUMBER OF TEACHERS EMPLOYED, AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARIES PAID TEACHERS AND CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS
1957-58 ----------- =====================
White Colored Total

Number Teachers Employed on Regular Pro-

gram-Academic and Vocational:

Elementary (Kg.-7)

i

I

I

Male _ Female _

TotaL __

High School (8-12)

Male

_

Female _

TotaL _

-I

-- I - --

- - - - - - --

-I

750 12,826
13,576

_

-

34,,511592 l'

__ ~7,671 I

569 5,908 6,477
1,211 1,504 2,715

1,319 18,734 20,053
4,363 6,023 10,386

Non-Teaching Principals __

653

234

887

Total Teachers on Regular Program _

21,900

9,426 31,326

Special Program:

Male__ _ _ Female _

161

6

167

70

3

73

TotaL __

231

9

240

Kindergarten ___ __

148

81

229

Grand Total All Teachers ____ _ Average Annual Salary Paid Teachers on Reg-

22,279 I 9,516 I

31,795

ular Program:

Elementary _____ _

__ ____ _ $3,447.22 $3,401.17 $3,432.34

Male____

3,155.12 3,008.78 3,091.99

Female_________

3,464.30 I 3,438.96 3,456.31

High Sehool , ___ ___________________ 3, 614.73 3,370. 68 3,550.93

Male_ __

_______ _______ 3,756.25 3,259.39 3,618.34

Female. ________ __ _ __

___ 3,516.01 3,460.28 3,502.10

Total Average Annual Salary ____ ___ $3,507.69 $3,392.16 $3,472.80

Certificates of Teachers on Regular Program:

Five Years College ___

_

_

Four Years College ______________ __

Three Years College

_

Two Years College _______ ______ _ _

One Year College. ______ __

___

3,783 I
14,153 i 2,360 i
1,37628 11

1,298 7,562
525 104
3

5,081 21,715
2,885 1,482
65

TotaL _ Permit-

21,736 252

II

9,

492 24

1

31,228 276

'Special and Kindergarten __ __ Grand TotaL __ _

21,988

31,504

1- - - - 291 _

22,279

9, 516

291 31,795

'These Special and Kindergarten Teachers did not show type of certificate held. 397

ADMINISTRATORS, SUPERVISORS AND NON.PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES
1956-57

White

Colored

Total

Professional Employees:

Administrative Assistants _________

72

*Non-Teaching Principals _______ --I

585

Supervisors ______________________

144

Visiting Teachers _________________ Librarians _______________________

157~
99

Total Professional Employees ____ 1,057~

Non-Professional Employees:

Attendance Officers_______________ Clerks __________________________

1372 776

Lunchroom (Managers and Workers) 4,989

Maintenance Workers: Plant ___________________________ Bus _____________________________ Janitors _________________________

57772 150%; 1,96072

Food Processing__________________

344

Bus Drivers _____________________

3,317

Ot;:::~~~~~;:~f-e~:i-o~:I-~~~I~~~~:1

1,195
13,323~

3 214 101
11~
13
342~

75 799 245 16872 112 1, 39972

272 129 784

16 905 5,773

11072
27~
62072 39 1,357 294 3, 363%;

688 178 2,581 383 4,674 1,489 16,687

"Non-Teaching Principals also shown on Teachers employed on Regular Program.

398

ADMINISTRATORS, SUPERVISORS AND NON-PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES
1957-58

White Colored Total

Professional Employees:

Administrative Assistants

75

*Non-Teaching Principals ________________

653

--I Supervisors , ____________ _ _________

161

Visiting Teachers _______________________ Librarians _____________________________ !
Total Professional Employees _____-- ___I

158%
101 I 1,148%[

Non-Professional Employees:

I

Attendance Officers _____________________ Clerks ________________________________

35Y2 878

Lunchroom Managers and Workers

5,636

Maintenance Workers: Plant ____________ --------------------JBus _______________________
-----------
Janitors _______________________________

651 202Y2 1,961

Food Processing _____________ - _- ________

417

Bus Drivers ___________________________ Others ________________________________

3,308 1,241

Total Non-Professional Employees _____ 14,330

1 234 96Y2
12%
11 i
355>i

76 887 257Y2 171Y2 112 1,504

10 118 1, 142Y2

45Y2 996 6,778Y2

89 70Y2 685 68 1,413 305 3,901

740 273 2,646 485 4,721 1,546 18,231

*Non-Teaching Principals also shown on Teachers Employed on Regular Program.

399

SCHOOLS ACCORDING TO SIZE 1956-57

~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

I-W-h-i-te I_COlored

Number of Schools:

I I

Total Number of Public Sehools.

I l,a62

815

--I Number Having Grades 1-7 Only ____

662

431

Number Having High School Grades ___

700

384

Number Having Four-Year High Schools, I

363

212

Number of Schools Having:

One Teacher ___ Two Teachers __

I

22

124

48

88

Three Teachers ____

44

46

Four Teachers ____

74

34

Five Teachers

67

29

Six Teachers ___

67

27

Seven Teachers ______

- .- - - - - - - -

79

30

Eight Teachers __

70

41

Nine Teachers. __

41

28

Ten Teachers ____ - -- - - - - - - - - ---------

41

23

Eleven Teachers.

--------

37

26

Twelve Teachers __

-----------

35

20

Thirteen Teachers __ ---------------

50

19

Fourteen Teachers __ -------- -----------

49

12

Fifteen Teachers ___ .. -----------Sixteen Teachers ______ ----------Seventeen Teachers ___ ------------

48

29

46

14

64

15

Eighteen Teachers ___ -------------_ ..

38

12

Nineteen Teachers ____ ---------------

48

14

Twenty Teachers and Over ______________

394

184

Total
2,177 1,093 1,084
575
146 136 90 108 96 94 109 111 69 64
63 55 69 61 77 60 79 50 62 578

400

SCHOOLS ACCORDING TO SIZE 1957-58
l~~- White Colored

Number of Schools:

Total Number of Public Schools.

I,

Number Having Grades 1-7 Only _____

--I Number Having High School Grades __

Number Having Four-Year High sChools--1

Number of Schools Having:

One Teacher __

Two Teachers Three Teachers _____

Four Teachers ___ Five Teachers_

Six Teachers. Seven Teachers _____

Eight Teachors

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,
_ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .. _ . _ - - - - ~

1,387

732

686

384

701

348

334

216

14

48

27

55

50

18

55

29

66

18

63

28

79

32

80

26

54

31

43

14

40

20

33

22 i

59

25

55

27

49

24

41

23

60

21

48

16

45

14

426

241

--------

2,119 1,070 1,049
550
62 82 68 84 84 91 111 106 85 57 60 85 84 82 73 64 81 64 59 667

401

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS 1956-57

1

;;;;'v:::;;; w~dlI Number of Buildings According to

Frame ___ _

I

TotaL

,

White

I _ ~ ~ _ I_ _c o l o r e d_ _

'

I

I
2,057 I 354 920

5~r

j
'

2,622

395

547

1,467

3,331 ----1,1531

4,484

Number of Rooms in Buildings:

Primary Classrooms

_

Other Standard Classrooms __

SuUb-sSe tandard Classrooms in _

Non Public-Owned Class-

rooms

_

TotaL

_

Gymnasium

_

Gymnatorium

_

Auditorium

_

cafeteria

_

Cafetorium

_

6,356 12,959
1,614
342
21,271
348 172 746 934 354

I
I
2,713 I 4,522
I 1, 018 1
225

8,478 1

3251

I ,

18294[ 330 I

9,069 17,481 2,632
567 29,749
369 207 830 1,063 684

Value of School Property:

Value of Buildings

$ 313,250,429 $

Value of Grounds, __________ 16,890,858

Value of Furniture & Equip. _ 30,368,831

Value of Library Books &

Instructional Materials.c . . 7,370,585

94,188,813 $ 407,439,242 4,944,562 21,335,420 8,109,272 38,478,103
2,802,476 10,173,061

Grand Total Value of School

Property

I $ 367,380,703 110,045,123 $ 477,425,826 ---------

402

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS 1957-58

White

Colored

Total

Number of Buildings According to Material Used:

Masonry

_

Masonry Veneer on Wood

_

Frame

_

TotaL ____ _ _

2,098 381 805
3,284

620

2,718

61

4.42

329

1,114

971

4,255

Number of Instructional Rooms in Buildings:

~on-Public Owned Classrooms

I

Regular Classrooms

_

Sub-Standard Classrooms

_

Self-Contained Primary Classrooms.

Science Laboratories

_

Home Economics Laboratories __ __I
Typing Rooms - - - - _- - - - - - - -- - - - - - - i
Industrial Arts _____________ _ _

Agriculture Shops

_

Band Rooms

_

Exceptional Children's Rooms _

Library

_

Other. _______ __ _ _____ _

_

Gymnasium
Gymnatorium_____________ Auditorium.', ______ _ Cafeteria. ________ _ Cafetorium.. ______________

_
___ _ _
__

392 16,785
1,251 2,514
572 593 437 251 297 286 82 1,094 766
347 170 678 877 425

:
170 6,422
716 1,229
216 243 123 111 116
57 42 371 292
28 35 72 121 313

562 23,207
1,967 3,743
788 836 560 362 413 343 124 1,465 1,058
375 205 750 998 738

Value of School Property:

Value of Buildings

$324,123,263 $104,314,165 $428,437,428

Value of Grounds_________________ 16,258,431 4,123,691 20,382,122

Value of Furniture and Equipment. 32,355,258 8,822,820 41,178,078

Value of Library Books and In-

structional matorials , ___________ 8,303,603 1,795,417 10,099,020

Grand Total of School Property $381,040,555 $119,056,493 $500,097,048
------------------------'--------'--------

403

1st i Grade
----I
Under Six... __ I, 13,717

2nd

I 3rd

4th

Grade Grade i Grade

5

AGE GRADE CHART 1956-57 White

5th

6th

7th

Grade Grade Grade

- - - _..._-_ ..----- - - - -

I 8th

9th

II
10th 11th 12th

Grade ,Grade Grade I Grade Grade

i------,---

I

,

Total 13,722

Six .... _

47,969 11,9151

27

59,911

Seven __

6.967 43,752 ! 11,184

63

I

EighL ___

1,050 9,309 42,590 11,741

229

8

61,966 64,927

Nine ______

169 2,051 10,286 43,452 13,686

414

16

70,074

0......

Ten ______ Eleven. _

61

438 2,800 10,091 32,782 8,360

200

2

1

15

99

700 3,102 9,146 28,349 9,438

214

29

54,734 51,092

Twelve __

9

42

191

975 3,595 9,729 28,049 8,065

164

21

50,840

Thirteen. _

7

14

78

316 1,375 4,069 10,129 28,146 8,378

215

2

52,729

Fourteen. _

3

4

21

83

391 1,512 4,325 9,927 23,655 6,457

259

2 46,639

Fifteen ___ .

3

3

7

18

129

461 1,484 4,327 8,592 20,227 5,691

158 41,100

Sixteen ___

2

6

67

251 1,035 3,049 6,193 16,410 5,395132,410

Seventeen ... _-'

:3

6

43

149

652 1,755 4,219 12,741 I 19,568

Eighteen ___

3

23

92

305 1,045 3,454 I 4,924

Over Eighteen.

Totals ____ .

69,970 67,633 67,886 I 69,842
I
- - - - - - _.._ - - - _ . _ - - - - - -

61.3431 52,976 53,938
I ------ ---

5

23

51,893 I 44,634

90 35,263

248 1,033 1 1,399

27,874

I
22,783 (626,035

---- -------

AGE GRADE CHART 1957-58 WHITE

T 6~h .

,1Grsatd~

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1

G2rnadd~I'

3rd Grade

!! ~r4athde

15th
I Grade

'I~rade

'1
,

Gr7tahd~ ~r8adthe :l~r9tahd~li ~1r0atdh~l1 ~r1a1tdhe

I' 'i

G1r2atdh~1:

Tota~

Under Six____ ------ 14,467

6

I i : ,

"

'

!

1
i

Six _

_ 48,171 11,849

35

18 ,

i

Seven _

6,726 42,140 11,192 110

3

I'' 14,473
60,073 ! : 60,171

Eight

1,001 9,305 40,588 11,216 203, 11

162,324

Nine .

_ 190 1,991 10,303 39,750 11,715 175

29

1164"153

TelL. _

57 381 2,953 11,149 41,408 12,864 219

18

69,049

Eleven _ Twelve __ Thirteen. Fourteen . __ Fifteen _ Sixteen __ Seventeen _ __

19! 94 725 3,305110,384 31,226 8,189 180

43

54,165

16

43

191

I 946 3,670 9,183 27,183 7,981 240 i :32

5

15

49

~,8621 278 1,235 3,860 9,718 26,367

221 I

27 I

49,485 49,637

5

13

69 398 1,483 4,210 10,418 126,694 I 8,25~1 2381 28 51,813

1 6 16 111 450 1,526 4,6841 ~'1,1l12~,~~n 1~,05~ I 185 ~2,87~

3

2

16

53

214

1,202 I .3,2.35

6,1.39117,566

I

5,516

1 1

.34,546

3

114~261 I 20 179' 788 1,999 4,561

21,776

Eighteen

_

Over Eighteen Totals.

.

I

I1

_ 654 65,830 166,058[66,859 69,14359,310

-----------

I

3 I 29 140 555 1, 200 1 3, 317 1-5,245
I

AGE GRADE CHART 1956-57 Colored

G~:~e

~~~~~~~-:i;:I,I_G_~~_~_e_II__G_6_r~_~_e_!I

7th Grade

8th Grade

9th Grade

1

1

I 10th 11th

12th

Grade I Grade Grade Total

',

1

1

_

Under SixSix Seven EightNine Ten

_ 4,0631

11

I _ 27,706 3,791

_ 8,040 19,517

_ 2,331 7,919

_ 761 3,070

_ 305 1,290

63

8

4,2051 154

16,382 3,865

7,921 13,882

3,427 7,292

Eleven

_ 108

527 1,589 3,716

Twelve

_

70

244

773 2,143

Thirteen

_

21

90

367 1,021

Fourteen; - - - - -i

10

35

146

492

Fifteen

_

20

62

173

Sixteen

_

4

13

41

Seventeen _

2

5

9

Eighteen

_

1

4

5

Over Eighteen _

,

1

2

Totals - - _- 43, 417136,522 i 34,957 32,803

3

192

1

3,837

186

19

10,395 2,632

207

6,870 8,974 2,610

3,898 6,453 7,696

2,164 3,816 6,011

1,213 2,204 3,751

465 1,060 2,026

179

406

808

37

67

221

9

I 19

48

176

29,263125,825 23,403

4,074
I
31,568
I
31,919

30,690

11 217

44

I
j

2,371

168

29,676 25,559 24,656 23,851

7,176 1,963

196 I 40

5,670 5,753 1,585

154

1 22,866 14 21,027

3,294 4,638 4,573 1,391

127 17,830

1,583 2,670 3,614 3,460 1,141 13,920

512 1,038 1,602 2,551 2,400 8,444

123

296

527 1,085 1,747 3,864

31

103

207

466 1,094 1,918

20,988 16,673 12,340 I 9,147 6,524 291,862
I
--_._-----------_._--------

AGE GRADE CHART
1957-58 COLORED

Under Six Six. ____ _ Seven _ Eight________

,':: ~-:1-5-\-1- list

2nd

3rd 1 4th

5th

6th 1 7th 18th

9th 10th

Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade

4,209

[,-

-

-

1

27, 179

7,310 20:083 4,358 I 79

13

I

,

I'

I

J4.1 1,878 7,976 17,

3,965 152

38 ' 6[

11th Grade

12th Grade

Total
4,224 31,532 31,843 31,159

Nine _ Ten___________

608 2,848 7,729 15, 177 1 3,916 223

40 I 47

250 1,201 3,510 7,467 13,079 3,970

I 179

96

13

Eleven_ __ ___________ 99 413 1,461 3,511 6,428 9,733 2,685 181

36

7

30,588 29,765 24,554

Twelve________

39 191 716 1,875 3,768 6,272 8,66712,527 184

67

25

24,331

Thirteen. _____

9

80 311 909 2,085 3,822 5,882 7,296 2,306 149

53

7 22,909

Fourteen_____ ____ Fifteen _____ _____ Sixteen________

12

23 122 405 9792,0223,6375,7336,7691,971 154 I 45 21,872

2

4

38

160

I 460 1,053 1,897 3,319 4,842 4,956 1,472 170 18,373

1

3

19

42 121 302 776 1,467 2,578 3,578 :~,81911,240 13,946

Seventeen _

1

3

6

27

91 186 483 1,032 1,769 2,660 12,884 9,142

Eighteen

_

2

4

1

2

19

54 111 293 611 1,085 1,966 4,148

Over Eighteen____

I'

1

1

4

4

15

33

74 196 477 1,017 1,822

Totals

41,596 37,126 35,478 33,603 31,034 27,549 24,024 21,293 18,127 13,304 9,745 7,329 300,208

-----, --- '------ -----------------------------------------

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF OWNERSHIP
1956-57 White Only

Pupils Transported Daily I

--~------~I

I

More \

I

Average Cost Per

No.

Within Than I !

of

Annual

1 Y2

1 Y2

Per

I

I

I

~

I ' Buses . Miles M_i1_es__ Miles Total Bus Total Cost

Bus I~hild ~i1e

County Owned Buses ____ __

2,223 120 , 956 , 492 17,682 178,555 196,237 88.21$5,504,218.14 1$2,476.03 $30.82

Privately Owned Buses _

722 6,852,152 3,472 53,451 56,923 78.81,834,148.672,540.6734.31

Jointly Owned Buses. ___

344 3,335,303 1,462 22,870 24,332 70.7 I 900,271.28 2,617.06 :39.36

Totals and/or Averages for Buses. 3,289 31,143,947 22,616 254,876 1277 ,492 84.3 8,238,638.09 2, 504 . 90 I 32. 32 i

Cars and Station Wagons

_ 81 214,580

25

642

667 8.2

48,639.30 600.48175.76

Per Diem in lieu of Transportation Grand Totals and/or Averages

1_

_I 108

108

'I

___ -122, 641 1255 , 626 1278 , 267 !

3, 406 . 11
I
1$8,290, 683.50 1--

_I 31.53 i 1$32.43

I ._---

26.U 26.7 26.9 26.4 22.6
26.4

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF OWNERSHIP

==== ----------

1957-58 White Only

I

, Pupils Transported Daily

'

Total

Number Miles Travelled

..I

Expenditures Average Cost Per

No. No. II

I

I

More Wlthm: Than

Including Depreciation

_
II

- 1 - - , --1---1--- I
__________

Buosf e~

of Trips

I_~aved

I_U pav~nT.ot'a~l,,

Annual Mileage

1 Y2 I 1 Y2 I Miles I Miles

, Total I

Per Bus

on County Owned Buses 1

Bus

I Child Mile

"

1

Cpro:u:n:t:y:O~-w~n~e~d~~- 2,361 3,580 33,226.8 32,478.7' 65,705.522,612,255

20!", I'

----1- ---1 ----

-

-

I
)' 6, 128, 606.

'

596.861

27.1,

1

Buses_________ 613 998 7,478.1' 9,499.3 16,977.4

-------

---

g Jointly Owned Buses,

1

16,178,1361

:~:35,I

I
4tH] 3,702.6 5,138.3 8,840.9

('
',

I
_'I

'--- 1,823,194.412,974.21,

I

II

,I

'I'

-

878,498. 751 2,622.38\

129.5 _1 27 . 8

Totals and/or
ca:A:v:e:r~a-g~ets-af~oiron

I'
3,308 5,0:39

1'

I

I I 1'3,155,69,---'--

I

47,116.3 91'523.8131'946'81126'9421255'361281'9781

I
85.21

1

I

I'

8,83o,299,35

12,669,37$34,62

pe~~:::-----I'

144,407.
59 __ ----1 - --- ---- ---) - ---I 192'42911

221

44,1. 46.3! 7.8

1

~~~

1

Transportation_,

I-

I

I

I

62 1

62,

44,092.88 1 [ 2,967. 761-

747.33 99.98
127,6
122.H 47. 861

A~~~~~e Grand Totals I

),

I

I

'

I,

-[ _

_ -131,906,698126,9641 255,5391282, 503!

8,872,359.99:

I
_I'

----, -,---- - , - - - , - - -

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF OWNERSHIP

1956-57 Negro Only
-

I
No. of Buses

Annual Miles

Pupils Transported Daily

I

More

I,

Within Than

1 Y2 1 Y2

I Per

Miles Miles Total Bus

County Owned Buses ___________ 948 10,817,146 2,472 82,117 84,589 89.2

I
I Average Cost Per

Total Cost I Bus I Child I Mile

i

--

$2,203,349.98 1$2,324.20 $26.83 20.3

Privately Owned Buses _________ 277 3,342,733 711 21,293 22,004 79.4 733,560.18 2,657.82 34.45 21.9

Jointly Owned Buses ___________ 116 1,280,184 247 9,413 9,660 83.2 288,011.01 2,482.85 30.59 22.4

Totals and/or Averages for Buses 1,341 15,440,063 3,430 112,823 116,253 86,6 3,224,921.17 2,404.86 28.58 20.8

Cars and Station Wagons _______ 144 452,766

63 1,410 1,473 10.2

77,273.91 536.62 54.80 17.0

~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~;-1114'~~~ ~~~ Per Diem in lieu of Transportation -------

Grand Totals and/or Averages ___

- -;

[117,

- - - --

5,043.48, __________ 26.40 - - --

______ $3,307,238.56 1_ - - - - - - - - -1$28.90 20.8

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF OWNERSHIP
195758 Negro Only

No. No.

of

of

Buses Trips

---

Number Miles Travelled

Un. Paved paved

Annual Total Mileage

Pupils Transported Daily

Within
1 \12 Miles

More Than
1 \12 Miles

I
Per Total Bus

Total Expenditures
Including Depreciation
on County
Owned Buses

---

Average Cost Per
Bus Child Mile --

County Owned Buses _________ 1,059 1,470 14,919.2 17,992.9 32,912.1 12,427,475 ------- -------- - - - - -- - - - - -- $ 2,680,738.06 $2,531.38 ------ 21.5

Privately Owned Buses _________

263 383 3,579.4 4,804.1 8,383.5 3,181,017 ------- -------- ------- ------

718,578.97 2,732.23 ------ 22.5

Jointly Owned Buses _________

91

124 1,530.1 1,936.0 3,466.1 950,456 ------- -------- ------- ------

226,980.63 2,494.29 - - - - -- 23.8

Totals and/or Averages for Buses _________ 1,413 1,977 20,028.7 24,733.0 44,761. 7 16,558,948 3,739 121,966 125,705 88.9 3,626,297.66 2,566.38 $29.73 21.8

Cars and Station Wagons _______

29 ------- --------- --------- --------- 104,660 -------

286 286 9.8

11,900.35 410.35 41.60 11.3

Per Diem in lieu of
Transportation, ------- ------- --------- - - -- - ---- -------- ---------- ------

207 207 ------

5,216.10 --------- 25.19 - - - --

Grand Totals
--------[------- and/or
Average _______ ------- -------

---I -- -- -- - -1--- -- --

3,

739 1

122,459 126,198 ------

$

3,643,644.11 --------

-----" - - - --

---

_ _ ..

.

_.~-_

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF OWNERSHIP
1956-57 White and Negro

I

;

I

I No. i

of I

____________ H.,M I

Annual Mil"

Pupils Transported Daily

I~TI~:;e--~-~' I

Within Than

I 1 Y2

1 Y2 ' P e r

Mil" 1 Mil" T.,.I B.,

I

I Average Cost Per

1
I

_ -;-1--"--

T...I Coo, . B., , Child Mil,

County Owned Buses. ~ ~.

3,171 31,773,638 20,1541260,672 1280,826188.5 ,$ 7,707,568.12$2,430.64 $29.56 , 24.2

I Privately Owned Buses. _. __~."_ 998 10,194,885,4,183 74,744 78,927 I 79.0 2,567,708.85 2,572.85 34.35 25.1

Jointly Owned Buses. ~ ~

~ 460 4,615,487 1,709 32,283 :33,992 73.8 1,188,282.29 2,583.22 36.80 25.7

Total and/or Averages for Buses, 4,629 146,584,010 26,046 367,699 393,745 85.0 11,463,559.26 2,476.46 31.17 24.6

Cars and Station Wagons~._.__ 2251 667,346 1 88 2,052 2,140 9.5

125,913.21'[ 559.61

Per Diem in lieu of Transportation _ ~ ~ ~ !~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .. ~ I 299

299 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i

8, 449 . 59i~ ~ ~ ~

Grand Totals and/or Averages _ - !47,251,35626,1341370,050 [396,184"

I

.

I

I

1$11,597,922.06i: .
l

61.36 28.25 31.34

18.8 25.5

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF OWNERSHIP

1957-58 White and Negro
~'~~'=~===========~======

Pupils Transported Daily

,

Total

Number Miles Travelled

Expenditures Average Cost Per

I

More

Including

No. No. 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - 1 Within Than

Depreciation

of I of
I ________ Buses Trips I Paved

Unpaved

Total

: Annual
I Mileage

1 Y2 1 Y2 I

I Per

I Miles ,1M_il_es_ Total i Bus

I

on County Owned Buses

;_~_s_

Child

Mile

CoBuunsteys Owned
Privately Owned Buses. ~
~""" Jointly Owned
Buses . ~~" ,,~~
Totals and/or Averages for Buses.

I ' I :3,419, 5,050"I 48,146. 50,471. 6198, 617.6 :35,0:39,no'1 ~
876 1,:381 11 ,057.5 14,:30:3.4 25,:360.91 9,:359,15:3 ~~

'

T

~ ~ ~$ 8,809, :344.261$2 , 576. 581

~ 25.1

----r- -I ---1-

2,541'773.37! 2,001. 501- -- 27.1

426 4,721

585 5,2:32.7 7,074.:3 12,:307.0 4,106,146 "~_

___1_ -- - - - - - -

,6~1 7,016 64, <16.2 71,84' .3130,285.548,505,029 :lO,681 377,00,1407

85

1,105, <79. "'1 2, 595. 021

-,26."

12, 156,597.011" &18. 5;.",.05125.0

Cars and Station

Wagons~,

88

Per Diem in lieu of Transportation

74,i 297,089 22 7271

---- -- ---- _

2691

269 ~"~,, ~"

M" 91132:'1 &10.28 7701IlS .8
8,183.86 -- --- 30.421 _

Grand Totals
and/or Average"~",,,

--1---- -- -1--

--I 30, 7031377,0981408,7011_____

--- -1-- --- ----1----

-----~----~----------'--' - - -

,---------------,

-----,---,----~

APPROPRIATIONS, CENSUS, ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

Appropriation

I
Attendance White

Enrollment Colored

Total

Census

1871 1872 1873 1874 1875
1876 1877 1878 1879 1880
1881 1882 1883 1884 1885
1886 1887 1888 1889 1890
1891 1892 1893 1894 1895
1896 1897 1898 1899 1900
1901 1902 1903 1904 1905
1906 1907 1908 1909 1910
1911 1912 1913 1914 1915
1916 1917 1918 1919 1920

$

174,107.00

42,914

-~-------

6,664 45,578 336,388

No School --------- --------- ------ - - --------- ------- - -

250,000.00 --------- 63,923

265,000.00 151,304.00

-----------------

93,167 105,990

19,755 42,374 50,358

83,677 135,541 156,348

-------------------------

149,464.99 --------- 121,418 150,225.00 --------- 128,296 154,378.00 --------- 137,217 155,264.00 --------- 147,192 150,789.00 --------- 150,134

57,987 62,330 72,655 97,435 88,399

179,405 190,626 209,872 226,627 238,533

-----------------
433,444
-----------------

196,317.00 --------- 153,156

272,754.00 --------- 161,377

=~=======I 282,221.00
305,520.00 502,115.00

175,668 181,355 190,346

91,041 95,377 111,743 110,150 119,248

312,292.00 --------- 196,852 122,872 489,008.00 --------- 208,865 133,429 330,113.00 --------- 200,786 I 120,390 490,708.00 --------- 209,276 i 133,220 638,656.00 --------- 209,259 134,491

244,197 256,432 287,411 291,505 309,594

-----------------
507,167
-----------------

319,724 --------342,294 --------321,176 560,281 342,496 --------343,750 ---------

935,611.00 --------- 219,643 951,700.00 --------- 225,350 1,021,512.00 --------- 233,295 937,874.00 --------- 260,084 1,266,707.00 --------- 253,516

140,625 145,506 157,293 169,401 170,260

360,268 370,856

-----------------

390,588 604,971

429,496 ---------

423,786 ---------

1,161,052.00 1,169,945.00 1,640,361.00 1,398,122.00 1,440,642.00

--------- 266,991 179,180 --------- 270,267 180,565 --------- - - - -- - - -- ---------
--------- - ------- ----------------- --------- ----------

446,171 450,832 569,107 474,441 484,385

-----------------
660,870
------
- - -- - - -

1,505,127.00 1,615,052.00 1,538,955.00 1,591,471.00 1,735,713.00

---------
--------
-----------------
280,955

-------- --------- ------- ---------
300,596 201,418 298,865 200,238 298,234 199,296

502,887 439,784 502,014 499,103 488,520

- - - - -- -

- - - --

-"

703,133

---------
- - - - - - - -

1,711,844.00 1,786,688.00 2,000,000.00 2,250,000.00 2,250,000.00

318,758 316,758 322,050 357,710 346,376

307,494 308,153 306,891 316,315 334,994

208,774 201,029 201,512 213,038 220,800

516,268 509,182 508,403 547,912 555,794

- - _. - - - -

---------
735,471

-"- -

- - - --

---------

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

342,129 222,942 348,571 222,659 360,554 230,254 375,261 I 239,783 385,167 240,687

565,071 571,230 590,808 615,044 625,854

- -------
- - ------
795,484
-----------------

2,70C,000.00 543,157 2,70C,000.00 459,167 3,200,000.00 452,064 3,500,000.00 I 467,081 4,000,000.00 515,147

405,658 414,572 418,246 427,162 446,054

254,890 263,531 261,501 261,958 277,023

660,548 - --------678,103 --------679,749 840,861 689,120 --------723,077 ----------
I

414

APPROPRIATIONS, CENSUS, ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

Appropriation

Attendance

Enrollment White Colored Total

Census

1921 1922 1923 1924 1925

,$ 4,500,000.00 535,620 456, 403 273,061 729, 464
i 4,250,000.00 543,163 470,242 225,242 I 745,435
4,250,000.00 --------- ---------- ---------1---------4,500,000.00 544,307 445,892 257,674 I 703,570 4,502,000.00 489,586 252,840 241,961 694,545

900,352

1926 1927 1928

1-------- 5,003,000.00 513,017 451,814 241,903 692,907 i---------
5,003,200.00 544,093 467,049 253,038 720,087 6,562,334.00 535,196 468,375 246,019 714,394 ! 867,995

1929

6,597,198.00 543,637 471,821 251,184 723,005

1930

7,458,002.00 549,062 479,813 257,942 737,755

1931 1932 1933 1934 1935

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

267,869 270,366 278,053 270,408 263,338

751,397 757,830 781,477 759,,596 741,170

869,727

1936
1937 (Yz) 1937-38 1938-39 1939-40

4,369,661. 39 14,457,132.80 14,448,420.64 14,713,587.06

595,131 572,386 604,745 587,543

496,514 511,087 522,614 513,719

276,090 278,424 284,908 266,199

772,613

_

789, 511

_

~~~:~i~

8 1__ : , 15:

1940-41 1941-42 1942-43 1943-44 1944-45

20,303,120.00 15,506,400.00 18,893,893.05 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

274,730 260,288 265,043 256,023 249,629

782, 929

_

769,835 ____ _ _

757,216

_

728,457

- __

718,208 719,520

1945-46 1946-47 1947-48 1948-49 1949-50

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

259,111 261,427 255,246 255,273 257,606

745,892 746, 299
743,201 752,046 769,961

- _- __
808,000 _ _

1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55

*51,652,945.85 86,863,804.00 93,842,967.00 95,153,704.60 104,919,418.72

628,186 637,529 671,016 705,712 737,678

526,241 542,372 567,085 589,638 609,165

261,339 263,871 267,151 274,123 283,302

787,580 806,243 834,236 863,761 892,467

1955-56 1956-57 1957-58

117,102,091.35 747,012 626,680 290,585 917,265 124,100,000.00 761,953 641,155 297,949 939,104 134,610,000.00 770,959 654,592 305,819 960,411

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); voca-
tional education; vocational rehabilitation; salaries of county school superintendents; operating cost of the Department of Education, and allocations for equaliza-
tion 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.

415

INDEX

Accreditation of Elementary and

Secondary Schools

41

Alcohol Education

53

Allotments to School Systems

15

Area Staff Services to Schools

39

Audio-Visual Education

59

Audio-Visual Program

51

Business Education

84

Central Accounting

29

Compulsory Attendance Law

18

Curriculum Development

53

Distributive Education

82

Divisions, State Department of

Education

Administration and Finance

14

Field Services

38

Instruction

52

Instructional Materials and

Library Service

42

Internal Operations

28

Negro Education

89

Vocational Education

70

Vocational Rehabilitation

32

Driver Education

55

Exceptional Children

60

Finance

14

Food Distribution

84

Free Textbook Program

43

GED Tests and High School

Equivalency Certificates

40

Guidance, Counseling- and

Testing-

61

Health and Physical Education 54

Homemaking Education

76

Information, Office of

29

Instructional Supervision

57

Jeanes Work

94

Library for the Blind

50

Library Services

43

Local School Budgets

15

Minimum Foundation Law

16

National Defense Education Act 9

Negro Area Trade Schools

97

Negro Leadership Training

Program

95

Negro Teacher Supply and

Demand

.

96

Negro School Building Program 93

Office of Public Information

29

Office Services (I.B.M.,

Multilith and Mimeograph

and Mail Service)

31

Personnel Office Program in Elementary
Education
Public Libraries Pupil Transportation

29

58

45

.

19

Rehabilitation, Vocational

32

School Census

17

School for the Blind

35

School for the Deaf

37

School Libraries

44

School Lunch and Food

Distribution Service

86

School Plant Services

24

State Board of Education

3

State Department of Education how org-anized (see Divisions)

Statistical Services and IBM

27

Statistical Tables

I. Reccipts-i-Boards of

Education

.100-134

II. White and Negro Schools ~
Payments .135-261

III. White Schools ~ Pupil Transportation-s1957-58 ....262-268

IV. Negro Schools ~ Pupil Transportation ~ 1957-58 ...269-274

V. White Schools ~

Enrollment

275-281

VI. Negro Schools ~ Enrollment .282-287

VII. White Schools ~ Miscellaneous Information on Enrollment and Attendance .....288-301

VIII. Negro Schools ~ Miscellaneous Information on Enrollment and Attendance

302-313

IX. White Schools Teachers and
Teachers' Certificates .......... 314-319

X. Negro SchoolsTeachers and Teachers' Certificates

320-325

XI. White SchoolsAccording to Size 326-331

XII. Negro Schools According to Size 332-337

XIII. White Schools School Plant Buildings and Rooms

338-343

XIV. White Schools -

School Plant -

Lighting, Heating,

and Sanitary

Facilities

344-349

XV. White Schools School Plant Plant Use and Value of Property 350-355

XVI. Negro Schools School Plant Buildings and Rooms

356-361

XVII. Negro Schools -

School Plant -

Lighting, Heating,

and Sanitary

Facilities

362-367

XVIII. Negro Schools School Plant Plant Use and Value of Property 368-373

Summaries (Statistical)

374-415

Superintendent's Letter

4

Surplus Properties Program

41

Teacher Certification

62

Teacher Education

64

Teacher Recruitment

68

Television

55

Textbooks

cost of

43

how selected

43

Trade and Industrial Education 78

Trade Schools

State

79

plans for expansion

..... 8, 10

Visiting Teacher Service

18

Vocational Agriculture

72

Vocational Rehabilitation

Services

33