Eighty-eighth and eighty-ninth annual reports of the Department of Education to the General Assembly of the State of Georgia for the biennium ending June 30, 1960 [1960]

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

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Part I

Superintendent's Letter _

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THE FACTS

Divisions:

Administration and Finance _

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Instruction

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Instructional Materials and Library Service 60

Vocational Education

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Field Services Internal Operations

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Vocational Rehabilitation Negro Education

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and to Part II

THE FIGURES

Statistical Tables

Summaries

Index

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STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

DR. CLAUDE PURCELL , State Superintend ent of Schools and Executive Officer DR. M . D. COLLI NS, State Superintendent of Schools, Emeritus

1st District 2nd District . 3r d District .
4th District 5th Distriet

Honorable Paul S. Stone, Waynesboro Ho norable Robert Byrd Wright, Mou ltrie Honorable Clar ke W . Duncan, Buena Vista
(r esig ned ) Honorable James S. P et er s , Ma nchester, Chairman
Honorable John J. McDonough, Atlanta

6th Di strict 7th District 8t h District

Honorable Francis Sh urling, Wrightsville Honorable Henry Stewart, Cedartown, Vice-Chairman
Honorable Lonnie E. Sweat, Blackshear

9t h District. lOth District

Mrs. Bruce Schaefer, Toccoa Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge, Athens

STATE BOA RD OF EDUCAT iON-Seated , le ft t o rig ht, Mrs. Bruce Scha e f e r, T occ oa , 9th District; Dr. Cl a ude Pu rcell , St ate Supe ri nte nde nt of Sch ools , At la nt a ; M r. J a me s S. Pe t er s, chai rma n, M a nch e st e r, (4 t h ); Mr . He n ry Stewa rt, vice chai rma n, Cedartown, (7 t h ); Mrs. J ulius Y. Talmadge, At he ns, (10 t h); St an ding, left to righ t , Mr. Robert Wright, Moultrie , (2 nd ); Mr . Lo nn ie Sweat, Bla ckshe a r, (8 t h ); M r. Pa ul Stone , W a yne s bo ro, (1s t ); Mr. Fra nci s Sh u rli ng, W rightsvi lle, (6 t h ); Mr . J o h n McDonough , At la nt a , (S t h ); Mr . Clarke Duncan, Buena Vista, (3 rd) (re signe d>'
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Dr. Claude Purcell State Supt . of Schools
REPORT AND RECOMMEN DATIONS OF
Dr. Claude Purcell State Superintendent of Schools
to
Governor Ernest Vandiver and the Members of the General Assembl y of Georg ia
I submit to you h erewith m y official report on th e progress of the publi c schools of Georgia for th e biennium 1958-60, in accordance with Cod e Section 32-508 of th e laws of Georgia. The report covers th e two school ye ars 1958-59 and 1959-60. These are the Eighty-eighth and Eight y-ninth Annual Rep orts of the Department of Edu cation of th e State of Georgia to t he Gov ernor and th e Gen eral Ass embly. The official d ate of th e beginning and en d of th e period cove re d by th e bi ennium are J ul y 1, 1958 through June 30 , 1960 .
Th e k ey words of th e r eport cou ld be " pr ogress and problems" . I beli eve that th e schoo l dollar is bu ying more educatio n in Georgia than ev er before in our hist ory. I beli eve, at the same ti e, t hat our prob lems are more ur gent for th e reason that Georgia ch ild re n must have a better educa t ion than ev er if th ey are to cope with th e probl em s of this complicated tim e. ]
I will set fort h in th is Report th e progress we have been able to mak e (much of it du e t o your f oresight and courage in making financial provision th erefor) in th es e two y ea rs, and the problems that remain.
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Our two biggest problems are keeping an adequate supply of well-qualified teachers and providing enough standard classrooms for all the children of Georgia.
Teachers: During the month of September, 1,278 Georgia teachers withdrew their money out of Teacher Retirement and left Georgia classrooms. Two thirds of these had been teaching less than 5 years. We lost 4,200 others last year. There are about 300 who normally retire each year. We need 700 additional teachers each year because we have more children in school. All this means that we have need of approximately 5,000 teachers every year. The colleges of Georgia graduate about 1,600 that can qualify for teaching certificates; but fewer than half of these actually teach. The starting salary for professionally qualified teachers is $3,100; the average is $3,800. We cannot attract and hold enough top quality teachers for our children at these figures. This salary lags far behind the national average for teachers. It is also so low that we cannot compete with industry which lures many of our best math and science teachers.
We cannot go on losing our best teachers without the quality of instruction in Georgia classrooms deteriorating and our children suffering from it. Providing a salary that will get and hold the best teachers possible is an achievement that will benefit the children more than it will benefit the teachers.
We are now providing for bright young people who wish to be teachers, state scholarships to help finance their college education, as Georgia has been doing for future doctors for some time. We have 200 young people in Georgia colleges this fall on these scholarships. Standards for them are being kept high. They must have been in the upper 20 <if of their high school class, must have a predictable college score of 85, and agree to teach in Georgia. We expect good results from these scholarships, and we are appreciative of the fact that the Governor and the General Assembly made this money available for the State Board of Education and the Department to use for scholarships.
We have encouraged local school systems to help their present teachers go back to college to take summer courses in subject matter, especially in math, science, and modern foreign languages. The emphasis on these areas was due to the fact that through the National Defense Education Act, passed by the 85th Congress in 1958, Georgia and the other states received money for equipment and supplies to strengthen the teaching in these three vital and contemporary areas. Many teachers felt that in order to use these teaching materials effectively, they themselves needed more learning in these subject matter areas.
We have set up the Sixth Year Certificate in the State Department of Education, which makes it possible to develop
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educational specialists in Georgia schools. These are available to classroom teachers and school administrators (The National Teacher Examination is now being given statewide throughout Georgia each year. It is optional. Nobody is required to take it; but three advantages are offered those who do. They are these three: graduate study on the fifth or sixth year level, establishing a new teaching field, or qualifying for the Sixth Year Certificate'
Beginning in September, 1960, the Department no longer grants any certificate to beginning teachers who have had less than 4 years of college. Of Georgia's 33,304 teachers in 1959-60, 88% had at least a 4 year degree, 5,702 had had 5 years. We had only 196 people teaching in Georgia that year who were not eligible for state certificates.
Weare ''Working with the collegesvto strengthen teacher education, and give it more depth and dimension. Recently, the State Board of Education and the State Board of Regents held their first joint meeting to consider the problems of teacher recruitment, education, and certification. They set up joint committees which will work continuingly. The legislative committee on education, which has recently been studying the same problem, has been genuinely helpful to us.
I myself ~ave made 13 specific recommendations on teacher education.. Among them were these: a thousand dollar raise to be averaged out on the Salary Schedule; more provision for easily accessible graduate study, since 887c of our teachers already have degrees, and 677c are married and find it difficult to get far away from home to study; fellowships for promising teachers and administrators; more research in this field; year round employment of superior teachers; enlargement of the recruitment program and continuation of the future teacher scholarships; strengthening the organizations concerned with teacher education so as to involve the public more; considering revision of certain features of the certification program; trying the "team approach" in some pilot projects, whereby a master teacher, assistants, and clerical help would work effectively across several grades; enlarging our teaching-by-television program, and putting more depth and ,dimension into the present teacher education course' in college.i
Buildings: Next to well-qualified teachers and the stabilizing of the teaching force in Georgia, our biggest problem is to provide standard classrooms for all children. We must end the "double sessions," which really are "half sessions" that deprive the child of his right to a full school day of education. Georgia did a magnificent job in its first school building program during the past decade, but we still have need for some 4,625 more standard classrooms to replace obsolete and sometimes downright dangerous classrooms that still exist, and to relieve the crowded conditions that exist in some urban cen-
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tel'S where an influx of population from out of state or rural areas have crowded the schoolrooms.
The Department of Education has recently been working with local school systems in surveys designed to make maximum use of the existing facilities, and route the school buses in local attendance areas for the greatest efficiency and economy. With the General Assembly's passage of the supplemen-
tary appropriation bill, 5 Y2 million dollars was made avail-
able for building. The Governor approved our school budget which included this 5% million. It will go far to meet our current building needs. Buildings payments for school systems will increase from the previous .$200 per teacher to $250 per teacher annually; provision is also being made for those systems where enrollment has increased since 1951-52 when the first building program was planned. About 75 systems have completed their surveys. These-and still more-systems are expected to have their building plans ready early in 1961.
Some of the building money will be used to expand the present state trade schools at Clarkesville and Americus and to set up some twenty area trade schools throughout the state. This will greatly strengthen Georgia's program of vocational education for its people, both young and adult.
Vocational Education-which is one of the most important phases of our school program-is moving ahead with vigor and promise. The State Plan has recently been re-written by the Department, with the able help of a state advisory committee. A new state director has been named, and some changes made in promoting and transferring able people to replace those who retired from this program. The new area trade schools will bring vocational-technical training to both young and adult Georgians for acquiring or upgrading highly marketable skills for industry. This not only gives Georgians the good pay that keeps living standards high, but is a magnet to incoming industry. We have for years trained agricultural workers for their jobs-and are now gearing vocational agriculture to the new demands upon it-and now we seek to provide the same kind of training for our people in industry. Coming in from a 40-mile radius, Georgians can get training at these schools for at least eight skilled trades, such as those in auto mechanics, wood, metal, electrical and building, as well as others. We feel this is a real service, since by 1975
only 3 % of the available jobs will be for unskilled laborers.
Through the public school curriculum in Georgia, we seek to serve the needs of all students, those going to college and in need of more academic preparation, and those who are going directly to work and in need of immediate vocational skills. We set up standards of excellence in both and expect these to be adhered to.
Curriculum: The Georgia curriculum, especially in math, science, and modern foreign languages, has been greatly
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strengthened. Our five science mobiles have done much to carry the best and latest in science to the remotest schools. Television teaching in math, science, and languages from our Channel 8 (which we share with the University at Athens) is being carried into schoolrooms in about 80 counties in north Georgia, with some 600 sets made possible through NDEA funds being viewed by an average of 30 children per set per lesson. This means that we are reaching about 50,000 by television teaching.
A grant has made it possible for us to pay tuition and travel for 400 teachers to take television lessons in science teaching on Saturday morning (and go in periodically for consultation and testing) in a class taught by an Emory professor. The Department has prepared science guides for all science teachers in Georgia, and these are now in use.
Enrollments have greatly increased, as you will see in the report, in these three areas of math, science, and languages. Indeed, language enrollments have doubled in the past three years. New laboratories made possible through NDEA funds, and state consultants in these three areas have done much to spark interest and strengthen teaching. The State Board of Education, stepping up all requirements for graduation from a Georgia high school, now requires all high schools to offer more courses in math and science, and to offer at least two years of a modern foreign language.
I would like to point out that television, no longer an experiment but a dynamic medium for increasing learning for children, for their teachers, and for adults, should be used more and more in Georgia. Already we have felt its power for good. We could add stature to education throughout the state by adding other stations so as to cover the entire state. The Governor has authorized our use of $500,000 to build a station in the Waycross area. We also have construction permit for a station in the Savannah area, and we understand that the Federal Communications Commission is considering the allocation of a channel in the Macon area. If we could have a network throughout the state and reach all the children and teachers, there is no estimating the tremendous achievement that could result. I hope the General Assembly will ponder this matter, and if you think well of it, make the necessary funds available. Television is no longer an experiment. It is being used throughout the country. Georgia was one of the states to see its unlimited possibilities and we have made a good start. Television in the schoolroom is not mere entertainment. It is vivid teaching and learning. If you think well of it and make necessary funds available, through specifying them in the appropriations bill, I believe you will find it money wisely invested. In addition to the increasing effectiveness of the classroom learning, television could open bright new possibilities for teacher education as well. Through a network, some of the world's great
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educators could be used for teacher education in Georgia, reaching hundreds of teachers at once.
Finance: Georgia has made progress in educational finance. The Governor and the General Assembly have provided increased funds required by the increasing enrollments of some quarter of a million children during the past decade, requiring about 10,000 additional teachers, more textbooks, classrooms, and other things necessary to provide for their education. Maintenance and operation costs increased with the new school buildings. Transportation costs went up, but the operation of nearly 5,000 school buses in Georgia provided all Georgia children with the opportunity to get 12 years of free public education. Some of the money provided went to equalize teacher salaries, as required by the Foundation Law. There is now no difference in salaries of elementary and high school teachers, nor between the teachers of different races. The Teacher Salary Scale in Georgia is based solely on qualification and experience. Some of the money went to provide sick leave for teachers ($50 per teacher) which was received with appreciation by Georgia teachers and administrators. Increasing funds went to match federal money, especially these provided by the 85th Congress through the National Defense Education Act of 1958. The state budget for schools during 1960-61 was about 170 million. We spent approximately $228 per child; the national average is about $370. Inasmuch as education is the best investment a state can make, our expenditure is far too little.
Georgia gets back many times over, in productivity and the service and talents of educated people, every dollar that is invested in education. Every study and statistic shows conclusively that any nation, no matter how rich its resources, has a poor standard of living when its educational investment is niggardly, and a high standard of living (even in countries having few natural resources) when it invests money in educating its people.
I therefore recommend to you for the school year 1961-62, a state school budget increase of $28,651,673, as outlined herewith:
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ADDITIONAL FUNDS NEEDED FOR COMMON SCHOOLS IN GEORGIA FOR 1961-62

1960-61 Allotment of State Funds__

Additional State Funds Needed: Salary Increase for Teachers

$22,500,000.00

Additional Teachers and Built-In Allot-

ments for Teachers under MFPE-_

2,892,673.00

Transportation (Including Increase in

Bus Drivers' Salaries)___________________

1,145,000.00

_~. Textbooks and Libraries.. Maintenance and Operation

319,000.00 1,795,000.00

Vocational Education

200,000.00

Operation of the State Department of Education____________

150,000.00

Educational TV Station, Savannah.

500,000.00

Educational TV Production Center...

350,000.00

$170,436,323.88

Total Additional Needs

___$29,851,673.00

Less Additional Local Funds Required. 1,200,000.00

Additional State Funds Required _

$ 28,651,673.00

Total Amount of State Funds Needed for 1961-62 _

$199,087,996.88

With some pride, I call your attention to the fact that although the cost of operating the State Department of Education has naturally increased with expanding services and the necessity for administering things like the NDEA program,
it is still at a low 1.2 % of our total budget. This is far below
the average 4 to 5 ~Ic overhead which most business men expect their organizational administration to cost. Our people work hard at their jobs. They are appreciated by the local school officials and patrons with whom they work. Many of them are out on the roads far into the night, getting from one place to another to meet schedules. Many rarely have a free Saturday. They give much strength to the school program throughout Georgia. The legislative Committee of Economy and Efficiency last year recommended a raise for the Department staff, to enable us to hold the present and get future able and qualified people. I have passed along this legislative recommendation to the Merit Board, but we have not yet been authorized to effect these raises. It would help us to be able to do so for we have lost some excellent people. We find it hard to fill vacancies when our people retire or resign. For example, we needed an area representative recently, who would work with the superintendents and principals. We could find few who wanted this job because most of the principalsnot to mention the superintendents-whose systems he would be supervising, make higher salaries than we were able to offer him.
The Department has many able and dedicated people. Recently a nationally eminent visitor, Dr. R. L. Johns, of the Uni-

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versity of Florida, after attending a staff meeting here, wrote, "It seems to me that the Georgia State Department of Education is doing an outstanding job of the inservice training of its staff. I know of no other state department of education carrying on a similar program."
You will find many details in this report which I have no space to call to your attention in this letter. I believe they will all be of interest and concern to you.
I do want to point out the fact that our Vocational Rehabilitation program continues to lead the nation in rehabilitating the disabled, a record of which we are very proud.
In closing, I must express my genuine appreciation of those who have done so much to make it possible for us to achieve a record of which we can be proud: the Governor, the previous General Assemblies and the interim legislative committees, the members of the State Board of Education, and the loyal and hard-working members of my own staff. I have found in their support and sustaining interest great strength for the task that has been mine.
I hope that it will seem to you wise and right to provide the money which we now urgently need if we are to make the continuing educational progress worthy of a great state. The future of Georgia depends on whether we are foresighted, wise and courageous enough to see that our greatest resource lies in the minds of our children. No money is ever more wisely invested or pays bigger dividends than the money that Georgia invests in education. It is the best guarantee of a continuing democracy, a prosperous Georgia, and happy people.
Sincerely yours,
ta/~e~
Claude Purcell State Superintendent of Schools
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Allen C. Smith, Director
Audit and Allotment Service Data Processing Federal Relations and Statistical Services School Plant Service Transportation Service Visiting Teacher Service
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Allotments to school systems of the State under the Minimum Foundation Law are the primary responsibility of the Division of Administration and Finance. This responsibility to the local school systems, along with other services assigned to this Division, is administered through six services:
1. Audit and Allotment Service 2. Data Processing 3. Federal Relations and Statistical Services 4. School Plant Service 5. Transportation Service 6. Visiting Teacher Service.
The Division has as its primary responsibility assisting local school systems in every way possible in the successful operation of their schools under the Minimum Foundation Law. The Division of Administration and Finance furnishes consultative service, information and materials to superintendents and boards of education on questions of finance and budgeting, transportation problems, interpretation of school laws, mergers of school systems, consolidation of schools, school bond issues, employment of personnel and other problems of administration. Many school systems have contractual relationships with other school systems, and the Division of Administration and Finance has assisted in working out many of these contracts.
At the present time, the Minimum Foundation Program law is being studied intensively by a State-wide committee to determine what changes, if any, are needed in the law, which was activated in 1951. The Division of Administration and Finance will provide information needed by the committee and members of the staff of the Division will give priority to serving the committee in every way possible.
Allotments to school systems under the Minimum Foundation Law are based on the average daily attendance in the schools of that system. Allotment funds for teachers' salaries, maintenance and operation, capital outlay, teachers' sick leave, textbooks and libraries, and other services for which provision is made in the Minimum Foundation Law are all based either directly or indirectly on the average daily attendance of children.
The local participation of each of the 198* school systems of the State in the cost of the Foundation program is determined objectively on the basis of an economic index of ability to pay written into the Foundation Law. Factors in the economic index are the public utilities tax digest, effective buying power, retail sales, motor tag taxes, and State income tax. The local effort required for each school system depends on the percentage of the State as a whole for each of these factors
"Including Social Circle, a quasi-independent system.
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applied to each school system. The Division of Administration and Finance is charged with responsibility for all computing required by the formula in the Minimum Foundation Law.
AUDIT AND ALLOTMENT SERVICE
Miss Martha Nell Allman, Chief
Through the enactment of the Minimum Foundation Program law by the General Assembly in 1949 a State plan for the distribution of school funds was devised. This law when financed in 1951 provided (1) a guarantee to the children in every section of the State a minimum foundation program of education and (2) to distribute state funds in such a manner as to require local systems to pay their just and fair share of the total cost taking into account the tax paying ability of each 'system.
This unit allots the school funds to the 197 school systems as provided in the Minimum Foundation Program of Education law. The plan of operation as spelled out in black and white is:
1. Calculate the cost of providing teachers salaries, maintenance and operating funds, sick leave, transportation funds, administrative funds, and contingent funds for all without reference to sources of funds.
2. Calculate the total sum of funds which all county and independent systems must provide as their part of the cost. Each system is required to supply its percent of this total sum as determined by a economic index of tax paying ability.
3. Appropriate from State funds that portion of the total cost which is necessary to make up the difference between what is needed and what the local systems can provide.
This unit audits attendance reports and requisition forms which affect the payment of funds due from the State. Teachers are allotted as earned by average daily attendance and paid salaries in accordance with the salary schedule adopted by the State Board of Education.
DATA PROCESSING
Nehon D. Mallory, Director
In June, 1960 an expanded Data Processing program was undertaken. Equipment has been ordered that will greatly increase the flexibility and productive capacity of the unit. In the short time since June, the services that Data Processing
renders on a regularly scheduled basis have increased 200 'It ,
while the personnel has been held to an 80'lt increase. Typical of the service now being provided is an accounting report which formerly required five days of clerical effort, now turned out in 40 minutes on Data Processing equipment.
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Some of the services which Data Processing renders at present are:
1. The maintaining of records on school teachers which include data on salaries, type of certification, teaching load by subject and period, and teacher history. From this data numerous reports are made, in addition to the printing of all certificates, publishing teacher lists for all systems, preparing a variety of teacher duty reports, and other statistical surveys.
2. Maintaining Department personnel payrolls, as well as a variety of salary reports which are regularly produced for the different divisions throughout the Department.
3. For the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, statistical reports on cases closed are calculated in addition to the conduct of studies on hospital follow-up reports originating with the Department of Health.
4. Similar exhaustive reports and studies have recently been undertaken covering the entire field of work with Exceptional Children.
5. The statewide testing program is mechanized, and permanent punched card records are maintained for all test scores. This unit converts the raw scores to various kinds of norms and prepares interpretative reports for the local systems. Machine accounting methods for Title V funds recently developed for Data Processing will put reimbursements on a current quarterly basis.
In addition to the mechanized methods available to all units in the Department of Education, Data Processing now provides a mathematical consultant service.
An exhaustive study is now under way to demonstrate the economic feasibility of replacing the present electric punched card equipment with a stored program electronic computer. Such a change would increase the unit's capacity by a hundred fold with a drastic reduction in elapsed processing time.

FEDERAL RELATIONS

Jim Owen, Coordinator

Title III of the National Defense Education Act
Title III of the National Defense Education Act is designed to improve instruction in the fields of science, mathematics, and modern foreign languages. This Title provides Federal funds on a 50-50 matching basis for the acquisition of equipment and materials in Georgia's public schools, Grades 1-12. Minor remodeling of existing facilities can be performed if it is necessary to make efficient use of equipment acquired under the program.
Federal funds on a 50-50 matching basis are also provided for State administration and supervision of this acquisition

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program. The Division of Administration and Instruction jointly administer this program. During fiscal years 1959 and 1960, Federal funds in the amount of $161,639 have assisted the State Department of Education in this program. These funds have made it possible for the State Department to expand its consultative program in the areas of science, mathematics, and modern foreign language.

During fiscal years 1959 and 1960, the local school systems in Georgia have provided all the matching funds for the acquisition program. They have participated under Title III to the extent shown in the chart below:

Projects

Estimated

Approved Cost of Projects

Science Mathematics Modern Foreign Languages

5952 1684 1033

$3,218,871 353,147 456,418

Total _

_ 8669

$4,028,436

STATISTICAL SERVICES

Paul Wills, Supervisor

A new unit called Statistical Services was established in the Division of Administration and Finance during the 1959 fiscal year. Financial support of this new service is equally shared by the State of Georgia and the United States Government (Section 1009, Title X, Public Law 85-864-National Defense Education Act).
This service is concerned with the collecting, processing, analyzing, and disseminating of educational information. Services of this type have heretofore been rendered by a limited number of persons who had other primary responsibilities. Title X of the National Defense Education Act has made it possible to secure full-time personnel, to rent or buy additional data processing machines, and to pay other expenses in connection with a program of statistical services. Title X also provides a pro-rata share of the salaries and expenses of personnel in other service units who are engaged in statistical work. The State Department of Education secures consultative services for this new program on a contract basis from the Bureau of Educational Studies and Field Services of the University of Georgia.
Reports from local school systems, monthly and annual, are processed and kept on file in this service unit. Educational data are organized and maintained for distribution to the various units of the Department of Education, the State Board of Education, the General Assembly, and other interested agents and agencies. Assistance is given to other governmental departments and research students who need to compile educational data. Reports are made to the United States Office of Education on educational personnel, finance, transportation, build-

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ing needs, and pupil accounting. In addition to developing routine statistics, this service unit cooperates with other department services in planning and conducting special surveys. Special surveys concerning "High School Programs of Study," "Teacher Duties and Qualifications," "Pupil Enrollment By Subject," "Teacher Resignations," and "College Entrance of
High School Graduates" were made during the 1959-60 year. Additional studies involving "Private Schools," "Academically Talented Students," "Teacher Supply and Demand," and "Parent-Teacher-Pupil Opinions Concerning Various Aspects of the School Program" have been a cooperative effort of the State Department of Education and the University of Georgia.
The Act of the Georgia General Assembly, January, 1959, H.B. No. 32 (SUB), requiring school principals to give a true and faithful accounting of funds and properties, required the State Department of Education (Section 2) to prepare a system of forms to facilitate this accounting. The preparation and distribution of this system of accounting forms have been completed by the Statistical Services Unit in cooperation with Georgia leaders in the field of school administration. Personnel of this unit continues to work with system superintendents and principals in this program.
In the development of the total program of statistical services in the State Department of Education, the handling of collected data is shifting from hand tabulating to machine processing. This change will provide educational data on a more current basis, improve the accuracy, and provide for greater flexibility in presenting educational information.

SCHOOL PLANT SERVICES

Alfred L. Davis, Chief

The Office of School Plant Services is encouraging school systems to give more attention to custodial and building maintenance programs. The State School Building Authority has made it possible for the State Department of Education to employ a mechanical engineer and a building maintenance consultant to assist school systems in establishing and maintaining maintenance programs. A survey made during the past two years indicates that only 99 of the 197 school systems had any type of system wide building maintenance staff.
The State Board of Education recognized that some of the school systems were not maintaining the buildings which had been built since 1951 as they should be maintained. The Office of School Plant Services and Dr. Smith of the Division of Administration developed standards for school building maintenance. A check list was used by personnel of the Office of School Plant Service in checking school buildings to determine whether adequate maintenance is being provided. A report is made to the superintendent with copies to the school principal and to the State School Building Authority on buildings which

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were checked. These reports call attention to neglected maintenance and include suggestions for improving the maintenance program.
The Office of School Plant Service has conducted a number of custodial clinics for school principals and custodial personnel. Slides and mimeographed material have been prepared by the Office of School Plant Service on methods of floor care and methods of cleaning buildings, fire prevention and other types of custodial services for use in teaching custodial personnel better methods of performing their work. This service is available to all school systems on request.
Staff members of the Office of School Plant Service have met with superintendents elect and school principals taking courses in administration at the University of Georgia to emphasize to these groups their responsibility in establishing and maintaining good maintenance and custodial programs.
The Office of School Plant Service with the help of the Area Representatives of the State Department of Education and personnel working in Pupil Transportation with the Department of Education have completed surveys in approximately % of the school systems in the state. The surveys have included school building needs, pupil transportation and instructional programs. The schedule has been made to complete the surveys in all of the 197 school systems within the next six months. The survey reports will be used by local boards of education as a basis for developing a school building program based on the number of children in attendance in 195960.
The Office of School Plant Services will assist in processing of applications submitted by local school systems to be approved by the State Board of Education for use of capital outlay of funds allotted to systems for building purposes. The legislature has re-activated the State School Building Authority and provided sixty million dollars over a period of twenty years to provide buildings for increased attendance since 1951-52. The architects in the School Plant Services will review all plans submitted under this program to see that they comply with State Board standards and requirements and that the buildings which are planned are functional in nature for the type of program offered. During the past two years the architects in the Office of School Plant Services have approved plans for a total of 193 new buildings or additions to buildings constructed in Georgia. Included in the 193 projects, 160 were local projects, 14 were federal projects, and 19 were State School Building Authority projects.
The Office of School Plant Services has assisted in plans for a dormitory at South Georgia Trade School, a dormitory at North Georgia Trade School, and a machine shop addition at North Georgia Trad e School. They also assisted in planning area vocational technical schools at Augusta, Albany, for white and colored, at Columbus for white and colored, and
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have drawn plans and supervised the construction of a residence for the principal at the Georgia School for the Negro
Deaf. The mechanical engineer has rendered valuable service to a
number of school systems in heating and mechanical problems. Personnel in the Office of School Plant Services have ap-
proved plans for remodeling science, mathematics, and modern foreign languages departments where N.D.E.A. funds
were spent for these purposes. A guide for the planning and construction for school facili-
ties in Georgia has been completed during this biennium. Copies of this guide were distributed to all school system superintendents and to all architects who were planning school buildings in Georgia.
The Office of School Plant Services has assisted local school officials in the selection of school sites and given advice in planning building programs and in remodeling old buildings.

PUPIL TRANSPORTATION

Joe T. DeFoor, Supervisor

All of the 159 county boards of education are currently operating pupil transportation programs. Pupil Transporta-
tion is recognized as an indispensable service in our secondary public school programs. It is an auxiliary service that enables the boards of education to assemble the pupils in rural and urban counties at school sites in sufficient numbers to provide better instruction and more learning opportunities. School people, as well as the general public, are recognizing pupil
transportation service as an extension of the classroom.
Last year, 55 % of the enrollment of rural and urban public
school children of Georgia had the daily experience of traveling to and from schools attended. Realizing the part this daily experience has in the lives of a majority of our public school
children, the State Board of Education has undertaken to bring about greater safety, economy and efficiency in bus transportation service.
Effective July 1, 1959, the operating policies were revised
and amended. A strict adherence to not more than 20 %
standee allowance was made mandatory. This, of course, required more buses in some counties but greater safety was acquired.
Minimum physical requirements for drivers of school buses were established. Each driver must pass a very rigid medical examination within 30 days before he begins to drive and as
often thereafter during the school term as the board of education may deem necessary for the safety of the children. In conjunction with this all drivers must pass the test given by the Mobile Testing Unit of the State Department of Educa-
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one leg, one foot, one hand, one eye, were color blind, had some heart ailment or were otherwise handicapped.
The ultimate result was that within one year the number of accidents in which the driver's judgment entered was reduced from 38% to 18%.
Minimum Standards for school buses were revised and amended. The present Georgia Standards are equivalent or superior to the National Standards. Special efforts were made to provide for greater braking ability, better warning lights and greater power ability of the motors. This is another effort to enhance the safety of pupils riding buses.
The State Department of Education jointly with the county boards of education are currently engaged in conducting pupil transportation surveys at the local level. These studies serve many purposes, some of which are to
1. Rearrange routes in accordance with the needs of the pupils
2. Redistribute the mileage traveled and pupils among the buses more equitably
3. Assign buses to routes on basis of number of pupils to be transported.
4. Eliminate excessive travel and duplication of service 5. Determine the number of buses required
6. Establish the 1 V2 mile radius limitation about school sites
7. Analyze business practices of the operation 8. Make recommendations to boards of education. These surveys also affect more accuracy in the counting of pupils for state aid purposes and result in the reduction of operating costs at the local level. Ultimately, state aid will be paid on only the eligible pupils transported and the number of buses required to transport them. Cost accounting records are analyzed for the purpose of bringing about better business practices. The present practice of purchasing tires, as an illustration, at State prices is saving boards of education approximately $100,000.00 per year.
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Pupil Transportation Facts for the 1959-60 School Term

Pupils Transported by

School Buses

_

_

Cars and/or Station Wagons_______

---------

Per Diem in lieu of Transportation Service

Grand Total by all Vehicles Less Than 1 1/2 Mile Radius

More Than 11;2 Mile Radius

Average Number of Pupils per Bus.

Average Number of Pupils per Trip

_

_ _
_
_

_ _

435,206
689 184 436,079 32,765 403,314
88.3 57.2

Vehicles Operated

School Buses (24-passenger and above} _

Cars and/ or Station Wagons

_

4,927 84

School Buses by Ownership
County Private Joint _

3,863 711 353

Trips Made by Vehicles School Bus
Cars and/ or Station Wagons

_

7,598

92

Trips by Bus Ownership County
Private Joint

_ _
_

5,889 1,179
530

Annual Mileage Traveled by School Buses Total Annual Mileage _

50,955,238.6

Annual Mileage by Bus Ownership County
Private Joint

_
_ _

39,548,145.2 _ 7,708,921.4
3,698,172.0

Daily One-Way Mileage by School Buses Over

Paved Roads _

_

_

Unpaved Roads

_

Total

_

Average Annual Mileage per Bus.

Average One-Way Bus Route Length

Average Annual Mileage per Trip

Average One-Way Mileage per Trip

74,345.2

_

67,808.3

_

142,153.5

_

10,342

_

28.7

_

6,706.4

_

18.7

Expenditures for Maintenance of School Buses

$13,587,791.19

Cars and/or Station Wagons_______

_

59,407.39

Per Diem in lieu of Transportation_________________

Total

_

8,323.07 $13,655,521.65

Average Cost per Bus

$2,757.82

Average Cost per Car and/or Station Wagon

$707.23

Average Cost of Buses per Child Transported More Than

Ph Mile Radi us

_

Average Cost per Mile_________

_

_

Average Cost per Bus per Day

_

Average Cost per Child per Day

_

$33.69 26.6
$15.32 18.7

Expenditures for Maintenance and Operation

Per Bus by Ownership

County

Private

_

Joint

_

_

_

~

_

$2,715.11 $2,974.80 $2,788.12

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The following table indicates the steady expansion of pupil transportation service since the 1949-50 school term.

Year
1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60

No. Buses
3,321 3,527 3,830 4,015 4,116 4,269 4,445 4,628 4,714 4,810 4,927

No. Trips
4,977 5,373 5,771 6,088 6,286 6,491 6,503 7,020 7,479 7,249 7,598

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 28.4 137,085 28.5 142,146.5 28.8

Ch'ldren Transported
Daily Total Per Bus

Total Expenditures
Including Depreciation
on County
Owned Buses

246,903 263,415 290,560 317,992 336,205 356,721 371,202 396,184 408,701 425,942 436,079

74.3 $ 6,036,777.68 74.6 6,629,001.00 75.9 7,801,945.00 79.2 9,509,805.00 81.7 9,751,150.62 83.5 10,195,686.29 83.5 10,957,998.65
85.6 11,597,922.06 86.8 12,451,597.01 88.5 12,878,256.90
88.5 13,655,521.65

The trends have been
76.6 % increase in the number of pupils transported
48.3 % increase in number of buses operated 64.0 % increase in mileage traveled 120.6 % increase in maintenance and operating expendi-
tures.

There are three kinds of school bus ownership. Some buses are owned and operated by the county boards of education, some are owned and operated by private individuals, and
some are owned jointly by the boards of education and operated by the driver. Usually the driver owns the chassis and the board of education owns the body.

The following table indicates the trend toward county owned and operated buses.

Year
1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 Totals

County Ownership

Increase

Over

No.

Previous

Buses

Year

Private Ownership
Increase
Over No. Previous Buses Year

Joint Ownership
Increase Over
No. Previous Buses Year

1,572 1,808 236 more 2,118 310 more 2,323 205 more 2,480 157 more 2,615 135 more 2,920 305 more 3,171 251 more 3,419 248 more 3,645 226 more 3,863 218 more
2,291 more

1,158 1,118 40 less 1,133 15 more 1,145 12 more 1,107 38 less 1,158 51 more 1,079 79 less
998 81 less 876 122 less 796 80 less 711 85 less
447 less

591 601 10 more 579 22 less 547 32 less 529 18 less 496 33 less 446 50 less 460 14 more 426 34 less 369 57 less
353 16 less 238 less

Total Buses

Increase Over
Previous
Year

3,321 3,527 206 more 3,830 303 more 4,015 185 more 4,116 101 more 4,269 153 more 4,445 176 more 4,629 184 more 4,721 92 more 4,810 89 more 4,927 117 more
1,606 more

The trends are as follows:
145.7% increase of county owned buses 38.6 % decrease of privately owned buses
40.2 % decrease of jointly owned buses
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Currently, 78.4 % of the buses are county owned, 14.4 % are privately owned and 7.2 % are jointly owned. The chief reason
for these trends is lower operating costs of county owned buses and more flexibility in operation and routing arrangements. Actually, conversion to county owned equipment is increasing more rapidly than the total number of buses.
The following table gives the comparative costs by ownership since 1949-50.

Year
1949-50 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60

Ownership
County Private Joint Total County Private Joint Total County Private Joint Total County Private Joint Total County Private Joint Total County Private Joint Total County Private Joint Total County Private Joint Total County Private Joint Total County Private Joint Total County Private Joint Total

No. Buses
1,572 1,158
591 3,321 1,808 1,118
601 3,527 2,118 1,133
579 3,830 2,323 1,145
547 4,015 2,480 1,107
529 4,116 2,615 1,158
496 4,269 2,920 1,079
446 4,445 3,170
998 460 4,628 3,419 876 426 4,721 3,465 796 369 4,810 3,863 711 353 4,927

Total Expenditures
$ 2,814,708.72 2,112,449.46 1,109,619.50
$ 6,036,777.68 $ 3,359,953.00
2,189,435.00 1,079,275.00 $ 6,628,663.00 $ 4,194,945.00 2,423,901.00 1,183,099.00 $ 7,801,945.00 $ 5,099,274.00 2,983,729.00 1,426,802.00 $ 9,509,805.00 $ 5,509,732.28 2,875,239.62 1,366,178.72 $ 9,751,150.62 $ 5,757,145.97 3,032,752.67 1,303,838.81 $10,093,737.45 $ 6,852,291.38 2,854,217.60 1,154,862.83 $10,857,622.48 $ 7,707,568.12 2,567,708.85 1,188,282.29 $11,463,559.26 $ 8,809,344.26 2,541,773.37 1,105,479.38 $12,456,597.01 $ 9,511,295.94 2,343,324.32 1,023,636.64 $12,878,256.90 $10,488,495.27 2,115,086.58
984,209.34 $13,587.791.19

Cost per

Bus

Child

$1,790.57 $22.89

1,824.22

25.85

1,877.52

26.28

$1,817.75 $24.45

$1,858.00 $23.99

1,958.00

26.90

1,795.00

25.96

$1,879.00 $25.20

$1,980.61 $25.39

2,139.36

28.68

2,043.34

29.00

$2,037.06 $26.85

$2,195.12 $27.00

2,605.87

33.82

2,608.41

34.84

$2,368.56 $29.91

$2,221.67 $25.89

2,597.33

34.76

2,582.57

33.69

$2,369.08 $29.00

$2,201.58 $25.72

2,618.96

32.49

2,628.71

34.89

$2,364.42 $28.47

$2,346.67 $28.61

2,645.24

34.34

2,589.37

35.38

$2,442.65 $30.56

$2,431.40 $29.56

2,572.85

34.35

2,583.22

36.80

$2,477.00 $31.17

$2,576.58

2,901.56

2,595.02

$2,638.55 $33.04

$2,744.96

2,943.87

2,774.08

$2,677.39 $32.67

$2,715.11

2,974.80

2,788.12

$2,757.82 $33.69

Mile
19.3 20.4 20.5 19.9 19.2 20.8 18.6 19.6 20.2 21.5 20.6 20.6 22.2 26.1 26.4 23.9 22.2 26.0 26.1 23.7 22.1 25.8 26.0 23.6 23.4 25.0 30.7 24.4 24.2 25.1 25.7 24.6 25.1 27.1 26.9 25.6 25.3 26.7 28.3 25.8 26.5 27.4 26.6 26.6

While there has been an increase of 51.7% in the per bus cost since 1949-50, county ownership increase has been 51.6% ; private ownership, 63% ; and joint ownership, 53.3%.
There were 3,863 drivers of county owned buses in 1959-60. The average salary was $1,233.42. The range of annual salaries was from $1,000.00 to $1,900.00.

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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 1945 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 supports an earlier law which 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 (1) 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

Miss Florrie Still, Coordinator

To facilitate the administration of the compulsory attendance law in each county and independent school system of the State, boards of education are authorized to employ visiting teachers. Visiting teachers work to improve attendance in the schools by rendering a pupil personnel case work service, with focus on pupils whose problems are of a social-emotional nature which interfere with their attendance and progress in school. Some children need this special help in addition to, and which is different from, that received in the classroom or school office situation.
The school holds a focal position in our society to detect early symptoms of developing problems. These problems are alleviated easier in the early stages, hence, this service emphasizes early referral, and is directed naturally to the elementary school age child as a preventive measure. Many referrals are made because of poor attendance and/or attitude toward school. The basic causes for such non-acceptable behavior

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are often the same and if not properly handled develop into serious problems for the individual and later to society. Without proper handling of early personal problems later treatment of full blown delinquency or mental illness may be required.
Visiting Teachers work with individual children. During the 1950-60 school term 53,043 children were referred for help. With many poor or non-attendance is the reason for referral, but the causes for the attendance problem are many and differ in each case. The school personnel referred the greater number of these but, 4,055 were referred by parents and 3,002 children made self-referral. This last figure is most significant. As children recognize their visiting teacher as an understanding, trained, accepting person who is interested in helping them, then the service can become more effective. These workers constantly request consultation with the best trained help available to improve their skills. An improved in-service training program for these workers is a great need in Georgia today.
Visiting Teachers are members of the local school staff, and give liaison service to help coordinate school and community services for the benefits of children. They know the function of local, state and national agencies, services and programs. They refer appropriate cases to other agencies and also take referrals when the problem is appropriate for this school service. They work in the school and with the home to promote understanding and good relations between parents and the school personnel. They made 82,967 home visits during last school term, 1959-60, to work with parents or school connected problems.
The visiting teacher program in Georgia is still in the development stage. The demand for this type service increases yearly, but we do not have the needed trained workers. During 1959-60 we had 155 visiting teachers working in 164 school systems. Ten worked in more than one system and twelve served the local systems in a dual role with visiting teacher service as a part of their work. Twelve other systems had only the half-time service of a worker.
Georgia's Visiting Teacher Program has been pronounced by the U. S. Commissioner of Education as "one of the best in the nation." It is recognized by leaders as a favorable aid in prevention of juvenile delinquency and in promoting mental health etc. Far-seeing individuals express the belief that professionally trained visiting teachers in each school system would prove a great economy to the state in money and human resources.
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H. S. Shearouse, Director
Curriculum Development Services Education Services Certification Services
Guidance, Counseling, and Testing Services Services for Exceptional Children
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The mISSIOn of the Division of Instruction is to administer certain programs which have been placed in this division by the State Board of Education and the State School Superintendent, and to help local school systems in the improvement of instruction. To this end, the Division of Instruction is organized into five operational units:
1. Curriculum Development Services 2. Teacher Education Services 3. Teacher Certification Services 4. Guidance, Counseling, and Testing Service 5. Services for Exceptional Children
The instructional program of the local school is made up of required courses which the State Board of Education requires all high schools to offer and of elective courses which are decided upon by local school systems. The State Board of Education requires a graduate from any Georgia high school to have three units in English, three units in Social Studies, one unit in mathematics, one unit in science, and one unit which must be either science or math, at the option of the student. In addition, every high school in the state is required by the State Board of Education to offer one unit in English, one unit in math, chemistry and physics, two units in foreign languages and vocational offerings.
The heart of any instructional program is, of course, the instructor. Therefore, the preparation of teachers becomes a very important factor in making for a first-rate instructional program. We have an extreme shortage of qualified teachers. For this reason, the State Board of Education has inaugurated a scholarship program for prospective teachers as a recruitment feature, and grants-in-aid for in-service teachers as a means for up-grading teachers already in the service. If we could achieve adequate salaries for teachers and could continue the scholarship grant-in-aid program, we would have a real chance to achieve a really competent teachers' course.
The State requires that teachers be licensed to teach and, therefore, following their preparation they must be certified to teach in this state.
It is generally conceded that any really modern program of education will include testing as one of the tools used in a model program. Also, that guidance and counseling is a service which is essential in a modern program of education. Recently, the National Congress made some funds available to this area. The department is making every effort to use the funds to increase and strengthen our program of testing, guidance, and counseling.
We have a relatively new program in the State of Services for Exceptional Children. To date, this program has centered largely around better opportunities for Mentally Retarded children. However, there are programs now for the Speech Defective, Crippled Children, Visually Impaired, Deaf and
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Hard of Hearing, Trainable and Gifted. In the next few years, these programs need to be greatly strengthened and expanded, and another area of exceptionality; namely, the Emotionally Disturbed, needs to be added to this program.

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
Miss Ira Jarrell, Director

MUSIC

Frank Crockett, Consultant

Consultative services in the field of music education have been available from the State Department of Education since September, 1958.

1. ELEMENTARY MUSIC EDUCATION WORKSHOPS
Number of Workshops-31 Number of Systems involved-38 Number of Teachers involved-2,037

II. EDUCATIONAL RADIO PROGRAM, "SINGING TIME"
Reached 19,669 upper-elementary grade children in 195960 in 22 systems in a classroom situation. (This year, 1960-61, the programs will reach 20,294 upper-elementary grade children in 17 systems in a classroom situation.)

III. HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC CLINICS (for students and teachers together), School Years 1958-59 and 1959-60
Number of Clinics-20 Number of Systems involved-198 (each of the 11 districts have had clinics) Number of Teachers involved-300 Number of Students involved-3,100 These clinics involve band, orchestra, choral music, and piano instruction

IV. PUBLICATIONS ISSUED
Workshop Manual in Music Education Newsletter to Music Teachers of Georgia Books About Music for Georgia Schools Approximately 15 short releases

A committee in music education has developed mmimum standards for music rooms which have been adopted as a part of the manual of the School Plant Service.
An advisory committee in music education completed a study in the revision of criteria for music education.
The Georgia Music Council was formed in 1959. This organization consists of the executive officers of major music organizations in Georgia, and it is concerned with problems related to music as it affects all Georgians.

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An expanded list of music textbooks and library materials have been developed, together with additional tape and film
offerings.
Some indication of the growth of the music program is shown when we compare figures for 1958-59 with those of 1959-60. The music enrollment in 1958-59 was approximately 25,000; in 1959-60 it was 32,045. In the year 1959-60, the following kinds of music classes were taught in Georgia schools: music appreciation, band, boys' chorus, girls' chorus, glee club, history of music, mixed chorus, orchestra, string class, public school music, music theory, and piano. There are 686 separate music classes being taught every day in the schools of Georgia.

ART

Miss Olleen Williams, Coordinator

Consultative services for art education have been available from the State Department of Education since September, 1958. School systems throughout the state have been visited. Planning conferences with superintendents, principals, directors of curriculum, art supervisors, art resource teachers, etc., have been held. These conferences have dealt with problems of organizing and conducting in-service workshops for teachers; selecting art materials and equipment; establishing art activities and experiences for students; and organizing classrooms forthese events, as well as discussing the purposes and goals of art experiences in our schools. The school art program has been discussed with P.T.A.'s, boards of education, and civic organizations. An exhibit of art work from Georgia schools has been presented on each of the above occasions. This exhibit was developed cooperatively with a committee of teachers from the Georgia Art Education Association. Four new traveling exhibits are available for the year 1960-1961. Local exhibits have been developed in various systems.
Services have also been rendered for various types of workshop programs throughout the state. Ten systems have engaged in a continuing type of service. These services involve approximately 600 individual teachers.
Services to colleges have involved reviews of art experiences for teachers in general curriculum programs and in art programs.
A South Georgia art teachers' group has been organized with four meetings per year. An art education unit is being developed in the Georgia Teachers and Education Association. Two art scholarship programs for high school seniors have been obtained.
The Consultant in Art Education has designed the covers for ten bulletins in the following areas: science, music, program for exceptional children, in-service education, elementary education, and the school lunch program.

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Fifty films have been previewed and, of this number, fifteen have been recommended for purchase by the State Department of Education. Two filmstrips and three sets of slides are available for circulation.
The following publications have been issued: Newsletter (to art teachers in Georgia, "A Statement About the Art Program," and approximately 15 short releases.
Twelve new teachers with the specific assignment for teaching art have been added at various levels.

FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Gordon Brown, Coordinator

1. During the 1957-58 academic year, foreign language enrollments in the public high schools of Georgia were as follows: French: 5,642; German: 120; Latin: 7,608; Spanish: 5;092. Total: 18,462. At the end of the 1959-60 academic year public high school foreign language enrollments were at least: French: 15,251; German: 181; Latin: 12,812; Spanish: 7,896; other languages including Russian: 150. Total: 36,290. This is an increase of approximately 100 per cent over a two-year period. In addition, elementary school foreign language enrollments, largely in French and Spanish, rose from an estimated 6,000 during the 1957-58 academic year to an estimated 20,000 at the end of the 1959-60 academic year.
The foreign language consultant worked ,actively to stimulate and bring about this increase in foreign language study in the public schools of the state.
2. On July 14, 1958 the State Board of Education adopted a policy that requires the teaching of atleast two years of a foreign language in every accredited public high school of Georgia. This policy, which became effective in. September, 1958, caused about 150 high schools which had not previously done so to begin teaching at least one foreign language. The language consultant worked actively with these schools in the development of their foreign language programs.
3. During the fall of 1958 the consultant researched and wrote a 40-page bulletin titled, A Primer of Foreign Language Study for Georgia Schools. 5,000 copies were multilithed and distributed to educators in Georgia and many other states of the Union. He contributed to the Materials List for Use by Teachers of Modern Foreign Languages, a 90-page pub.lication issued in 1959 by the Modern Language Association of America and distributed to tens of thousands of educators throughout the United States. Also in 1959 the consultant collaborated in the writing of the 96-page NEA publication titled Modern Foreign Languages and the Academically Talented Student, one of a series of studies produced under the direction of Dr. Charles E. Bish, director of the Academically Talented Student Project of the N.E.A. He also wrote a num-

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ber of articles on the literature of Latin America that were printed in scholarly publications during the period under review.
4. The consultant cooperated actively with the U. S. Office of Education, the University of Georgia and Emory University to bring to Georgia three modern foreign language teachers' institutes. Two of these were held at the University of Georgia in Athens during the summers of 1959 and 1960. The third is just now beginning at Emory University and will run for the entire 1960-61 academic year. Approximately $250,000 of federal funds are involved in these three institutes, whose combined enrollments total 185 teachers.
5. During the period under review the consultant assembled, at a personal expense of $1000, a collection of books and teaching materials for demonstration purposes in the schools of Georgia. About 50,000 copies of various bulletins dealing with the teaching of foreign languages were distributed to Georgia educators.
6. Scores of conferences, demonstrations, and short workshops were held for Georgia foreign language teachers. The consultant gave several hundred talks and lectures in Georgia and other states of the Union on foreign languages and their teaching during the period July 1, 1958 to July 1, 1960.

MATHEMATICS

Mrs. Gladys Thomason, Coordinator

A. Activities carried on to implement the program in Mathematics
1. Early in the school years of 1959-60 regional conferences were held for principals, supervisors and superintendents. Informal discussions were held in which assistance was given to determine criteria for using NDEA funds for the improvement of instruction in Mathematics. 988 educators were present.
2. At a work conference attended by 78 local system instructional supervisors the consultant discussed teaching aids in Mathematics. As a follow-up to this conference, seven district supervisors' meetings were attended. Printed materials and models of Mathematics teaching aids were presented to a total of 87 supervisors.
3. The Mathematics Consultant served as program chairman for the Winter Work Conference for teachers of Mathematics which was attended by 283' teachers. Teaching aids and equipment were demonstrated. Films were evaluated. Implementation of new approaches for elementary and secondary Mathematics were discussed.

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4. The consultant participated on the program of eleven district meetings of the Georgia Council of Teachers of Mathematics. 408 teachers attended.
5. At a Georgia Teacher and Education Association Regional Meeting attended by 325, the consultant served as a resource person.
6. In-service programs were conducted in 30 local school systems. Several of these were of two days' duration. A total of 1,974 teachers participated.
7. The Classroom Teachers Leadership Workshop at the University of Georgia was attended by 186 teachers. The consultant served as an instructor for the group concerned with Teaching the Gifted.
8. A committee directed by the consultant has started work on the development of a curriculum guide in Mathematics for Grades K - 12.
9. Summer workshops for two weeks each were conducted in two systems involving a total of 67 teachers.
B. Effectiveness of activities carried-on
While no formal study of the effectiveness of the above activities has been conducted, it is felt that the first year of supervisory work in Mathematics at the State level has had a good beginning. This opinion is supported by the questionnaires, check lists and comments of the participants of the workshops and the large number of requests for the consultant's help.

SCIENCE

H. V. Bullock, Coordinator

The following are indicative of the number and types of activities carried on by the Science Education Group during the past two years:

Curriculum Materials:
Vol umes I and II Science for Georgia Schools were presented to the elementary teachers of the state in twenty regional conferences during the spring of 1959. These materials were revised during 1960 in light of recommendations coming from teachers using the guide in classroom situations.
Volume III, Science for Georgia Schools, containing curriculum materials for physical science and biology was completed and presented to the teachers of the state during 1960.
Fifteen regional conferences were held for the purpose of presenting Volume III. These conferences were thought necessary since the underlying philosophy upon which the materials in Volume III were developed, as well as the materials themselves, signifies a departure from the traditional method of science pedagogy.

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N. D. E. A. Activities:
Lists of equipment and materials for guidance to local systems in preparing projects were prepared. The lists designate quantities needed per class for basic and enrichment situations.
Consultative service has been provided local systems in developing plans for using N.D.E.A. funds as well as aiding in selection and use of equipment and materials purchased under this program.
Traveling Teacher Program:
During fiscal 1959 the traveling science teachers did 143,056 student hours of lecture demonstrations in 127 high schools of the state. To do this the teachers logged 61,005 miles at an average cost, less depreciation, of 3.39 per mile.
During fiscal 1960 four of the traveling teachers did 87,777 student hours of lecture demonstrations in 104 high schools. The fifth traveling teacher worked entirely with our elementary teachers. He was able to reach 3,285 elementary teachers in actual classroom situations during the year. In this effort the traveling teachers logged 79,906 miles at an average cost of 4.47 per mile.
During the summers the traveling teachers assisted in twenty-eight workshops conducted by local systems for elementary teachers for periods of one and two weeks.
Twelve colleges participated in the program whereby the traveling teachers gave lecture-demonstrations for periods of one week to summer school classes providing additional training to science teachers.

ADULT EDUCATION

Mrs. Catherine Kirkland, Consultant

The General Adult Education Program is one of the newest in the Department of Education. The task of the consultant has been one of promoting and initiating classes in any area from literacy to foreign language. Twenty counties have participated in some kind of adult education-1l90 persons were enrolled in 1959-60. Some classes ran as long as 26 weeks, others were short courses of only 6 or 8 weeks. Classes usually met twice a week. The classes were financed by small fees of students to pay teachers. Local schools furnished buildings and other facilities. Most classes were in elementary or secondary education. Some students took G.E.D. tests and received the State High School Equivalency Certificate. Several places had art, music, French, law or other programs for self-improvement.
The consultant has worked with the Veterans' Program on curriculum planning at two summer workshops. She has held four workshops for leaders of adult programs besides serving as consultant to at least 10 or 12 Women's Clubs in their

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program of Adult Education. She has spoken to many men's civic organizations in the interest of adult education and served on state-wide adult education committees.
Since June the Literacy Program which will be a television approach to teaching illiterates has received emphasis. Sixty counties have been visited and revisited to awaken people to the great opportunity of eradicating illiteracy by television. Superintendents of schools, P.T.A. and civic club leaders are responding by organizing classes. The program consists of 98 one-half hour lessons. It began on November 7, 1960 and continues each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday until June 21, 1961. All of the work besides that of the consultant is voluntary.
Besides the general adult education program, the consultant serves as part-time consultant of N.D.E.A., Title III and as social studies consultant on invitation. The months of December, 1959, January and February, 1960 were spent in getting approvals of NDEA projects processed. She has served as social studies consultant to three teacher-education workshops and on 10 building surveys.
ALCOHOL EDUCATION, HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND DRIVER EDUCATION
J. H. Cammon, Consultant
The Department sponsors workshops in alcohol education each summer at the University of Georgia for white teachers and at Fort Valley State College for Negro teachers. In 1959, 18 white teachers and 15 Negro teachers attended these workshops. In addition to these workshops an extension class was held with 15 white teachers in attendance. The teachers attending these workshops and extension classes are taught the facts about alcohol and how it affects people. They learn the proper methods and techniques for dealing with this controversial problem.
In this space age in which we live, with its fears, suspicions, anxieties, pressures and tensions, it becomes more and more necessary that we teach the effects of alcohol and help people live a normal life under these conditions without having to resort to alcohol as a sedative. The State Department of Education allocates a staff person to organize these workshops and extension classes and also to work with the teachers that attend them.
The consultant in health education with the State Department of Education is on the state health committee of the Georgia Congress of P.T.A. and works closely with this organization in its continuous health supervision project. During the summer of 1960 the State Departments of Health and Education and the Georgia Medical Association sponsored a Seminar at Columbus, Georgia, using the theme, "The Medical Aspects of Sports." This Seminar was well attended by
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doctors, health people, coaches and other school people. The purpose of the Seminar was to bring about a better understanding and a close working relationship between doctors and school people.
During the 1959-60 school year 151 Georgia high schools provided driver education for 7,634 students. A drop of 46 schools with driver training programs is indicated from 195859 to 1959-60. In the preceding year 1958-59 records show that 197 Georgia high schools provided driver training for 9,400 students. Below are actual figures detailing the two past years' driver education programs:

Year
1958-59 1959-60

Classroom and Behind-the-Wheel Schools - Students

130

5,657

126

6,544

Classroom Only

Schools

Students

67

3,833

25

1,090

EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION

Mrs. Ma ry Grubbs, Consultant

PART I-Present ETV Activities

In September 1959, the State Department marked yet another significant step in its development toward a wider use of educational television in Georgia schools. The first fulltime teaching personnel joined the staff of the TV unit. The teacher-a native of Venezuela and graduate of Emory University-began to prepare a curriculum for elementary school Spanish instruction. Being fully aware of the fact that foreign language instructors in elementary schools are few, the Television Consultant initiated a series of regular TV lessons and arranged for area superintendents, supervisors and teachers to monitor and discuss these programs.
From September through May of 1960, twice a week, regular Spanish programs were seen over WLW-A. Drive-in meetings were held once a month at the station in order to evaluate and prepare for further developments.
Further additions to the television staff during the remainder of the year included a Staff Artist and a TV Production Manager to supervise production and direction of State Department television presentations.
Station WLW-A as a public service, continued to make available to the State Department of Education thirty minutes of daily programming time. In addition to the regular Spanish programs, educational films were made available, and on a bi-weekly basis an important public information program "Notebook" was continued by Mrs. McCullar to maintain a lively and understanding contact between the State Depart-

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ment and the Georgia teachers, parents and children whom it serves.
The State Television Consultant and the Production Manager were invited several times to visit and consult with members of the Chatham County Board of public education. In Savannah, there is in existence not only a lively interest in any future State Department ETV network, but also an active program of ETV offerings via Savannah commercial stations. There, as well as in Columbus, regular in-school programs have been made available to schools through the cooperative efforts of local school administration, teachers and commercial stations. North Georgia educators are now negotiating with TV stations in Chattanooga in order to make similar arrangements possible.
The consultative services made available by the State Department were sought frequently in this time of preparation. The TV Consultant was involved in the planning of various NDEA research projects.
One especially outstanding project was the development of a program for elementary science teacher training via TV. This program which after months of planning began on September 24, 1960, was made possible through a $60,000 grant by the National Science Foundation. In a cooperative effort between Emory University and the University of Georgia, 400 scholarships were made available to elementary school science teachers to enroll in the course. The course itself includes weekly one-hour television programs via Channel 11-the time is being contributed to the project without charge by WLW-A-and monthly drive-in meetings at both of the two institutions for personal consultation and lab work. The course is being taught by Dr. W. B. Baker, Director of the Emory University Museum and head of the Department of Biology at Emory University.
The TV Unit of the State Department cooperates in this program by sponsoring local study groups and by making teaching aids available to them. The TV Unit also makes the video-tape recording of these programs possible.
The State Department of Education did not limits its planning and activities to occasional offerings via WLW-A. A state-wide ETV network which would put all Georgia schools within reach of an educational television station is envisioned. Two construction permits have been granted to the Department by the Federal Communications Commission. One is for Channel 8 in South Georgia near Waycross and another for Channel 9 in the Savannah area.
At the request of educators in the South Georgia area, a special workshop was held in order to introduce administrators and teachers to the State Department's plans.
During the early part of 1960, the University of Georgia and its Georgia Center for Continuing Education began to con-
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struct a production studio for the State Department of Education. This studio is located in the Georgia Center Building. The construction was called for in an earlier cooperative agreement between the State Department and the University. Under State Department direction, this studio was equipped with the necessary production aids. The engineering installation was done by technicians of the University's TV station WGTV. The limited area of this studio was to serve as a training ground for TV teachers. A main production Centerthe hub of the entire projected state network-was planned on property owned by the State in the Atlanta area. This production center was in the blueprint and planning stage when developments made it necessary to postpone further planning for some time.
For this reason, a readjustment of plans became necessary and arrangements were made to use the facilities at WGTV together with the facilities at WLW-A for regular State Department programs. After an extensive and highly concentrated workshop period during August of 1960, the regular State Department in-school television programs began on September 12, 1960.
The schedule calls for Spanish for elementary schools, elementary school science, high school Biology, Mathematics for the 7th and 8th grades and elementary school Music. These are thirty-minute programs scheduled two days a week at 9 :15 and 10 :15 a.m. They are broadcast over WGTV. All State Department programs are pre-taped in order to assure continuity and avoid interruption by sickness or other events.
At this time, the TV Unit of the State Department of Education is evaluating the initial results of these first programs and efforts are under way to have more and more school systems included in this endeavor.
PART II-History of ETV Activities
(From Report to Governors Conference) "The first concrete activity of the State Department in utilizing television for adult education was the institution of a series of educational programs over commercial television station WLW-A, Channel 11, in Atlanta. The first programs were telecast in 1953. These programs were designed to assist parents in preparing their children for attendance in the first grade, the primary reason for these programs being that Georgia does not have tax-supported kindergartens in its public school system. This series of programs ran 130 weeks for 30 minutes each day, Monday through Friday.
"In the summer of 1955, for a three-month period, the Department telecast the program, 'Teachers in Action.' This program was designed to assist teachers in more effectively utilizing audio-visual aids to improve the quality of instruc-
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tion. Teachers participating in this prog-ram were able to view the telecasts at home or in the studio.
"In the fall of 1955, all System School Superintendents in the Atlanta metropolitan area held a conference and set up plans for using WLW-A facilities under the supervision of the State Department of Education to telecast classroom activities from their schools as a means of interpreting the public school program to the taxpayers. That series, known as 'School Days,' continued in operation until June, 1957.
"In the spring of 1956, the State Board of Education appropriated the sum of $35,000 to equip a laboratory school with closed-circuit television facilities for the purpose of studying the effectiveness of television in broadening educational opportunities for children. Another important objective was to discover ways in which closed-circuit television could be used for in-service development of teachers. The Conley Hills School in Fulton County was chosen as the laboratory school. Fulton County financed a television workshop at this school during the summer of 1957. The facilities were put into operation in January, 1958.
"The State Department of Education and WLW-A have cooperated during the past four years in conducting workshops to prepare teachers for telecasting educational programs. More than three hundred teachers have participated in the workshops and more than seven hundred teachers have appeared on television one or more times to demonstrate classroom activities. These activities have been effective in developing public understanding.
"The Department cooperated with the Georgia Center for Continuing Education in the summer of 1958 in a workshop for teachers who were interested in television. Many of these teachers are now presenting materials for classroom use on commercial stations. Courses in Spanish and in Music are being taught on commercial stations in Columbus, Physics, Mathematics and Music are being taught over Station WLW-A in Atlanta. One of the teachers is teaching a course in French over the Atlanta city station WETV."
Note: In November, 1960, the Governor authorized the use of $500,000 for building an educational television station in the Waycross area.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey, Consultant

This office works with elementary teachers in all the fields of their teaching, reading, music, art, arithmetic, and others. The consultant works with directors of curriculum in the local school systems, and is the state advisor for their professional organization.

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TEACH ER EDUCATION

Miss Mary Ellen Perkins, Coordinator

Pre-Service Education

Eighteen colleges for white students and nine colleges for

Negro students prepare teachers for the public schools of

Georgia. Of these 27 institutions ten are state supported

colleges and 17 are private colleges which are primarily

liberal arts colleges.

The white public colleges of the state produce about 75 %

of the white teachers educated in the state. The public Negro

colleges of the state produce about 80% of the Negro ele-

mentary teachers and about 50 % of the Negro secondary

teachers. The State Department of Education provides leader-

ship in both state-supported and private liberal arts colleges

in the study and improvement of the teacher education pro-

grams within the institutions. The same standards are re-

quired of all institutions educating teachers.

Representatives of the State Department of Education,

representatives of the colleges, and representatives of the

public schools work together in the Georgia Council on

Teacher Education for the improvement of teacher education

in Georgia. The Council develops criteria which serve as

standards for institutions in developing programs for teachers.

The Council also makes recommendations to the State Depart-

ment of Education concerning upgrading programs now exist-

ing, proposals for in-service education of teachers, the over-

all certification pattern, and, in general, any area of the

college program which might have an effect on the education

of teachers.

A recent study of what is actually provided in college

programs at the bachelor's level for elementary teachers

shows that the elementary teacher's program consists of:

General education

59 %

Specialized subject matter_

20.5 %

Professional education

20.5%

A study of high school teaching fields show about the same percentages with some variation in the required specialized subject matter according to the fields; such as music education, social studies, and mathematics. The total professional education content remains the same throughout these programs. Of the professional education there is included study of human growth and development, psychology of learning, curriculum, history and philosophy of education, one course in methods, and student teaching. Thus, of the four years of work required of the prospective teacher, only
one course is a methods course.
The State Department of Education continues to assume leadership in encouraging colleges to maintain a balance of graduates among the various teaching fields. However, study

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of the supply from the colleges shows a slight decrease in the number of teachers completing a program designed for teaching in the elementary school and a slight increase in the number completing programs for teaching in the high schools. The need in the public schools is the reverse of this trend. The following tables show the supply of teachers for the past two years.
Teachers Graduated from Georgia Colleges in 1958-1960

Field

1958-1959 Men Women W N W N Total

1959-1960 (Est) Men Women
W N W N Total

Elementary

Education

31 29 443 233 736

Art Education

3

18 2 23

Health & Phvsical

Education

59 9 25 16 109

Ed. of Excentional

Children

2 ----

2

Grades 7-8-9

1 ----

2 ----

3

Music Education 13 8 27 5 53

High s-chool: -

Agriculture

13 11 ----

24

Business

Education English

22 6 48 16 92 19 6 85 28 138

Foreign

Language

1 7 4 12

Home Economics

91 8 99

Industrial Arts 26 10

----

36

Mathematics

29 16 20 18 83

Science

26 14 18 15 73

Social Studies 76 37 51 36 200

GRAND TOTAL 318 147 837 381 1683

30 15 442 223 710

2

13 ----

15

72 30 26 18 146

----

4

----

4

1 ----

4 ----

5

19 7 35 11 72

13 13 - -

----

26

21 12 61 37 131 20 5 117 30 172

2 ---- 13 2 17

87 16 103

22 15

----

37

29 20 32 16 97

23 29 23 26 101

61 38 65 27 191

315 184 922 406 1827

465

1218

499

1328

-

White Negro

1960 Teacher Education Graduates

Grades Ed. of Music, Elementary 7-8-9 Excp. Ch. Art, P.E.

-- --- 472

5

4

167

-------- 238

0

0

66

High School
589 286

Total
1,237 590

Graduate Work
In the past instructional supervisors, principals, visiting teachers, and superintendents have been required to hold or work toward a master's degree. A few classroom teachers elected to continue their study through the fifth year of college. Teachers are being encouraged to continue their training through the fifth year. Five white colleges and two Negro colleges provide opportunity for study at the master's level. The Georgia Council on Teacher Education has in the past two years given a careful look at the content and experiences
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provided through study in the master's program for all school personnel. This study is continuing.
Recent changes in requirements for classroom teachers as approved by the State Board of Education were actually recommendations from the Georgia Council on Teacher Education. The Council provides leadership in up-grading programs planned in Georgia colleges at the master's level, as well as at the undergraduate level. During the past year study has been given to programs for teachers at the sixth-year of college. Study is being continued as it is felt that this program should be particularly designed to meet the needs of classroom teachers.
Two colleges in the state are providing programs at the sixth-year level. Both of these are white colleges, one private college and one public college.
In-Service Education
To encourage classroom teachers to continue study at the graduate level, the State Board of Education provided grants in aid for such study. Teachers were selected for grants in aid through a screening process. The screening process included making adequate scores on the National Teachers Examination, successful teaching of at least one year in Georgia, recommendation by the principal and superintendent of the system in which the teaching experience was completed, and holding a professional certificate. During the summer of 1960, 551 teachers took advantage of the grants in aid and studied at an advanced level. Of these 551 teachers 238 were high school teachers and 313 were elementary teachers. These teachers represented 133 county school systems and 27 city school systems in the State of Georgia. Some of these teachers were studying at the sixth-year college level. This program is to be continued in the summer of 1961.
Another project in in-service teacher education which began in 1958 is the non-credit in-service workshops in local communities. The workshop is designed to improve instruction in a particular school system. The local school system sets up the area of study. The leaders in the local systems plan with the State Department of Education in organizing the experiences to be provided in the workshop and in selecting staff members for the workshop. During the summer of 1960, 11 school systems voluntarily requested help from the State Department of Education in planning, organizing, and staffing in-service education workshops within the local school system. It is felt that this type of study during the summer needs to be encouraged by financial aid in staffing the workshops appropriately. Participants in the workshops are enthusiastic about the experiences.
Recently programs for teachers are being presented by T.V. This is the newest approach to providing in-service edu-
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cation for teachers. The first project by T.V. is a joint project by Emory University and the University of Georgia to help classroom teachers at the elementary level improve the science offerings and experiences in the elementary schools. Although this project is under the direction of the college, it was jointly planned by the State Department of Education and Emory University. It is being financed by the National Science Foundation. It is hoped that this first project to provide education for teachers by T.V. may lead to other desirable programs through the medium of television.
Teacher Recruitment
The urgent need of staffing Georgia schools with capable, professionally trained teachers for every classroom impelled the Department and its Superintendent to recommend to the State Board of Education a plan for financing the college education of bright young people who wished to enter the teaching profession.
The 1960 General Assembly, after a referendum approval by the voters, authorized the use of at least $150,000 a year for these scholarships. The Governor approved the allotment of these funds for this purpose in the Department's annual budget.
We will have this year approximately 200 bright young Georgians in this program. Some of them entered college in the fall of 1960; others were already in college.
A committee named by the Superintendent was set up to work out criteria for the scholarships. The requirements, as approved by the State Board of Education, set up very high standards, which have been adhered to in spite of pressure. We feel that the inherent purpose of the scholarships will be defeated if we once let down the high standards which have
been set. Applicants must be in the upper 20 % of their high
school class, and have a predictable score of 85 for college wo rk , They may get up to $1000 a year (the average has been $750) for four or five years, and may cancel the debt by teaching in Georgia, which they agree to do before they get the loan.
Few states have these scholarships for teachers. Georgia has had them for medical students for several years. There has been enthusiastic commendation of the program in Georgia. It is the best possible investment of money and will pay rich dividends in getting young teachers with bright minds and warm personalities into the classrooms of Georgia.

TEACHER CERTIFICATION

Ted Owens, Supervisor

Teacher Certification is one function of the Division of Instruction in the State Department of Education. Its purpose is to issue certificates or credentials to Georgia teachers and school leaders based upon training and experience.

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The certificate is official evidence of the teacher's fitness to serve in the profession, and it determines the salary to be paid by the state. The certificates give guidance to superintendents in employing teachers for the various positions on his faculty. It also is 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. The present law is as follows:
"32-605-No teacher, principal, supervisor, or superintendent other than County School Superintendent, shall be employed in the public schools unless such person shall hold a certificate from the State Board of Education, certifying to his or her qualifications as such teacher, principal, supervisor, or superintendent, pursuant to the rules and regulations of the State Board of Education. The State Board of Education shall provide, by regulation, for the classification of all teachers in the public schools in this state upon the basis of academic, technical and professional training and experience; and the certificate issued to each such teacher by the State Board of Education or pursuant to its authority, shall indicate the classification of such teacher."
It is significant that this 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 Board of Education. The Board then designates 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 develops 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.
The attached graph (Year Level of Training of Teachers 7-31-60) traces the professional program of Georgia teachers for the past fifteen years. It is important to note that in the 1945-46 school year only 40'1r of Georgia teachers held de-
grees. In the present year, this figure has risen to 88 %. The
number of teachers with training below the degree level has been consistently reduced over this same span of years. It is evident that the certification structure, with its planned re-
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wards for study and experience, has had no small part in this

growth.

.

Certain aspects of the certification program may be of interest.

Background for Certification Policy

It is felt that children are the most important factor in the school program. Consequently, the curriculum that best educates children determines the teacher education programs in the colleges, which indicates the policy for certification.

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.

Number of Teachers
The Division of Administration and Finance states that
29,645 Y2 state allotted teachers were employed for the 1958-
59 school year. The comparable allotment for the 1959-60 school year is 33,304 teachers. This does not include 239 kindergarten teachers and 336 special adult program teachers.

Kinds of Teachers' Certificates
Certificates are issued according to levels (elementary grades, grades 7-8-9, and high school), teaching fields (math, science, English, etc.), and special competence (principal, superintendent, visiting teacher, etc.).
Life certificates are issued under certain conditions and re-
main valid as long as the holder continues to teach. About 66 %
of Georgia teachers hold the life certificate. As of August 30, 1960, there were 21,291 life certificates in effect in the teaching force of the state. The largest number of these were Life Professional Four-Year (DT-4) Certificates with a total of 15,347. Next to this figure is the Life Professional Five-Year (DT-5) Certificate with a total of 4,474. There are in effect in the state 263 Life Professional Two-Year (DT-2) Certificates and 1,188 Life Professional Three-Year (DT-3) Certificates. There are 19 Life Teacher Specialist's Six-Year (DTS-6) Certificates.
Emergency certificates are based upon two or more years of college training, but the holder has some deficiency such as a
lack of recent study. About 3.9 % of Georgia teachers are in
this group.
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Permits are a "permission to teach" for persons with less than two years of college training. Less than 1 % (.6%) of Georgia teachers fall in this category.

Internal Operation
The Office of Certification issued a yearly average of 13,576 certificates during the past two years (1958-59 and 1959-60). The greater portion of the certificates was issued on the fourth and fifth year level of professional training. The attached chart (Number and Type Certificates Issued 1959-60 in Comparison with those Issued 1958-59) illustrates the number of certificates issued in the major groups.
It is also worthy of attention that in the year 1959-60 there were 180 permits issued. In a recent study made in the Office of Certification, it was learned that the major portion of the permits were issued to teachers in a small number of counties. In Walker County alone, there were 23 permits issued in 195960 and 28 permits issued in 1958-59. Next to Walker County, we find that Dade County issued 16 in 1959-60 and 13 in 1958-59. Chatham County also issued a large number of permits-12 in 1959-60 and 16 in 1958-59. Summarizing this survey, we conclude that the major portion of the permits have been issued to counties in the northern and northwestern part of the state.

Number and Kinds of Principals' Certificates Issued

In a survey made in 1959-60 with reference to the number

of principals' certificates issued to the school personnel of the

state, we find that a total of 3,064 principals' certificates have

been issued with the following breakdown :

Principal's Provisional (P-4) Principal's Professional (P-5) Principal's Life Professional (DP-5)

742 238 2088 .

24 % 8 'Ie
67 'Ie

Principal's Life Six-Year (DP-6)

16 Less than 1 J'('

Of this total number of 3,064 in a recent study made, we find that 2,373 were actually working in the principal's position. Of this group, we find that 45 years is the mean age, and also that 45 years is the median age. The largest number of principals' certificates issued is the Principal's Life Professional (DP-5) Certificate. This certificate has been issued to 2,030 persons. The next group is the Principal's Provisional (P-4) Certificate which has been issued to 734 persons. These two groups comprise 91 e!r- of the total principals' certificates issued. Three enclosed charts give further illustrations and breakdowns with reference to the age of the various groups of principals.

Recent Changes in Teacher Certification
The State Board of Education passed the following measures with reference to certification, July 14, 1958:

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1. Persons assigned to guidance must have had at least three courses in guidance and counseling from a qualified institution, by the beginning of the school year 1960-61. They must also show annual progress until they obtain professional certification.
2. Beginning with the school year 1961-62, all high school teachers must teach the majority of the classes in an area in which they are certified. Also, elementary teachers must hold an elementary certificate. Beginning teachers in Grades 7-8-9 must be certified for Grades 7-8-9.
3. Subject matter or content courses shall hereafter be required for the purpose of renewing or reinstating professional certificates based on four or more years of college work; provided this regulation shall be amenable to the course requirements prescribed by colleges for master degree programs.
4. Beginning in September, 1960, the State Department of Education will not issue a teaching certificate to any beginning teacher with less than four years of college work.

New Certificates

On July 6, 1960, the Office of Certification issued the first six-year certificate. Since that date and up to the present time, the office has issued 44 six-year certificates according to the following breakdown:

DTS-6 (Teaching)

19

DP-6 (Principal)

15

DSV-6 (Supervisor)

8

DSD-6 (Superintendent)

1

DVT-6 (Visiting Teacher)

1

48

1. Yrs. 0 f

College

194

100

194

~ ~ , 6 7 Is 9
7 ls 9 0

1 2

2
I,

3

14

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~

17
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70

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60
~

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50

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40

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college

training

30

2coyl lreg:~

20 10

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170

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< i\ ~ll trainl.ng

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1

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YEAR LEVEL OF TRAINING OF TEACHERS

- - 7 31 60

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Six. Yoor Cortlflcoto.

DTS.6

19

DP.6

15

DSV.6

8

DSU -6

1

DVT.6

1

Total

44

NUMBER AND TYPE CERTIFICATES ISSUED 195'-60 IN COMPARISON WITH TltOSE ISSUED 1958 - 59

..

~ 195960

Po. . . l h " " "

'! 195859

.J-

b.60
P.4, SV.4, SU-4, VT-4

195960

~
(Proyl.lonal Laodar.hlp) 337

195859

J~;-
P-5, SV.5, SU-5, VT.5
I (ProIa..I_1 Loodor.hlp~ 467

1959- 60 1958-59

169 9

1959.so

T.2, T3_ ......- - 1

I .", (Prola..lonol Toochlng)1 9'0

195859

Totol CortlHcola. I....d 1959.60 Totol Cortlflcolo. I..uod 1951 59

n,775 14,376

T.4, T5 (Prolanlona' Toachlng)

I 8098

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1958- 59

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

1738 B.4, B.5J"....

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1958-59

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1958-59

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Total Certificates Involved
Age Range Involved Mean Age Median Age
*.498 0/0.

Age (Mean-Median) of Persons with Valid Principals CertificatesBoth Races-1959-60

P-4 Certificates
240/0 734 Incl. 9 ages unknown
24-74 yrs.
44 yrs.
43 yrs.

P-5 Certificates
80/0 233 Inc!. 5 ages unknown
27-72 yrs. 46 yrs. 46 yrs.

DP-5 Certificates
670/0 2,030 Incl. 58 ages unknown
27-73 yrs.
46 yrs.
47 yrs.

DP-6 Certificates
10/0* 15 Incl. 1 age unknown
29-56 yrs.
40 yrs.
39lh yrs.

All Types of Principals Certificates
1000/0 3,012 Incl. 73 ages unknown
24-74 yrs.
45 yrs,
45 yrs.

Age-Certification Data of Persons* with Valid Principals CertificatesBoth Races-1959-60 School Year
(*Principals and teachers who were active during 1959-60)

Age Range
20-30 .
31-40

P-4 Certificates No. %
------ 72 10%
....238 33%

P-5 Certificates No. %
8 3%
64 28%

41-50

... 182 25% 79 34%

51-60 .

... 169 23% 53 23%

61-70

........ 54 7% 21 9%

71-80 ------------------ 10 1%

3 1%

Age Unknown .. 9 1% 5 2%

DP-5 Certificates No. %

DP-6 Certificates No. %

30 1% 1 6l.h %

576 28% 7 47%

705 35 % 4 27%

522 26% 2 13%

132 7% 0 0%

7 **

0 0%

58 3% 1 6l.h 0/0

Total No. %
111 4% 885 29% 970 32% 746 25% 207 7%
20 1%
73 2%

Grand Total .734 100% 233 100% 2,030 100% 15 100% 3,012 1000/0

**Less than one-half of one percent.

Age-Certification Data of Persons* with Valid Principals CertificatesBoth Races-1959-60 School Year
(*Principals and teachers who were active during 1959-60)

Age

No. With P-4
Certificates

24. ------------- 1 25 ... 2 --------

26 .. ----- ------- 4 27 ...... ------- 4
28 --------- ------ 10 29 ----- -------- 24 30 ------------- 27

31 26 ------ -------

32 .. ------------- 16

33 .. ------------- 26

34

30

35 ... ------ ----- 27

36 ------ -

28

37 ------ ------- 30

38 ... ----- 18

39 15 -.--- ---.----

40 22 ._--- --------

41 .. 42 ... 43 ... 44. 45

26
13 17 17 - -----18 - ---._-

46

24

47. ----_.-.

18

48

20

49.

12 ----- .. -

50 ..

17

No. With P-5
Certificates
2 0 2 4
5 3 3 3 6
8 6 10 11 9
11 6 7 8 9
7 9 10 4 8

No. With DP-5
Certificates

No. With DP-6
Certificates

3

2

7

1

18

0

24

1

37

0

48

1

53

1

66

0

61

0

72

2

79

0

64

1

72

1

57

0

73

1

78

1

80

0

58

1

79

0

76

0

73

0

70

1

61

0

Total
1 2
4 9 12 34 49
56 56 78 87 99
97 110 107
91 104
94 93 103 105 86
110 103 103
87 86

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51 21 -------- -------

52 ---------------- 16

53

------- 18

54 16 -------- -------

55 -------------- 21

56 19 ----------------

57

------- 22

58 ---- ---- ------ 14

59 ------- -------- 10

60 ---------------- 12

61 ---------------- 3

62 ----

10 --------

63 --- ------- ---- 7

64 -----------

6

65 ___

3

66

--------

8

67 ---- ----------- 4

68 -----------

7

69 ---------------- 5

70 ---- ----------- 1

71

2

72 ---------------- 6

73 ---------------- 1

74 ---------------- 1

Age Unknown -- 9

Grand Total ........734

4

62

8

65

5

66

8

58

7

58

4

72

6

40

2

43

4

19

5

39

1

29

7

17

3

14

1

16

3

17

1

13

0

7

3

12

2

3

0

4

2

3

1

3

0

1

0

0

5

58

233

2,030

0

87

89

89

82

1

87

1

96

68

59

33

56

33 34 24 23 23

22
11 22 10
5

7 10
2 1

1

73

15

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GUIDANCE, COUNSELING AND TESTING
R. D. Pulliam, Chief
This program has been greatly expanded in Georgia, as in other states, since the 85th Congress made available educational funds under the National Defense Education Act of 1958, known as Public Law 864.
Georgia, which had begun a testing program with $55,000, has moved now into a testing, guidance, and counseling program that makes it possible to know more about the individual pupils and what they are capable of achieving.
The federal funds which come to Georgia under this program, which is Title V of the ten titles of Public Law 864, amount to about $374,000 a year. This is being matched at the state level, since the state was already putting money into the testing program. In addition to this money, which can be used only for grades 8 through 12, the Board of Education provides that $100,000 be used for tests for elementary school children. All of this together provides nearly a million (approximately $850,000) per year currently that is making possible a program of testing, guidance and counseling for Georgia boys and girls.
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Testing is no panacea for all ills. It depends on how the results of the tests are used. The Department of Education has three staff members who are assigned to work with this program, and they help local systems to give teachers guidance in using the test results efficiently. There are more counselors in Georgia schools than there were when the program started, and the service is gaining recognition as being a helpful part of the school program. Testing has come in for some criticism in the state and nation by some who sincerely believe that it has been magnified out of proportion. But the State Superintendent of Schools, the members of the State Board, and the staff of the Department generally feel that it is a vital and helpful part of a modern school program, and when used well, can do much to make education more effective.
Many Georgia. teachers have taken special summer courses in testing, guidance, and counseling, and say that they feel better able to understand the program and to use the results of testing as a revealing and helpful means of guidance and counseling for their students.
In the school year 1960-61 there were 166 full-time guidance counselors and 414 part-time guidance counselors, making a total of 580 in the public schools in the state. The following table shows the number of students who took scholastic aptitude and intelligence tests and achievement tests, grades 8-12, in the school year 1959-60:

Grade
8 9 10 11 12 Total

Public Secondary
School Enrollment
78,658 65,483 55,204 45,404 37,059 281,808

Number of students
in secondary schools tested at least once
61,998 51,068 42,695 35,232 26,203 217,196

Total number tests administered
116,329 97,406
104,153 67,630 39,379
424,897

The State Department of Education offers to local school systems free test scoring service for tests which can be machine scored.

EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN

Dr. Mamie Jo Jones, Coordinator

Georgia is recognizing its responsibility to educate all of its children. The following table shows the growth of the exceptional child program in the number of children served and in the number of teachers.

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Number Number

of Units of Units

Area of Exceptionality

Percentage 1958-59
-~ e---

1959-60

Speech Defective ---- ---\----------- 5.000'1,

43

52

- - -----1-.

Crippled Children and

Special Health Problems... _ 4.000'lr

40

43 1/ 2

Number of Children Served in 1958-59
5,599
1,185

Number of Children Served in 1959-60
5,799
1,282

Visually Impaired" ----- ---------- 0.233'1<

11

14

293

286

Deaf and Hard of Hearing .. 1.100'1<

5

5

103

110

Mentally Retarded
.

2.000'1< 163 261

2,596

4,117

Totals .12.333% ------- ------" -------------

262

375%

9,776

11,594

Eighty-six school systems have teachers to work with children who are mentally retarded, crippled or ill with special health problems, visually impaired, speech defective, and hard of hearing. They worked with 9,776 children in 1958-59 and 11,594 children in 1959-60. Reported elsewhere are the statistics for the Georgia Academy for the Blind and the Georgia School for the Deaf.
Georgia is one of nine southern states participating in the Southern Regional Education Board's leadership training project for the education of gifted children. Although there are no state funds allotted for services to the gifted, the consultant in that area has worked with local schools to help them meet the needs of the child who is bright and gifted. Sixty-nine school systems have reported that they are providing a program for 18,466 of these children which is approximately 10 per cent of their school population. (See map.)
During the 1959-60 year 2,127 children were tested at a cost of $32,538.00.
Progress has been made, but there is still much to do. The State Board of Education has approved a program for children who are mentally retarded and trainable. This program will start in the fall of 1961.
We still need to plan for the exceptional child who goes to school in a system where there are not enough children with similar educational problems for the services of a teacher.
There are no additional funds for transportation of exceptional children. Many of these children must attend a school at a great distance from their school district, in order to get an educational program designed to meet their needs.
There are no state funds allotted to provide additional services for children who are intellectually gifted.

*Includes children who are receiving large print books and those enrolled in special programs.
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INSTRUCTIONAL SUPERVISION
The demand for instructional supervisors continues to exceed the supply. This year there are four intern supervisors entering the profession.
In 1959-60 there were 98 state-allotted supervisors serving 109 systems. In 1960-61 99 state-allotted supervisors are serving 107 systems. In addition, there are a number of special and general supervisors employed locally in many of the larger school systems.
For some time members of the Georgia Department of Instructional Supervision and of the State Department of Education have felt that the title "instructional supervisor" failed to give to the general public an adequate picture of the work done. In June, 1960, the title was changed to "Director of Curriculum." Many superintendents and others have expressed appreciation for the change, saying the new title helps to magnify the increasing importance of the job.
The wide range of abilities required of directors of curriculum, the long work hours, and the longer period of schooling required for professional certification make the problem of recruitment difficult. Difference between the maximum teacher's or principal's salary and that of a director of curriculum further discourages initial entrance into the field of supervision or continuance therein.
Supervisors are organized on a state-basis into a Georgia Education Association Department, the Georgia Department of Instructional Supervision and on a regional basis into district groups holding regular in-service study meetings as a means of continuing professional growth. An annual conference of the Department of Instructional Supervision is held. Usually it is a three-day conference organized on a timely theme and providing opportunities to hear an outstanding authority on the chosen topic as well as opportunities for group discussions.
Fourteen directors of curriculum have received the sixth year certificate. Twenty other directors of curriculum have enrolled at the University of Georgia for work on the six-year program. Thirty are enrolled for advanced study in seminar groups during 1960-61. With the extension of grants-in-aid for study for directors of curriculum at both fifth and sixth year levels, the goal of having the services of such a person available to each school system in Georgia becomes more nearly attainable.
READING PUBLICATION
The publication, "Teaching Word Recognition Skills in Georgia Schools," is another significant contribution of the Division of Instruction to the improvement of the instructional program of the state.
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This booklet by Dr. Ira Aaron, College of Education, University of Georgia, and the two thirty minute tapes prepared by the author to explain the proper use of the booklet, are proving to be valuable aids to Georgia teachers in the field of Reading. Beginning teachers, as well as those of experience, need more help and information about the techniques of teaching children to read.
Dr. Aaron is an expert in his field and has designed this booklet to help children read with skill by improving the teaching of word recognition skills.
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Hal Clements, Director
Free Texbook Program School Library Program Public Libraries Library for the Blind Audio-Visual Services Surplus Properties Agency Food Distribution Unit
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FREE TEXTBOOK PROGRAM
Many new and important instructional aids are now employed to strengthen Georgia's instructional program, but the textbook still remains as the one instructional aid which is used consistently by all teachers for all children. In the rapid upgrading of the school curriculum, publishers have assisted schools by making textbooks more attractive as well as richer in content.
Georgia's free textbook program has made it possible for all children to have textbooks in every learning area in which they are needed. Supplementary textbooks and textbooks for students in accelerated classes in addition to the basic textbooks have enabled teachers to enrich the instructional program to a greater degree.
The State Board of Education adopts textbooks only after the available material has been carefully surveyed and recommended by a qualified professional committee. A multiple list of textbooks is made in each teaching field so that the various school systems of the state can select the textbooks which fit their special needs.
Spiraling costs have caused a steady increase in the price of textbooks over the past few years. Textbook contracts are made for a five-year period; but as each contract period ends, there has been an advance in prices. State Law requires a minimum expenditure of $3.00 for each pupil enrolled in the schools. Increased cost of textbooks and the constant annual increase in enrollment permit an allotment of an amount just slightly above the legal required expenditure per child.

SCHOOL LIBRARIES 1958-60

Miss Sarah Jones, Chief Consultant

Quality education demands quality library service-excellence in the quality and quantity of library materials, superior library facilities, highly competent librarians and cooperative and imaginative school leadership and personnel.
Boys and girls in 939 elementary schools in 1958-60 had an opportunity to use centralized elementary libraries. This same opportunity was available to the boys and girls attending 275 twelve grade schools. Through the services of these libraries they had access to:
A collection of books covering a wide range of subjects, geared to their individual reading levels
Reference materials to help answer specific questions and to aid in solving group and individual problems
Magazines to inform them and to help them keep abreast of what is happening in today's world
Audio-visual materials to give additional information and pleasure

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They had an opportunity to:
Broaden and deepen their reading interests and to learn the value and pleasure of reading
Locate and evaluate information Learn research techniques at their own levels
Develop reading and study habits that carryover into high school, college and adult life
In 264 of the elementary schools there were certificated librarians to help give direction and guidance in these learning experiences and to bring professional competence to the selection, organization and administration of library materials. Seventeen high school librarians helped organize the elementary libraries in their school systems during the summer months and served as consultants during the school year. Boys and girls attending 388 elementary schools still do not have central libraries in their schools.
All high schools had libraries, but 81 did not have certificated librarians. The necessity for providing challenging programs for the academically talented student has focused attention on the importance of excellent school library service to make available the materials needed for research and independent study and to aid the student in developing research skills. The growing emphasis on reading guidance and planned reading programs has helped boys and girls at all levels to increase their ability to read and to evaluate critically the printed word. The acquisition by many school libraries of audio-visual materials has furnished additional media for enriching the learning experience. Excellent library service requires a highly competent librarian, as well as superior resources and facilities.
One pressing need is for the employment of a full-time library consultant in the larger systems to coordinate and give direction to library services within the system. In those systems where such consultative help is now available there is evidence that the library programs are administered more effectively, more economically and contribute more vitally to the total school program.
State and local funds to purchase library materials increased during the biennium, but rising prices tended to offset this increase in funds.
The student assistants, who give valuable help in operating school libraries, are organized on a district and state-wide basis. They evidence a growing appreciation of the value of library service and an increasing interest in improving the quality of their library work. They also have a unique opportunity to become proficient in the use of libraries and to contribute imaginative ideas to the improvement of library service in their respective schools.
Plans are being made to hold conferences of librarians, principals and other administrative school personnel in all
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areas of the state to discuss ways in which library service can be improved. It is hoped that out of these conferences will grow immediate and long range recommendations for the strengthening of school library service at the local and state levels.
The overall picture of school library service in Georgia in terms of school and community interest, facilities and materials shows great improvement. There is an increase in professional personnel from year to year, but it does not keep pace with the demand for trained library leadership. A program to train teacher-librarians has been started at Savannah State College. Library training is being offered by the University of Georgia at its off-campus center at Albany. Workshops, conferences and on the job training have provided an opportunity to learn better library procedures and to share experiences. School librarians, trained and untrained, other school personnel, public librarians, and community groups are working and planning together in developing a school library program of which Georgia can be justly proud.

Provide experiences that help students To develop good citizenship attitudes To explore pre-vocational choices To grow in leadership ability To serve the school and community

Improve opportunities To enrich reading To meet individual needs To challenge the gifted To aid the slow learner

In Georgia
518 Hig h School Libraries 939 Elementary School Libraries

Serve as laboratories where boys and girls use materials
To find answers To evaluate information To seek rewarding reading
experiences To learn research skills

Supply materials To satisfy his enquiring mind To explain his rich heritage To interpret the world in which he lives To develop his aesthetic appreciation
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PUBLIC LIBRARIES
Miss Lucile Nix, Chief Consultant
Legal Basis
The laws of the State of Georgia say that "The State Board of Education shall give aid, advice, and counsel to all libraries and communities which may propose to establish libraries as to the best means of establishing and administering them, the selection of books, cataloging and other details of library management, and shall exercise supervision over all public libraries, and shall endeavor to improve libraries already established. The State Board may also conduct a book-lending and information service for the benefit of the citizens of the state ... The Board is also authorized to purchase for such purposes, books, periodicals and other instructional materials. The Board may also employ the necessary professional and clerical staff upon the recommendation of the State Superintendent of Schools, to carryon the work as herein stated, and to pay their necessary traveling expenses while engaged in such work." (Acts 1943, page 385)
Operating under the above law the clerical and professional library staff of the Division of Instructional Materials and Library Service of the State Department of Education has with the assistance of State Aid and Federal Aid continued during the 1958-1960 biennium to strengthen, improve and develop a stronger and more efficient net-work of library systems in Georgia's 159 counties.
Financial Support
Per capita support for public library service from all funds including local, State and Federal Aid increased during the biennium from .92 per capita to $1.06 per capita. Funds from all agencies are still far from adequate and cannot be compared to the $3.05 per capita pointed up as needed in "The Costs of Public Library Service" (1959) to meet National standards. A .14 per capita increase in two years indicates progress, but this is still not enough to do the job that begs to be done. Under the Library Services Act which was passed by Congress in 1956, Georgia has qualified on a matching basis for $396,537 of Federal money during the biennium. These funds have served as a stimulus for increased state and local support and have assisted in building up badly needed collections of materials which a more literate Georgia is demanding from public libraries.
Improvements In Library Service
Hours of Opening
In an effort to meet the demand for more and better service some few local library boards of trustees have established the policy of keeping public libraries open more hours in the day.
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A few boards have, in the past two years, been able to keep the library open at night for the use of students and working adults who cannot visit libraries during daytime hours. Seven Regional Library headquarters have extended the hours of opening and fourteen branch libraries now remain open for longer hours. Plans for extending the hours that the library is open for public use are being made in additional Georgia communities.
Counties In Regional Systems
State and Federal funds have been a major factor in the development of regional (multi-county) systems. Thirteen counties became affiliated with already established regional (multi-county) library systems in 1958-1960. By so doing the citizens of these counties now have libraries operated under the supervision of professional librarians. Bookmobile service has been made available to rural residents of these thirteen counties. Books and other library materials for these libraries are centrally ordered and processed for use in the regional library headquarters.
Library Buildings
Thirty libraries in the state have new or remodelled library buildings or quarters since the last report. Many are still poorly housed and are badly in need of better physical plants.
Increase in Book Stock and Circulation of Books
At the close of the 1956-1958 biennium Georgia public libraries owned .92 of a book per capita. In June 1960 this number had been increased to 1.05 books per person. This, too, is progress though with the increased cost of materials in these inflationary times and an impressive increase in the circulation of materials the libraries still fall far below the 2-5 books per capita needed to meet even minimum standards. Georgians borrowed 5.05 books per person from public libraries in 1960 as compared to 4% books per person in 1958. Librarians report that a higher quality of material has been requested and used by library patrons.
Bookmobiles
Sixty-one locally owned and operated bookmobiles travelled regularly during this biennium in all sections of 120 Georgia counties. Through these bookmobiles children, young people and adults living in rural and suburban areas now have access in these 120 counties to the whole reservoir of materials in the library systems. No type of service from the libraries is more needed or wanted than bookmobile service. One of the many stories, related by bookmobile librarians about patrons' appreciation and favorable comment will serve to illustrate the way in which library service can and is raising sights and
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broadening horizons of those who take advantage of this service.
"One-mother, illiterate herself said, 'I don't have nothing against your books-cept 'Hallie, she don't wanna live in this house no more, broke down the way it is, but is that a bad thing? From them books about the moon and the stars you let her have from the bookmobile, she got an idea she wants to be the first woman to go to the moon. Well, who's to say she can't? If'n somebody's gotta go, why can't it be Hallie?' "
The state's two demonstration bookmobiles were discontinued during the biennium. They had accomplished their purpose in demonstrating the values in this type of service and were no longer needed.
Reading Clubs
Vacation Reading Clubs to stimulate reading among boys and girls have been sponsored jointly by the State Department of Education and the local public libraries during each year of the biennium. A total of from 60,000 to 65-,000 children and young people were enrolled in clubs throughout the state during each of the past two summers with a large percentage of these participants earning certificates based on the number, type and grade level of the books read. Many teachers and librarians cooperated to plan programs for individual children which would improve their reading skills and enable them to do more effective classroom work and to establish good habits in reading and using books and library materials.
Public Library Film Service
This service has been developed to fill a need of the public libraries over the state for an additional type of material to provide information and to present facts and ideas. 714 prints of 534 films are now available for use by the public libraries of the state. 29 library systems serving 92 counties were registered for the use of the collection during the biennium. These films were used in programs which were planned and presented by the libraries and were loaned to organized groups which have serious educational objectives and worthwhile recreational and cultural programs.
Readers Services
A central collection of library materials is maintained at 92 Mitchell Street, S. W., Atlanta, for service to the staff of the State Department of Education, other state employees and to libraries throughout the state. The major purpose of the collection of materials is to supplement the holdings of the county and regional public library systems in the state. The policies for selection of books for this collection have been revised during this biennium and set up in written form. These
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policies will be reviewed and amended from time to time in light of changing conditions.
The main collection includes adult books-the unusual book, the advanced book for serious readers, the expensive volumes, and books to meet special needs where demand would not justify purchase of the materials at the local level. Contemporary materials will continue to be selected from each year's output on the judgment of experts as determined by competent critics. Included also in the collection are books that are not new but are of great current relevance because of their enduring quality.
Federal and state funds have helped greatly in the efforts of the staff to build up a superior reference collection with emphasis upon bibliographical tools essential to good research and reference service. .
During the biennium 91,875 books, pamphlets, periodicals, clippings, etc. were circulated in response to 13,987 requests from libraries and state employees. There has been a noticeable increase in the numbers of requests for materials for people in business and industry. These requests from business and industry, 2,039 of them, have not been limited to administration and management, but have included all types of personnel and have covered a wide range of subjects from the repair and construction of bull dozers to the care and feeding of laboratory animals.
421 clubwomen requested information to use in planning and preparing programs and projects. The interest and needs of teachers, homemakers, agriculturists, church leaders and many others have been reflected in the wide variety of requests handled by the staff. Materials requested have been channelled through the local public libraries for circulation to library patrons.
Workshops for Teachers
Readers Services supplied books and other materials for 84 workshops for teachers sponsored by school systems, colleges and universities, and the staff of the State Department of Education during 1958-1960. These materials have been of invaluable help in the effort that is being made to improve the quality of education for Georgia's children by raising the educational training and experiences of those who teach them.
Large Group Loans
141 local librarians borrowed 63,073 volumes from the Large Group Loan Collection of books for children and young people to supplement local collection of books. These requests came when new bookmobiles were put into operation, when a new county joined a regional system, during the time the Vacation Reading Clubs were being held, and when a new branch or new school was opened.
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State Catalog Service
There has been a steady and staggering growth in this service since it began in 1943. During the past two year period, 607,936 sets of catalog cards have been supplied on request from 1,171 schools, 1 county school system, 41 county librarians and 30 regional library systems. These cards are adapted and filed in the card catalog of the local library to serve as an index to its book collection. They describe the book, suggest its subject classification, and provide a necessary reference and research tool for library patrons and library staffs.

In-Service Training Program

A two-day training session for librarians and lay-leaders of book-centered discussion groups was sponsored by the state library agency in January 1959.
Directors of all libraries sharing in Federal Funds met in Atlanta with the state staff for one full day of discussion on matters related to the state plan for the further extension and improvement of library service.

The state library agency in cooperation with the State Board for the Certification of Librarians and the Georgia Library Association sponsored six in-service training institutes for librarians in 1959-1960.

109 librarians attended the three day institute for Bookmobile Librarians held at the 4-H Center at Rock Eagle State Park.
316 librarians and library trustees attended the five district training institutes for personnel working in county and regional libraries.

Total number attending all institutes:

Library personnel

387

Library trustees

38

TOTAL

425

Physical Facilities

NEEDS

The staff and materials necessary for this service are presently housed in rented, unattractive, inadequate and substandard quarters at 92 Mitchell Street, S. W., Atlanta. The building leaks; the basement is damp and unsuitable for storing supplies and materials. Stack shelving is antiquated, unattractive and dangerous. Space for staff and equipment is limited, and there are no private offices. There is no space in the building into which a growing service can move. This service needs to be and should be housed in the same building with other divisions of Education and in quarters designed for

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the kind of service given by a library extension agency of this type.
Staff There are vacancies on the staff that cannot be filled be-
cause of the low salary schedule for professionally trained librarians and experienced clerical and sub-professional personnel. Salaries need to be adjusted and up-graded so that qualified personnel can be employed and retained.
PLANS 1. To strengthen and improve already established county
and regional (multi-county) library systems. 2. To encourage the establishment of new regional (multi-
county) library systems. 3. To encourage existing county libraries that are adjacent
to present regional library systems to become affiliated with those systems. 4. To build up a superior reference and lending collection of materials to supplement holdings in local libraries and to serve the staff of the Department of Education and other state personnel in Departments that do not have libraries. 5. To continue in-service training programs for librarians and library trustees through workshops and institutes. 6. To recruit intelligent and capable young people for the library profession. 7. To assist local librarians in the development of stronger and more useful collections of materials for all age groups. 8. To encourage and increase the number of local library sponsored groups in the area of book-centered and filmcentered discussion groups for young people and adults. 9. To evaluate progress and make plans for future development of the program.
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GEORGIA PUBLIC LIBRARIES SERVE CITIZENS OF ALL AGES
1958-1960

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Homes for Aging

Stores Gas Stations

Bookmobiles

Deposit Stations

Schools 155 Counties received State Aid 119 of these Counties also benefited
from Federal Aid for libraries
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LIBRARY FOR THE BLIND
Thomas B. Johnson, Jr., Supervisor
Since October, 1959, the Library for the Blind has been serving blind people from the new location at the old farmers' market on Murphy Avenue. This library circulates talking books and Braille books to approximately 2000 of the total of 10,000 blind people in Georgia.
This library is one of the 30 regional libraries in the United States which distributes material to the blind. The federal government, through the Library of Congress, provides the materials; and the State distributes them. A blind person may read from this library free of charge. Postage is free by special franking privileges. Also, the Georgia library distributes Braille books to blind people in Florida and talking books and Braille books to blind people in Alabama.
In addition to the talking books, the Library of Congress provides talking machines which are distributed to eligible recipients on permanent loan. A free repair service is provided for these machines when trouble develops.
Approximately 18,000 talking books are available, and an average of 200 books are shipped each day to eligible blind people. In spite of this large distribution, the department is still concerned that so many blind people do not seem to know about this valuable service.
Large print books for partially-sighted children in the publie schools of the state are distributed through the Library for the Blind. These textbooks in large print are financed from State and Federal funds.

AUDIO-VISUAL SERVICE

Films

Garland C. Bagley, Supervisor

During the 1959-60 school year, more schools used more
films than ever before. A total of 1,596 schools, or a gain of 166 schools over the previous school year-1958-59-used
230,500 films. The number of films used reflects a drop of 7,523 films, caused by a cut in the allotment of films to each school from 8 to 6 films per week, over the previous school year. This was caused by a reduction in personnel to comply with the economy order of the Governor.

The four film libraries are strategically located in Atlanta, Macon, Statesboro, and Tifton. The collection of films has
now increased to 4,546 film titles and there are 47,316 prints of those titles, making it the largest film library in the world. These films cover the entire school curriculum. Complete courses on film in physics and chemistry are now offered to a
limited number of schools each year. A series of 12 films in the Humanities were offered for the first, time this past year.

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During the year the Statesboro Film Library moved into spacious new quarters located in the Student Center Building at Georgia Southern College. Later in the year the Tifton Film Library moved into a beautiful new building, the Rural Life Building, on the Abraham Baldwin Campus. Space in each building has been specifically designed to house a film library in the most advantageous way. Both buildings are extremely functional. The space at Macon is ample at the present time and entirely satisfactory. The Macon Film Library is located with the Macon Vocational School in Macon, Georgia.
Audio-Visual Matching Fund
Up to this time more than 60 local film centers have been activated in various school systems throughout the State by the use of the Audio-Visual Matching Fund. Approximately 75,000 films are booked yearly from these local centers. This, together with the State's effort, only amounts to about 1 film per month per teacher. The State was only able to furnish a little more than 6 films per teacher for the entire school year.
Tapes
The Georgia Tapes for Teaching Program was started in January, 1955, and has also grown to be the world's largest tape recording service for schools.
There are more than 6,500 pre-recorded tapes available for school use. These tapes cover a wide range of use in Georgia schools; and with the new emphasis on the teaching of modern foreign languages, tape has become an everyday school necessity.
Every Georgian can justly be proud of the State's film and tape service. Many states now point to Georgia as a leader in this field and frequently send delegations to visit this vast operation.
Projection for the Future
In order to maintain this leadership, the service needs, first, more adequate quarters to house the Atlanta Film Library. A minimum of 10,000 square feet could be used advantageously. Second, there is an acute need for approximately 10 more shipping and receiving clerks, film inspectors, and typists. The film libraries now have a sufficient number of prints of its present titles to increase the allotment of films from 6 films per week to 8 or even 10 films per week for each school. Third, the annual appropriation for the Audio-Visual Service should be increased so as to keep pace and maintain the present position of leadership that it now enjoys.
During this age of rockets and missiles and with so much more to learn and so much less time to do it in, every advantage possible should be used to help educate Georgia chi1-
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dren. With this in mind it is not unreasonable to assume that each teacher in Georgia should use 1 film per week, an average total of 36 films per year. But this would mean the booking and distribution of 1,116,000 films per school year. This is not an impossibility if the film program could be maintained and properly expanded. This cannot and should not all be done at the state level. Much of the expansion could be done on a matching basis at the system level. It is estimated that such a program might be accomplished at a cost of approximately $500,000 to $600,000 per year during the Sixties.
Likewise, the use of tapes could be trebled or quadrupled during the Sixties and this would only scratch the surface of this field.

SURPLUS PROPERTIES AGENCY
A. W. Blackburn, Chief
The Agency for Surplus Properties, a branch of the State Department of Education, has continued to grow and expand since its beginning fifteen years ago. This program is now operated under the name, Georgia Agency for Surplus Property.
The agency handles properties for eligible health and educational institutions and approved Civil Defense units. Through the first few years of the program, the agency handled an average of $2,000,000 worth of properties with a staff of five to seven people. Since the beginning of the program, the agency's Atlanta warehouse has been in five different locations. Each move required more space to take care of the increased volume of properties. At the present time, the agency is handling approximately $8,000,000 worth of property a year. The materials are free to eligible users, who are required to pay only a small handling charge, which averages 3 %.
The agency is now located on the old Farmer's Market property just off Murphy Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. It occupies a new warehouse and office which was designed especially for the handling of surplus government properties.
This facility has more than 100,000 square feet of floor space, plus several acres of outdoor storage and parking area. The agency is now in position to render greater service to the donees than ever before.
There are branch warehouses at Americus and Swainsboro also, for the convenience of schools in middle and south Georgia. Service from all three is by card only.

FOOD DISTRIBUTION UNIT

H. D. Hatchett, Supervisor

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summer camp programs, state institutions and county welfare distribution programs. Under this program, food is distributed to 15 9 county systems, 37 in dependent systems, 47 private systems, 139 institutions, 28 child care centers, 105 summer camp programs and 18 county welfare programs.
During the past two years, the activities of this agency have increased greatly. More money has been made available for the purchase of special foods for school lunch programs, and greater varieties of foods have been made available to institutional and we lfare programs. The amount of food re ceived by the state agency has increased from 22 million pounds per year in our last report to 32 million pounds during the year ending June 30, 1960. The total value of this food is more than 9 million dollars.
Some of the food purchased by the United States Department of Agriculture for distribution came from the State of Georgia. They are as follows: Peanut Butter, Canned String Beans, Flour, Corn Meal, Frozen Ground Pork and Frozen Ground Beef.

LIBRARIES

sc ene here and there in Georgia

Attracti ve children's rooms like th is one at the Jenkins County Memorial Librory at Millen help in de veloping love and respect for books and libra ries in the ch ild ' s most formative ye a rs.
Yo ung patron in Au q ust a re cei ves h is first libro ry card fr om th e f riendly, attracti ve and he lpfu l Appleby Branch librarian.
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This Flint River Regional Library Bookmobile is one of the 61 of these libraries on wheels traveling on regular schedules in 120 counties.

Business Man makes "ood use of modern facilities and equipment-Savannah Public Library, Savannah, Georgia. This library is headquarters for a three county regional library system.
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Jack Nix, Director
Agricultural Education Business Education Distributive Education Homemaking Education Trade and Industrial Education
(Includes Practical Nurse Training, Industrial Arts, State Trade and Vocational Schools)
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Introduction
The rapidly changing economic scene in Georgia has accelerated the interest of legislators, government officials, educators, and the lay public in vocational education programs, because this is the part of the secondary school program in Georgia which deals directly with helping Georgians acquire job skills, increase their earning power, and make better homes.
This educational program, designed to train both in-school youth and adults, offers five vocational services which contribute directly to a healthy state economy, as shown in the chart below:
A Healthy Economy
has three main elements

ADEQUATE PRODUCTION EFFECTIVE DISTRIBUTION

through

through

Agricultural Trade & Industrial Distributive Business

Education Education

Education Education

INTELLIGENT CONSUMPTION through
Homemaking Education

Vocational Education
Provides
A Complete Service to the State's Economy
The Georgia Nuclear Advisory Commission in its Governor's Conference on Education in November, 1958, singled out vocational education as one of four major educational areas for special study. This study was completed and published the early part of 1960. The Georgia Legislature passed a resolution calling for the appointment of a committee to make a study of the present system of vocational teacher allotment, one of the major problem areas in the administration of vocational education programs. This committee will make its recommendations toward strengthening the in-school vocational education programs.
Certain state officials and industrial organizations have called for community studies to be made toward the strengthening of industrial arts and trade and industrial programs in the schools.
Governor Ernest Vandiver, recognizing the need for an increase in vocational training, approved nearly one-and-one-
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half million dollars in state money to match an equal amount of local money to build 8 area vocational-technical schools in various parts of Georgia. The Governor has also asked the Legislature to appropriate $7,000,000 to complete the area programs with 16 other schools in 11 centers.
A new State Plan for Vocational Education is expected to be completed by the end of 1960 to broaden the total scope of the program in all areas of training.
During the year ending June, 1958, approximately 90,782 in-school youth and 82,391 adults were reached by some form of vocational education in Georgia. In addition, there were 89,719 class enrollments in the several regular business education courses and 14,000 high school students enrolled in industrial arts classes.
Funds for the vocational program came from three sources -local, State and Federal funds. Funds for program operation during 1959-60 school year amounted to $9,837,226.45. $420,559.01 came from local sources, $7,352,982.32 from the State (including Minimum Foundation), and $1,397,828.39 from Federal funds. In addition, Federal funds for the Veterans Training Program amounted to $665,856.73. Through national legislation, Federal funds were made available for the first time in the school year 1958-59 through the National Defense Education Act for the training of highly skilled technicians. These Title VIII funds in 1959 amounted to $155,787.50, and in 1960 to $266,276.3l.
A breakdown below shows total enrollments for each of the five teaching areas and how the money was divided.

GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION VOCATIONAL EDUCATION DIVISION
1959-60 ENROLLMENTS AND EXPENDITURES

Enrollments

In School Adults

Total

Expenditures

Regular -----------------------North Georgia
Trade School ________
South Georgia Trade School ________
Practical Nursing ________ Title VIII ____________________
Sub Total T & I __ Agriculture -------------------------Homemaking -----------------------Distributive Education ______ Business Education ____________
Sub Total-Regular Vocational Programs__ Veterans ________________ -------------Grand Totals -----------------------

6,792
591 7,383 25,914 56,423
806 89,975 180,501 180,501

20,653
774
558 428 832 23,245 17,723 22,019 6,229 9,412
78,628 3,763 82,391

27,445
774
558 1,019
832 30,628 43,637 78,442
7,035 99,387
259,129
262,892

$1,097,609.76
588,669.16
476,819.63 144,281.60 536,900.93 2,844,281.08 2,930,046.10 2,977,674.58 238,883.73 180,484.23
9,171,369.72 665,856.73
$9,837,226.45

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During the biennium, two major building programs we re concluded, the state youth camp building program and the state trade school building programs.
The buil ding program for the FFA-FHA Camp was concluded in this biennium with dedication of som e $275 ,000 in new and renovated cottages. The building program at Camp Jo hn H ope for negroes was concluded at a cost of $1 28 ,79 5. .....- The two state trade and vocational schools, one at Americus, and the other at Clarkesville, have expanded facilities to meet the ever-increasing demand for this type of vocational training. Some $480, 678.94 was spent during 1959-60 to conclude this building program which was begun in 1957.
Two area vocational-technical schools are now under construction, the first of 24 approved by the State Board of Education. These schools are being constructed and will be operated under policies adopted by the State Board of Education in J uly, 1958.
Cost of b uildings and equipment is to be shared on a 50 /50 matching basis between local and state governments, the local community to fu rnish the site, the state to pay basic teacher salaries, the local community to pay operation and maintenance costs.
VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE
J . G. Bryan t , Sup e rviso r
What is Vocational Agriculture?
. ba sic to lif e, our agriculture
Vocational agriculture provides the opportunity for high school students to study and practice t he science of agricult ure. Each student is req uired to have a home project where
Left to right, J im Thomas, FFA National President, Congresswoman Ir is Blitch, Senator Talmadge and Senator Russ ell.
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he receives individual teacher su nervision, tha home proiect serving- as a laboratory, Organized instruction for young farmers and adults in evening classes is also offered hv these avriculture teachers. This provram keeps farmers informed about technolozical and scientific changes which will improve proficiency in their operations.
At the close of the biennium, 362 high schools had vocational agriculture departments employing- 434 teachers. This was 16 fewer' departments and 15 fewer teachers than two years earlier; the decline was the result of school consolidations and shifting population. The State now has 247 white and 115 Negro schools with vocational agriculture departments.
School facilities for the teaching of agriculture are continually being improved. Every department now has at least one classroom and a farm shop, and most departments also include a food processing center. State and Federal funds, matching local funds, have helped school boards acquire equipment for farm shops.
The cooperation of local boards of education, civic and business groups has enabled many departments to acquire school forests which are operated as laboratory and demonstration areas. Union Bag-Camp Paper Corporation cooperatively sponsors 50 school forests in South Georgia and 28 schools have acquired similar areas under the forestry program initiated by the Trust Company of Georgia in 1955.
Ranks as One of the Top
According to the U. S. Office of Education, Georgia ranks near the top in enrollment in the nation in its vocational agriculture program. Enrollments for the last fiscal year totaled 77,388. Of this number 28,432 were in-school youth, 1,200 were young farmers who returned to school at regular intervals for classes, and 47,756 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 State88,202 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 teach-
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ing 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 tractor maintenance and operation, farm plumbing and in other areas of 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 teachers-these teachers are identified as area teachers.
Future Farmers and a Three 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 17,384 Future Farmers. In the fall of 1959, Don Bridges of Dawson was recognized nationally as "Star Farmer of the Southern Region", and Jim Thomas of Patterson was elected President of the National Future Farmer organization-the highest honor in the organization. This is the first time a Georgia boy has been elected as President of the National FFA organization. Further, six 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 C. F. Bailey, Bainbridge; H. R. Madison, Cairo; J. L. McMullan, Jefferson; O. H. Rhodes, Sycamore; M. A. Guill, Washington; and O. L. Hayden, Adrian.
FFA members in Georgia owned as part of their supervised farming programs 5,966 beef cattle, 3,184 dairy animals and 25,568 hogs. The supervised farming program contained 41,316 acres of crops such as corn, cotton, peanuts, tobacco, vegetables and truck crops; 12,062 acres in pastures and 14,533 acres in forest; 1,784 boys planted 3,253,329 seedlings on their home farms. Their combined investment in crops and livestock exceeds $3.3 million.
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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, eleven new granite veneer cottages have been erected. Each cottage sleeps 28 persons. In addition, eleven old cottages, erected during the original development of this facility in the late 1930's, have been remodeled. The infirmary has been renovated to handle more patients more efficiently. The ball diamond has been regraded, lights have been placed over the camp and additional sewage lines have been installed. A patio outside Mobley Hall has been constructed. A small dining area and kitchen have been built in the basement of the large dining hall so that smaller groups may be fed without using the larger areas.
A number of well known firms throughout Georgia have each contributed $10,000 or more for the construction of a cottage. These cottages in turn were named for the concern donating the money.
The newest development for the camp is an auditoriumconference type building which is called the Georgia Power Building. The Georgia Power Company donated $25,000 of the $50,000 that was used in constructing the building. The other $25,000 was raised through the efforts of the Camp Development Committee.
The State has given approximately $118,000 to the Camp Development. This money was used to help build other cottages that have been dedicated to outstanding Georgians. There is one cottage called the Bowdoin-Randolph Cottage in honor of the first FFA and FHA Presidents. Then there are the George-Deen and the Smith-Hughes cottages, which were named for the four U. S. Congressmen and Senators that coauthored acts establishing and expanding vocational education. Including the money given by the State, the Camp Development Committee has raised over $275,000 for the development and improvement of the FFA-FHA Camp.
Camp John Hope at Fort Valley is the center for Negroes. Recently the following improvements have been completed: 8 new cottages, the construction of a modern cafeteria building including equipment, a deep well, the completion of swimming pool with fence and bathhouse, water and sewage
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lines, and a limited amount of equipment incuding chairs, beds, etc. The total amount of money spent on these improvements was more than $128,795.00, including $75,000 made available by the State.
BUSINESS EDUCATION
Dalton Drennan, Supervisor
What Is Business Education?
Business education is a part of the total educational program. It is a special area of instruction that deals directly with the business skills and techniques, business knowledges and facts, business understandings, economic understandings, business attitudes, business appreciations, and business ideals necessary to understand business.
Importance of Business Education*
Office work is essential in every business. Therefore, clerical workers are the second largest of all the major occupational groups in the United States-and the largest of all areas of employment for women. About one out of every seven persons at work in 1958 was in a clerical or closely related job. More than 9 million men and women were employed to take care of the vast amount of correspondence, recordkeeping, and other office duties necessary to the operation of modern business and government agencies.
Stenographers, typists, and secretaries are by far the largest specialized group of clerical workers. Bookkeepers are the second largest group. A shortage of employees in these occupations has existed in many areas since World War II because of the relatively steady rise in the nation's economic activity, the increased amount of recordkeeping and correspondence required, and the creation of additional jobs at a time when the number of persons available for such work has declined.
Competition for employees in these occupations continues to be keen in some areas, particularly for well-qualified persons and for those with multiple office skills. It is anticipated that through the 1960's employment in the clerical work group will grow somewhat faster than the labor force as a whole.
The growth of Georgia as a distribution center and the location of hundreds of new industries and businesses within the state has increased the need for trained clerical workers.
Primary Functions of the Business Education Service
The primary responsibility of the Business Education Service is to provide leadership and guidance for the purpose of helping teachers to develop classroom competency, guidance
*Adopted from the 1959 Edition of the OccupatUmal Outlook Handbook.
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skills, and leadership in the school and community. The Business Education Service is the unifying agent through which a working philosophy of business education is developed, coordination of practices is achieved, and educational growth is encouraged. There are four major functions of the Business Education Service.
1. Regular High School Business Education Programs
The vocational objective is the distinctive major objective of business education in the secondary schools. The chief function of business education is to provide those know ledges and skills which will insure vocational competence.
Students who follow a well-planned business education curriculum will have marketable skills, a knowledge of job opportunities, a knowledge of job requirements, and an appreciation of the importance of these jobs in business organizations.
In Georgia during the last year of the biennium, there were 90,220 students enrolled in the regular high school business education programs in secondary schools. There were 554 full-time teachers, 73 half-time teachers, and 404 part-time teachers.
Of the 90,220 enrollment, 30,570 students were enrolled in Typewriting 1. This subject was offered in more high schools than anyone business education subject. From 1 to 13 business subjects were included in the business education curriculum; however, the majority of high schools offered four, five, or six business education subjects.
2. Vocational Office Training Program_s
Vocational Office Training is the cooperative work-training program for high school seniors who are preparing for fulltime employment in office occupations.
The fundamental principle of vocational education is that young people learn by doing. It is upon this premise that cooperative training programs have been established and have proved to be one of the best ways of training workers for office occupations. Cooperative training is not just work experience. It is work experience education-a systematic, guided, or directed plan; classroom instruction is related to and implemented by actual on-the--job training.
Vocational Office Training is an integral part of the total program of business education. It is, in effect, the "capstone" of the business education curriculum where the knowledges, skills, and techniques learned separately are brought together and applied to an actual office job.
During the 1959-60 school year, there were thirteen Vocational Office Training Programs. These programs had a total enrollment of 256.
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The rate of pay ranged from 35 cents to $1.50 an hour. A total of $78,859.54 was reported as earnings for the students enrolled.
The students were employed in offices by approximately 50 different types of businesses. Some of the types of businesses included dairy, high school office, telephone company, banks, insurance companies, law offices, hospitals, manufacturing companies, department store, newspaper office, and loan companies.
3. Adult-Day and Adult-Evening Programs
A variety of subjects are offered in the adult business education programs. These programs provide out-of-school youth, who for various reasons were compelled to drop out of the day schools, and adults, whose formal schooling was interrupted, an opportunity to upgrade their skills.
Due to the desire for vocational advancement, there is a constant demand for adult courses in business education. The number of classes organized in any subject frequently reflects prevailing employment opportunities. Currently, the number of classes in typewriting, shorthand, and bookkeeping has been expanded in most adult programs to help meet community demands for office and clerical workers.
For the year 1959-60, Adult-Day programs operated in 8 cities, and Adult-Evening programs operated in 22 cities throughout the State. There were 35 different classes taught in the Adult-Day Program with a total enrollment by subjects of 4,824-543 men and 4,281 women; 27 different classes were taught in the Adult-Evening Program, with a total enrollment by subjects of 4,588-535 men and 4,053 women.
4. Future Business Leaders of America
Education for leadership is a responsibility of business education that must be provided for the youth of today in order that they may live happily and prosper in the expanding economy of tomorrow. The youth organization, Future Business Leaders of America, gives young people who plan to enter business an opportunity to prepare for leadership as well as for employment.
The United Business Education Association, a Department of the National Education Association, has as one of its activities the sponsorship of the Future Business Leaders of America.
The national sponsoring organization appoints a state chairman who supervises the FBLA activities at the state level. In Georgia FBLA has been sponsored by the Georgia Business Education Association, and a full-time business education teacher has served as State Chairman. In 1959-60, there were 105 FBLA chapters, with a membership of approximately 1,200.
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The Business Education Service has participated in the activities of this youth organization and will assume full responsibility for FBLA in Georgia on July 1, 1960.
Professional Activities that Promote Business Education 1. In-Service Education
At the 1959-60 Vocational Office Training Conference, Mr. Richard Kicklighter spoke on "Use of Testing in Guidance." The Business Education Service has encouraged business education teachers to give the National Business Entrance Tests to their students.
A list of business education books, which are available from the State Department of Education Library, was published in the Fall issue of the Business Education Bulletin and mailed to all business education teachers, superintendents, and principals. A list of professional magazines for business education teachers was also published in the Fall issue of the Bulletin.
Seven Area Conferences were conducted in 1958-59 on "Improvement of Instruction in Typewriting"; three Area Conferences were conducted in 1959-60 on "Improvement of Instruction in Shorthand and Transcription."
2. Research Studies and Surveys
The Service compiled data on business education enrollment in the high schools; compiled certification data on full-time, half-time, and part-time business education teachers; and made a survey of junior high school typewriting in Georgia.
3. Curriculum Improvement
The Business Education Service developed a Suggested Business Education Program for Georgia High Schools; and a copy was mailed to business education teachers, superintendents, and principles. A Guide for the Improvement of Typewriting Instruction was developed, printed, and mailed to all the typewriting teachers in secondary schools, junior colleges, colleges, and universities.
4. Business Education Equipment
Planning Business Education Facilities was developed, and copies were mailed to administrators when they requested information about layout and equipment; information was given to business education teachers as to where filing equipment, demonstration stands, etc., should be obtained.
5. Dissemination of Information and Other Personal Services
Published three issues each year of the Business Education Bulletin. A copy of each issue was mailed to all business education teachers, superintendents, principals in Georgia, and supervisors in other states.
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6. Professional Improvement Encouraged teachers to affiliate with loca l, state, regional,
and national associations; worked closely with teacher-training institutions to aid in improving the teacher education and certification programs; and gave information regarding graduate summer school programs.
Valdosta Distributive Education Club Named D.E. Club of t he Nation a t Kan sas City, 1960-Coordinator William E. Glenn with students.
DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION
Miss Mildred Jackson, Supervisor
High School Cooperative Program The Distributive Education Servic e, Vocational Education
Division , State Department of Ed ucation, enrolled 80 6 students in 24 high school programs during the ye a r 19['9-60. Students were trained in 49 different kinds of distributive occupations in the retail, wholesale, service; insurance, r eal estate, and finance areas. A ll students received valuabl e training through their business--Iaboratory on-the-job expe r ience, and their classroom training. These students earned $514,612.27. Georgia Association Distributive Education Clubs of America
All stu d ents participated in loca l, state, and national Distributive Education Clu bs of America activities. Dur ing th e
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year 1958-59, Georgia youth received the following recognition on the national level:
Two students elected to national office. One student placed first in Essay and was named third
most outstanding student in the United States. One student placed third in Business Speech. One student placed third in Sales Demonstration. One school placed second with the program "Club Activi-
ties Manual."
The state club newspaper, "Trade Winds" took first place. During the year 1959-60, a Georgia school was named "Most Outstanding D. E. Program in the United States."

Adult Program
Two hundred seventy-three adult classes were offered in 22 cities to 6,229 adults employed in distributive occupations.
Twenty-three and two tenths percent of the total classes and 20.9 % of the total enrollment was conducted on the supervisory and managerial level. The trend toward this type training is increasing each year.

100 Hour Diplomas

The following 100 hour professional diplomas were earned

in the following areas:

Food Service

42

Real Estate

51

Hotel Management

1

Salesmanship

1

In addition, 22 fifty hour certificates in "Personnel Management" were earned by class participants.

Special Groups Served
The following special groups were served: Georgia Restaurant Association; Georgia Hotel Association; Georgia Paint & Varnish Association; Retail Furniture Dealers; Real Estate Associations; Financial Institutions; Insurance Companies; and Stock Exchanges. Special advisory committees were formed for each of the above groups to aid the Distributive Education Service in offering classes to meet the specific needs of the group.

New Groups and Special Classes
The following new groups were reached during the year 1959-60: Georgia Poultry Federation; Independent Garage Owners Association; and Boards of Trade. The following new courses were offered during this same period: Menu Planning with Poultry; Small Business Management Clinics; and an American Hotel Association Supervisory Development Course for hotel managers and supervisors.

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In-Service Teacher-Training
Three in-service teacher-training conferences were held in 1959-60 for distributive education personnel. A state teachertrainer consultant was added to the staff and made individual visits to both high school and adult personnel for purposes of teacher-training.
Material Developed
The personnel concerned with restaurant management and food service started cut-lines of instructional units in the following areas: Food Display and Sanitary Food Service.
Research
Over the past two years, a five year follow up survey on distributive education high school graduates, started in 1953-54, was completed.
The Committee on Manpower and Education of the Governor's Georgia Nuclear Energy Commission undertook a survey of education in Georgia including vocational education. Contained in this study is a survey of Distributive Education in Georgia. The distributive education survey points up the status of the program, a projection of a reasonable program of distributive education for the State and recommendations.
PLANS FOR 1960-61
Post-High School Program
Georgia's first post-high school program (terminal education) was established in September, 1960, at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College. This program will concentrate on the distribution of farm products and machinery, and general retailing.
Evaluative Criteria Adopted
Distributive education is now included as a part of the Evaluative Criteria in the 1960 Edition of the Cooperative Study of Secondary School Standards.
Goals of Distributive Education
New goals for distributive education have been developed as follows:
To offer instruction in distribution and marketing. To aid in improving the techniques of distribution. To develop an understanding of the social and economic
responsibilities of those engaged in distribution in a free competitive society.
In existing high school programs more emphasis will be put on content teaching within the discipline of distribution.
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Research
A curriculum content study is under way to determine whether high school distributive education curriculum currently being taught has been or is broadened to meet the curriculum indicated by the evaluative criteria mentioned above.
A curriculum content study of adult courses offered is planned.
Adult Classes
Plans are under way for the expansion of tourist training and small business management clinics in the organization and operation of small business.
As distributive education grows in Georgia, the economy of the State will improve, high school students will be trained to enter immediately into the profession of their choice in distribution, and employed persons will be upgraded and better prepared for advancement in the field of distribution.
HOMEMAKING EDUCATION
Miss Inez Wallace, Supervisor
Why Is Education For Homemaking Important?
Much of the stability and survival of our nation may well depend upon the stability which we are able to maintain in our homes. It is more difficult to have a stable home today than years ago. The function of the home has changed. It no longer provides the amount of education once available through daily living together in a family. Therefore, it becomes more important that basic training for effective home and family living be provided through public education as a part of the general education needed by all individuals.
Homemaking courses provide the opportunity for young people to secure organized instruction focused directly on problems of home and family living, such as money management, child care and guidance, planning and preparing meals, buying and making clothes, and establishing satisfactory family relationships.
It is predicted that girls graduating today will work 25 years of their lives, outside the home. They need to be prepared for this dual role. Women still assume major responsibility for operation of the home, but homemaking today is becoming more of a shared responsibility.
It is therefore recommended that schools make available to all girls the minimum of a basic two-year course in homemaking. A one-year course in preparation for marriage and family living is also recommended for boys and girls at the 12th-grade level, provided qualified teachers are available. Beyond these courses, certain other advanced elective homemaking courses with special emphasis on home management, consumer education, and child development, are recommended.
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Georgia has 561 high school vocational homemaking teachers, 102 of whom are employed on 12-months programs. In addition, there are 74 teachers who give full time to the teaching of adults in vocational schools located in Macon, Augusta, Atlanta, Savannah, Athens, Brunswick, Statesboro, and Milledgeville. There were 16 fewer teachers of vocational homemaking during 1959-60 than the year before. This is due largely to a shortage of state-allotted teachers. Homemaking offerings in certain schools have been reduced because of the stepped-up requirements for other academic subjects.
In-Service Education of Teachers
An intensive curriculum evaluation program has been underway in homemaking education during the past two years in an effort to assure maximum learning during time spent by students in homemaking classes. Six new resource guides have been developed by teachers in curriculum workshops. Clearcut teaching objectives in all areas of homemaking have been formulated for the first, second, and third years of homemaking. Curriculum guides have been distributed at annual teachers conferences. These have been used as material for study in teacher study groups throughout the year under direction of homemaking supervisors. Sixty-seven (67) in-service study group meetings were held during 1959-60.
Youth Organizations Correlated with School Instruction
The Georgia Association of Future Homemakers of America has maintained its rank of fifth place in the nation in membership, with 23,305 members in 327 high schools. Efforts have been made to more closely relate Future Homemaker experiences with homemaking class experiences. For example, class work in the area of home management has been correlated with FHA projects such as Teen-Age Consumer. Home, school, and community beautification projects have been related to class experiences in the area of housing. Class experiences in the area of child care have resulted in establishing FHA play schools for children and story book hours. It is believed that the homemaking program can be enriched through learning experiences in FHA.
A similar program has been carried out by the Georgia Association of New Homemakers of America. This organization has a membership of 10,543 in 151 chapters in Negro schools.
A Metter Georgia Future Homemaker, Jan Miles, brought the Georgia Association recognition when she was elected National Vice-President of Public Relations. Other than participating in FHA work on the national level, Jan spoke to the home economics educators attending the NEA Convention in Atlantic City, on "Interpreting the Homemaking Program." J an also represented the national organization at the White House Conference on Children and Youth.
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New Girl' s Dorm itory N . Ga . Trade and Vocational School , Cla rkesville, Ga .
TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
ke eping pace wit h technologi cal changes
w. M. Hick s, Sup ervisor
Trad e and Industrial Education is voca t iona l edu ca t ion in trad es and industries and is designed for persons over 14 ye a rs of age who have entered upon or are preparing to ente r upon th e work of a trade or industrial pursuit. Among groups served are the following: journeymen, technicians, and other industrial workers; apprentices and oth er learners; out-of-school yout h and in-school youth. In stru ction may be also provid ed for industrial supervisors and supervisory personnel who may n eed training to assist in sp ecial phases of their work including: th e training of work ers; job organization and improvement; th e dev elopment of skills, know ledge, and judgment; provisions for the study of Federal and State legisl at ion affecting workers.
Instruction for trade and industrial pursuits may include instruction in any subj ect which is plann ed to d evelop basic manipulative skills, safety practices , trad e morale , and trade judgment and give technical knowledge or related industrial information ess ential to employment in a trade and industrial occupation.
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Kinds of Training
Cooperative Industrial Classes provide training through cooperation of the school and businesses or industrial concerns. This program is specially 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-six co-op programs in the 1959-60 school year enrolled 1,179 boys and girls who received pay for 943,313 hours of on-the-job training.
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 19 and 13 trade courses, respectively, enrolled 1485 full-time students during the period covered by this report.
City vocational schools in Albany, Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Macon, Rome, Savannah, Thomasville and Valdosta accounted for another 3530 persons engaged in pre-employment training in 1959-60.
A special program for training workers in 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.
Practical Nurse Training conducted in 18 centers with 29 instructors, enrolled 582 students in preparatory classes during the past year.
Evening Trade Extension Classes are conducted during nonworking hours for the employed workers to increase his job skill, help him to keep abreast of technological changes or assist him to qualify for advancement.
Classes for apprentices trained through work experience enrolled 1235 during the period covered by this report. 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 19,074 persons in 1959-60.
Special Services conducted on a state-wide basis and in cooperation with other groups under direction of itinerant program specialist, are provided for:
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1959.60

Industry or Group Served Affiliated Sponsors Enrollment

Textile Mfg. Bmployees.i.L.c.Ga. Institute of Tech

2,312

Fire Fighters_______

Ga. Institute of 'I'ech.L...; 2,759

Commercial Vehicle Drivers Ga. State PatroL__

_

Ga. Motor Trucking Assn. __

Ga. Optometric Assn.__8,498

Rural Electric Linemen

Ga. Electric Mbrshp. Corp. 912

Peace Officers

Peace Officers Assn. of Ga. 578

A training specialist in supervisory development conducted in-plant classes for small business concerns with an average annual enrollment of approximately 509.

Georgia Federation of DCT Clubs
The youth organization for high school students enrolled in Diversified Cooperative Training classes. The state-wide club is made up by the affiliation of local DCT clubs. The club provides opportunities for leadership development as well as wholesome recreation for DCT students. It fosters high standards of workmanship, scholarship and ethics and creates an appreciation for the dignity of work. A state club contest program supplements the in-school DCT curriculum.

NEW PROGRAMS
Area Vocational-Technical Schools
The State Board of Education adopted policies for the establishment of area vocational-technical schools on July 14, 1958. From that time throughout the period covered by this report, the State Board has approved seventeen centers for such schools; to date white schools and Negro schools have been financed for Albany, Columbus and Thomasville, also white schools for Rome and Augusta. These schools will range in cost from $250,000 to $600,000. See Table I for project status.
The cost of buildings and equipment is equally shared by the local school system and the State. Basic pay for instructors and other personnel for area schools will be paid from State funds. Consumable supplies will be paid by the local system or enrollees; building maintenance and operation will be paid by the local system.
Area schools are to be operated by existing local school authorities to serve youth and adults in the immediate vicinity and also students who live within a drive-in distance of fifty miles. Students will be admitted from anywhere in the State tuition free. The minimum number of course offerings for any school will be eight.
The need for area schools which will provide trade, technical and business training is described as urgent by the State Board of Education because:
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Present trade and industrial educational facilities throughout the entire state are taxed to absolute capacity.
The state is changing from an agricultural to an industrial economy, even though agriculture is still vital and basic to Georgia.
New industries are coming to Georgia in large numbers, and the ones already here are expanding.
People are moving from the farms to the cities in large numbers. They are leaving the farms because many acres have been put in the Soil Bank, farms are mechanized and need fewer workers, and because they can get work at the centers where new industries are developing.
This change in jobs and need of a large source of welltrained workers in industry make it important that education do its share to prepare youth for these jobs, and help those already working at such jobs to gain more skills.
To assist the boys and girls who are leaving school before they graduate and those who graduate but are not going on to college to enter gainful employment.
Nation-wide studies show that for every engineer, 5 technicians and 101 skilled workers are needed.
Governor Vandiver indicated in his State of the State message to the legislature in January 1960 that eight million dollars in State money, to be matched dollar for dollar by local school systems, will be provided during the remainder of the present administration for continuing development of a statewide system of area vocational-technical schools.
Full realization of this program will place industrial education opportunities within reach of all Georgia youth. It will afford a skilled work force thereby enhancing Georgia's position among the Southeastern States in attracting new industry.
Technician Training. Another new program inaugurated by the State Board of Education under Title VIII of the National Defense Education Act of 1958, entitled Area Vocational Education Programs, provides for the training of individuals as highly skilled technicians in recognized occupations-in fields necessary for the National defense. Courses are concerned primarily with the application of technical knowledge and technical understanding in contrast with manipulative skill. Pre-employment courses are designed to prepare persons for useful employment to meet the demands for highly skilled technicians in occupations which require the direct application of specialized functional aspects of science, mathematics and advanced technical skills and information (and not for training persons for a skilled trade). Extension courses are designed for employed persons including apprentices to obtain additional training because of new and changing technologies.
Ten pre-employment courses have been established in the electronics field under this program with a total enrollment
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of 202. Extension classes enrolled 598 persons in 1959-60. See table 2 for Title VIII classes in operation by location, by technology field and by type class.
Three schools are now equipped for courses in tool and die design; one of these is equipped also for a course in instrumentation. Additional courses in those fields named above and others will be established as rapidly as facilities, equipment and instructors can be provided.
An estimated total expenditure of $1,900,000 (State and Federal funds matched dollar for dollar) during the four year period authorized under the 1958 NDEA Act will provide Georgia's vocational-technical schools with modern and adequate instructional equipment for the training of technicians.

TITLE VIII CLASSES IN OPERATION BY LOCATION, BY TECHNOLOGY FIELD, & BY TYPE CLASS
1959-60

Albany

Athens

Atlanta _

Augusta

Columbus

_

Macon

_

North Ga. Trade Sch. (Clarkesville ) Rome_ Savannah South Ga. Trade Sch. (Americus)

Totals

NUMBER CLASSES

Tool Instru- Me-

& Die menta- chan- Produc- Chern-

Industrial Electronics Design lion ical lion

ical

F.T.l P.T.'
_

Ext." Ext.
2

Ext. Ext. Ext.

Ext.

2

1

2

3

1

1

1

1

_1

1

1

3

1

9

1

1

1

_1

3

7

6

4

1

2 10

1

1 F.T.-Full Time Preparatory. "P.T.-Part-Time Preparatory. "Ext.-Extension.

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(As of July I, 1960)
PROJECT Albany (Wh.) Albany (Col.) Athens (Wh.) Athens (Col.) Atlanta (Wh.) Atlanta (Col.) Augusta (Wh.) Columbus (Wh.) Columbus (Col.) Douglas (Wh.) Macon (Wh.) Macon (Col.) Marietta (Wh.) Moultrie (Wh.) Rome (Wh.) Sandersville (Wh.) Sandersville (Col.) Savannah (Wh.) Savannah (Col.) Swainsboro (Wh.) Thomaston (Wh.) Thomasville (Wh.) Thomasville (Col.) Valdosta (Wh.) Waycross (Wh.)

AREA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOLS Project Status

OUT f-~'-;---t--r----1 FOR
BIDS

CONTR. AWARDED

CONSTRUCTION STATUS % Complete

APP'D. AND

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 ACCPD.

W. E. Pafford, Director
Area Services Attendance Accounting Services School Lunch Services
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Offices of Area Representatives

Gainesville Marietta '\.

Atlanta

"'"

Thomson

Statesboro Americus

Waycross

As is implied by the name, this division is a service organization. Although the responsibilities of the staff members relate to all aspects of the public school program, four specific types of services are provided: (1) General Supervision; (2) School Attendance Accounting; (3) Out of School Testing; (4) School Lunch Services; (5) Accreditation of Elementary and Secondary Schools.

General Supervision
Included in the staff of this division are nine professional school men known as Area Representatives. Each of these men serves on an average about eighteen counties and the independent city systems that are located in these counties. Each resides within his assigned area in order to make the service more convenient for the schools and school systems. At present headquarters for Area Representatives are located at the following places: Atlanta, Marietta, Gainesville, Thomson, Statesboro, Waycross, Thomasville, Americus, and one place yet to be determined. These men work with professional people, board members and laymen on school problems and plans for improving educational services. They visit schools and make reports to the State Department of Education on significant observations. They recommend the state allotment of teachers for each system, approve textbook orders, organize school plant and transportation surveys and make local arrangements for district or area conferences sponsored by the State Department of Education or one of its divisions. Requests for services include meetings with boards of education, educational talks at Civic Clubs, Parent-Teacher meetings and graduation exercises, and assisting faculties with curriculum and school improvement studies. Complaints made to state officials in Atlanta are usually referred to the Area Representatives for investigation.
Attendance Accounting
Two of the staff members, known as Attendance Accountants, devote most of their time to matters related to school attendance and attendance records. This is a matter of considerable importance for two major reasons: (1) pupils cannot receive the full benefits of school unless they are regular in attendance; (2) teacher allotments, capital outlay funds and practically all of the other state financial assistance to school systems is based upon average daily attendance.
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Out-of-School Testing

Number High School Equivalency Certificates Issued

The State Board of Education has adopted policies to be
followed in the use by out-of-

Total 21,664 ( 1947-1959)

school adults of the tests of general educational develop-

3000

ment. These tests are adminis-

tered at eighteen approved

2500

testing centers which are dis-

tributed geographically to

2000

make this service convenient to

1500
1000 500

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the people desiring it. Georgia citizens, twenty years of age or older, who make satisfactory scores on one of the security forms of the tests are entitled to receive the State High

School Equivalency Certificate,

which serves most of the prac-

tical purposes of a regular high school diploma. Twenty one

thousand six hundred sixty four of these certificates have been

awarded since the beginning of the program in 1946. There

is no state appropriation nor special allotment of educational

funds to finance this service. A fee of five dollars is paid

by each person tested to the director of the center where the

test is taken. Equivalency Certificates are warded without

cost to those who qualify for them.

SCHOOL LUNCH SERVICES
Miss Eleanor Pryor, Supervisor
Why Do We Have Lunch Programs? 1. To have healthy, happy, well-nourished children. 2. To teach good habits for tomorrow.
Who Furnishes the Money? In 1959-60 pupil payments ranged from 15 to 35, averag-
ing 28 per lunch. The Federal school lunch reimbursement ranged from 3
to 5 with an average of 3.8 per lunch. The total Federal school lunch appropriation was $2,993,541. This amount contributed to 11 % of the total income from all sources.
How Many Children Have Lunch at School? The average number of children having lunch in schools
receiving Federal reimbursement was 463,605. This is approximately 58 % of the average daily school attendance.
How Does the Participation Compare with the National Average? The Southeast region (9 states) "had the largest propor-
tion of pupils in schools" having lunch.' The average partici-
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pation was 53 percent for Southeast region for March 1957. The Southeast region also has the largest number of schools operating lunch programs and receiving Federal funds.
How much and for what Purpose are State Funds Used for School Lunch?
The state pays only for the administration of school lunch program. When buildings are built under School Building Authority, space for school lunch is included as well as permanent equipment. The Minimum Foundation Program and policy established by the State Board of Education permits use of capital outlay funds for school lunch equipment.
Special Milk
Has the Special Milk Program increased? Yes, there are more schools participating and each year a larger amount of Federal Special Milk funds are used. For example-
First year the program operated-$380,517.84 was total amount of Federal money used. In 1959-60 Georgia used $1,029,060.85 Special Milk funds.

GEORGIA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION STATE SCHOOL LUNCH COMPARISONS
1943 ~ 44 and 1959 - 60

1943-44

(1)

Total Receipts

$ 4,720,003.24

Federal School

Lunch Reim-

bursement (2) _ 2,100,097.20

Pupil Payments _ 2,429,107.04

Total Expenditures 4,541,271.93

Food Expendi-

tures (3)

2,906,517.77

Number Lunches

Reimbursed

28,143,249

Number Participating Schools _
Average Daily

1,262

Number Lunches

Served

_ 117,287

Percent

Participation Daily Average

Number Served Per School Number Free Lunches

93 3,962,026

Average Per Lunch
%
44 % 51 % 64 % 7.5
14.1 %

1959-60 $27,703,445.11
4,136,957.69 21,500,454.03 27,175,665.36 18,055,013.43 82,925,524
1,775
463,605 58%
261 6,018,682

Average Per Lunch
%
15% 77% 68% 3.6
7.3%

(1) First year of School Lunch; 1944-45 figures used; 1943-44 figures not available.
(2) 1959-60 figures includes Special Milk Reimbursement. (3) Food expenditure figure excludes commodities.

1 USDA Marketing Research Report #262-School Lunch Program in Elementary and Secondary Schools in United States.
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GEORGIA SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM Participating Schools

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1,700

1,600 1,500

1,400

1,300 1,200

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NUMBER OF 43-44 44-45 45-46 46-47 47-48 48-49 49-50 50-51 51-52 52-53 53-54 54-55 55-56 56-57 57-58 58-59 59-60 SCHOOLS

GEORGIA SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM Average Number of Meals Served Daily

500,OQO
400,000
300,000
200,000
100,000 AVERAGE
DAILY MEALS

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GEORGIA SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM Federal Funds

3,000,000 2,000,000 1,000,000

1955-56

1956-57

1957-58

1958-59

1959-60

1960-61

Accreditation Although accreditation of schools is not a function of the
State Department of Education in Georgia, provision has been made for the staff of the Division of Field Service to assist with this service. The director of the division serves without additional compensation as Executive Secretary of the Georgia Accrediting Commission and as Secretary-Treasurer of the State Committee on Secondary Schools of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The Area Representatives make the inspections of schools, assist with the processing of applications for accreditation and serve as consultants for school faculties during their evaluation studies. This relationship with accrediting agencies supplies added prestige and facilitates the achievement of improved schools and education services.
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c. S. Hubbard,
Director of Division and Asst. State Supt. of Schools
Central Accounting Service Personnel Service Public Information Service Office Services: Multilith and Mimeograph, IBM, Mail
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CENTRAL ACCOUNTING SERVICE
Mrs. Lucile Conoly, Comptroller
The records in this office are so efficiently kept that they have elicited commendation often from the state auditor. Well-kept records account for every dollar disbursed in the vast operation through which the State Department of Education 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, hardworking staff under the able direction of one of the Department's most efficient staff members.
These records and audits are available to the public at any time.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
Miss Mary Richardson, Director
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.
Personnel Office
1. To serve as liaison between the Department of Education and the Merit System, the Employees' Retirement System, the Teachers' Retirement System and other State agencies in all personnel matters.
2. To administer the rules and regulations of the State Merit System with reference to all appointments, separations, promotions, demotions, salary advancements, service ratings, etc., for all employees of the Department-approximately 900. (This number includes employees of the Georgia Academy for the Blind, Georgia School for the Deaf, North Georgia Trade and Vocational School and South Georgia Trade and Vocational School.) 107

3. To prepare personnel actions reflecting changes in the status of employees made in accordance with Merit System rules and regulations and department policies. Copies are provided for the State Merit System, Fiscal Office, Machine Accounting, Division, Unit, Employee and Personnel Office.
4. To maintain an adequate and continuous system of official records on the approximately 900 employees of the department reflecting such pertinent information as date of employment, classification of position, type of appointment, eligibility for salary advancements, salary advancements effected, service ratings, etc.
5. To maintain an effective system of leave (sick and annual) reporting and accrual for the entire personnel.
6. INSURANCE To acquaint employees with various insurance plans available to them. To receive, review and transmit applications for membership in both Blue Cross-Blue Shield and Southern Life Insurance Groups. To collect monthly the premiums ($1100.69 presently) from the Blue Cross-Blue Shield (United Hospitals Service Association) member (196). To receive and transmit claims for members of the Southern group. To receive and transmit checks from Southern in payment of claims.
7. To foster good employee relations.
8. To participate in recruitment and selection of employees.
PUBLIC INFORMATION SERVICE
Mrs. Bernice McCullar, Director
It's the job of this office to keep the public informed about their schools. We do this with news stories, radio tapes and programs, a television show, 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 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 are printed to make information easy and available. The office also answers thousands of inquiries from people in and out of the State.
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OFFICE SERVICES 1.8.M.
I.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 teachers' list monthly for all systems, and some departmental personnel payroll and checks; records case records for the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, and tabulates various statistics as requested. 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 multitithed at a substantial saving in the cost of printing. "Blown up" or enlarged editions of textbooks are being prepared for use by the children with defective sight. 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. Other equipment is badly needed. Office supplies are purchased, stored, and disbursed through the mail room.
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A. P. Jarrell, Director
General Vocational Rehabilitation Services Schools for Blind and Deaf Children
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Nearly 12,000 disabled Georgia citizens, 16 years of age and older, were restored to jobs through Vocational Rehabilitation services during the biennium ending June 30, 1960. The figures by years were: 5,628 in 1958-59 and 5,914 in 1959-60.
For eleven consecutive years the number of rehabilitations has increased over the previous year's record. For three years, Georgia has been first among states in the number of rehabilitations in proportion to population.
At the end of fiscal year 1959-60, there were 5,949 cases still on the active rolls and 8,450 applications awaiting investigations.
Vocational Rehabilitation is a j oint State-Federal service. Under the present formula for allocating funds, the Federal government pays about two-thirds of the cost of the regular program and all of the expense of making disability determinations under the Old Age and Survivors Insurance Social Security program.
For eligible persons, Vocational Rehabilitation provides: (l) medical and Vocational diagnosis; (2) physical restoration (including medical and surgical services; hospitalization; artificial appliance) (3) training; (4) maintenance; (5) occupational tools and equipment; (6) counsel and guidance and (7) job placement. For all services except medical diagnosis, counsel and guidance, and training tuition, the applicant must meet an economic need test.
In recent years, under special grants from the Federal government, the division has carried on specialized programs in rehabilitating epileptics, and mentally ill and mentally retarded persons.
It has organized cooperative programs with the State Department of Public Health to serve patients at the Milledgeville State Hospital, the Georgia Training School for Mental Defectives at Gracewood, Talmadge Memorial Hospital, Augusta, and Grady Hospital, Atlanta.
It has cooperated with local community in establishing workshops for training the mentally retarded in Atlanta and Savannah, and with the local schools systems in progress for "exceptional children".
The number of emotionally-disturbed persons rehabilitated into employment increased from 105 in 1958-59 to 184 in 1959-60; the number of epileptics rehabilitated increased from 80 to 91 in the same period and the number of mentally retarded rehabilitated increased from 37 to 80.
A pioneer project designed to rehabilitate disabled parents of children receiving Aid to Dependent Children ~rants was carried on for three years with the cooperation of the Fulton County Welfare Department. It resulted in the restoration of 141 persons in a wide range of occupations, and the rehabilitation of 15 housewives. In 119 instances, employment of the parent resulted in complete ending of ADC grants.
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Total annual income of those employed was nearly double their income from grants and earning before referral to the Division.
Nearly 500 amputees were fitted with artificial limbs and trained in the use of them in clinics operated by community groups in Atlanta, Albany, Augusta, and Savannah.
During the two-year period, 634 of the nearly 12,000 rehabilitated, were blind. This figure includes some who were trained for and placed in greenhouse and nursery jobs following a training course under a project conducted at the Georgia Academy for the Blind at Macon.
The vending stand program for the blind, operated by the Division and the Georgia Cooperative Services for the Blind, Inc. continues to grow. These stands in public buildings, institutions and industries, dispense soft drinks, packaged foods, confections and tobacco products. Currently there are 66 stands in operation, employing 90 persons. The gross sales in 1959-60 exceeded $1,025,000. The operators' earnings were $214,895, an average of $2,656 for the year.
The Division sponsors at Atlanta's Grady Hospital an optical aid center where visually-handicapped persons are given examinations looking to the improvement of vision through the use of newly-developed types of lenses and other aids. During the two-year period, 634 persons were served at the center.
Blind adults who need instruction in self-care, unaided travel and fundamental training in homemaking and the use of hand tools attend an adjustment center at the Georgia Academy for the Blind during the summer months. Approximately 25 persons are enrolled at the center each summer.
The Division was designated by the U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare as the agency in this state to review records and pass upon applications of disabled workers for benefits under the Social Security laws. This unit makes about 950 determinations a month for disability benefits. It is estimated Georgia citizens are drawing about $5,000,000 a year in these benefits.
The Division is represented on the Governor's Commission on Aging to make a study of the problems of older citizens and make recommendations to the White House Conference in January 1961. The study made by the rehabilitation committee revealed that substantial advances have been made in recent years in the rehabilitation of older disabled persons. During a four-year period total rehabilitations increased 10.5 per cent while rehabilitations in the age group 45 and above increased 22.4 per cent.
At the 1960 session of Congress, the appropriation for Vocational Rehabilitation services was increased. More Federal funds will be available to Georgia in 1960-61 than during the previous years. Additional state funds will be required to meet the growing needs of Georgia's disabled citizens.
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SCHOOLS FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN
The Georgia Academy for the Blind and the Georgia School for the Deaf are administered through the Vocational Rehabilitation Division. Enrollments at these schools, during the two-year period, were the highest on record. In 1959-60, there were 427 enrolled at the School for the Deaf and 227 at the Academy for the Blind.
A new addition to the girls' dormitory and a new drycleaning plant were completed at the Negro unit of the school for the Deaf and dedicated in connection with the 1959 commencement exercises.
There is a pressing need for a new dormitory for boys at the unit for white children.

GEORGIA

1& YEARS OF PROGRESS

:~~= IN VOCATIONAL 5800_ REHABILITATION
5600_
~400_ NUMBER Of/J/SA8LEIJ

59/4
SSJ8 5326

5200_ PERSONS REIIAg/UTATEIJ

S091

5000_ INTO JOB

4800_

4600_ 4552
4400_

4200_

4000_ 3800_

39/4 3'54

3600_

3400_

3200_ 3000_

3194 30/5 l.98l

: ~11I2755 2410
2200_1 2000_
1946 /941 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1950 1957 1958 1959 1900

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T. A. Carmichael, Director
1902-1961; 59 Years of Education for the Negro in Georgia.
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Introduction
"Georgia's schools face a crisis. This is hardly unusual. For it has been our experience ever since I can remember. We have habitually faced some kind of educational crisis. At present, however, I believe it is conservative to describe the existing crisis as the most acute and serious one we have ever had to deal with." Dr. M. D. Collins made this statement to the Sub-Committee on Economy, State Tax Revision Committee Hearing, May 30, 1949.
The crisis that Dr. Collins spoke of in 1949 was enormous, however, the magnitude of the dilemma existing today minimizes his words.
In the ensuing pages we will attempt to present a silhouette of the progress, problems, and needs of the Negro Education.
Operation of the Division of Negro Education
Why have a Division of Negro Education? What do the three employees accomplish to warrant an operating expenditure of $22,284.85 for the year of 1960-61 ?
The Division of Negro Education has been in operation for 59 years. The General Education Board was established in 1902 by John D. Rockefeller, and it was dedicated, in the words of its charter, to "the promotion of education within the United States without distinction of race, sex or creed." As far as our records show, the Division was without funds until 1911 when George D. Goddard was appointed as Director. The establishment of the Division of Negro Education was to promote special programs and to improve classroom teaching methods.
It is the responsibility of the director of this division to acquaint himself with any new educational program in the Department and to make certain that provisions are included for the Negro. We cooperate with the office of Certification and with the Negro Colleges and Universities in improving and providing an adequate teacher training program. The mainstay of this division is the Southern Education Foundation, which provides a constant flow of grants to selected Negro teachers affording them additional professional training. The Negro Division assists the Georgia Committee on Cooperation in Teacher Education in organizing and supervising summer school programs for Negroes and in studying problems and needs of the Negro schools. This Division also cooperates with the Georgia Teachers and Education Association in planning educational programs to aid the Negro teachers in their profession. Cooperating with both the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and the Georgia Accrediting Commission in accrediting and approving the Georgia Negro schools is also one of the undertakings of this office. A school's accrediting or approval by either of these agencies indicates that it meets certain high standards
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of improved education. One of the most important functions of this division is maintaining constant contact with the local systems endeavoring to stimulate an active interest in promoting adequate educational purveyance for the Negro.
Curriculum Improvement
Mention has been made of providing a higher standard of education through the efforts of the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges and the Georgia Accrediting Commission. These organizations have set up standards, which are revised yearly, so that when a school meets their accrediting requirements, it is rated among the best. These standards deal not only with the physical plant, but a high quality, well-rounded program of studies, an adequate number of qualified teachers, and a growing collection of selected library and reference books that will supply the students with a rich source of knowledge to carry with them through life.
Minimum attention was given to rating the Negro high schools during the early years of the Georgia Accrediting Committee. Records of the Georgia Accrediting Committee indicate that in 1924 Negro high schools were asked to submit reports for consideration by the Committee. During the 1935-36 school year the first Negro high schools were approved by the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. There were five of these high schools; all five were under the jurisdiction of independent City Boards of Education. Even as late as the school term of 1950-51, there were only 20 Southern Approved Negro high schools, 84 Accredited high schools, and 96 Georgia Accredited elementary schools.
The Division of Negro Education takes pride in listing 52 Negro high schools Approved by the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges, 115 Georgia Accredited high schools and 326 Georgia Accredited elementary schools for the school year of 1960-61.
These accredited and approved schools are adequate proof that great progress has been made in the Negro schools of Georgia in the past.
In-service Education of Teachers
Dr. M. D. Collins has said many times, "You cannot anymore teach what you don't know than you can come back from where you haven't been."
Realizing that the teachers need assistance in improving their knowledge of the subject matter taught, the state sponsored grants in 1959 and 1960 to teachers of Elementary Science and to high school teachers in the fields of Math, Science and Foreign Language.
These scholarships for both the elementary and the high school teachers were issued on a "first come, first serve" basis
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in 1959. However, in 1960, the high school teachers were required to qualify for grants on the basis of the National Teacher's Examination.
During the summer of 1959, $25,800.00 was issued in grants of $300.00 each to 86 Negro high school teachers for in-service study in the fields of Math, Science and Foreign Language. After revising the requirements for receiving grants in in-service study in 1960, the state issued to 17 Negro high school teachers grants of $300.00 or $450.00 each for further study in their varied fields. At the conclusion of the summer of 1960, $6,600.00 had been allotted to these 17 teachers. For the two--year period, 202 Georgia elementary science teachers received scholarships, for summer study totalling $60,600.00.
The state disbursed a total of $93,000.00 to Georgia Negro teachers in grants giving them the opportunity to strengthen their teaching areas.
Help from the Southern Education Foundation
A school must have a better qualified professional staff if it is to cope with the high learning ability of the children of today. The Southern Education Foundation is aware of this constant need, and has made significant contributions to the education of the Georgia Negro teachers.
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.
This organization has rendered financial assistance for a leadership workshop at Atlanta University affording its participants the opportunity to become good principals and supervisors. From 3 to 5 thousand dollars has been provided for this service during the past two years.
Much work and specialized training is necessary for a Principal before he can begin to have his school evaluated. The Southern Education Foundation has rendered funds for a follow-up service for principals who are working on school evaluation.
The difficult age in which we live today has caused many educational problems. The Southern Education Foundation anticipates these problems and yearly provides grants for classroom teachers in critical areas.
, The Jeanes Work School officials are discovering that the consolidation of many small schools into fewer but larger units makes supervision more essential. While principals have the responsibility
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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.
Georgia leads the southern states in employing Jeanes supervisors serving the widest area. Through efforts of the Division of Negro Education and some of the Negro staff members, we have added eleven additional Jeanes supervisors to the supervisory staff this fall. These eleven supervisors will serve eighteen systems that did not have the services of a supervisor last school term. Due to a re-shuffling of responsibilities of supervisors, we dropped four systems that had the services of a supervisor last year. This gives us a net of fourteen more systems using this service this year. There are a total of 79 Jeanes supervisors employed by 117 systems for the school term of 1960-61.
(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.)
Teacher Supply and Demand
According to statistics taken from the Superintendent's Report for 1959-60, 95.32 ~ of the Negro teachers employed held certificates based upon four or five 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, 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.
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The basis of teacher allotment is the number of students in attendance daily. The recommended teacher allotment for the Negro schools for 1960-61 is 9685. Of course the local schools may employ more or less teachers at their discretion. If their local situation is such that they must employ more than their allotment, the state is delighted, however the local system must pay the additional teacher from their local funds.
Area Trade Schools
"Give vocational training to the manually minded, and the courts of the future will have less to do."
Georgia has one Area Trade School now under construction in Albany. This trade school is estimated at a cost of
% million dollars, with the state furnishing half of the cost
and the local system providing the remainder. Intensive research by the State Department of Education shows that area trade schools for Negroes are now being contemplated in Columbus, Augusta, Atlanta and Thomasville. Athens is also interested in providing a site for an area trade school. After completion of these trade schools, Georgia will be able to provide better equipped employees for the many new industries that are coming to Georgia.
Areas Needing Attention in Negro Education
The Division of Negro Education and the Negro Educator of Georgia would ask for assistance in eliminating the problems listed below:
1. Over-crowded classrooms. A more liberal teacher allotment formula in the Negro schools would eliminate this undesirable condition.
2. Distribution of the Maintenance and Operation funds at the Local level. More equitable distribution of the Maintenance and Operation money to take care of janitorial services, supplies, instructional supplies and upkeep of school plants in the Negro schools.
3. A full 51j2 hour instructional school day. The full 5% hour school day should be devoted to instruction in the classroom. Fund raising campaigns, parades, athletic contests and other school related activities should not interfere with the instructional program.
4. Satisfactory Distribution of Textbooks. Many Negro schools do not have sufficient textbooks. If the present textbook allotment of $3.90 per pupil for Negro pupils, were spent for textbooks in the Negro schools, this problem would not exist.
5. Library Books. Many Negro schools do not have enough library books to meet the requirements for accreditation. The wise expenditure of the present allotment of $30.00 per state allotted teacher will soon provide the necessary library books.
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6. Average Daily Attendance. During 1959-60 the Average Daily Attendance for Negro schools was 86 % as compared
to the white schools with 94 %. Superintendents and Visiting
Teachers should cooperate with the Negro principals and teachers in closing the above gap.
7. Non -accredited High Schools. According to information available in the State Department of Education there are 66 high schools that are not accredited by the Georgia Accrediting Commission. The local systems concerned should make every effort possible to provide an accredited high school for their Negro students.
Negro State Vocational Education Convention
A classroom of the new John P. Wh itaker Elementary School.
Emery St. School Science Library.
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(Figures are taken from the annual reports made by the superintendents of county and ind e pe nd e nt school systems.>
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TABLE I-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959-60)
I. Income-General Fund.
A REVENUE FROM LOCAL SOURCES

I. Taxation and Appropriations

2. Tuition from Patrons

4. Other Revenue frnm Local Sources

(a) Taxes (b) Appro-

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

Total from

SYSTEM

Co. or City priations (c) Other (a) Day (b) Sum- (clOther portation ings Per- ings Tern- (c) Rent (dl Rent (e) Do- (f) Mis-

Local

Levies for Co. or City

School

mer

Fees

manent porary

from

from nations cellaneous Sources

Maintenance Govt,

School

Fnnds and Deposits School

Other

and Operation Agencies

Endow- and In- Facilities Property

ments vestments
------------------------------------

Appling ______________ A t k i n s o n _____________

$

Bacon _______________ Baker _______________

Baldwin _____________

68,217.83$ ___________
s 24,930.98: ____________ --i;234:35 40,048. 611____________ ----i47:44 35,967.63 ____________ --2;064:50 199,152.25 ____________

~-_

209.96
.. -----

$--------

-
..

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

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

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

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

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

$ 1,690.00 -------------------

$ 754.81
-------------.-.---
-------------------

$-----.---
----------
----------
-------_.-
---------.

$_________
-------------------
-------------------

$ 135.00 -----.----
----------
1,193.09

$--------.---------
.---------

$ 525.00
930.45 -----.----.---.----

$ 262.30
----------
2,161.96

$

71,794.90 24,930.98 42,213.41 36,115.07
204,571.80

Banks _______________ Barrow ______________ Bartow ______________ Ben HiIL ___________ Berrien. _____________
Bibb ________________ Bleckley _____________ Brantley _____________ Brooks_______________ Bryan _______________

21,214.22 ._----_.---- 153.23 .--------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

12.50

33,759.17 ------------ -------_.- -.-------- ---------- ----------

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

--~]~n~1 ::i:~~~:~~ 105,185.46
28,620.59 53,954.56

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

--i;i43:i2
----------

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

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

----------
--3;630:00

477.IR ---------922.92 --.------- 950.00 747.33 ---------- ------._.-

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

34.84

260.00 __________

61.20 3,045.57 ------ ._--

4,586.56

2,277,936.32 135,603.60 .--------- 17,194.01 ---------- ---------- ---_.----- ---------- 9,843.39

16,000.00
:':;:~!:::~-=:I::::: 47,020.57

------200:00

-----43:97

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

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

---------. ---------- ----------
719.00 ---------- ----_._.-- ----------

59,614.93 - _. -- -- -- ~-- ---------- ---_.----- ~.--------

---------- ---------- ---------- __________ 1

92.00

26,209.47 2.16
449.00

30,454.31 -----------~ ---------- ---------- _._-------

10.98 ---------- ---------- _._-_.----

60.001 300.00 ---------- 1,823.02

21,37.1.95 34,154.01 115,376.67 31,806.63 64,351.37
2,466,963.39 16,553.50 47,9%.70 60,155.93 32,648.31

Bulloch ______________ Burke _______________ Butts ________________
Calhoun _____________ Camden _____________

137,290.02 115,839.93
59,058.69

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

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

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

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

16,472.94 -_._------
----------

----------
262.66

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

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

----6--9-6-.0-0-: -__-_-_-_-_-_-_--.-330.00: __________

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

----286:39 49,712.82 ------------ ---------- ----------
::::::::::C:::::::: 86,757.81 -----_._---- --._.----- ----------

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

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

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

~

- ---

----------

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

_._._._---

1,023.96 4,711.17
63.90 274.11
2,087.77

154,786.92 121,247.10 59,715.25
50,273.32
88,845.58

Candler ______________ CarroIL _____________
Catoosa ______________ Charlton _____________ Chatham_____________

_--_ 34,021.97
118,672.21

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

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

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

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

1,550.00 ------------------- ----------

----------

237.73 ---------- ---------- 1,931.19

150.00 --_.------ ----------

---------- 39,166.55

50,523.71 ------------ ---------- .--------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

330.00 2,100.00 3,683.05

63,372.70 3,085,154.65

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

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

._._------ ---------- ---------- ---------1,802.10 ---------- ---------- ---------- --------_. 12,562.36

170.00 9,021.35

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

378.19 ----------

156.23
----_._---

37,740.80 157,988.76 56,636.76 64,077.12
3,108,540.46

Chattahoochee ________ Chattooga____________
Cherokee_____________ Clarke.. _____________ Clay _________________

12,R35.12 --.------_.-

67,995.72 129,852.01

----3;927:30

727,474.32 _._---------

22,363.48 --.---------

432.40

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

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

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

900.00 .---------

1,375.50

--3;94i:oo

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

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

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

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

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

----i33:45

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

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

--_._----- ----------
----------
233.00 ----------
485.00 --_._-----
---------- ----------

-------.--
--_._-----
----------
1,232.19

1,916.25 17,067.25
35,729.13 25.50

13,257.52 69,911.97 151,979.56
769,004.95 23,754.62

CCllianyctho;n__.._. __ .___ Cobb._. . _._
8~~e~iti:::::::::::::

------------1-..-. 1"-.--.--. --..---- -.' _._._1 __. 30640,,303624..07681,. ._ __..



._. 1

. 4_2_.5.0.0' --'.-_'-'-_.-1

875.

90 ._



__.__

._1 '_'__ 787.50 --.--1-2.6-.0--0 _.- . - - - - - - . - ' - - - - - - - - - - \ 2,814180..8116'

1

689'931.371_. ._

__ 3,959.61 13,491.85. ._._.

,,_,_, __ ._. __ . 820.00 1,222.50 1,467.81 5,511.56

l~~:~~U~I' UtU~I:::::::::r:::::::::::::::::: ..~::~::~~ --~:~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :~~:~~I 5~~'~L1::::~:~~ -.::~:::~:

308,607.82
60,962.39 716,404.-70 180,727.83 110,866.17

~i~:ii:~::~:

il:m~;:;lg:~'. ~,,":'~'~'.':',::~:::~j""~:~~:~:::_: ~I::;;d: ~.:::~:_:~~ '!:!~f:

88,202.86 64,652.93 308,985.69 36,541.50

176,001.00

Dade__ . __ . ._.

.---.1 .....-.-- ..1----.-...- 27,161.13 --.--------- ------ .-.---- -.- --- -- ---- . -- --. " __1_----- -- -. ,.-.-.. -.-. - ----

500.00 909. 591 28,570.72

R::'~~~::::::::::::::

I~U~U~ '-----600:00 '12;869:10 :::::::::::::::::::: --~:~~~:~~ ::::::::::1:::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: 1:::::::::: -"1;914:15,

15,735.47 176,169.07

R~~~~::::::::::::::

3,8~U~U~ :::::::::::: :::::::::: __~::~::::I':::~:~:~: ~~:::~::~: -~::~:~::~I:::::::::: -~~::~::~: l1,g~U~i-'~::~::~~ --::~:~:~~

8'5~U51

4,070,866.79 91,809.25

Dooly. _. __ .

67,908.62. __

. __ _

... __ __

.__ 1,268.79. __._._.__ 730.00 .

._._. __ 13,374.57

83,281. 98

~~:.:.~.~::.

'~:r~!! :::,::::~~:"23".:,,:OOI:::,::::::,,"_'"I::::~:~~:::::oo":~~:::::!~~~!

728,506.50 83,26:U7 75,127.20
19,070.27

67,020.08

Elbert. . __ . __ .___ 113,782.56 6,561.62 ---- . --._ _ _ -.---- . __ .--_______ 1,056.611 __. .. _ .-________ 770.00

18.00

. 1 3,142.86

125,331.65

i~~~~I:~::::::~::::

I~H1U!I:::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::~~~:~l:::~~6:66 ::::~~~:i~! 2~JiU~

143,089.10 36,726.52 55,219.77

:::::::::::: ::::::::::':::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: 4~~,:~gH~ ::::i~~:~~ ::::~~~:~~II:::::::::: ::::~~~:~~ ::~:~i~:6~ 37,840.61

m:;t::::::::::::: 400,000.00

FFrOar8nytl,h'n-_-.-.-.-_--.'_.- ----.- - Fnlt;n __ __

3,5~~:5~U~ -'720;000:00 :::::::::: -"7;703:25 -23;473:44 :::::::::: -"3;389:56 :::::::::: ::::::::::

67,001. 70

3,m:~k:::::::: :::::::::: 14~:MU~1

50,534.52 4,411,115.94

gi:ce~~k::::::::::::: tU~Ug _"_~~::~:I:::::::::: -~::~~:~~I U~U~ :::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::

Glynn

._ 392,836.95 433,915.47. ._.__ 900.00 . .. 1,204.72 __

:::::::::: .

::::::::::I::::::::::.. 47,196.80

.. __ 449.00 _.



._. 12,109.80

18,073.68 841,415.94

Gordon.

._.____

73,604.68. _ ._. -.--- __ -.------- 240.001'---.-.--- 2,000.00 887.41 307.071' 209.97 ' _ .

. 1,641.76

78,890.89

Grady. __

124,271.09 - -- -.- ------.-- ---------- --- . ----- __1 . 227. 501_.

- ... ----.- 3,826.66 _. __._ . . --- .. - 2,030.93 130,356.18

Greene.

_._

78,339,85

450,00

425.00 ._-. __ _.. ._

175.00 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

440.00 ----.

._______ 600.00 _ _. __.__ 2,658.96

83,088.81

~~f:::_::_:': :l!:~ty ::::':j:::':_:J.'. .:' :_::::~,:,::'~:::~;:~I:_::_: :j;~,ji:;,:j~fl, B~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~

:~n~jil::::~~~::~~:I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1;;;;;~~;~~'~~~~~~~~~~ ::::~~~~~~::::~;;:~~I;;;;~~~;~~1~~~~~~~~~~ -i~;iii~~;

168,499.42
81,192.05 179,463.10 56,832.36

. ..: :

:,j,:,,:: ,,'m

57,214.74 132,085.20 84,079.97 32,778.50

145,896.75

:;:-fnformation Compiled from Department Records and Estimates.

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959.60) -----------------------'---,A~ I. RIE ncVoEmNe-UGEe-neFrRalOFLMOuCnAdL-S CoO ntiU nuR edC E ; ; - S - - c ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

I. Taxation and Appropriations

2. Tuition from Patrons

4. Other Revenue from Local Sources

(0) Taxes

(b)A~pr<>-

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

Total from

SYSTEM

Co. or City priations (c) Other (a) Day (b) Sum- (c)Other portation inzs Per- ings Tern- (c) Rent (d) Rent (e) D<>- (I) Mis

Local

Levies for Co. or City

School

mer

Fees manent porary

from

from nations cellaneous Sources

Maintenance

Govt.

School

Funds and Deposits School Other

and Operation Agencies

Endow- and In- Facilities Property

ments vestments

-----------~---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - -

Houston, , __ _._ $ 165,129.19 $

._ $ 2,473.32 $.. _ $- .. __ 1... .,1 __ _... _,1

._ 1

$ 548.651 130.00 $ .. _. __ $ 842.64$ 169,123.8

u:mr Irwin __ __ __._
Jackson.; ., Jasper _._ _. __

R~\U~:::::::::::: :;~:;i~:6~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ::~:~~~:~~ ::::::::::':::::::::: :::::::::: ::~:~~~:~t::::::::

~~~:~~ IU~Ur

Jeff Davia., __... _ _

"5,938.03 _..

......... _. __.

........ . .. __........ .. ..

",_,,___ 185.00

__,,__ 4,070.92

6D,lg3.95

Jefferson.
Jenkins Johnson.

_ .. .
. __

iH!tU :::::::::::: :::::::::1::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::~~~:;; :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::~~~:~~ :::::::::: ::::~~~:~~ 3,~rU~

iH~U~

JODrS. ~

~ _ _ ... __

49,615.37 7,364.74 811.70

. __





6,885.63

64,677.41

Lamar ._ . .o e_

30,545.79' ._ . __ ._. _.

. __



.







3,143.37

33,68 . 1

Lanier

_

Laurens .._. _

Lee

_. __ __

Libetty , , __

_

Lincoln... . _

Long. __

_

Lowndes. .

Lumpkin ...

__

Macon

.. ._

Madison. .,.,.

Marion.

... ._

McDuffie. __._ _.

McIntosh. __... _ _._

Meriwether

_

Miller_ .



MitchelL. M onroe..
Montgomery .... Morgan Murray. __.

. _ _
_ ._ ..

20,436.291

628.24 5,212.04 __. __ .________

__. .__ 1,663.42, ...

._________ 456.70

92,913.85



._.

.________ 1,802.50 .

31,835.00 150.00 4,618.67

.__ 6,831.08

,;:~:.:il;;;':~~~: :" ,~I~:.~:: :::::::::::.~:~:: :'":,.:::::.::::: : ; :~ : ':~;:~ .~.~,~.~ ::i:;'

78,354.45 ._.

54,920.34 2,115.24

.

..



._.

.

.______

1,020.00

__ __. ._.___

637.48 500.00 ._.__

~U~U~ :::::::::::: :::::::::: :::-:::::: ::::::::::1:::::::::: -----:~:~~ :::::::::: .-.------. :::::::::: -:::::::::, .---~~~:~~ -.--~~~:~~

43,015.53

....





...

768.06 266.63

360.00 61,780.00 1,921.89

108,230.52 ._.

.

.

.

._. .



._______ 951.81 __.

12,042.5.5 732.45

44,084.17.

._. __ .

._

.

.

._...

~UiUi
65,298.14

:::::::::::: 900.00

:::::::::: 4,600.00

:::::::::: ._ .

:::::::::: .

:::::::::: ._.

::::~~~:~~ __

__

._~~~:~ 46.00

:::::::::: 802.58

::~:~~~:~~II:::::::::: 640.00 1,863.15

::::::::::.1

qiiJi
1,631.14

45,116.10



_.

._

325.00

927.4!

52.00

28,3gS.6g 138,I51.10
,ii::)::::
80,011.93 57,535.58
~U~U~
108,112.11 121,957.33 44,08i.17
H:m:H
75,781.01 46,420.52

Muscogee__.
Newton__ . Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding

Peach Pickens
Pierce__. Pike Polk

Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun
Randolph

Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot., ,

Taliaferro TattnalL Taylor
Telfair TerreIL

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen

Troup 0

Turner

.

Twiggs

Union Upson

Walker Walten
Ware Warren. Washington

_ 2,504,872.71 _ 127,728.58 _ 37,443.28 _ 38,446.81 _ 50,492.87

56,793.90
0
4,112.93 0_______

2,419.15 18,626.38 16,375.20

0_
.

306.57

.

1,843.98

12.00 _.

._

._.____ 180.00

2,853.00

480.00

148,194.83 110.50 1,561.42
0____ 4,004.63
3,572.44 2,824.20

2,747,282.17 129,412.50
45,740.84 45,178.82
55,641.05

_ 81,355.67 11,408.77

_ 45,949.96

_

63,087.59

_ 34,871.12

_ 167,530.00

1,380.00 .

2,180.24 1,160.00

0___ 778.63

_ 592.36
_
2,658.27 90.67

94,141.44 46,542.32
63,087.59 39,709.63 169,559.30

_

23,028.98____________

_

52,910.84

_ 12,609.82

0

_

72,977.10

1,808.89

_ 56,722.06

1,230.82 2,265.75

193.88

240.00

._______
1,030.00 42.00

50.00 562.50

382.28 807.99
12.84
275.50 60.91

23,411.26 54,949.65 12,672.66
76,52\.37 59,653.22

_ 2,066,151.81

_ 75,268.83

_ 28,477.35

_

91,743.60

_

39,333.65

540.00

1,564.90 ---------- --

5,810.30 1,110.00 555.00

._._

50.00

237.39

_ 401.62 28.23 4,498.18 6,661.91

2,073,527.01 76,260.45 28,742.97 97,906.78 45,995.56

_ 479,981.87

_

72,391.37

_ 52,122.67

_ 80,696.15

_ 42,410.95

1,054.50 4,917.00 ----------

1,665.28 "__

555.56 2,335.00 760.00 360.00

7,919.54

4,421.72 744.69 135.31
814.97
1,245.62

502,850.47 73,896.06 52,257.98 81,871.12
43,656.57

_

25,693.09

_ 57,129.87

_ 37,961.65

_ 58,160.97

_ 72,776.93 1,200.00

3,053.24 3,452.73 600.00 1,304.95

425.38

110.00 300.00 200.00

.______ 309.57

1,430.99

54.10 1,457.52 3,635.26
945.48 _

26,282.57 63,071.62 41,896.91
59,306.45 79,644.18

_ 119,882.37

_ 183,894.69

_ 54,629.74

_

14,558.22

_

23,778.47

50.31 405.00

315.00 ..

573.50 860.00 3,465.00 1,276.39
. ----------

16.00 355.00 1,139.00
60.00

60.00

2,304.59 16,077.83
_ 47.84
1,601.58

123,556.77 20 ,117.91 54,689.74 14,606.06
25,380.05

_

74,894.76

_

41,137.67

_ _

4174,,405292..7764

_

51,522.79

2,994.92

1,825.68 2,075.00

----------

---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----______

-- __0

--0

----------

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

---------- ---------- -----_____

1,215.00 60.00

3,300.00

4,531.46 5,579.15 21,,019255..1082
149.56

88,761. 82
48,791. 82 49,614.94 15,147.76 51,672.35

:iUiUi ;;;~~~~~~;~~ :~~t~JI;;~~~~~~~~ ::::~~~~~~ ~~~~~;~;~~ ;;;;~~~;~~ ~;~~~;~~~~ i~~:~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~ ::~~~~~;~~ ;;~~~~~;~~I-{m]~i _

_

_

_

_

95,898.84 ------------ ---------- ---------- ----

1

---------- ----------1 240.601

5.00 - - - - - - - - - -

1 206. 801 3,401. 39

263,061.42 105,066.83 248,043.08 54,291.32 99,752.63

1

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS~BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959-60)
i. Income-General Fund-Continued
-----------A~.~REVENUEFROM-LoCAL SOURCES ~~----- - - - - - - - - - -

1. Taxation and Appropriations

2. Tuition from Patrons

4. Other Revenue from Local Sources

SYSTEM

(a) Taxes Co. or City
Levies for
Maintenance and Operation

(b) Appropriations Co. or City
Govt. Agencies

(e) Other

(a) Day School

(b) Sum-
mer School

(c)Other

:J. Trans-
portation
Fees

(a) Earn- (b) Earn- I

ings Per- ings Tem- II (c) Rent

manent porary

from

Funds and Deposits School

Endow- and In- Facilities

rnents vestments

(d) Rent from Other
Property

(e) Do- (0 Misnations cellaneous

Total from Local Sources

~~~~i:~:~~~::::::::::S

2~tHU~ ~::::::::::: ~::::::::: -~:-:-:-:-:-: ~-:-:-:-:-: -~:-:-:-:-:-:-: ~~:::::::: ~:::::::: ~::::::::: ~::::::)I~::::::::: ~~:~~~:~~It~:~~~:~~ $

223,075.5 18,813.1 2g,350.f

White_______________ Whitfield_____________

26,994.08 86,349.77

1,410.00

305.64

94.30

10.00 940.00 1,990.08 2,446.181

1,386.25

12,191.28'

34,190.~
99,927.

Wllcox_______________ Wllkes_______________
~~:;h~~~::::::::::::

47,466.78

150.00

1,215.00 202.10

186.29

_.___

64,251.85 2,109.9011

2,415.00

, 664.80'

1,471.51

~U~U~ :::::::::::_ :::::::::: --i:375:00 :::::::::: :::::::::: :~~:~: ::::::::::1::::::::::1 :~~:~~----466:001----~~~:~~1 d~U~

49,220. 70,913
~tm

Total Countiea.,

S31, 142,638.04 $1.398,789.95 $130,571.40 S52,395.02 $89,190.26 $186.525.13 S80,029.69 $12,596 .57

S64, 702.19 $32,015.53 $133,296.78$79,,651.96 $34,344,816

IS222,413.52

Amcricus--- -- - - - - $ 113,044.14 $

S------ $ 3.627.50,S

$

I$

'$

$

S 120.00'$

$

S 430.91 $ 117,222

Atlanta

18,814,527.77 36,306.41

27,941.07111,554.99,39,496.29

74,417.74 14,810.00

19,119,054

!::"!'::::-:: !~:~~-'::'"'' :_-,:::1:_';;;;;

'~:~!

Carrollton____________ Cartersville__________ Cedartown___________ Chickamauga_________
CCoocmhmraenr_c_e______________________ Daltcn_______________
g~b1f~~~:~~::::::::::

105,418.28

7,821.25'__________

214,439.18

_.

136,000.00

53,600.00

15'425.00 10,358.20 3,405.00 3,990.00

2186,,927486..1302 44,627030.0406

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

326,342.63

--- -- __1 -- -- -- 11,017. 831 1,579.83 - ----- -- --

~~~:~~~:~: --iio:500:00,:::::::::: _~~:~~~:~~ __~:~:~:~:I_~~: :~::~~

116,930. 231,624. 139,405.1 58,340.1
6300,,941190..:' 343,078.
~tU~t

---.-:

~~~if~~~ilj;~~~~~~~~~1

~~U~:~~ ~~~~~~~:~:~: :~:~:~:::: ::~:~~~:~~I~:::~:~::~ ::~:~~~:~~ ~:::~:::J:::::::::':::::::::t~:~~~:~t:::::::: --~:~!~:~~ --!:~~;:~~

117,855.71 379,870.33 38,955.58

JHeoffgearsnosnv_il_l_e__________ ------2-5-,6-6--2-.4-5- 6152,,333542..0000 ---------- -------6-.0-0- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

\

1 5,20600..0000 19,52491..8060 21,,117818..3634

66,630.50 64,914.78

f::::.'::: ::'""" ';: ~aa~re~~~~:::::::::::: 16~:~~~:~~ m:~~u~ -ii;498:89 --8;582:53 :::::::::: --5;484:5i :::::::::: ::::::::::C:::::::I--3;449:40:::::::::: :::::::::: l'm:~~
:::i::::i;;::~: ::".i""~.:""'~ :.:...,"";,::::I:.~~ ::~~

~~~~:~~.. '~'~~~...~;":['~:'~""~,",.~

1'EJ '.1 ...:l!~!

. ..

'":",',,,':

'I

Thomasville__________ 263,204.90

14,632.87 4,387.17 3,553.29

.

2,759.00

.1

12,392.08

Toccoa______________ 115,100.00

--

10,902.00 ---_______

8,578.25

Trion________________

99,733.19

133.16

Valdosta_____________ 339,390.18

16,056.00

1,732.13 524.20

4,685.37 4,374.02

434,093.80 373,862.85 35,910.40 203,116.84 218,533.30
36,856.97 51,731.74 576,409.23 29,383.45 33,069.76
344,112.79 300,929.31 134,580.25 99,866.35 366,761. 90

Vidalia______________ Waycross____________
1---------- West PoinL_________

45,500.00 273,871.41
39,153.04

30,500.00

2,082.50

3,355.25

2,479.75

119.63

7,019.40 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

340.50 1,882.00
c83.00

;~:~e~;:i~:::: 1,3~::~~~:~~ ~~~:~~~:~~! ::~::~ ;~~:~~~:~~ ;~~:~~~:~; -;~~:~~. ~~;:~~ ~~:~~~:~~ ~~: ;~~:~~ ~:~;~:~~I-~~:~~~:~~ -~~:~~~:~~ ::::::: 23,3:::::::::

16::

- --

----

-

-

--

92.00

574.86' 1,086.00
594.70

46,607.36 282,794.70
79,732.64 77,037.37

25,605,510.26

Total Counties

31,142,638.041,398,789.95130,571.40 52,395.02 89,190.26186,525.13 80,029.69 12,596.57222,413.52 64,702.19 32'015.53133'296.781799'651.96 34,344,816.04

Grand TotaL________ 54,461,814.44 2,712,669.74 469,944.82 215,515.221221,922.941287,174.94 80,223.49 13,047.97

i 91,902.04 37,325.53 168,505.71 887,898.36 59,950,323.30

"Merged with Walton Co., 1160.

1302,381.10

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959-60)

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

C. REVENUE FROM FEDERAL SOURCES

SYSTEM

I. Foundation 2. Superin-

Fund

tendent's

Salary

3. Vocational
Funds

4. School 5. Special

Lunch

Programs

6. Other

Total State Sources

I. Public Law 874

2. Payment
in Lieu of Taxes

3. Other

Total
Federal Sources

Appling___________ .. _____ $ Atkinson_________________ BBaakcoern_. _______.__.___.. _______________.____ Baldwin_____________ . ____
Banks __________________ .

694,909.80 $___________ S 10,667.80 $ 13,621.73 S 2,450.55 $ 19,981.62$

351,739.13 -----------409,247.01 --.--------289,970.97 4,426.70 663,077 .29 4,260.00
298,338.33 5,025.03

8,243.41 6,104.51

170,,520220..2339 _____1_,2__3_6_._0_8

- --~~~~;~1~~~~~~~~~~~ 2,965.30
8,496.95 2,100.51

2,269. 591
"'M' 'I38.93
8,479.61 1,647.07

rnr~nlm::::",;::" ';:":::,,';:"""

313,132.56:____________

62.22

62.22

Barrow__._._. __. ________ Bartow ______________ ._._
...... Ben HilL ____.---------.--

370,197.67
735,873.50 237,458.24

5,100.00
5,100.00 4,260.00

9,724.36 5,351.82
4,887.66

9,334.06: 7,170.00 19,367.00 4,426.03 4,730.32 __. _______ ._

3,905.98' 120.00 600.00

~~g:m:g~I---21;975:00 ----5;829:31 ----3;398:79 ---31;203:10

251,936.22,

_

t-:l Berrien__________________ 526,008.14 5,000.04 6,897.71 14,786.31 4,255.21 5,265.88 562,213.291 16,607.10

._._._ 16,607.10

00

Bibb ____________________ Bleckley__ ._. ____________ Brantley_' _. _____________ Brooks___________________ Bryan. __________________

3,477,355.52
171,386.78 342,816.45 522,090.44 333,563.72

5,100.00 120,629.94 4,260.001___ . ________
4,145.00 3,872.50 4,666.62 10,224.98' 6,735.36 3,534.33

______ :::i____: 142,482.27 4,421.88 8,458.49 11,526.79

91,,560709..0400 ___2__0_,7_1_0__.4_1_

:~:

::~~ :~~

3,775,778.14 428,994.00 1_ _ _ _

48,754.22 477,748.22

316801,,774448..5056.1 11,930.00_____________ 1,674.00 13,604.00

31~:~~U~I----ii; 132:00 :::::::::::: ------319:041----ii;451:04

Bulloch__________________ Burke ___________________ Butts____________ . _____ ._ Calhoun _________________ Camden _________________
Candler __________________ Carroll, _________________ Catoosa_____ . ____________ Charlton _________________ Chatham _________________

1,073,855.23
874,248.56 329,027.55 366,101.65
472,190.81

5,100.00
9,417.48 4,460.00 5,040.00 4,341.66

320,623.78 5,010.00 1,004,274.95 5,000.00
748,066.63 5,000.04 283,154.88 5,100.00
3,959,516.96 -------_.---

OOO"T""""" 30,816.99 3"0,,3,"5'6,.M70 2,713.43 33,589.31 1,176,431. 66

_

6,408.71 13,223.68 2,912.80 7,198.41

5,924.29 137.43

1,200.00 581.05

1

m:m:~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

7,156.15 8,721.62 16,260.40 ____________ 1 403,279.82'1

833.00

._________

833.00

:::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: 2,600.39
7,130.08,

15,137.271

15.001

7,049.27 __________ ._

5,385.63 960.36

::~:;~~:::

:::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: 7,708.48;
10,186.04' 2,164.73

30,419.43, _________ ___

30.026.83 7,461.88

3,758.00 19.98

'm:mJ~1 25,773.54
20,758.87 307.02 I

42,408.69 --------.-.- ------------ - ----------- 4,001,925.65

.___ 248,963.00 248,963.00

Chattahoochee ____________ Chattooga ______ _________ Cherokee__. ______________ Clarke___________________
Clay____________ _. ______

69,934.90
582,752.21 770,523.07 969,806.13
221,942.08

3,480.00 .----------4,260.00 6,491.44 5,000.001 5,924.70 5,100.00 75,191.54
4,460.04 6,512.74 1

1,438.21 -----------16,357.21 31,608.93 31,552.75 12.178.56 441,,818756..2634 ___2__8_,0__9_6_.2__5

4.86

74,857.97 9,293.00

3,079.68,

------------1----------- 7,634.52
I 5,388.82

1

863424.,851439..6407 1---3--7-,1-2-5- .-0-0__1 _____--_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- 7,139.99 ,

1,125,467.97 20,143.00

-------

9,293.00
44,264.99 20,143.00

1,483.321 238,574.82 1 8,315.001

238.87

8,553.87

Clayton__________________ Clinch ___________________ Cobb ____________________ Coffee___________________
Colquitt ______________. __

1,372,238.86 286,420.60
2,665,137.47 999,266.77
1,0.57,737.65

5,000.00 2,280.00 4,800.00 2,280.00
4,431.66

Columbia ________________ Cook ____________________
Coweta __________________ Crawford _________________ Crisp ____________________

523,404.87 ------.-.--461,279.29 4,260.00 634,287.70 5,000.04 258,208.3.5 4,260.00 688,498.11 4,800.00

Dade ____________________ Dawson___________ . ______
Der.atur __________ ._. _____ DeKalb__________________ Dodge ___________________

312,668.53 ------------

184,149 ..56 4,260.00

1,023,~33.01

4,220.00

4,201,716.12 5,100.00

717,779.58 3,480.00

Dooly ___________________ Dougherty _______________ Douglas _________________ E a r l y ____________________
Echols ___________________

597,189.88 1,958,504.42
560,906.03 622,325.80 118,800.14

3,000.00 4,720.00 4,460.04 4,460.00 4,460.04

Effingham _______________ ElberL __________________ EmanueL _______________ Evans ___________________ Fannin __________________
Fayette__________________ Floyd ___________________ Forsyth __________________ Frankln _________________ Fulton __________________

473,331. 98 724,129.48 819,928.74
332,093.20 625,447.98

4,460.04
4,260.00
9,O~0.00
4,876.70 4,260.00

360,.561.67 4,260.00
1,010,630.00 -----------430,474.21 4,460.04 601,483.17 4,260.00
3,474,854.22 5,000.04

Gilmer ___________________ Glascock _________________ Glynn ___________________
Gordon __________________ Grady ___________________

394,304.67 6,660.00 142,960.10 4,460.04 1,171,728.11 ----------438,030.76 5,100.00 779,797.85 4,160.00

Greene __________________ Gwinnett ________________
Habersham ______________ HalL ___________________ Hancock _________________

536,95.5.67 5,100.00 1,389 ,32~ .03 5,100.00
744,200 ..oI ------------
1,162,352.87 4,460.00 481,253.00 4,260.00

Haralson ________________ Harris ___________________ Hart , ___________________ Heard ___________________
Henry ___________________

402,791.31 474,443.79 550, 8~1. 96 305,997.91 691,160.10

4,386.69 4,460.04
3,600.00 5 ,O~3 .36 4,800.00

3,743.08 2,389.82
5,613.45
14,271.87
19,344.33

43,227.4.5

675.00

8,687.30 ------------

106,333.56 11,000.00

25,066.56 6,588.04

22,428.50 ------------

9,:gU~1
2,405. 711 5,746.94

1,434,375.79 70,327.001------------1________ ____ 70,327.00

300,077.72 2,795,290.19

--49i:23i:Oii

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

------343:97

--49i:574:97

1,053,220.18 ------------ _.---------- -_.-----._-- ------------

6,300.00 1,110,242.14 24,613.00 -_.--------- ------------ 24,613.00

5,802.54 5,227.48 7,923.07 2,861.40 11,611.86

19,077.11 -----------11,329.01 1,741.62 23,012.69 7,488.52 4,196.53 1,110.00 21,013.00 28,623.78

3,994.54 224.81
6,706.65 1,097.68
945.92

552,279.06 63,198.25 .----------. 1,203.76 6!,402.01

484,062.21 ---------_.- ------------ --------.-.- ----.-------

684,418.67 271,737.96 755,492.67

-----------8,911.00
_._---.-----

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

-
-

--
--

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

--
--

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

------------
8,911.00
------------

1,622.25 1,766.55
26,418.56 24,360.80 12,495.15

10,330.83 2,686.90

4,445.75

322. .58

27,372.87 4,880.61

203,173.59 ------------

20,011.65 23,626.50

3,770.16 927.84
2,400.71
105,616.67 10,360.29

331,078.67 ---------_.- ------------ ------.---.- ------------

195,872.28 4,174.00 ------------

4,174. 00

1,089,125.76 4,539,967.18

52,912.18 15 ,99 .00

_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

852.17 ------------

53,764.35 157,996.00

787,753.17 39,943.00 ------------ ------------ 39,943.00

16,232.14 64,095.28 3,477.58 18,888.20
6,089.30

12,121.80 5,319.42 4,515.25

70,468.47 5,196.20 4,335.04

19,312.76 1,673.34 ------------

10,791.48 1,845.52 ------------

2,549.70 ------------

129.50

638,378.49 18,587.70 ------------ ------------ 18,587.70

2,107,319.41 403,283.00 ------------ ------------ 403,283.00

589,829.75 658,311.00

21,923.00
------------

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

21,923.00 2,040.28 2,040.28

132,028.68 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

10,337.21 14,853.92 8,936.82 6,390.53 8,125.42

14,792.97 18,854.71 20,792.88 5,303.14 18,314.47

600.00 17,027.78 54,191.11
297.50 375.00

1,518.25 3,137.29 2,392.70 1,200.00
18.70

505,040.45 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

782,263.18 ------------ ------------

151.33

151.33

915,302.25 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

350,161.07 2,125.39 ------------ ------------ 2,125.39

656,54\.57 ------------ 20,465.08 16,976.79 37,441.87

1,788.24
39,7.50.00 4,611..55 12,655.31 38,563.93

7,218.18 9,295.13 34,633.00 29,290.00 15,012.93 5,288.56
13,818.33 ------------
144,337.91 ------------

258.55
6,000.00 3,704.54
1,810.96
25,026.21

383,381. 77 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

1,120,303.00 463,55\.83 634,027.77

----6;885:82
------------

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

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

----6;885:82 ------------

3,687,782.31 109,098.00 ------------ ------------ 109,098.00

1,420.83 11,069.54 5,697.04

3,181.1.5 ------------ ------------

13,590.12 ------------ 2,500.00

3,850.47 9,6.57.0.5

16,014.30 18,759.00

---T442:04

1,853.00 300.00
25,928.19
1,730.92 5,032.01

421,005.08 ------------ ------------ 4,1.50.96 4,150.96

150,901.29 1,213,746.42

------------ ------------ - - - - - - - - - ~-71,945.00 ------------ ------------

---7i;945:00

464,726.45 7,092.00 ------------ ----------4- 7,092.00

823,847.95

70.00 ------------ ------------

70.00

4,5.56.37 24,500,,;52
7,785.18
26,870.82 4,220.22

11,866.54

240.00

39,212.65 7,419.55

21,607.95

361.20

38,022.35 2,638.67

4,462.74 ------------

1,340.44
24,860.31 11,207.12 3,836.24
794.83

560,059.02 1,490,416.06
785,161.96

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

------------
-----------7,481.01

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

-----------------------
7,481.01

1,238,180.95 ------------ ------------ 4,427.32 4,427.32

494,990.79 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

4,816.99 6,009.23 4,925.82 4,1.54.91 8,866.50

6,657.44 2,674.06 2,195.89

13,375.25

210.00 2,839.96

15,561.09 2,767.61 ------------

260,,824.528.1.7691 ____7__,4_2__6_.6__1

5,012.09 3,883.71

423,522.38 501,338.27 577,686.48

6,23\.00 6,459.98 12,171.00

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

------------
------------
453.75

6,231.00 6,4.59.98 12,624.7.5

334,517.04 728,969.10

------------
21,708.00

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

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

------------
21,708.00

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959.60)

-------

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

C. REVENUE FROM FEDERAL SOURCES

SYSTEM

1. Foundation 2. Superin-

Fund

tendent's

Salary

3. Vocational Funds

4. School Lunch

5. Special I 6. Other
Programs

Total
State Sources

1. Public Law 874

2. Payment in Lieu
of Taxes

3. Other

Total Federal Sources

Houston _________________ Irwin____________________

S

1,267,884.14 455,083.69

L---------S 4,460.00

Jackson ________ __________ 494,047.59 5,100.00

Jasper___________________ 288,241.51 3,600.00

Jeff Davis ________________ 452,436.91 4,461.12

10,270.31 S 12,388.98 10,268.94 3,721.63 5,214.22

44,363.22 S 10,290.43 10,107.15 5,933.92 9,896.93

s 240.00 S 16,494.92 S 1,339,252.59 S 387,395.00 S-----------

__ 1,250.90 483,474.00

_

7,222.78 4,077.37 530,823.83

__

940.02 302,437.08 5,650.00

260.00

670.00 472,939.18

_

S 387,395.00

158.00

158.00

_

5,650.00 _

Jefferson ________________
Jenkins__________ _ Johnson ___ ___
Jones _________ w Lamar___________ 0

769,587.82 418,938.77 352,331.67 381,092.46 352,119.05

4,800.00 5,010.00 3,955.00 4,080.00 5,100.00

11,982.83 5,038.45 5,255.31 2,994.21 3,126.23

11,984.46 10,804.51
6,390.83 8,886.31 5,873.31

1,200.00 _
_ _
300.001

6,548.41 13,512.36 2,855.99 2,529.02
60.00

806,103.52 453,304.09 370,788.80
399,582.00 366,578.59

15,644.33 _ 12,662.00 _
1,669.86

I..anier___________________ Laurens__________________ Lee______________________ Liberty __________________
Lincoln_________

231,377.91 1,034,058.31
314,904.96 594,102.59 304,437.62

5,000.00 4,460.00 1,920.00 3,600.00 4,560.00

5,992.78 37,615.17 4,712.65 2,436.24
3,315.36

5,242.73 17,817.28 5,469.75
15,696.07 6,241.82

704.16 6,377.11
_
__ __

434.42 5,965.83
6,828.35 34.38

248,752.00 1,106,293.70
327,007.36
622,663.25 318,589.18

10,491.55 28,731.00 8,900.00
130,877.00 4,351.18

15,644.33

_

_

_

12,662.00 _ 1,669.86

875.15 831.28

11,366.70 28,731.00 8,900.00
130,877.00 5,182.46

Long _____________
Lowndes_________________ Lumpkin _________________ Macon___________ ____
Madison _________________

215,143.87 3,500.00 776,309.58 3,600.00 294,764.93 5,100.00 579,144.72 -----------515,787.81 5,100.00

3,890.54 11,158.67 1,755.50 5,231.47 7,400.99

5,071.81
16,615.67 6,409.87 10,132.00 14,611.33

__
13,799.83 _ __ __

600.00 16,120.77 3,418.53 4,498.12 1,276.79

228,206.22 837,604.52
311,448.83 599,006.31 544,176.92

9,587.82____________ 26,409.93 -____________
4,116.00 10,106.50 13,293.90 _

9,587.82 26,409.93
14,222.50 13,293.90
_

Marion __________________ McDuffie ________________ McIntosh ________________
Meriwether_______________ Miller ___________________

301,598.77 482,101.14 341,296.64 762,196.24 388,160.64

4,800.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 4,800.00 5,000.00

9,155.63 6,518.61 3,857.39 6,561.80
10,550.82

4,383.00 11,779.74 7,265.00
19,391.63 8,034.20

__ 315.90
__
29,023.66 2,924.70

1,682.40 4,488.14 3,669.15 5,854.22 2,733.03

: : : _ : : ::::::::::J_ 321,619:80 3,375.00 _
~iH~U~ :~:~~~:~b

3,375.00
:~:~~~:~~

417,403.42 7,701.00

7,701.00

Mitcbell _________________ Monroe __________________ I Montgomery _____________ 1
~~~:;~===.: .: =~===~==~ i

629,147.59 411,054.88 294,313.57 480,464.66
386,833.92

3,600.00 4,800.00 5,100.00 4,460.00 4,460.00

9,119.29 2,838.62 5,482.79 3,476.02 3,053.60

12,619.73 12,302.55

_

JmJ~il::::~:~i~:~~ ---5~;:;::~~

12,935.96 6,847.74 1 2,827.73

666,789.16 430,208.89 310,052.11 559,441.72
416,958.95

8,820.00

_ __
6,238.54 _

__ 8,820.00
_
6,238.54

Muscogee _______~ ________
Newton -----------------OOgcolentheeo-r-p-e-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-_Panlding-----------------

Peaoh, -------------------

Pickens------------------

Pierce, Pike __

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

-

Polk._ -------------------

Pulaski ___________________

Putnam-----------------Quitmall _________________

Rabnn Randol

-p-h-_-_-_-_._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

Richmo nd ________________ Rockdal e________________
Schley, -----------------SSecmreivneonle--__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

Spaldin g - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Stephe Stewar

08 _________________
t __________________

Sumter ------------------

Talbot-------------------

TTaaltitanfearllro_________________________________ Taylor------------------Telfair------------------Terrell-------------------

Thomas__________________ TToifotm, _b_s-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-_-_-_TTroewuntlse,n-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

Troup_ -----------------Turner---._-------------Twiggs - ----------------Union, -----------------Upson, ------------------

Walker -._--------------Walton -----------------Ware_ -----------------WWaasrhrienng-t-o-n-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

3,365,487.71 5,100.00 693,839.43 4,376.04 293,865.37 4,800.00 384,318.25 -----------515,913.98 4,999.92

58,791.02
38,048.77 4,201.93 3,414.97 5,923.41

131,005.42 20,117.56 8,635.32 3,606.16 13,652.19

71,645.90 3,184.44 2,676.45

511,143.63 331,782.57 497,606.22 372,983.33 713,117.58

5,100.00 4,460.04 3,192.00
-----------11,323.30

23,636.59 7,374.18 13,268.06 3,590.74
------------

11,484.62 12,599.75 11,251.21 9,396.07
-------.----

4,200.80 ____________ ____________ ____________

265,710.09
372,200.68 138,279.96 326,176.82 480,793.35

3,180.00
5,100.00 1,920.00 5,000.00
4,560.00

1,767.13 3,107.15 2,534.57 10,673.35
8,082.60

4,635.24 10,518.73

____________

1,836.50 1,216.12

10,303.93

300.00

7,145.85 1,846.16

2,844,049.45 357,811.75 170,842.36 731,301.45 341,740.59

5,000.00
5,040.00 4,460.04
5,540.00 4,260.00

111,122.96 5,324.01 3,019.48 10,789.56 12,361.50

106,591. 99 12,432.06 2,715.48
14,252.40 9,242.43

2,528.64 1,382.95

1,082,326.18 430,030.80 375,929.89 511,671.33 348,479.76
175,535.43 652,926.86 409,308.35 559,543.44 521,895.80

5,100.00 4,460.00 3,480.00 4,220.00 4,260.00
4,500.00 4,660.00 5,000.00 3,639.70 4,426.70

6,872.05 7,079.11 7,321.18 2,988.03 4,000.85
4,741.37 8,908.45 5,851.38 4,827.24 3,313.80

40,634.04 14,599.36 6,934.71 12,941.30
7,525.32

3163,,391762..9473 ____________ ____________
____________

3,269.93 ____________

16,676.82 6,857.94

83082..2455

17,374.81

574.00

10,442.44 2,030.01

735,184.13 5,100.00 786,333.33 4,754.16 435,706.25 -----------237,952.30 3,180.00 281,201. 71 3,965 ..14

14,148.64 5,810.39 9,479.36 1,471.69 4,222.81

21,4'0.61 22,732.93 8,702.97 6,094.07 6,257.12

8,766.20 44,148.88
1,029.02 5,000.00
345.00

907,114.92 370,446.92 386,677.91 324,003.28 666,782.87

5,100.00 4,460.00 4,260.00 3,600.00
4,400.00

30,794.08 7,657.53 5,700.02 3,938.16 3,791.91

22,394.19 _----------10,508.76 _---.-------

8,497.27 _-----------

8,653.12

100.00

12,875.41 54,483.00

1,323,922.99 716,354.43
553,787.37 298,129.10 789,277.74

5,100.00 5,100.00 5,040.00 2,736.77 4,260.00

4,007.08 5,173.32 7,985.06 2,396.26
13,917.45

41,360.61 _-----------

20,395.04 1,627.50

16,577.59

120.00

5,964.28

474.41

16,983.09

140.00

22,935.00 2,579.71 2,961.80
6,012.42
_ 1,658.96 2,964.25
727.84

3,675642,,916455..9055 317,140.87 391,339.38 546,501.92
551,364.84 360,417.34 526,976.45 388,934.39 725,168.72

704,723.61
33,506.00 56,849.00 8,988.00
9,648.00

46,705.69

751,429.30_ _ _
33,506.00
56,849.00 8,988.00
_ _ 9,648.00

2,521.89 _
5,161.54 300.00

275,292.46 393,448.45 145,787.15
357,615.64 502,727.96

11,045.00 103.30 __

25,054.74

708.37

11,045.00 103.30 _
25,054.74 708.37

1,294.71 2,119.28
464.35 5,911.00
880.78
13,014.58_ 378.92 252.51
2,420.16

3,068,059.11 385,255.74 182,884.66 767,794.41 368,485.30
1,184,263.82 470,141.70 394,044.70 532,073.17 366,686.09

427,584.00 6,740.37 ._.
897.13 __._________

13,863.00

3,812.10

434,324.37

..

_

_

897.13

_

_ 3.812.10 13,863.00
_
_

300.00
3,393.26_
736.00 7,525.00
10,340.11 4,944.21 1,826.91
80.29 202.15
17,818.64 1,799.36
985.00 661.69 3,212.85
2,721.29 15,851.57 6,448.64 1,200.00 2,284.57

188,346.73 686,603.64 427,820.12 586,695.19 549,633.75
794,989.69 868,723.90 456,744.51 253,778.35 296,194.33
983,221.83 394,872.57 406,120.20 340,956.25 745,546.04
1,377,111.97 764,501.86 589,958.66. 381206,,980602..8825

8,876.77 10,835.00
---788.93

101.00
-----------
9,734.94

9,031.00.___________
16,400.36

3,121.00

548.10

_ 8,977.77 10,835.00
_ _
788.93 _ _
9,734.94 _
_ __ 9,031.00 16,400.36
_
_ _ _ 3,669.10_

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959.60)

I. Income-General Fund-Continued

B. REVENUE FROM STATE SOURCES

C. REVENUE FROM FEDERAL SOURCES

-------c-------,-----.--c-------c-------------------+---~-.--------------

SYSTEM

1. Foundation 2. Superin-

Fund

ten dent's

Salary

3. Vocational
Funds

4. School Lunch

5. Special Programs

6. Other

Total
State Sources

1. Public Law 874

- - - - -----

Wayne __________________ Webster. __________ Wheeler ______ White __________
Whitfield __

s 799,248.97
180,507.47 291,836.11 317 ,579.54 924,356.17

5,100.00 $ 5,100.00 4,020.00 5,100.00 4,480.60

14,787.89 $ 1,524.10 8,284.51 8,310.50
9,605.27

19,607.96 $ 5,736.40 6,817.59 7,748.71
26,410.72

2,516.64 s _ _ _
22,691.96

1,500.00 $ 842,761.46 $ _ 1,915.03 194,783.00
300.00 311,258.21 __ 2,189.47 340,928.22 _ 20,321.00 1,007,865.72 _

2. Payment in Lieu of Taxes

3. Other

Total Federal Sources

$

$..

.. $-------

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

7.220.99

7,220.99

1,959.26 1,959.26

Wilcox__ ~ Wilkes ____
Wilkinson__ Worth ___

411,894.55 492,905.03 402,687.28 736,654.76

5,100.00 4,460.00 4,260.00 5,100.00

8,602.75
3,833.27 5,381.38 18,390.15

9,412.99 8,580.86 10,693.76 14,134.46

1,524.40 7,423.52
289.81 1,120.50

912.00 2,421.55
864.00 2,940.42

437,446.69 519,624.23 424,176.23
778,340.29

16,983.001
4,529.00 _ 18,328.73

58.00 _

16,983.00
n 4,529.00
18,386.

Total Counties

_____ 105,949,592.91 670,007.63 1,742,507.15 2,898,876.04 772,086.38 833,848.49112,866,918.604,207,772.57 158,021.42 355,827.694,721,621.68

Americus

_

Atlanta __

Barnesville _

Bremen _

Buford _

_ $ 346,726.74 $ 5,100.00 $ 1,691.23 $ 11,005.93 $

$ 6,224.95 $ 370,748.85 $

s.

7,472,636.13 __

162,781.70 411,150.06 138,872.87 107,262.59 8,292,703.35

-----

62,135.39 _

4,511.75

195.00

66,842.14

_

57,584.59 8,263.92 1,728.63 4,144.63

5.46

71,727.23

764.14 _

115,227.12 6,050.00 1,334.56 2,466.13 2,193.00 3,266.71 130,537.52 3,222.00 _

Calhoun __
Carrollton __ Cartersville__ Cedartown __ Chickamauga

239,476.64 5,000.01 312,093.6" 284,866.71 5,100.00 255,721.92 __
54,486.63 _

3,524.87
:3,616.68 3,044.:36 3,505.24
399.30

8,767.09 12,180 ..14 11,365.21 11,624.61 3,425.60

8,321.82 6,747.73 3,637.66

2,764.22 _
21,576.47 _
486.20

267,854.68 327,890.87
332,700.48 274,489.43 58,797.73

8,082.00 _ _
13,616.00 _
_

Cochran _________________

Commerce. Dalton _____

__
-

-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-

Decatur____

Dublin __

204,920.86 197,076.44 383,467.04 _
449,680.55 319,197.:32 _

--

5,949.95

3,049.25

1,611.62

4,250.00 ------------

1,986.68

7,372.97
4,547.29 16,952.11 18,374.06 17,103.14

1,696.48 5,927,15
4,507.91

161.05
4,780.92 1,058.35 3,883.94 6,356.50

218,404.83 20,253.00 _

211,150.38

_

409,016.27

_

480,696.46 ------------i---
344,643.64 38,90S.00 __

-_ s. ---_ s.. _

-----

_

764.14 3,222.00

8,082.00

619.00 14,265.00

I

20,25:3.00
1----

:38,908.00

Fitzgerald _
Gainesville__ Hawkmsville
Hogansville Jefferson _

------I
_

LaGrange __

Marietta _

Monroe _

Moultrie

_

Newnan _

Pelham _

Qnitman _

Rome

_

Tallapoosa

_

Tallulah Falls _

'I'homaston., __ Thomasville _

TOCC03
Trion

_
_

Valdosta __

Vidalia __ Waycross _
West Point.. . Winder _

343,431.33 340803.75 107:005.46
158,243.04 55,889.51

1
4,800.001 5,100.00

3,588.21 1,067.34 3,453.82
3,,181.28 _

582,024.23 591,933.06
49,108.84 306,291.20 359,558.20

_ 5,100.00
4,800.00

538.55
856.00 27,221.18 2,087.46

267,025.86 5,000.00

177,996.98

636,860.51 __

64,785.07 __

_

4,366.62 __

3,249.23 1,582.59 1,685.00
_ 1,618.04

281,699.61
425,801.07 241,744.79
111,8~8.53
686,380.38

5,100.00 4,299.96
5,100.00

2,244.71
1,655.13 2,113.34 1,198.39 13,770.46

238,878.88
585,658.96 135,720.86 127,933.99

2,179.48 5,100.00 11,502.73
000 0_0
5,000.00 2,429.65

5,065.75 19,170.28 5,231.85
7,691.57 4,819.03

_
_ 656.91
_

2,737.72_
202.34 2,890.45 1,459.99

26,166.78
2,515.69 18,079.32 16,706.12

_
1,319.40 4,322.83 2,882.72

999.96_
870.00 3,630.14 3,605.53

7,029.93 5,855.20
32,156.03 2,075.62 1,835.93

_ _
1,023.52 1,685.08
1

3,812.77 3,036.22 1,243.44
513.81

11,213.21
18,415.83 8,208.50
3,827.76 27,099.13

_ 1,533.70

7,941.85, _

- - - - ~ - - - - -668.15

249.95

802.87

14,711.72 3,957.73

9.275.48 1,310.00 28,097.10 28,377.42

00 __ 0

00._0

7,006.62 _0_0. __ 0

0

1,046.00 2,057.62 1,662.31

0

0._.

354,823.01

_

361,041.37

115,893.47 9,100.00

_

177,863.25

_

_

67,268.53

_

609,729.52 _

_

591,933.06 159,303.00 _

59,769.93

_

359,544.67 30,553.00

389,640.03 _

._. __ __ _ _

286,117.79 188,470.99 672,968.50 __
68,545.77 8,334.40 __

__ _

_

_

_

_

_

__ __ _

_

___

296,691.23

_

_

458,913.88

__

_

257,034.74

123,067.50

745,919.42 67,891.00

_

252,R89.84 __
660.793.83 17,007.00 137,383.17 142,370.26 _.

_ .

_
--0

0.

._. __ 0

_ _ 9,100.00 _
159,303.00 30,553.00

_ _ _
67,891.00

00

_

17,007.00

0_0

_

_

Total Cities _

____ 17,636,328.46 83,163.92 281,846.66 812,533.85 236,386.02 194,753.11 19,245,012.02 368,699.14 . . _

649.00 369,348.1'1

Total Counties _ ____ 105,949,592.91 670,007.631,742,507.152,898,876.04 772,086.38 883,848.49112,866,918.604,207,772.57 158,021.42 355,827.69 4,721,621. 68

Grand Total _ ____ 123,585,921.37 753,171.55 2,024,353.813,711,409.891,008,472.40 1,028,601.60 132,111,930.62 4,576,471.71 158,021.42 356,476.695,090,969.82

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION (195960)
~- --~--=~=================c============

I. Ineome-v-General Fund-Continued

II. Non-Revenue Receipts

SYSTEM

Appling _

Atkinson _

Bacon _

Baker

_

Baldwin _

Banks

_

Barrow _

Bartow _

Ben HiIL _

Berrien _

Bibb

_

Bleckley _

Brantley _

Brooks

_

Bryan

_

Bulloch Burke
Butts Calhoun Camden

_ _
_ _
_

Candler

_

Carroll;

_

Catoosa

_

Charlton

~

Chatham _

Chattahoochee. _

Chattooga

~

Cherokee _

Clarke

_

Clay

_

D. OTHER REVENUE

13. I 1. Transfers 2. Transfers Cafeteria

I

Other

Other

Operation. 4. Athletics 5. Other

1 Systems

Funds

Total
Other Sources

Grand Total of ReceiptsGeneral
Fund

A. SCHOOL BOND ACCOUNTS

1. Sale of Bonds

2. Co. Tax for Bonds and Bond Interest

3. District Tax for
Bonds and Bond Int.

4. Int. on Investment
Bond
Funds

---_S--

~ _~_ $----------- $

s

75.00

- ----2;074:28 ::::::::::: ::::::

s

s

$ 813,426.40 S

75.00 398,714.58

468,452.52

87.19 2,161.47 339,474.00

888,885.65 _

$ 26,613.42 S _ 10,915.36 _ 32,285.44 _ 9,588.15
32,734.87

$ 3,088.00 _ _
46.04 279.97

15,542.60 2,073.70 27,789.50

7,399.11 560.99

_

1,801.90

_

289.01 __

24,743.61 30,424.19
289.01

359,318.34 _ 470,010.27 _ 916,818.12 _ 284,121.86 _ 643,174.76 _

8,629.52 15,168.78 5_0__,8_1__9_.4__0
205.16

1,990.42 _

1,951.13 _
2,315260..3040

95,737.91

_

-142.84

_

391.23 349.68 1,007.36

95,737.91 248.39 349.68
9,860.71

6,816,227.66 212,153.95 409,079.93 618,525.47
391,735.64

16,013.91

~______
65.78 .

2,141.83 _ _ _
_

2,083.30

101,000.00 _
_ 1,354.16 __

101,000.00
2,083.30 1,354.16

1,432,218.58 1,031,669.82
406,115.79 455,740.30
588,516.34

.. ._.
. .
._.

._______

..

.--- .

.___ 17,354.19.

. . __.

..

.. __ 22,104.87

41,722.51

_

.

_

._____ 2,085.12

._______

103.12

3,577.83 _._._. ..

1,814.93

_

256,297.76

38.95

_

266.66 31,674.59

1,814.93 266.66
31,674.59

378,514.38 .. .. _._

1,231,165.16 __... .___

876,248.10 __._._________

362,552.27 . __. .

7,391,103.70

.

9,519.84

243.18 ._. _

56,028.04

135.59 1,060.86

37,182.57 6,937.54 __.

._

. __..

20,662.84

855.00

...

._. .

... _

97,418.49 __.. .

._._._.

.

..

.

1,920.85

4,248.43 718,709.87 __. . ._____ 14,311.41 3,299.19 1,029,058.15 __._ .. __._._._ 63,190.95 __. _.___

175.00 2,557.39

_

256,297.76 2.170,913.68

.. _.__ 150,227.97 __._________ 2,937.31

38.95 270,922.26

5.59

1.60

Clayton

_

Clinch

_

Cobb _

Coffee

_

Colquitt , __

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp

_ _ _ _ _

Dade

_

Dawson _

Decatur

_

DeKalb _

Dodge ,; _

Doolv _

Dougherty __

Douglas

_

Early _

Echols _

7U!Ui ::ii;066:66'1----n~ni ----~:~~~:~~I:::ii:~i~:~~'::::i;~i~:i~

1'~i~:~;U~ ~~~:~~:::~ 2JUZU~I::::::::::::

4,082,913.55

283,568.35 1,779.62

I -:::::::

~:~~~:~~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ----7;151:59

U~U~

1,237,405.54 \,252,872.90

24,829.40 9,090.29

- - I ------

I:::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::~:~~~:~~ ::::~;~~~:~~ 704,883.93

.

553,480.14

31,892.36

993,404.36 411,117.00 46,855.09

1------1:00 :6:~~9:~~1--:~:~~~:~~ :::::::::::: 47,44Ug

364,638.21 931,494.67

12,975.36 16,032.37

16.66

!
I ::::::1
J 10,825.001 _ !- _________

~:~iUg :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ------427:30

u~ng

361,979.14 220,122.05

11,941.01 2,390.50 5,538.60

11,550.00 --

------------ 22,375.00 1,341,434.18

43,385.51

1,487,854.76 609,882.32

2,097,737.08 10,866,567.05 11,396,953.001,200,724.76

516.61

2\3.55

730.16 920,235.58

12,055.00

42,372.24

_

._ 541,075.32

42,372.24 541,075.32

782,620.41 3,780,184.23
695,016.32 735,478.48 151,098.95

350,091.20 938,768.44

. 375,039.22 39,764.59
19,263.99 4,801.02

6,000.00
930.56 5,271.54

~~::~~:~~
8,750.00 _
57.43
_ 3,592.17 10,992.25
913.50 9.50
43.32 280.51
_ 88,704.35
_
300.00 _ _
625.85 _

Effingham _ Elbert, __
Emanuel.. Evans. __ Fannin__

6,240.83 534.60

3,270.00

1,040.60

_

_ _

6,240.83 3,804.60

578,301.36 911,550.76

1,059,29\.35

17,160.26 _
17;315:88

42.19 _
: ..

_ 168.75

1,040.60 ~~5:mJr ::---28;780:58 :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

Fayette __ Floyd _ Forsyth __ Franklin. Fulton

421,222.38

1,520,303.00

1,593.39 13,121.25 4,317.13 -i~385~i5 ---20~416~92 1i57,856.27

_

::::::::::::j ------------1 :::::::::::-220;813:76

742.80

742.80 685,305.09

2,498.85 223,312.61 8,431,308.86

_ _

_
13,926.93 338,513.51

6,098.45 603.57
694,163.76

_ _ _ _
110,157.84

Gilmer

_

Glascock. _

Glynn _

Gordon _

Grady

_

472,352.84

_

6.62

_

149.60

156.22 169,131.19

_

2,127,107.36

_

-_-_1_2_7__;7_0__4_:9__8 ::::2::,4:6:1::.9:8: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: --1272;,476014.:9988

678,414.32 _

956,736.11

_

8,431. 82
84,652.51 3\,996.74 31,386.72

2,532.94

_
_ 5,237.28
_

Greenc.,.

_

Gwinnett.; _ Habersham _

HaIL

_

Hancock. __

300.00 670.00 5,400.00 3,771.50

802.90

.'-___ 415.00

54.85 29,149.91 2,491.66

354.85 30,622.81 8,306.66 3,771.50

643,502.68 1,689,538.29
882,141.68 1,425,842.87
551,823.15

_ 105,755.70 35,032.03 111,082.47
4,226.15

2,066.43 100.00

_ 477.66
_ 2,738.70 1,195.53

488,839.10 643,658.45 776,457.69 367,295.54 897,076.75

16,545.37 .. 24,298.32
13,785.15 __ 61,891. 70

90.00 _ _
228.44 _

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959.60)

I. Income-General Fund-Continued

II. Non-Revenue Receipts-Continued

SYSTEM

._----, -_._- D. OTHER REVENUE

-;------;-----

----

1. Transfers Other

2. Transfers Other

3. Cafeteria Operation

i
4. Athletics i 5. Other

Systems

Fnnds

Total Other Sources

Grand Total of Receipts-
General
Fund

A. SCHOOL BOND ACCOUNTS

1. Sale of Bonds

2. Co. Tax for Bonds and Bond Interest

4. Int. on Investment
Bond Fnnds

Houston

$

Irwin.................... .

Jackson..................

Jasper

Jeff Davis................

$

$

$

3,320.93 5,218.00............
1............
8,037.73

2,797.41 $

$ 2,797.41 $ 1,898,568.80 $ 535,007.64
8,538.93 604,491.25
369,377.83 8,037.73 541,170.86

i~D

. ii,"~ ,"00"..(1 .:~~I';:mm 910,736.24

518,386.99.

420,062.01

..

476,921.44

402,366.13

. .$ 1,100.00

$ 56,814.78$ 1,125.00

11,347.91.. ..

..

27,818.38

112.50 ..

18,707.87

28,211.00

4.07 ....

26,518.56 1,212.00..
8,096.23

5,442.39 2,090.17

225.00 .
400.00
. ..

Lt:a~n~~i~esr:.:..:.:.:.:::::

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

......
:::.

Liberty......

Lincoln , ;

. . ..

:::::::::::f:::::::::: I
....... . . . . . : :

288,515.39

I

1,273,175.80..............

393,159.52....

7,850.44 5,747.37
6,401.62.. ..

. 1,442.09
..

..

.

801,052.78......

18,530.12..

.

..

851. 11

. .. .

851. 11 349,839.20.....

..

.

Long

..

Lowndes ..

1,737.76.

Lumpkin Macon

.. _

467.70 i :l 5 :

.

Madison

.

29,203.00

30,940.76
467.70 1.15

267,338.96.... 1,074,800.23..
352,776.56.. 692,313.29.. 601,712.50

900.00

11,788.37. 74,444.79.. 12,646.87..
19,110.49

334.73

175.00 138.50 493.18 15.00

Marion

_

McDuffie ..

Me Intosh

.

Meriwether.

_

Miller

..

5,000.00

-----iI

403.77
45.25 2,009.08

5,000.00 403.77
45.25 2,009.08

364,041.23 .. 605,938.11 479,161.29.. 949,830.10.. 471,197.67...

7,497.01 23,294.27 . 29,631.26 .

3,613.73

. . .. 992.61 ..

MitchelL............... Monroe

Montgomery______ ___

Morgan

.

Murray

_

16,000.00 6,335.00

.

_

22,335.00

767,306.93....

.

525,142.48..............

341,755.92

636,707.31..

472,396.01......

26,549.90 20,634.91
17,447.74 8,484.96

5,455.12
.
1

. . .
262.50

~:~~~~:::::::: :--ll'9~8'OO~:00 ~7:910:671__---- ----:: ::-1- _:::::: 11:::~:9~0:6:

Oconee________ __

__ _ _

6,211.84 _

__ __

__

6,211.84

~~~I . . ."moo1 .. ..........,'"""",,,

Pike___________ Polk____________

Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph

_ _ _ _ _

_

__

36,413.66 _

228.60 _

889.97

889.97

36,413.66

244.32

472.92

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

108.50

108.50

9,gu~ugl__::~:0,52~:~: 6~U1U1 __ ~::3:0:~3 1::~~:~:::~

369,093.551______________ 436,518.20

6,275.65 ___

471.6

635,648.97

8,205.89 30,987.32

767,571.65 __ 415,947.66 __ 590,064.04 429,533.99 940,789.68

14,939.72 24,558.90 11,306.69

5,429.70 440.89

_ _ _ 122.7 _

310,221.64 448,501.40 158,068.31
459,195.75 563,089.55

_ 24,008.55

18,363.21

_ _ _
5,923.0 _

Richmond________________ Rockdale_____________ __

Schley___________________

SCreveo______ __

Seminole______

__

Spalding

._

Stephens

Stewart__________________

Sumter._________________

Talbot.

._

Taliaferro____________

TattnalL

Taylor

Telfair_____________

__

TerreIL___________

Thomas____________

Tift__________

_

Toombs____________ Towns___________________

Trentlen_________________

222,861.67 300.00

614,423.44 __

39,572.87 __

__ 15,468.07

44.54
~

_ _

11.89

__ __ __

28,500.20

4,951.81 _

_

__

__

_

_

1,866.08

_

__ _
13,100.05 __
2,146.06

__

_

_ 3,880.55 1,304.97

892,326.05 300.00 56.43
28,500.20
4,951.81
1,866.08
_ _ _ _ _
_ _ 16,980.60
~
3,451.03

6,468,236.54
461,816.19 211,684.06 866,598.32 442,981.06

327,500.15

1,692,066.10 547,849.86 _________ 462,031.76 613,944.29 410,342.66

214,629.30

.

758,653.03

480,552.03

__

646,001.64 __

629,277.93

919,335.39 1,075,841.81
528,414.85 278,119.35 325,025.41

301,684.16 _

437,049.68 26,457.91____________

4,434.36 23,129.04

22,751.48 11,449.62 4,968.86

16,031.95

_

15,180.16 26,450.20
40,350.87 68,606.80

272.04

75,969.9 2,941.0
_ 2,768.6 2,052.3
_ _ _ _ _
_ 667.5
_ _ _
1,768.1 17,488.3
_ _ _

:::::::::::: :f~~~~~_-_::::::_::::::::::

----3:139145 1,070.47 :::::::::::: :::::::::::- ----4,761.92

Twiggs_______

__

__

118.91

118.91

Unioll_______ _

___ ~ _

Upson

. __

1,071,983.65
448,426.31 464,885.05 372,504.37 797,218.39

23,111.68 19,300.00
7,527.50 15,745.14

_

8.70

341.4

_

_

_

~:~t~~~~:::::::::::::::: :::~~:~~5:~~ ---T~~n~

Warren__________________

15.00

Washington______________

2,022.50

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

::::3:1~~:5131-- 1rm:~~ 1,640,173.39 __ 885,162.24 __ 843,647.36 __

104,126.67 5,195.37

_

11,261.67

_

37,860.04

_

40.58

:--::::::: 40.00
300.00

95.58 2,322.50,

;~U~U~::

------1134:31 ---- -152:66 -- ---548:7

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS O~' EDUCATION (1959-60)

SYSTEM

Wayne

_

Webster

_

Wheeler

_

White

_

Whitfield

_

Wilcox, _

Wilkes_. _

Wilkinson _

Worth

_

Total Counties _

I. Income-s-General Fund-Continued

II. Non-Revenue Receipts-Continued

_-------1 D. OTHER REVENUE
_ - - - - - ; - - - - , - - - - - - _..

11. Transfers 2. Transfers 3. Cafeteria

Total

I Other

Other

Operation 4. Athletics 5. Other

Other

Systems

Funds

Sources

Grand Total of Receipta-c-
General Fund

A. SCHOOL BOND ACCOUNTS

1. Sale of Bonds

2. Co. Tax for Bonds and Bond Interest

3. Distriet Tax for
Bonds and Bond Int.

4. Int. on Investment
Bond
Fnnds

----

--- -

::: _____ $

$

s.

s..

$ 6,571.31 $ 6,571.31 $ 1,072,408.35 s.. --------- $ 66,602.06 S. _____ . ____ $ 5,529.55

---- ----4;779:66 ::::::::::. :::::::::::: :::::::::::: --''2;207:70 ---6;987:36

_ ._.

.

._______

88.00

88.00

m:~~u~ ------- --- ---- ------- --------- -- --

382,427.49

_-----------

--

--- --

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

----

---

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

----

_ -._.

. . . __. 239,352.25 131,241.82 __._________ 370,594.07 1,480,346.35 - __ ._-- ----- 65,002.05 -------- --- --

_._._._.

._

________.. .___

_

__.

.

. __.

____________ . 37,239.86

. 874.17

63.77 ._._________

._ _

.___

. __.____

._._____ 1,575.00

63.77 39,689.03

503,713.63 590,537.29 485,668.17
919,351.88

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

---
-----

---- ------- -------- ---
15,016.82 -----------22,218.58 ------------

---

_------- ---

17,651. 85

44.90

806.01 899.81

. 2,207,346.91 786,893.183,525,941.36 824,732.41 203,442.257,548,356.11159,481,712.43 16,987,591.12 5,609,761.46 1,452,117.42 1, 682,599.75

Americus _

Atlanta

.

Barnesville _

Bremen _

Buford

_

Calhoun _ Carrollton _
Cartersville __ Cedartown , Chickamauga

... __ $. __._._. $

$

_______.

33,720.48 92,000.00

__ . ._.____ __

.

-

. __.__ __

. $__

. $ . __ $

$ 487,971.40 $_.

-- L--

s.. s. --

-----

.

. 207,188.80 39,196.59 246,385.39 27,658,143.01 - __ ----- --- ---- ---

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

. __ .

..

6,272.00

. 125,720.48 6,272.00

-- 223,762.62
203,132.03

__. __.

------

----

----
----

---
---

--- ---- ----

--_.-

-----

-.

2.5,684.73 5,498.38 _._.

. 31,183.11

198,444.43 --- --- ._. ---- ----- ---- .- ---- --

19,484.85 _ 106,232.44 .
7,247.75

2,594.14 21,262.29

.

_

0,209.90

1,525.07 4,119.21
14,000.00 33,484.85 106,232.44 34,720.00

330,349.32 - __----- ----- ---- ----- -------- .-- --

444,821.10 _ --------- ---- ---- -- -------- _.- _.

-- 612,075.25 260,000.00 ._- ---

27,691. 75

520,126.87 -

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

151,858.40

-- ._.

2,024.07

31,678.48 1,308.00 15,340.39
105,703.27

7>198:i4 _. . .__ .____
:J7,678.73 _.

363.50 2,036.89
_

39,499.68 4,671.56 17,377.28 224,389.34

269,068.31 311 ,569.84 756,765.97 1,141,950.20 719,606.94

------

._-

----

_.

-- ----

Fitzgerald
Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson

_

_

99,458.25

.

_ __. .

._________

_

51,407.82 _.. .

__

._

145.00

.

._._

27,016.60 11,554.41

._.

.

._.__

42,107.02 13,998.35

15,131.51 1,048.95
._____

99,458.25
53,702.52 52,456.77 56,250.37

LaGrange Marietta Monroe. Monltrie
Newnan

_

35,999.64

.___ 24,091.71

..

60,091.35

:::::::::=== :::::::::::: _

.. _

---- --2-5280~,442809~.7315

...

._______ ============ ------324~60 --2-2580~,48i230~.7951

_

21,000.00

._ ..

._ 3,907.61 24,907.61

Pelham_________ Quitman . __. Rome_______________
Tallapoosa___________ Tallulah Falls____

_ 4,583.30 35,103.82

. 918.76

11,861.95

._ 17,400.75

4.74 .____
._

4.74 5,502.06 35,103.82
29,262.70

472,678.72 . _ 840,369.95 . 217,651.57 _
296,950.52 __ 188,433.68 _

1,103,914.67 __

1,125,098.91______ _

124,494.28

_.

843,635.22 .

633,080.94

_. .
._. . __

322,979.50 __ 245,704.79 __ 1,284,481.55 __
127,191.92 41,404.16

_

. __

_. . __. .

.. .

_ _ .
.

_ _ _
_ 250.00

... _

.

.

_

. ._.

_

_ . . __

Thomaston . ._. __ .

.

. __.___

44,651.49 44,651.49 685,455.51

._ _

_

Thomasville

.

.______ 147,335.63

147,335.63 907,178.82 _.

. _. .

.

._

Toccoa.

.

. 2,515.52

.__ 56,346.91 7,134.21

730.13 66,726.77 458,341.76

. ..

..

._

Trion

..

._. ._. 23,091.75 6,162.14. __. .____ 29,253.89 252,187.74

.... _. _.

__. . . . .

. __

Valdosta

..

.... _. __.

.. __..

.

.. .. _.

._ .. _. __.___ 1,180,572.32 ....

.

.

.

Vidalia

._. . . __. .. __. . __._.

Waycross__. .____ West Point. , ._

39,195.52 __... ._. 21,520.81

Winder,

.

122,680.52 .

._

..

..

1,057.60 .

._.



.____ ._.__

52,055.41 10,864.39

1,041.85 1,632.20
.______

1,041.85 41,885.32 21,520.81
185,600.32

300,339.05 1,002,480.85
238,636.62
405,007.95

. __.. _. .

._. ._._._.

. __. . _.. _.

. .

... _.. __. . __

. __._ __

7,540.00

_ ... _
_
. __

Total Cities_______

960,068.12 95,468.12 565,362.93 361,551.97 125,595.132,108,046.27 47,327,916.69 260,000.00

.00 35,231.75 2,274.07

Total Counties.c , , . __ 2,207,346.91 786,893.183,525,941.36 824,732.41 203,442.257,548,356.11159,481,712.43 16,987,591.125,609,761.461,452,117.421,682,599.75

Grand Total., , .

3,167,415.03 882,361.304,091,304.291,186.284.38 329,037.389,656,402.38206,809,629.12 17,247,591.125,609,761.461,487,349.171,684,873.82

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

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPT8-----BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959-60)

II. Non-Revenue Receipts-Continued

SYSTEM

B. CAPITAL OUTLAY FROM STATE

I. Funds from State

2. Funds Paid to Sch. Bldg. Auth.

Total Sch. Bond
and State Capital Outlay

C. FED.
BLDG. FUNDS PL 815

D.LOANS

E. SALE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY AND INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS

1. Sale of
Real Property

2. Sale of Equipment

3. Net Insurance
Recovery

Total PL 815 Sale of
Property and Insurance
Adjustments

Grand Total
N 0 0 -Revenue Receipts

------~-I-----I------I-----I------I-----I-----I:------1-----1-----1-----

Appling.

.

Atkinson

.

Bacon

_

Baker _

Baldwin .

$...

.$

3,176.19

89,900.00 $
. 39,500.00

119,601.42 $__.. .... __ $

10,915.36 ._. __.. __.

35,461.63 _.

.

49,134.19.

.. _. __.

33,014.84 __. __.,_,._.__

35,000.00 $10,000.00. 15,322.50 64,075.00 _... 1,466.94

.$ .____
. ._._. 275.00

1,705.00 $ 1,973.67
. 50.00 1,075.00

690.72 S .______
295.17 594.52

37,395.72 $ 11,973.67 15,322.50 64,420.17 3,411.46

156,9"7.14 22,889.03 50,784.13 113,554.36 36,426.30

Banks . Barrow _ Bartow _
Ben HilL Berrien _

16,100.00
20,000.00 70,900.00

10,580.65 ._________

850.00 __.. . .

31,268.78

._____

36,000.00

1,952.50 _.

55,166.16 .

.___

30,000.00 __.

20,120.00 ._ .. __.

. ..

.

.

71,105.16 _.' __. __._'. __ . __. __... __.

.

. ._._. .. .___
._

..

850.00

..... _._____ 37,952.50

100.33

30,100.33

._._______ _

_

.

. __. .. __

11,430.65 69,221.28 85,266.49 20,120.00 71,105.16

Bibb......

Bleckley.;

.

Brantley.....

Brooks.......... Bryan

201,000.00

.

.

.

.

.

-

.
34,100.00 68,900.00

203,141.83

85,860.00 100,000.00

34,100.00 ._ .. 68,965.78. . . 16,013.91 .. __. .

.

41,500.00

_ 40,000.00

...

273.43
._._ .... _. 400.00

3,253.20
10.80 241.85

2,775.79
._ 20.00

192,162.42
41,510.80 4U ,661. 85

395,304.25
75,610.80 109,627.63
16,013.91

Bulloch.c i... .

Burke................ ..

Butts........... .

Calhoun........ .

Camden

.

34,820.00

69,260.00 123,100.00 60,400.00
.

145,802.51 . ..

123,100.00 .. __.

._

79,839.31

._______

103.12

..

25,682.70

88,500.00 ._._ .. 55,000.00 ._._ .. 49,300.00 _.
... . _. . _

._ . . .

.

.____

.

._ .

.

..

_

1,195.05

28,080.00 344.00 ._ 293.00
. .._

116,580.00 55,344.00 49,300.00
293.00 1,195.05

262,382.51 178,444.00 129,139.31
396.12 26,877.75

Candler.........

Carroll

Catoosa.......

Charlton

.

Chatham .

.

.

44,100.00

53,863.02

. 161,291.96 218,516.45

6,920.00

73,780.00 124,820.11

28,900.00

50,417.84

fi,860.10 313,000.00 :319,860.10

8,500.00
10,000.00 . __ ._.____

9,466.60 5,140.00
.______ 100.00
..... ..

526.75 740.00 233.25
.
4,829.42 __._.

_ 9.56 592.67
_
... __.

18,493.35 5,889.56
825.92 10,100.00 4,829.42

72,356.37 224,406.01 125,646.03 60,517.84 324,689.52

Chattahoochee . . .

Chattooga .

Cherokee .

Clarke

.

Clay

..

9,400.00 70,300.00
1O,609.fi9 40,fiOO.OO

9,400.00 ... _. ' __ .......

88,085.60 .... _.

65,748.34

.

_

163,774.97 ..... _. . ._

40,607.19 .. _.

5,700.00 __.

30,000.00 __ ..

._

35,000.00

._

520,000.00

.

_._

3,701.00 5.00

150.00 469.21 47.5UI

20,00U.00
10,000.00 7.17

5,7UO.00 50,000.00 35,150.00 534,170.21
59.67

15,100.00 138,085.60 100,898.34 697,945.18 40,666.86

Clayton______________ Clineh., Cohb_________________
Coffee____________ Colquitt _

. 126,800.00
371.93

66,600.00 43,400.00
_
133,400.00

840,335.59 54,700.47 420,897.97 158,601.33 _ 9,147.72

1 60,000.00'_____________ 50.00
800,000.00 15,000.00

379.00 --------------

117.00

_

135,922.40

462.54

60,379.00 167.00
935,922.40 15,462.54

900,714.59
54.867.47 1,356,820.37
174,063.87 9,147.72

Columbia ._

Cook

_

Coweta

Crawford

Crisp

79,200.00 114,684.53 _

..__

105,700.00 574,674.34

_

_

39,600.00

53,488.86

_

_

82,100.00

98,158.53 _

50,000.00 _ 123,000.00 84,000.00

160.20 _ _

2,350--.0-0- ---,----

_

299.40

800.00

1,089.50

50,000.00 2,350.00
123,459.60
85,889.50

50,000.00 117,034.53 698,133.94 53,488.86 184,048.03

Dade_________________

1,500.00

Dawson______________

124.50

Decatur. __

___ ________

DeKalb

Dodge________________

7,900.00

46,500.00

59,984.33

22,700.00

31,034.11

111,200.00 154,58.5.M

_ 12,698,437.11

103,000.00 110,900.00 _

_ _ _
126,450.00

16,000.00
15,000.00 1,300,000.00
90,000.00

_ ______

16,000.00

75,984.33

----- --------250:00 ---------32:30 -----15:282:30

31,034.11 169,867.81

330.89

2,114.25

2,294.77 1,431,189.91 14,129,627.02

75.00

950.92

91,025.92 201,925.92

Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early _.______ ____ Echols
Effingham____________
ElberL______________ EmanueL____________ Evans________________ Fannin_______________

_

83,800.00

_

_

86,900.00

2,274.98 _

106,900.00 13,200.00

67,300.00 93,400.00 125,700.00

440,191.20 1,313,807.66
127,595.15 134,336.36 __
18,001.02 __
84,502.45 93,400.00 143,184.63

32,915.00

75,100.00 103,880.58

168,000.00 15,000.00
108,500.00 15,000.00 13,500.00 30,500.00

4,312.50
2,825.00
9,098.95 2,000.00 3,100.00

_

820.00

_ 13.97

242.50

97.66

237.87

4,312.50 200,915.00
17,825.00 833.97
_ 117,939.11 15,000.00 15,500.00 33,837.87

444,503.70 1,514,722.66
127,595.15 152,161. 36 18,834.99
84,502.45 211,339.11 158,184.63 15,500.00 137,718.45

Fayette_______________ Floyd________________ Forsyth_______________ Franklin______________ Fulton_______________
Gilmer________________ Glascock______________ Glynn________________ Gordon____ Grady________________

37,600.00

47,700.00 103,280.00 32,200.00 82,300.00 240,400.00
62,200.00 64,300.00 119,200.00

47,700.00 103,280.00 38,298.45 96,830.50 1,383,235.11
10,964.76 37,600.00 146,852.51 101,534.02 150,586.72

._____

10,000.00 1,936.90

75,000.00 82,389.55

6.00

18.00



. ._._____

400.00

1,078.00 .__

12,671.43 797.79
94.10

6.00 _ ._
10,018.00 1,936.90
_ _ 87,671.43 1.875.79 82,883.65

47,706.00 103,280.00 38,298.45 106,848.50 1,385,172.01
10,964.76 37,600.00 234,523.94 103,409.81 233,470.37

Greene_______________ Gwinnett.____________
Hahersham___________
HaIL________________ Hancock______________

2,120.80

92,500.00
85,700.00 88,500.00 77,900.00

92,500.00 108,299.79
120,732.03
202,421.17 85,442.48

20,000.00

750.00 3,365.00

276.84
158.31 2,775.00

26,849.71
340.26
6,610.07

20,276.84 26,849.71
498.57
10,135.07 3,365.00

112,776.84
135,149.50 121,230.60
212.556.24 88,807.48

Haralson______________ Harris________________ Hart_________________ Heard________________ Henry________________

40,559.81

50,100.00 101,500.00 54,300.00 107,900.00

16,635.37 74,398.32 142,059.81 68,313.59 169,791.70

42,500.00

._

4,000.00

5,000.00

2,811.58

5.00 135.00
333.35

708.00

45,316.58 135.00 _
4,000.00 6,041.35

61,951. 95 74,533.32 142,059.81 72,313.59
175,833.05

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPT8-BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959-60)

II. Non-Revenue Receipts-Continued

B. CAPITAL OUTLAY

E. SALE OF SCHOOL PROPEllTY

FROM STATE

Total

AND INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS Total PL 815

Sch. Bond

C. FED.

Sale of

Grand Total

SYSTEM

and State

BLDG.

D. LOANS

Property and Non-Revenue

1. Funds

2. Funds

Capital

FUNDS

1. Sale of

2. Sale of

3. Net

Insurance

Receipts

from State Paid to Sch.

Outlay

PL 81.1

Real

Equipment Insurance Adjustments

Bldg. Auth.

Property

Recovery

- - - - - - - - - - - ~----I----+---~--- -~-- - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1

Houston

$

JIarwckins_o_n___________.________

Jasper

.

Jeff Davis_____________

$ 5,40000 38,100.00
9,440.00

79,200.00 $ 73,200.00
_ _ ._

137,139.78 $ 8696,,904370..9818
18,707.87 38,755.07

s 656,505.00
. ._______

65,650.00 $ 7,000.00
15,000.00 34,000.00

$

385.05 s..

250.00

350.00 __.___________

$ 722,540.05 $ 8.19,679.83

7,250.00_

97,197.91 66,030.88

15,350.00

34,057.87

._

34,000.00

72,755.07

Jefferson

JJeonhkninsos_n_____________._

Jones

.

Lamar

..

320.00

120,800.00
46,480.0_0_ 61,000.00 60,200.00

126,467.39 73,318.56
3,702.17 69,096.23 60,200.00

100.00 450.55
24,000.00 12,000.00 __. __.________
.

2,604.00 64.00
728.00

159.07

2,704.00 514.55
24,8~7.G7
12,000.00 _

129,171.39 73,833.11 28,.189.24
81,096.23 60,200.00

Lanier________________ Laurens Lee Liberty_______________ Lincoln_______________

.____________

29,900.00 _
41,800.00
56,600.00 41,800.00

37,750.44 7,189.46 48,201.62 75,130.12
41,800.00

771.45

41,000.00

._

.

_

771.4.1

41,000.00 _

_

37,750.44 7,960.91 89,201.62 7.1,130.12
41,800.00

Long_._______________ Lowndes______________ Lumpkin
Macon Madison______________

5,080.00 123,700.00

26,100.00 __
._. _
_ 96,600.00

43,143.37.

198,283.29

.

13,140.05 349.73______________
116,610.49

. 1,000.00 12,000.00

300.00 1,360.33

.

1,320.39

6,812.86

550.00 "_.___________

1,986.49

_ _
9,433.25 12,.150.00 3,346.82

43,143.37 198,283.29 22,.173.30 12,899.73 119,9.17.31

Marion_._____________ McDuffie

McIntosh

.

Meriwether.__________

Miller______

_

.___

MitcheIL____________

17,861.41

Monroe

._____________

Montgomery__________

Morgan_______________

Murray_______________

50,500.00 _
37,400.00 133,300.00 62,300.00
_ 46,000.00 49,400.00 82,500.00 55,300.00

57,997.01

25,000.00

35.00 __

25,035.00

23,294.27._____________
37,400.00 167,537.60._____________

25,000.00

3,010.00

1,457.30 145.00

641.58 217. .12

2,098.88 3,372.52 25,000.00

62,300.00._____________

.19,000.00

2,537.80

43.50

61,581.30

~U~J! :::::::::::j::::_~~:~~:~~ ::::::::::::::I::::::::~~~:~~ :::::::::::::: -----:~:~~~:gg

99,947.74 64,047.46

1__ -----.----- --------------1

43,000.00

320.35,

2,352.00 1,230.00

604.50 330.61

2,9.16.50 44,880.96

83.032.01 25,393.1.1 40,772 ..12 192,537.60 123,881.30
.10,841.43 91,634.91 49,400.00 102,904.24 108,928.42

Muscogee_____________ Newton Oconee_______________ Oglethorpe____________ Paulding
Peach________________ Pickens_______________ Pierce________________ Pike__________________ Polk__________________
PulaskL.____________ Putnam_______________ Quitman______________ Rahun________________ Randolph_____________
Richmond_____________ Rockdale_____________ Schley________________ Screven_______________ Seminole______________
Spalding______________ Stephens______________ StewarL_____________ Sumter_______________ TalboL
Taliaferro_____________ TattnalL____________ Taylor________________ Telfair________________ TerrelL______________
Thomas_______________ Tift Toombs_______________ Towns________________ Treutlen______________
Troup________________ Turner. Twiggs_______________ Union________________ Upson________________
WWaalltkoenr______________________________ WWaarrreen_______________ Washington___________

290,800.00

_

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

4,913,729.16 23,543.44

66,117.00

199.451______________

300.00

3,301.60

24,464.341

90,780.79 5,004,509.95

3,601.60

27,145.04

32,900.00 87,000.00

~U6l:~~ :::::::::::::: -----~::~:~ ------~:~~~:~~ ------~:~~~:~~ :::::::::::::: -----~~:~~~:~~

60,157.33 87,000.00

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

39,193.21

--

--------------l--------------

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

39,193.21

13,900.00 91,600.00

33,600.00 41,500.00
__ 49,800.00

67,869.42 66,058.90
61,670.34 91,600.00

25,000.00 50,000.00 28,000.00 10,000.00

393.88 ---------

3,463.55 -------------- -------------118.00 ---

__ _

92.66

2,474.30

454.13

25,393.88 53,463.55 28,118.00 10,092.66
2,928.43

93,263.30 119,522.45 28,118.00 71,763.00 94,528.43

47,500.00 49,400 .00
31,000.00

47,500.00 67,763.21
60,931.56

140,011.54 1,794.00 32,363.93
.________

_ 52.900.00 31,400.00 106,700.00 46,380.00
29,865.09 63,500.00 52,400.00 1,940.00 56,500.00

653,031.12 409,799.09 33,194.00 113,902.96 103,925.27
52,616.57 74,949.62 57,368.86 1,940.00 72,531.95

30,000.00 9,000.00 6,000.00 50,000.00 42,000.00 2,000.00

750.00

65.00

___________

340.00 -------- ---- __

463.50 -------------- --------------

479.40

2,375.00

702.00

650.00 --------------

815.00 340.00 463.50 32,854.40 1,352.00

36,000.00 _ 4,000.00
-

36,000.00

2,489.00

152.09

11,641.09

7.00

318.84

6,325.84

789.63

47.90

4,837.53

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

100.00

486.56

121.95 91.29 100.00

50,121.95 42,091.29
486.56 200.00 2,000.00

48,315.00 68,103.21
463.50 93,785.96 1,352.00
689,031.12 421,440.18 39,519.84 118,740.49 103,925.27
102,738.52 117,040.91 57,855.42
2,140.00 74,.531.95

27,800.00 96,300.00
110,000.00 --------------
96,000.00 35,500.00 46,400.00

27,800.00 96,967.51 15,180.16 26,450.20
453,803.15 86,367.22 96,000.00 35,500.00 46,400.00

89,400.00

22.500.00 20,000.00
_ 118,000.00
__
__

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

100.00

55.00

182.85

337.85 22,500.00

260.00

12,000.00

990.00

32,260.00 90,390.00

255.00 369508..9040
726.75

2,052.00

93\.90

1,186.90

194.44_

120,637.38 658.00

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

_

726.75

27,800.00 97,305.36 37.680.16 58,710.20 90,390.00
454,990.05 207,004.60 96,658.00 35,500.00 47,126.75

31,795.76 1,320.00

141,200.00
59,000.00 72,000.00
_ 80,800.00

164,311.68 110,445.88 72,000.00
8,847.50 96,545.14

30,000.00 15,000.00

1,903.01

154.66

138.53

------

----------

----

----------

31,903.01 293.19
---------------------------
15,000.00

196,214.69
110,739.07 72,000.00 8,847.50 111,545.14

80.00

115160,,422000..0000 ._______
133,400.00

216251,,842621..0647 -------------- -----1-1-9-,9-8--9-.8-0- ---------3--5-.0-0- ---------1-3-0-.0--0 -------------- -----1-2-0-,1-5--4-.8-0-

37,860.04 -------------- -------------- -------------- --------4--2-5-.0-0- -------------- ---------4-2-5-.0--0

134,265.01

._______

2,794.15

79.12

2,312.18

5,185.45

265,822.04 241,616.47 37,860.04
425.00 139,450.46

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959-60)

II. Non-Revenue Receipts-Continued

SYSTEM

B. CAPITAL OUTLAY FROM STATE

1. Funds from State

2. Funds Paid to Sch. Bldg. Auth.

Total Sch. Bond and State
Capital Outlay

C. FED. BLDG. FUNDS PL 815

D. LOANS

E. SALE OF SCHOOL PROPE~TY AND INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS

1. Sale of Real
Property

2. Sale of Equipment

3. Net Insurance
Recovery

Total PL 815 Sale of
Property and
Insurance Adjustments

Grand Total Non-Revenue
Receipts

- - - - - - - 1 - - - - 1 - - - - - 1 - - - - - 1 - - - ~---------I----I----I---- -----~---

Wayne

$

$

Webster

.___

W~~fh;it~f~ie~l=d===:==::=::=: :=::=:==:::=::

75,000.00 $ 19,300.00
5~:~gg:gg_

147,131.61 s..
19,~00.no
3,500.00 57,400.00 65,002.05

$ 209,500.00 $

736.50 $ 6,510.00

$ 423.45

$ 45.00 2,750.93

210,236.50 $ 45.00 _
6,510.00 3,174.38

357,368.][
19,345.00 3,500.00
63,910.00 68,176.43

Wilcox Wilkes
Wilkinson Worth______

_ __

_ .. _ 39,895.01

51,900.00 85,000.00 61.000.00 124,200.00

51,900.00 100,822.83
83,218.58 182,691.57

30,000.00 25,000.00

3,501.00 1,676.00

279.40
143.00 1,050.00

563.15 405.26

842.55
33,644.00 28,131.26

52,742.55 100,822.83
116,862.58 210,822.83

Total Counties________ 1,315,489.96 7,946,806.74 34,994,366.45 1,057,247.00 5,562,480.69 130,681.13

74,729.56 298,762.17 7,123,900.55 42,118,267.00

Americns

$

Atlanta_______________ Barnesville____________

Bremen

Buford_______________

$ 25,200.00 $ 1,240.00
800.00 ._____________
1,320.00 25,900.00

25,200.00 $ 1,240.00 800.00
27,220.00 __

$ _

$_ .

$570.00 ._____ __
.

$ 503.16

$ 7,060.27

_ ..

Calhoun______________ Carrollton_____________ ("'arteraville___________ Cedartown____________
Chickamauga__________

2,040.00 4,340.00 1,394.81
800.00

21,560.00 42,500.00
35,700.00 52,400.00

23,600.00 46,840.00 326,810.63 52,400.00
800.00

_ __

_

._

__

100.00

__

__

__

__

._________
__ __

Cochran______________

_

_

Commerce -- --- -- __ -- -- -- __ ------ --- __ --- --- --- --- _-- _-- 1_ --- --- -- -'- --1--- --- - -- --- - -1- -- -- -- -- --1--- ---- -- --- --1------

Dalton__--- _------ -- -- -- -- -- --- _--- __ -----

--

1_ - - - ----- - -- --1- -- - -- - -. - -- - -1-- - - - - - - . - - -1- --- -- - -- - ----I

Decatur

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

-----

1

1

1

Dublin_______________

620.00

66,080.00

66.700.00,

.,

.,

_

$ 8,133.43
100.00

25,200.00 9,373.43
800.00 _
27,220.00
23,600.00 46,840.00 326,910.63 52,400.00
800.00

. 1__ ---------66,700.00

Fitzgerald_____________ Gainesville____________ Hawkinsville__________ Hogansville
Jefferson______________

3,200.00 23,200.00

14,200.00 62,900.00
20,500.00

17,4000.0 62,900.00 23,200.00
20,500.00

1,500.00

17,400.00

__

62,900.00

__

23,200.00

__

1,500.00

22,000.00

LaGrange Marietta______________
Monroe . Moultrie______________
Newnan______________

__

54,500.00

54,750.00

__
25,000.00 __ _

__

_

_

__

__

25,000.00

25,000.00

54,750.00

Pelham_______________

~~~':_a~.:~~~:~~~:~::: ::::::::::::~~

Tallapoosa____________

2,000.00

Tallulah Falls_________

63,800.00
~U88:88
1,400.00

63,800.00

_

~U88:88 :::::::::::::: :::-:::::---:: -- -:_:: ::: :::::::::::::: ::-:::::::--- :::::--::::-::

2,000.00

.

_

1,400.00

13,165.70 _

13,165.70

63,800.00 22,800.00
83,400.00 2,000.00 14,565.70

Thomaston ..

__

Thomasville___________
Toccoa_______________ Trion________________

Valdosta______________

8,760.20 86,900.00

Vidalia

_

Waycross

~

West Point___________ _

__

Winder

_

59,000.00 27,000.00 19,500.00
13,600.00 69,800.00 21,400.00 40,100.00

67,760.20 27,000.00 19,500.00 86,900.00
13,600.00 69,800.00 21,400.00 47,640.00

__ _ 5,000.00 _ _
200,000.00 __ __ _

_

_

_

_

_

__

5,000.00

_

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

__

180.94

497.58 200,678.52

_ _

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

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

--

-----

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

67,760.20 32,000.00 19,500.00 86,900.00
13,600.00 270,478.52 21,400.00
47,640.00

Total Cities _

136,615.01 843,240.00 1,277,360.83

.00 244,665.70

670.00

684.10

7,557.85 2,13,577.65 1,530,938.48

Total Counties ...

_ 1,315,489.96 7,946,806.74 34,994,366.45 1,057,247.00 5,562,480.69 130,681.13

74,729.56 298,762.17 7,123,900.55 42,118,267.00

Grand TotaL

__ 1,452,104.97 8,790,046.74 36,271,727.28 1,057,247.00 5,807,146.39 131,351.13

75,413.66 306,320.02 7,377,478.20 43,649,205.48

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPT8-BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959.60)

SYSTEM

II. Non-Revenue Receipts-Continued

------------------------'.

._~---

F. AGENCY FUNDS (EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTIONS) --------,------.,.------,-----,----

~--I Grand Total Receipts

1. Fed. Income 2. State Income 3. Teacher

4. Teacher

5. Group

6. Social

Total

All Funds

Tax and Cash Tax and Cash Retirement

Association

Insurance

Security

7. Other

Agency

Receipts

Receipts

Contribution

Dues

Premium

Funds

Appling ........... $ 62,742.45

295.36

32,286.89

1,035.00

21,074.93 $............ $---- .. -- . -- ... $ 117,434.63

Atkinson __.... _... Bacon_____ ________ Baker .............

30,620.20 27,720.45 21,662.84

129.02 203.30
46.84

13,147.16 15,429.50 10,396.43

840.00 1,409.00
176.00

3,711.07 6,167.90 5,583.14

5,445 15 - -- ~ - --- - - - - - - --

700.89 1,150.31

.. ------851 :00'

53,892.60 51,631.04 39,866.56

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

1,087,858.17 475,496.21 570,867.69 492,894.92 925,311.95

Banks ____ ...... __. Barrow_________ ___ Bartow____________
.......... Ben HiIL...... __. Berrien ________ ____
~
Bihh.. ........ ____ Bleckley __..______. Brantley __... Brooks .... Bryan __. . . .

24,316.80 21,524.00 69,345.69 23,976.70 51,165.20

101.86 107.22 375.88
I 151.53
314.96

685,686.35

5,547.82

15,651.00 3O,061.20

. . . . ----193:06

43,773.60

276.50

30,401.10

215.38

11,128.32 8,931.89 29,341. ~4
8,996.78 22,149.79

1,064.00
896.04 445.00 2,205.00

4,485.95 4,864.64 7,759.21
1,490.75 13,131.48

1,002.24
---------------19,376.69 2,060.11 3,142.18

239.08 6.01
164.74 ' 1,888.57
-----------

242,936.32 ---------------- ---- -----------

6,814.51 ----------------

4,372.50

12,851. 75

1,428.00

6,351.28

20,024.92

1,080.00

4,885.88

12,676.64 ----------------

4,207.04

140,417.25 4,107.05 1,175.51 13,338.45
685.65

104,653.54 1,628.10
----------------
----------------

42,338.25 35,433.76 127,260.09 39,009.44 92,108.61
1,179,241.28 32,623.16 52,060.74 83,379.35 48,185.81

413,087.24 574,665.31 1,129,344.70 343,251.30 806,388.53
8,390,773 .19 244,777.11 536,751.47 811,532.45 455,935.36

Bulloch __. ________
Burke ____________ . Butta, ______ . ____ ' Calhoun. ___ ... ____ Camden ____ . ______

90,783.70 7~ ,460.20 34,583.50 33,509.90
48,635.65

257.04
352.40 204.74 223.16
135.39

39,628.61 35,577.14 15,007.24 16,437.94
19,583.69

37,277.93 998.00 792.00
702.00 1,239.00

26,001.63 17,851.57 6,753.49 9,645.63
7,832.70

7,438.55

298.25

5,521.94

9,341.41 ----._----------

6,131.75 ---._-----------

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

201,685.71 138,761.25
66,682.38 66,650.38
77 ,426.43

1,896,286.80 1,348,875.07
601,937.48 522,786.80
692,820.52

Candler __________ ' Carroll.. __________

27,715.20 87,101.20

143.28 444.43

12,959.87 38,753.39

819.00 1,979.25

9,238.93 16,132.03

3,623.17 4,937.29

-----------.-
6,563.14

54,499.45 155,910.73

Catoosa __________'

74,660.50

411.56

29,974.32 ------_ .._-------

11,942.78

2,133.48

24,803.30

143,925.94

Charlton _________.

28,588.40

158.72

11,706.95

911.00

5,625.08

7,957,55

412.50

55,360.20

Chatham __________ -----.-------.-. -------_.------- ---------------. -----.-----._--- ---------.-._--- ---------------- ---------------- ---------.------

505,370.20 1,611,.\81.90 1,145,820.07
478,430.31 7,715,793.22

Chattahoochee.... ' Chattooga ________ ' Cherokee __________ Clarke __.. __. ____' Clay: __, .. ___. ___.

5,288.46 57,422.80 82,569.90 170,697.41 17,917.40

18.50 357.40 557.16 1,258.58 64.52

------------ ----I 2,895.91

22,206.80 33,252.37

------'3:062 :00'

64,521.38

6,699.00

9,635.23

230.00

929.20
5,560.98
16,184.32
19,719.77 3,737.74

516.94 ----------------

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

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

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

30,890.09

1,882.58

667.62

45.78

9,649.01 85,547.98 135,625.75 295,668.81 32,298.29

122,167.50 942,343.45 1,265,582.24 3,164,527.67 343,887.41

Clayton___________ Clinch____________ Cobb_____________ Coffee_____________ Colquitt ___________
Columbia__________ Cook_____________ Coweta___________ Crawford__________ Crisp _____________

181,947.59 28,000.90 426,873.68 102,293.50 67,906.74
48,377 .30 41,811.70 69,196.30 23,315.20 82,903.99

1,287.46 169.08
3,449.40 339.98 524.49
282.68 210.56 379.16 76.70 555.72

Dade_____________

Dawson___________

Decatur

.

DeKalb___________

Dodge____________

26,083.26 13,490.00
914,501.24 69,003.10

165.20 68.96
8,081.91 413.34

Doolv_____________
Dougherty_________ Douglas___________ E"ly_____________ Ecbols____________

54,725.30
297,379.10 58,405.90 53,271.10 10,930.30

329.04
2,113.18 378.54 276.32 63.01

Elfingbam_________ Elbert- ___________
.......... EllanueL _________ Evans _____ ________ ~l Fannin________

44,934.90

297.02

81,161. 70 ----------------

78,659.61 ----------------

32,175.10

186.76

60,233.40

328.32

Fayette___________ Floyd_______ Fot'Ryth_____ Franklin__________ Fulton_______ _

30,376.28 150.000.00 42,111.50 53,935.40

178.00 228.07 261.40

Gilmer____________ Glascock________ Glynn Gordon______ Grady_____

34,253.60 11,085.30 45,010.04

191.87 47.06 279.34

66,650.87 11,972.33 146,966.04 42,367.48 31,661.17

4,428.00 640.00
----------------
3,325.00 2,206.00

133,,010679..6790 49,940.31 16,391.98 13,525.56

5,235.26
82,876.27 25,400.77
4,728.16

14,648.67 12,989.27 7,042.50

24837,,835025..0514 723,094.97 190,118.71 127,594.62

22,458.53 19,102.82 31,606.21 10,320.64
32,672.52

----------------
1,350.00

25,,765365..1436

----------------
546.00

11,792.10 ________________

2,968.00

23,858.91

3,977.45 21,983.39 3,192.66

71.98

6787,,191204..5047 134,957.16 34,258.54 146,151.80

12.466.59 6,630.57
306,847.00 27,288.41

1,405.00 570.00
_ _

4,290.49 3,583.52

456.00 906.64

44,866.54 25,249.69

_
104;670:51- -----199;546:93- ----122;162:10- ---i;685;809:69-

10,745.69

20,105.51

813.50

128,369.55

24,237.68
110,352.3~
23,470.58 25,138.26 4,691.59

_
5,482.00 990.00 737.00 310.00

19,368.62 38,331.23 6,143.76 14,860.66
1,629.31

2,487.61 35,640.71
6,258.27
2,887.13

21,754.60 1,260.00

101,148.25 511.053.18 96,907.05 94,283.34
20,511.34

19,265.28 35,196.62 32,572.86 13,473.96 24,424.21

1,649.00
-----------
2,590.00 880.00
1,136.00

7,154 .06 _ 21,253.23
20,627.88 7,974.60
13,653.53

__

____

7,536.61 3,327.67
17,932.86

__ 1,063.05

73,300.26 137,611.55
141,986.96 58,018.09
118,771.37

13,008.56

459.00

60.000.00 --------------

16,893.25

1,756.00

22,949.17 ----------------

9,7~2.50
11.000.00 12,439.74 11,043.36

9,378.54 32,000.00 15,349.02

9,506.08 926.60

72,668.96 253,000.00 74,355.16 103,538.35
_

14,963.75 4,842.93 17,137.85

832.00

8,375.73 3,465.92 8,854.17

9,318.53 595.49
8,999.26 770.90

67,103.48 20,036.70
_ 81,112.66
770.90

88,231.96 258,411.28 120,430.59 162,393.91 67,201. 82
57,031.67 88,532.31 93,899.22 48,096.18 115,406.73

3,003,492.08 462,747.23
6,162,828.89 1,601,588.12 1,389,615.24
832,808.00 738,625.21 1,826,495.46 452,385.61 1,261,694.50
482,830.01 276,405.85 1,511,301.99 26.682,003.76 1,250,531.05
1,328,272.36 5,80Ii,960.07
919,518.52 981,923.18 190,445.28
736,104.07 1,260,501.42 1,359 ..462.94
462,.131.07 1,006,733.63
541,597.34 1,876,583.00
670,509.88 895,691. 94 9,816,480.87
5.10,421.08 226,767.89 2,361,631.30 862,936.79 1,190,977.38
844,Sl1. 48 2,083,099.07 1,123,802.87 1,800,793.02
707,832.45
607,822.72 806,724.08 1,012,416.72 487,705.31 1,188,316.53

TABLE I~Continued~RECEIPTS~BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959-60)

II. Non-Revenue Receipts-e-Contlnued

SYSTEM

1. Fed. Income 2. State Income

TO' and Cash Tax and Cash

Receipts

Receipts

F. AGENCY FUNDS (EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTIONS)

I

3. ;eacher
Retirement Contribution

4. Teacher
Association Dues

5. Group--i--6. S o c : ; - - - - - - - - - - - - ; : : ; - -

Insurance Premium

Security

7. Other

Agency Funds

Grand Total Receipts All Funds

------

IHrwouinst_o_n_._._._._._._._.._._._ $ Jackson ......... Jasper ____________ Jeff Davis .........

s 166,007.30
46,687.93 46,416.58 27,467.60 38,760.20

s 1,087.06 283.88 254.82 159.90 138.38

61,811. 70 $ 18,902.99
19,025.64 10,946.35
18,685.40

3,975.50 $
2,097.00 1,271.00
532.00 1,494.00

15,711.07 $ 9,.507.82 7,826.57 7,628.07 8,523.87

s 40,066.54

4,485.87 $

2,283.49 --------------_.

1,946.31 ----------------

5,838.22

647.39

5,498.27

8,140.06

293,145.04 $ 79,763.11 76,740.92 53,219.53 81,240.18

3,051,393.6 711,968.6 747,263.0 456,655.2,
695,166.11

JJeefnfkerinsosn__. ._._._._._._._._._ Johnson ___________ Jones _____________ Lamar ____________

67,975.80 42,647.71 30,092.10 34,742.00
----------------

-

----

---

406.90 286.84 161. 96 232.28
--------

30,512.35 ----------------
16,416.57 ----------------

10,120.20 ---~ - -- -- - ------

9,564.12

368.74

13,824.85

544.00

8,835.63

1,116.43

15,031. 94

1,126.00

8,468.29

1,161.21

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

---------------1,713.38 925.00 345.04
----------------

109,015.25 70,997.36 55,499.97 61,106.76
----------------

Lanier ____________ Laurens _______~ ___ Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Liberty ......... _. Lincoln ___________
Long . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lowndes ....... __. Lumpkin ......... Macon ____________ Madison ... _... _..

21,971.24
80,398.98 28,608.10 61,163.46
26,816.70

---------------216.43 143.50
---------------91.07

19,022.93 67,513.66 29,459.60 52,876.26 45,205.16

108.54 502.59 198.38 323.00
----------------

8,990.34

840.00

32,287.44

2,445.00

13,117.47 ---- -----------

21,682.57

686.70

.... 11,975.30
10,461.19

-~:~ii:gg1

27,847.11

10,752.22

1,275.00

23,387.64 ----------------

19,335.80 ----------------

6,367.92 14,334.88 4,253.60 8,007.16
1,944.75
4,197.10 10,767.28 7,106.30 16,429.44 6,513.93

411.50 ----------------

24,156.61 ----------------

8,214.35 ----------------

1,167.42

21.50

3,532.21 ----------------

2,115.61 19,449.06 6,889.62 12,171.99 2,613.41

1,853.12 7,731.57
72.00 9,980.25
264.16

38,581.00 153,839.34 54,337.02
92,728.81 44,360.03
38,314.49 136,561.27 55,753.12 115,168.58 73,932.46

Marion ____________
McDuffie . . . . . . . . . . McIntosh . . . . . . . . . M e r i w e t h e r ________ Miller .............

24,067.90 46,993.01 29,326.00 74,321.32 34,773.70

147.88 309.32 142.60 442.78 261.04

11,536.96 20,502.89 13,283.99 31,725.59 16,619.91

---------------956.00
2,078.50 1,101.50
623.00

6,253.37 6,066.10 2,784.97 12,873.65 16,418.70

---------------1,888.66

2,023.09 414.54

1,468.40 ----------------

1,954.23

741.33

2,009.00

31.28

44,029.20 77,130.52 49,084.46 123,160.40 70,736.63

1,148,922.88 663,217.46 504,151.22 619,124.43 462,566.13
364,846.83 1,434,976.0
536,698.1 968,911.71
435,~99.23
348,796.8 1,409,644.79
431,102.98
820,381.6o
795,602.27
491,102.44 708,461. 78 569,018.27 1,265,528.10 665,815.60

MMoi tncrohee l_L__. _. ._._._._._._._ M o n t g o m e r y _______ Morgan ___________1
Murray...........

51,555.80 37,749.10 24,495.00 38,782.95 34,973.71

270.26
207.28 125.60 172.20
209.18

25,826.31 ----------------

18,299.06 ----------------

12,055.79

439.00

18,056.26 ----------------

15,402.76

635.00

6,171.99

2,788.06 ----------------

1,596.50

12,352.13 ----------------

::::::::::::::::1 2,490.53 ----------------

8,590.77

11,216.47

4,659.27

2,305.77 ----------------

86,612.42
70,204.07 39,605.92 76,818.65 58,185.69

904,760.78 686,981.46 430,761.84 816,430.20 639,510.12

Muscogee _________ Newton ___________ Oconee ____________
Oglethorpe . . . . . . . . Paulding..........

750,618.98 79,791.60 26,629.00 33,266.25 50,764.30

6,038.81 495.38 122.44
118.40 446.20

247,993.44 31,562.55 12,482.25
15,074.70 20,112.19

-------------------------------
---------------610.00
1,301.00

73,868.52 16,644.79
5,908.73 5,654.55 12,268.67

336,505.14 15,366.43 1,486.25 1,659.99 13,751.44

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

1,415,024.89
143,860.75 46,628.67
56,383.89 98,643.80

15,549,122.03 1,062,564.24
475,879.55 579,902.09 773,485.98

Peach............. Pickens. ___________ Pierce _____________
Pike .............. Polk ..............

50,543.40

178.72

33,691. 71 ----------------

47,090.48

267.52

35,654.33 ----------------

67,169.60

381.40

21,303.22

518.00

14,287.87 ----------------

30,489.72 ----------------

15,603.60

770.00

27,836.40

1,970.00

9,479.92 7,453.90 13,123.23 6,959.32 21,426.45

1,949.17 ----------------

9,491.67 ----------------

1,564.18

66.36

1,783.19 -.--------------

15,124.55

404.25

83,972.43 64,925.15
92,601.49 60,770.44 134,312.65

944,807.38 600,395.26 710,783.53 562,067.43
1,169,630.76

Pulaski; , .......... Putnam........... Quitman __________
Rabun ............ Randolph.

19,265.30 35,154.50 8,860.80 36,691. 70 43,429.80

105.30 223.32 48.86
209.46 242.45

9,710.95 15,695.73 5,146.79 15,597.25 19,999.14

----------------------------------------------
1,712.00
----------------

5,016.78 4,798.71 1,917.29 7,672.87
7,245.10

920.65 ----------------

7,180.07 ----------------

----------------
1,927.90

------

---------2,690.55

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

35,018.98 63,052.33 15,973.74
66,501. 73 70,916.49

393,555.62 579,656.94 175,005.55 619,483.44 635,358.04

Richmond1 Rockdale.......... SScchrelevye.n._._._._.__._._._._._. Seminole __________

639,425.15 38,842.91 14,758.80
61,178.46 32,506.70

6,508.88 275.80 119.70
333.94 242.11

212,630.57 15,272.81 7,015.19 30,715.67 14,894.87

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

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

6,381.55

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

2,666.28

1,444.00

5,778.14

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

2,238.15

95,327.21

1,185.00

9,606.30 ----------------

1,902.44

1,639.35

2,507.08 ---------------4,973.07 ----------------

955,076.81 70,379.37 28,101. 76 101,957.29
54,854.90

8,112,344.47 953,635.74 279,305.66
1,087,296.10 601,761.23

Spalding . . . . . . . . . .

157,005.69

1,158.62

56,819.45

4,141.00

15,075.98

3,118.87

210.44

237,530.05

2,032,334.67

Stephens ..........

44,295.90

229.52

19,059.83

2,258.00

7,793.73

2,223.08

1,653.30

77,513.36

742,404.13

......
*~'"

Stewart. .......... Sumter ____________

33,530.55

155.68

15,361.84

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

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

8,444.32 ----------------

1,140.96 ----------------

58,633.35

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

Talbot. ...........

27,363.50

108.48

13,741.39 ----------------

7,153.28

1,430.08 ----------------

49,796.73

578,520.53 616,084.29 534,671.34

Taliaferro _________
TattnaU........... Taylor............ Telfair . . . . . . . . . . . . Terrell , . .........

15,661.80 57,745.70 32,415.98 52,976.42 47,264.04

103.22

6,194.06 ----------------

1,056.28

583.65

300.00

313.06

26,144.89

1,741.00

7,871.11

1,636.10

1,613.92

---_._--.--

15,983.03

-----------

6,779.43 ------------ ...

616.50

279.59

22,616.05 ----------------

13,115.60

15,073.70 ----------------

21,811.14 ----------------

10,364.08 --------------_. ---------------- ----------------

23,899.01
97,065.78 55,794.94 104,061.36
79.439.26

266,328.31 953,024.17 574,027.13 808,773.20 799,107.19

Thomas ___________ Tift., , ............ TToowo mnsb_s _. _. _. _. _. _. _. _. _. _. ._
Trcutlen .... _. ___.

67,043.70 88,908.50 41,053.50 16,218.00 25,825.10

305.04 461.08 268.96
71.96 142.17

30,531.35 ----------------

36,973.55 ----------------

16,825.22

924.00

8,328.16

10,105.43

749.00

8,009.87 20,535.66 6,380.61 4,582.48 4,898.17

20,613.01

3,181.04

24,009.04 2,567.89

..... "7;681:70'

5,255.60 ----------------

883.24

31.50

129,684.01 170,887.83 75,701.88 34,4.16.20
42,634.61

1,504,009.45 1,453,734.24
700,774.73 348,075.55
414,786.77

Troup.... _........ T u r n e r ____________
Twiggs .. __........ Hnion _____________ Upson ____________

71,398.15 38,854.60 34,413.40 25,191.60 41,395.80

518.00 243.70 225.84 156.38

30,663.35
16,010.99 14,923.98 12,307.24 18,458.74

1,656.00 ----------------
----------------
---------------581.00

12,524.04

9,403.95

22,016.27

8,399.41

802.35

1,658.52 I

6,895.62 ---------------- ----------------

7,970.56 7,372.10

-------------.--
9,657.60

----------------
872.53

148,179.76 65,969.57 56,458.84
45,625.78 78,337.77

1,416,378.10 625,134.95 593,343.89
426,977.65 987,101.30

Walker............ Walton._ .......... Ware .............
Warren........... 1 Washington ........

139,181.29 65,467.52 55,346.76
27,686.00 71,411.58

828.41 552.42 417.16 168.86 395.60

54,013.24 27,672.36
20,642.79 11,851.01 33,060.18

5,603.00
---------------1,680.00
----------------
----------------

18,514.10 17,950.65 13,569.60 4,779.06 10,578.80

2,693.94

931.37

3,205.10

7,721.33

15,972.10 ----------------

7,619.42

445.18

1,831.28

6,688.30

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

221,765.35 122,569.38 107,628.41
52,549.53 123,965.74

2,127,760.78 1,249,348.09
989,135.81
421,931.35 1,192,354.18

TARLE I~Continued~RECEIPTS~BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959-60)

., II. Non-Revenue Reeeipts-c-Continued
~._.~~- -T~=-=_- ~~~-,~~F_,_A_G_E_N_C;~Y_F_U_N_DS~(E_M_P,L_O_Y_E_E_C_O_N_T_R_I,B_UT_I_O_N_S_) ~_,~~~~~,- ~ __ _

SYSTEM

I. Fed, Income 2, State Income

Tax and Cash Tax and Cash

Receipts

Receipts

3. Teacher Retirement Contribution

4, Teacher Association
Dues

5, Group
Insurance Premium

6, Social Security

7. Other

Total Agency Funds

Grand Total Receipts All Funds

Wayne. Webster.. Wheeler.L, White... Whitfield.;
Wilcox, Wilkes_. Wilkinson Worth .
Total Counties

$ 81,400,80

.

11,132.48

_

23,142.61

.

28,317,46

I

85,106.21

_

39,689,00

_

43,221.62

_

36,644,16

_

64,784,84

_ 10,996,172,18

522.30 35,04 68.90 160.65
170.42 157,86 237.34 310,64
90,595.04

33,174,19 6,500,56 11,072.69 12,561.04 36,544,04
13,605,83 21,064,26 16,343.72 29,939,74
4,349,927,18

3,309,00
1,267,50 2,646,00
920,00 1,574,00 190,465,92

18,390,18 5,324.44 5,260,83 6,304.48 12,425.68
10,745,66 5,503.28 8,487,63
21,083,71
1,586,980,67

16,498,69 $__ ... _.. _. $

1,272,65

. __.. __

947,47 16,363.17

3,621.41 611.98

153,295.16 24,265,17 39,545,03 53,180,01 153,697,08

1,240.46 1,996,58 1,510.23 10,130.26

395.47

65,451.37 72,339,07
64,173.08 127,823,19

1,745,551.69

450,689,07 19,410,381. 75

1,583,071.62 257,206.35 389,641.17 499,517.50
1,702,219,86
621,907,5.1 763,699,19 666,703,83 1,257,997,90
221,010,361.18

s Americus__________ $ ,51,436,20

370.54 $ 21,153.56 $

1,091.50 $

8,478.68 $

1,222,80 $_.. ------------ $

-- - ------ Atlanta... _____________ . __. _______ ---------------- - - - - ~ - - - - - - -- -----

------

Barnesville________

24,638,80

181.38

9,591.26

-----------

-2~ii43:52-

----------------
5,250.72

621,303.67 3,631. 74

Bremen ______

20,778,51

133.88

6,942,56

2,708,14

750.07 ----------------

Buford ______

18,516,86

117,47

7,015.05

- - - - - - - - - - -

~-

1,913,73

4,305,42

1,800,00

Calhoun

Carrollton ____

1

Cartersville______ __

Cedartown ________

Chickamauga______

Cochran___________ Commerce _________ Dalton., __________ Decatur_____ Dublin ________

31,978,10 15,290.70 60,054.00 54,488,On 13,519.60
25,767.68 26,180.40 80,808,16 117,983,98 58,889.30

224.89 333,40 452.36 407,10
85.41
159,83 370,00 619,38 1,066,09 458,20 ,

12,551.50 18,553.40
21,237,47
21,172,87
4,231.32

682,00 ----------------
288.00
----------------
-----------

11,363,00 10,513.42 28,397,95 40,454,81 23,325.60

776.00 640,00 15,620,00
1,232.00 ,

3,284,67 1,324,29 6,054,70
6,890.56 2,302,20

7,217,95

362.30

208,88

1,413,81

12,728,86

488,73

399,68 ----------------

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

1,353,26
4,163.16 6,615,52 13,473,02 7,206,57

259,77 6,380.16
891, 95 16,069,97
373,69

----------------
----------------
----------128.47
------------

83,753,28 621,303,67 46,237.42 31,313,16 33,668.53
56,301.41 67,124.48 101,304.12 83,358,21 20,138,53
38,903,54 48,383,14 117,972,96 204,796.34 91,485,36

596,924,68 28,288,820,11
270,800,04 234,445,19 259,332,96
410,250,73 558,785,58 1,040,290.00 655,885,08 172,796,93
307,971.85 359,952.98 874,738.93 1,346,746,54 877,792,30

Fitzgerald _ Gainesville _
Hawkinsville _ Hogansville _ Jefferson _

LaGrange___

Marietta

Monroe

. __.

Moultrie

.

Newnan________

Pelham.

_

Quitman

_

Rome

-__ 1

Tallapoosa _

Tallulah Falls _

50,179.20
92,607.44 13,308.30 26,406.70 13,119.68

.

_

_

13,473.00

83,133.20

67,798.78

28,025.50 23,283.96

10,070.40

523.26 693.30 91.46 152.48 76.94
569.56 524.92
178.03 132.96

Thomaston __. _. _

Thomasville _

Toccoa

_

Trion

_

Valdosta _

Vidalia

_

Waycross _

West Point ,

1

Winder __ ._

70,830.35 75,052.50 38,189.90 25,049.80 121,984.06
32,049.10 112,969.50 19,783.08 34,348.68

'J6.68 459.68 250.73 207.72 1,589.01
182.62 1,013.70
120.90 373.92

Total Cities

1,581,993.42

12,667.80

Total Counties.

10,996,172.18

90,595.04

Grand TotaL

12,578,165.60

103,262.841

18,511.11 36,221.30 6,215.51
10,972.66 4,332.66

1,220.00
314.50 320.00

4,821.10 ----------------

33,250.60

2,183.50

24,297.38 ----------------

13,105.70 ----------------

9,138.52

133.00

3,896.14

_

27,541.04
29,016.54 15,15S.63 8,663.84 46,254.24

1,169.20
----------------
701.00
2.898.00

11,973.02
42,725.07
8.996.94 13,692.03

605,287.80

29,268.711

4,349,927.18

190,465.92

4,955,214.98

219,734.62

::~~Ug I
2,032.34 4,054.55 1,776.91

~::~::~~_ ---------82:5::50-

_

6,100.60

_

2,926.04



_

80,802.92 134,833.89 21,647.61
48,001.49 22,552.23

1,522.98 ---------------- ----------------

14,393.95

579.50

13,739.97

9,092.85

15,399.19

464.45

3,525.66 1,938.86
867.16

3,770.32 282.42

-------------------------------
_

19,817.08 147,850.28 117,577.57
48,605.21 34,909.72
14,833.70

9,522.79 5,736.94 4,417.57 3,099.89 8,076.71
3,796.98 8,354.63
5,316.00
165,327.34
1,586,980.67
1,752,308.01

863.30 17,506.76
482.31 5,094.93 29,380.90
228.40 2,879.67 5,430.22
152,751.63
1,745,551.69
1,898,303.32

3,488.78 5,376.43 1,954.56 49,783.10
120.90
704,882.41 450,689.07 1,155,571.48

113,962.14 133,148.85 59,200.14 44,070.74 259,966.02
48,230.12 167.942.57 34,452.04 53,730.63
3,252,179.10
19,410,381. 75
22,662,560.85

570,881.61 1,038,103.84
262,499.18 344,952.01 232,985.91
1,103,914.67 1,125,098.91
144,311.36 1,016,485.50
805,408.51
435,384.71 303,414.51 1,367,881.55 144,025.62 55,969.86
799,417.65 1,108,087.87
549,541. 90 315,758.48 1,527,438.34
362,169.17 1,440,901.94
294,488.66 506,378.58
52,111,034.27
221,010,361.18
273,121,395.45

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959-60)

III. Balance Beginning of Year

D. AGENCY FUNDS

SYSTEM

A. GEN ERAL FUND

B. BOND FUNDS

C. BOND
SINKING FUND

I. Fed. Income
Tax

-----,-~-~---

2. State 3. Teacher 4. Teacher 5. Group 6. Social

Income Retirement Assoc. Insurance Security

Tax

Member

Due-s Prom ium

7, Other

E. OTHER

Total Balances Beginning
of Year

Grand TotalReceipts
and Balances

Contri.

--~--~---

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - --~------I----I----I----

Appling ________________ Atkinson _______________

$

Bacon __________________ Baker _________________

Baldwin ___..____________

9,024.68 -1,615.83 -1,325,98
1,913,53 -658.53

$ 32,339.92
-----20;302:01
---------------------------

$

4,494.43 $ 4,856.10 $--------- $ 2,214.87 $--------- $ 1,6 49,59 $..

$..

-385.12 -14,118.90 ---------- ---------- ---------- -----

41,000.00 17,367.92

----------
872.63 ----------

----------
373.58 ----------

506.37

233.07

10,333.39 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -----

$.. _

$ 54,579.59 $ 1,142,437,76

-16,119.85 459,376.36

59,976.03 630,843.72

37.87

21,304.97 514,199.89

9,674.86 934,986.81

Banks __________________ -3,727,00

90,000.00

Barrow______________ ~ __ Bartow_________________

-10.393,86 80,552.86

25,00 72,204,88

Ben HiIL ______________ Berrien _________________

62,086,08 --------------

44,923.69

2,577 .67

363.61

----------

875.59 ----------

10,841.01 -1,689.30 ----------- -724.63 ---------.

9,635.61 5,157,33

2,028.00

-----75:74

----758:99

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

15,601.29 12,833.00 ---------- 1,815.15 ----------

- 3 18.64 1,315174,.0926

248.58
234.34 657.11

.

_ ._
_ ._

87,760.78 -2,260.42 162,393,35
70,457.50 79,762,87

500,848,02 572,404.89 1,291,738.05 413,708.80 886,151,40

Bibb ___________________
Bleckley ________________ Brantley________________ Brooks , , _______________ Bryan __________________

5,518,72 16,781.99 -7,922 19 24,574.28 6,445.35

35,214.58 2,000,00
--------------
-------------10,558.39

-----------------------
----3;542:27
17,721.13

---------10,633.82 2,528.50

----------
--1;208:89
----------
---_._._--

----------------_.--_._------
--1;044:67

----------
514.52 ---------. ----------

------ _______________________ .

371.68 801.12



358.82

58.13

_.

1,195.00 _
_

40,733.30 19,976.99 5,607.84 2S,116 55 38,714.99

8,431,506.49 264,754.10 542,359.31 839,649.00 494,650.35

Bnlloch __.______________ Burke __________________ Butts _______________ Calhoun _______________ . Camden. _______________

65,294.55 -50,494.00
4,749.51 61,776.77 150,095.91

38.06 25,033.50
110.53 3,875.13
634.83

33,654,86 14,151.87 76,826.36
---34;793:64

--6;554:40
5,378.60 ---------.

352.40 ---.--------_._----
---_._----

--3;031:75
--1;127:08
----------

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

1,50

1. 74 210.20 _________ .

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

1,276.89

------



_
._ 2,li1.71 _

98,987.47
341. 86 S4,858.11 73,434.47
185,524.38

1,995,274.27
1,349,216.93 686,795.59 596,221.27
878,344.90

Candler _________________ Carroll, ________________ Catoosa ________________
Charlton _______________ Chatham _______________

1,330.84 17,286.56 43,418.27

9,289.95 269.1:;2.74
6,744.57

24,552.74 ---------- -~-------- 1,062.18 ._--------

30,558.74

----------

-- -------

19,339.40 5,825,00 ---------- 2,401.88 ----------

281145..3483 1,16 9.63

1,172.88 -------------- 32,148.38 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------

395,717.54 -------------- --------.--- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----~-

252.97 __ 1,167.35
240.48 1,441.00 _.



_ _

37,304.11 318,379.77 80,580,23 33,321.26 395,717.54

542,674.31 1,929,861.67 1,226,400.30
511,751.57 8,111,510.76

Chattahoochee___ . _______ Chattooza ______________
Cherokee _______________ Clarke __ _________. ____ Clay ______ ____________

34,437.90 13,111.12

6,960,00 ------------ .-

---80;643:02

-30.00 ----------

18,50 ----------

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

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

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

516.94 ._.

4,003.42 24 ,,539.n

----iI2;337:55

22,152,91 --------------

90,011.36 129,419.93
1,091.76

----------
1,537.00

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

----------
693.65

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

--------2-8- 4-.-9-6-

--6;849:67
34.63

::::-:::::
2,902.50

::::::::::::
------------1

41,903.34 93,754.14 94,014.78
273,146.46 28,697.41

164.070,84 1,036,097.59 1,31;9,597,02
3,437,674.13 372,584.82

Clayton __________ _____ 100,051.04

Clinch. .. ______________ Cobb ___________________
Coffee. _________________

36,968.10 -133,489.08
87,810.52

1,187,199.86
2,987.64 60,311.64
1,599.79

Colquitt. _______________ 105,105.46 --------------

46,273.40 --------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --
12,010.15 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --
204,744.25 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --
10,618.69 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -1,914.37 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --

2,141.70

Columbia_______________ Cook .... _______________ Coweta_________________
Crawford _______________ Cnsp__.. __. ____________

11,210.74 -------------- ------------ "---------- ---------- --- ------ ---------- ---------- --

15,530.83 -------------- 124,093.90 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --

~5,489.42 131,000.00 16,310.48 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --

21,310.82 -------------- 30,283.34 ---------- ----------

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

-1,085.71 -------------- 22,711.20 ---------- ---------- 2,652.91 ---------- ----------

363.80

4,217.08

.

_

_ 244.59

Dade___..... ___________ Dawson ________________
Decatur _.. _____________ DeKa!b __. __________
Dodge., ______________::

'4,210.15

1,819.31

3,405.90 --------------
4,441.20 ----------- --

637,575.81

24,767.62

-4,429.02 --------------

4,082.35 2,390.50 24,698.47 886,169.81 1,272.53

----------
----------
70,952.10 5,644.34

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

----------------------------
2,272.28

---------- ----------
_._-------- ------------------- ------------------- 152.20 ---------- 160.35

------404___,_,__44___49____93____.._36_____68_

12,171.16 __________
3,382.36

2.75
4,354.12 13,089.48
_ _

Dooly __________________ 17,680.29

68,000.00

Dougherty______________ -78,889.09 228,921. 78

Douglas _______________. 43,166.24

27,075.92

Early_. ___________ . ___._
Echols ___________ -----

6,963.17 -------------11,419.18 --------------

1,223.24 8,139.56

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

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

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

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

---

26,995.88

-----------

----------

--

40,647.70 1,061.53

4,599.26 ----------

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

2,164.70 ----------

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

--

1,188.95 --------

---

Effingham ______________ Elbert. _________________
EmanueL _______________ Evans __________________ Fannin _________________

i

27,004.98

69,337.77 13,868.32 ----------

57,821.11 --------------

829.15 ---- ----- 403.46

-13,214.11

30,709.84 8,181.24 ---------- ----------

2,132.08 -------------- ------------ ---------- ----------

20,397.82 334,677 .58 9,915.52 ---------- ----------

----------------------------
2,011.87

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

----------------------------
1,086.30

---
_--.
_.

1,879.52

25,800.00

5,084.52

_

76.95

Fayette_________________ Floyd . , ________________ Forsyth. _______________ Franklin ______________ . Fulton. ________________

69,074.20 -------------- ------------

----------

10,000.00

35,000.00 175,000.00 12,500.00 ----------

---------4,500.00 ----------

1,150.00 10,225.00 _....

18,860.44 -------------- 13,777.83 10,231.80 ---------- 1,328.51 ---------- I,OB.68 --

15,599.43 -------------- 21,050.90 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --

184,239.69 3,349,092.84 371,635.04 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --

_ 20,367.75

Gilmer _________________ 45,713.21

Glascock _________ Glynn _______. __

-----

222.82

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

Gordon _________:::::::: 28,890.24

Grady__________________ 3,068.50

3-1,738.92 25,231.17
-------------- ------------
-------------- ------------
207,740.00 66,558.09
-------------- 31,434.34

---------2,702.20
7,936.40
----------

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

-------------------
1,483.96 ----------

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

---------160.50
1,159.56 ----------

---
--
---

2,418.00 141,569.43

Greene ___________. _____ Gwinuett _______________
Habersham _____________ HaIL ... _______________ H a n c o c k ________________

-7,137.93 -------------- ------------ 3,966.80 ----------

89,137.09 -------------- 71,579.06 12,234.46 ----------

-55,475.21 67,962.01

-----1;008:37

2,573.04 ---------- ---------47,484.70 ---------- ----------

18,863.08

39,362.56 22,750.81 ---------- ----------

1,817.25 ---------4,714.02 ------------ ------- ----------
---------- ------------------- ----------

30.70 1,115.15

3,265.19 1,884.71

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

-
-.

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

_ _
440.62

Haralson _______________ Harris _________________ Hart , , _________________
Heard.c , , ______________ H e n r y __ 0 0 _______ 0 _____

3,476.62 24,528.32 28,092.74

---------------------------
6,660.25

20,528.50 18,756.91
------------

7,652.30
-------------------

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

1,167.04 ----------
----------

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

588.04
--------------------

206.45 7,580.10
--________

5,005.03 -------------- 11,658.25

----------

----------

-2,467.04 40,572.11 41,587.68 5,357.20 ---------- 2,385.29 ----------

--
561.11

158.00

._.

_

...

102.90

._. __... _.. _. __

1,333,524.30 51,965.89
131,566.81
102,170.70
107,019.83

4,337,016.38 514,713.12
6,294,395.70
1,703,758.82
1,49;,635.07

11,210.74 143,841.81 141,821.06 51,594.16 24,886.79

844,018.74 882,467.02 1,968,316.52 503,979.77 1,286,581.29

10,114.56 492,944.57 22,321.98 298,727.83 42,229.15 1,553,531.14 1,663,449.26 28,345,453.02
9,414.16 1,259,945.21

88,783.05 158,172.25 97,238.04
81,363.78 12,480.71

1,417,055.41 5,964,132.32
1,016,756.56 1,063,286.96
202,925.99

115,295.59
59,053.72
25,676.97 2,132.08
368,166.04

851,399.66 1,319,555.14 1,385,139.91
464,663.15 1,374,899.67

69,074.20 248,375.00 45,217.26 36,650.33 3,925,335.32

610,671.54 2,124,958.00
715,727.14 932,342.27 13,741,816.19

108,101.30 3,085.52
141,569.43 313,768.25 34,502.84

6.58,522.38 229,8.53.41
2,503,200.73
1,176,705.04
1,225,480.22

1,942.01 180,664.49 -52,902.17 116,455.08 81,417.07

846,453.49 2,263,763.56 1,070,900.70 1,917,248.10
789,249.52

33,618.95
50,865.33 34,855.89 16,663.28 88,154.35

641,441.67 857,589.41 1,047,272.61
504,368.59 1,276,470.88

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959.60)

III. Balance Beginning of Year-Continued

D. AGENCY FUNDS _______________________________

Total

Grand

A.GEN-

SYSTEM

ERAL

-

-

-

-

-

'

1 - - FUND I 1-

B. BOND FUNDS
- ----

C.BOND

SINKING
----1---- I FUND

1. Fed. 2. State 3. Teacher 4. Teacher 5. Group

Income Tax

II

Income Tax

Retirement i Member

Assoc. Dues

Insurance Premium

Contn.

6. Social Security

E. OTHER 7. Other
..

Balances Beginning
of Year

Total Recei;'
and Balances
_

Houston

$ 121,461.92 $

Irwin__________________ -1,980.89 Jackson_________________ 3,998.24

JaspeL________________ 8,382.87

Jeff Davis______________ ----4,540.81

1
7,411.09 $ 10,290.45 6,01.5.87
293.70 2,316.43

42,633.83 $

$

4,972.00 3,702.70 14,400.39

4,787.95 2,190.40

11,590.40

$_

$

8.56 __

1,102.03 1,52&.91

$

$

$

$

$ 171,506.84 $ 3,222,900.51

6.30 _

7,735.60 _

24,734.72 24,414.50

736,703.38 771,677.55

460.27 505.19

_

17,722.41 474,377.64

1,213.97 _

12,106.90 707,273.01

Jefferson

_ 73,969.66

42,992.75



j.

Jenkins

_ 16,124.76

1,624.55 50,238.75

12.50I----------i -31.73_

Johnson Jones Lamar

_
I
_

JmJ~::::::::::::::,---~~:~~~:~?i::::::::::::::::::r::i;i:ii:::::::::: :::::::::: :

Lanier

_ 2,528.99i

Laurens r. .

_

119,029.60
_

tr~i~iE:-:~~:::::::::::1

-891.04 15,494.44 25,181.65

Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison

_ 14,570.90

_ _

64,926.04 6,891.67

_ 8,007.34

_ 5,067.59

114.60 26,772.02

1, 1l,037.14

1,679.40

..

39,898.36

2,134.30

_
301,137.53 654.68 27.77 20.10

10,924.23 37,960.99 9,426.43 2,551.65
5,732.04

1,438.50 46.51

__ _ _ _ 944.34
709.60 _ 111.80
1,575.99

1,896.22

1,883.35

_

28,251.26,

_ 146.81 199.08

365.59 297.44 1,432.90 -222.49 4,648.39

_ 1,276.84_
_ _
_ _ _ _ 7,206.28

116,962.41 67,968.83 7,489.82 20,733.62 13,727.17

1,265,885.29 731,186.29 511,641.04 639,858.05 476,293.30

31,311.83 131,343.58
2,671. 76 83,644.06 28,606.18

396,158.66 1,566,319.63
539,369.92 1,052,555.77
464,605.41

28,306.26 410,041.67 16,972.78
10,586.76 19,602.00

377,103.08 1,819,686.46
448,075.76 830,968.36 815,204.27

-9.53 61,614.68
117,063.02 54,682.58 31,341.17

491,092.91 770,076.46 686,081.29 1,320,210.68 697,156.77

132,876.15 54,069.10
54,693.65 198,232.77 46,258.02

1,037,636.93 741,050.56 485,455.49
1,014,662.97 685,768.14

Muscogee Newton
g~l~h.;rp-,,~~------
Paulding __

_ ,
::1

,;:m~

'

Peach Pickens

Pierce

Pike________

Polk

_

--- --

I 35,012.40

_

157.19

_ 38,969.21

I -1,765.80

18,661.50

.]:r~~ ~:~!=""i"11 ,"i,~ :~E~

139.04

65.82 12,723.73
3,000.00 .

39.10 ._

370.40

,

--

--

.

_

_

--

_

_

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

359,609.97 ,15,908,732.00 45,164.67 1,107,728.91 41,447.82 517,327.37 10,125.30 590,027.39 328,402.77 1,101,888.75
35,487.72 980,295.10 13,019.96 613,415.22 38,969.21 749,752.74 1,234.20 563,301.63 18,661.501,188,292.26

Pulaski _

Putnam;

__

Quitman

Rabun

Randolph

__ :::::::::: :_:::::_:: ::::::-:: :::::::::: :::::::::: 45,515.11

._____

875.55

_ ~UgUt :::::::::::::.__~~:=~::~~ =::~~:~~

528.37 431.49

__

--~:~~=:~=

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

47,350.52 56,539.19 41,294.11

_ _

2U~Uf

~:=~~:~~

~6::~~:~~ -ii;545:00 :::::::::: --i;735:42 :::::::::: ----662:4i :::-:::::: ::::::::::~3~:~~~:~2

181,691.86 34,292.54

440,906.14 636,196.13 216,299.66
801,175.30 669,650.58

Richmond

Rockdale

_

Schley

Screven _

Seminole _

_ 151,074.17 2,451,552.66

624.43

711.84

_

793.86

.

67,524.11 .. _

2,402.55

11,119.57

129,201.56. 21,597.38
2,555.50 117,443.34 43,862.85

606.40

.________ 248.77

465.95 .__

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

3,148.07

_

.

_

_

5,606.00

2,731,828.39 10,844,172.86 26,081.72 979,717.46 4,670.48 283,976.14 184,967.45 1,272,263.55 62,990.97 664,752.20

Spalding
Stephens Stewart Sumter
Talbot ,

_
_ _ _
_

-1,953.11 125.15

398.13

~U~Ug ::::::::::::::

2,918.15

15,803.63

9,OC2.27 13,537.10 4,710.94

9,331.56

1,533.27

907.61

~:=~~:~~ -45;069:40---223:60 -20;i4i:94 :::::::::: --6;597:78

_

__

_

216.44

20.50

_

397.33

_

3,37i:6i :::::::::: :::::::::::: ------------

26,839.88 11,387.31 12,507.03 133,076.02 18,721. 78

2,059,174.55 753,791.44 591,027.56 749,160.31 553,393.12

Taliaferro

TattnaIL

_

Taylor

_

Telfair .

_

Terrell,

_

13,850.52
7,567.57 3,131.36 -818.79 46,518.74

12,783.26 1,511.19
67,407.72

38,584.24 18,276.24 18,384.11

1,180.22

508.32

_ - ._________

2,531.48

1,294.05

4,068.80 1,851.59

93.13

31.38

25.00

_

_

--_ --

--

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

562.53

.. -

_

__

3,162.03

-

_

- -------- -

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

15,688.57 58,935.07 27,306.85 94,055.46 46,518.74

282,016.88 1,011,959.24
601,333.98
902,828.66 845,625.93

Thomas Titt, ,

_ _

-~un:~~

5~U~Ut ~U~U~ -i5:698:70 ::::::::::-3;208:28 :::::::::: --i;705:39-5;562:52 :::::::::: ::::::::::::

Toombs

_

1,221.46

1,289.32 4,273.64

1,439.16

_

20,475.00

Towns

_ 43,678.99 __.

,_____

__

_

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

Treut!en

_

4,090.83 .

--

-----------

~!.~.~ ~.~.~ Troup _

Turner

_

Twiggs

Union

Upson

Walker

_

.

_

_

_

,1.1;1.JI ''.001"

Walton Ware Warren
Washington

:::::::::: :::::::::: _ -4,145.29

__ 8,649.31 4,240.291__________ 1,905.54

1,339.39 579.69

2,102.50

_ _ _

~tmJi :::::~~:~~~:~~ ---3~:~~~:::

-:i:~~~:ii :::::::::: ::::i;i:~6 ::::i~6:;~ :::::::::: ::::~:~~~:~~I

225,875.74 591,776.19 28,698.58 43,678.99
4,090.83

1,729,885.19 2,045,510.43
729,473.31
391,754.54
418,877.60

36,399.76
50,878.23 22,330.89
4,778.17 39,653.85

1,452,777.86
676,013.18 615,674.78 431,755.82 1,026,755.15

228,063.11 14,671.43 41,713.88 75,162.35 90,018.70

2,355,823.89 1,264,019.52 1,030,849.69
497,093.70 1,282,372.88

-'--------'----

TABLE I-Continued-RECEIPTS-BOARDS OF EDUCATION (1959-60)

III. Balance Beginning of Year-Continued

D. AGENCY FUNDS

SYSTEM

A.GEN ERAL FUND

B.BOND FUNDS

C.BOND SINKING
FUND

1. Fed.
Income Tax

1';;::- 2. State 3. Teacher 4. Teacherl5. Group
Income Retirement Assoc. Insurance Security 7. Other Tax 1. Member Dues Premium Contri.

E. OTHER

Total Balance Beginning
of Year

Grand TotalReceipts
and Balances

-- ------ --------1-----1-----1----- ---- ._-- ---- ---------- - - - - - - - ._--.--

Wayne __.. _

_ $ -7.549.87 $

WebsteL __

.. 12,110.03

WheeleL

__. 5,440.02

White

__ __ 3,182.61

Whitfield............... 62,398.69

393.33 $ 59.963.08 $__

$

.

826.50

758.49 .. .. __.. __.. __

__

.. __

54,039.67. .. __... 6,829.10 __

$

$

__.. $__

$.

.. $__.. __. __ $

. 593.30 __

450.31 277.15

__

__

.

.. ..

.. __..

3,118.63.......... 1,130.80 .... __....

__ $ __. .
3,112.12 . __.

52,806.54 $ 1,635,878.16 14,257.29 271,463.64 9,310.63 398,951.80 3,182.61 502,700.11 127,516.89 1,829,736.75

Wilcox.

__.. __.. 10,832.51

2,154.67 2,775.14 9,774.50

1,458.69 __

1,208.03 299.64

Wilkes. __. __ __

102,804.17

__

25,841.97 __

__ 1,765.94 __

__. __.. __

Wilkinson. __. __

-1,168.70. __

__. 8,835.67

__

-24.71

. __...

Worth __. __

-14,286.96 239,381.81 12,962.28 __

__

__.

.. __

7.92

28,503.18 650,410.73 130,412.08 894,111.27
7,642.26 674,346.09 . 238,065.05 1,496,062.95

Total Counties .. __

4,848,982.96 10,990,260.10 4,743,100.48 325,321.61 11,604.43 92,986.28 514.52 35,756.01109,455.52 77,767.92 407,432.01 21,643,181.84242,653,543.02

~iFn~~~~I~~~~~~~::::::::$ 3~~:~~!:n $:::::~;i~~:~6 ~~:::::::::t:::::::: ~::::::::: $::::::::: $:::::~::: ~::::::::: '. ::::~ $~:::::::: ~:~:::::::::$ 3~~:m:n $28,m:m:H

Bremen Bnford

. __

-80.56 .. __.. ._..

2,050.06

1,815.82

1.650.90

__

4,576.70 __ __..

592.47 __ 579.91..........

179.93 7.94

7.88 887.02 2,800.25 .. __

2,350.62 12,717.70

236,795.81 272.050.66

Calhoun __ __

9,825.73

565.58

__

..

__

__

__

10,391.31 420,642.04

Carrollon

.. .. 21,060.05

333.60 __

__ .. __

.. __.

21,393.65 580,179.23

Cartersville .. __.. __

1,843.92 .. .. ..

__. .

1,644.51 __

42.90 2,746.66 291.63

6,569.62 1,046,859.62

ift fi:~;.1 .~."I ~illi ,.m.m.~ '"

.-'W.', :-,ro.," '".00 1.11

"'.W .....

r

Fitzgerald Gainesville __ . Hawkinsville _ Hogansville Jefferson.
LaGrange. Marietta Monroe Moultrie Newnan
Pelham Quitmau Rome Tallapoosa. Tallulah Falls

_ _

-----
---

-- -- --
_--

-

-

-

-

_ ---

----------1 -5,661 .43 25,590 .26 10, 881.62

---- --

674.67 -- -- -- --
------ -- ------------
-- -- --- -- --

--------

-

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

-

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

-------

- --- --

_I ----

-720 .59 883.59

---

I

445.39 ----

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

-- --
--

----

--

--. ----
--

--
--

--- -

--

-- - ~ --

-- -- -----

-- --

-- -- ---

-- -- -

_____--------------------------

18, 668.95 --------- ----- -- -- ----- ---- -- -- -- -- -- -- ----- -- -- -- --

110.691 50 -------~ ------ --- --- ---- -- ---- ---- -- -- -- -- --- -- ---- -- -- --

16,953 .88 -- ------------ -- -- --------

---- -- ---

-- --

-19 ,445.52 ---

----- -- -- 20,208. 50 -- ----- -- 2,793. 17 --- ----

8,019.33

28,964. 16 ------- ----- -- --

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

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

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

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

I 198.58 126.32

-- ----- ---

-- --

__-_--

----- --
---

_ _

--- --

18,428.04

9,487.69 ----- -------

2,567. 61 --- -------- ----------

16,423. 49 -------------- ----- --- -- --

-2 ,335.45 ----- --- ---- -- --- ---- ----

5,917.70 --- -- -- -- -- ---- -- --

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

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

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

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

2 .02
-- ---

2,

704.30

-- ---
-- ---

---

----400:57

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

--

--- --- -62.08 -- --

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

----------------------9,606.44 4,137.05 -----------------_ .. _---
8,278.64 ------- ---
137.60 ------------
--------- ------------
5,074.39 2,275.60 --------- ----------------- --------------------_.

-4,986.76 25,590.26 24,625.11
724.80 883.59
26,947.59 110,691.50 16,953.88
5,018.65 36,983.49
32,992.14 4,843.21 16,423.49
831.50 5,917.70

565,894.88 1,063,694.10
287,124.29 345,676.81 233,869.50
1,130,862.26 1,235,790.41
161,265.2-1 1,021,504.15
842,392.00
468,376.85 308,257.72 J ,384,305.04 144,857.12 61,887.56

Thomaston Thomasville
To'CC03
Trion Valdosta

_____----------------------

2,757. 63 ----- ---- -- -----------

17 ,114.69 -6,042 .99
-72 67

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

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

---

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

47,735.57 ------- ------- -- -- --

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

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

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

-- -- --- -- -- --- -- --- -- 3 132 60 ----- -- -- I ,384 .79

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

--- --
-- ~ --

-- ----109.80

136,221.60 3,975.00

1:976:30 --- -- -268. 15 -- -- --

--

---- ---

42. 48 ----

j

647: 48

2,352.45 10,381 18

--------- --

3,800.56

2,757.63 153,336.29
2,559.20 4,256.08 63,875.42

802,175.28 1,261,424.16
552,101.10
320,014.56
1,591,313.76

Vidalia Waycross
West Point. Winder

__----

---

__-------

22,566. 18 -~ - -- - ~ - ~ ----- ---- ----- ------ -- ------ --- ------- -- ---- -- ---- -- -- -- -- --- --8,776. 44 ----- -- ------ --- ---- --- ------- -- -- -- --- ---- ---- ----- --- -- -- --- -- --
2, 818 90 ---- ---- --- ----- -- --- -------- -- -- ---- --- ------ -- -- ---- --- ----- -- -- ------------~ ------ -- -- --- -- --------- -------- -- -- -- -- -- ----- -- ------ -- --- -- --- ------

22,566.18

-8,776.44

2.589.17

5,408.07

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

384,735.35 1,432,125.50
299,896.73 506,378.58

Total Cities _ --

819,003 .97

96,612 17 -- -- -- -- 34,517 45 -- -- -- -- 7 ,437.90 -10.00 2 ,812 80 16,220.23 13,207.62 166,352.01 1,156,154.15 53,267,188.42

Total Counties _

4, 848,982 .96 10, 990,260. 10 4,743 100. 48 325,321 .61 11,604. 43 92,986.28[

Grand Total ,

_ --

I 15,667,986.93 11,086,872.27 4,743 100.48 359,839 .06 11,604.43 100,424.18

514. 52 35,756.01 109,455.52 77,767.92 407,432.01 21,643,181.84242,653,543.02 504.52 38,568.81 125,675.75 90,975.54 573,784.02 22,799,335.99295,920,731.44

SYSTEM

3. Superin-
tendent's Salary

TABLE II-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (195960) I. Administrative

A. SALARIES

B. OTHER EXPENSE OF ADMINISTRATION

1. Superintendent's Office
d. Board c. Clerical Members

e. Other

J. Superintendent's
Travel

3. Legal Service

Total
Expense of Administration

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwiu

Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts

White Negro WNehgirteo
White Negro
White Negro
White Negro

15,000.00 9,999.96 22,042.50 . .. .

7,620..00 ._______ 3,600.00

7,360.00 __ . .

2,220.00

6,466.62

. 3,600.00

__

__

3,367.68 3,367.68 ..

1,158.75 1,158.75

890.00. 580.00
765.00
275.00 275.00

30.00

750.00 360.00

.
. 2,332.50 __
164.70 164.70

.__________

.____

._____ .___

._

800.00

116.75

.

116.75

4,558.75 1,371.22

30.00
70.00 5.00 125.60 19.20 __ 50.00 50.00

934.78 . 533.27
. 540.94
523.34 388.34

365.29 .____
360.00 240.00
218.40 218.40

White 8,700.00.___________ 7,300.08

710.00 2,109.60

117.00

385.34

33.00

100.00 1,011.341

96.70

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

~~~~~:~~~:~~ ~~~~~~~~~:~~ ~~:~~ ~~~~~~6~~:~~ ::::::~~~:o~ :::::::::::: :~_~::i~~:~o ~:z~~:g~1 :2~~:O~

~~~~ ~::~~:~~ :::::::::::: ~:5~~:~~

~~~:0~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

~0:0~ .. __._1~8:00 .. -- _~~8:~~

26:8~1

53,722.4 _
13,464.7 _ 11,128.56
5.00 14,990.66
259.20 5,874.62 5,739.62
20,563.06
~~:~~~:~~
~0,4~3:~~

Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll Catoosa
Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee
Clarke Clay
..... Clayton
Q1
c=J Clinch Cobb
Coffee Colquitt Columbia Cook Coweta
Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson Decatur

White 7,680.00[ _

3,360.00

~~~~ --7:323:66 :::::::::::T -2;473:50-- 770.00 _

Negro

_

White Negro

7,141.00 _

2,186.25

570.00 __

White 8,600.00 Negro

:J,600.00 1,210.00 __

_

_

White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro

7,400.00 __ 600.04 __

5,000.00 __

2,500.00 9,720.00 n,033.9S

6,480.00 15,:J55.98

4,800.00

__

__

5,000.00 201 67
1,600:00 800.00
27,294.74 18,196.50
__

:J05.00 _

:::_::_::J 25 00

'

674:00

:J:J6.00_

_

_

540.00 _

White Negro

6,577.20 982.80

3,079.80 460.20

530.70 79.30

White 8,999.96

Negro __

__

6,900.00 1,130.00

_

_

842.87
710.00 56.89
800.00 400.00 271.99 181.32 100.00
1,566.00 234.00 505.80

24.24

150.00

90.00 6.70
_ __ _
_ _ _ 182.40

228..0000
_
5,672.60 3,781.74_
_ 567.00 123.00

245.00
60.00_
:J:J.OO 17.00 282.00 188.00 20.00
174.00 26.00

2,082.80
870.00 22.47
185.44 108.88 6,126.09 4,084.06 20.00
1,732.50 258.68
2,642.73

1,562.23
505.69 30.00
397.33 154.91 12,853.84 8,569.23 7:J.67
_ _ 1,170.84

18,317.14
14,968.69 944.77
8,689.77 4,316.79 85,255.24 56,836.8:3 5,55:J.67
14,227.20 2,163.98 21,531. 73

White 10,639.92 Negro __

White Negro

6,629.76

White Negro
White Negro

7,818.63 1,169,.:J:J
6,180.00 __

White 15,900.00 Negro .__

6,000.00 14,345.06 _ 1,200.00
9,678.07 1,447.4:J :3,420.00
18,135.00 _

1,900.00
670.00
1,:383.14 206.86 930.00
760.00

1,706.70
387.89
1,043.88 156.12
1,510.00
1,210.80

130.20
89.34 13.36 405.71

2,323.10
149.14 22.31 160.00 5,253.78

4,172.51 -___________

1,181.70 42,2.68.99 -------- ---------

40.00
~

215.48

35.62 9,:308.95

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

:301.86 2,730.03

45.14

408.:30

12.18 23,206.27 1.82 3,470.67

20.00'

156.12 9:3.50

171.70 12,95:3.53

24.34

117.84

100.00 9,765.43

51,125.01

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

White 7,719.96

4,550.00 1,040.00

900.00

784.08

100.00 2,800.97

1 17,895.01

~h1~~ -- -8~259~90 ============ -7:865~96 ----i:i80~OO ============ ----i~200~07 ============ ~------8i:oo ------239~27 ----2~3i4~89 ============ ---2i~ii4~09

~Th1~~ ----4~440~OO ==========_= ----4~693~50 ------750~OO ------i06:00 ----i:,5,54~73 ------343:21 ============ ============ ------gooj,5 ------256~89 ---i3~644~58

Negro

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

White Negro

7,459.92

3,68:J.:J0

590.00

590.44

1,,3.28

120.00' -

654.63

47.65 13,299.22

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

White 8,492.04 Negro __

9,565.00 1,280.00

197.00 1,500.00

.__________ __

920.30,____________ 21,954.34

840.10

840.10

White 5,460.00

__

Negro

240.00

300.00 1,335.57

50.00

189.62

7,575.19

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

White Negro White

4,314.02 2,876.02 2,160.00

3,839.98 2,559.98

21,,354600..8512:1 1,800.001

540.00 360.00 230.00

90.00 60.00

114.29 76.19 678.96

:J42.18 228.12

120.00 80.00 .______

13".33 90.22 75.00

640.94 427.30 736.65

98.98 65.98

12,576.53 8,384.33 5,680.61

~~!~ I~~~:~~:~:~~:~~;:j~[-:t::~t::::~;;:;;;;m;;;;;;;::::;~;;;:~; ;;;;:;;;:;;; ::::::~~~;~~ ::::::~~;:;r::;~;;m;I;;;;;;~~~:~~ :::~~:;;::~;

SYSTEM
D eKalb Dodge D ooly D ougherty Douglas
E arly Eehols Effingham Elbert Emanuel
Evans Fannin Fayette Floyd Forsyth
Franklin
Fulton

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

I. Administrative-Continued

A. SALARIES

I. Superintendent's Office

a. Superintendent's
Salary

b. Administrative Assistant

c. Clerical

d. Board Members

_.

!

B. OTHER EXPENSE OF ADMINISTRATlON

-------

e. Other

1. Superintendent's
Travel

2. Board of
Education

3. Legal Service

4. Bond Premium

5. Office Supplies

6. Other Expense

Total Expense
of Administration

White $ 18,003.86 $ 8,774.81 $ 86,832.87 $ 2,769.82 $----- ------ $ 1,384.91 $___________ $ 2,883.94 $___________ $ 10,409.03 $

417.09 $ 131,476.33

Negro White

81,,842906..O1O4! _______7_2_9_.1_9_

7.215.89 5,000.00

230.18 ------------
650.00 ------------

- 115.09 - - - - - - - - ~ --
1,230.28 ------------

239.66 600.00

------310:00

865.00

34.66 10,925.81

1,200.00 ------------ 17,810.28

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ -- --------- ------------ ------------ ------------

316.50

40.00

511.53 ------------

868.03

White 10,860.00 ------------ 8,609.25

640.00 ------------ 1,199.00 ------------ 2,979.96

440.50

571.30 1,286.46 26,586.47

::::::~~~:~~ ::::~:~~~:~~I ::::::~~~:3~ Negro
White

---i5:400: 00

----8:269:08

---14:455:54

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

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

-----------1,158.20

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

-----------50.00

Negro White Negro

----6:097:67
1,524.41

----2:794:69
698.67

------384:00
96.00

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

------960:00, :::::::::::: 240.00' ____________

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

90.00 12.00,

---43:41i:81

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

428.40;

646.88 11,401. 64

107.10 ____________ 2,678.18

White Negro White

7,160.00
----7:280:04

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

2,400.00
----4:099:98

770.00
------770:00

-
-

-
-

-
-

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

-
-

-
-

-
-

,

----

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

360.00
-------
971.88

-----------------------
54.36

100.00 ------------
22.50

265.00 ------------
50.00

362.49
------------
150.80

272.40 ------------
91.20

11,689.89
------------
13,490.76

Negro White

----5:786:7i

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

------3i5:00

------300:00

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

----1:600:00

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

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

-------90:00

-----------338.00

-----------240.00

-----------8,669.71

Negro White

----7:650:00

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

----6:003:57

------520:00

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

-----264:67

-----------132.84

----700:00

------100:00

-----------1,030.39

------------ -----------12.95' 16,414.42

Negro White

----9:060:00

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

----5:760:00

------720:00

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

----1:500:00

-----------121.82

-----60:00

-------50:00

----2:837:44

------------1-----------13,919.05 34,028.31

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

White Negro
White

7,760.04
.. _---------8,007.00

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

1,740.00
----4:337:00

650.00 ------------
710.00

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

333.78
----i:200:00

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

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

50.00
------100:00

92.70 ------------
935.65

------------
------268:50

10,626.52 ------------
15,558.15

Negro White

----6:960:00

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

----3:975:00

------820:00

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

-----------1,500.00

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

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

-------20:00

-----------817.49

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

---------
14,092.49

Negro White

---ii:ooo:oO

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

---i2:000:00

------980:00

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

------i25:00

-----------350.00

------i50:00

------ioo:oo

-----------1,700.00

------500:00

-----------26,905.00

::::::::::::1---- -- Negro
White

----6:435:04

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

----2:550:00

------------
650.00

900:00

------------
193.40

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

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

-----------204.71

------324:45

------------
11,257.60

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -- ------- ------------ ------------

~~~~:~::::::I::~:~:~~;~~; White 6,300.00 ------------ 3,990.00

580.00 ------------ 1,038.50 ------------

400.00

Negro White Negro

---i7:600:04
-----,...-,..--.,.T

---ii:ioo:oo
-"-T---"'-"'--

---54:200:75 - - -- - - -,... ~ - -,.

---3:900:00 ----3:744:00
- ___________ 1_________ ... _..-

---4:200:00
---,.---,.-y--

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

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

6,840.00
---T-T-"'_r __

------------ 12,674.87

-----------16,183.55

--i27:577:53

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

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris
..- Hart .C.>- Heard
Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins .Tohnson Jones Lamar

....:L ~~::;~::~I~1_4:64,66600::00401:::.: .:: .. , 2: ~~"O:~~I'

White 5,777.63 Negro, 2,888.81

63',520500'5.12"51'

9,342.67 4,671.33

White' 7,572 00

__

8,934.87i

Negro ------- ---- -- ----- _ ----

_I

WhIte 9,944.04 __ _ _ _ _ 4,00000

Negro __ _ _ _ __ _

_

__

White 4,260.00 __

1,620.00

Negro 4,260.00

1,620.00

White
~h1~~

8,700.00
----6:669:66

7,586.25 ,
: : _ _ 5 : 2 4 9 : 3 7 1,

Negro

351.00

2S0.23

WNehgirteo

7,660.04

5_,900.04

2,800.00 _1

White 8,832.00

Negro __

_

2,640.00 _

4,597.85 6,420.00 3,999.96 2,829.00

270.00 270.00 560.00

16. 181' 16.17 _

565.00 _
25.00 __ 1,160.00 _

590.00 _ 760.00

i
350.00

730.00 _

825.00 --580.00 _

6,568.12
--I
i
10,759.95 3,586.65 3,000.00
5,680.08

2,400.00 ---._--._",--- --
4,500.00 --
1.500.00 -520.00 ------550.00

T
450.00! _ 450.00 _ 1,200.00 __
1,767.63 _ 90.00 _
9!19.96

900.00 __ 1,415.34

96.40

: 6:001:::
I

,
-------1
30.00

--- ----------293.00 100.00

241.90

100.00,

36.50

15.00 ,

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

.620.52 2,066.35

810.25 663.57

! :033:~7,

718.25

49.81

11,387.90
5,681.5J
26,541.39 13,270.6, 19,161.6J
16,538.00

:lO(J.()[! 300.00
600.0r
7.00 3.50 175.00

{l5.00 70.00
100.00

114.52 114.53 1,897.69
-912:14'
45.00 1,670.29

]06.;r 7,202.41 106.70 2:365.92 __ 22,309.86
17,207.40
::i 15'i~Uj 20,987.03

100.00
50.00 120.30 -- - - - - - - - - 100.00

517.40
1,239.83 1,068.95
:150.91

65.131 12,744.53
--I
101.20 15,402.57 1
-- ---:1 - --18,214.40
13,658.20

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

Administrative-Continued I. .._ --------,-----------------------,-_---=:~=-----_._--------- - - - - - _ .

A. SALARIES

B. OTHER EXPENSE OF ADMINISTRATION

Total

SYSTEM

1. Superintendent's Office

1. Superin- 2. Board

3. Legal

4. Bond

5. Office

6. Other

Expe se of Admin-

tendent's

of

Service Premium Supplies

Expense

istration

a. Superin- b. Admin-

d. Board

Travel Education

tendent s Salary

istrative c. Clerical Assistant

Members

e. Other

1--1 -1 ._ - - - 1- - -I-- --

-

-

Lanier

White $ 7,160.00 $ Negro

s 2,285.00 $ 630.00 $

s 600.00 $ __

294.92 $

$

25.00 $

797.95 $ 2,916.50

200.001

.

14,709.37 200.00

Laurens Lee

White Negro White

8,610.00 5,520.00

8,809.92 2,400.00

1,288.02 600.00

429.68 600.00

96.70 4.00 ---_________

119.00 70.00

1,130.651 1,000.00
207.61

110.10 20,594.07 100.00, 1,100.0n
1 9.401.61

Liberty Lincoln
......

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -- --------- ------------ -- --------- ------------ ------------

White 2,604.15

1,221.60

460.00

97.38

45.50

110.00

398.17

:::::::::::: Negro 3,896.22
~:i~~ ~::~~:OO

1,832.39

690.00

~:~~9:50 __ . __6~~:~~ ::::::::::::

146.05

__

2~0:00 :::::::::::r :::::::::

150.00
~0:0~

597.26
37~:7~

1 367.35 550.92
~:::~=

__ 5,304.15
__ 7,862.84
11,076.57

0>

l>:)

Long

Lowndes

W!.ite 6,831.00

3,025.00 1,380.00 1,850.12

255.76

435.26

526.80 14,303.94

:~:~ ~~~~~:~~~:~~ :::::::::::: ~~~~6:~~~:~~ ~~~~1;2~~:~~...'. ~~:~::~~~:~~~~~~~~~~9:~~::::=:::::=:

:~~:g~ ::-~~:~~~:~~

:~~:~~I_ 273.40 21,290.33

Lumpkin

White Negro

7,980.00

2,616.00

790.00

294.05

7.50

50.00

203.45

11,941.00 -----------

Macon Madison
Marion McDuffie

::::::::::::1 ~e~;~ ::8~0:~~ :::::::::::: ~:~~~:O~ :::~~:~~

900:00

:09:26

826.51

40.00

265.88 ------------

8,916.65

i: ;:~ ::I;:f~::::;13~~ :f": ~''":;~,:~::: ::~~;:'fu:; White 7,900.04

2,700.00

610.00

633.00

--:::::::::: -------80:00 ------588:06 -------96:70 --12;607:80

McIntosh Meriwether Miller

:::::::::::: . _ _ ~;~~~ ----~;~~~:~~ ::=:=:::=:=:I----~;:~~:~~------~;~:~~ =:=:=::::::: -- :~::~: -::: --;0.25 :::::::i~:~6-------:~:~~------~:~:~~::::::i~~:~l--:9~.:3:2130.6:8:~

::~:~ !:;~~:~~:::::::::::: __J~~~:~~ ~~~:g~

~~~:~~ ::::::_:~~~: ::::-~~:~~

~~:~~

i~~:~~

~~~:;~ 9,253.44 12,881.02

Mitchell Monroe

~:~El:~)~~~:~~ ~~~~~~~~~d::::~~~~:::~ ----::;~;::: :;:;:::;_;~t--~;O~~;~O::-:_ 3~8:~~ ::::::~~O~~~ :~:::~:~;~~~ ~~~~::~~;~~~I::::::f~~~~~ ~~::;;;~!~~~

Montgomery Morgan Murray Muscogee Newton
Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding Peach Pickens
Pierce Pike Polk Pulaski Putnam
Quitman Rabun Randolph Richmond Rockdale
Schley Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens

White 8,679.92 ------------ 2,640.00

560.00 ------------

600.00 ------------ ------------

50.00 255.90

97.43 12,883.25

Negro White Negro
White

----3;266:98 36,,286260..9080

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

----1;700:00 21,,176000..0000

------405:00 470251..0000

--400:00 400.00
-.----------

--450:00 475200..0000

-'-'-'-69:78 69.77
-.----------

------------
------------
"-'---26:S0

-'-'---37:50 3270..0500

-'-'--192:14 192.13 598.78

------240:17 240.16
---.--------

---'6;761:57 6,761 54 11 066.58

Ne~ro
WhIte

---17;650:00

---37;799:S8

---39;344:12

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

-'--3;600:00

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

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

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

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

----9;5S1:27

----7;441:24

--115;41ii:51

Negro White

'-'-8;945:64

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

----4;200:04

------570:00

---'--940:00

-------16:22

------108:00

-------24:00

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

------370:18

-----153:00

---15;327:08

Negro .----.------ -.-.---.---- -------.---- ---.-------- ---.-------- ------------ ------------ -.-.--._-.-- -._--.-.---. .----.-.---- ---_.------- -------_.---

I

White 7,860.00 ---.-------- 2,780.04

520.00 ------------ --.--------- -----~------ ------------

50.00 190.27 1,578.84 12.979.15

Negro White

"--3;412:50

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

---'6;330:50

------ii10:00

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

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

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

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

"---'-25:00

------469:79

-------4:00

---10;s51:79

Negro
White Negro
White Negro White

----6;947:29 51,,100502..0630
--"8;479:04

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

----1;9sil:ii9 301.31
4,755.00
---------------------- ..

-----590:53 89.47 680.00
------720:00

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

'--'1;042:10 157.90 575.60
-----------------------

'--'---33:43 5.06
------------
------9ii:70

---. --445:77 67.53
------------
-----------------------

-------43:43 6.57
----------------.-----------------

'--'-'S8S::iS 471593734...906150
------------

-----163:18 24.72
----------------------------------

---12;142: so 1911,,,289493055937...97761495

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -------- .._-- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

White 5,892.00 ------------ 3,000.00

720.00 ------------ 1,200.00

12.95 ------------

200.00

Negro White Negro

------900:00 900.00

White 12,000.00

----2;275:33
-----------------------

------290:00 290.00
8,003.41

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

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

------600:00 600.00 201. 95

-----------------------
---'---32:S3

-----------------------
-'-'-'300:00

-----------------------
--"--33S:00

31517299...203203

------------
------334:61

100.00 200.00

738.65 525.00

141,,53754942..021077 2,090.00 22,139.84

Negro White

----ii;lso:00

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

----1;740:00

------570: 00

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

------474:56

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

'-"-"78:00

------iio:oo

"-'--582:71

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

----9;ii85:27

Negro White Negro

--'-3;900:00 3,900.00

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

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

------319:oii 319.06

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

'--'-'-35:63 35.63

---. ---68:03 I:::::::::::: 68.03 ------------

--"---50:00 50.00

-------80:33 80.33

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

----4;453:05 4,453.05

White 2,820.00 ------------ 1,080.00

570.00 ------------

250.00 --- .._------- ------------

80.00

74.31 130.74 5,005.05

Nezro White Negro
White

----7;742:04 9,54998..0906

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

----3;555:00 3,20455..0000

------550:00 -"'--490:00

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

---'I;IS5:00 15.00 418.70

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

-'-'-'-15:00
-----------------------

'--'---90:00 ---'--100:00

-"'--348:75 2442..4616

-----360:00 ---'---12:45

---13;845:79 14,011682..7417

Nearo W/,ite
Negro White

----8;969:94 84,.002490..9080

--'11;005:51 4,944.51
------------

--'14;504:41 6.516.47 3,600.00

----4;540:79 2,010.06 700.00

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

------582:74 261.81
------------

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

-----------------------
--....12:00

------169:05 17050..9050

----2;2ii4:53 1,017.40 317.79

----1;725:00 775.00 44.00

---4:i;7iil:97 1129,.861631..719

Negro --- ..----_ ..-- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

White Ne~ro WhIte Negro White

6,260.04 ----4;114:9ii
84,,716104..9060

------------
----1;671:00 31,,061701..0000

2,040.00 ------340:00
26.66 500.00

630.00
------300:00 300.00
--------- ..--

------------
------43:23 5.20
------------

------------
------510:00 1,059110..4050

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

------------
--"-'-16:50
-----------------------

35.23
-----------------------
------100:00

152.76 -'---'554:50
535143..5404

191.09 8687..1119 68.11
------------

9,309.12 87.19
1773,,,267517084...438309

~:~~~:~~I ------~~~~~~ ------------'------------ ._-- Ne~ro
WhIte Ne~ro WhIte

----8;459:15 3,980.77

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

----5;ii10:00 2,610.00 2,860.73

-- . . . .761:601 : : : : : : : : : : : :

-----------------------
----I;OSS:88

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

-_-_-.-_-_-2__09.4_6_:.00_0_0' :_:_:_:_:_:__:_5:_:0_:.0_:_0r-2;0267568:846..45516

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

---17;060:40 7,859.73 12,358.02

Negro

============ ------------

============ ------------ ------------

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

~Y~TEM

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (195960) - - - I. Administrative-Continued

....
~ Taylor
"'" Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift
Toombs Towns Treutlen Troup Turner
Twiggs Union Upson

Total Expense of Administration

Walker Walton \Vare Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox
..... Wilkes
'"0' Wilkinson
Worth
Total Counties
Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

White 12,540.001

5,792.23

490.00 ,

1 . . . .

~~~~~ ::::8:~~6~601:::::::::::: ....~~988~45 ":1~36~~061' ':834~~~1

1

White Negro

8,640.00

6420.00 ___58--0-.-0-01

~7.55,

White 8,248.71
~'h1~~ --'7;966:66
Negro --'

796.50

550.00 1

.1 3,950.00'730:66;

31.66

1,221. 76
135.75 1 __
9~0:0~i::
600.00i

28.00

423.76

193.40,

275.88 -----------__

,nite 11,520.00'1

:1,.160.00;

690.001

612.09 '

~~~~

:

:

:

:

~

:

~

~

~

~

6

0

'162:75

1
i

676:66 1 --

1.19'

284.43 .

White Negro

6,972.00 --2;iI6:66' __

720.00 __.:: .

_

_

White Negro

7,451. 04 __ _

! ,827.50

510.00 __

White 9,678.04 __

4,446.30

370.00,

~N:e~g;r~oIl __ ,7 :~~~:00

795:20:

I
2:873:92

1,200.00:

,

[i _ Y~:~~~~ :::l"'::~~~~~~11

77li:061 640.00,

225:661

900.00 2,310.4:, ------. --. --------1

:::::1::
I
75o.00i
600.00

139.96 i53.90

60600,:::1

White Negro

6,990.001________

--_,_1, ----4-,-7-4-0-.-0-0-,'

1,520.00
--j---

67.61

1,200.00

148.82:

----------1

White 1,170,561.27 162,003.30' 80j,9~9.2' 119,728.41' 16,068.851 117,339.131 15,725..12

Negro 89,345.30 ~0,581.66 69,596.70

9,610.03

541.371 9,144.74

792.54

I

22.50 185.00

80.00 150.00 250.00 68.20 150.00

2,113.40 347.63 588.61
506.40
644.06
1,326.84

, __ 866.57

22,257.39
48~.38
17,267.66

340.25 17,424. 70

---------. -

-----------10,956.29

-------- I ------------

1,670.30 16,248.02

825.00 1 200.00

35.00

I
R,454.14

I,R48.62

30.00

150.58

5.00,

330.4~ __

29.80

130.1R

353.69

175.00 ------------ 3,271.66

600.00 125.20
96.70

26,196.23 1,848.62 7,604.15
5.00 1:1.842.85
10,398.91
17,947.00

3:3.50 300.00
250.06

100.00 '166:66

504.19 --------- ----
222.44 1;371:64

76:66 15.00. 50.00

617.05 470.35

R4.46
RO.47 5.55

13,446.77
15,542.42
13,591.51 95.47
15,442.42

41,595.36 .1,516.77

14,500.26 1,240.24

179,081.20 20,124.99
I
!

99,759.052,741,301.58 13,396.81 249,891.15

~~~~~~_. 1~:~~~:~~'$--9i:~~~:~~ ~12~::~~:~~i$:;~:6~6:861~:::i:~~~:66 $,1:~~::~~~: 2,2::::~ ~~~~ .~~:6~1:~~ ::~3:318.34 ~;:~~~:~~I:: 11'50~:~~1 ~:7~~:001

.29::~~11

1:96::79,$ 11,012.14
~:~62:~3 ..__7:876.60

21o.17i$ ,120.40 $ 13.401. 57

s . 9;799:391'" 13:484:96 --288 :581:67

.:.1:~21:83 7,035.61i 9,518:02 203,405.72

__________ 1

1.00 15,262.70

White
~~~~~

8,263.92. 8;266.00 --

:~~~:~:I::::~~'::~: :.:~~~:::~~: :3::2~j::':--:::--'I-:---:::::'t--:. 2,320.00 -1

, __ . __ ,

I

623.93. __ __.

50.00 1.__.

:::,:: . . : . : . : '::. :::c:.::. :::. :': . : :. : .:. :':c:.: . :'c:.::..::'",I':..::c:.'::c:c:.::..:::c:.':..:'============:c:..::.:

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

I. Administrative-Continued

SYSTEM

A. SALARIES

1. Superintendent's Office

a. Superin- b. Admin-

tendent's istrative

Salary

Assistant

c. Clerical

d. Board Members

B. OTHER EXPENSE OF ADMINISTRATION

e. Other

1. Superin- 2. Board

tendent's

of

Travel Education

3. Legal

4. Bond

Service I Premium

5. Office Supplies

6. Other Expense

Total ExppnS8 of Administration

Calhoun Carrollton Cartersville
...... Cedartown
O'l
O'l Chickamauga
Cochran Commerce Dalton Decatur Dublin
Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson

White $ 5,550.03 $_.

$

Negro 1,850.01

..

White 5,698.64

_____

Ne~ro 2,849.32 __._________

WhIte 9,698.36

Negro _..

.. _.

White Negro

8,240.00

White 5,840.25

Negro

.

1,800.00 $ 600.00
2,004.37 668.12
6,262.37
3,198.00
3,000.00

.$

$

._._____

._._. .

. __._._____ .____

.

.

.____

.

450.00$ 150.00 533.28 266.64 698.37
164.55
649.99

218.51 $_

$

72.84

... __

60.00 $ 20.00

285.54 $_

$ 8,364.08

95.181-___________ 2,788.03

65.13 -32.57

.

--

.. _.________

243726 ..3196: ....__-.-_-_-_-_._-.-_-_

8,773.78 4,052.84

193.80 ._______

24.00

.

. __.



606.60 202.53

494.86 17,978.36

164.95

367.48

842.27 .________ 12,444.82

.

.

.

__

. __.___

25.00

476.68

89.00 10,080.92 .

White 7,395.00 Negro __.
Wbite 7,639.92 Negro __. White 10,590.00 Negro 1,170.00 White 9,433.38 __. Ne~ro
WhIte 7,299.96 Negro

2,362.50 .

2,000.00 __.

.

.

832.50 92.50

3,654.04 406.00

9,308.38

3,499.92

.
620.00
125.00 .

. . .
400..00 .

269.57
._____
720.00 80.00 800.00
1,200.00.

351.52 .
.
300.00
. .__

193.40 .________
.__

45.00
. 70.00 5.00 62.50
280.00 60.00

612.62
42.08 .
454.65 50.00 2,225.27
._____

892.29
250.00 .
692.74 76.00 1,259.85
724.92 .

11,576.98 .

10,476.92



_

17,013.93 1,879.50

24,409.3_8_

13,129.80 60.00

White 5,343.55

1,525.31

648.98

33.93

27.00

714.61

377.81 8,671.19

i~:::;:~.~ . . .:.~.;f'j1 ::::.:~.~ ~.'" Jii::::.:~ii ,.j~l1i::r.~; Negro 3,219.83

.__

White 9,999.96 5,238.15

902.40 .____

391.06

.____

20.43. 399.94

.______

15.00 230.33

430.59 367.56

238.99 5,218.30 690.11 16,926.05

,,oooo : ::::

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

- --~::~~:~~I :::::::::::: White 12,000.00 ------------

5,300.001 ____________ ------------

Ne~ro
WhIte

---i2;499:92

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

----5;930:00

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

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

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

239.76 1,674.84

---"1;826:12 ------------ -.--------.- ------------
------------ ------------ 1,588.46

20, 414.60 22, 444.50

Negro White

----3;775:00

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

----i;350:00

-------75:00

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

------300:00

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

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

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

---"1;206:04

-------57:57

6, 763.61

---"4;354:55 -------85:70 ------372:82 Negro ------------ ------------

White

8,021.51 ------------

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

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

540.~8

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

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

202.23

236.95

13, 814.64

Ne~ro 1,648.45 -----------WhIte 11,000.04 -------.----

894.60, :::::::::::: 3,600.00 ____________

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

109.99

15.00 ------------

1,500.00 ------------ ------------

49.00 110.00

97.50 557.25

101.00 2, 915.54 141.30 16, 908.59

------------1------------1------------ Negro ------------ ___________ w ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

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

White

3,808.00 ------------

2,940.00 ------------ ------------

423.04 ------------ ____________ 1

50.00

226.12 ------------ 7, 447.16

Nergo
Whitei Negro White

3,032.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 9,429.96

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

---"3;947:50 ----6;20i:03

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

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

------557:94 -------i9:50

----i,

433:

oi

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

-_-__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- -------3-5--.0-0-

____________ ,

5.00

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

247.44

------8-1--5-.1-4____________
1,311. 74

------------
------------
-----------393.14

3, 032.00 8, 975.08 3, 605.00 19, 016.32

Negro White

----6;6,~0:00

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

-------io:oo

------2i4:95

------974:32

----7~ 849.27

Negro White

----3;723:85

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

------200:00

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

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

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

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

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

-------25:00

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

------i29:89

4, 078.74

Negro ------------ ------------1------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------

White Negro
White

3,750.00
3,750.00 5,171.98

ggU61____~:63~:8~ I ------------ ------------1 ------------ ------------

3,960.00

4,959.00 ------------ ------------

400.00

1,869.89 ------------ ------ ______ 1______ ------

1,313.09

200 00 370.47

-------90:48

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

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

------678:62

------270:00

14, 262.27 6, 950.00 15,.000.55

Ne~ro
WhIte

3,447.98 2,640.00 7,100.04 ------------

3,306.00 3,598.84

------780:00

------300:00

246. ~8

60.32 ------------ ------------

600.00 ------------ ------------1

317.65

452.41

180.00 10, 333.69

214.99 ------------ 12, 911. 52

------ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: Nezro
White Negro
White

----9;000:00 ----6:290:85

-----------------------
----6:929:65

----2:850:00 ----2:922:67

------------
------------
------i66:6i

-----------------------
------i78:86

------4i3:04 ------308:04

------------
-~~:~~I
85.76

____________ 1
____________

63.50

50.00 -----------"

605.53

79.00

113.50 12, 997.57

26.83

------------
698.53

----2;797:75

---20; 405.55

Negro 4,262.49 4,695.35 1,980.33

112.89

121.14

208.71

58.12.____________

18.17

473.31 1,895.70 13, 826.21

:~:::::::d ----i:2~~:~~ White 7,531. 92 ------------ 2,070.00 ------------ ------------

900.00

Ne~ro W~lte

---iO:666:65

----7:800:00

----7:280:04

-------99:70

----2;400:00

----i;200:00

40.00

113.55

358.75 11, 057.42

------670:00

------548:34

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

---3i;864.73

Ne~ro
WhIte

----7;899:96

----i;650:04

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

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

-----------540.00

-----------292.61

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

-------50:00

------i60:79

------------
1,290.50

11, 883.90

Negro

------------ --"---------- ------------ -----------.-

___________ h

----8;540:04 ------600:00 ----3;523:45'- White

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

1,895.32 ------------ ------------

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

--- Negro ------------ - - - - -- ~ -- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

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

22.00

184.18 ------------ 14, 764.99

5.00

36.20 ------------

41.20

White 303,269.77 124,604.46 243,718.08 21,056.09 Negro 36,544.58 73,746.19 98,154.34 12,013.15

9,065.86 21,086.20 3,874.14 1 1,582.05

5,331. 78 16,022.19 1,601.28 7,876.60

5,002.43 28,778.52 32,468.68 810, 404.06 1,866.50 9,180.45 12,422.71 258,861. 99

White 1,170,561.27 162,003.30 804,939.23 119,728.41 16,068.85 117,339.13 15,725.52 41,595.36 14,500.26 179,0~1.20 99,759.05 2,741, 301.58

Negro 89,345.30 30,581.66 69,596.70 9,610.03

541.37 9,144.74

792.54 5,516.77 1,240.24 20,124.99 13,396.81 249,891.15

White 1,473,831.04 286,607.76 1,048,657.31 140,784.50 Negro 125,889.88 104,327.85 167,751.04 21,623.18

25,134.71 138,425.33 4,415.51 10,726.79

21,057.30 2,393.82

57,617.551 19,502.69 207,859.72 132,227.73 3,551, 705.64 13,393.37 3,106.74 29,305.44 25,819.52 508,753.14
I

. - - - - - _.. , '--~-

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60) II. Instruction
A, SALARIES

SYSTEM

.l Supervisors

2. Prin-

3. Classroom Teachers

140 Other Instructional Perso,nnel II

5. Clerical

~~:~:-I---:-~~T e. Gu;:-I;~ther (W~;~ -:-;:.' -!-':~:~I-~;:l~~--=~-r~~~u-:T--~~~;~nei'------

tional

hrary I anee System. teaching) mentary mentary i School I School brarians lance , c. Other

pal's b. Other

Appling --------;::1~~~9~; S ~ ~--= ~~i~e-- ~36,865.08 S2;;~:.20 S1:':~:1:.341~ 7:~::2'591~~::::'67 $ ~ :~~n~~~~~~~ ~,~::.OO~=~~

Atkinson

~~~~ g~U~ .. .::-: 325:42

lN~Ukl(j;359:50 ~U~U~ ~N~U~ ~~:m:n --2,.592:85

_ ::::::::::: --1,020:00 ---250:00

Bacon

~h1~i--5:345:00 :::::::::I::::::::I:::::::rI4:600:OS ::::::::::: 1~~:~iU~ ~g:~~U~, 5U~UZ :::::::::: --~:~~~:OO 1,200.00 1:500:00 :::::: _

Baker

~h1~~ :::::::::: :::::::: ::::::: ::::::::1:::::::::: ---4;072:41 ;U~U~ ~U~U~I I~:&~U~ ----270:001::::____ 540.00 1,565.00 ::::::::::

Baldwin

Negro White -----------

.1,_________

.1 5,281.00 3,549.96 73,336.26 15,734.20 20,909.96.

1

.

.

. __ ._

35,469.48 14,100.00 182,292.37 46,808.19 90,483.63 4,899.92 4,862.42, 3,000.86 2,017.00 __

Negro ._. _

13'26665 18,629.70 13,566.50 157,868.04 28,684.16 42,026.80 :1,424.96 :1,:133.:101 2,:149.00

.

.

Banks Barrow
Bartow
Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley
Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts

White 4,662.46 _.___

_

7,049.00 16,425.90 117,040.98 22,527.69 30,967.11 _

I 1,739.50 _

'1-- - WNehgirtoe ---5--,5-8--9-.9--62-5-,-8-0-0.-0- 8 -.------- 1----- -1-'_-__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_1 :81,,843817..9566 11200,,007605..7162 ---3-1-,-7.7-9--.6.6- ---- .... -----..------.-- .-------.------.- -- - -I .- 280.00 -----

~h1~~ --5:S15:0S :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::: --10:564:96 -42:659:92 --270:740:11 --111:394:04 ---63:712:96'3:450:001::::

4,507.47 __. __ ::::: ::::::::

Negro 4.995.08 _.

,

. __..

5,784.00 3,274.92 52,238.02 :1.549.96 :3,549.96 .

1_____ __ 667.50

_

WNehgirteo ------

--------1'--------- ----------1---- ' _------. ,__.

. . __._.

59010.6060 :7111,,694817.21611 189,403212.2008 175,301929.5888 ._

-:.--:_---:1--------.1--9--5---:57_ ._.

_ 1'8~9~528:090.5~

White

780.00 14,275.02 10,150.31 179,671.84 80,142.521 75,131.23

3,388.00

5~:~05. :::: --

12 -- .. -

- - - : I' -

- '1" ~~~: ~;~:~;:

::~::::~l' I, 8~:::~::::1

38~::::: ::1

::~::: ~~ 5:::

- ,000. 72

19':~::~:11

~~:~~~:~~ 28.04:1 .25'

::-- --- -.

~1:\~~_19:~~::04 ::::::::1

:

: __~~:812.70 ~U~~:~;I 9~~:~~U~ .~~~:541.~:1--~~::6~~:~2 _~0:~~~:35 6,709:70

9,375.14 --.--.- ..

~lii~ Negro.'--4:_7.9_4_:_00 :_::::::: ! ---I White :1,596.31 -- ..

.:1
'1___

Negro 4.795.04

-.

------ _

White . . __ ___. "

._. _._

Negro .--- .. -.--- --- "1-- .. -- -

White 5,274.96 -.--- -. - [_ .

.::_:1--.12:9.10:00. '--5:1;7,87054:.0000

_ '1''_.

22,7:18.34 1 13,790.:16

6-519-96 5,074.00

--.: ..:-.
,

3,8:17.401'

'_1 41,021.60 7,468.5:1

I~UiU~I'--77:759:00 1:1,550.00

._ _"2_5,74.0_:.00 '-6,42._5.:001

86,774.84 59,100. 651 43,527.33

-

107,647.39 25,910.50 :1:1,995.58 79,34:1.681 41,781.92 2:1,723.60

67,566.48 19,430.36 14,:149.94

272,770,00 78,152.20 1:13,267.44 _ --

_:1:. .: : .2_'_:6.-0.-0.-_:0_-~1 1._:1,426.25 1-:,2_0-0.:0:.0:

2,06760..0020

1,193.00.----.----

690.00 :145.00 --------.-- -
._1 1,800.00 3,307.50 . ._.

Negro 4.727.46 --._ White 4,999.96

----1 I -.-.-.-_-.

_.

10,829.88 21,960.36 175,478.9:1 45,126.68 7,950.00 4,816.61 152,693.42 72,925.10

47,500.41 ' _ , - -50,:1:18.99.. -...

--1"0'0'.'0-0-] --5:ii41~3o,

1,080.00 .. ---.2,000.001 600.00

Negro 4,749.96 -----

.-- I .-. 6,050.04 25,807.:19 281,171.22 64,7:12.04 47,865.34 -- .--. -------i-

'_1

760.001'

White . ._. __. . - .

. _ _ 1 12,504.10 -----.- .. -- 92,:152.38 :12,:195.98 23,008.01 :1,000.00 _

_I

Negro] . . .____

._. .

_

5,599.92 7,731.10 72,680.87.1 28,.591.1:1 14,829.08 1 :1,175.00-

,::::::::::

Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa

~:~~~ :::::::'.::1 .:

W:ehhgl.rtOee "':"::'~'4":':'" 720.~0



J

'1":: ':'.1 :::::::::1 1~:ng:nI1gU~U~1

I"

1... ... "1' 91 161,.175264..401 1S7,.041730..3316 12,848. 14

110051..783046..5043 82.536.52

~~:nu~1
3393..169149..3356
25,874.19

I.... ~u~url600:00,::::

2268,.696865..81H2

!....

50,192.02'..

...r.... :; .. .. ~~~~ n~u~ Negro

799.15

..

"'160.00

l5~.:9m67:.H9,5 ~U~Ui 3,549.95 :~H~Hi 51.058.14 ;~8~:,0:~1~1:.~5~2 1~1~9:,~5~3~3:.:2:2 .5.8S3:~~,1

.. I,m:ggi::::::::.::i::::::::::

'1 4,550.00 1.462114..2255['

..

1,529.00 918.011,

753.00' 212.5I1j' .

I:::::: :::::::::':.

Charlton

1.:.:. ":':'.1. ,'" .1:: ~Nee~rrtOoe 9.~1.. 0.0 2.0..:0.0. :.'.'.'.

5;908:30 "10,S57.42 8Uln~ 4r:~~U~I"29;776:90:. . ..

::.'1.: :" 211.00

Chatham

" White 60,383.13.

..

213.707.74

9.502.S8 35,939.68 84,392.031.585,044.11

37125,.970359..8~0S

4,315.80..

.1.... . .

788,353.70 42,952.25

,.

3000..

..

65,405.15 54.238.74!

Negro 40.255.42..

.. .. r

142,471.83 77,771.951,134.200.10 232,368.21 372,494.98 28,534.84

1 44.270.77 35,159. 151

.. . . . . ~;m.;,,~ Chattahoochee
Chattooga

"'""',"'ii," ,ll~!~ ,Hl!:! ,liil!l,ii,;;!II' 4:~~;:ogl" ~;i~6:601:

Cherokee Clarke

~'i;\~~ l,i~~:~~ ::::...
~);;~ "42;372:04 :::::::. '5;454:13

1~:mJ~ 3~:~gU~ 3~U~~:~~ 12~:~~U~ lOU:U~4;239:9i\ "3;533:30 715::~ .. 2,400:001 55,538.06 4,219.12 4iUiU~ 9U~U~ 2U:nU~ S.267.98 ~:g~U~Ii5:33i:055:g47:oL

Negro __

Clay

White

5,045.04 28.416.50 14,679.15 222,353.17 58,354.81 54,387.0S 3,750.00 3,750.110

.

34.581.60 21.890.90 12.739.08

1,947.001 . . 657.50 ..

I-'

Negro

__

".

5,803.92 10,935.12 50.495.32 14,218.68 12,850.22

crl

C Clayton Clinch Cobb

White 6,023.32...........

1
95.172.84 73,765.99 620,160.24 152,643.55 163,886.05 11,540.115 13,362.:10 10,479.00

Negro

"

14,197.92 11.267.11 111,835.91 20,174.60 18,554.54 3,699.96 3,699.96 1.545.00

White

"

"

~h1~~ '''7;282:321;213:00 :::::::::

5,630.15'

16,80S.14 86,603.66 33,797.42

U~U~193;200:oo 1~~:~~U~ 1,56U~U~, 39t:~~Ug

22.625.39

..

4~~:m:MI::::::::r:::::::

711,00 600.00 26,650.90

Negro

16.289.04 3.110.71 85,224.RO S,125.00 3,271.10

1

5.576.25 ..
816.00 ..
5,347.00.

Coffee Colquitt

White Negro White Negro

5.949.15

4.875.03

4.869.96......... .

18.137.76 6,299.94 12.953.10 5.958.26

48.488.36 19.881.42 46.290.74 14.331.52

348,088.05 120,386.07 307,151.39 152,532.99

108,513.63 27,852.30 44,029.54

99,220.25 23.240.70 26.985.26
..

6,150.00' 5,543.67 3.543.69 6.661.61

14,294.32
2,151.83 2,655.66

3,170.00 .. ..
+ ..

::'::::::'::)1:'::::::: ~gi ;;;~;7~~~~~ Columbia
Cook

";i~~~~:;; +~~~J! !~~:m:~~ ~U!ni ~U~ni'''''''' :::~::~~ 3,375.00

3,359.33 3,570.001.

...

2,051.~~ "'2;125:001: : : : . : : : . :

Coweta Crawford Crisp

White 5.294.98......... 270.00

2,500.00 36,893.75 12,063.22 187,452.92 33,436.01 39.730.25 7,145.00

..

300..0.01 3,872610.05041

..

Negro 4.795.08......... 20.00 __ .,. 26,297.07 23.006.77 149,326.94 40,453.22 54.156.88 3,925.00

..

.

1,213.52

..

White .. .,...... .. .... ,....

8,185.92.......... 48,123.S1 18.237.98 20.9S1.17 3,294.96

..

600.00

.

Negro

6.050.04 7,362.39 55.558.31 14.361.01 15.48S.37 4,000.00

..

300.00

..

White 5.295.00.........

22,099.78 16,S06.62 199,844.04 55,515.46 71,380.96 4,857.96 2,041,65 3,714.00 2,090.00

.

Negro 4.944.96.

17.490.68 12.900.32 178.548.31 18,802.31 24,292.30 3,179.14 ....... ,. 3,708.00

..

Dade

Dawson

----------- +---------

D12.39 .. __

.

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

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60) II. Instruction-Continued
A. SALARIES

SYSTEM

a. Instructional

1. Supervisors
I b. Li- c. GUid-! d. Other
brary ance Systemwide

2. Principals
(Nonteaching)

a. Elementary
Male

3. Classroom Teachers

b. Elementary
Female

c. High School Male

d. High School Female

4. Other Instructional Personnel

5. Clerical

a. Li- b. Guidbrarians ance
Personnel

c. Other

a. Principal's
Office

b. Other

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

Decatur DeKalh Dodge

White $ 5,295.00$ Negro 4,794.96
White 59,976.00 Negro 6,275.00 White 4,875.00 Negro 4,595.04

$

L ,

__-
_ _ __-

$ 19,662.00 15,684.36
399,413.83 43,210.23 15,699.96 6,050.04

$ 11,277.36$ 271,098.72,$
18,099.88 217,700.48 194,494.41 3,173,615.90
29,993.79 268,593.32 21,220.04 217,523.90
11,783.41 94,260.95

108,699.96 40,050.01 669,166.13
75,264.91 70,518.51 16,605.62

$

111,481.23 82,096.60 904,373.19
81,448.47 78,833.10
21,960.64

$ 7,374.96
3,550.00 69,063.80 14,331.14 7,960.08 3,549.96

$_________ $---------- $---------- $_________

----------
45,137.45
----------
3,624.96

-------------------------------
9,731.39

-----------
114,531.64 9,510.40 4,282.00

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

---------- 1,728.00 ----------- ----------

Dooly

Dougherty
.....

-l 0

Douglas

Early

Echols

White Negro
White Negro White
Neero White Negro White Negro

4,750.08 8,053.92 8,480.00 5,164.92
~~~
4,795.00 4,075.00

__-

--------.--
11,607.96

13,975.04 25,267.30,

30,896.22 90,555.72 24,858.181

' .1

7,304.10 _ __-
___---

41,202.18 19,500.37 6,262.00 6,500.00 11,608.00
-----------
-----+-----

7,933.26'
16,710.50 9,601.66 6,241.00 13,535.00
-----------
-----------

111,134.28 142,539.97 803,379.39 523,156.05 209,802.09 45,753.85 118,371.00 130,438.00
27,123.37 10,394.37

58,029.89 32,805.02 204,173.97 79,042.28 46,878.60 14,840.15 56.246.00 41,618.00 26,167.62 3,300.00

47,089.93 ----- ---- ---------- 4,440.82 2,047.50 299.88

27,902.26 ---------- - ------- 4,416.32 ----------- ----------

259,251.98 ---------- ---------. 57,144.57 28,467.63 ----------

105,688.20 ---------- ---------- 11,935.50 7,817.50 ----------

76,193.87 ----------

5,546.50 1,392.25 -----

23,200.44 ---------- ---------- 1,434.00

925.00 -----

62.859.00 31,129.00
14,469.84

4,000.0 __-- -----3,550.00 1__________ ---------- ----------

873.23
-----------
-----------

1,575.00
---------------------

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

3,371.66 --- ~ - -- - -- ---------- ----------- ----------- ------ ---

Effingham Elhert Emanuel Evans Fannin

~~~ --tiiiji[~~~~~~ ~~-L~~ ~E:~:- 6,180.08 23,714.04 - 5,758.08 11,938.96 27,884.45 8,763.58 16,867.44 16,599.91

Negro 4,794.96, White 4,312.46' Negro
White 4,371.92 Negro

___
__--

15,192.98 6,208.62 7,700.04
6,050.04 35,682.98
-----------

6.854.62
25,999.78
-----------
3,743.52
56,162.39
-----------

132,900.00 28,643.87 33,744.24 1,020.00 ---------- 4,100.00 ----------- ----------

---------- 92,497.67

8,687.56 20,517.44 ---------- - -------~- 4,300.00 -_.--------

214,048.00i 123,954.16 211,924.06

58,633.19 48,717.06 101,626.76

92,967.29 29,689.28 100,929.13

4,399.92 3,549.96 14,478.13

3,455.87

2,175.03

-- - - - -

--

~-

715.00 1,200.00,
-----------

2,200.00 ___________
3,912.25

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

1------ ---- 124,540.09
81,421. 74 56,948.60
252,083.51 3,626.96

23,268.74 33,930.03
12,504.86
76,508.91
-------.----

17,743.29 2,416.70 36,572.54 __________ 17,056. 581 __________
74'778. 81 ------------ ----------

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

--- - - - ~ ----
250.00 217.00
-----------
- -- - ~ - - ----

----------1,450.00
---2;775:66
-----------

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

Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

White 5,045.04 Negro

__-_

6,229.96 6,049.92

4.689.00 110,998.72 21,768.02 3,083.30 56,609.761 6,996.36;

39,784.66 15,391.50

_______________________________-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~ _-_--_____1_,_6_1_5_.0__0__________

::::::::: :::::::: ~e~:~ ~::gg:gg::::::::::
White 3,337.501
~~:~ ::::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::-:-.~~:~~~:~~ ::~~:~~~:~~ --~!~:~~~:~~ :::~~:~~~:~~ :::~~:~~~:~8 :::::::::: :::::::::r~~:~~~: ~r:~:~~~:~~ ::::~~~:~~ White 92,073.00 12,229.20 -------__1
Negro 6,900.00, 1,990.80

_ 80,000.00 48,000.00 510,000.001 142,000.00' 190,000.001 9,000.00 __________________________________________ _

___________ 19,189.95 224,470.69 - -----_.---- 11,817.72 43,332.98 ----- 330,921.01 103,662.342,317,334.04 _-I 52,567.001 66,366.881 400,641.99

67,161.99 15,337.00 674,569.99 99,204.81

79,815.731 2.880.001__________

118.201_____________________

4,007.76 __________ 1__________ ___________ , _____________________

857,424.011 127,758.501

8268,,692663..0505,1

5

15,,474166..0000,

1
1

25,890.00, 2,020.001

75,124.61,47.824.62 12,030.001 2,700.00

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Han Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff navis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

:::::=:==:: White
Ne~ro
WhIte Negro White Negro

4,884.00
----------------------
----------6,978.75 5,799.96

---------
1,544.00 ---------

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

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

11,752.92
---6;800:04
4.885.56 62,264.00 20,704.00

37,656.36
-------.. _-
----------------------
99,625.00 3,100.00

138,215.47
---32;673:06
16,453.33 599,711.58 222,559.81

68,289.561 37'501.821 7,649 .881__________

---iO;424:04
4,147.11
1ll,700.17 63,291.07

---20;6io:42
7,058.72 102,979.84 105,329.25

:_1:_4_:3_,:,22_:55_:0_0: :=.O0=O0=!

========== -i3;825:00
3,875.00

1,670.93
=:~=:====== :::::::::::

-----------
---4;680:5i
2,287.92

1,256.29
:::======= ::::::::::
_

White

799.16 --------- -.------- --------- --------.-- 34,882.06 187,773.71 68,783.12 43,310.54 ---.---

Negro White Negro

----------. 4,787.48 3,395.80

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

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

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

--i4;799:84
6,339.96

--24;909:86
15,636.50

--2i7;900:B8
145,400.17

---64;522:73
28,513.14

---70:896:40
28,724.56

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

600.00

950.00 4,430.00 _

White Negro
White Negro White Negro White

5,094.96 4,794.96
4,066.54 4,893.96 5,941.30
312.70

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

----.--------.----
-------,..--------. ---------

---.----------------.--.---4;500:00
-.-------

6,199.96
11,115.92 ~ -6,056.96
22,702.64
----------.

-----------
26,627.78
163,906.99 7,576.68 66,241.63
-----------

925.00 -.------- --------- --------- 27,308.08 95,060.74

84,961. 86 124,575.92 498,455.15 49,404.77 257.542.97 17,091.54 451,620.16

32,393.30 31,003.16 166,576.68 24,955.08 68,184.00 11,868.58
146,088.23

------- 63,130.95
39,744.60

---.-.-

___ ___

174,634.93 10,715.76 78,965.84

---------------------______

8,599.10 128,999.58

-1-0-.-8-8-1-.88

608.32

1,347.50 1,746.50 9,173.50
420.00 440.00

450.00 4,690.00

_ _ _ _ _
352.50

Ne~ro
White

---4;794:96

Negro 4,794.96

---7;349:92 -.--------- ---56;35i:i8 ---i5;484:io ---3i;i44:i2 --3;609:92 :::::::::: -----808:00 ::::::::::: ------5:00

10,310.26 --25;450:84 166,115.52 28,723.78 23,776.44 6,362 .46 600.00 2.128.00

20.00

White Negro
White Negro White Negro
Wbite Negro
White Negro

4,757.46
----------------------
4,074.96
4,794.96
------------------------_'(.,".-.----
5,994.96
4,794.96

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

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

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

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

---5;666:02
6,008.24

19,253.06 2,350.04 28,872.25 31.775.17

--------- --------- --------- 14,732.12 9,155.61

--------- --------- --------- 6,564.92 9,235.73

6,849.96 8,512.58

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

5,557.96 6,516.62
13.654.04 -----------

--------- --------- --------- 11,600.00 ------.----

96,008.24 54,559.35 48.580.67 -------___

23,240.18 63,207.70 127,592.80 184,923.79 52,481.86 77,102.47 29,132.58
-----------------------

13,093.88 23,821. 96 22.519.80 80,215.11 16,622.10 22,628.40 11,033.96
------------------------

14,420.15
28,539.84 29,789.54 61,353.09 17,821.52 39,652.12
13,989.55
-----------------------

------------8.------,-----3-1-----4-2-----9-0-----:__.__.90:____2__:0__
7,341 .62

::::::::::
300.00 600.00

75.17
---i3;9,45050:.0000
3,545.06 74000
1,361.00 896.00
292,159.81 235,055.69

:::::::::::
1,100.00
1,616.00 1,500.00

_
::::::::::_
247.50 _ _ _ _ _

White Negro

5,216.70 4,982.46

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

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

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

68,580.68 19,800.64

White ----------- --------- --------- --------- 15,539.86

Ne~ro 4,344.96

-----------

53,586.36 466,516.93 6,493.01 190,197.95 7,102. 411 100,087.08 17,685.06 76,451.94

WhIte Negro

5,195.04
-----------

---------

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

---5;653:66

23,405.39 3,000.00

----------- White
Negro
White Negro

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

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

~-- ---- --1-- - - - - - - -
--------- ---------1 --------- ----------------- ---------

6,500.00 6,349.92
----------------------

---9-,-9-8-3-.-6-6-
34,905.40 7,184.26

159.899.27 30,199.83 47,749.72 75,284.64
150,087.33 39,513.32

223,754.97 41,083.23
51,459.44 24,239.40 41,347.06 14,336.10 22,754.80 18,662.92 53,289.45
7,184.24

120,759.24 36,868.92 51,511.99 13,818.52 54,702.69

--------3----,----3----5----4----____.1____6______________

'

22,076.77 3,645.00
2,710.51

14,057.50 1,212.50 1,462.50
950.00

_ _ _ _
_

18,931.75 27.096.36 17,925.26 46,330.42 21,552.72

-------.--------------------:___:____:__

::::::::::

---i;ooo:oO
1,087.50 4,397.23 1,350.00

---i;iiiio:oo
54000 1,680.00

::::::::::
_ _ _

White 5,295.00 --------- --------- ---------

Negro White

4,914.96
-----------

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

-2 ;027:25

---------

Negro 304.61

1,397.00 ---------

6,748.08 20,281.92 13,999.92
6,049.92

5,629.14 24,312.38
1,500.00 23,985.64

White Negro White Negro
White Negro

------4----,3--9----9--.4----4 --_--.--_------------------------

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

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

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

5,640.00 6,049.96 7.299.00 6,100.00
----------------------

-----------------------------------------
4,599.00 3,174.96

168,284.91 186,245.09 79,511.72 92.218.69 87,192.40 55,607. 861
8975,,643399..40431 41,587.66 88,140.94

63,659.35 38,987.49 21,438.62 30,510.84 35,280.68 12,033.24 28,083.38 24,112.33 11,847.22 25,726.34

57,975.42 34,821.04 47,893.15 22,093.44 48.628.37

-----------------------------------_______________

1,200.00 600.00
2,118.99
5,509.20

1,800.00 555.00
1,925.00

144.00 _
886633..0023 _

14,208.70 -------

23.223.48 19,565.79

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

28,721.18 28,032.30

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

----------

-----------

-----------

-..

--------

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

SYSTEM

- - - - -I- I. Instruction-Continued
A. SALARIES
- - - - - 1 - .-~~~;1::-------II-~~:~--------3~~:s:::;:c~e:------~-~1~~:~:~:t::~p~r::~-I--'-~~-;:::---

a. Instruc--I-;'~~-~~:;-I;~t~e~ (j'~~~

tional

brary

_ _ _ _ _ _,

ance System- 1 teaching)

'

wide 1

-

a. Elementary
Male

b. Elementary Female

c. High
School Male

I d. High
I School Female

- a. Li- -, b. G:~-----'--:'~Princi- - - - -

brarians

ance

c. Other I pal's

Personnel

,

Office

b. Other
_

Lanier

Laurens

Lee

Liberty

Lincoln

,....

-1 t-:l

Long

Lowndes

Lumpkin

Macon

Madison

Marion McDuffie Mclntosh Meriwether Miller

Mitcbell Monroe Montgomery

White $ 2,420.04 $

$

$

$

$ 4,191.66 $ 61,654.74 $ 24,645.86 $ 32,621.50 L

s..

[$ 225.00 $

$ 646.15

1--------- Negro ----------- --------- --------- --------- ----------- 2,622.26 27,178.01 15,597.50 6,807.20 ----------

W.hite 4,794.96

3,099.96 13,141.02 20,581.41 206,416.89 73,933.04 76,270.43 6,031.21

Negro 4,789.11

11,853.92

170,595.59 29,713.50 61,386.21__________

1

50.00 ---________ 182.90

3,590.00 __

1 __

__

WNehgirteo -----------

1

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

38,,617794..4986

White

.. _.

10,741.88 3,388.32

Negro 4,016.03

____ ___ __ 5,013.58 23,526.90

White 4,794.96 Negro

1

Whi. te

1__

1: ~etil~~ ---4:503:30

1

1

.--------

. ,_________

----i1 ----.----I1---------

6,849.96 6,050.04 9,774.88 6,102.92 12,415.76

1::::::::-17:146:10

:::ITOI6: 701

---9:691:57

Negro 4,278.30 -- ----, 3,033.30_________ 5,295.80 -----------

i:::::::: White 4,074.96

1_________

~.~~~ :::i:i~~:96C::::::II:::-::

10,676.18 22,402.75
--~n~n~-~Eg~n~

White 2,951.41 __.

. 1_:-:-:::: 8,200.08 25,820.66

Ne~ro -----------

1__. -1------- - 5,804.04 6,980.00

5991,,595475..6776
99,022.08 115,769.43 M,lR6.91 55,367.65

3202,,135313..8128
37,130.97 20,906.71 25,618.36 21,381.77

2113,,341160_.0900 ---------- ---------- ----------- -----------_ ----------_

23,487.56 6,366.69 3,297.76 1,901.90 2,476.13

_

42,506.10 6,620.5.8 3,660.94 2,461.00 1,516.52 125.00

29,266.05 3,549.96 13,305.73 3,549.96

1,750.00 1,015.00

_

1,600.00

.

_

42,761.01 21,318.77 23,523.56 3,337.50 3,428.00

901.25 1,475.001 230.57

1~~:5~U~ ~~:~~U~ 6U~U~ --3:20S:30 :::::::::: m:~~i'-T027:00__ 101.50

104,176.25 28,167.70 26,592.53 ----------

1

1

.

_

106,844.61 12,459.96 55,156.03.

-'__________ 1,916.00

229.501 394.67

l~U~tU ---~n~n~ ---tn~n~ --~:m]~::::::::::tT~~n~I-----t~g:ggll::::~~:5~

170,119.89 38,502.00 39,078.00 3,519.961 3,519.96

1 1,230.00 __.

_

63,003.84 10,475.00 10,569.00 .--------- --------------------,-----------11---------

~:~:~
White

::::::::: 3,039.20

:::::::::1-l:-::::::1-4:149:96

Ne~ro 3,995.80

1

---------

~~~~ ::::~:;:::I::::::::f::-::+:-:----I

~:~~~:~~ ---6:516:60
15,011.62 13,000.72 6,050.01 17,457.91
J:~~U~ ~tHU~

~Uin~
132,113.63 88,801.56
1itm:~g

~h~~~
Negro].

~:m:nl::I:_::::

__ __ -- . : [ -::::I--i6:219:S6 2U6U~ l~~:m:~~

i

__ . 6,539.09 8,102.69 57,868.90

White - - _

-1-

+L_ ::::: ~:~;~I--l Negro 4,794.96

_

White I

4,799: 011_::::::::1::::: 1,397.491 420.00

---- 1

Negro, 1,397.49

.1_______ ::::::1

8,250.00
5U,6g0U0.~04
6,780.04 6,214.76:

629.16 127,492.87
2~3:,2g6~8U.5~611l3~7t,~9i2~0:,~3g2
5,149.96 61,635.28 3,070.80 58,620.52

iu~n~

~UnJ~

1
:::::::::I:::::::::!

1,liU~_

504.00:

:

28,346.35 55,856.30 4,221.96'

1 1,802.00, 3,943.071

__

23,473.06 16,277.53 3,519.961

1 1,781.00

,

__

lU~Ui U:HUi ::::-::::I.:::::jl_J~~~:~~1 l'HH~:

iU~U6 iU~Ui --4:S~PJI:::::::-::1 '.- 900:00_- 2,362.50

16,279.17 ------------ 8,02 .. 70

r _

.'

i 59,730.88 60,090.26 3,849.961 3,522.80 1

-

2,400.00 _

.r: ----1-_- ---- ~225,:8~0~6.U3g6 2~9~,:3c4i9i.U5L0:::3:,:5:1:9.:9:6.1:::3:,:5:4:9:.I9:6:._::_-::___ 1__

_

24,931.64 27,444.98 11,099.90 19,227.61

1. .

1___ !

190.00

__

Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
I-' -I
eN Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens

98

50

WNehgirteo -_-.....- __..._- -. _':_ ':_- -:_':. -_.- -:_ ':_':_'-: ':. -:_ ..__-:.-:1 :-_-.:.:_ ._:._-_..::_- :.-:.- 56,,834345..69061: 148,,713991..48'1 19030,,680531..89281! 3253,,169093..91941 3280,,889547..14 1 33,,050409..09061'_._._._.. _-- _-_I 16,,441277.5.008-/-11--,4,5-60-20-.-0.50'01-,::1::,8:0:6::.5:(:)

White 4,917.66 --

-.--.-.---- 39,173.07 165,682.59 51,525.79 43,879.97

I

::~:: -;~~,~62:~~ --

-~~~:~;;,:~;";~~:~~~:8~, ;:~~~:~;~:~0138::::::~:I--~~~:108:~~".1 35:0;;:~f-:' I ~~2:~;2:~.~ 8;,7~~ 421 10,507.92

Negro 29,819.03

91,528.79 68,521.41 635,438.88 133,596.36 261'731.091

1_.

' 61,279.32 20,456.75 ... _

Wnite 5,595.00 _ . _ _ . __ ..

21,568.20 13,329.60' 202,153.67 89,285.76, 90,808.24 225.00.

1 3,405.14 2,160.00,

Negro 4,794.96. __ .

.______ 4,824.96 23.128.14 114,628.61 2:3,393.76' 31,761.13 ..

, 1,916.25 __..

_

White .

.

._____

7,491.96 16,244.30 87,035.22 29,218.08 3,5,67,9.83,

.___ 225.001 2,046.00. __. _

Negro ..

'.

..

,._._______ 2,416.70 28,299.72'1 19,132.30 7,562.10.

: 45.00

823.50

.

. __. _

White _. .

.

. __._.

112'754.00

662.48 99,329.36 19,267.38 28,753.67._________

_ 666.67 __.

_

Negro . .

.

. _._______ 6,360.34 11,069.93 84,341.45 15,622.78 17.849.85

_.

1,530.00.

_

Wbite 5,253.34

._.

Negro _._ ... . . __.

.___

.___ 5,892.81 31,343.64 180,683.69 71,751.13 63,276.86 5,229.96 ----.______ 26,060.09 6,122.82 12,952.73 --.-------

-I _-_. . _

. . .___

White .,-.---;--- .. ------- -----.--- _.

Negro 5,393.76 .. .

.

1 7,260.00 .. ----.---- 99,87g~82 42,785.99
.__ 7,860.00 12,637.471172, 3,.02 22,342.50

White . .

._.-. .

.____ 6,000.00 31,417.80 132,967.50 36,091.30

Negro .

..

.

. __1 - - - - - . - - - - - - - . - - . - - - -

12,087.46

6,9 02.43

White 4,894.96

.

Negro -.---.----- ---.---.- --.-----.

White _. __. .

._.

.

.

1. _ 1 12,800.00' 16,065.00 133,991.44 87,979.74 4,239.96 47,069.03 21,514.80 ._ 6,900.00 8,583.00 84,977.10 17,880.00

Negro 4,800.00

._ . . .____

5,820.00 7,150.00 68,955.64 13,140.00

White

1

.

-.----.-- --.----.- 13,468.66 31,834.06 280,782.56 55,996.54

Negro

.

.. ._._. 6,399.96 9,577.60 72,183.44 9,889.96

White

.

.j . __

5,720.041 3,200.04 83,007.54

.____

Negro .. ---- -.-- -.------- -.---.- . ----.--- 5,060.62 -- __ . 1 51.441.24 13,634.72

White

. __ .... _._ ,_. __._. ...

14,120.30

_ 71,140.75 20,240.74

~~~ ~~:;-~~~~~~ ~~:~:~~~~ :~:~~~( ~~:;~~j::i~:;~~)~ ::~~;~~~:;~I JH~n~._ !m}n~

76,353.37 4,862.46 -.------

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

40,805.4.5 3,549.96

.

...

_

._

45,87R.20 699.96

3,000.00

720.00

._

3,408.38. __._. ------

--------.-.

44,318.34 9,600.00._.

902.44

78.55 818.18

11,369.08 3,275.00 ---33,845.31

2~4.42
1,614.00

16.0J 172.61 ._

30,519.51 __. ._

1,572.00

60,986.39. 15,885.06

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

_ . __.____

1,250.00

17,810.09 --.-.----- ------.---

1,250.00

36,422.97 _. __.

.

. ._.

.

__

!HiU~ ::;~~~~;~~ ::~~i2~:~~ ::::::~~;~~ :::~~~~~:~~~~:

White

.

.

..

12,413.34 _. .__ 62,609.54 34,454.361---41:808:80 3,999.96 ::::::::_: -'-1;505:00 1,806.25 _._

Negro 4,794.96 .... ... ------- -.--.---- 11,463.18 1,183.32 135,467.08 35,581.44 63625,'263629.'6347 __3..,5_4.9__.96_ ...- .._._._-_-_--_1_ .. 1_.,3. 5. 4__.5_0_ --5-8'-,5-2-8--.0'2' ---

White 5,714.5913,147.95 .. _.

. 186,110.16 13,710.551,504,568.70 396,363.191'

4,600.00

Negro 2,567.43 5,907.05 .. . __ 5,000.00 80,360.34 105,363.08 805,909.18 165,896.56 299,409.22 .... __ . _..

.. __. . 19,.573.24 2,400.00

Wbite ..

.

. __.. _. 14,499.96 10,612.46 103,569.10 36,893.001 35,067.04.

__ __ 2,250.17 1,772.38 576.00

Negro _._. White _.

._. _. __.. __._________

._ 120.00

.__

Negro -.-----.--- .------ _ -.------ . . . ----.--

White 4,074.96 _.

.. __ . __ . __. . _..

WNehgirtoel_ .. 4_.,794.96 -.-_--. --- 1...-- ,,-- .--__.. -_-_-.

6,049.96 6,762.50 5,973.46 ... _._____ 5,570.04 3,341.66 14,501.70 18,819.82
164,,105103..0304 13~,,6S6866..6362

47,508.34 18,190.72 24'961.76113'409'47 40,42,8.63 .--.---.---., 150,328.2:J 25,157.42 1 17862,,531696..2036 2245,,702683..91381,

1145,,375630 ..892, ...._.._-__---.
22,132.60 .. 48,73:J.29 .... _. . __ :J5'?',969128.5108 "3",8'-15--.7-6'

I' -----..---. .

. __8_3__3 _.0_0_1._-_-_ ..-_ .._--_._.-_+_-_.__. _--_-_.- _ -

_

..

.

__. .. _._____

1,575.00 _.

.

-_ -... ..-- .. -.-.--.-._.. 1,070200 ..000 -.-_.__. _._ -__ .

Negro 4,794.96

_. .

..

6,045.86 10,620.72 63'873'48

12,147.72 3,520.80 .

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

.

._

---------i--------- --------- White 4,995.00
Negro 4,995.00

.'

. __1

.____ 33,582. 0011 58,292.56, 511,613.03 64,874.521 124,149. 531 - - - ---- - ---

16,585.28 20,348.46 ' 207,437.05 31,627.30 54,122.01 -.----

.__ .__

7,301.89[ 8,410.98 ----.----.

2,696.66 1,500.00.

_

~~~~; ...~:~3:::~:::::::::C:::::: _~;:~~:~~ ._.~:~::::~ 3~:6gUg ItU~U1L17~':1:6 8:7~':603~'...~9::~.5.51 __::OOO:OO,c::~~~:~~ ::::.,:,:'::: -: _::-:--:: ::::::::~-

1

1

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60) II Instruction-Continued
A. SALARIES

SYSTEM

1. Supervisors

3. Classroom Teachers

4. Other Instructional Personnel

5. Clerical

2. Principals

-------;-------.------.-----1-----_----,---,---1-------,---

a. Instruc- b. Li- c. Guid- d. Other (Non.

a. Ele-

b. Ele-

c. High

d. High

a. Li- b. Guid-

a. Princi..

tional

brary ance System- teaching) mentary mentary

School

School brarians ance

c. Other

pal's b. Other

wide

Male

Female

Male

Female

Personnel

Office

-------1'----1---- --- -------1----1----1-----1----1--- ---------------

Stewart Sumter Talbot

White $ Negro White Negro White Negro

$ 4,794.96 3,999.96
.__

$ _
,

$

$

$

$ 48,588.25 $ 30,768.65 $ 21,170.74 $

$--------- $

$

$ 1,283.01

14,232.36 118,246.28 34,796.04 28,927.78

'___

1,291.88

.__ 9,614.58 99,408.80 31,135.77 27,570.68

352.00

_

.___ 21,684.02 147,031.69 20,336.26 33,046.63

176.00

_

8,111.40 43,264.43 27,953.09 11,080.68

.__

1,319.00

_

.___ 5,599.96 8,482.96 110,481.77 12,444.34 36,441.86 _._._.

.___

839.00

_

Taliaferro

.... Tattnall

~
>i>-

Taylor

Telfair

T errell

White Negro White Nesro

._. . 4,794.96

._.
1
.

.

.

.__

------.-.
'. ,_,______

WNehg'irteo -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-.'-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_

White 4.794.96 Negro 4,794.96 .

,______

WNehgirtoe _-_-_--_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_-_-_-_'_-_-.-_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_

._. _._________ 5,721.96 9,925.00 17,600.00 13,696.61 5,721.96 12,024.00
76',164590 . 9068 154',367654 ..0848
8,449.92 14,255.42 .______ 18,891.08
2263',953169 . 0348 ---3--,1-9-9--.9-2-

24,750.00 36,075.00 179,354.96 90,185.00
7748,,559269..2929 155,600.36 81,316.62
17395,,754999..4474

16,137.50 7,782.56 74,830.00 28.477.98
3381,,693721..2100 47,848.31 26,239.84
2205,,71642..0400

16,575.00 15,089.20 76,301.12 10,9R9.16

----------

3175,,7343R5..7141 __._.
67,258.82 25.856.54

.___ .__________

325,,367.94..902J 1155,,330000..5600,__________

795.00 555.00 2,590.25 1,832.00
2,701.99 1,728.00

. 650.00
.
.________
5,537.00 210.00
1,575.00

_ ._
_ 284..5860
_ _
31,,298355..0000

Thomas Tift Toombs T owns T reutlen

White 5,344.92
Nwehglrte0 56',014058 . 03001-_-_-_-_-__- -_-_.-l. -_-_-_-_-_-_-_- --_-_-_-_-_-_-_

Negro

White -----------

Negro

White

Negrol

White 4,794.96

Negro

.

'1 _ _

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

-

__ __

-___

,____

6,516.64 4,159.66 170,358.68

2126,.691543..2002 1134,,660886..1786 310313,,449525..9046 11.344.96 7,669.92 132,848.76

20,836.26.__________ 131.392.04

6,520.08 4,066.70 38,187.22

35,241.64 58,333.04



.

10,748.26 3,520.80 72,895.69 5,700.00 4,466.66 37,235.34

103,124.56 8241,,031870..7082 15,309.48 57,222.11 16,899.13 50,669.88
. 21.678.84 10,609.44

59,670.64



8466,,392412..1816 36,723.60

47,872.34 ---------11.508.31__________ 6,892.94 4,119.96

277.41 130.98

32,367.12 7,986.91

._______

9,834.92

.

'

1,200.00 300.00.
1,841.08

2,100.00 21,,431803..0705
. 3,345.75

1,423.58 582.19

778.00

_ .__ ,_ 3.519.54 1,086.18 _ _ _ _

Troup T urner T wiggs U nion U peon

WNehgirteo 66" ~~g.306, -__- _'_::: _: _--_ -_-_ --_-_-_-_ - -_-__- _-_-_ -_-_ 1412,,964930..1044 2103,,658780..6726 19635,,216885..0985 4621,,175029..1078

:;~:~ :::::::::::1::-::::::,_::::::-- -::::::: ---~:~~~:~~ ~:m:i~ Ig~:m'~~ gn~n~

White

1____

6,921.96 4,163.63 71,159.76 16,948.8R

Negro 666.66

1_________

6,019.96 9,706.92 106,267.74 22,316.60

:e~;~
WhlteI

:::::::::::

:::::::::.1

.

::::::::: __ __ __ :~:~~ ---------

~~:~~~:~~
27.822.02

:~::~~:~~
30,264.84

~~::~~~:~~
121,264.84

~~:~~::~~
26,644.80

Negro 4,749.96

.

13,052.96 16,820.06 96,421.80 __.

1

3749,,781631..1610

. _ 23,,320466..0000 15,,551339..4632 ----------_

~U~5:gg :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::: ::::::::::: ::::::::::

30.974.40

4,117.56

900.00

.. _

17,643.22

._

554.45

_

~~:~~~:~~ __~:~~~::~ :::::::::: ~:~~~:~~ ~~~:~~

_

21,975.76

.____

2,094.17 1,204.17

450.00 ---------_

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wbeeler Wbite Whitfield

White 5,653.48 __ Negro . __._._ .

_.. _.. .

._ 21,963.611119,866.23 515,952.211 149,932.85 179,979.11 ._ .__________ 11,973.81 50,187.03 18,821.90 10,132.621 .

1. ._._._1 10,235.24' 2,319.05 __.

_

. __._.

. . . _.

. __.

_

White 4.794.96._._. __..

. 2,760.00 45,623.24 5,087.46 270.487.24 33,802.86 55,259.62__________

3,432.40

828.53 1,553.38

Negro 3,950.74

. __ . __ .

.

13,618.15. 6,350.92 20,316.61 30,193.26 27,655.181__________

1,709.35

_

~~~ ---~:;~~:~~~::~~6:66!::::::::: ::::::::: --~::~~~:~~t::~~=~~~=~~ _ 2~:;~~~::~ ---~~:~;;:;~ ---:~:~~~:;: ::~=~~~:~~::~:~~~:;~ ---::~~~:~; ::::::::::: ::::::i:66

Negro

.

.

.

11.029.92 15,594.21) 69,565.74. 19,415.47 15.261.77

300.00

.. _

White 4,794.96 _.

4,620.60 14,220.58 10.300.04 146.932.40 51.203.97 72,434.80 3,599.88 3,575.04

175.00 2,200.00

_

Negro 4,794.96 _.

.

16,701.70 28,133.14 188,122.72 52,920.66 47,344.05 3,549,96

40.00

300.00

.

White 5,685.00

Negro White Nezro

. ..

.

.

.

White _.

.

Negro

.

White 4,794.96 Negro

White 6,128.05

Negro

.

4,691.64 .________
._.___ ._____
.__ ._______ ._______
._.

27,038.84 28,186.68 7,098.72 6,498.37

7,450.02 .___ .

3,574.92 3,000.00 17,590.68 3,665.84 115,817.00

273,529.88 77,208.26 19,903.39 46,363.78 67,207.52 39,594.08
112,568.60 3,487.46
296,509.22

105,784.78 23,638.19 16,800.00 15,06J.82 31,823.96 18,763.92 51,562.14
162,823.96

88,637.72 3,907.38 15,797.75 14,507.13 10313.05 35,903.15._. .___ 15,316.78
28,735.69 3,475.00 .
137.695.70 ,

.____
3,749.96 .
.

2,200.00

_

1,334.58 __.

_

2,225.50. ._.

_

862.50

.

__

1.755.60

.

300.00 __.

_

2,714.35 1,394.00 . _

.

_

.

780.98

,

_

Wilcox

....
"C1

Wilkes Wilkinson

Worth

Whit~

.

Negro

100.00

White .__________

Negro 4,794.96

White 4,794.96._

Nearo 4,794.961

White

650.55

Negro

._

.
. ..
._____

. ..
13,400.04 4,824.96 .________
. __ 12,550.001
.~- 5,150.00

2,100.00 10,882.07
2,638.92 12,033.32 10,633.92 7,154.66 29.137.14 17,626.04

104,139.25 60,709.62
85,292.87 136,343.40 86,288.94 96,21602 162,582.20 177:085.34

64,192.26 16,997.60
25,447.88 19,053.90 29,277.12 23,909.44 67,251.45 25,038.65

58,849.81

._.__ 550.00 ._______

12,549.30

100.00 _._________

54,459.72 3,999.96 3,925.84 _._________

26,571.26 3,029.16 3,549.96

.

38'604'56

. . _ 344.00

11,467.57 3,045.86 .

. __ .

52,531.63 -_________

5,949.90

29,418.88

4,267.00

20.00

._

15.00

_

3,650.00 _.

__

._ ._

1,218.751

_
__ . _.

Total COlinties

WhIte 796,884.9564,794.2320,751.6763,721.18 3,947,900.83 3,450,999.82 37,490,465.4111,377,250.3713,359,634.831,732'60,97965'9.6611220,432.931,013,476.60 652,077.74 90,951.24 Negro 365,948.86 7,917.85 4,500.3030,341.211,420,430.34 1,732,503.5916,582,779.89 3,740,176.65 4,425,432.58229,138.20 45,184.13 452,327.37 139,645.80113,823.48

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

White

.1.________________ 11,799.961 3,299.71 120,372.71 40,491.02 40,483.47 4,900.04 5,800.04

2,310.00

_

Negro

750.00

.

._______ 11,030.08 5,708.63 100,021.06 11,203.18 20,160.30 6,396.24

..

. __

White, 228,795.82

15,771.901

1739,178.03 145,884.01 5,904,113.011,230,407.34 2,271,206.44,109,257.52

.

46,174.24 283,169.94 71,768.70

Negro 146,777.91

11,281.10'

337,569.861459,379.843,890,114,18 755,894.45 964,376.87 39,089.69.

152,891.45 54,169.93

~~:~~~~::~:~:~I:~m:~I-~~I~o;m,,~.~:~::il:;~i::i:i~~::i"~[-:::;m;~mm---

---------

TABLE H-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (195960)

- - - - - - - - , - ._ _.. _ - - - - _ . _ - - _ .._ - _ . _II-. -In-st-ru-ct.io_n- -Continued

-----_._--

A. SALARIER

SYSTEM

_c_-----I ______~~uper~~ors

2. Prin- 1__. _ 3....Cl".".sro~m_~~~he:._

_ II 4. O~er ~.structiona~pe:'Iln.:J ~~e:~ _

Calho~~----;Ye~ ~.3:~~~~ -I,:-:-I;;;:;,,~[I~~~r~t~I~~~~~~ ~i~~n ~n~~~ ~;- --~ ~;~O~~ ~-:~~~~~ ~;:::;; ~~~~~ I a.Inetruc- 1 b.Li-

tiona]

brary

c. Guid- 1 ance,

dS.~sOi~th~en.r

I

m)~~~
teaching)

1
I
I,

ma~.rE~l::v~

I
I

-

b~~.~;~~re-:-

$::::::;I'I .

I cS.MhHal~~h1

-

d~H~h -I-:~l' -I b~~Uld-:-l~~~oal~ 1 brarians I Pe:~o~nel 1 c. Other

"I
1

a.OP~r~isneci-

b. Other

Carrollton

;Ye~;~ ::::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::1::: :'(j:349:92 ~:~6gj~ 1:~:~~U~ ig:m:6~ :U~~:6~ : : : : _ _ 2,g~U~ :::::::::: :::::::

Cartersville

White 4,666.70 ---------

1___

Negro

.

.. __ ._._. .

20,518. 561 26,102.09 157,39:3.67 44,272.41 39,411.66 4,999.98 2'158'701 6,844.98 2,100.00,-------.

6,417.96 6,983.34 41,533.93 13,970.68 28,949.49

1,433.36.

.. __

Cedartown Chickamauga
Cochran
Commerce Dalton Decatur

------'1 White 5,175.00 __. __.. __ .
Negro ... --------

White .. ----.---- ----

--------

------1 26,908.00 132,087.34 76,685.00 99,283.00 __

__

28,28.5.23 26,698.00 18,565.00 -------

------ 2,806.91 45,894.12 11,137.38 20,729.09

. __._ __.. __ 1,745.00

_

I

.------. -2,068.10 -

.---.--.--

.:.1 :::: :::::::::--.-- :::::::::1 __ 11,600.421 2,477.63 -- ~5,~;6:~~ --';;,~2~:~' --'39:;~5.~~ 3'749~~1-- ----I --;~~:~t::::::::----~~:o;)

~~~ :::::::::. -
White ----Negro .--- -----White 6,392.561

ln~~g~1 +~~U~ .:: :.1 .:.:: .:..,1; -- '::':'11

- 1 - --. -

'1 . :::':::::: 51.962.56 .

1___ 1 4,4416; '52,:.56(j:i16 :::::::::::

__ ._ 31~0U,1~71U.~7~

~~:~~~:~~
95,919.70

3~:~~~:~~ -- -- - -- - ::3:79i:661::::::::::
57,708.43---------

1::.73,4:12833~6:12-t-'i:20-~-:.1~~:

35,868.7, 311,336.62

11,152.42 17,799.61 --------1-- .. ----1
9,0,387.34 145,338.55: 8,478.00 : 4,243.441

~,741286..7520,

.-- .-5,865.251 300.00

Dublin
Fitzgerald
~:::;::~~lle
Hogansville Jefferson
LeGrange Marietta Monroe

Negro ----------White ----------

[ ' I ---- . . I 12.169.88 9,054.92 80,118.71 13,972.03 29,015.921 3,689.00 --------- 1,560.001

I' 1~,598.00 --------- 163,441.6;

42,45S.63

64,997.79,

4,200.

0

0

1
1

'

250.00 __ ._.:_

Negro -----. __ ...

: ::::: -

,),1-18.00 --------- 1 85,898.52 20,696.54 2;.595.72'---------1-------- 1---------'1'---.----.1----

White Negro
:::::: ~~ii~

5,289.;6

'1
.

'_.:-_:.1 ---, 13,508.881 4,956.001 109,639.;2'1 39,346.07 73,616.60 5,534.991 4,384.8,11 6,150.00, 3,1i4.96 il,201.16 13.6g9.g2 18,573.72 3,225.00 4,170.88

24080.000011

J

.3~2008',03091!

__ __'

, I iU~6:6~1 It:~~Ui[ t:U~U~1 1U~U~1 ~U~U~ 2,820:~~I:::"'l J:3~1 ri!II' .::3~~:00, .

~~:~ :-.:~-,I ri'~i~~jr;:;:::i 1!fM~I'--i~:~~n~1 f6:~~Uil,1 ~.~~~:g~I:::::~i:i:0:6:1! -.:lli -.: ::::1'
;Ye~;~ .. __ ' .

15,9:J:3:4

39,579.72193:F05.9~112,120.003,120 White.__ .)..

I'

:'1'

40,;91i.76 1

"

~0,117.56. 13,822.031

1
H,IJ1:J.601 323.714.991"

12,801.181":1

. 2i3.001 0011 14,:109.40' 2,400.001

Negro 4,65000

' .. -

__ I .14.."';2:041. 21.3,,;.201 15;,293.36

fvhi~~I::::::::: ' I , : White -------- .. 1 - - : : : 1

187.9:_ ,933:30., ---------..

Negrot.;

L : ! . :;:-I7R:32

---17,79;.90'

---I 17,924.76i 28,4i3.48! 4,200.00 _-.
12,302.32 .2~:~5~:41.3,~~7.46,

:[ :3.G.JO.00 ..... --_ .. -'1' 2,340.00-. 2:,56i1fi,::::::::I::

Moultrie Newnan

Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls

Thomaston

Thomasville

Toccoa

--l

Trion Valdosta

~l

Vidalia

Waycross

West Point

Winder

Total Cities

Total Counties

Grand Total

::-:::::: ::::::::: ::------ __ }:~~~ ~::~~:~~ iU~~:g~ 1~:nU~i I~U~U~ ,:6:1~9:9~ 57:8:~:001_:::~~0::2 _3:8~6.661-:- 'N/{ehgirtoe -_-_ -_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_ - -_ -_ -_ -_-_-_ -_-_ -_-_ -_ -_-_-_-_ -_-_1 -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_-_ 1

246,,6086H6..2526'

4,738.001 12733,,9999,63..2284'116405',370100..2976 13504,,934201..19231 37,,011520..00401 36,,375705.00001____ __

1
111,,423754..09061 ____
~:~4_-7_-_-6_9_1-:-------

White Negro

_

10,450.32 4,904.12 71,364.74 25,772.92 33,427.23 3.549.961_ _

_

_ 5,5!)9.96 -________

63,180.76 15,925.62 14,087.141_ - -- --

-

H21.871_ 240.001-----8-7-6--.0-0-1-_-_

White

50.00 5,894.20

61,826.71 3,]33.32 \3.823.02 62,1.00

_

_ --

Negro

50.00 ----------- 10,37:3.82 56,H03.50 13,691.68 5,291.06 3549.96 --

-- ---

I 495.00 __

White 5,700.00

27,647.88 19,462.68 369,417.56 100,96J.36 148,091.56 l1,6S5 0014'870.00 __ _ _ 13,060.00 7,691.21

Negro

6,549.96 35,285.61 138,169.68, 15,616.92 22,740.00 3,960.00 4,500.00

_ _ 1,962.00i 3,200.00

~.'....1. .:"."""1 ':::::1 ':::::,:11 .':::1. ,: : : :;:jJ~I~: - : _- -_- -_- :_- il- : : ~: ~ I~ ~:~ ~ :-

----1-- ~",ehglrteO :::3:-,-4:5-9--.0-8- _:_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- _-_-_-_-_-_-_- _-_ -5-,-6-;,0--.5-2-1 167,,025601..0084 10,052.0._31 13826,,324390..9466 41:93,.631609..4080 2691,,3]9891..8344 -- 3,-810.00 __

---

3,974.04_

Negro 2,306.05 White 3,025.02

3,753.68 11,109.12 3,273.04 121,528.31 31,932.51 54,224.6S 4100.00 __ _

._ 1,040.00 _

_

10,068.30 5,234.12 105,800.62 42,668.02 44,769.06 4,69992

' _::. ! 2,330.00_

Negro

__

5,800.96 _

42,418.86 16,849.86 14",10.44

!__________ _

.

-

~gi ::Ti~~~i; ::_;::::: ::-:::::: ::::::::: -~;;;;~;~~ -i;~~~J:~i ~l~iUf -~~:~;~:;~ 1~~:~;~~~i~~i~Wr:I~1-i1 ~ 1~:~~Ug-

White

__

Negro

White 6,999.96

Negro 4,794.96

White

_

Negro __

White

1__

Negro .__________

6,499.95 --

93,824.16

------ ---------, 5,967.96

10,700.00 --

__1__

__ _

_

__ __ _ __

_

1 __

J 4,416.96

12,749.88 36,552.46 3,811.702,799,499.21 12,687.,14 181,299.33 7,931.30 42,055.21 1,972.20 47.820.23

-- - ---- -_

---------'\

6,999.96

9,508.82 6,466.66

79,156.18 40,699.61

13,749.84 16,249.80 83,051.16 37,684.76 17,499.34 16,140.86
46,042.94 23,321.92

47,791.35 -.--- I

9107',73414.1..;04 -4--,0-0-0::.0:0: -
55,187.41 6,900.00 18,821.86

7,813.64 1,966.56

18,115.87

.___

_

41,457.20 3,789.66

7,98).12 2,832.38

.

130.00 1,224.00 ---------------- .---2,100.00_ 1,500.00_ 811.07 1,900.00 _ 765.58_
,230.00 -- -------- -----61500 __

White 283,753.45

26,471.90110,125.171,211,036 631,311,1316S 10,904,138.27 2,939,795.4S 4,317,960.67 241,283.75 53,119.00 114,658.91 355,929.12 80,049.91

Negro 164,132.26 __ ___ 11,281.10 3,803.68 508,857.02 660,949.875,904,826.711,210,480 721,593,031.88 84,613.95 17,240.81 14,530.08 160,059.95 57,369.9:3

White 796,884.9564,794.2320,75167 63,721.7813,947,900.S3 3,450,999.82 37,493,465.4111,377,250.37 13,359,634.83!720,765.61220,432.93 1,013,476.60 652,077.71190,951.24

Negro 365,948.86 7,917.85 4,500.30

21 1,420,430.34 1,7:32,503.59 16,582,779.89 3,740, \76.6514'425'432.581229'138.201 45,184.13 412,327.37 139,645.80 13,823.48

n Whitel l ,080,638.40 64,794.

130,341.

1

47,223.57173,846.95115,158,937.4614,762,131.50,48,397,603.68 14,317,015 85 17,677,595.50 965,049.36 273,551. 9'311.128,135.51 1,008,006.86

15

Negro 530,081.121. 7,917. H5115, 781. 40

1,929,~37.36 2,39~,453.46122,487,606.~_4,980,657 .37 6,018,521. 46313,822.151 62,424. 94, 466~57.45 299,705.75 71,193.41

l

134,144.89

1171,001.

SYSTEM
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
......
"" Banks
00 Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Bntts

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60) II. Instruction-Continued

B. INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS

1. Textbooks

2. Library Books, etc.

b. Periodicals

o. Audio- I d. Other

Visnal

Library

Materials Supplies

3. Teaching Supplies

C. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION

a. Principals

1. Travel

2. Other Miscellaneous
Expense of
Instruction

Total
Expense of Instruction (Reg. Prog.)

Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson

White
Ne~o

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

White ------------

Negro ------------

909.40

101. 74

77.83 ---.--------

1,246.32

105.52 .----------- ------------

465.98 418.28

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

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

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

11,,131270..5848 1_-_-_-_-_- _-_-_-_-_-_-_-

3,172.89 ____________

1,543.83

500.00

---------_.------6g5: 65
947.21

1,485.421 863.73

282.00 50.00

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

32.18
20.00
--------------_-.-_----.----

138,640.05 179,282.35 213,440.05 185,153.1 9

-------_.--- White

Negro White

----.-_-.-_---------.--,-

21,,415545..5079 _______73__.4_0_ 1,124.13. ____________

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

---------------1:500:00

Negro -.---4------

234.60 -----.------ . --.-.------

500.00

White ------------ ------------ -.---------. 1,856.00 1,475.00

Negro White

------230:83

---T050:50

-------83:48

455.50 40.37

195.00 66.84

827.59,1____________ 180.00 ____________ 8,817.84 1,425.00

500.00
------499:99

1,084.65 1,244.88

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

15.90
-----.-.------

3,023.94

81. 72

1,858.49

711.64

200.00

540.70 -.--------- .

76.75

675.00

4,552.73

400.00

475.00

-----.------ 9,009.07

300.00 2,993.84

------700:00

25.00:::::::::::: ------------ 1,282.36

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

475.80 1,034.03

Negro -----------.

White Negro

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

White

105.39

Negro White

----g;861:07

::::::~i;:~~1 ::::i:~~;:ii 33.10

24.59 ---- ~------- ---.--------

15,686.72 ------------ 2,566.83

410.99

10,457.82 -.---------- 1,711.22

274.00

160.37 ------------ ------------

133.07 792.38

-------71:91

------614:89

635.69 34,253.98 22,835.98

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

------------------------ ---10;764:38 ------------ 7,176.25

------598:50
399.00

149.76 61,447.03 40,964.68

---------------3;380:00

------------
------361:05

------------
---3:142:82

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

57.04
-------.---.--
2,140.00

Negro
White Negro White Negro White

51.91
-----------------------------------
------215:19

198.10 2,339%6..1206
2,141.56
------------
339.33

18.00
-__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-
462.87
-------75:34

85.92 218.22 117.30 249.11
------------
1,395.71

143.00
------------
------644:21
-----------15.29

306.28 6,016.49
509.97 46,122.55
-----------1,384.26

----1:317:16
262.94 547.73 277.11 241.08

58.78 96.94
----3:368:52
428.30 ------------

679.40 ------------

233.00

1,188.71 ------------

24,985.58

177.68 ------------

3,018.76

2,112.02 ------------ 21,209.49

388.57 113.98

------810:04

--------593:07

Negro

28.19

197.75

153.73

120.45 ------------ 1,069.20

31.80 ------------

76.10

551.22

567.89

183,593.94 92,790.53 656,610.94 145,537.41
61304,,418014..662o 16769,,633379..30o1
3,393,945.86 2,192,446.2 1
25,146.82 27,263.33 394,425.23 73,013.43 645.014.27 48,510.23 970,599.02 393,786.74 75,152.3 7 97,099.59

White Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro

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

2,701.44 367.07 379.88 191.47
20,140.00
----2;2i9:10
779.68
-.---.-----------------

372.24 109.31
81.95 29.21
----------------------------------------------------------
------------

19.00
-------89:32
48.00 6,718.95
----1;362:61
478.76
------------
------------

825.00
------165:06
85.90 5,054.40
------------
------------
----4:103:42
------------

3,247.20 485.64
1,666.75 498.00
24,021.87
------232:33
81.63
------------
------------

600.00 ------------
200.00
------------
---------.--
-----------------------------40:2i
------------

566.70
-----------------------
------------
-----------------244:89
------326:80 ------------

1,181.94
------911:50
10.68 ------------
----5;553:10
356.86
------------
------------

75.00
-----------------------
--------------------------------------------------------
---.--------
------------

11,482.66 1,759.29 1,006.52
152.15 8,643.52
-----26:064:87
9,157.92 8,890.36
--------------

1,184,680.77
187,797.41 171,493.75 74,220.15 2,926,440.62 116,020.65 698,107.13 214.210.8 464,968.1 172,822.77

~~~I ------------1 White
Negro White

93.95
------------

2,382.48
----1:043:62

------------------59:31

------------
------373:42

------------
------326:84

5,709.81
----4:383:32

-----------------------
64.94

------660:68
------------

1,388.52 ------------

1,380.00

384.18 871.84

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

------2:961:90

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

351. 76 1,121.49

------281:32

191.38 2,373.46

106.80'

Negro ------------ 1,131.68

White -----------.

185.73

138.49 21.31

1,144.95 ------------

20.00

105.75

Negro ------------ 127.84

45.15

10.00

103.18

White ------------ ------------ 130.28 ------------ -----------Negro -.---------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

2,236.25 8,320.03 4,530.67
2,312.81 1,274.77
6,144.02 4,096.01

----3:723:92 ------------
------------
----------------------------------

------500:00
499.98
-----------------812:00
500.00

760.81
------------- ---606:89
379. n
4,290.40
785.16

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

1,573.36 2,195.42 1,699.81
---------.-----------------
--------------
--------------

280,053.81 170,567.72 269,314.49 123,381.80 344,923.31
312,340.06 102.676.33 105,060.70 405,022.17 269,247.22

::::::::::::I:::::: White --. --------- 225.00 ------------

Negro White Negro

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

---. --339: 62 ------------

~~~: ~~ 354.21

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

625.00
----2;574:51 -----------

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

500.00

364.24

------500:00 ------876:40

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

19.20
-----------------------
------------

1,365.00 245,237.84

---------io:18

8,340.06 134,430.01

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

'--1- II. Instruction-Continued

----B. I~STRUC;I~NALSU;~LIES AND MATERIALS

C. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION

.. - - - - - - - - - - 2. Library B::-,--::------------- -, -

- - -~--;::I--- - - - - - ---I--.;:-a~her

SYSTEM

1. Textbooks

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

I I I I 3. Teaching

i a. Library b. Pen-

c. Audio- d. Other

Supplies

----~-.--- Miscellaneous . - - . - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - . _ _ 1

I

I Expense of

a Ptinoi- b. Instr.

I

Instruction

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-I,

-

'

-

-

-

-

Books
--

-I-od-icals-

-

VIsual
M-a-te-rial-s

-

-

Library
S-up-pli-es

-

'I

-

-

pals

Supervisors I

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

c. Teachers

I,

d. Other

I

Total Expense of Instruction (Reg. Prog.)
_

Decatur DeKalb Dodge

Whitel$

I$

Negro ------------

White 10,908.26,-

Negro

906.49:

White --------. --1

Negro ----

2,269.25$_

--- s..;

15,609.88

394.67

1,297.19 950.50

32.80 74.64

:344.62 --------

--- $
923.27 76.73 78.94

's 6'203.17 $

1$

I

.___________

4,001.34 78,300.8R.

332.52 139.52

6,506.87 .-

1

41,,012023..515511

---572:0S 161.35,

541.82,$ 51:3.86, 3,315.811
551.3R'1 :J60..>8 :l71.01

5,221.321$ 4,207.42 _ 6,761.7R,_
665.641_ 1,90U)4 _ 1.056.78 _

$ ___,

715.52 $ 54,9,840.31

386,697.57

118,250.05 5,868,238.29

2,651.51 1,056.10
180.00

541,648.39 414~3:l,,560689..4997

Doolv
Dougherty ...... 00 Douglas 0
Early
Echols

White --Negro --White ---
Negro -----White ----Negro -----------
:::::::::::: ~~:~ White ------------

1,418.54

'1 3,124.59 -

790.44 ------------ 1,314.90 ,____________ _

96000

-_-_-_-_-_-_1 -----------

~~U~ H:HI 23~450..0007 ----

: 130.971

l4~0n.0l0

959.05 239.76 600.00

256.61 25,035.61

1,820.54______ 3,03a.l0 _

365.1)4

1 1,215.27' 702.20, 1,457.97,_

17,116.04 -----_______ 1,017.25
261.81
---- d~U~ 4,564.16 - 1,800.00

455.65

1,811.041 554.33,

aOl.50,

350000..00001:3119:080.~0101

I
115.62
4,053.84 !.DOO.OO'

1,149.63 375.00 929.51
619.67 2,771.161 1,040. 671
96~9~4:.~4~01

247,820.35 25a,100.14 1,543,752.91
809,246.39 382,315.97 104,100.84
2IU~U~ 275,428.67

Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White
Negrol

,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_

White __ _
~~~~Il_:
Negro _ _ _

-1--

1,429.81 714.90 _

_' I

952.80 _ 398.84 _ 1,331.71 _ 268.65 _

I

225.61

::1- 2,651.32_

62.00 _

144.00 7,989.671 108.90 2,436.00j
------------,-

537.50 _ 345.62 _

390.00

31,,094256.:53151'

1,085.66

270.92

609.51 2,499.96 2,233.89

m:d::_:----~:~O:;::::::----

40.00

_

2,570.85I

.sO.OO

2,4~~:~~'1 4g~:~~ _ __~~~:~~I-:::-:::-

3,000.00

White Negro White

600.00 _

1l,514.a4,

_

-1-- 1336 ----1,010.11 ::::-- -

-421:32,

_ 21.08

4,503.21

Negro __ White 11:314:02

2d~U~I-- 10,894:10 ----9,856:26;- 53,613.01

51,205.68

Negro: 1,841.82 4,615.10 1,773.46 1.604.51 8,727.70 25,602.83

1,200.00 -
42.00
I
1,020.00 .
-- 210.00 _
_

252.251 ,
418.08,
m:~~1
479.68 261.57 .--------,
08(9)1 -1'0

525.91 496.20_ 2,434.56.
UiU1
1,002.76 761.611 637.38, 25
3,037: 1

500.00

529.09

168.92 497.47

985.03 600.00

--_:::::::::--

850:.

989.741

~~~:~(3:000:00i :::::::1

5,035.71
q~U~

500.00 1,982.11f --600:001

627.02

4'~5b:g;

2,280.75'1-- -_-5_'_:4_'1,-.)1'--

682.50

1,030.55

75.00

:l'~5t~L:::::1 iU~5:~~

237,136.79 144,910.81 430,857.02 251,511. 74 467,187.33 206,785.27 171,812.82 100,546.58 513,100.71
a,675.96
201,223.12 89,739.70 1,002,000.00 65,275.00 360,844.63
39S;071.08 75,706.75
4,992,933.94 869,243.11

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

WWN~hil';t~el :::: ::::::1::::

1 20.00

:1~570:1:

~1:\~~ ::::::::::::1 8,:H:~~ ::::::i~5.i1 100.00

Negro White

3,042.64 976.90

203.93 _

30.00 :J99.69

Negro

'

_

_

White

67.67

965.25 1,000.00

450.00 3,832.13

Negro

33.84

860.10

1,901.57

White Negro White

87.33

278.75

151.52

324.99

19.87 _

.

.

_

49.00

WNehgirteo -----------T1----1-,-3-1-5-.3--7 ----2--,1-4-3--.5-8

_

Negro

;

71.52

110.72

__

White, Negro White
Negro

248.541_____

18.19

1,171.74 __ 681.54

_ 22.40

500.00 _ 46.05 15.00

1.40 1 ---- ----: 1,121.56

122.48 __ 61.24 __
1,740.74

55.29 ----50:00 --

38.21

21.44

379.60 139.22

-53.36 15.86 400.00 400.00

3,735.00 3,101.57
:::r::::::::::

-"-- - - - - - - - - - - -

__:~;:~~II 1'9l7:~6 :::~~~;~::~I----~ii~~;i:~~

1,168.31 669.70
1,587.13

329.26

14,987.92 1,061,676.65 2,464.22 445,896.22 2,007.57 346,819.36

500.00 2;193:74

500.00

905.52

148:70 .. ------------ ----412;477:16

8.00

237.95 233,118.35

__

500.00 1,554.46

_

272.87 228,532.39

53,104.25

166,256.96

238,367.57

365,629.66

105,159.84

159,876.83

70,194.86

328,557.55

266,271.79

1,025,621.29 322,656.73 237,039.99 140,415.89 293,247.53 73,168.12 109,592.62 132,955.30 295,220.54 78,443.35

325,793.84 316.066.65 176,722.12
179,565.68 191,317.55 90,338.28 155,954.69 145,217.15 90,308.34
1.49!548.59

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENT8-WHITE AND NEGRO (195960) II. Instruction-Continued

B. INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS

C. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION

~

Total

2. Library Books, etc.

1. Travel

2. Other

Expense of

SYSTEM

1. Text-

3. Teaching

Miscellaneous Instruction Expense' of (Reg. Prog.)

I

books

a. Library

b. Peri-

c. Audio- d. Other

Supplies a. Princi- b. Instr.

Instruction

I

Books

odicals

Visual Materials

Library Supplies

pals

Supervisors c. Teachers d. Other

I

j

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln

White t----------- $ 938.49 $

19.11 $ 499.95$ 1,056.57 $

WNehgirteo -_-_-__- _- _- _-_-_-_-_-_Negrolr ____________

319.20 ---~-------948.78 ----.-.----754.34 ------------

77.79

202.10

650.92 ._-----_.---

494.76 ------------

WNehgirteol _________-_- _-_-_-_-_-_-

White

501. 49

699.79 ------------ ---.-------- ---.----.---

1,149.53 2,654.25

-_.--------59.91

----3:549:14

-----------.
730.00

Negro 1,052.61 6,637.52'

104.32 4,644.85

730.00

White ------------ -.---------- ------.----.

162.18

456.74

Negro -----------. -----.------ ------------

270.64

125.71

619.30 1$ 396.17

600.00

249.80 $

180.00 _1$ ___________

3,984.94

270.00

2,090.67 ____________

612.35 518.66

2,093.27 ________________________

1,238.31 ____________ 1'____________

7,411.47 1,400.00 -----_.--.-.

8,464.64

700.00

520.22

1,949.51

5.04

425.87

1,498.77 ----------.- ------.-----

2,432.29 $

34.37 $

935.00 $

879.73 -------_.--- .----.-.-.----

3,762.51 ------------

2,312.94

2,701.60 ----.---.---

720.00

1,289253..4230 _____-_- _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_254.37 ____________

776.00 1,270.00
900.00

1'~~Ui'1-------30:29

900.00 664.50

961.40 -----------.'

315.00

133,789.83 54,492.89
420,451.36 285,618.36 119,054.32 140,863.98 205,276.92 251,047.97 141,720.24 114,204.55

Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison
Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery

White Negro

-__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_._--J

White

239.67

147.86 284.70
1,665.59

106.53 87.50
80.73

132.62 ---_.--.----

24.75 ------------

22.60

461.25

Negro ------------

832.79

40.37 ------------

230.63

White

65.05

402.95

169.85

461.00

36.15

i~~t:::::::::: Negro

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

------751:07

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

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

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

619.61 --- ..-------- ------------ --- ..--------

1,908.14

203.31

610.00

80.00

Negro ------------

145.58

68.57

210.00

35.00

3,213.69 -------.---- -----------.

746.19 -------_.-_.

278.22

683.84 63,126.78

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

------487:26

421.53 -----------3,532.07 ------------

26.28 320.00

211,,309668..5409 -_-__- _- _- _- _-_-_-_-_-_33.68 1____________

2,558.98 2,708.94

1,230.00 25.00

449.29 412.20
------------
------500:00

1,652.42 1,095.96
------905:32
620.00

-------75:00
------312:35
218.40

300.00 2,098.82
--------231:0S i
132.59

3,961.90 ------------

186.73 2,653.08 ------------

2,2.50.35

474.83 ------------ ------------

902.39 ------------

620.38

White -----------Ne~ro -----------WhIte ------------
Negro _.. ----------
White -----------Negro -----------White --------- ..-Negro -----------White -----------Negro ------------

::::::::~:~~I::::: :~~~:~~ 222019..34591________8_4_.1_1_

556.85 366.90

46.42 36.94

376.37

706.91 3,486.05

365.08 ------596:76

----i:095:20 ------350:00 499.35

4,113.70 ------------

393.50

200.00

38.67 ------------

42.25 2,370.94

600.00 ------------

332.88

40.96 ------------

90.58 2,966.88

30000 ------------

396.06

182.30

30.00 ------------ 3,035.98 1,300.00 ------------

772.76 371. 74

-----------68.82

-----------,10.00

-------50:00

1,036.34 ------------

2,014.54

948.60

610.66 500.40

155.45'

44.57

10.00 ------------

633.26 ------------ ------------

2,000.44 ------------

862.82

729.38 ------------ --------------

1,665.51 ------------

935.00

1,090.78 ------------

433.80

1,523.62 ------------

135.00

1,218.02 -----p------

1,2~0.00

2,215.65 ------------

1,126.16

1,704.47 ------------ --------------

2,252.75 ------------

2,716.08

784.32 ------------

513.31

White Negro White Negro

-----------------------
275.00 290.00

17,628.52
----i:505:93
207.80

2,660.00
-------85:00
60.00

7,500.00 ------------

-------75:001- ---1:362:50

40.00

393.20

------------
----4;690:70
560.14

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

------509:61 ------446:30

White

2.56

259.50

49.11 ------------

25.00

600.00 1,500.00 ------------

Negro ------------

255.31,

27.46 ------------,

25.00

367.46 ------------ ------------

2,534.41 ------------

10,368.17

1,215.55 ------------ --------------

876.85 ------------ --------------

95R.45 1,379.72

-----------900.00

------I;oi2:75

846.74 ------------

590.50

120,122.48 61,033.92 452,370.45 196,495.88 220,070.13 3,596.14 201,486.86 288,477.19 304,855.50 99,288.63
113,539.93 115,729.44 263,104.24 167.825.48 102,034.65 167.14'.74 359,355.44 304.87.3.15 243,940.69 98,958.46
306,657.0.3 232,564.82 183,R73.15 184,802.09 136.678.03 101,743.55

Morgan Murray
Mnscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike
.... Polk
0w0 Pulaski
Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens

~:~~~ :::::::::::: m:g~ :::::::::::: l'm:~~I::::::::::::1 ~:~ruz ::::::::::::I::::::::::::i d~~:nl ~~~:~~

WhIte

2,490.31

__

605.01

200.00

635.22 1,262.64

616.34

Negro

.

3~Ui _ _

196,484.39 178,154.22 314,257.60
3,000.00

White 47,425.41 10,123.32

41.063.201____________

Negro

~

:::::::::::: ~:~ :~~:~~ :~~::~i:::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

~eh~;~ :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

~Ub ~:::~O

White

2,051.77 _.

._ 2,395.48

Negro

.

.

1,691.99

.__

White Negro

60.07 39.96

904.24 149.68

.__

445.00

. .,_. .______

1,226.20

Wbite Negro

524.24 421.20

White . Negro ._. __.

White 6,832.40 Negro 2,048.00 White .___________

Negro White Negro

.______

.-

I

.__________

._. . ._. .





._ ._ .. __.

.

. ._.

. .__

._.__

2,203.75 803.25 294.76

509.66

19J.J3

145.40

24.50

,____________

1,000.00 151.43 800.67

200.00 __.. _.. _. . ..

.

._

178.64

..

._._

.

182,937.38

1'~gU~ :::::::::::: m:~~

l'mJ~ ::::::::::: ::::::::::::

3.561.00

.__

2,365.88

4,931.86 ._______

387.19

735.04

._.

2,102.99 _.

.

. __

_

l'm:~g :::::::::::: . ~~:3~

l'm:~~ ~~~:~~ -------400:00

821.81

421. 78

134.04 _.__________

8.00

1,032.21 .

3,066.94 _

3,916.22

.

3,612.46 _.__________

6,155.71 . . 660.60 _.

2,063.75 2,700.00 100.75 ._. .__ 361.08. __.________

200.00 15,000.00 1,587.36

.______ .. .

.______ 1,595.19 60.00 _. . . ._.

._.______

1,392.92 ._ .

1,000.00

5,293.22. 655.42. 791. 76 _.

510.38

878.45

._ 2,796.45

._.

.

. __.
. ..
. ..
._ ._. .

...

_

360.00

.



_

__

600.00

537.06 . __ . __

4,050,252.84 1,302,371.63
432,193.54 206,348.99 181,860.85
60,072.50 170,688.40 140,974.26 370,255.18 51,290.28
237,183.29 269,417.82 264,683.39 23.138.87 333.242.56 91,869.73 156,647.68 134,461.68 460,864.66 115,523.38

White

Negro _. ._____

White .

._

Negro-----------. White Negro

White

Negro

.

White

20.45

Negro

40.46

White _. Negro ._.
~:gi;~ __ .-_--__-_--_-._-_-_--.

WNehgirteo White
Negro White __. Negro

102.32
102.32 .____
.______

173.63 173.64 211.84
324.03 117.33 107.04
204.53 ._.
1,015.79 788.55

39.83 39.84 78.50 44.71
.________ 188.30
._______ .

10.00

2.00

10.00

4.00

33.25

28.45

33.00

76.91

10.00.___________

10.00

333.98

1,951.30 19.75

._

.________

. _

2,607.34 .___ 1,171.42.___________

854509 ..2308 _--. _._- -__-_-- ._. --_... -.-_-_-_-_ .. .

3_3_ .4_0'1

110285..1882

3256..9321

477.65.___________

716.48 -.----.-----

1,029.61

132.20

766.02

45.67

3140..1070

.__

1,110.08

163.311

1,110.08

159.90 .____

.__________

2,707.65

._.

2,707.65

3,336.64.___________

1,083.73 . .___

3,547.94

19.14

486.97._._._._.

.



5,920.92 2,640.00 30.13 .

4,166.05

650.00.___________

1,206.97 . .___

500.00

29,272.03

.

.___________

13,151.20 .____

285.03

1,226840..0609 ---------- .

1,127242..2362.___________

9,347.82 ._______

9,207.83 ------------

3,260.88

423.80

2,030.64

553261..4660'1. 489.98
469.42

..

.

714.04



806.00

1,030.77 .___________ 590.18 556.10

3,481.37

.. .

3,986.66

1,996.46

._

_ __ 928.58
537.23 24.00 5.00
4,266.92 __
733.00 177.00

6,096.24

.

..

_

1,564.42

.

_

475865..3112 . 8. .90 ._. 2_7__4 _.8_7__-_._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-.-,1

1,941.08
448.36 2,056.81
651.92

1
.____

____
512429..9681 2,009.23 1,437.75
927.16 630.00

96,110.73 92,845.84 147.348.02 160,564.70 54,958.03 57,039.73 315,157.42 3,599.84 169.169.20 233,773.25
2,882,951. 41 1,508,558.17
208,181.42 94,985.03 62,912.53 72,006.98 278,863.51 303,448.54 166,449.79 122,764.81

White .___________ Negro

WNehgirteo

190.22

4,019.21 1,891.40
923.44

. 127.66

3,106.49 1,865.05
78..88

2,775.33

1.5,711.07 -----------6,732.79

5,946.62

.______

468.33 500.63 5.58.02

2'250.731'_. 452.37 .
1,766.4. 8 _.

1

8,059.27 846,834.64

_ 350,754.00



564.2_2_

356,861.11 15,591.10

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B. I:\lSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS

:

C. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION

SYSTEM

';.;1:'

i-.~~~-;-;:~-.~~

~:~~~~~;,

'-:;":"~-;:~-~Ia~

~-=-_'~~~JI ~~~i~~~!~11

Total
Expense of Instruction (Reg. Prog.)

------ -----,----- ------1------ ------'------'------,------,------- ---------- -~----,-----

Stewart

White $

S

Books 190.74 S

i odicals I Visual Materials

Library I Supplies:

..Is

20.00 $ 630.00S

pals 4,003.49 S___ _

I Supervisors c Teachers dv Ot.her

I

,I

i

I

-------Is 'S

1,069.58IS----------- S

603.4~ $ 108,32!.92

Negro

500.95

1

30.00

1,301.39 __

497.39, 1,301.44

_

574.60 206,490.12

Sumter

White _._. __.. _.__

373.18

116.781

.

1,635.08 __

2,69993

460.['0

610.44 174,007.24

Talbot

Negro .. _.. __.____

White _.

.__

416.64 241.62

63.70 1,452.00

817.54 _ 850.47

:4:1:6::.9.4:'1' 1,148.10. _ 951.921__

610.45 229,777.93 95,224.61

Negro .. __

501.26 _.

,

._

935.21 __

675.02 __

_ ._______ 176,401.38

Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell

~~~:~ :::::::::::- 1~Ui ::::::::::::1

White

706.21

Negro _.__________

312.51_ ... . __.

White .. -.-------Negro _. .______

258.20 -------.---. 258.29

White _.__________

473.98

46,.61

:\le~ro ..

364.72

51.121

White ..

._. . __. . __'

Negro _.

.__________

1,5~u~I:: 350.00 __ 150.00 _

1,~itn - 227.25 --
2,341.06 ,__ 1,016.38.___

405.00 220.00

900.001 1,206.601____ '555.06,____ _ 1

430.55 1,917.741

323.261____

___I

221.52

750.00

161.631____

606.71 207.49 __

6,745.211 5,268.11 _.

923.60 , ,
1

:::,_.. 1

517.42

---- -50.001

616.77,

500.00

.

i1

347.16 _.

~~Ugll :----.. ---

2,258.87 __

241.08

1,088.98'__ __. __ .

163.61

. __._1' 1,032.83 .__ 1,160.81

2,1J<7.79 147.53

2,019.80

2,722.28

476.37

774.12

91.801

270.00

2,262.15

1

350.73

~}:~~U6
370,920.16
157,303.96
108.921.01 150,046.91 315,416.80 162,336.52 191,198.45 243,165.18

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutleu
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

White .________

649.11 __

395.051__

9,056.85

,

503.41, 2,661.51

1,400.00 365,941.03

Negro White

63.39

649.11 1,805.91

70.44 58.65 --

395.00 1

UiUg __ I 7,558.20 ::--_-.-----'11

579.82

922.05

482.97 1 2, 103.08,_______

1,100.00 249,803.6J 66J:~~i 538,750.67

~~~~ :::::::::::: -- 677.86

7():19 _ : : : : : :--- - I

1,i~U~ 1
650.95 -- :::::::,::::---.-.-.

::---------

1,030.9 41 ~~U~U5

~h~~~ :::: :_:::::1 .: :-:::::1 . :0:6~1 :

:::! d~Ub'- :::2;_'_._.00_

',"__ 789.60

46.49 2_2_,~~__6_:~_~i,! __ 1~~:~~U~

~~:I ni~!';1:1 ilii~'::::lj:;gl !~iii,;~~1 !iimli ~h~~~ ------289:82 ----38:i:li7!-- --55.05 --57:00\::-- ----. ---5::i06:50,-'

1 590.00 11:_-_--_--_-:_:4_-_6--_6-:_.-4_.:0:

691.66_

1,563.50i -157:610:85

White _._. . . __.. _._.

I

__

7,609.16

300.0

.1

719.301 -180:00,

1,384189 ..000Ii 145,342.65

::::-::: I: :::: :::: Negro -._ ... _._._.

L

1_

4,140.00 -. --- - --. -----

88624

--.1

m:grs:~~

~!~ ~~~~:~::-::~ -'-T~~~:;~[:::1~~:5~I::::::3~7:8~'1_: _:.:1~0:r~" ---~:~~;:~~i -~-:1 ~~~:~~I i:~:~:~:I1:::: 15:~~:::::::~:~~1.25i--m:~~fgi

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
- Wilcox
00 Wilkes
'" Wilkinson
Worth
Total Counties
Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

White

_

Negro

_

White

_

Negro _ White _

Negro _

White _

Negro _ White _

Negro _

1,449.78 161.08
1,200.78 281.88
nU~1
293.98'

4~U~I:::::: __ '_

_______ 1,10l.50 9,619.58

,554.77 4,80l.80

2~~:;~1 8,675.31 __. 582..>0 1__

lO6.75

l~Uk- 614.101

:l8.70,1

6. 251 _

16,657.891 1,817.32 _ 1,8:l1.61 321.36 6,897.52
2,001.30 1,823.35 :l,674.00 _., 3,263.42 __

622.17 :JOO.OO

596.001 i
-42-1:96'
:530601.0.809 1

666:66 :: _______ ==i
436.11 ' 331. 58

1,155.77' 219.33

_ __

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

1,806.88 1,269.98

463.58

588.81

2,456.49 __

-----------

680.87

6.18

614.44 __

1,997.73 __._

1,085.10

_

30,920.95 783.43
2,578.68 1,289.35 6,389.11

1,057,759.13 94,480.07 442.573.91 112,216.77 432,322.62

867.50 67.50

111,206.80 134,886.86
321,510.19
346,926.22

White Negro White
Negro White Negro
White Negro
White Negro

231.16 _
._
_ _ _
_ _
_ _

White _

Negro White

82.35, ._

~~~~ ::-:-:::::::1

White Negro

28.02 143.33

White 108,255.66 Negro 15,061.21

4,326.62 __ 314.97 100.00 168.68 135.86 _
___ J 858.57

51.56 40.00

156.88 6.00
10.00

1,400.00
464.17 101.18

7,810.70 __ 1,601.72 __ 4,000.29 1,289.00 __
362.13 ._ 132.93_ 8,195.16 _
6,525.13 __

225.00 _

500.00

5,975.86 1,100.00
900.18 _

_

5,393.01

_

180.00

-I ----- I --- -35-6.-29

1,656.54 _ 1,9693:51..0909 -----------_-

1,671:60 184.00
600.00

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

-------------
24,040.07

565,456.15 134,778.56 59,190.22 74,202.01
144,090.68 77,926.71 246,999.01
7,153.30 750,320.11

558.51

69.41

71.68

600.00

276.66 596.00

53.43

32.37

275.00

38.90 __ _

,

:~~:g~i:::::::::::: ::::::.. i :::::::i

187.45

_

4,782.06, 1,101.00 6,534.68 5,628.80 5,037.70
3,128.25 3,231.25 1,328.38

237,908.87 28,491,23 143,469.13 136,617.601,202,053.24 73,830.23 4,602.96 23,541.86 29,552.66 352,731.12

279.44
1
900.00
57,994.85 4,253.09

1'
32.58 _
295.56 393.51 516.30

I

24

89

,'522610..

73 52 1'

2,5-12.83 880.92
1,032.07 949.62
1,228.85 962.06
2,051.28 1,123.87
283,161.50 102,950.83

_ _ _ _ _ _
630.00 296.00
25,204.36 6,719.10

2,020.00 621, 50
7,422.64 313.78

238,755.33 104,087.90 203,936.68 218,096.40 180,903.52 151,382.57 345,234.81 261,821.27

699,416.81 76,245,205.99 145,109.58 29,976,763.41

,,

~~~~~ :~:::::::::~ ~~~:n :~:::::::::: :~::::::::I! ~:~~Ufi:::::::::::I:I::::::::::_,------::::::::::: __1:7:0:~~ itU~Ui

..'_.._"'''1.,,"' -- White 5,444.98 59,323.43
i~ _'~L'"""~:~I...

960.03,___

176,971.221

! 5,138.72' 1,349.90

365,757.68 11,660,675.91

Wi.;;: ;;!_.-""1..:"1----;;:::-......."':::--':;ff.~;~

-------1-------: Negrol________

------- _ _ --

1:5~0:981- ::::f:::::: :1::::::: ----- --------9~fg~ -----~n~n~

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

II. Instruction-Continued

SYSTEM

B. INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS

1. Textbooks

a. Library Books

2. Library Books, etc.

b. Periodicals

c. AudioVisual
Materials

d. Other Library Supplies

3. Teaching Supplies

C. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION

a. Principals

1. Travel
b.Instr. Supervisors c. Teachers

d. Other

2. Other Miscellaneous
Expense of
Instruction

Total Expense of Instruction (Reg. Prog.)

Calhoun Carrollton Cartersville
...... Cedartown
00 0:> Chickamauga
Cochran Commerce Dalton Decatur Dublin
Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson

s White

190.08 $

Negro

81.79

White __. __. _

Negro

. __.

White WNe~hrltoel'

166.38 49.6.9.

Negro White Negro

_ ._
.

715126..5608 $

s 19.00

. 10.00 $. . 70.00 $._.3,167.79 $ . 1,270.45 $

137.82 $ . 1,42. 3.09. $

s 3651..2270

622050..6000 $

907.37

106.75

32.02

21.35 3,674.89

. __.

453.68

53.38

16.01

10.67 1,837.44

. 1,591.20 .____

621.76 155.44

65.63 32.57

444.32 179.73 1,504.09 _.

140.09 14,256.81

45.95

81.16 14,618.00'

12.85

.

652.65 ._.______

4,998.77

500.00

500.00

3,978.45

259.60 _._. .____

5,135.12 __..

.___

3,024.95 190.44 233.00 _.

600.00 150.00
.____

5,309.81 1,038.05
85.13

673.35 _._.________

380.41

50.00

.

135.12.___________

.____

.

.

1,592.04 -----.------ ---------___

1,041.94

25.00

..

.

.

541.07 -----.-----'1'----------.--

.____

7.92

13,699.21

.

._.

209.740.60 52,960.29
251,776.97 127,950.32 338,455.83 119,846.73 349,493.33 76,489.81 97,840.08_

White

._

Negro __.________

White Negro White Negro

41.92 5.98

White

Negro -----------

White

. __.

Negro .___________

402.56 151.27 332.50 1 48.00 . __._____
2,535.49 337.80 706.25 254.00

459.08

229.53

.____

54.68

.____

50.13

7.80

7.17

2,108.25 _. .______

318.45

.

. 2,849.441

46.65

1____________

121.40

161.30 1,500.00

91.00

924.00. __.________

2,916.55 _. .

. .__

791.72 . .__

1,458.22

._.______

695.98

.___

3,421.55

.____

800.00

413.80

._._.

20.69

6,804.25

.

._._.

..



756.00

.

..

.

17,148.76

400.92

140.00

1,668.48 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

10,610.82

600.00 ._.______

222.37

3,000.00

300.00

.__

180.00

720.00 160.00 4,658.63 327.00
.__ .
17,976.55
3,308.62 3,794.00 1,950.00

156,850.04 53,547.56 198,356.60 23,649.62 535,093.25 66,321.75
679,169.60
155,266.76 309,290.83 146,037.78

White .___________

Negro

White

.

Negro

White

._____

~hft~ :::::::::::.

Negro

~e~~ ::::::::::::

1,000.00 500.00 816.17 129.96 750.00
~g~:g~
113.77
. _::~:~~ _.

450.00

100.00 7,010.37

100.00

465.48

.______

1,816.35 268,747.45

150.00 1

.____

100.00 4,323.90 _. .______

144.10 _.__________

1,146.13 127.007.77

175.55

271.75

5,711.821

100.00 _.__________

1,147.05

2,405.64 528,143.94

168.40

20.00

1,412.87'

100.00

.

.___________

848.70 196,903.07

200.00

107.60

352.84 2,500.00 _.

._.__

82.46

. __.___

755.00

79,280.18

~U~ ::::::::::::1------509:10 l,mJ~ ------27:56 :::::::::::: ------ 13:00 ------609:77 d~U~ 1:~:~tgj~

:::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: 11.37._________ _

250.00

282.61

63.60

~::~~ _. ~7:~~I.-----~~::::,---.~:~~:::~

131.39

130.30

65,730.65

::::::::::::::I..__ .~~:~~~::~

LaGrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie Newnan
Pelham Quitman Rorne Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls
Thomaston ...... Thomasville
0-:0,
Toccoa Trion Valdosta
Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder
Total Cities
Total Counties
Grand Total

White Negro
White

----------_.! -.-.-.------ ..
389.91

-1--,0-8-2.0101.
2,355.40

448.43
------ .----
388.00

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

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

1,612.85

485.11

4,305.30
-.- . . -.-.--
23,517.98

185.03 -----.-.--.-

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

448.30

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

-------.---- ---_ .. ------ 32,454.30

-_.w_._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

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

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

576,335.56 252,389.1 4 911,052.55

Negro White

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

......374:33

------------ ___ w ________
------------ -----_.--.--

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

....8:645:95

_____ ___ w __
------------

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

......244:91

-----.------
71.59

-------200:00

----106:862:45

Negro White

-----------. 2,493.05

....2:342:78 ......703:00

"--1:707:76'::::::::::::

---14:071:13

.. '-"342:66

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

---"235:00

....3;701:42

--------282:02

----569:067:81

Negro

528.74

White ------------

Negro ------------

872.89 1,293.05
298.41

163.72 185.34 66.81

267.48 -.------._--
1,227.81 ---.--------
412.00 -----_-4-_-4

: :::::~~J ::::::~~~:~~ 2,993.46
7,947 ..14 1,369.58

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

786.75

1,388.35 ---4--------

-----_-_-_-_--4-_--_-_--

501. 72
1,623.36 270.23

120.715.88 380,801.48 109,337.25

White ------------

Negro -~----------

White

1.91

803.28 197.51 510.56

:=:::::~~:d:::::::::::: 80.12
19.68 59.58

1,445.87

63.05

409.90 ------------

117.37

383.61

6,697.01 1,656.97 2,751.64

28.80 20.34
133.61

890.60 750.01
122.63

1,145.65 367.82
159.75

161,445.5 102,455.71
90,493.71

Negro

62.23

221.00

15.19

54.00

91.60 1,956.10

12.50 ------------

26.25

122.68

202.55

93,019.12

White

106.91

Negro ------------

2,521.62 245.23

310.07

461. 60

413.20 4,468.18 ------------

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

500.00 ------------

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

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

717,376.83 232,229.43

White ------------

816.93

267.00

273.60

18.45 2,168.16 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

996.61

76,517.80

Negro
White Negro

-----------_!_----------- ------------
------------ ------------ ----------------------- ------------ ------------

------------ ------------
---4-------- ----------------------- ;-----------

----"503:09 ------------

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

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

-----------597.34
------------

------------ ------------------------- -_---4------------------- ---_-_--_4-.--

-----24;058:48
-----~--------

White ------------ 1,194.24

737.26

229.91

20.75

Negro White

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

--....749:79

174.77 13.25

....

--103:10

----..

283:10

Negro ------------

472.17

11. 70

34.10

82.22

White ----.. ------1

694.04

129.51 ------------

71.00

Negro ------------

271.84

151.61 ------------

22.06

White ------------

354.90

124.13

20.00 ------------

Negro White

-----------73.51

---.1;928:25

---00-405:80

----"185:16

------720:30

Negro ------------ 1,708.60

194.67

136.28

117.40

White -----------Negro -----------White -----------Negro -----------White -----------Negro -----------White 3,887.78 Negro! 1,943.89

444.47

80.00 ------------ ------------

255.71

45.00 ------------ ------------

1,944.10 ------------ 4,868.11 ------------

833.19 ------------ 2,086.34 ------------

300.00 100.00 ------------ ------------

300.00 1,066.56

100.00 212.08

------------
182.60

------194:73

556.47

98.00

59.60

87.75

16,649.15 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------

605.58 18,231.90

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

-----------292.45

------700:81

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

8,689.11 ------------
5,874.40 ------------

194.96 166.66

----.. 249:05

......130:00

1,958.25 ------------ .. ---------

223.37

174.00

1,689.79

681.16 ------------ ------------

130.39

100.00 6,956.18 3,756.21

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

----..

440:09
268.91

------------
1,659.82 731.27

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

10,357.90 1,882.47 5,600.00 3,430.51 2,160.00
450.00 360.00
6.48 1,623.17 1,745.22

1,260.991 ________ .... ------------!!------------ -------~----

1,213.71

238.61 5,437.82

.... __...... ------------

-------6-0-0-.0--01_-_--_-.-_--_.-.--.-.-.

------------------------ ----.. 3:065:09

2,~~0.50 ------------

500.00 ------------ ------------

1,313.61

6,101.83

190.00 -------4----

54.44 ------------

373.39

395.34 1,220.10

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

------154:70

55.72 ------------

--------------
450.00

572.53 ..-----------1---- -- __ .. __

676.45 -----_-_- __4

300.00

467,736.86
39591,,906940..649o
246,182.19 228,069.72
82,834.25 159,103.28
8,244.1 583,592.72 360,176.07
166,221.47 82,773.65 511,235.03 309,084.20
96,1~8.44
9U.OR2.76 195.553.31 86,222.45

White 12,796.43 93,008.61 Negro 3,263.72 46,296.39
White 108,255.66 237,908.87 Negro 15,061.21 73,830.23

6,124.94 1,870.33

1

35,251.69 20,177.95

28,491.23 143,469.13 4,602.96 23,541.86

4,464.59 407,192.64 3,949.66

903.12 155,600.24

854.78

1 136,617,601,202,053. 24 57,994.85

29,552.661 352,731.12 4,253.09

8,720.24 15,609.46 4,300.96 4,165.22
49,521.73 283,164.50 28,260.52 102,950.83

8,208.40 2,387.19
25,204.36 6,719.10

483,723.06 22,931,503.69
' '1 10,809,043.14
'69"9,,4s1rs6.81 76,245,205.99
145,109.58 29,976,763.41

White 121,052.09 330,917.51 34,616.17 178,720.82 141,082.19

61,944.51 58,241.97 298,773.96 33,412.76 1,183,139.87 99,176,709.68

Negro 18,324.93 120,126.62

6,473.29 43,719.81 30,455.78 11,560089,,323415..3868

5,107.87 32,561.48 107,116.05

9,106.29

293,027.86. 40,785,806.55

SYSTEM

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

II. Instruction-Continued

III. Attendance Service

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

D. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE (SPECIAL PROGRAMS)

A. SALARIES

B. MISC. EXPENSE

1. Salaries

Total Expense of
Attendance Service

.....
00 00
Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb lJIeekley Brantley Brooks Bryan

White 129,529.44 11,346.08

34,608.33 39,777.651 217,709.44 4,300.00

Negro 73,494.76 4,449.96

19,636.70 9,033.601108,003.98, 4,181.70 ..

White 1,559.40 1,325.00.

150.00 400.00 3,434.40. . ... ..

..

\~:::I ',~uLil Negro

_

"::'::. White
tteh~~~':... .
~E~t

. . .1: 1 --- -
::::861:001::: ..

.200Iil::::::2o0JI:::::::~~~::..1
lliJ\

281.82i
@~I

840.

02
1'

400.00 400.001

4,585.12 729.96
4,399.30
861.16

Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun ( 'amden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga >- Cherokee
S2 Clarke
Clay
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columhia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
----

:.:.'1'=::.:.....-. 328,,771272.1.276..5.,.15.4.96 77951 4,074.96

-

1-' _

.
.

. __

_

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

:~;~:~:~;

572:70 :l:000.00

':,::".: .

267.12 .

3,267.12

290.66. 40.00:

21.25

17,685.61 4,187.38
890.66 4:i74:96: 61. 25 .

4:l5.30. 489.24

-

i 4,622.68 I 4,664.20

White 1,638.65:

WNehgirteo -"7:976 841

Negro White

600.00.
a,234 00 1,260.00.

~Ii\~~ .- 22.201 ______ -1_

Negro _
White __.. Negro _

, . . . . . . . . .
----1 6,9,19.83'.
, .... 4,666.551 . . . . .

IH.00 2,056.65 4,071.96

499.26". __ .

--

::.:.:.:1. . :.

"'I."g"~"-:~.~.I::: ~5' 1 ~580r.:0!0~: 'I ': : : ~5:.0: 2,716.64

~:~~~:~~, .2.:9:9:.5::7i....8,284. ot

679.16 5,100.00

'

'.

195.00

.

:.000:

_1

22. 21.



1
I

475.52 34,925.75

42,401.10 8.921.99'

;1:IJI7J23.283:83 28'26~.3~ ..5:947.99

I

4,574.22
3,198.01 799.50
5,511.88 255.00 100.00 50.00
8,921.99 5,947.99

White Negro
White Negro White

..... 1 _
22,134.77 1,572.00 6,193.57

:-:I:::::l5403 ..
27.24 . 7,177.50'.

11::3:~~g:1~i3'~j~:~t.~~;I~~.g~ :J~U4

I
I

I
1,044.90. 170.10 ._ .. 456.59 .

2,850.90 464.10
5,887.13

~Ii\~~ .. 44:i9iJ:65 .:

Negro

White ..

1,188.00

Negro .

M6.79

,. , 2,789.31
::::1"40:24" ....... 1 63.60..

'1
72000" --

47,546.75 10,090.08
1,948.24 U~U66 69. 61....

White ._ Negro ._ White ._
Negro ._ White

__ 4,087.58

1,406,25 ..

300.00............

_.

:1::::.,

,. 2,250.00

. ,.

__.-1- ....

..1 --'359:i2!

1,706.25 4,088.46

~~~:~~-~~~:~~:

6,
611.4 I

148.32 6,845.02 2,212.00

675 00

622.79. :l50.96 . 8L44
86~.90 .. 130.10

10,712.87

2,250.92

I 2,199.00

I I

4,958.36 741.56

675.00

2,212.00

~~:~ :::'3;934:73 :::'568:00:::1~7j::

-,----------1
'4:690:22 3,999.96 -

I-

White __ Negro ...

T 4,659.00....... ! 190.45' 3,16;.63 2,900.99 10,916.07 --4;,537.6 8 -j-.

900 00 461.66

White . __

Negro

__

White 1,921.77

~\V J~h~I:~t~e Negro ,--

,

'.'.'. ,6..,8.0, .J. 52..

~1i\~~I---20:709:i.5
Negro . 8,587.13

_1_
, 600.0, 0..1I
2,55'725:.00. '.. :::::::: ::'_..::::-:'1:
.1.5..:..
1

,..-1
......
_

2,141.66

269.02

45.7 5

I

., I'

....

I

--1:800:00

2,521.77 509496 11;124:52 --3;994:91

564.25._

.

-

- - 628.19

.

1 '.1 :.:.: '::

::

,.::

2 575:00-1: 774:9

--

254.95

.

-

1

,==,---,---8,,2=50~8:78,5=.9I::li-5,-:_"3:3::552::.0:.882,,,.0====.::.!...c==.:c

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

..

I '4;568:70 - I, 5,899.34

- - ,1 2,456.43

-

5,659.21
I-

I 4,623.13

I -
--

2,029.87 352.0S

I

352.08

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

II. Instruction-Continued

III. Attendance Service-Continued

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

D. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE (SPECIAL PROGRAMS)

A. SALARIES

B. MISC. EXPENSE

1---------,---------,------------,------ ------------------,--------.---,--.--- Total

SYSTEM

1. Salaries

2. Travel

3. Misc. Expense

Expense of

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

Total Special

I. Visit- 2. Attend- 3. Cler-

Attendance

ing

ance

ical 1. Travel 2. Supplies 3. Otber Service

a. Adult b. Co. and a. Adult b. Co. and

Programs Teachers Officers Personnel

Program Home Program Home a. Supplies b. Other

----1- ------ Vet.'s

Dem. Agents

Vet.'s

Dem. Agents

--------:- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --1------

~:~n ~*i :~~~:~;~~~~~I~:::~~~t~i~~~~~~:~:~ ~~~~~~:::~ ::::~;;~;~ :::~:::]:: 4:;;;;:; ~;:~~~:?~~:~~~~~}::~~:_~:: $:~~~::::1~\:~~~:-:~:~~:~~~~- :- ::~::_-:

Decatur

Wblte 3,812.96 420.00 1,644.00 300.00 2,018.31 21,655.06 29,850.33 3,000.00

500.00

3,500.00

DeKalb Dodge

Negro 1,092.38 50.001 550.00 ---------- 344.14 25.001 2,061.52 ---------- ---------- ----------

:::::::::: __ ~e~~~ :::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: _~~:6~~:~9 ~~:6~0:~: 5,~~U~ :::::::::: :::-::::-

~~~~~

1~:m:~8

1
__

~::~~:~~I

~~:::~

:~~:~~

~:1:~::~ 2~:~iU~ __~:2~~:~~,:::::::::: :::::::::

---------- ---------- -- ---------
3~~:8~ :::::::::::::::::: 5,~~U~ ~~~:~: :::::::::: :::::::::: ~:6:~:~:

Dooly

White 6,672.42 900.00,__________

315.70.__________ 7,888.121 3,633.32 __

455.11

4,088.43

Dougherty

~h~~~ ----5:624:70

--2:500:00

1 :

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

::::::::::

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

8,m:~~i--5:865:00-:_::::::: :::-::_:::

~~U~

2:::: :::::::::: 6,i~U~

::~ i~i:::;::;~::.: ;:;.; .i.i~.~,..: ! ;~.~.: I : i.i;..~

::~ ~~-:i:~iiiI:~gl,,~iiH ::ifl~:~~ ~:mij::mf;I::::~E~ :::H::::::~~~ E~:<: H-~=< ::::mE~:

Evans

~Ii\~ 1U~U~ ~~8:8811----3i3:00::::::::::1 2,7~t~g ----55:00 1U~Ui --4:749:96 :::::::::: :::::::::: 438.68 ::::::::: :::::::::: ----5:i88:64

Fannin ~~~~~ ::::::~~~:~~ __::!~~:~~I:::::::::: :::::::]_ :::~~:~~ :::::~~:!~ _ J;~~:!~ ::::::::::/:::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::,::::::::::::

Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett
...... Habersham <...0...
Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis

~~;;~ U~U~ :::::::::: __~:~~~:O~ :::::::::: ----~~~:~l:-::::::: ij~U~I:::::::::J::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::

White 65,000,00

1,700.00

3,000.00 10,000.00 79,700.00 4,700.001__________

500.00

5,200.00

~}'!~ :~:~~~:~~ --1:800:00 :::::~~:~~ :::::::::: I,~g~:n

~~~:~~

:~:~~8:~~ ::::4~~:5~ ::::~:~~~.55 --4:049:96 :::::::::: ::::::::::

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

White

3,319.92

294.62 360.00 3,974.54 4,074.96

500.00

.. 4,574.96

Negro

.

_

..

.

_

White 39,116.07 Negro 19,069.11

840.00

1,355.94

11,918.69 53,200.70 19,224.00 11,740.00 . 19,069.11

2,000.18 _.

.__ 32.964.18

.

_

White 4,6IR.40 1,740.00

3.30

Negro . .

. _. . .... .

162.20

1 6,523.90 4,884.00

..

._ .. . . . _._.

.. _._.

._ ...

.__ 1,000.00

._._._. __..

.

.

.. 5,884.00 .. __.. _._

White

.

Negro

. _.

._ 900.00

.

. _.

.

'

900.00

..

._. .

.

..

. _... . _.

. ._._ ._

White Negro

.. ..

..

.

.

..

.

. .__________ 3,071.17 . .

._.______ 4,110.00

._.__

.____ 421.08 267.04

. 3,492.25 4,377.04

White

182.10

57.90 _.

._________

240.00 4,074.96

.

4,074.96

~l:\~~ ----5:061:34 --1:800:00
Negro 1,191.60 840.00

550.61 :::::::::: ----400:00 -- 157:50 ----7:969:45 --4:795:08 :::::::::: :::::::::: ----800:00 :::::::::: :::::::::: ---5;595.08

2,031.60

.

._.

..

_

White _.

._ 2,000.00

107.95 223.80 2,331.75 2,616.65 _.________

300.15 ... __

2,919.80

Negro _.

. 900.00

.________

900.00 2,616.65

303.15

. ... _. 2,919.80

! ':.~: .~ .=j:j~.~ .l :~.~ '!:~.~ .~.~.~ ':~.~ ~.:~.: ~e~;~ ~:~~4:~~I--3,9~0:12 :::::::::: ~~~:~~:::::::::: 401.94 ~0:356:~: __~:8:4:9~ :::::::::: :::::::::: 583.28 :::::::::: :::::::::: 5'408.;~

1.= ='ii.M

=. '= '=I

White 2,274.00 681.00 430.80'

.

Negro

1,050.00

890.00 4,275.80 4,749.96 . ._. 127.50 1,177.50

White 4,386.00

Negro

.

.__

2,898.35 _

7,284.35 3,000.00 .

White Negro

6,263.96 .

1,104.16 _.________ 166.95

. 7,535.07 4,794.96

White __..

Negro

.

'. __._. ._ 4,794.96

.

.

.

.

611.32 _.

..
. .
.

369.48 _. .
543.24
446.75 .

._._. _.________ . __. __._ .
1
. .._ ._.

5,361.28 _
3,369.48 _
5,338.20
_
5,241.71 ._

White ..

..

._._.

.

._. .________ 3,540.75 .______

328.05

. __ ..

. 3,868.80

Negro White

-.---4-,1-2--5-.0-0-

600.00

422.10 --.-.-----

1

.____

344.30 152.00

5,064030..4000 41,,310800..0285 ---------. ----------

214009..2355 ----.--.-. -.-_-.-_-._.-_-_-_.

41,,524809..3630

~~~~ ;;;;~~~~~;~~ _ ::~~~:~~ ::~=~~~:~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ::::~~~:~~I-~;;:~~ 9'!~U8 ::~~::~~~: :~:~~:~:~~ -~~~::~~~~ ::::~:~~:: ~~~~~~~~:~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ----::::::::

~~!L:::::::::: ::::~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::J::::::~~~:~~ ::~:~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::~~O:~~I:::::::::: :::::::::r::~:~~~:34

SYSTEM

. TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison

Manon McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton
.... Oconee
~
C;O Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
"""~~~

500.04 ..

2.199.65 2,199.65
r::::::1:1 5,192.5H 65.72 4,335.60

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)
- - - - - - ---=~---~-

1----

II. Instruction-Continued

I

III. Attendance Service-Continued

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

1
j

D. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE (SPECIAL PROGRAMS)

A. SALARIES

B. MISC. EXPENSE

SYSTEM

1. Salaries ---------

2.

Travel ~-

-

-,~ _ 3_.

Misc.

Expense .1I --

Total

i i I a. Adult I b. Co. and a. Adult b. Co. and [

,Special Programs

1

1. Visit- 2. Attend-

ing

ance

Teachers Officers

3. Clerical
Personnel

I

'I

II

1. Travel 2. Supplies 3. Other

Total Expense of
Attendance Service

Program 1 Home Program Home a Supplies b. Other

,

'

I Vet.'s ---- ---- ---- 1

Dem.

Vet. 's

Agents_ - - - -

Dem. Agents

-~. --'~--. -~ _--~II --~

I

l 1

1

_

Richmond Rockdale

: : : -: _ :::::::::: s White 1,681.24'1$ 551.94IL------- $ 248.40 $ 544.851L

--- $ 3,026.43 $ 5,2.50.00 $

1$

$ 500.00

$----- -- $ .5,750.00

~~:~ I:~~~:~~,::::~~::~~I::::::::::1 ::::I~I:~~ .244. 79 ~gg:gg l:~lU~ _~:!~~:~~

~~~:~i ::--::::::: :_::::::-J~~~:6~ IL-------

Schley

f-'
+0 -

Screven

Seminole

~~~~ --T~~n~II_:--~~~:~~;1 ::i:~~~:66[::::,--

:20 -:

1-1__ 8:397

Id~U~'I--~:~~~::: _::::-:::: ---:::::::

----1~;:::

::::_:::-:1:::::_:::: --

1,::::::

~~:~ ::::5:~~~:~~ :::::::::<:::920:8s[==::-:-

- 8:~~~:2~, U~U~, tm:~g :::: -:\::::::::: ~~1:~~ :::::::::r-------- .Ji~~:~~

Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot

White 22,812.281_

-- 1,200.00

-, 1,195.101 12,628.001 37,835.38 2,907.00,______ _1

--I 226.94 -------- I

3,133.94

=W.;'.::''"I'Mi"'.'"''. . 'wi" Negro

.,,00 . _ I
,,;~;;..

....J;:~' ::~~I...... l~~: 1'0000 ":;;:~;~II'~;r! .......;:;~~ ,--- -- - ---------j ----------- 1,368.001 ..,

-- ----

106.80 ---

-

1,474.80

1

.l..

:::::

Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen

Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

Walker

Walton

,.... Ware

~
Ql

Warren

Washington

Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield

Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth

Total Counties

WNehgirteo

7,648..6_6. --

840-.0.0. j

2,210270..20401.

.

__ .

'
.

220248..5391'1

221.00 110,,128881..3419 5,244.96

----.1 --- .

812.17 .. _.. _.. _. .
1

.' 6,057.13_

~}i~ ---:~;i~i:~~ ::i:~~2~~~ ::~:~~i::~--;~~:~~ ::::i~~~~~ ::::~~~:~; --.4~;~;~:~i ::~;~;~:;~ ::::::::::[:9~~:~~ ::.:;~~:~~:::::::::: :::::::::: ::::?;;~:;~

1

~~~~ --~;~~~:~~ :::::;~:66'----~;;~~:~~I::3:~~~:~~ ::::~~~:~~ ::::~:~~~:~~ ::::::::::::
Negro . __ . __ ....

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

. ..

. ..

.

..

-j-_.

. :-:-:-:::::::. :--:::::::

::::-:-:__:.::__: -::-:-::::::.:..

_

:~~~ :~:~~~:~9 __~: ~~~: ~~ :::::::::::::::::::: '[_.__~~3: 9~ :::::::::: __~~ :508:~~ __~::~O:~~' :::::::::: __

~ :~:~:OO 1,525.00 .__ : :: :::::::: .

. .. ... ::;:1.. :::: White 1,723.63

207.78 .______ 142.00

2,073.41 4,074.96

__

t~,,::~L;~~,",MII;,,,:mf:;;;~m

349.45

._.

.___ 4,424.41

Negro 20,748.04

234.06.

..

.. __ . . _

20,982.10 2,358.33

.___ _

250.00 __ .

_,_______

2,608.33

White

3,702.00 .______ 240.00 35.00

3,977.00 5,989.08

.

.

689.72._.

.. __ 6,678.80

~'1:1~ ------712:50 --9;150:00 ::::::::::1:::::::::: - --77:i8 --.- 50.009;989:68 -4,420.80 :::::::::: ::::

: ----465:34 ----140:89 :::::::::: ----5;027:03

Negro ------------ 2,100.00 ---------- -.-.--.--- 23984 .50091-----6-4...8-1- 2,138.59

.

._

__ __ .

..

_

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

. .. _... ~~~:8: _~:~~~:~:I:::: . :.. . . ~~~:O~ ::-::::-:: :::::::::: ~:~~~:3~

~~~ ::::::i~6:66 --2:~:;:;~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ----ioo:oo ----~~~:~~ -- /690~ 0-.:~0-0~ ::3;26~:361:::::::::: ::-:::::-- ---.~~~:~~:----- : :::::::::: ::::i;~6~:~6

Negro

600.00

.

._

.

.. . .

.

. __ .

_

~eh~: :::~~:~~ :::::::::: ::::::::J::::::::: ::::_::::: :::::::::: 4::~~:~~ __~:2~~:~: ::::::::::

~~~:~O ::::-::::: :::::

White

.

. __ __ __ __ _ 2,037.48

.

. ____ ___ 40.00 . .

. __. _

Negro

. . ._ __ . .

.

.

.

.. ' .______

46.67

.___

White Negro

255.55 2,176.04 __.

.

. __ ._____ 2,431.59 2,400.00

.

334.59

.____

.

..

.

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

White Negro

._______

2,100.00

465.00

548.70 3,113.70 3,000.00

..

._.

..

--

._ --

. 263.24.

.

. __ . --.-- ._ .

.,

~~~: :~:~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: __~:~~::~~ __~:~~::5~ __ .~~:~:~:~~ __~:~~~:~~ ::::::::: ::::::::::1:::::-:::: :::::::::: ::::::::::

~:~~~:~:
2,077 .48 46.67
2,734.59 ._
3,263.24 ._
~:~~~:~~

White 3,204.39 600.00

.

.

. 3,804.39 4,499.96

537.84

5,037.80

Negro

266.00 600.00

.

._____

866.00

__

White .

. 4,740.00

97.50 __ ...

405.00,

.___ 5,242.50 __.

.

.

... __.

__

Negro 5,673.96

1,357.59

270.42

7,301.97

...

. __.

. ... .

_

~~~ ----2::~~:~~ ::~:6~~:66 ----i:~:~~ ::::~;~:~~ :::::~6:~6 ::::ii~:66 ---'8;:~::~~1--~;~~::~: :::::::::: :::::::::: .---::~:~: :::::::::: :::::::::: ----~;~~~:~~

Negro .

.

.

.

,

..

.

-..

.

__

White 904,641. 701181,822 .31 60,611.42113,400.10,105,118.99284,613.4711,550,207. 99

81 14,314 .60 1,904.36 61,928.48

Negro 207,485.94 28,775.49 5,915.09, 2,356.341 32,848.88, 55,646.08 333,027.82 1!5473,7,31529.44, 4,889.36

5.00,_ 6,636.57

248.17 26.11

200.00/ 621,955.42

..

69,269.48

----'_-.---- - -.-_------ -- - - - - - - - , " -

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHJTE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

-

-

-

__ II. Instruction-Continued

I

III. Attendance Service-Continued

, D~~;R~~TIO~_A~~~~~~E (~P~~~L_P~~RAMS) ~-=l~_- ,~~_~~~RI;S----~~--;~:~-;:;;;--~-:~-

SYSTEM

_ _ _l~alar~"'__~

~~.:

I_~Misc..:=xpense __I' Total

I. Visit- 2. Attend- 3, Cler,

ftfe~d:n~~

I

Special

ing

ance

ical

1. Travel 2. Supplies 3. Other

Service

a. Adult b. Co. and a. Adult b. Co. andl



I Programs Teachers Officers Personnel

I Program ,Home

Vct. 's

Dem.

Program Vet. 's

Home a. Supplies I b. Other I

Dem. I

_

-- -- .. J :=1' =, :::;:' Americus
Atlanta Barnesville

~~~ ~ii"",;lI 'A=gents
i;"""""1

ii.';
In,,,

'..::A:g:e.n.t.Js:.;Inisz"s ";:,I.o~o,+..,",,:":"~"iiiiii!,',:":::~:I:,'

..

f

-:=!'7~:::::
'''''I '"::::

Bremen Buford u: CO Calhoun Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown Chickamauga
Cochran Commerce

,t1~~ --'i;944:00 ::::::,1:,
~'!m~: ;.';JI,~m;1 ':;;;,~, ~IIJ ::::--7:6~~:~2::----'1

'--''I'"
..

,,41:8.:48~iI;;:;::,:~:I' n2, 362.4R " " "~" ,:, 1J!1 , ,I

w',,!

00" 00

I I '""'""

~t1~~ White 3,776.671 , -- "

I ------ ,--, ,','I',
:1

----,--'1 ,1,776.61 -- ------,,--
:::::",

::::l' 1 , , : 1 ,:167.'>51,

--,,, ,--'

367.5.5

: : : __ ' : : : : : : : : : :

Negro --,.-

--

----'I'

I.

~~ti :~':I:1 ::::::i::--,j~;:,: ~~~:~~:I:,l~7~;.~,)0~1 1'~~~::~I,i:i:~,~~~~j::",I::

:I

,----I"::~, --iI'4f,~:~l'I 1'mj~

Dalton

'N'Rehg_irtoe ", 3,382. 241__"""""',1,--"""",1 'il f 3i:.17' 3: 1:, :, :, :, :, :, . , : '

2'60 0.00

04.387631..1773,.. ;1,900.50, , "

1____ --, __, "

,

:1,00.00 __ ----, I

__, , __.4. ,200.'>0,

Decatur Dublin
Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville

~:N".T:hg;li:.rtoe:', :,:~,: 52",':!720:,.0~:,08 :',;:,:',:",:~:,:~, ~:,~: ~:': ~:'_, :',:',:'"~'9:~: 9:'O ,~;;~;g~I::~:~:~I,:~ ~ ~:': ~ ~~ ~:. ~~:~ ~ ~ ~ ~:: ~ ~ ~~: .~ .:,::,

'I" ::

ii"

::" ::: : : ' : : : : :,':,

'II,

,.,':':;,1 ::: :,':, ',:.,',::,' :::' ::,,'

.," :::'::,' :::' '::,' :::' ::':':::,: :,,':,'

::

..m~I'~OO::!"''':}I,.~,~ :.oo! '"' ",

1
L.

1
I: II::::

I:

:1' : : : ::::

Negro

..

._

_

.__________

___.

4_,

_

Hogansville Jefferson
LaGrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie Newnan
Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls

~~~~I:::::~~~J::::::::::'::::::::::I:::: 'j 245,85 n~n~ N~ni

-.i- :-.-.-.-.-j...

.

.,! .. :~~E

:. o~''" .

..

.
!

.

.

'.
1.

.
.

.'OO~OO!....,.!~". '",,,'I..l!
..

.

.

"'0' r,.o"''
......".,.I.!'m

'
il

WNehgitreo
",'hite: Negro:

--------1 -------..-------.-.. 18,OF~4... 1 8. 4

1 1 ' 3. 96 ' 5 . - .' . . __. _._ -. - ' ---- -- --. ----

? -.

- . ----.

1I .---- I'

19,411248,.12941 31,,447592.7.753_:-_-. ------.-_. ---.------
5,260. 861-------.-. ------.---

_,454.81

-.-. - I

- . ---- --- -. . 2,454.81 ----.---.---.-.---.,---------.

17882..3860 --

.1__________

--'--I' ----l .-.-. 500.00 -- -- - --' ---------t

31,,565385..1513
5,760.86 4,558.45

II! .;:l[l.~I .~;.;I ;.!!.~I ;~i l, :.lI!.~ I,,,...I,.1.... .t ;

I i!

!

..... Thomaston
c:D -I
Thomasville Toccoa Trion Valdosta
Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder

~;~;~ : - -.. -----.,.

'j

------i--- ---'1 5,295.001__,

480.00 ------ --- --------.

5,775.00

~e~;~ '_ 7,42~:~(J ::::::::::!:::::::::}::::::::,:7,42i:001--n~n~I:.::::::::I" _ :::::= ----~n~ :::::::::: :::::::::: -- ~:~:U~

i~~i;;~.~',"~'~"~'; . . ] .ii~;~':~::;::::: ~~~~White ::1~;:~610~.~0:0 ~--~-~-~-~-~-~-].:..:-:.:-:-~-~-:--~~-.I.::~.'~-~-~h'~08.8~ :~::::::

-:3_;.~.'.:~_~_ ;.~.I:_:_:.:. ~.~:~.~. '.:.'.',~.:.~.'.: ~. _i_

.. _.:_-_',;.;_.:...

19,012.49 2,960.20

:_:_:_:_:_'_: I:.':.:. :.:. :.:.:.=.=.1. -_ ..-.-..:. ... ._! 513.90' 323.10

i :.

.=.::..:.::.:.:.=.
45.76

'I

:

..:. . .

::,
:

:

.

'

::

.

:

:

:..1l.

.

.

:..
3,842.96

.'''..Z:"'OOi;;;;;;

~E"7" !I....I ","'', 'JmI.,..,.mm I.:

Total Cities

White 266,229.81 16,906.33 5,929.77

Negro 273,395.56

._ 714.10

171.13185,673.08 35,839.38 410,749.50100,807.42 .. 113.73 72,573.72 2,399.55 349,196.66 37,372.07 2,533.32

513.90' 7,352.40 411.10 1,359.46

345.47 36.60

480.97 109,500.16 68.70 41,781.25

'I'otal Counties

White 904,641.70181,822.31 60,611.42 13,400.10105,118.99284,613.471,550,207.99 543,359.81 14,314.60 1,904.36 61,928.48

Negrol 207,485.94 28,775.49 5,915.09 2,356.34 32,848.88 55,646.08 333,027.82 57,712.44 4,889.36

5.00 6,636.57

248.17 26.11

200.00 621,955.42 69,269.48

Grand Total

White 1,170,871.51198,728.64 66,541.19 13,571.23190,792.07320,452.851,960,957.49 644,167.23 14,314.60 2,418.26 69,280.88

_ _ _.~~__ !Ie~Eo 480,881,.50 28,775.49 6,629~0.g7105,422-'60_~,1l.4~.63 682,224.48 95,Q~4.51 7,422.68 416.10 7,996.03

593.64 680.97 731,455.58 62.71 __ ~_1l1,050.7~

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

IV. Pupil Transportation

SYSTEM

A. SALARIES
-::erVisor~~:ivers ~-- 3.-M-e-C-ha-n-ic-s 4. C-le-rk-s and Other Employees

B. CONTRACT
SERVICES AND
PUBLIC CARRIERS

C. REPLACEMENT OF

VEHICLES

D. PUPIL

1-------,----- TRANSPOR TATION

2. Lease and INSURAN CE

I 1. Cash
Purchases

Installment Purchases

E. EXPENDITURE IN LIEU OF TRANSPOR TATION

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

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin ,.....

White S Negro

$ _

WNehgitreo

3,837.91 _

~:~;~ :::::::::::::::

White

1

Nearo _~

_

White

. __

Negro --

1

40,865.00 11,6.<0.00

3,900.00 $ 1,905.50

$__

S

. .__

$ 3,480.23 696.04

1,345.80 S__ 269 16 .

_ ._

12,638.81

2,521.79

.____

4,000.00

1,000.00 __

._

-----5:~~nn::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::~:~~~:~~::::::~:~~~:~~: ~~U~ :::::::::::::: 5,000.00
24,294.99 3,000.00 11,168.00 13,960.00 17,615.72 10,000.00

2,940.00 , 510.00
1,783.20
1,188.80

,______________
._1 2,640.49

.____
10,319.36 6,324.77

5,155.11

208.42

_

6,443.89

260.52

_

1,261.48

.

_

840.99 -----.------.- -----------.--

:0 00

Banks

Barrow

Bartow

Ben Hill

Berrien

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

~~ .

Negro _.

_

White

_

Negro

_

White

3,636.60

Negro 2.063.40

White _ Negro

White

~EEH,,'

42,431.72 ______________ ,______________

2,685.00

652.96

3,471.60

5,581.41 17,551.60

-----5:130:00- ':::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: -- - - Iii: 672:73- -------490:00- ::::::::::::::

6,008.00 66,315.99
19,239.59

____________ ._ . ______________ __

.

17,050.00

1,140.13

.

..

._____ 12,884.76 .

_ ______________ ___

__ 1,925.30

4,794.32

5,264.34 _.____________

.

_

_

342.15 _._.. . __.

6,125.00 35,227.78 5,518.37
60,151.12

6,~~~:~~ :::::::::::::: ~:~~~:~01-----4:i4ii:49-:::::::::::::: l,m:~g :::::::::::::
~,;~;:~;- ::::::::::::::1_:::::-::::::: 20,:::::: :::::::::::::: --.--;:~~;:~;------.~:~~~:~~

34,129.64

5,198.261

11,662.28

._________

863.25

1,344.56

16,827.88

::::::::: :::::::- ----- ----i4:33ii:oo- :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

30,198.57

2,572.50

.

.__

2,314.57

357.60

._

l!:~n! : ",mil ,,.. ,.t~g:glrrll':~M

Bulloch Burke

i~~~nL~~~::_~~~:~6~,:~~~::::~~:~~~I::::~~:~~~:g~ ~~~~~~6~!~t~~:~~~~~: ~~:~~~:~~ White
Negro White Negro

3,371.74 2,528.30 3,600.00
_

38,059.99 26,836.00 43,664. 83 1 32,912.78

--::

j ..

Butts Calhouu Camdeu
Caudler Carroll Catoosa Charltou Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
>-' ~ '-C
Claytou Cliuch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade
Dawsou

~.'.m.:.1 ,:.~.~.I !!I :!!!.!.i:i.il:I ;i;;.;::.n".I..'.::.".00

WNehgirteo -----._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-'
'N"!{ehgirtoe -_-_-_-_-_-_-__-_--_-_; __
White Negro

2l"g673:05~
22,095.00 4,669.30 60,405.88
40,270.58

5,~~U~ ::::-:::::::::

(l

_ . ..

1,797.50 461.50

23,726.98

15.817.99

~:~~~:~~

: __.: ---j'
__ 4,566 75

lR,~gn~
7,948.00

1,2I~:M ::::::::::-_-_-.-_

632.80 172.56

200.00 113.75 197.08
131.39

White

1,000.00

91.14

__

Ne~rol--------------

1,000.00

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

91.14 --------------

::::::::::::: ~i~i~

1-~~:~~~:~~---

:: , - - - - - - - ~~i~ lU~~:~~ Negrol==-------~=~==i

~;~~~:~~

::::::::::::::,1::: -6Z :971 :54 ------44~_:_.~O. -_1:_ -

-

-~9~:~~~~:~~..:~~:~IiI:-::: ::i:z~"~1:9~6::16:-J -----;,:~~~~.~i::~~~~-

:::: ::::~i~:iz
:~:~~~:::~::::

Negro

1 5,620.00

-- -

3,650.00 1 -----------1

379.85

~~i~ ~:~~~:~~.I :6~,:h8705~:.74~5 ~,:8~5i7r6i
~~h~1~~~~I--------73::679S74:6:0s-f1l I~U0~U~:::i:ii6:~~

__:_-.:1 :1_:250:~~- 2~:~~~:~~:1:2~:b~~:~~-1 l'i~n~ :-_:_--_-_::3_5_4-_.0_0_

::J:::::-:

3'm:~g ::::::::::::::

WNNeehggitrreoo,l

1,139.10 I 3,600.00

13,125.00 58,492.11 10,407.00

1,329.12 8,666.08

White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro __
White Negro

300.00 200.00

White
~~~J:~ ::::::::::::::

22,579.60 8,318.80 41,923.35 23,085.22

47,668.50 41,121.00 2,876.00 1,059.60

__

19,133.25 R,720.00

2,977.37 1,410.43

_ _

_ _
_ 24,130.04 29,329.08
_

15,178.16
3~:~~~:~~

5.225.00 :::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

593.70 593.70
5R5387..4600
541.41
360.94

593.60

' 1,068.05

~:59~:~O::::::::::::::t ::~~~:~~: ::::::::::::::

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

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

"Y. . _Pupil,!,ransportat.il)n-Contin_u.~ ~

_

SYSTEM

A. SALARIES ___________.
,

1. Supervisors I,
~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

2. Drivers
~

3. Mechanics
~

.
4. Clerks and Other Employees

B. CONTRACT
SERVICES AXD
PUBLIC ,CARRIERS
1

C. REPLACEMEXT OF

VEHICLES

D. PUPIL

1---- ._ .. --- ---------1 T~~~~6gR-

1. Cash Purchases
~ " _ , _ _

2. Lease and
Installment Purchases

I~SURANCE
"

E. EXPENDITURE IN LIEU OF TRANSPORTATION
,_

Decatur DeKalb Dodge

White $. Negro].
White Negro White.
Negro

. .... _ $ i,880.:39 1,063.61

22,051.i8 $.

... __ $

13,180.00 ,...

.

.

122,i02.16 . 6,031.:36

14,iiO.12 33,2ii.50 12,926.00

II I

818.64 9,088.00 3,40i.00

.... !S

21,ii2.43 $ 23,591.96 $. 2,449.00 1 . __.. _._.....
:38,156.20 .. __. . __.
5,626.98
2,088.49

.. $
II ,000.00 4,9i5.4:3

883.96

402.40

2,223.19

285.0:3

..

..

Dooly

Dougherty

t-:l Douglas

0

0

Early

EchoJ'3

Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin

Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

White _..
~I;;~~ -
Negro
~:~;~ : - 1
~i~~~I::::1
Negro _._.

20,3i4.i1 1
~~:~:U~ 1
Ji,915.94
rU~U~
~H~U~
2,833.33

:360.00

4,180.00

:383.14

1O,i14.nis:iso:z0T-

4,i98.43

i ,590.10 ,..

:1:::::1 ...__._ .._ . : 4,488:~~_!:

:~~8:~~

lU~U~

.

._ .

Whitei._ .. _....

9,810.00

. __._

2i ,310.60

4,i63.22 '__

Negroj.. White,_...
WNeh~irtoe!I... 4,OSO.00
Negrol..

4,000.00 28,905.00
13,400.00 61 66530 33:253:23 i

4,200.58 __..
1,156.92 i--.-
3,Oill.50 1 _ 291l.1l0 _

14,590.00 . 3,553.60 __

, - - . . 1

...--_-.-.1, ----8,_1_3_9._30-- .--.

.. -,

4,8i5.00

1 1

6,li40.lli

2,330.01l

2,IlSIl.1l2

White -.

11 ,350.00 '1 __

I-

_~,580:00r ------1--

Negro.

6,810.00 ..

~;;; ; - : :1--'-~i~ii~:~~'I-:-- White ...

,114,05909

6,898.1l0 1 . . . . . . . _ . . . .

Ji ,055.03 ,__
-':1' ----~~~~8:~~t:

::::r ,

1

.. _.

2,024.45 , .

Whitel

2,IJIlIl.00

60,1l01l.01l

6,500.00 1 1,900.1l1l 1

2,401l.1l1l, 20,1l01l.00 , __

~~~:~II:: :::~O~:~O:I
White - _ !
~~:~C 8, 160.00

~~:~~~:~~_:__ ----------1,300.00 'I
32,000.00 I --4:0S4.00
~!:m:g~ 1::::::i66.0\c~,834.21

50.1l0 ' 5,1l00.1l1l __.

- - - - - - ===_!1= - ==1~ =5=,2=5==9=.9=~/ = =_=_.~_--.

_

51l ,iO~. 501- ---34:iss:zo-:::: i.454.21l , 8,538.80 .....

----I
------! ,

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

i83.91l 400.00 1, i09.50 1,139.6i
41i11i..1zl5e
488.68 46.5.40 233.42
n. i9

85.1l1l 135.00

~~~:~6 ,--.- ...-------

998.14 402.06 808.40 404.20

1,848.93 _

23.581_
I
Z:400:00 :: 51l0.00 1__ 8i .58 __
- - - - ~ - - - - i1,141.99 ' __
-2;i,~~:~~ -I::::::::::::::

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham HaII Hancock
Haralson Harris ~ Hart
.0... Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

Whitei Negro] White _ Negro _ White _ Negro __~ White
W'iehgirtoet- _ Negro ~~~

_ ------1

Whitel __

----1 Negro --

White

3 150 00

Negro

White - - - :

Negro

White

Nerrro ,White, -
Negro

-----

: :_: ;;;:- ::--: ;::.. l:: -- ----- 28,848.00 1 5,025.00 i__ --- - ---- ------------- I 10,935.03

1,147.40 ,------- -

:t~~U~ ~~~::::J=~~~ ~~:~:::-- ~~~:::::::~]I::::~~~~~~:~~:: 4;7~~:~~-li ;~;~:::~: :~::

17.393.33 __ _ _

'__ _ _

_

_

9,096.03

__

466.83 __

_

.l4,8:11.50

_ ___ I -

----

--- 26,610.40 --- -

1,911.65

__

:J,674.26 --- -------- -- __ -----

---

4,332.38 ---

_

I

164.88

:11,703.18

4,728.64 --------

1________ ---'-- ----- -----

5.146.:1S

524.40

i!:r~ I'~;;;:; !~.lil1. ~;.~ 62.50 II".AA,.".II ,.",."".1.... .....

5,810.00 10,780.00 21,755.00

-- -_ -_ _

1 __ - - --- --- ---- -

-- -- --__

;

'1.800.00

,____

1,486.89 1 :

18.00 175.70, 529.701

1,665.00 _

e-
W~h1h;itoe - -

---3659;,581936:.5910- :-:::-~:i-ci:::ci:~::11: : : -_---: :-:-: _:_ ---- ---::::::::::: -----13;7,7655:606-.0--0--:-11;6,27647:.8910-

_.9~ O~-~:-.'.~OO~-I1I: -_-_-_:_:_--_ -_ -_-_--

Negro Whit e

---

24,045.50 28,000.00

3,225.00

1 :1,120.00 j______________ 19,3:10.80

2,907.00

1,781.79 __

~I;\;oe

1~:m:~~ -----2;334:86-------- --:::1---- 5;294:63- g~U ::::::::::::::1' g~U~ 'r-- - 161.50

;;,eh~lrto

7,806.40

658.00

:1,:108.83

172.:14

15.00

" e-
Negro

22,883.60
17,993.00 i

6,175.15 1,417.25

:1,612.00

19,680.11

--

--.---------.- 16,101.91

660.79

_

540.66 1

_

~~~ -. White

~UiU~ ,
iI----37;6i6:66

----:~:~~~:~~-i::::::::::d :12J~H?
-----8;;l87:66-----------2:::~5.~~.

:-;~~!7}5-~.~0)0-:1~~~9-;~,?-;2.8:-~.4:-2:~1-- l'i~U~

_

_

1:::::::::::::_

~h1~0e -

1~:~~~:~~ 2;844:00- ------ -::::1:::::::-::::: - --4;628:07'1:::::::::::::;,-------368:94-- -----220:72

~~~~1;0e 0
e- -
0e
0

5u~~:n
-
- ij:m.r:

~"."'.l ~.l~:i. l:~.~.I ------1 1,876.00.__________

7,925.00 ,------.-------

I !

:11::~4_1:::: _
illl! I......

::::-:-::::j _

e -- -
~fii~1Negrol____________

I----i1~8:,~7~5~9:.~4~0-

-::-:-:---4,9:~. :_3_1_I~- -::~--:::::I--:::::::::- _:I:::_:fn~~:~~:lii:;i~:~21:~~;;

-

:--:;;;:~~:lIi:::::~:~~ltO

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

IV. Pupil Transportation-Continued

I

I

1

~_ A. SA~A..r:~

I
1

B. CONTRACT

,I'_C_. R~E_~~~1rq~r:r OF

D. PUPIL E. EXPEND. TRANSPOR. ITURE IN

SYSTEM

[

[I

'I

I 4. Clerks SE~~I8ES I

' Lease and IN1tI~,fcE T~~~~?6R-

1. Supervisors 2. Drivers 3. Mechanics [ and Other

PUBLIC

1. Cash 12I.nstallment

TATION

~nier --------- }1'~;~~:_:::::::::;II';-I~:bgg:~~i~~;;;;;II~:::::E:m:p:l:o:y:e:es:I~:C::A:R:R::IE:R::S::~:~:Pu:r:c:ha;s;e:s::~t:~~~:;: Purchases ;-f~J} ~::::::;;;

Laurens

White

4,100.00

66,553.72

6,725.00

5,029.29

1,521.73

_

~;:rty

~~i~~I~~:~~~~~~:~)I {U1H~ :::::~:i~~~i~:,I~~~~~~~:~~~~~~ ::: :;:g~~:gg: ----2~~~~:~~~- ~~~~~~:~~~~~:~I:::::::~~~:~~: ~~~~~:~~:~~~~-

Lincoln Long

~li\~OI------------
::~:r~~~~:~~~:~~:1

ing1~g
1::::::~~

:::::~~1~0~0~.~0~0J~~-~-~-:-~-:-:-~-:-~-~-~-I-:T:-:-:-:-~-~-~-2-~-~-~-~-:

2~,nn~
::::::~:::~:::

~~~~~~~~~~~] --------------

2'~~n~ ::::::::::::::
:::::: ::::::::::::::

Lowndes

Negrol \Vhite

1 6,700.00

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

33,980.60 i 18,115.00

1,150.00

4,054.39 28,852.00

1

440.99 --------------

:

933.20

_

Lumpkin
z;

Negro >White

I,
424.00

~~''"OOI

21,419.98 -------------- -------------- --------------

9,878.00 _.

.

1

312.40 -----.--------

20,184.99 -------------- -------------- --

1 12,535.77 -----------.--

1,578.67 --------------

ll:lli~ - 1I.....rt~:;;-- ----"""1-

Marion

White

1 26,475.00

7,132.50

.1.

, 6,460.91 I 1,020.63'

36.04

::~::~~

~~i~ :::::::~i~~~6:'I'----trunr ;;;;;~;~~~;~~; ~;~~~~:~~:~:~~ :::::::~~~~~~: ----iBtnr ~~~~~~~~~~~~:~I-------Hnr :::::::::~~~~~

Meriwether
Miller
:~:~'
Montgomery

Negro

849.20

10,397.50

8,413.00

351.60

_

WNehgirteo ---------_____ [ 2200,,070708..0305

I 65,,982326..7519 -.- .. - .. ------ [ 9..,8_4_8...11

11,,440011..3333

568319..3746 --------------_

White

-

23,718.23

6,500.00

__ __ ___ [______________ 12,639.18 1

398.17

_

~~I.. -.!~;~~-I.":"'.""I ...i...;. li ';;;;~I.li. "~1~,~""

WhIte ---J'e,groi,:.::.,

-=-_--:-c-:-~--,I

-----J----- 32,765.00
_ 17,511.99

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

--

--

--

--

--

--

--

1---------------=--c-.-.-:-:- -.-=-.- -:-:-.- -:-:, -.-:-:--.-=- =.-_-~--=-_--:.:.:.=-,_-_-=.-:-_-_-=-.-::..-,.:-.:-:.-:..-:.-.:-.-::-.:-.-:.-:-:=-

Morgan Murray

Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding

Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk

tv 0

Pulaski

eN

Putnam

Quitman

Rabun

Randolph

Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole

Spalding Stephens Stewart -----

---l------------- --.----------. ------------ W~hh~i~te~

__--- _---- -- __1
:::::::::::::'1

l19n,~7~71:.g762

i------------ -'1
I::::::::::::::

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

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

----25~052:82

-----231~,050307:.0309-

1--------------
----1~364:49-

Negro - --- ------- -- i--------------, ---- --.------- ;--------------: 2,025.00 :------ ----

I ,8~1~5~:.6g5~

----- ----- ----
---------36:00

:::::::::::::: ::::: ~~~~ -- -~'25~:~2_I.--~~;:~~::~- :::::::~~~:~~t:::~:~~~:~~:

~:i~i:ii: ::::::::::::::,- ---~:~;~:~:-::::::::::::::

Negro

26,771.00 __ _

.

.

.

._

White

17,084.28

592.58

4,340.00

751.38 _.

_

Negro

12,650.00

._

268.25 _.

_

~~;~ ::::::_______ lU7U8 ~:~~~:~~_ ::::::::::::::I . ~~:~~. :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::~~~::~_ ::::::::::::::
;;1 ;:;:: :::.1'..,.:',",,:,:::',"",:

White Negro

2,000.00 .___

White Negro

4,000.00 900.00

~fjE :::::~~~~~:~~:

17,000.00 1,000.00

4,216.30

360.00 ,

. . __.__

._____

29,740.44

.

.

._____________ 24,797.48

5,300.00

.

.

.

lUin~ ~~:::~:~i~:~~~I~~~~~~~~:::~~~ :~~~~~~~~~~~:~ ::::;~~~;i:;~: ~::~::~~~~:J

502.92 23.10 __.

360.00 _

1,995.86

_

.

_

J~~:!~_ :::::~:~:~::::

~~gi:oe -_.,-_-_:_:_-__--_-_-_-_-_1

White

._______

Negro

White

Negro

193,,015505..0608 11,835.00 13,280.00 _.
9,538.44
5,059.00

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

77,,651031..4708 ---------- .. --

. __._________

.

.

. __._.______

.

..

.

.

.

.

.____

343086..7424 ---------. -----_

278.63 __.

_

275.55

_

. ._ ...

._

239.20

_

White

18,941.12

.

18,980.70

4,125.00

.______

492.58

. __

~1i'i~~ ::::::::::::::--11:000:00- :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: - ---8:535:61- :::::::::::::: -------233:75-

Negro

4,500.00 ._____________

19,219.17

1,307.17

,

148.75

::~~~:~~ _

White Negro

5,279.99 1,320.00

White

~h1~~ ::::::::::::::
Negro

White Negro White
Negro

68,885.37 29,211.57 17,499.98
r:g~~:~g
6,000.00 31,104.00 25,500.00 14,375.00 6,170.00

14,409.78 3,602.45 3,088.47

.________

42,170.61 10,542.65 12,535.94

. .___

::~~~:~~_ :::::::::::::: ----15:890:56- :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: 1,600.00

6,641.62 6,641.63

10,299.01 .__________
5,142.00

.____

4,072.00

_ _

746.17

_

~~U~ ::::::::::::::

329.82

.

_

531.00 531.00 251.35

_ ._
_

114.25 __.

_

White

.__ 30,399.95

4,009.13

.______ 9,12R.38

990.90

_

~:'~::I :l:iijl:lli~:;::ii,:;:~~tm~ :::::',~:~::::ili~

SYSTEM

Sumter Talbot

Taliaferro

Tattnall

Taylor

~
0

Telfair

>!'o

Terrell

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen

Turner Twiggs Union Upson

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60) IV. Pupil Transportation-Continued

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

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson
l-:l
c0.n Worth Total Counties
Bremen Buford Commerce Tallulah Falls
Total Cities
Total Counties
Grand Total

White
~~~~
Negro

6,587.251
:~::9:_ _

~~~~ :::::::::::::-i

White

.

._

Negro .. _._._._ .

White .. ._

.

Negro 1,493.75

.. im L~~[.'~:~!~: '-I~l!'.~.~ 44,384.85
4,931.65 22,050.00 12,600.00 38,130.60

ft

4,125.00

:::::::::::::: 18,000.00
16,990.00 2,477.78

::::::::::::::I::::ii:ii~:ii: -----1:4~~:~~ ::::::::

1?Ui _

13,962.02

204.00 _.

.____ 23,317.43

12,827.88

\172.28

.

__

White Negro _.

._____ 39,612.32

.__

6,792.12

.

..

.

._

14,782.85

_

.

. __ .

--------

_

.

_

White

._.__

9,580.81

1,044.25

.. _.. __ .

. ._. .. _ 5,371.62

703.76

_

Negro __.

... 12,100.73

2,320.40 ... __ _.

. . .....

2,932.40

587.45 __.. . _

White . . ._. 14,786.59 _... _._._ .... __ .. __ __ _.

. ._

8,248.59 _.. __.. __. 1

696.01 -- .. -- .. -. _

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

5~:~~g:~~ --------57:35- :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: -----4;989:30- :::::::::::::: -----149:00- ::::::::::::::

:::::::::::::: ---- ~1l1~~ ---3;468:66- '--116;770:02' ::::::::::::-: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::-----16;774:73 :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::-----.--.

Negro __.
White Negro

.. _ 3,466.00

---- ..... __

__ . __

25,147.50 9,987.00

----;:~~~:~~f:::::::::::r::::::::::: -----~:;~;:~~-

500.00 .

.. _._. .__

4,935.25

.__________

563.22 241.50

72.00 _

White Negro White

__ ._ .. _

24,572.15 19,755.24 31,817.76

2,000.00 .. _._. ...

2,612.50

.

_____________________ .

._ ._.__ .___

10,717.48 8,000.00 .... 16,314.51 _._.

._____ .. ._.__

361.80 350.00 _

360.00

_

.

_

Negro _..

._.

White

3,600.00

Negro _.

.. _

19,594.42 25,471.69 25,300.00

-----5;964:45
2,400.00

::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ----27;466:30-' --------73:00- -----1 ;228:62' ::::::::::::::

.

. _. .

._ .

. __

White 107,061.07 4,852,343.94 Negro 19,496.57 1,865,721.30

493,995.49 161,785.27

7,660.79 I 738,699.62 1,326,372.89 100.00 279,186.99 275,500.69

318,922.82 72,640.27

102,376.32 36,292.36

15,774.60 3,586.35

' . l~.~ '~' ,.fl.~. ~'~' ~I. ~[.~..- ,:,,.~ ~'., . .. 1, ' I,-.:",:".''

Negro . . __._ . __._ ..

.

. ._.

._ ..

._. .

_

243.76

15,774.60 3,586.35
15,771.60 3,586.35

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (,=19=5=9=-6=0=)= = = = = =

IV. Pupil Transportation-Continued

V. Operation of Plant

F. OTHER EXPENSES FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

A. SALARIES

SYSTEM
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin

I I II l: Gasoline

2. Lubricants

3. Tires

i 4. Repair

5. Supplies 6. Garage

for

and

7. Maintenance

I

and

Parts Garage Equip- of Vehicles 8. Rent 9. Other

13. I 1. Engi- 2. Custodial Care of

neers

Services Grounds I 4. Other

White S

9,097.38 $

= Tubes

Operation ment Private

Repairs Garage

!

486.00 S 6,275.70 $ 6,863.56 $

~~I-$-~~~1~-~0'00 s

,
341.50 $ 73,069.17 $ 3,770.00 S 10,780.00 $

I
750.00 $

_

U~U~ ::::~~~:;~ l'f~H~ ~:!in~ l~tg11::::::J::::::::: - -::::::: ::::~~~:~~ Negro
White Negro White

8,276.83 3,100.33 2,963.50 11,070.96

871.50 ...... __

.. _.. _....

285.60

20,030.30 30,706.88
9,182.09 61,840.97

2,970.00 450.00

_

3,605.95

_

1,035.00

__

7,101.51

__

Negro 2,483.50' 629.30 190.34 1,449.40

..

..

29.12 8,354.85

1,217.30

__

White 3,194.83 676.20 1,339.00 5,360.87

68.23 ---------- --------- ..

1 25.00 30,135.66

3,690.65

__

Negro 3,993.53 845.25 1,673.75 6,701.09

85.28

31.00 34,504.31

2,045.00

__

White 4,561.56 227.76 1,140.15 2,213.64 325.00

212.63

._. __ 39,660.50 4,072.20 6,862.61

__

t>:)
0 0> Banks
Barrow

Negro 2,795.80 139.60 698.81, 1,356.75 175.00 __.. __.. __ 130.32

__. __ 26,291.33 2,714.80 4,575.08

~~i~ ::::;i~:~6 ----~;~:~~ --~:~~~:;~ --~:;;;:~~'--;:~;;:;~ ::

::__ I----i46:~~ -:-::::::: --~:~~~:~;

50,841.35 5,581.41 59,489.29

5,105.00 270.00 784.00

80.06

__
_ __
__

Bartow ~~~! ---i[~~n~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::':::::::::1::::::::::1:.:::::::: :::::::::: ~HiUg :::::::::: ----n~n~ :::::::::=1==::::::::

Ben Hill

White 3,700.91 688.43 803.25 3,178.61

25.00

..........

20.10 37,007.24

3,747.78 221.95

__

Negro 2,215.56 315.00 400.00 1,450.00

5.00 14,213.06

725.00

5.00

__

Berrien

NWehgirtoe 14,415.51

619.68 1,817.54 13,162.26

34. 8.20

360.00

___

77,448.86 4,421.94 6,233.76

7,192.10 1,362.55

__ _

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

White 13,193.86

3,924.02 4,052.93

89.22

19.10

..

__ 404.86 119,078.36

101,496.87

Negro 7,486.17,__________ 2'226.4812'299'63

50.63

10.83

229.72 67,564.85

57,589.13

:::::::::: ~~i~ ::::~;~i~:J-~::;~:~; --i;;:;:~~ --~:~~~:~~ :::::~:~6 ~:~~::~~ ::~;i~~:~~

----~~~:~~ 32,079.44 14,336.00 56,447.72

. ._. ._
4,965.00

Negro 1.259.02

34.17 143.60 940.86

__

__ 6,189.20

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

White 18,456.21 1,051.21 3,276.33 20,406.25

._

1,432.72

__ 80,658.98 3,600.00 2,610.00

Negro 9.099.29

82.66

8.50

2.50 ----------

63.89 ------- ..

1 28,238.77__________ 4,507.00

White

2,000.00

534.60

308.36

..

1

..

2.803.86

__ .. 362.66 25,564.34 739.75 4,947.25

Negro

900.00 173.45, 216.17

,

2,826.55 __

263.03 20,933.46 480.85 1,506.00

1
43.00 50.00

3,987.47 2,262.49
__ _ _
__
_ _ .. _ _

Bulloch Burke

White I Negro White Negro,

14,645.49 9,200.50 7,044.46 13,000.00

806.251 5,000 ';93 23.422.0011 394.00 560.00 3,559.00 16,000.40 240.90 345.20 1,966.70 2,990.27 2,500.00 500.00, 4,000.00 10,000.00

410.04 200.00 .
,

_ __
,

940.00 124,874.38 3,366.00 9,423.25 252.33 _ _

_ 609.07 82,742.25 2,000.64 4,401.25 180.00

_

_ 400.44 82,171.54 4,431.00 2,002.65

..

_ 800.44 63,242.64.._________ 10,059.151

1_

Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
t-:> 0<r
Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson

WNehgirteo White Negro White

34,,295091..27301 5,226.52 5,226.51 7,965.01

112313..0000 220.92 220.93 307.47

677378..2975 -_:_-_._-_-_-_-_._. 851.4 4,554.18 1,987.87 10,626.45 1,059.61 7,834.89

---1-" ---1--------- 11,,975963..57591
1,818.97 -

.1____ _ _ _-I -.-- . ---'.- ----- 1,59539..2550
----- - - -

1,818.97\_ _ __ _ __ _ __ _

468.83 368.88 _ _ _ _ _

__

Negro 1,137.62 289.21

-------- _ -------- _ ----

" ' _ --- ---------

W~Jte
Negro

1,686352..5767 ---- --._._._-

318807..0329 ---------- -- ---

1

5,1 __ - ---I 26,,028234..6.8'______ _ _ 46145..8795

~~:~ :::::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::1:::::::::: :::::::::: -::::::::: :::::: :::1::::_::::: __~:~~3:~~

White 7,766.55 544.31 1,653.74 4,667.79 430.07 283.45 1,311.00

130.00

Negro

464.49

29.78

88.90 208.69

16.25

13.49

44.50

10.00

White 3,210.66 190.91 890.03 1,818.83

327.36 560.22

145.51

Negro 1,042.00 White 15,169.59

71.62 204.48 337.14

10,438.01



1.68

14.70 __._______ 114.94

.__ 503.96 _.________

Negro 10,113.06._________ 6,958.67

._______ 335.97

._____

3128',554808 ..5701 -_-_'_-_-_-.'_-_',-_'[

38,290.39 ---------.

31,535.51

!

58,890.41

11,801.83 ----------

2216,,553925..6819 ---------
1~~:m:~~ ::::::::::
64,720.10 2,714.79 39,816.82
11,770.42 110,441.50148,180.58 73,627.66 98,787.06

41',813033 . 8504 ----1-5-0--.0-(-)1-_-_-__-_-_-_-_-,-_

2,990.90 2,471.60

---------- ------------------,!----------

4,281.00 808.751

_

2,489.25 - _-,'-,1','_',"

51,,268120..8485 -_-_-

I

Ig:~~U~ _::::::::: 1,~~~:~~

15,433.75 --.------- ---------.

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

1,267.00

.

60.00

374.00 ---------- ---------16.357.75

10,905.16

White Negro
WNehgirteo
White Negro White Negro White Negro

813.27 1,107.70
9,320.25.
7,121.03 366.04
9,012.10 6,107.15
327.42 4,040.62

2,426.00
207.96 8.42
1,654.12 830,68 19.89 310.89

173.79 129.78 329.34 151.73.
3.207.68 9,386.26 . 1,532.05

2,613.07 5,960.14 146.27 654.22

2,252.27.

1,111.76.

4,75

75.54

610.23

73.41

1,489.66

. ..
37.75 316.28

5,090.00 .______ ._______

2,652.49
7,068.14 5,984.14
95.03 5,107.01

.. .. 361.27
.____

8.00 6.00
8. 04.67.
327.02 8,08
271.36 207.28 680.55
75.00

2,215.98._________ 2,685.91
68,128.33 2,543173..0000

1,391.49 --

----------

438.20 ---------- ----------

112,,557457..0705 21951..0,100 ----------_

125,063.36

2,209.32



11,505.00 353.91 ---------.. __ 125.94 ---------

58,004.55

58,066.53 ---------- ----------

27,977.66 ---------- ---------.-- ---------- ----------

38,157.62

1,793.00

67.75 --------

19,867.01 403.83

847.50

30.91 --------

White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro

10,887.62 2,864.58 4,161.92 2,080.96 36,502.02 3,500.00
15,071.66 5,295.45 26,318.99

1,197.05 314.95 241.31 120.62


5,403.30 6,527.31 1,421.63 1,717.36 1,398.36 3,881.52
699.18 1,875.71 8,010.34 1,825.10
3,124.35 10,584.29 1,097.74 3,718.80 3,831.69 17,171.04

928.60 244.32 183.41 91.70
240.14 84.38 ... 128.70 .

23.91 289.70 __.

6.29

76.22

.____

26.41

._______

30,508.06

3,305.00

._________

.
20.00 6.00
885.46
373.14 131.11

126,969.75 27,446.36 29,433.78 13,837.88 298,405.65 27,101.48
86,936.70 26,250.68 144,683.43 10,407.00

5,112.00
3,797.60 1,139.11

41,876.75 ---------- -------3,497.50 ---------- --------

6,230.11 1,444.03 78,114.18 4,240.00 -

555,00 -------893.00 ---------268,00 3,871.70
----------

11,284.89 1,187.18 ----------

3,964.96 417.12 ---------

6,615.05 ---.------ ----------

1,859.35

----------

White _.





964.50



174.00

Negro

964.49

.

._________

White 4,866.66 418.58 1,225.62 2,077.86._._______

555.72

Negro 2,433.34 209.28 612.80 1,038.92 .

.________

277.86

White 14,618.83 2,001.35 2,668.68 8,549.12

._

1,142.52

Negro 13,473.32 1,896.90 1,383.71 10,737.19

White .

..





__.

..

784.99 .________

~~~~~:::::::::::: -THn~ :::::::::: -Tm]~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: -----~n~

67,127.44 4,200.00 46,962.56
46,657.06 17,957.94 90,417.55 1,860.00 51,955.03 1,860.00 24,688.44
~U!Ui ::::::::::

. ~~ii ::::~~~~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~~ ::::~~;:~~ ::~~~~~:~~ ::::~~~:~~ ~~:~:~~~~i:~:~~~:l:::~~:~~ ::_:::~~~~~ _;~J~H~ :~:~~~::::

8,395.00

----------

6,240.00

----------

8,822.50

835.30

2,137.50 ---------- --------,

10,038.97 561.39 297.60

8,348.34 1,975.00

591.76 303.57 ----------

+~JU~ ::::::::::1::::::::::

;J~~:~~ ~::~:::::t:~:::~::

TABLE II:--Continued-J>AYMENTS-WHITI<~_ AND NEGRO (1959.60)

IV. Pupil Transportation-Continued
1----------------------------------------------

V. Operation of Plant-Cont'd.

F. OTHER EXPENSES FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE _ _ _ _~__________________________________

Total

A. SALARIES _

SYSTEM

1

I

5. Supplies' 6. Garage: 7. Main-

ExPpuepnisle

II'!

~:asohne ~a~~--=~b~S __ :~::t:~ ~~i~!~ [~!EJ_8. Re~~I~Other ta~:n_1_ne~s Ser~c~j_~:~~ __________

2. LUbri-1 3. Tires 4. Repair for 1
Parts 1

1 and

,tenance \

Transpor-
1_ _

1. Engi- 2. Custodial \ 3. Care of 'I

J

4. Other.

Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty
~
~ Douglas
Early Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

s s s s White 9,756.08 1,475.10 1,342.90 6,326.98 1$__ ------!$

Negro 8,790.80 1,550.00 1,862.00 12'755.51.

_

White 24,151.07 1,063.12 11,252.15 3,344.04,1 Negro 3,174.77 125.57 824.72 396.901

White 10,489.84 697.30 2,958.50 9,570.951 634.44

Negro 4,079.38 271.17 1,150.53 3,722.04 246.72

1

$_ _ 1$:

]$

_'

111'625.47

I

4,895.651__

39.35 1,589.51 __

15.301 618.00,__

s1
-1$ 87,201.19 --------1$ 14,.IS6.75 $ --

40,989.71

1,314.00 _ _

91.00' 258,520.15 -- ---- I 201,210.98'_1

11.00 26,372.01

_ _ 18,148.54

---11$ _ -- --

271.81 85,244.18

7,670.25

15.00'1

105.71 33,605.77

2,114.50

48.00

--_
---_
_ _

White 7,213.96 982.75 1,056.25116,330.821_____'

1

__ 1__

660.42 52'410.951_________ 6,437.30 1,087.76'

_

Negro 9,000.00

White 8,392.46

Negro 5,594.98

White

839.71

Negro ---------

White Negro White Negro

10,173.05 9,688.62 2,718.36,
906.121

680.05 246.33 164.22
438.66 613.01 320.29 106.77

::~:~~~.~~I--::: :-: ::::::'1 3,000.001 8,632.65,

,__

- -- 1

1,777.05 10,213.98:

1__

I

----

1,184.71 6,809.33 181.14 376.4 7 :_________

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

--------

---

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

-

--
----
-----

1

-

-

24,5-. 00!1

546.48

---

1

1,636.041 5,064.57

-----

1--

1,558.14 256.79 45.32

4,823.36 487.0 3

,

162.34 ----------i---------

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

2,724.92 -----805.37:_ ----

,

45,091.20 --------97,522.44 --------45,197.38 61,770.21 16,293.16 __
60,198.00 ---------52,879.55 16,700.81__
4,937.04

456,,085563..0~051-------31,235.11 12,600.00 _ 2,385.00, _

__1_
__

6,295.71 ' 4,980.00 1,934.94,1
180.00'

.----,--
----I
r::::

White ------------'__________

Negro ----.-------

---_______

White 8,531.25 425.77 2,077.98

,1
-_. ----- ----'.- --- --- -----1 --

-,------ ---,------ -- I --- ----

5,334.47i 185.17 ---

I -- ------

7,496.82' 49,931.28

4,950.43 27,330.83

--

62.00 58,859.66

5,731.0011 800.001__

1

1,629.00 9,227.25 __

500.00

Negro White Negro
White Negro

:3,965.91 197.73 7,880.94 1,014.72 3,940.47 507.36
2,794.37 _ 2,023.77

964.73 1,544.64
514.88
369.79 264.94

3,682.86

47.83 --_.,-- --- --------

12,254.56 ------ --- ----- --- ----._-

6,127.28 ---- ----- --- -- ----- --

3,720.2I ---

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

2,729.89 -- ---

7i5:00 ---
----

21.00 706.74 400.88;

23,839.04, 104,549.13' 49,417.44
25,521.11 12,229.48

-----i 900.00 900.00

5,073.751 __ ------- --

_

1::

_

1

_

4,050.10_

2,080.00'1

_

WNehgitreo __ 14,885.50 i 739.20 1_ 3,355.06 _13,724.62

680.00

36.00, 93,281.43 2,591.08 13,315.001

1 .. _

White I

305.00

155.1 2 ---

Negro].

----

White 13,000.00 1,000.00 :J,OOO.OO 8,000.00 3,000.00

Negro :3,000.00, 100.00 1,000.00 2,000.00

White

642.28' 40.00 200.00 490.00' 400.00

Negro _
__ i~~~~.
White
-4:~~nt::::::: Negro

12:~13 :32 __ ~:~ :001 2,075.70"
28,376.99 1 2,661.19 4,698.19 433.22

--

1

7,366.97 325:(1)1

:J,:J76.2J 470.941

1,200.00'

500.00,

200.00
!
1

1 250.00
1-

---
-.----.-.-.-
I

34,112.781 3,000.00
-----1 13,166.45 _ 12'1,700.00 _
4.601 ~~:~~~:~1 ~I---

- 155:IJ1i 1,
1,2~~:~~1 199.011

7~:~~UgI:::::::
2~~:~~U;129,964.00

.5,437.00 _ 1,200.001_ 25,OOO.OO! _
.500.00'1 .. 9,172.50 __
-7:Ht:~~I:
:311 ,552. 121
41,959.191

:J,090.11I1
1::::-1__

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Han Hancock
Haralson Harris t-:l Hart 0
.;0
Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

~:~;~ 9,:~~:~9[ __1,796.85 _2,35~::~1__~:~:6_~~1 ___:: -::1-:-- :_1 __ - ----:1--: --:::1:--: ---:1
~,!l*l!~~11 ,:iijn;::l~;""Ili .I~iii

White Negro

9,101.11 4,550.55

.1_. 647.15 3,199.40 11,735.45 --.-.-.-.-'[- .. - .. -.-.1 --.------ --- ---I

273.271' 1,599.70 5,867.73 ---.----.-

.i..

32.00 15.00

:;:m:~?I:i:l~i:661 ~;~:~:~~::::i~~:if 29.00

--1--' 790,,302232..2070 .3,255.54 48,465.94

'! 2,9J1.30

32,558.66 1,627.76 24,232.96 --

11'470.64

94,462.50 __.

. 5,368.75 _ . __ . . __.

M:m:~i --2:000.001----8)00.45 --i:114.00 -:::::::

31,101.41, 1,000.00 1,850.00 407.001

_

White
~~~~1~~~~
Negro White Negro White
Negro

3,422.36
2U~5~:4~m3:.:04~15~381I'
7,686.421 2,556.01 2,831.92
7,602.45

165.33
2 ~~i'~g;
l:m:ggl 93.001 1,622.40
411.2:J 196.00
501.20

I:m:~~ 3:m:~(::::::~::I:-.-:-. ::::~~;:iil 676.47 --------.....-.----- .... ------
7 m'~~ -i802i25'----38i49--940-iJii

3,445.771__ ___ I 7,368.53 - - - ,
::_:_:_:_1:_:_

631.93 583.88,1
499:64

40,122.891-------i 13800,,146580..3384,_-_-_--_-_-_-_._-_17,651.88 66,028.02

6,371.00 266,,086272..0500

_---_--.-_---.--_-_---.----11-----.--------------_

2,250.00

.

_

9,3.54.00 168.59 2,491.18

184.20 2,146.82

187.30 ._._ .. _

212.38 _

101.76. . __. _ 835.44 6,499.05

:J6.00 .

1,741.01 _ 161,452.42

480.00 26,884.00

40.00 ._

69.50

742.69

25.44 ...

763.58 :J,664.57 659.:J8 _

2,708.94 _,

6.00

467.70, '

14,232.nO ---- ----- --- ------- -.------ _1 __ ---

22,.536.15

. _ 1 2,204.001 25.00 __

1,629.95 10,013.58 2,100.17,__

--------'1---__-_..-'._.,._-.1-_-,1_ 44,132.05 -- --. __ I 1,180.00

34.00

~t1~~ White 3,584.47

88.61 822.57 4,566.39 ---------

----35- -,,1203-36 :.26-8 --238436-:.50-6'1' -- -- 58-5001:.42-3-1-- --6-6625:.26551 :-:-:-:-:-:-:-.:.:-:-1:-

WNehgirteo, 7,546.55

..

5,226.13

.,_

Negro 2,551.3101.--

._______ 1,920.12

._

'I

_~ :.i:~:~::J:~: .: ::-_1",

- , : -_.

__ I:: ::-::

_,

1

H"
249807 '.8068,,:

86,829.n8 __
45,377.77, __ 40,058.98 __ 65,113.27. __ 18,474.60 __

White Negro

5,168.76 2'450.00 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

951.97 1,808.14 475.98 900.00

1:J1.18I, 70.00,_ --. --

89.98_ 45.001__

'I

:35,780.77 __ 15,901.55

White 5,604.01 126.791 1,196.26 :3,822.23, :J41.66 794.991 132.00 109.15 200.50 65,339.54 _

Negro 4,585.10 103.74: 978.76 3,127.28; 279.55 1 650.45 108.00

89551 178.00 46,153.25

~~i~ _ J~~~)~,I1. .;:;~I..i!!!lll.'~l::I .: ;,u;1 :::I;1'.,l~l!I'~

1,219.92 104,080.07, __ 609.96 55,544.89,. __ 57,384.61' __

WhIte ------------ ----------1 14,039.711

:'.:1 1 25,059.751__ ___1-- ------- - -----I ~694.0jl ~U~U~I::

~:~~:~ ----n~f8~il---~~n~l: n~Hll--n~ni'I:::i6()63:

White Negro

1,042.03

102.701 278.70 2,018.25 __

!

__ _

_ __

__

289.821

:,, 1,263.66_

-

-I
485: 291

11,556.39, __

33,598.03! 250.001

27,488.56 _

_

68,598 01'1

1

17,018.64

1

7,691.50

54.00

5,200.63 __

1,558.81

2,528. 501 5,880.441

-------

632.02

,_. _

2,322.001 4,450. 751

- -- -11-.--- _-- --__

1,837. 501 ---I:J, 104.481__.

--

-

--

.-I1--

-.

0-

7,992.90 _

21,370.85 __

7,486.73 __

7,762.50 __

2,925.00 __. 4,798.00 . 1,200.00, _

I

.

:3,404.00 __

1~:001' 2,193.25 _
8,946.00. __ 1,680.00

W~~h~i~te, ~~1;~

- -- 1U3,~61U5i.8l5., -2:2575:.8822' __~1:,9~2~92..3497'_:_:

1

... '1

1 9 , 418 . 961 __

- -1--- __326:37 _17,073551

~~U~

16.00

m:~~ :350;09-:.6957- : . _ 7 2 7 . 2 91_

Negro

674.44

75.09 103.75

_ __ _

__.

White 6,408.97 __

2,055.01

. __[ 4,469.:J0; 12,561.59 692.60

~~;~ ::::: ----::::::1::

::---- .---.--. T::: -- - - - .

Negro ~ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ '

I

-------1

I

16. 9.42 1

.L,

1__

-

" u;n~1

83,745.60 2 100.00

--'I 50,636.94,. __
27,449.66

4:393,9,10244.71081

-

20,12265 _

85,101 86

~~:n~'~i --

u~n~i::1

4,154.52 - - - - I

4,520.00 _

__I

4,975.00

_

1,310.00 __ __

6,229.50 48U:J1

2,400.00 . 1 2,400.00' __ . _

332.61 332.64
682.70 221.28

IV. Pupil Transportation-Continued

V. Operation of Plant-Cont'd.
---------- ---------

SYSTEM
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln

1. Gasoline

F. OTHER EXPENSES FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
----,---------c-----c-----,---------c----c-------'----

2. Lubricants

3. Tires and Tubes

4. Repair Parts

5. Supplies 6. Garage

for

and

Garage Equip-

Operation ment

Repairs

7. Main tenance of Vehicles Private
Garage

8. Rent

19. Other

Total Expense
Pupil Transpor-
tation

A. SALARIES

I I. Engi- 2. Custodial /3. Care of

neers

Services Grounds 4. Other

--1--1-

White $ 3,521.08 $ ",_. $ 1,039.96 $.,_,.,." $__._ :. $_.. _ ,_ $ 4,748.07 $_, __ $ 18.00 $ 22,475.47 $__

_ $ 3,158.50 $...... .$ _._.

Negro 1,280.52

378.00

._ '

,. 2,451.66 .. ,._.....

4.00 9,965.79 _..... 1,245.00._..... _.1

_

White 18,414.57 814.99 3,.592.81) 16,130.13 805.08 _.. _._. 617.11 ,. __.. 332.50 124,636.98 .. , __ _ 13,175.41 113.65 890.97

Negro 11,048.40 489.00 2,155.50 9,738.00 483.03 _._ __. 370.50 _

65,447.04.,_._ ,. 4,856.00 100.00._._ _..

White ._ _._

_

_. _

_......... _ ' .. __

. 7.506.66 _ '_

_... 30,688.88 .. _

3,351.67 _

__..

Negro

'

_

_._

_. __,_. 13,246.61 _ ,_..

32,291.1)1 .. _._ __ 2,145.00

.

Wldte 5,257.53.......... 934.52 2,538.05 _

_. _._

_._ ,..

46.82 51,054.96

, 6,488.74 _ _ _ .

~'15~~ ~:~~U: :::::::::: ..::~~~::: ..~:~~::~: ::::::::::::::::::: '"4;050:56 :::::::::: _:~:6: f~:8~U~ --2:ilii:oc) f:~~U~ ::::::::: ::::::::

Negro 4,019.00 _..... , _._ ............ _

_. 5,012.00

_....... 17,274.75.......... 1,505.00

_. .

.t..v... Long
0
Lowndes
Lumpkin
Macon Madison

White Negro White Negro White Negro White
Nezrc White Negro

3,759.98 658.60 715.47 273.50

1,879.99 304.05 357.73 136.75

15,413.40 804.30 4,321.09 13,790.97

4,347.37 226.85 1,218.77 3,889.76

4,270.58 466.25 1,583.41 164.16

261.75

33.80

32.50

48.33

_ _.. _.. _.. _ _._._

_ _....

669.32 .. _ _

_.. 916.23

7,997.70._ __. 1,730.21

_

3,734.30 _...... 707.30._

_.... 150.00

_...

15.00

_._ _ .. ,.......

25.00 _.........

5.00

1,295.80 827.60 _

_

_

365.48 233.42

_

_

_....

_.. __._..... 7,037.88., _.... 2,399.11

_._ _._._ .. _. 252.20 .. _,_._...

62.30

26.45 __

__

'.

156.02._ ,

'.....

9,029.21

_ _. _.. __._ 12,798.66,.,

__.. _..

_ _ _ _.... 5,230.78

_ _._..

26,113.77

__

15,053.90 .. . __..

118,333.96 _._ _._.

41,892.03..........

50,644.82 _.........

1,924.04 __

_.

37,687.45 3,275.00

49,535.03

__..

75,115.41 _ ,.....

18,830.77 ._ __.

4,489.00 207.61

_

1,784.00

75.80 _..

15,068.72 155.50 _.. _.

2,856.00 195.00 .. _

6,126.25

.

63.00

,_

_ . ,_.

3,715.00 _._... 701.42

3,000.00 .. _ _.. __ __ .

10,337.50 .. ,

.

2,201.50 .. __._

.

Marion McDnffie McIntosh
Meriwether Miller

White 6,720.67

_.. 1,889.67 9,988.16 337.70

__

_ __.

221.70

Negro __._ . __._ .. _ _

_._ _._._ .. _

_.. _. . __ _............ _ _

White 6,344.00 311.27 145.78 1,813.44 655.77 .. _._....

20.63 134.13 168.67

~h1~~ :::::::::::: :::::::::: ..__~~~::~ ..::~~:::~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ::~~ :::::::::: 3,474.78

Ne~ro

__

_

_

__ _

__._ .. _.. _

_ 6,736.88

WhIte 5,853.65 255.60 2,740.31 4,200.00 690.85

89.70 208.00

.. 370.90

Ne~ro 10,356.79 730.44 3,499.80 8,736.23 692.86

89.70

80.83

_.. 378.91

WhIte 5,864.78 434.18 776.45 3,992.02 199.83 __ _. __ _

_.......

57.20

Negro 3,665.40 229.76 410.94 2,495.00

88.80 _

_....... .........

9.00

60,282.98

._.

_

40,764.91._ _._..

~~:~~U~ :::::::::

26,748.18 ..

,_

52,850.85..........

53,533.24._._ _.

54,580.04

_

17,522.37..........

4,285.00

_

_.

__................ _ .

:::::::::: 6,701.10,
u~ng

:':::::::::_

4,.571.88

_

.

8,746.25

.

4,846.00 __._. __ .

6.380.00._.. _

_..

1,300.00

_,

Mitchell Monroe Montgomery

Whiter 14,263.80 1,096.61 3,350.20 8,625.67 723.00 _._

_

232.40 99,524.76

Ne~ro _._

_._ ........ _

__

_

_

_.. _ ...................... _._

__

_

WhIte 5,000.00

50.00 1,496.40

_.. _....... --- ......... 4,667.40 . ._ .... 1... _... _.. 35,304.15 - --....

~~~L:::~:~~~~~~ :::::~~~~~ ::~:~~~~~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::~:~~~~~~ :::::::::: ::::::::::, H:HHg ::::::::::1

_......... __ .

_.

6,082.23

38.45._._.. .

U~Hg ::~:~~~:;~ ::::::::::

Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
..t.....:..l.. Pulaski'
Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens
-----------

White Negro White Negro

4,395.31 5,538.40 6,421.78

539.80 935.14 1,367.92 1,185.99

521.43 2,101.19 2,568.90 2,001.84 __..

1,151.45

. __ .

._____ 4,300.00

.

206.60 108.59

50,755.52 27,270.19 60,132.57 _.________ 2,025.00

4,658.00

39.00 ----- .. ---

5,460.00

63.00 -

__

5,485.00 399.25

_

.

----------

White 14,056.03

Negro



White Negro _.

WNehgirteo 6,428.50

White 9,854.61 Negro

White 1,989.95 Negro _.__________

White Negro
White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro

7,918.18 270.00
9,400.20 917.15
5,000.00 4,000.00 14,000.00 1,958.54

624.20 5,652.09 . ..
. 500.00 1,062.49
804.34 1,554.71

10,495.58 .
3,497.57 6,248.97

._.__
.________ 869.20

135.73 491.14 809.96

-'

527.27 58.25
655.78 108.00 200.00 200.00

2,057.22 100.00
1,662.96 388.00 600.00 400.00

5,836.43 492.21
8,178.51 2,169.40 2,300.00 2,275.00
.

336.63
1,897.54 289.70 598.00 ._.__

12,238.15

.____ . ._

1,610.39 ._______

._________ 359.18 121.20 348.00 42.60
__

62.00

. __.____ . 1,829.55 2,395.68
26.00
41.00
112.00 65.00
.______

900.00

98.00

4.00

900.00

731.00

15,000.00

1,246.52

135,483.39 .

260,305.06

63,315.14 3,600.00 17,711.46 29,166.68._________ 6,240.00

3152,,899138.1.295.

.__

31,,838380..0000

42,794.47 15,476.50

10,591.79 -

71,028.29 11,432.50

7,406.60 . 1,080.00

32,920.93 20,195.57
41,595.33 1,943.56
83,674.77 10,118.85 44,029.28 20,502.76 80,049.82 11,095.54

.______ .

6,230.00 5,250.00
5,040.30 1,309.55
4,355.00 2,092.93 4,958.05 2,191.00 20,195.00 3,890.00

--------- _ ----------

16.82

_

_

216997..7060 --------- - _

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

----------

-

__

__ __

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

428.00 -.

_

75.00 - _

244.50

__

200.00 ----------

908.71

__

__

White Negro White Negro White
Negro
White Negro White Negro

5,116.53 5,147.76 2,991.27 5,071.77
2,327.38 5,230.28
10,702.34 10,195.91

148.84 124.00

825.36 687.87

164.99 528.56 275.46 839.36
.

310.34 946.55

305.77 1,504.65

74.37 746.05 2,636.18

,,________

4,690.80 3,909.20 2,955.79 6,698.91
..
2,481.72__________

225.00 213.90
5.10 116.48

31,845.43 26,870.95 19,053.61 27,401.00 9,538.44
11,523.75
52,178.30 1,080.00 30,471.70 35,371.00

1,375.00 1,375.00

3,603.75 1,207.49_ 3,731.00 1,205.00 _

3,615.00 ---------- ---

2,807.50

----------

750.00

__

285.00

----------

8,475.20 ---------- ----------

--

----------

3,649.75

-------- __

1,102.00

---

White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

20,027.32 5,006.83
4,806.01 2,059.71
424.64 2,193.09 6,724.71 6,724.71 4,485.10 2,861.10 __

340.05 145.72 24.61 156.84
485.52 485.52

4,153.52 13,851.14 1,038.38 3,462.78
2,341.42 2,846.87 1,003.46 1,220.08
41.00 229.14 1,036.40 1,841.10
915.05 7,866.91 91.1.05 7,866.92 440.40 350.80

678.09 222.26
775.30 775.30

58.1.20 250.80

4,532.28 .. 1,942.40
88.00 736.95
185.30 185.30 .. _._ 4,358.10 3,733.85.___

90.00 30.00 34.80 228.45
35.50 35.SO 371.20 200.20

168,777.73 54,184.66
.10,090.48 16,017.59 18,159.22 14,122.65 65,563.92 49,660.93 29,423.15 17,502.20

600.00 600.00
1,234.50 1,234.50

131,166.56 -65,299.00
4,149.00 1,134.50 2,188.50 1,075.00 8,164.50 5,549.66 4,316.50 1,200.00

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

200.00 ----------

46.09 --------__

_

__

423.34

_

6.00 __

~~i~ HfHJ _}~n~ ::!l~:!~ ~l~J[::::~~~~~~ ~~-~:~:~t:~~~~_~~_~~~:~~~~~-~ ::::iti~ig _]~J~Hi ~~~~~~~~~I _It!ln~ :~~~:~~~:: ~~:~::~~~-

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

---

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

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

IV. Pupil Transportation-Continued

! V. Operation of Plant-Cont'd.

SYSTEM

F. OTHER EXPE"SES FOR OPERATION AND MAlNTE"ANCE

1. Gasoline

5. Supplies 6. Garage 7. Main-

2. Lubri- 3. Tires 4. Repair for

and

terrance

cants

and

Parts Garage Equip- of Vehicles 8. Reut

____ ----1---- Tubes

Operation ment Repairs

Private Garage

_.-
9. Other

Total Expense
Pupil Transpor-
tation

..

A. SALARIES

J. Engi- 2. Custodial 3. Care of

neers

Services Grounds 4. Other

_

Stewart Sumter Talbot

White $ Negro White Negro
White Negro

1,814.74 $ 72.20 $ 1,134.77 $__ __ '$________ 1,746.24 $-

$-

4,066.41 100.00 2,000.00 .______

6,348.67

14,036.42

. 2,346.34 5,600.54 7,728.91 _.

.. . .

---r'-- -...- . 13,722.00 -.---- .. -- .. -------- ... ------- ... ------ -----. ,_._.

1 __ .

2,304.33. __.______ 215.38 288.26 -.. -- .. --- -.--.-

5,821.84._ .. __.

1,467.62 4,754.11

------ --- --- -- l- __

__ $ _.
1 __ .
,

191.16 s
300.00
1
.. 1

16,906.71 $ 28,508.13
81,794.46 _. 33,771.00 .. 24,677.05 _. 37,480.43

. $ 4,614.99 $. . S._._. . .. 1,244.75 . ... __.. _

1 7,236.20 . __

587.26 4,200.00

_ 3,350.00 _. ... __ 3,208.00 __

Taliaferro
Tattnall .t.-....:.l Taylor
t-.:l
Telfair
Terrell

White 1,836.20 . __.

483.00 684.20 -.------ . . ----

1 . 1 39.00

Negro White

2,458.19 ..

304.00

16.65

640.24 1,067.57

.

.

[' _ _ _ _ 1,379.06

50.00

"

. __._.

Negro 2.076.43 169.99 211.05

3,097.80

.

_

White 3,482.57 255.85 1,27!.69 3,583.73 236.41

.___ _

._.

Negro 3,126.82 142.75. 390.77 1,526.33 262.28.

.. _.

.

_

White _._._.

._ .. _._. __ .. _...

307.75 _. ._._.

.

.. . _

Nearo _._ .... __._ . . _..

. .__ 153,90 _.

.. .... __.

._

_

White . . ._ .. _. . __ . __..

._. __. ... ._ .. _.... __. __.. _.

__

Negro _._ ... . _._._ ... ._ ... __... _. ..

. __ . __.. _. .. __. . . . _. _

14.00 8.00 1,594.11 1.50 33.00 33.00

15,854.76 ..

..1

18,258.57 ._. _

74,464.23 __._. _

29,364.35 . .. _

44,028.58

. __._

36,975.31

._

58,880.74 _

30,452.37

_

36,433.08 __._ .

48,593.02 _. _

1,530.00

74.20 ._. _

1,150.00

75.00

7,374.20 .. __

1,523.00 . _

2,942.00 _._._ ... .... _

2,856.60 _._._._._. ._

8,230.50 113.75 217.59

2,678.00 1,844.46

15.00 .. _._

33.41 920.00

3.688.94 __. ... _ 59.17

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutleu
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

White 8,579.59 661.83 2,209.36 5,783.87 . ._. . .. __ .__

279.00

Negro 5,720.00 441.20 1,472.92 3,854.40

.

._. .

.

. 179.00

White 8,523.00 367.31

Negro White

2,841.00 . __.____

122.44

Negro _. __._.

._. .

White 6,190.87

_.___

2,413.95 906.00
778.40

7,136.48 3,058.49
. .. 7,129.28

85.18

... 360.1 6 -. -----

28.39 _. . __.

.. _ .________ ._._ ... _. 1__.. .

120.0 5 806.6 1
271.9 1 __.. __.. _

-----
----
---_-_

---------

25.00 9.00 200.00 30.00
11.00

~h1~~ --2;404:76 '467:50-1;077:33 --1;858:90 ::::::::::1:: ::::::T--801:78 :::::::::io:oo

Negro

666.21

63.94 __

364.42

J01.66

2.00

~~~~ ::HU~ I~U~ J!tH 3,mjg :::::~i:ii :::::::::: I,O~U~ .----~~~l~~~:~~

69,419.84

. __.

44,093.25 . ._

68,435.08 _.

16,979.93 _. _

60,579.92

_

18,720.75 _

26,077 .55

37,343.75 __
: : : : : ~n~H~ 10,455.35 .

8,895.00 110.50 .. _

6,991.00 124.50 . ...

9,192.40 ..

_

2,500.00. __.... __. 7,859.00 . 6,227.00

_ . __.. ._

4,290.00 258.00 1,300.00

5,713.00 104.02

97.79

1,132.50
T~~Ug

. __
::::::::::

16.60
:::::::-

Negro 2,825.82

60.79 638.54 1,929.23

30.00

-- -. ._. __ ..... 1

.. _ JO,678.08

.__ 1,200.00 _.

_

Wbite 4,497.07 -- .-----. -------- 3,138.47 ---------- -- ------- ---------

1 1,700.00 40,483.52 -------.-- 2,383.00.

----.. -

Negro 4,984.86.

.. _

3,961.0-1

_

.

. ... 1,654.31 28,744.71

..

2,016.00/ __

~~~~ ~:~:~:~~ . 3~~::~ ..~:~~~::~ ..~:~~;:~~ :::::~~:~~::::1~3:4~::~:~~~:~:_-_:.:.:_2_~_0_-:_.~_~_1-:-:-:-~-3-.-:~..~-.1---~~:~;;:~~ :::::::j----;:~~~:~~ ::::~~~:~~ ~~~~~~-

Negro .. _._. __. I

.

.

.

. .___

29,287.501 __._ .. 1 9,360.00

76.29 _._. __

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox
""...... Wilkes
w Wilkinson Worth
Total Counties

White Negro
White Negro White WNehgitreo Negro
White Negro

16,730.82 _.

.. ' 3,141.81

1,858.98 __

349.08

11,938.40 549.66 2,744.80

5,969.20 274.83 1,372.40

12,182.13 2,399.02

344.80 3,006.01

125.10 _.

._

_

_

1,065.87 7,950.75

65.48 494.54

202.01 999.32

1--''''--'--_ 7,952.61! 883.6 2 5,946.59

30 2,735035.92 ________ .. 1,898.91. _____ . ___

.. ------
--2;098:66

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

5,946.59 1,898. 901___ -- _._.- .-

---- --

-- -- 7,818.59 _________ 1 707.20

3,335.85

-- ---- .- --

5,908 .04 -- ----

-----

-

-

-

-

---_.

13,282.72 -------- -- ---
15,352 .22 ---- -- -- -'-

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--

---

----
---

506.0 9 -- -- -- -- ----- ---

176.52 -- --

4,729.82 -- -- ----- .- 2, 188.58 122.00

!
2,276.90 234.00 24.00
56.00

120,967.08j_________

13,440.76__________

96,974.461__________ 32,765.36

95,879.06 10,120.17

:31,740.91.

.__

32,944.01 _.____

59,282.84

69,262.37

30,117.00 1. _ .



2,695.02

8,729.25 4,006.75

811.67 405.83

2,666.96._________ 7,758.62

2,280.00 524.00

3,682.50 400.95

8,717.50 ....

6,956.00.

__

__
__
134.75 __
88.50 _
. __ ._ 514.00

White 10,928.09 1,002.00 1,849.76 23,054.88

--- --

-----

Negro 2,422.32 180.31 425.60 3,068.42

--- -- -- -- --

White 2,226.40

Negro 2,504.55

White __

__ .

Negro

_

White Negro

390.54 __ .-___ __ _

White __._.

Negro .

.

_

782.21 __.

1,231.92 _

. ,_

_

_

..

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

--- --

10.13 -- --_.

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-- -.

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--

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.

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-5,357.74 --- -- ----

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90.00
24.00 17.00 13,128.13 9,482.10

91,319.90
12,888.77 19,733.05 21,694.45 36,859.32 18,552.70 60,882.14

26,422.35

.

3,469.70 _

1,370.00

._.

.

__

_

7,010.00

.

_

2,080.00

._

3,210.50 .

__

- --142;371:15 :::::::::: 16,895:42 :::::::::: ::::::::::

3,466.00

....

._.

.

_

White Negro White Negro White Negro
WNehgirteo

6,650.00 4,869.98 2,782.04 4,001.35 5,711.13 3,243.22
22,904.54

:365.00 315.19 289.69 311.51
581.36

1,172.00 650.48 828.14 588.69
1,763.88 .___
5,8. 27.96

1,569.58 733. 13

58.46 1 854. 43

44.00

1,046.38 599. 83 -- -_. -_. 1:342.86 ---

2,671.86 3,086.68

236.53 200.00

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

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

300.00 250.00

4,069.01 897.8 I

--

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

-- -----

19,282.38 572.29 368.34 1 ,738.26

78.01

-- _ --- -----

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

110.00 60.00 55.00 50.00 1,115.41 524.37 205.00

46,482.32 24,548.47 ._.____

45,174.69 39,205.97 60,791.70 24,259.82

2,425.00 2,000.00

115,362.20

94.17

27,700.00 __.

._

4,805.30 1,592.50
6,237.00 4,531.00 2,959.00 2,200.00
9,159.50 4,500.00

8.52 . __._.

3.00

_

1,000.00 __.

._

350.00._. __

17.70 54.00

216.00 ._. __

504.17

42.00 26.2"

White 1,055,119.351 69,991.11289,724.61639,734.55 102,034. 37 35 ,316.55 254,723 41 4,971 34 90,725.8310,505,548.66250,058.362,347,212.53 18,324.57 47,840.54 Negro 443,582.23 28,875.90105,942.0T77,276.69 34, 266. 42 8, 966. 69 119, 488. 28 467. 55 55,385.163,788,560.74116,536.55 617,218.44 8,859.08 16,828.23

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

White _._.

.

Negro .

White _. __.

Negro ~

White

. __.

Negro

_

i:~;~
White

:_:.::::::::::1.1_:

Negro

_

..1
.

.__.
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-----3:40

._ 5,440.00 . 3,880.00
.___ 657,956.66 _.

.

__

. __

69,672.99

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENT8-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

-

~=--=-==;=========================T===========

IV. Pupil Transportation-Continued

V. Operation of Plant-Cont'd.

F. OTHER EXPENSES FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

A. SALARIES

Total

SYSTEM

I
2. Lubri1 Gasoline cants

3 Tires and
Tubes

5. Supplies 6. Garage 7. Main-

4. Repair for

and

terrance

Parts Gange Equip- of Vehicles

Operation ment Private

8. Rent

9. Other

Expense Pupil
Transpor-
tation

1. Engi- 2. Cnstodial 3. Care of

neers

Services Grounds 4. Other

Repairs Garage

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

Calhoun

Carrollton

Cartersville

Cedartown

t-:l

f-'
>!"

Chickamauga

Whit e
- - - -- Negro - - - White - Negro - White - - - - Negro - White - - Negro
White Negr0

$ ----

---

-.

-

-

--. -

-

-
--

-

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

- - - - --

- - - --

--- -

$-
-
-

---

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--- -.

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$- - - - -0 - -- - - -- -- - . -- --
- ---- --. -

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--
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----
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----

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--

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-

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$--------385.00

$----------. 385.00

$--------..

$

4,674.90 $ 153.92 s.,
1,200.00

5,188.77

.

2,594.39 _. 18,084.04

4,457.30 0 9,949.40

1,880.00

5,642.08 694.24

_
_ _ _ _
_
_ _
._

Cochran Commerce Dalton Decatur Duhlin

Whit e Negro Whit e

---
--

.

---.
.- -

Negro - - - -

- White - - -
Negro - - - White - - - -

Negro -- - -

White Negro

-

-

----

--

--

-.-

-

-
-

-

-

---

-

-

---

--

- - - --

----

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-

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---

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--

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-

---

--- - - -

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-
-

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-

--.

.-
-
-

-

-
-
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- --

.

--

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-
-

----

--
-
--

-

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--.

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--

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- --

- -- - -
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-

--

--

--- -.--

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-

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--
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---

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

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-- ---
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540.00

_

3,724.50 413.00

4,239.50

_

1,272.50

. __. _.

_

6,560.00 700.00
18,835.96
2,352.62

._____ .______

167.00 24.00
.. _

29,113.47

._

5,100.00

._

9,312.93 _.

_

4,050,00

_

Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson

Whit e Negr 0

--

- - --
-

Whit e - - - - --

Negr 0 - - - - -

White Negr 0

.

-
-

..
--

-

--

--

--

--

--

-
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-- - - -

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-- --

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

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---

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White - - - . --- . - - -

Negr0 - -

White Negr0

--

-
-

-

- ---- --

-

- --
-
-

--

----- - -

- --

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-

-

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--

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-
--

7,853.17 2,535.00 27,800.36. 5,869.48 3,499.50
4,608.61 1,784.25 5,960.00

_ _ ._ ._
55.77

.

_

._

._

LaGrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie Newnan
Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls

~W:~h;it~e :::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::.11_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::: :::9:,7:8:5::.5:0: ---3~:4:,9~~7~9:.2:~7 :::::::::: ::::::::::_

~N':e:g\r~o~ :::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::1:::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::: ----2;782:57 :::::::::: ::::::::::_

White Negro White Negro

2,620.00 650.00

15,741.90 3,029.60 16,024.50 3,000.50

400.00 80.00
_ _

White

.1.

.

Negro

__

White

Negro

3,369.00

_

1,080.00

_

3,555.05

_

1,751.50

_

White

Negro

._______

White

..

51,926.59 2,100.00

_



_

_

Negro

.

.

.

..

. __~_R __ _~

_

White

561.63

133.52 227.51

81.30

91.76 11,194.98

_

Negro



.

. __

Thomaston Thomasville .t.-..:..> or Toccoa Trion Valdosta
Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder

White

Negro . .1

._.

..



.

. __. . _. __.____ 3,900.00

20,678.27

.

._

3,494.00

White

6,531.25 11,741.25

_

Negro

.



..

4,354.17 5,360.00

_

~W:~h;it~e :::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::C::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::1:::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::: :::2:,0:7::7:.0:0: U~U~ 2:U; ::::::::::_

~~~~ :::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::: +HU~ ::::::::::--u~ng

~~~:~:I:_- -.-:~- _::.-__ :-.:_--m ::_~.-H--~~:=::~-~ +~~:.-=-::- .:-:_=:

Negro

1,586.50

_

White

8,302.00

_

Negro

..

3,660.00

_

Total Cities

White Negro

561.63

133.52 227.51

81.30

480.16 13,381.02 27,768.251,025,778.60 2,525.53 92,404.18 8,447.17 480,580.04 81.04 54,576.82

Total Counties Grand Tota! - - - - _.._---~

White 1,055,119.35 69,991.1l 289,724.611639,734.55102,034.37 35,316.55254,723.41 Negro 443,582.23 28,875.90105,942.02277,276.69 34,266.42 8,966.69119,488.28

White 1,055,680.98 69,991.11

35,397.85254,723.41

Negro 443,582.23 28,875.90105,942.021277,276.69 34,266.42 8,966.69119,488.28

1289,858.13,639,962.06102,034.37

4,971.34 90,725.8310,505,548.66250,058.362,347,212.53 18,324.57 47,840.54 467.55 55,385.163,788,560.74116,536.55 617,218.44 8,859.08 16,828.23

4,971.34 91,205.9910,518,929.68

3,372,99J.J3 20,850.10140,244.72

467.55 55,385.163,788,560.74124,983.721,097,798.48 8,940.12 71,405.05

1277,826.61

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

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

- . - _..

v_"_O--'p,_eration of Plant-Continued

D. UTILITIES (except heat) BUILDINGS

E. SUPPLIES

B. CON C. HEAT

F. OTHER Total

___S~STE~ ~f~r_~~?5l_ ~~:~:: _~~i~l:~~_~~::J_4p~~:~~~::_r_lt~~I_ ~~~:iL' ;~~~~~~Othe~E~;~~.E ~~:~;~n_

Decatur DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty Douglas I:'"
0"'0" Early
Echols
Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

White $__

$ 16,323.62 $15,213.08 $

_.. $ _.. _. $ 2,214.43 $..

_ $ 6,830.70 $

__ $

$.. __.... $,. ..... $ 54,768.58

Negro __

7,354.16 7,544.34 .. -

_ _ _ 362.40.......... 3,415.34 _

__

__ __

22,990.24

White .. _._

_

18,618.28 112,385.63110,826.99 18,936.57 _

_.. 26,869.66. __.. __

__

34.60 __

488,882.71

Negro __.. _...... _

_. 1,115.12 8,642.02 12,056.92 1,482.84.......... 2,232.89. __._.....

2.87 . ___..... 43,681.20

White

15,041.63 1,552.53 10,349.36 _......... 815.77 .. _

2,753.46 ... __

1,324.94

__

39,522.94

Negro

_ 5,171.05 711.16 3,100.23 __

265.00 _._... 1,096.08 ..... __..

41.94

__. __ __. 12,547.96

White _. __..

Negro

White

..

Negro

White _.. _...

Negro _ _...

White . _.......

Negro

White _.___

Negro __

6,266.52

_._.

5,287.39. __ __

11,793.07 _ __

7,862.05 _ _

13,416.08 2,105.90

3,354.01 526.47

7,599.27

7,825.96

1,960.92 .. __ _

1,2.34.38

-..-

6,827.81 .. -- -- 922.19 .. __

4,067.75 .. __ _

_. __ .. _.......

__ __ .

3,176.77 24,225.54

_._

__

2,117.86 16,150.36

6,491.26 .. _....... 933.42 _

1,622.82 _ __ 23:1.36._ _...

8,859.33 _

__. 337.56 _._ _...

4,946.38 .. _. __._.. 134.19 __

1,877.59 -

275.62

813.44

_ .._

_ .. _.. __

2,804.50 _......... 434.69

__. __..

3,157.86.......... 434.70 ............... _...

7,923.96

_

__

_...

5,282.64

__

_.......

3,197.77 ................ __

_.

799.44 ..

__._

..

2,255.56 _

_._

2,043.43 _.. _ __

__

_...

353.35

_ _. __

_

_.

230.12 _

_.....

24,780.77 18,003.70 93,972.89
62,648.62 38,744.43 8,921.10 25,347.43 19,929.96 6,402.42
2,457.94

White _ _

~h~~ ::::::::::,

Negro

11

White

Negro

White

Negro

_.

White _

Negro .

.-.. 1

6,500.00 _._ __

U~~:~ 'i:387:97

4,448.80 1,239.65

13,159.68 1,257.57

7,006.16

82.20

_ _...

.

_

_.

22,888.69 1,252.79

129.02

22.50

4,072.20 2,500.00 555.10 __
.. u~tg~ 1:~~~:~~ ~~~:~~ ::::::::::

1,753.49 _._ .. _ 110.01 _ _

10,033.08 _ __

350.38 10,475.78

5,243.79 _ _... 387.42 6,148.52

2,848.25 3,121.20 451.16 _.....

2,190.97 2,400.93 347.06 _......

8,177.84 4,044.27 1,295.80

12.00

.0- -

.- -...

4,325.00

_

_..

U~~:g~ ----ii4:6ii 38:i3 :::::::::: ::::::::::

935.26

98.45 _.....

6,540.02

_.....

578.40

3,270.01

_

_

1,427.60..........

296.86..........

1,097.38..........

228.43

_

4,650.69..........

475.15

20.00..........

24,483.30
~~:m:~~
13,659.41 43,294.91 23,038.10 12,195.17
8,344.77 58,691.31
183.52

White

4,822.69 532.76 4,135.35

625.87 _ _... 2,305.00 655.33 _......... ......... ......... 21,514.00

Negro .. _

I 1,853.88 475.15

970.54 - ---.

83.55 .. _ _. 1,000.00 -

- --....... 5,583.12

White 1,000.00 25,000.00 1,500.00 20,000.00 _...... 2,600.00 _ .

5,000.00 .. __

__

_,_

80,100.00

WNehgirtoel'

1
1.00.00' . 1,000. ._0_ 0.

415020..90401,

61,,207010..1090 9,3-6.3-..5.4. _ 100.00 -.. -. 5-4-..0.4. 3,731090..0304 .. -"747.03

- _- . "3-4'3".0"1 ':':':.:..:.: :"_'- :'1

~I:i~~ ':::.... :I:i5,2~i:39 -- ..655:191.7:862:48 :::::::::: 1,673.47 ... ::::::: -20:797:32 :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: 315,001

~3.3.,,~1.01.30..500.9
54,108.85

~~~~[: .::}--itg~n~i1:::::::::r ~n~n~ :::::::::: 'iH~n~ :::::::] 2U'H~ "5:~~n? :::::::::: :::::::::: -'3:~Nn~1 5~H~H~

Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chartooga Cherokee Clarke Clay .t..v... -I Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson

~~~~~ ::::::::::1
Negro ----------
White 193.80
-- Negro - ~ - - - - --
White ---------Negro --------White 4,500.00 Negro 500.00 White ---------Negro ---------White ---------Negro ----------

4,165.17' 4,970. 851 4,9.55.08j
4,878. 251

306.48 436.25 315.92 398.24

3,229.78, 550.65 2,153.18 300.00 23,455.66 3,814.66 3,079.15 901.45 11,177.51 3,500.28
387.10 226.70 4,612.29 796.90
901.21 ---------29,554.49 225.30 19,702.99 150.20

____ 3U,2~11U.9i41

679256:.68~91

2,656.67 _________ !

24o.9o ____

1,187.77 780.811

221. 95! ______ 833.67 805.82'

'1"-- --- ----'I" 853.431:::: ______ ' 3,687.31
502.0l-- ---

:7;8:4::::::..:[ 5.481__
5.00 __

13,516.34 12,207.85 20,587.45

10.924.46

-- 4,027.44 - ~-

[/50.00

-- _I 2,519.65 - -------- ---

--I

---------t 2,684.96 -----
20,234.60 -----

108.17 - --- 1,295.86 1,483.901__ -------1 11,288.88 310.31 __

: 57.J

--I 3,516.94 ------
:-:1 17,742.68 1,240.35

438.28 ________ 1 3,270.09 --------- -- 100.00 i;25ii:c)()1

'."'"' ",.".,.M'."' ...' .... 252.58 --------
5,151.27 ----------

100.40

10.00

776.38 __________

107.00, _______ . __ _____ I 100.00:_ 715.49 ____________

1,214.14 ----------

55.30 __________ 1 355.801__________ --

------1- 49,378.13 --------- 10,231.52, __________ 117'447.49
+ 32,918.76 ---------- 6,821.02 __________ 11,631.66

3,237.41 2.158.27.

__ __

-----'1'-

--- -

16,754.20 8,152.62 78,068.64 15,025.73 61,093.24
I 1,883.78
261.35 13,640.68 2,900.45
274,612.67 183,075.12

White ----______ 1,904.17 182.79

226.44 ---------- 106.77 ---

207.09 ----

I'

50.07:-

Negro ----------

899.79 111.43

548.03 ----------.-

_.

White ---------- 13,695.96 1,009.91 10,178.71 __.. __

837.72 :---

108.94 ----- ---2.881.61 ----- ---,-

-1,-- .

1'
2,608.21

Negro

3,122.85 172.35 1,581.76 .

, 136.37

404.63 ______,

: 424.59

White _.________ 24,179.27 2,572.76 17,437.60

1 1,636.68

, 3,283.64

: 1 : : : : :.. - 8.001 260.00

Negro White

274.40

2,341.59 311.60 1,386.43._________

63.00

5,576.90 10,687.60 34,752.93 36,252.01 4,632.50

405.33 120,307.09

--i:5iiij-i,-I___

.82 14.20,-

~~~~ :::::::::: -- 1,~~U~ ::::~~~:~~ -- T~~n~ :::------ 1~U61:::::::r--~~~:~~ ::::::::::1: ~n~!I:-'1 141.19

4,068.82 2,106.:J9 46,588.27 7,845.55 61,236.86 4,634.71 172,125.30
5,812.81 5,609.30

White

26,912.16 7,370.08 25,764.18 _.

4,025.141

.25,19:3.65

__

Negro

4,024.91 1,102.25 3,853.22 ..__...

601.99

I :J,767.90' __ _ _

r" "

---I

~eh~~~::::::: ~:~6Ub 5~~:gg t~~U~ ::::::::: 9~~:~~ _:-::::::: I,~~U~ ::::::::_ ~U~'_::::::1

~gi :~7~~~~~00 :::~i~ii~:~i -;;~~ii:;~ :::~~~~~::~~ :~~~~:~~~~ --7'~f;:~; 21~:::~ -:;~;;~:;~ 24~4~56 ::::~i~:gt~~OOO],~~-

131,141.96 16,847.77 21,097.:J6 7,779.13 :J37,150.:J8 4,240.00 58,:J20.67

~~~~ :::::::::: :::::::::::: __2,134.40 1~:~~4:~~ _:5:808:0~ __::~~5::~ :::::::::: ::::::::::!_3::49:~~::::::::::1::::::::::1::

20,295.85 40,057.31 1,859.35

White

.____

Negro ---------White

8,812.68 383.48 4,406.34 ---------6,036.71 1,163.00

5,751.44 .

1,228.59

96.84,i 2,044.67

2,874.71 ---------- 1,228.59 --------- 2,044.66

1,144.45

629.57 .______ 1,897.31

606.12!
606.12
I

I
1

4.00.00'._

1____ --,----

750.89

__.1____

31,968.82 17,400.42 21,279.73

Negro

:J,018.36

60.00 1,093.73

46.45

948.65

_ :J75.44 ---- _1____

7,680.13

White --- ... ---- ---.-----.-- -------.--

Negro

.___________ 251.16

White __._______ :J,296.85 51:J.58

Negro --.-----.. 1,806.77 White . __._ . __. 10,134.23

578.81

8,440.67 11,822.93 1,406.45 ---------5,989.25 7,260.69 541.51 1,599.29 449.19

939.50 6,946.77

85.95 ---------. __ 1,141.84 --- 37.00

4,238.19 ----- -:J,848.85 _ . __ _
:J30.19 20844

566.62 -----

4,261.99

:37.79

216.81 -228.92 __
__ _ _

1

---

:: ::_____

1_ _ _
_

-

__

I - - -

__

38,88:J.01 29,224.08 8,372.54
5,537.6" 34,877.92

Negro ---------. 6,756.15 ---- .. ---- 4,631.18 ---------- 761.22

:J7.00 2,841.:J3,1 25.20 ------- --,--

'--

I 23,264.2X

White ..

. 5,262.58 :J60.00 5,137.94._________ 520.26

1

4,6:J5.20

1 __

_ _ __

42.5.17i__ _ 1 826.00 25,579.65

~E~~ :::::::::: ::::~:~~~:~~ ::::~~~:~~ ::::~:~~~:~~ :::::::::: ::::i95:5~1::::::::::1 ::~:ii~~- :::::::i:I::-:::::::I:::~:~:..I::::::::::! :~:~~~:~~

TABLE ll--Continued~PAYMENTS~WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

-----1 ---1----1----- ~

v_._O=-,,-pec-ration of Plant~Continued

1

-

D. UTILITIES (except heat) BUILDINGS

I

----;~~~PPLIES--

SYSTEM

B. CON- C. HEAT TSREARCVT- BUFOILRD-

I
I. Water 2. Elee

I

I

'

4. Tele-I

_F.OTHER Total

- T - - 1' I. Cus- I 2. Opera- I 3. Carc ,

EXPOEFNSE I oEfxPpleannste

ICE

INGS' and

tricity

3. Gas phone 5. Other todial

ticn of

of

4. Other OPERA- Operation

~ppling---- ~-~~~~~;~I~~~960j~~~~~~-~~;~I~~-~~;:842.70~~=5~~ ~-~ ~~~~~~I;~~-- White 5-Negro .______ _

Sewerage'
I 2,897.661 370.18

1,975.961'

515.29 __

Vehicles Grounds

2,987.50

_ _ _ __

TlONS
-1;-;277.50 _" __ .. 12,166.59

Atkinson

White ..

3,680.. 11 786.951 4,336.43 __

525.32 __ -_. __ 1,802.18 _.. _ _ 660.72 585'00 __"___ 15,982.66

Negro ._ .... _ 1,000.00 456.75 1.567.80 - -

167.801--- _

967.50

225.60 __ __ _

__ 5,420.45

Bacon

White 1,404.92 8,584.30 867.30 1,868.00 __

863.27 __

7,830.85

_

___

28,526.15

Negro

1,154.36 144.20

628.50._

47.7-1

1,005.70

_

4,197.80

Baker

White __00______
Negro

6,211.98 4,000.00

165.00 275.00

2,320.06 1 1,549.091---------.1

643.25 _.. 175.48

_ _ 1,850.00 1,440.37

10.05 __ 10.00

14,890.99

1"

9,494.94

Baldwin

White 1,200.00

1,422.27 7,746.13 9,575.481 .505.65 __

2,812.75 402.85

34,599.94

Negro 800.00

669.02 4,888.96 5.670.23 243.84 872.13 1,875.17 268.58

22,577.81

Banks

:e~;~ ::::::::::

6,~~U~

f~t:~~

:I,mJk:::::::::

I
:

-

. 1:620.91 ::_::::::: ::::::::

.___ 17'm:l~

Barrow Bartow

~~~~ :::::::::: ::_:~:~~~:~~ -i5,::~::: __ 2:::4:~~ -i2~:,56:iI97-:.89-~I,::-::::::::------ "4;~~~:~~ :::::::::: ::::::_::: ::i:ioi:~~ :::::::::: ---~~:~~~:~~

Negro

1,223.36 __ ...

I_

.. _

662.40

00__

164.58

5,939.74

Ben Hill Berrien

White

..

Negro _.

White 217.60

Negro._________

1,541.24 972.87
12,488.25
415',74:33 ..4488

246.00 2,031.9.5------- 1

24.00

742.16

1,221.03 10,093.70

1

5,817.6-~ ---~~-,6-~0:851 ..16,8-0-4.7-81'

542.02 __ 725.50 __

788.99 . 450.00
3,279.70

00

00 __

__

380.78 442.79

82.80 --- ---.-- ---------- ------00-- -----

9,119.93 2,919.03 40,463.39
3,178.83

Bibb B1eckley Brantley Brooks

White

00___

Negro ___.______

~ -White 00________

25,767.52 3,300.90
;:[ijl1 ;~~ 725.06 -- --- --' i:

6,276.73 __

8,652.64 3,807.88

1,297.63'____

'246,225.93

;:~lH',.dl~ -. ;:mn""""'~l"" :;:m~ 29,885.34 9,535.00 624.58 _ -------

3,561.40

_. __ 4,909.49

86.61 -------.-- 762.75

2,160.58 _

-.. -------1I

736.27

139,708.12 2.199.00

Bryan

White Negro

4,774.76 244.00 2,343.28 2,337.88 90.80, 1,950.66,__________

984.44 96.00

, 2,222.86 1,161.43

633.16 336.58

540.00 250.00

00 17,429.50
00_______ 8,210.20

Bnlloeh

White

.,_.

1 1

1,681.561

13,010.13 20,684.40

1,571.20

4,600.0300________

54,588.90

Negro

1____________ 655.231 6,442.26 5,738.39 696.79

3,203.00

_

23,317.56

Burke Butts

~f;iil~~~~:::~~~l-:}~~~~~~I--i~;:i~ U~H~,::~:~~~:~~:: 945.0: ::::::-::- u~n~:~~:~~~:~: 1--00-_____~!::-:E-~-=.--:-::- :~:~-:~] ;~JtU~

Gilmer Glascock Glynn nordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris
.~ .... Hart
co Heard
Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

~~~:~I:::::::::: ---~~:~~~:~~

White

2,145.78

Negrol White Negro White Negro

-----------10,794.90 5,397.45 9,456.27

White Negro

9,814.03 3,031.60

744.14 88.46

~:~~~:~~ ::::::::::
2,553.52

------------ ---------3,893.94 22,298.25
943.46 5,191.22 511.45 7,174.97

1,189.15 6,611.32 564.45 2,629.53

633.16 :::::::::L~:~~~:~~ :::::::::: ::::::::::

396.63

' 1,408.33

_

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

1,462.78

8,684.46

731.38

4,342.22

1,317.43

526.45

1,425.32 712.65 _
__

300.55 150.00

1,344.43 166.82

4,943.35 _ 2,471.64 _

458.44 93.50

243.33 40.00

29.23
1,808.64 904.32

_ 24,163.19
9,573.25
105,331.62 45,704.06 24,355.32
35,675.17 12,214.54

White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro

4,797.40 7,464.10
18,327.11 1,750.00 30,966.00

1,178.85 753.00
9,165.71 438.48
1,820.79 171.82
1,386.45

3,580.94 3,772.93

964.20 417.30

4,762.23 3,898.21 15,659.96 27,717.54 1,849.30 2,529.81 9,293.78
677.16 19,089.76
2,242.10 2,322.61

229.86 282.15
1,181.81 147.40
_ 666.71 1,543.45 272.80 169.77

1,363.37 2,456.80 9,017.45
992.00 7,017.01
369.31 6,338.81
1,411.86 3,614.33

2,008.35 5.04

1,322.34

200.82 405.00

626.26 165.60

20,711.06 21,681.80 87,627.66
8,059.59 49,654.27 3,705.19 85,987.36
_
13,465.34 12,354.34

White
~'h1~~
Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

5,455.76 999.28 6,917.39 2,413.98 965.41

4,760.79 471.49 100.30

29,829.90

----9;660:72 -- -563:10 ----4;043:22 :::::::::: --1;086:26 :::::::::: --1;236:72 ----152:00 -----38:00 -- --50:00 --3;616:24 ---27;205:73

200.00

8,050.66 9,754.16 2,598.39

469.26 737.29 353.48

3,369.43 7,546.93
971.53

538.60 691.04 70.00

1,030.67 3,575.31 1,787.65

176.20

39.00

55.00 3,616.24 20,505.58 1,961.95 30,347.12 8,103.05

4,351.58 118.00 3,619.34 880.25 382.03

3,246.93 188.84

300.00

17,537.72

2,000.00 125.00 11,049.65 1,871.11

809.02 9,018.72

416.00

97.19 _

1,600.00 11,711.45

163.17

7,047.88 46,755.41

8,381.78 1,216.58 5,335.70

17.30

__ 12,317.52

35,261.78

White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro

26,097.95 7,548.15
6,998.95 4,051.22 2,412.53 2,025.00 6,053.62 1,513.40

3,965.11 27,138.94

1.038.62 7,228.87

857.25 5,682.81 5,039.70

163.53 64.98

2,545.81 2,649.30 2,172.03

134.15

3,698.63

2,161.71

2,360.00 __

690.56 214.34

5,146.51 1,387.24 __

4,404.94 449.86 626.32 137.43
1,144.99

9,049.03 4,356.04
481.55 189.11 1,755.67 616.86 2,209.52 3,035.00
3,457.07 864.27

400.00 1,553.19 1 306.58 412.53
43.20 206.51

66.77 50.00

95,026.82 28,108.27 20,516.90
8,660.18 15,789.63 9,700.86 12,390.95 10,332.36
25,688.46 5,677.25

White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro

712.00
1

10,813.02 9,511.78 4,770.60 3,750.15 3,750.22 1,475.00 9,516.50
2,066.27 2,421.67

1,593.92 1,046.98
386.07 138.78 739.74 213.60 389.66
413.05

7,054.61 5,964.32 3,456.62 1,712.52 3,238.26
923.16 3,435.83
1,479.34 1,782.24

500.26 93.38

473.68

305.89 102.00

61.63 ----------

2,445.73 1,916.71 1,954.60 1,703.84 1,536.81
213.44 13,520.91
_
1,508.24 219.69

----______

32,140.04 20,977.67 15,055.05 12,157.93 14,545.92 4,237.20 34,764.91
_
8,198.18 7,457.93

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (195960)

V. Operation of Plant-Continued

SYSTEM

H. CON-

I

TRACT SERV-

ICE

C. HEAT
FOR BUILD-
INGS

D. UTILITIES (exeept heat) BUILDINGS

' 1. Water
and Sewerage

2. Electricity

3. Gas

4. Telephone 5. Other

I~~PPLIES I

I 1. Cus- 2. Opera- 3. Care

todial tion of

of

Vehicles Grounds

4. Other

F. OTHER Total

EXPENSE Expense

OF

of Plant

OPERA. Operation

TIONS

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

Lanier Laurens

White $ 1,797.11 $ 2,691.03 S

Negro 898.55 1,345.50

White

16,130.02

Negro

5,970.63

166.27 s
83.13 663.55

s 3,817.24
1,908.61 8,922.81 6,181.38

125.71 $ 317.33 $ 100.00 158.66
2,060.30 359.53

$ 1,969.88 $ 984.94
769.44 5,975.48 700.00 1,991.82

324.48 $

$ 62.49

939.22 S 5,196.13 $ 20,502.90

250.00

7,036.88

.

48,701.63

20,159.36

Lee

White

_

Negro

2,974.93 3,435.48 2,811.66 3,887.57

189.77

797.67 1,588.94

.____

10,749.52 10,433.17

Liberty Lincoln

White 1,479.92 Negro 2,964.30 White
Negro ._________

6,206.67 9,055.77 4,668.26
2,061.55

540.00 3,544.51 84.00 7,440.87 2,675.38. __.________
1,406.95

__ 481.62 321.06
_
56.95

2,447.99 3,521.37 1,637.02
1,578.23

._____

60.28 181.25 21,430.98

27.66

30,622.43

_

13,823.66

6,608.68

Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison

White

2,564.35

Negro

._ 1,909.59

White _.

._ 12,060.96

Negro

6,030.47

White

5,590.46

Negro

__

White 1,824.90 7,826.10

Negro 182.50 9,663.77

White

8,729.79

Negro

2,934.49

1,284.30 600.00
2,585.98 1,000.00
553.75 92.50
486.57 1,040.85
527.86

3,081.45 769.69
7,162.80 3,581.39 4,044.45 _
234.20 __
3,968.28 .___ 3,589.88 3,967.38 1,627.17

552.86 131.84 1,588.64 505.32 357.27 __
661.08 424.36 [. 526.45 120.00

7.77 1,380.30

6.53 2,757.49 4,496.88

1,702.84 _0,_______

1,498.95

851.42 .______

2,254.63 _

189.00

._

1,681.72 _

2,331.75 _

3,894.54 811.88

__

1,177.54 __

600.00 207.55

13,567.64 8,034.94
45,422.32 16,726.10 18,926.81
578.70
24,140.07 20,233.11 28,795.40
8,060.70

Marion McDuffie Mclntosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe M ontgornery

~:~;~ ::::::_:::
White Negro White
~~~~ ::::::::::
White 563.00 Negro __

~:~~~::7
1,519.70
2,900.12
iH~U~
9,769.31 1,238.20

:~~:~~ _
909.95 597.71 117.00
uH:~ 873.00 330.00

White

.___

I ~,ehg,rtOe -_-_-_-__-..-.-_-_-_1
n

~~~~ ::::::::::1

Negro,____

6,342.83 __.______ 75,,267038..7394 ---.-3.7-0-.2-2-
~:m:~~ ~~U~I
1,934.72__________

I 4,112.97 -- --

_~~7:~~ .: __:-- .. __~:3~::~5:-

5,925.65 6,555.93 1,080.79

.

2,622.70 268.18

1,846.84 1,364.64 178.14

1,079.84 __

2,127.69

._ 1,228.12

_~:~:4~ :::::::
2,572.41__________

__:~~:~o

U:U~ ::::::-:::]"i:Hf1g :::::::::: U~H~\:::--~~:~~ :::::66:~~ ----464:96 ----5~ng

5,270.62

615.75 ---------- 1,580.65 ---

__ 1_

1,689.07 __.

111.94._______

705.30 __

. ....

--------1 3,476.86 __ ._ .....11'748.871
3,185.36 -- .------ 612.38

. __ :_

. __ 1_

1

-2--,0-7-7-.8-0-'1_-__-_-_- -_1

.~11,460.00_
- 1'_ 450.00 -

1,482.53 -- ------- 417.85'1__________

--------,-

~2:,~lg4:9:.12T_--__-__: _-_-.-_-:_!:_:_:_:_-.--_-:_:-_-:_ :_:_:_:_:_:.::_:_-_-1, 1'~~Ugl::: __:_::: :::::~-

u

235.72.__________ __ ____.,

.I, _

__

19:~~~:8:
28,156.41 6,457.27 10,164.4:;
HJin~
25,052.33 5,374.51
13,028.56 1161,,057271..4523
1~:m:8i
6,281.69

Morgan Murray

Muscoaee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding

Peach

Pickens

Pierce

Pike

Polk

~

~

f-'

Pulaski

Putnam

Quitman

Rabun

Randolph

Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole

Spalding Stephens

~~~..i~:~:;:';:;;;";;;;:; I,":~ ;;;::;I;;~~~~["i"jl" Wbite
Negro

6.692.46 4,li8.li

680.82 530.00

4.315.54 2.661.52.... ..... .........

zs.zso ie

.. 1 2.16i.99] 2.159.69j'

::2:7~1:::

.1..
....1 ..

..... ''1''' ---- --

'.1,"

-1-

~h1~~ ~:~~5::: 2,998:12

"1:374:46 ....4:098:11 '3,130:30

Negro 1.000.00..

448.12

:::::.... ~~~~ lU~U~ White.... .....

3.556.i5 1,22i.55 "2;493:33

1,469.45
U2.~6~4:6.~5~i 2,663.72

Negro.......

1,472.04 259.65

965.81..

UrU:1 .... i13.50
184.4i

I

U~Ui 1 2,i92635.0405 :'.'::.:.:.:.:.:.:.1

:::::.::.::.1i.

m:~t ::::'; 406.i4 ......... 5;165:471" '324.511"3:680:26

36.2i.....

5i3.94, 49.16 . . .

,

18.796.59

::::f .. .. .. 1 15.052.38 50.48 28.994.10

-- ~-- --i
i

85.00

13.997.58 564.556.74

1
3.00

900.00

46,249.72 15.118.69 20.073.32 5.352.04
24.061.57 4,006.9i 38.284.40
4.436.87

Wbite....

2.701.21 913.05 2,480.06 4.207.13 693.04

'
1.921.201

'11 .... 143.20.

Negro

2,414.31 892.05 2.322.14 4,003.10 438.96

... 1 1.i38.21..... .

128.62 ...

White........ 11,714.21.......... 7.166.34........ 1,074.36

::..13.908.42. ... . ....

::::::::1 ~h1~~ .... 50:00 Ub~:~g "1;412:25 6,m:~~' 459:00 8~U~ ::::::::: 2.nU~

75:42'" 125.00 ..

Negro....

3,422.00 200.40 1,030.98

72.79 199.12.......... 742.60..........

10.00

.

White....

369.98 1,879.94 5.000.00 600.47

1 2.000.00

1

Negro

..

400.00 2.400.00 4.843.47 400.00

'1 1,585.91

..

~~~;~ ::.::::::: U66:56 ~6g:~~ lU~g:g~ i:~~~:n, 2.~~:gg :::::::::i t:g~U~:::::::: :::::=[=:1 ..

19.288.89
17.187.39 28.903.63
4,019.13 26,148.31
7.845.82 15.052.94 12,020.38 55.593.65 9.375.12

White

Negro

..

Wbite ... ,,,,,,

Negro

White...

Negro

White

Negro

White

Negro

2.640.27 1.976.82 1.259.59 1.0i0.46 13.821.44
124.98 6.087.59 3.259.90

355.55 411.35 814.84 864.79 231.43 46.01 866.90
22.10 610.89 609.49

2.072.04 1,875.33 1.526.60 2.106.19 2.579.57.. 2.51.>.25.. 1.039.40..........
32i.35... 4,569.08..........
42.99 2,812.86.......... 2.558.30..........

208.55

..

134.60

.

30.>.09

..

200.85 .

109.75 ..

137.69

.

654.41 ..

..

779.72

..

173.n ..

6.756.111 .. 6.756.11 -----_ .. - ----
45
467..~: 1
----I

..
.. 48i.15

18.369.01 18,172.56 11.939.10 10.133.53 3,921.68 2.451.94 30.465.83
209.36 15.892.64 9.158.36

251.144.31 95.293.44 19.442.07 7.838.67 7,111.91 4.527.88 27,185.19 23.950.57
12.387.99 8.028.47

81.831.12 29.680.06 42,680.05 3,OlD.30

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENT8-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

_ _ _ _ _ _ _-r-r-_ _-r-r-'

V. Operation of Plant-Continued

SYSTEM

B. CONTRACT SERV-
ICE

~ BUILDI~_ C. HEAT I__ UTILITIES (except heat)

FOR BUILD-
INGS

1. Water and
Sewerage

2. Electricity

4. Tele3. Gas phone 5. Other

1. Custodial

E. SUPPLIE~

2. Opera- 3. Care

tion of

of

Vehicles Grounds

-----,--

,------ _

4. Other

r,'. OTHER
EXPENSE OF
OPERATIONS

Total Expense of Plant Operation

Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor
I>:l
""I>:l Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

White S Negro
White Negro White Negro

$ 2,465.27 $ 230.81 $ 3,278.17 $

$

$

$ 997.35 S

2,178.43 470.05 3,051.22

3,777.49

3,004.81 448.46 4,667.83 1,467.61 436.82 1,971.33 2,651.00

1,769.08 478.23 2,928.86 1,660.12

5,378.50 540.00 2,136.84

339.69

1,772.41

5,174.80 220.00 2,572.59

253.00

3,020.10

$ 278.46 $ 231.21
__

113.60 $ 200.76 779.15 779.15

$ 11,978.65 11,153.91
27,450.47 7,615.44 13,517.44 14,448.49

White Negro
White Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro

2,160.00 ._____
1,941.58 1,941.58

2,408.62 3,276.80
8,028.61 4,020.00 3,689.18 3,527.95
11,000.32 2,567.57 3,610.96 1,544.09

258.01 643.04
184.30 143.76 487.04 308.95
227.00 274.25

1,284.56 1,162.37
9,103.91 4,535.01 4,762.16 4,492.14
8,779.45._________ 4,390.69 5,769.85 2,864.88 4,234.84 4,449.51

238.80 235.35 15.00
361.12 343.27 1,118.21 209.37 814.96
9.45

464.97

1,106.84

6,679.80 1,203.29

2,775.70 713.00

1,429.85

.___

958.39

771.361

.__

504.87 _ __

1,224.50 403.74

1,224.50

_ __

101.15

101.15

481.05 110.66

289.24

65.00 .______

94.83

87.66._________

742.86

_ __

517.25

195.25.

_ ._

__

6,360.31 7,750.55
35,340.82 14,064.71 13,766.18 12,574.96
31,201.04 11,190.41 19,590.18 17,152.08

White

9,446.15 1,994.04

Negro _.________ 7,321.53 1,138.62

White

"_________ 210.00

Negro

.

N~f~ ~~~~:~~~:~::::;~~;~:~~._JI~;~~

White Negro

1 2,944.52 .__ 1,196.70

601.37 165.94

9,880.64

50.82 901.69 214.08 2,102.57

11.42

48.39 179.14

33,834.44

4,500.29

483.16 187.32 1,839.60

156.10

22,742.12

16,377.16 12,824.57 1,733.28

1,794.12

42,131.53

5,459.05 4,274.85 597.95

597.70

_

13,429.55

~:~~~Jf-;;~~;:::l-J~~:~~~~:::::::- -:~~;;~:~~: : : : : ::::::::: ::i;~;i:~5 :-6;~~~:~~ _._;m~tf~

2,251.92 __._

548.61 _.

._

380.00 120.90

1,033.79

383.73

__

13,126.41 3,564.98

White
WNh1rt~ _-_-_._-_-:_-_-_- -_

6,234.09 34,,105854..5836

392.53 227105..5490

Negro White

1,390.48 255.12 5,970.10

:::::::::: __ Negro -----.-.--
i~:~

.~~4:,6~~8~6:.41~0 ----~-~.~-:-~-~

W ite

.__________

Negro

1 91.85

4,860.13

1,639.73

31.38 5,307.47 3,156.46[ 139.41

11.09 __

32,771.29

41,,841933..4718 ---------.

545101..89501

'1 2,170361..3995 -_-_---- -- -_-_ ----_ __

--1121'37,54295'.8333

1,448.50 3,567.35

71.95 ----.---. _ 243.17 __ ._____

281.951 _ 593.47 _

~3:,2~~8:0:.6754

1 38.00 :::::::::: ::::::::::

- _- - - - - -.1
::::::::::1 __

~:0527~5:.~5~1

--

2,619.96 7,000.00, 100.00

4,500.001__

2,019.96 4,023.02,

99.32,r___

-I 2,058.67._

_
-jI
-- -
i~8:b~

___ -_-.-_-_-.-. 80.10
--T- ----I
__ : : I ' : : : : : : I
100.00 80.00

4,648.00 12,837.19
~1~0:,5~9~~6:.3~5~
21,765.67 17,959.11

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Websler Wheeler While Whilfield
Wilcox
"""" Wilkes
'-N
Wilkinson Worlh Tolal Counlies

Whilej.......... 22,657.99 4,422.06 23,253.08. ._._. 4,318.38 -------_ .... 12,841.69

14,168. 34

.

Negro

2,396.71 613.00 1,206.61

_.. 191.61 ---------

506.24

1,574. 25 .

White _.... 15,712.82

Negro _._

7,856.41

480.00 120.00

._ _._

8,912.88. --------4,456.38. ------_._-

----
--_..

-_--------

7,259.03 --------- --------3,629.51 .. .. ---- .. -------

38. 08 19.03 ...

While

11,105.93._.

6,892.95 ..... _.... 2,120.11 _.. _------- 4,777.41

-. ---- - ..

35. 00 _

:::::.::: ::::::::::::.- Wl;;~~

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

27.75

----- _. ...

400.85"3;003:36 '"1:306:45 -. 171. 84

60.01 1,370.04 -------- ---------- ... ----

Negro .... . __ .

._._.. 607.00 3,260.16 3,479.44 340.15

83.01 2,404.03

--------

While 200.00 10,324.43 402.79 4,404.54

_.. 872.47 -----

3,738.54 651. 30

29.17 -------- 2,488.75

Negro 229.24 6,529.31 364.98 3,041.91 .. ._._ 573.20 -------- 3,083.56

14.31 ---------- --------

111,778.54 9,183.44 42,078.48 20,493.91 27,686.80 7,786.37 9,116.55 14,257.24
32,343.49
20.792.5\

While _

__ .. _ _..... 3,742.84 14,678.24 19,191.79 3,442.40 ---------- 13,504.77 839.74 847.62 --------

286.67

Negro __.. _._ .. _

__.. _.. 924.09 3,287.12 3,722.33 300.82 ---------- 2,663.37 ---------- ---------- --------

12.24

While .. _....... 1,603.83 180.00 1,369.24._._._._ .. 197.05 ---------- 297.17 ---------- ---------- --------

Negro .. _ _.__ 1,662.67 ... __.. 1,038.88._ ... _._ .. 220.10 ---------- 186.68 ---------- ----------

While _ _.. Negro ._._ .. __._ While ._._. ._ Negro

2,664.57 2,664.57 7,851.64

259.15 147.65 882.22

2,280.37._. __ . 773.21

1,196.64. __ _. 160.18

5,839.77

._._ . . __----------------

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

3,247.11 1,866.20 4,691.65
----------

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

----------
139.94 ----------

155. 83 ._

_.

155. 83 __._._. __.

377. 94._ .. . __

--------

While Negro ._

_. .. _._._._ 29,857.48 _._

_.. ._. . . _._.

.

.1. _4.,.9.22.5.6..__------

---

-----

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

9,924.37 ----------

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

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

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

82,956.42 14,379.67 5,017.29 3,108.33 16,390.24 8,271.07 22,993.66
71,599.83

While 904.31 Negro 301.43
While ... _._.___

5,985.64 1,867.43
5,176.18

954.71 350.75
803.78

5,343.85 .. _._. _ 274.59 ---------2,235.90 .... _. . _-------- ---------3,800.00 700.00 500.00 ----------

2,389.00 1,189.15 1,363.34

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

_.

35.00 7.97
-------

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

-

.

.. __

. __. .. _.

._ ._

--------

500.00

20,700.92 7,548.13 22,505.30

Negro ._._._.___ 3,751.38

While _._._ ... _._._______

Negro

_._ .

_.___

534.88 464.35 965.41

1,500.00 700.09 4,403.14 6,876.47 2,962.94 5,588.93

198.45 ---------831.35 ---------411.34

1,987.53 1,832.36 4,067.15

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

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

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

467.62 16,020.95 . .. _ 17,600.37 ._____ 16,249.77

While

_ 11,572.78 587.45 6,793.40

_._ 1,151.59

39.11 5,140.51 185.46

66. 90

58.48 35.395.52

Negro ._._._._._ 9,970.53 601.72 3,532.66 __._._._._ 101.56

2,545.53

67.35 ---- . . ._ 21,345.60

While 81,257.661,281,559.68292,679.651,429,517.22 568,922.19 203,180.84 99,042.19 713,194.01 52,900.54 29,140.02 32,072. 29 49,027.147,495,929.43

Negro 8,917.60 471,886.28 76,962.97 383,846.90116,485.25 43,849.67 33,345.40 238,557.33 9,608.33 11,193.82 5,867. 17 6,870.682,166,833.70

Americus Atlanla Barnesville Bremen Buford

While ._._._._._ Negro __. ._ While

Negro

.

While

.

Negro ..... _._.

While Negro

55.00

While ._.

Negro .

.

3,790.78._._... _.. 2,676.04 __._._._..

3,742.25. 1,754.16 _. ._ ..

47.5.39 ---------141.94 ----------

1,084.25 ---------795.81 ----------

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

----------------.__ .

._.___ ._._._._

14,532.67 9,247.95

34,085.13 ._._.. 179,908.09169,641.25 9,960.15 ---------- 50,114.83 ---------- --------"-- 4,121. 26._._

1,195,460.36

19,943.75 __._._._._ 90,774.00 80,684.63 15,194.91

._ ... _._. . . _._ .. _._._.

._._.

.. ._. ._._._.....

._

.

.. .

.__. ----------------

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

31,877.24 -------------------

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

2,947. 80 ---------------

635,986.57

3,815.48. ._._. .

. __._. 2,822.77 __.. _._._.

. ._. ._. __ ... __. .

._. __. .. __. _.

_

_-

183.12 -3-2--8-.0-5-

-------------------
____ ._._._

1,972.67 ----------
960.51

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

---------------
931. 83

80.001 1------- 480.25 ---------- ---------- ---------

16,276.44 _.. _ 5,141.10
1,041.25

i

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

v. Operation of Plant-Continued

1

SYSTEM

I B. CON- C. HEAT

~:~~~LDI;GS _,_~~S~PIPL~-"-- ~X~~~~~I D. UTILITIES (except

----1----

--- .- --

Total

TRACT I FOR
SERV- BUILD- 1 1. Water

2. Elec-

4. Tele- ,

I 1 Cus- 2. Opera- 3. Care

Expense

OF

of Plant

ICE , INGS

and

trieitv

3. Gas

phone 5 Other todial I tron of

of

4 Other OPERA- Operation

Sewerage

Vehicles Grounds

TIONS

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

Calhoun Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown Chickamauga

White $

$

Negro

White__________

Negro

.____

White Negro White

Negro

White Negro

7,678.45 $

$

~

7,654.73 1,077.33 3,827.37 538.67

3,784.26

822.85 457.55

1,435.73 480.00

3,077.26 $

$ 887.03 $ _

_

3,932.75 1,966.38

.___ 448.62 __ 224.31

5,705.95 3,342.86 1,256.62 __

1,314.62 3,537.34 233.93

15,788.05

.____ 672.11 __

5,316.12

158.10 __

1,440.00

444.92 __

_

s 2,340.96 $
2,206.04 _ 1,103.02
1,622.09 459.32
1,985.62 512.31
1,089.11

291.08 $-.------- $

279.34

13.88 409.61 150.25

75.20 $
_ _ 720.60 113.79 _ _ _ 145.16_

$ 19,178.80 1,200.00 20,508.24 10,254.14
_ 35,353.15 10,573 .85 29,084.13 8,016.78 11,371.24

t-:> t-:>

Cochran

H"-

Commerce

Dalton

Decatur

Dublin

Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson

LaGrange Marietta

White Negro White _ Negro
White __ Negro White
Negro White Negro

2,581. 74 1,296.81

7,381.82

_

800.00

_ 12,095.02

_ 2,400.00

_ 4,914.S9

_ 2,700.00

_ 2,234.36

_ 353.32

_ 1,117.18

_ 176.65

292.26

_ 138.60

_ 10,372.05

_ 1,573.01

_ 2,439.61

_ 108.90

_ 12,070.55 7,300.00 3,032.00

_ _

2,552.80 5,025.13

500.00 _

250.00 695.63

_ 2,900.00

_ 275.00

_ _ _ _
70.00
_ _ _ _

1,291.71 645.85
1,613.89
230.55 2,733.29
300.00 6,603.84
733.00 3,472.25 2,085.00

_ _
_

_ _
._ _
_ _

1,250.37 400.00

1,717.85 190.00

10,700.63 4,508.99 8,633.15 1,093.15 44,690.63 6,414.13 _ 73,183.10 _ 12,125.80 23,420.83 12,010.00

White

4,195.62

328.75

598.97 __

Negro

2,528.13

198.08

360.91

White

9,612.33

8,626.45

1,007.62

Negro

4,117.50

2,253.86

132.34

White

1,500.00

1,624.27

600.00

Negro

500.00

800.00

175.96

White

4,485.24 __

2,983.72__________ 562.21 _

Negro

839.59

3,709.47

191.25_

White __

3,964.21

2,948.43

576.40 _

. '" ~~ ...~'''t;;~:~I'""~~" Negro _

----- ------ _ 1___

-

1

I

ioo ,.1 ,,,,,,j

1

2,087.11 _ 1,257.61 _ 3,676.50 _ 1,158.65 _ 1,000.00 _ 366.69 _

7.62 6.00
,

1,363.94 __

475.95

1,328.13 __

7.42 _
59.95 1.70
_
_

_ .

_ _ _ _ _ _

15,078.66 6,R85.73 50,783.21 13,533.53 8,279.54 1,842.65 14,003.72

7,000.51

14,777.17

.;:~;~I

1,1i78.1i3 --

I --i-- -:- 90,65R.15

:-_:::r::::-- ----I:: __~28:Ril :::~~:~~i:3il

Monroe Moultrie

~Eii ~~~:~~~~~~- -igj~;:i~ ::i;~~~~t::i~i~i~~i ::~t~:~~I:-i;~Ii~~t~~~~~~~~~ --d;~:i; :~~:~::::: :::~:::::: ----~~n~ :::::::::: ---1;~i~t;~

Newnan

White Negro

760.92 351.51

2,110.44 8,566.86 1,354.25 508.89 3,123.06 150.04

__ 4,693.31 1,314.67

204.00 50.81

33,714.28 8,499.48

Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls
Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa Trion
l'.:l
'"tv Valdosta
Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder

White Negro White Negro White Negro .
White Negro White __. .
Negro

2,473.13 1,300.00
756.25 778.31 28,800.60
1,319.78

333.30 2,601.29

166.70

408.45

238.85

987.84

77.00

704.40

3,986.25 19,152.77

.

.

.

1,855.12

.

475.31 78.00 508.40 92.09
1,612.85 . .... __
226.39

. ..

.
~__

White . _

Negro . _

White __.

_

Negro

_

White

. __

Negro .

_

White 400.00 Negro . __. _

White

_

Negro .

_

6,137.21 2,256.30
7,948.54 4,451.58 4,363.37 2,613.66 3,050.00
505.24
6,298.73 4.601.79

60.00
2,612.45 1,587.30

4,542.63

.

_

4,706.63 . 3,383.47 6,271.40 2,090.46 __._______ 1,013.00
229.95

9,056.38 2,140.34 6,246.09 1,113.28

.
1,778.49 315.48
1,047.12 349.50 483.85
1,561.71 950.82

White

.

.___

Negro . .. White

.___________ 8,356.07

Negro White ._._______

3,581.18 1,846.61.

Negro

1,987.23

White Negro

__._._

4,405.71 2,346.80

552.23 287.51 .______
. __._
120.00 60.00

2,688.83 1,000.07 9,930.99 4,256.14
. __.. 3,648.84 1,978.65

3,822.70 1,863.30
._.___
900.00 450.00

417.34 183.64 1,837.49 787.50 494.28 219.95
317.81 105.80

600.00 157.80 817.10 921.87
6,234.12 __ __
970.54

94.00

3,639.80 _
136.00

_

_ ~_

_

9,852.03 3,190.95

6,863.49

4,325.17

63,426.39 51,926.59

6,701.83

~

_

.

_

~

_

_ .
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ __

4,630.79 238.85
2,030.77 1,852.12
2,034.56 678.18
1.420.10 107.00
2,739.14 1,889.90

3,252.98 58.51
._ _
777.15 621.68.

494.46 66.19 121.78 40.59

_ _ _ _
270.00 90.00

_
__ _

43,141. 88 6,317.66
35,231.39 19,783.01
19,946.22 7,555.43 8,503.95 6,565.24 42,615.05
26,618.96

896.81

__

171.60 4,734.69

_ 205.46 __

2,029.15 1,218.93

88.06.___

_ _

984.28 __._

._________

1,418.22 216.50 409.11

__

563.25

_

12,269.91 4,569.12 50,114.93 23,209.27 7,834.82 4,777.96
19,738.19 9,164.50

Total Cities

White 455.00 223,572.84 28,882.92 354,069.64218,228.46 60,381.32

Negro

69,043.95 3,926.99 140,131.78 91,271.61 21,291.72

70.00 142,512.45 2,075.15 10,857.75 8,780.07 54,439.63 766.55 610.46 3,584.33

798.892,199,161.05 90.00 928,842.09

Total Counties

White Negro

Grand Total

White

___________ Negro

81,257.661,281,559.68292,679.651,429,517.22 568,922.19 203,180.84 8,917.60 471,886.28 76,962.97 383,846.90 116,485.25 43,849.67
81,712.661,505,132.52 321,562.571,783,586.86 787,150.65,263,562.16 8,917.60 540,930.23 80,889.96 523,978.681207,756.861~~141.39
1

99,042.19713,194.01 33,345.40238,557.33
99,112.19855,706.46 33,345.40
1292,996.96

52,900.54 29,140.02 9,608.33 11,193.82
54,975.69139,997.77 10,374.88111,804.28

32,072.29 5,867.17
40,852.36 9,451.50

49,027.147,495,929.43 6,870.68
49,826.03192,,619656,,089303..740~
6,960.6813,095,675.~q

SYSTEM

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60) VI Maintenance of Plant

A. SALARIES

B. CONTRACT SERVICES C. REPLACEMENT

D. OTHER EXPENSE

OF EQUIPMENT

\ - - - . , - - - . , - - - - - , - . _ - - __ --------...,---,.-. . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Total Expense

4. MannI.

4. Replace- of Plant

I. Grounds 2. Build 3. Repair Replace- I. Grounds 2. Build- 3. Repair I. Instruc- 2. Non 1. Grounds 2. Buildings 3. Equip- ment of Maintenance

ings Equipment ment of

ings Equipment tional Instruc-

ment Equipment

Equipment

tional

Repairs

Appling

Atkinson

Bacon

Baker

Baldwin

t-.:l

t-.:l Ol

Banks

Barrow

Bartow

Ben Hill

Berrien

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

Bulloch Burke

White $... $._ .. __ $ 322.36 $ __. _. S.. Negro _ _. __ .. ... __ 182.23 _.. _. ...

. $. .. $. __ _.. L_ .. _. __ $ 440.00 $. __. __. $

.

.,. __.__

400.00

.. __

White _ __.. 786.22 2,042.69 _..

. __.

._._.____ 527.22 225.00 4,000.00 __... _. __.

Neero .. _ __ 265.11 650.33 _._

..

.___ 150.65

50.00 1,267.10 __. . __

White 237.00 2,221.69 782.60

1,630.95 .

Negro

84.00 ..

__ 357.00 ._._... 325.00

.

.

.

1,370.67 3,016.5 ._ -- .... _

White _...

..

_

.__ ___.

._____ 283.00

._._ 985.00 328.00

15.0

Negro __._.

.

._

160.00

.________ -.

_

White __._.

._______

_

.

.___

30.00 5,572.96 6,061.53 1,290.1

Negro

20.00 3,715.31 4,041.02 860.0

4,297.36 L 2,369.58 __. 3,000.00
626.79
66.37

$.

$

.

__

._

_

896.37

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

3,563.88 1,901.08

__

3,411.31 2,400.00 _ 2,274.22 1,600.00 _

5,059.72 2,951. 81 10,581.1:3 3,009.98 10,222.15
766.00 7,075.96
160.00
18,765.90 12,510.63

White _

.

.. .

.____

1,773.22

_

1,773.22

Negro . _.

.

..

_.

White .

._

_

. ..

_

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

.

.___

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

919.00

584.3

-1--,8-2-8--.0-2- -.-..--------

-------_---

-------3,331.34

Negro __..

. __.



.. _

__

----------

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

White

24,570.22 __._______

152.57

1,457.40

. ------ __. . __.

---------- 26,180.20

~'l:l~~ :::::::::: 3'~6U~ ----820:61 :::::::::: ::::-::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ----200:00 :::::::::: :::_:::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::1

3,671.13 1,927.0:3

Negro

500.00 400.00

._

75.00 __. ._ .

--------

. __. __

975.00

White

5,636.66 546.54 1,878.42

-------- __ -------

16,497.77 __

24,559.39

Negro

.

'

.

----- .

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

White

52,543.17 __

1,441.71 3,463.23

4,767.22 3,419.75 2,293.1 47,120.98 470.37

Negro .___ 29,812.90

White

. __.

818.02 1,965.03 __._______ 2,704.91 1,940.:36 __.______ 40:3.50

350.01 26,736.36

25.0

503.92

266.89 216.61 1,038.22

Negro

__ .

._________

49.75

37.89

35.69

White __.______ 2,462.80 1,246.IE

__ __

115.00 1,388.12. __.____

206.71 512.84

54.94

Negro . .

..

. __.

.

.___

18.75

84.70

62.80.

_

White

1,611.3' 1,191.52

6,850.96

1,946.15 6,655.40

2,808.19

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

d~U; 3~~:5~ :::::::::: :::::: ::: 978:82 :::::::::: 1,51U~ 2,m:~~ :::::::::: ::::::::::::

491.79 1,266.20
210.88 7~Ui

Negro ....

1,236.11

..

..

756.65 1,568.33

365.67

White Negro
White Negro

77.82 5,700.00 1,000.1 0 4,010.03 ---------- --- --- ---------- -- .--.--- 513.64

1

50.00 3,821.19 1,000.00. __. __

1,040609..0000 __1,20. 0.00 ---.-_-_-_-_-_--_ ----

--- --------

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

---------__

-------- __

_

417.48 . __. __ 1,000.00

_ . __. . __.____ 5,190.91 __

4,274.65 ---------- 1,581.00 --1--,000-.-0-0.
1,341.86

__ ..I
_1
1

115,519.59 64,594.48 2,187.2.5
123.33 5,986.59
166.25 22,821.56 2,809.42 6,304.37 3,926.76
15,616.32 7,121.19 9,000.00 7,950.25

Butts Calhoun Camden

Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham

Chattahoochee

Chattooga

Cherokee

~ ~

Clarke

<r

Clay

Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colqnitt

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp

~~:~
WhIte Negro
White Negro .

~nb ~~tn 1,325.00 575.00
11,040.88 .________

~~Ug :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: 73:~~'::::::::::i::::::::::

7,898.41

3,772.81 949.54

1,990.64 2,205.51-

_

570.00 3,836.11

28.60 2,010.80'

_

571.55 808.75

634.83

2,287.77 -

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

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

432.21

._.

.____ 3,555.92 ---------- -- --.---- --.- ------- ---------- ----------

998.26 950.15 18,141.91 7,020 ..51 15,343.78
3,988.13

White Negro

271.50 _._. .________

White Negro .

White Negro
White Negro
White Negro

65.00 250.00

15.00

60.00

744.50 992.36

10.50

56.25

8,195.74 56,118.91

5,463.82 37,412.61

.________

400.00

.___

80.00

29.96

.

90.70

5,617.78

3,745.18

.

375.00
84.00 .
625.00 31.00

2,874.11 1,000.00
300.00 ..
17,550.00 75.00

.____
._________ ._____

1,590.00 802.07

--_ ---------_

568.09 30.00

1,360.53 501.05_

.

.

90.00 ..

_

1,429.00 1,505.00

95.00 130.90

380.41 422.08

29.00

25.84

2,550.46 _

_

1,700.31

350.00 50.00
437.47 341.78 7.00 __
2,655.59 1,770.40

_ _
31,154.13 193.94
1,896.80 65.30
2,436.18 608.97
29,116.54 19,411.03

200.00 115.93 294.97 82.71 947.96 57.25 228.69
31.25 3,807.05 2,538.03

_ _ _ _ . _ ._
200.00 _ _

5,878.70 1,948.00 33,694.68
366.65 25,018.76
659.45 6,013.43 1,059.51 108,062.07 72,041.38

White

Negro

White

Negro White __.

Negro __._.

White

.

.___

31.40 204.64 122.50 ----------

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

- ----------

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

- ----------

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

.________

18.85 ---------- -- ------- --------.-

.

..

29,215.83

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

390.06 32,080.68 16,592.85

116.21 3,385.69

955.08 53.10

177.13 __. __ _

3,957.70 6,507.83 _

664.52 495.20

_

6,949.77

_

769.18

_

7,927.92 810.92

_

Negro

White _.

._

Negro ._____

---

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

1,075.96 455.31. __.

._

60.00

3,171.86 -------- - ------.---

400.59

135.60 1,826.95 -- --- ----------

473.19 565.35

. . __

149.70

_

1,490.75 53.10
10,465.53 1,159.72 6,968.62
769.18 90,520.16
5,236.32 3,078.19

White ._____ 8,148.35 171.37

Negro

1,218.65

25.63 ..

.

.

White ._________ 1,217.97

.

Negro

464.00

.

White

.

5,451.33 ._ 815.29
.___
..
. 19,225.52

711.94 2,427.41 106.48 363.04 ._.____

8,166.99 1,221.43 1,563.19
548.00
2,840.37

1,418.75 212.18 .______ 358.49 _._.______
150.00 _.________
4,505.33 2,376.26

26,496.14 3,962.70 3,139.65
1,162.00
28,947.48

Negro White Negro
White

. 1,998.00 _.

702.00

133.00 11,859.40



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

. 00 4,559.67 4,852.76

20,784.12 .

.______ 32,194.55

..

. .__ 1,602.04 1,705.02

7,302.53

__.______ 11,311.59

. 18,001.36 18,654.01._________

848.56

._________

49,496.33

Negro

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

White 589.46 3,937.24 3,335.09 7,935.98

600.00 -----.-.-- ------------ -.-------- -.----.---

Negro 589.45 3,937.24 1,667.54 7,935.98

White

.

._.



.

. __._____

600.00 --------.- ------------ .--------- ----------

. __.___ 2,581.19 2,416.36

5,422.34 2,403.49 -.

__

Negro . __.

.

._

1,896.33 650.00._________ 2,711.16 1,201.75 -

.

~-:~~~:~:~::::~::~~,::::--::'~~~~::- m~ ~~~:~:.:,utill.m-~,:illm ::

16.397.77 14,730.21 12,823.38
6,459.24 9,307.41 3,878.69 1,262.84
334.66 10,295.09 6,863.40

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

S,STEM
~~e-------
Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge

VI. Maintenance of Plant-Continued

A. SALARIES

______

_

B. CONTRACT SERVICES
,l

ICm. REEPQLUAICPEMMEENNTT I

.

D. OTHER EXPENSE

Total

I 1. Grounds 2. Buildmgs

4. Manu!.l

I

I

3. Repair Replace- 1. Grounds 2. Build- 3. Repair 1. Inatruc- 2. Non-

Equipment ment of

ings Equipment tional Instruo-

1. Grounds 2. Bmldmgs

4. Replace- ~m~~~
3. Equip- ment of Maintenance ment Equipment

I

Eqmpmentl

tional

Repairs

5.._= WNhegir~o ~__..=== ~== ~_= ~===[=== ~==== ~== ~~~~~ ~===

-$-2~~~ ~494.~ . : ' ;-$-~034._~_

White

80.01

Negro

446.50

874.56

812.57

2,213.64 _

White 789.30 6,795.26 Negro

6,854.58

10,338.61 1,570.55 602.18 26,950.48





_

White 107,020.59

Negro 8,893.51

White

Negro

.___

8,667.46 1,220.85

4,234.53 1,777.80

12,603.43104,144.24 20,760.35 3,698.53 7,470.98 1,047.36 8,654.48 1,725.20 307.35 620.85
1,094.59

6,376.13 529.86
9,115.47 790.28

1,434.01 466.53

262,074.25 21,778.61 24,546.06 4,255.46

Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols

White Negro
White Negro
White Negro White Negro
White Negro

16,228.33 10,818.89 120.00 2,432.12
608.03
154.12 51.38

11,650.00

26.00 6.00
80.90

699.97 515.46

1,356.98 373.84

944.33 13,294.12 365.23 9,021.96 2,626.86 2,235.60 1,751.24 1,490.40
..
573.56 374.75

837.06 558.05 407.42 101.85
217.28

6,807.47 1,032.65 13,436.71 8,957.82 2,624.61
656.15
1,981.22 293.85

3,500.00
4,747.72 1,186.93 3,340.04
835.01

4,248.37 449.77
1,325.43 883.62
18.00 14.00

26,651.27 11,243.45
40,189.99 24,460.02
21,999.87 2,566.96 4,066.01 1,356.47
3,381.83 345.23

Effingham Elbert Ernaline Evans Fannin
Fayette Floyd

White Negro

3,200.00

_

1,000.00

__

White Negro White Negro White
Negro

441.76 140.00
402.10 471.15

2,971.77 780.00

1,105.36 300.00
3,311.89 378.36

,__________ '__________ 2,576.91


9,250.22 3,632.93

1,136.10 501.00

1,185.98 122.52
400.00

4,815.62 1,189.81
__ __ __
_. __

White Negro

576.94

306.25 24.38

442.60

3,494.70 3,637.30 364.28



_

~~iil~~~~~~~~~~:i~;g~~~~{~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1~~:~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~b~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ::::i~i~~~

2,840.54 608.00 1,252.90
993.75 437.85 433.86 231.50 16,890.89 518.23 __
15,836.89 354.25 2,587.35 233.34 5,800.00 1,253.66
64.75

__ __
339.94 __ __ __
__ _ _ _

1,658.48 1,200.00 1,260.12

200.00 138.91

_

10,000.00

__

500.00

,

__

6,648.54 2,252.90 13,428.13 3,698.69 32,029.91 4,929.52 16,593.24 3,291. 84 15,875.73
89.13
4,289.60 338.91
37,200.00 1,000.00

Forsyth Franklin Fulton
Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Han Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston frwin .lackson Jasper Jeff Davis

305,491. 78 43,218.47

11,077.38

1,281.35

50,773.09 25,386.79 14,319.02

48,662.61 19,974.42

White .... Negro __
White .. Negro . White .. Negro White. Negro __
White. Negro

---I
1 1
I

6,709.13
452.261
I
-I
2,769.50 3,067.28 ..

:J,124.58 172.72

.

25,049.37 ..

----I ----

3,222.16

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

517. 361 . . . . . .
. :1::

2,367.00 --1 --- ....

66.20 21,033.11 5,134.84 ....

--I

--- ----- -1-- .. 1-- -- .... ---1 .. .. 1 -- ... -- 1,460.80 791.05 ..

.... , ..

1------ --1 1,:J14.61 265.42

White

'1,852.40

~h1~~ "--'50:00I'i:370:00:.

~h1~~ ..~O:~~ 2,105.00

Negro . __

White 402.00 1,293.00

Negro 150.001 750.00

White ------.--.i 4,800.00..

Negro..

'

2H:411

__

1,202.05 2,827.77 1,063.62

..::::': ::.::::. -- ::-- .. '::::: 1:265:00

__.. -- . . :::

::: __ ---- .. - - . . . - -

1,724.50 5,588.59

710.00 680.52 986.92

.. .. __

.

453.29 ..

300.00 __

__. __. __

.

100.00 ..

__

.. __. __.. __

__

__.. '''''. ..

2,197.36. __ __

__ __.

3,409.58

__ .. __ . __ . .. __.

189.38
. . .
. . 390.06 262.30

5,076.19 836.78 .

759.37 1,184.36

I'

45,30:J.23 14,375.71 __.. ::::::

5,229.78 1,691.24 .

4,244.05 1,089.18 .

223.:37 259.60. __

11,561.10 13,066.50 ....

-i~826~44 1,970.15

.. ~=~=
.

1,105.56

85.94 322.00

2,521.00 2,279.15 9,429.54
67.51 2,608.66
300.00 3,799.98 1,379.02

122.97 422.91 530.27

:J38.77 46.80

728.56 .. 91.24 .. 3,470.35 .. 2,844.12 ..

9,210.27 1,943.73 91,437.44 10,143.18 10,145.25
677.97 50,795.55
6,847.79 6,617.46
8,893.1:J
6,377.74 7,308.88 16,535.32
520.80 5,332.22 1,391.24 14.657.75 7,895.02

White __. "'egro...
~;~;~ ::::

.. :Jl,090.07. __

__

1,8:J7.50 39,941.16 3,717.38 2,082.17 19,134.12 21,427.80

--.:::::: :::::::: : :::::::: ::::::::: 10,363.36

I

..

612.50

11,990.37 1,2:19.12

..

. __

694.05 6,378.06 7,142.62 .. __. .. 176.84

__.. __ . __ .. "" __'... .....

.

22.78

13,883.26 8,374.21 .. 4,627.76 2,791.40 ....
1:10.26 1,123.24 . __ . 49.65 147.56 __

141,487.67 45,839.24 1,430.34
219.99

~;~;~ ::::::: ::::.::::: ::::::1 ..------ ----..--........ ----.-- -- .,.----....... :::-- :::::::::::: :::::::::: ::::..--....----..----

~~ii : : : : : :;~j~nL:::::~J:l:~~~~~~ ~~~~:~:::~ ~~~:~~~~~~I::~~:~~~~~ ~~:~i~~:i~ .:~~~~~~~~ ~~~:.~::~~ 5,854.12 2,690.26
5,583.86 =:.'.==.::.::-'.:====="------'-'-'~:1',.1:0"0..0.0.

__. . __.

7,475.39

__.. __. __

3,510.55

465.66 __

20,853.63

20=0=.:0.0.:_c_..:.:.-:.='____3_,_7_5_0~.=13

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENT8-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60) VI. Maintenance of Plant-Continued

SYSTEM

4. Manuf.

1. Grounds 2. Build- 3. Repair Replace- 1. Grounds 2. Build- 3. Repair 1. Instruc-

ings Equipment ment of

ings Equipment tional

Equipment

2. NonInstructional

1. Grounds 2. Buildings

Total
Expense
4. Replace- of Plant 3. Equip- ment of Maintenance
ment Equipment Repairs

Jefferson

Jenkins

Johnson

Jones

Lamar

~

<:;.: 0

Lanier

Laurens

Lee

Liberty

Lincoln

Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison

Marion McDuffie

White $ 133.50 $

Negro

62.1.3

White

s..

s.,

L------_ $ 982.97 $

$ 1,813.24 $ 188.68 $

$ 1,619.13 $ 469.36 $

1,439.77__________ 827.79

632.47 800.43

50.00 2,062.50

1,092.50 2,143.00

$ 5,206.88 3,762.59 5,348.00

~~~~ :::::::::: ----890:25 :::::::::: ::::::::::

Negro

480.00

White

4,934.17

Negro

~4:~~ __~:0~2:5~ :::::::::: --i;i70:50 --i;549:50 2'i~U~

350.00 430.00

30.00

..

798.78

..

U~U~ --i;iaa:52 ::::::::::
1,000.00 420.00 10,098.72 4,605.98

U~U~
2,710.00 20,437.65
__

White

49.00

Negro

_.

2,049.09 1,020.17

491.76 813.52

2,589.85 1 1,833.69

White Negro White
Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro

737.50 385.11
327.91 448.38 1,131.37

114.60
10,771.83 1,607.83
530.00 673.22 2,076.70 364.81

_.
776.84 962.97
_.

3,354.58 8,620.54
116.00

_._
. .._ _._
1,281.96 1,480.44
..

1,276.10 1,000.00
7,212.20 5,664.55

459.50__________

60.00 3,000.00

1,889.93

627.01

_.__

98.76

1,790.00

_.__

1,805.73 2,075.25 100.00 300.00

257.75

9,594.84 4,236.86
861.71 1,726.02 1,000.00
478.35

2,181.27 322.49
434.70 632.36 316.94 __.. 257.54

5,450.33 845.11
15,047.93
4,497.76 12,403.12 4,658.11
16,569.90 20,208.48
4,641.01 1,100.70

White

1,237.45

1,716.45

233.75 297.17

2,128.04

.__ 5,612.86

Negro

1,103.83

624.05

94.92 434.40

2,257.20

White

12,776.12

241.46

4,268.74 1,788.62

19,074.94

Negro

6,388.07

120.73

2,134.39 894.32 __..

9,537.51

White Negro

1,305.55

489.58

675.18

1,879.87 4.00

4,350.18 4.00

White

__

5,993.94 655.57 1,474.28 8,123.79

Negro

..

__

1,383.18 720.54 2,799.83 4,903.55

White

_. 384.52

1,023.06 3,137.23 347.21 1,827.05 1,089.33

7,808.40

Negro

69.95

326.84 181.98 235.85

19.84 1,861.71

2,696.1i

~~~::::~~;:~~--~:;;~:~jl::i~~~~:~~::::::::::,::::::::::,::::i~~:~~:::::::::: ::::~~f:;~,--~:;i~:~i:::::::::: ---i;~;:;~ --~:~~i:;; ::::::::::---i;~~:;i

McIntosh Meriwether Miller

~~~r::::::::::'--i;~ii:i9 ::::::-:::'::_:::::::1::::::::::1 ~::~H~ :::::::::: :i6;i65:56 ::i;ii~:ii !~U; 6J~U~ J~U~I==:::::::: 2U~n~

~'l:\~~
Negro

::::::::::

__ :::~~:::

----215205:.0000

::::::::::

::::::::::

::::::::::

::::::_:::

__1:::::~~

::::::::::

1,1~U~ 20.00

d~Ug 3,g~~:~~!:::::::::: 139.90 1,043.84

~:m:~~
1,328.74

Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee ~ Oglethorpe
~
'"" Paulding

White 5,757.00 Negro 4,475.50 White
Negro

50.00 __

2,381.54 3,153.79

2,297.76 589.07

37.46 818.78 37.46 634.00 340.12 634.00 1,191.69

3,744.74 1,164.60
13,426.76 1,721.95

660.41

16,912.29 8,255.82 14,400.88 3,517.64

;y~;~ ::::::::::1__~:5~~:~~ __::~~~:o~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::

White

2,452.63

4,165.00 761.45 4,561.28 3,002.29

Negro

468.90 45.37

463.04 3,434.93 1,002.83

White

2,433.75

_

1,800.00 440.50

52tgg

g~n~ ~~U~ ::::::::::
1,650.89 2,491.21 3,423.42

5,~~U~
16,593.54 5,415.07 10,588.88

Negro

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

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

White 203,939.68

___ 19,695.41

5,311.89

13,591.08 95,787.24 12,628.24 9,789.95 360,743.49

~'l:\~~i:::::::::: --2:369:08 :::::::::: ::::::::: ----204:08 -----89:80 :::::::::: :::: ----- --4:283:36 :::::::::: ----5:322:ii :::::::::: :::::::::: ---12:268:43

Negro

__

__

228.79

42.26

271.05

~fji~ ::::i~~~~~I~~~;i~~~~~ ~~~::::::~ :::::~~:~~ :::~~~~~~: :::::::::: :::::~~:~~ -2:3~::~~ ::~:~;~:~~ :-::~ii:~i ----~:~~:::~ :::-7~0:~: ::::i~~:~~ ---1~:~~~:~~

White_______ 2,610.44 _ Negro

9,862.67

_

--

2,244.05

914.05 --4:i25:88 --3:901:92 :::::::::: ---21:414:96

__

153.71 163.95

2,561.71

Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk

White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White
Negro

__
1,947.00 __ __
2,420.00 636.09 1,000.00 142.30
650.46 --

_ 14,341.14 2,142.23 2,779.14 2.120.03 12,116.04

__

12,331.15 2,162.24 3,241.16 1,960.07 1,136.47

__

614.17

12,692.83

_

---- - --

47.80

689.58

351.00

234.46 5,063.78

42.50

22.60 3,500.00

213.90 734.06

750.00 3,832.70 881.92

500.00 700.00

2,000.00 600.00

---------___

33,498.58 20,831.09 15,254.00
737.38
8,705.33 4,707.40 6,412.58 3,800.00
650.46

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

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

Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph

~~~;~i:::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::

:::::::::::: i~Ul l~U~ ::::::_::: m:g~ m::i ::::::::::

White

__

475.28 18,980.89 5,896.12

_

Negro

-------- ---------- ------ ---- ----- 340.651

711.69 3,433.16

_

White

40.00.__________ 412.22 554.53

55.48

269.50 878.30

_

~it:------:-'"~1;i.'~~~Iili~:D"'='4l!i'l~l!,';~~~:HI

---------'-'

1,220.21
1,156.88 25,352.29 4,485.50 2,210.03 2,088.16 2,949.37
81.47 10,806.02 1,303.70

TABLE I1-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

A. SALARIES

1--- VI. Maintenance of Plant-Continued ll. CONTRACT SERVICES C. REPLACEMENT

D. OTHER EXPENSE

OF EQUIPMENT

Tot.l

SYSTEM

I

I

4. Manuf,

Expense

I

4. Replace- of Plant

1. Grounds 2. Build- 3. Repair Replace- 1. Grounds 2. Build- 3. Repair 1. Instruc- 2. Non- 1'1. Grounds 2. Buildings 3. Equip- ment of Maintenance

ings Equipment ment of

ings Equipment tional Inatruc-

ment Equipment

- --------- ---- --- --- ---- Equipment ---- ---- ---- ----- --1 tional -, ---- -- - - Repairs ---- ----

Richmond

White $

$86,232.50 $

$

$

s

s

$19,761.58 s

1$ 205.22 $ 33,874.76 $--------- $--------- s 140,074.06

Negro

21,558.13

4,940.39

51.28 8,468.69

35,018.49

Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole

~~~;~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::

White

Negro

White

1,747.10 412.0'> __

Negro

4,069.90 262.20

White

3,801.12

Negro

7M.62

_

5,~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::

1,242.38

1,122.82 188.96

177.18

37.03

370.85

1,788.23 1,063.89

:~6:~:
204.56 30.00 3,020.08

:~~:9~
194.31 12.69
2,017.37 2,017.37 3,291.64
514.16

2g:g~ ::::::::::
116.09 153.33
1,528.69 1,019.12
41.65

5'I~tg~
3,069.12 410.23
9,096.14 7,368.59 8,922.64 2,332.67

Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot

White Negro

14,291.76

6,725.'>3

__

1,826.91---------8'>9.72

661.72 23,977.81__________ 311.40 11,283.68

40,758.20 19,180.33

White Negro

664.24

580.77 1,340.70

277.20 .>,744.88

319.92 6,023.83

14,9'>1.'>4 _

White Negro

2,202.93

__

591.89

473.97

6,458.38 20'> ..>1

826.91 M0.44

10,080.11 1.219.92

White

2,041.'>'> '>'>1.99

6,412.04 1,628.67

10,634.25

~h~~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ---------- - 72.>.90-i:65i:93 ----46:47 ----i:500:00 :::::::::: :::::::::: ----3:924:30

Negro __

______ ___

_ _____

227.82 1,137.28 ____

254.M

__

_ 1,619.64

Taliaferro

White

__

2,060.37

_ 2,060.37

Negro

2,966.28

2,55'>.4'>

_ 5,521. 73

Tattnall

White

2,628.11

5,141.82 1.341.02

2,810.'>7 1,'>34.09

_ 14,986.63

Taylor Telfair Terrell

::.:.. .. . ..; ~

:~.ll

,.~.~ ~~.~ '.rf:.~ ;l;.~ i.~.fi ':~.l~1 11,'>31.02 "M."'I. l:l!i.jl ..

6,374.50 4,700.43 3,617.30 6,268.15 2,094.16 11,'>29.75

1,025.55

Thomas Tift

::::::::::I_ :::::::::: ::::::::::, White

19.00 4,950.00 115.34

~~~~

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

1

:::::::::::2:~~~:~~1:::::::::J-~,~~~:~~ ---------- ----------'

221.22

::1~,:9~396;.1Jl:~:::::4:3:7:.7:3

d!U~ ~:~:~~ 4,803.46 2,382.48/

1

1' 14,865.34 8,458.67 19,365.16 1,260.10

Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson
Walker Walton Ware Warren "=' Washington
C>J C>J
Wayne Wehster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
Total Counties

[~:

'~:~:.m1mm.:'l;~m':~Ii :~mm i.. 11 .

::::!::-- J-~'240:~~ --------:-:---1;:~8~,~71 ;:~~8:~~---~~~:;~ ---~~~:~~l :~;05:1 ---~~~:~~--;~:~~~:~~ 2,2::::: ::::_::::: 21,::~::8

Negro

_

,,~4,00

83,36 340,05

57,60'_____

186.46

187,63

1,449,10

White -------:1 454,90 -- ------- -- ------- - -- _ ------- --------- -----

------- I 11.02 1,237.42 1,953,89 ---------- 3,657,2~

~ ;:~.; ~.l!~.~I 1.';;:: , '.00. 1 '0000.,.,i;~ .,.;~; ~ 'i;ir

White Negro

_

7,065,22

_ 785,02

White 1,923.32 2,547.48 4,317.58 Negro 961.68 1,273,75 2,158,84

White 4,339.92 1,822,81

Negro _ White _ Negro _

---

-__

__________ __

White __

---_______ __

Negro _

---_______

278.90

6,076,32 27,408,73 675,14 2,313,29
1,312,20 1,102,95 2,586,21 502,60 720,09
__

27,966.441------- _

1,059,94

_

380,56 189,00 1,200,00

3,668,60 7,497,72

1,464,57 347,59

114,23 _
4,471.53 2,293,57

856,39 905,20
9,950,97 845.76

1,020,49
73.20 333.98
74.75

__ 2,861.90 1,430,97 1,183,25

. _.________ .__

_ 102,09

_

_ 266,50

_

1,293,01 434,16

_

900,18 160,95

_

68,516,71 4,833,39 17,134,38 5,825,24 21,098,51
1,648,51 1,891.79 17,948,22 4,622,80

White _

14,106.02

2.20 __

_ .__

455,73

33,940,05

10,500.40 59,004.40

Negro __

3,898.21

.______

_

__

__

1,468,39

2,017,01 7,383,61

White _

--

. __ 17,~87.00

1,906.06

.

19,893,06

Negro ._

-_ ----- -

-_______

488,39

__

488,39

White

_

876,50

.

39,87

2,765.70 7,684.53 __

11,366,60

Negro ~

_ 876,50

__

__

48,86

925,36

White

_ 4,272,00

..

3,425,41

2,131.51

36,75 650.00 10,515,70

Negro

. __

White _ 3;'ii6:66 :::::::: __ :::_::::: ::::::::-- :::::::::::::::_::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::: -15;896:57 ----66:95 '--19;368:1

Negro . _

White

Negro

.

White

Negro __ .___

White

Negro

White Negro

256.62 155,06 334.00
4,973.34
1,2~6,41
4,217.50 _

27,50 149,33
_
.

.__ 186,00

..

120,50

__

__ .

__

117,50 ,,

779,25 407,80
.__ .
1,233,00

79,80 205,48

109,59 245,11
. 3,824.69

587,85 112,01
.__ 10,00

8,454,45

.

3,872.97

128,36 40.00 500,00 238,43
700,00

3,151.71 250.40

535,91 188.90 __. __._.__

617,76 2,000,00.

.__

139,62 656.56

._________

.

.____

2,287.09 5,592,88 650.64 2,440,15

5,5.17,08 2,160,10 3,451.76 1,034,61 8,808,03 1,296,41
22,602.42 6,963,76

White 353,776.45711,647.01 96,122,30 20,858,53 33,959.19 409,460.03 100,516.97300,789.37 219,679,44 115,752,22 947,481,72 309,424.39 43,424,93 Negro 27,382.72197,909.05 32,386,89 10,363.76 8,458.87 63,660.72 15,212.24182,545.71 68,276.47 22,897,74 196,652,10 58,032.47 6,926.37 790,705.1
13,662,892.5

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

VI. Maintenance of Plant-Continued

A. SALARIES

B. CONTRACT SERVICES I C. REPLACEMENT

D. OTHER EXPENSE

OF EQUIPMENT

SYSTEM

- - - - - , - - - - . - - - ; - - - - - , . - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - , - - - - - - --~-.--~----~.----"7"----,---~ Total

4. Manuf.

I

Expense 4. Replace- of Plant

1. GrounJ 2. Build 3. Repair Replace- 1. Grounds, 2. Build- 3. Repair 1. Instruc- 2. Non I. Grounds 2. Buildings 3. Equip- ment of Maintenance

ings Equipment ment of

I ings Equipment tional Instruc-

ment Equipment

Equipment

tional

Repairs

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

---~ ~---

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

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford
I>:>
C...N. Calhoun
Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown Chickamauga

White $

$ 1,908.00 $

$

_.. $ _ $.... _. $........ $ 3,453.42 $ 1,897.28 $

$

Negro

1,272.00

_......

250.45 _......

White 43,472.59154,792.47 96,662.45

_

20,320.60108,116.89 25,061.72 13,522.60 11,833.94

Negro 18,894.54 75,323.24 50,820.33

4,175.00 22,743.42 14,614.96 14,587.95 3,689.16

White

_

_

Negro

_

~;~:~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: . .

260.00

:::~5 :::::::::: ::3:~~

White

_......

391.33

__ _

Negro

__

__ __ ............... _. __ __

9,753.69 $ 454.97 $....... _ $ 17,467.36

5,204.91 138.25._._...... 6,865.61

57,057.99 49,606.73 9,400.83 589,848.81

30,118.69 12,762.62 6,724.10 254,454.01

_

__

.

_._._ ._ _

.

::6:::~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::~:~~

869.14 566.35.......... 1,826.82

__. __

.

WNehgirtoe . __

_ _.... 5,222.29 430.45 1,240.63 632.05

__.. 1,655.81 865.00

White Negro
White Negro White Negro

__
53.50 4,684.65 . . 318.50 . . __._______

_ _ _. .. _... __ ._........
45.60 12.00 2,619.00

582.39 291.19
541.62 89.40

1,904.86 952.43
2,155.98 764.94
3,201.00

496.27 '248.14 955.53 346.70
_

1,734.91 ................................ __ _

_..

867.45 .. __

__

__

180.00 683.29

._ 3,599.09 112.38 __. .. _

. . . .__ 1,085.07

17.10 . .____

4,320.38

.__ 559.86

. ___.

. __.____

~;~~ :::::::::: :~O:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: __~:017::~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ::~::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::

10,046.23_
4,71S.43 2,359.21 13,011.64 2,633.71 10,700.24
_
::~:::~~

Cochran Commerce Dalton Decatur Dublin

White

. __. . __ _.

Negro
~~~~

:_:_:.:::::.::

:::.:::::::

6~n~

White 1,708.97 12,366.62 3,078.55

Negro 189.00 1,370.00 342.00

Wbite .... __. . .__ 13,490.00

Negro .

.

530.00

White

Negro _

.

.

..

. __.

~~U~ ::::::::::

.

..... ._

. . __

.

.

.

. __. .__

3'~~~:n :::::::::

. . __. .

. __. .

__ __.__ :J93.50 __ 200.00 __

.

____. __.

.

5,~~U~ ::::::::::

.

.

..

____ .

.

.

. __.

.

3,758.44 __

1,950.00..

. __.__ 9,908.32 3,765.77

__

. . 5,839.09 1,882.88 .. . __

~~U~ :::::::::::: :::=:::::: ::::::::::

. __..

__

.

__

... __. 22,059.28 __. __. __

1,240.00. __. __. _

145.74 2,544.51

. __. . __

28.00 1,200.00

.

13,674.09 7,721.97
11,589.54 1,751.76 17,154.14 1,901. 00 35,549.28 1,770.00 6,842.19 3,378.00

Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville

White __.. .. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

_

. __ . . 8,329.61 971.80 __

_.

824.50 641.37

__ 10,767.31

::::::::::1:::::::::: ::::::::::1::::=::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::1::::::::::1 ~~~~
~:~:~

::::::::::

::::::::::1

::::::::

::::::::::

:::::::--.

:::_::::::-~-4::-~:~1:-:::::::.-:~-:-~-~

__3:~91:66
--i;~~ng

__

.694::~

~:::::::::

496.80 386.46 .

__

3,166796..3356i
1,000.001 382.66

2,954.81 __. __ 255.58. __.
3,000.00 __. __. 892.60. .

__ __ __ __

5,469.62 6,124.16
931. 94 5,625.55 1,675.26

Hogansville Jefferson

LaGrange Marietta Monroe Moultrie Newnan

Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls

l,J W

Thomaston

01

Thomasville

Toccoa

Trion

Valdosta

Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder

Total Cities

Total Counties

Grand Total

~!: .:.1....:::::.~:::II. ~:~~ ii"i'i.:.::..:: .. !:!~.~

White

7,266.88 32,21537\__

_

.

.

. __.. . .____ _ . .

5,499.40 44,981.65

\th~~~ ::::----- tb~~:~g ::::.--::: _:::.:_:: :::::::::: ::::::: . :: --2;403:47 --1;003:26 ---17;177:33 -11;699:95 --1;005:61 3~:~~~:g~

~~~~ ::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::: ::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ----2;846:34 --4;197:37 ----244:77;----7;288:48

~h1~~ :::::::::I:il06:76 :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: -----96:91 ----5;211:63 -"3;616:03 :::::::::: ---10;731:33

Negro ..

. 4.11.00.

..

.

._

395.14 932.68

1,778.82

White

.

.__

16.00 2,016.30 700.00 400.40 507.00 1,877.76 2,531.80 1,429.27

9,478.53

Negro

._

1,960.02 204.25

69.09

90.49 129.02

361.87 267.78

3,082.52

White 1.243.00

.

.

.____

__

140.45

930.00 255.56 3,947.90 6,516.91

Negro 622.00

..

.___ 118.30

405.49 430.77

1,576.56

White Negro

3,091.25 __.

.

.

._.___ .____

240.00

240.00

2,900.66 1,888.75

909.56 3.15

3.00 9,051.16 560.10 9.75 1,894.42

16,755.73 4,036.07

White 6,040.00 9,740.00 .

.

.

._ 1,108.15 3,625.18 15,500.00 3,655.59 757.29 1,691.80 42,118.0t

~h1~~ _ .--::: ::::::::-- ----------594:00 :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ----194:51 --'-386:17 :::::::::::: --2;202:24 :::::::::: ----3;376:92

Negro

_

_

White ._

_ ._ 10,600.00

.

._________ 10,600,00

Negro __

_.

._____

.. .

.

_

White Negro

White _

Negro _

White

Negro

White Negro

72.00

White . Negroj.,.

White __ Negro __ White
Negro
White Negro .. . White . Negro . .

3,450.00 1,150.00 1,402.90
8,096.41 5,485.89

_

_.

.

_

..

..

.

._

_

. .________

._____

2,203.17 353.95

2,094.68 .

.

2,369.00._________ 396.83

..

.

264.55

._________

.

.

. __ .

..

503.00 250.00

.

.

. __._____ .. __._______

71.12 41.30

. 897.14 850.73 1,995.05 ._ ..

... __

1,272.40 1,088.24 1,046.92. .

. __.______

625.51 1,552.16

654.17 935.30

6,481.20 2,463.44

2,777.65 1,055.76

.

. _.

.

..

.

""_._. .

.

. . 2,715.21

277.88

.

... .

.

.

.. _.

.. ..

...

.

.

. 4,477.50 583.25

.

.

. . 628.21 113.11 _._______

._______

__

1,912.44

.___

271.84

.

._______

.

.

.

.

.______

._____

.

.______

5,845.41 389.13
4,339.23 2,296.27 2,736.80 1,245.59 1,135.90 .
7,827.06 3,367.18

4,847.73 .
3.827.23 2,809.59 1,047.00
400.54 398.11
1,211.95 1,936.22

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
354.86 _

132.00 ..

_

.. __

_

_

2,163.18.

_

1,128.55

_

962.48

68.45

.

38.60

_

14,990.99 743.08
10,932.29 5,370.41 7,233.80 2,796.13 3,836.03
41.30 21,233.20 14,196.85
5,024.88 1,867.35 8,944.64 3,833.41 7,223.93 1,869.87 2,943.37
310.44

White 52,,590.06219,965.10152,823.34 1,478.97 11,740.01 45,251.36112,649.45 75,204.55 25,346.74 38,342.40 159,236.18120,935.75 23,010.171,038,574.08 Negro 19,70,5.54 92,522.45 53,794.94 126.43 620.59 10,503.70 24,743.86 26,964.1,5 15,376.29 5,563.15 .56,525.82 24,353.07 6,724.10 337,524.09

White 3,53,776.45 711,647.04 96,122.30 20,858.53 33,959.19409,460.03100,516.97 300,789.37 219,679.44115,7,52.22 947,481.72309,424.39 43,424.933,662,892.58 Negro 27,382.72197,909.05 32,386.89 10,363.76 8,458.87 63,660.72 15,212.24 82,545.71 63,276.47 22,897.74 196,652.10 58,032.47 6,926.37 790,705.11

White

931,612.14248,945.64 22,337.501 45,699.20 454,711. 39 213,166.42375,993.92 245,026.18154,094.62

66,435.10 4,701,466.66

Negro144076,,038686..2516290,431.501 86,181.83 10,490.19 9,079.46 74,164.42 39,956.10109,509.86 83,652.76 28,460.89 11,215036,1,77177.9.920, 48320,,338650..51441 13,650.471,128,229.20

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

VII. Fixed Charges

SYSTEM

A. RETIREMENT AND

B. INSURANCE AND JUDGMENTS

C. RENT

SOCIAL SECURITY

D. IN-

1. System

I 2. Em-

4. Fidelity

TEREST E. OTHER Total

1. Land 2. Land ON CUR- FIXED

Fixed

Retirement 2. Social 3. Other 1. Property ployee 3.Liabilit y Bond 5. Judg- and Bldgs. and Bldgs. RENT CHARGES Charges

Funds

Security

Insurance Insurance Insurance Premiums ments Instrue- Non-In- LOANS

tion struction

I---I---~-~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin

White $

$.. __. __ $

$

Negro _____________ .

.. .________

746.35 $17,974.93$ 1,412.26 $ 695.25 3,100.00 282.45

White

917.84 1,392.73

..

00

Negro

305.95

464.24

.

White Negro

___________ . _. ._____

858.22 54.00

1,232.50

._

515.26

.

White

1,521.84

880.56

2,714.85

Negro White Negro

5,470.34 3,646.90

840.49 560.33

_ 1,242.99

_

828.66

210.00 $ .
_

$
. .

$ . ..
. .

$

._ $

265.00

.

.

,0________

$ ._ ._ ..
._ ._ 587.15
._._. _

20,343.54 4,077.70 2,575.57
770.19 2,090.72
569.26 5,704.40
7,553.82 5,035.89

t-:> Banks
C;O
'" Barrow
Bartow
Ben Hill
Berrien

White Negro White Negro White Negro
White
Negro White Negro

1,852.65
2,175.02
5,361.24
1,348.64 410.57
4,726.87

19.42 _.

__

269.36 _

150.00

_

.___ 1,100.00 1,667.25 __

16,561.92

._ 6,881.47

673.33

_

U~U~ :::::::::: ----2;442:62 -'i;490:75 ::_::::: :::::- _::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::--::::::T::::::::

226.41

650.00

_

_

1,512.66 337.70 2,703.28.

.__

_

.

.

._

2,291.43
4,942.27
29,477.96 2,016.18 6,532.23 1,286.98 9,280.51

Bibb Bleekley Brantley Brooks Bryan

White 84,374.63 91,466.70 10,487.28

Negro 47,874.00 51,898.03 5,950.47

White 1,452.08 4,247.83 990.00

Negro White

-----------2,451.20

____________ 1,268.52

405.00

Negro -----------White 3,626.43

96.09 139.29

Negro - -- - ~ -- - ----
White 1,882.35

106.69 817.08

_

Negro

_______ .________

45,437.89

..

.

25,781.38

. __ .

1,123.95 3,608.90 1,055.08

._ 763.60

2,116.93

240.00

3,261.39 2,567.45

_ 2,298.79

2,123.84

646.23 __ .

20.00 .
_
_

. __._______ ._____

.

.

_

_

.. __ . _

881.04 _._.

_

499.90

__

42.50

.

. __

110.00

_

. _. .. _

_

_

232,647.54 132,003.78 12,540.31
1,168.60 5,946.65
336.09 9,5 04.56 2,405.48 4,823.27
646.23

Bulloch Burke Butts

White 7,529.29

Negro ------------

White 5,597.65

Negro ------------

White 3,662.98

Negro

204.90

Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham

::::::::::1:::::::::: ::::::::::i::::::::::I:::::::::: White

3,313.06

3,188.89 ----------

2,438.32

----------

----------

,
----------

Negro White

"'4;495:72

1,650.25
------------

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

2;774:31

30:00

88:89

28.00

Negro ------------ .----------. ---------.

550.61

10.00 ----------

10.00 ------. --

' . --. i-- -------- - - ~ _. --.

-. --.

8,940.27 1,650.25 7,416.92
570.61

- -- White
Negro White Negro
White

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

--"6;086:43 ----1;975:47

----4;8io:50 --

------.-2,106.09

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

2,804.39
----5;796:64
448.40 6,700.00

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

--

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

..
--

--
.

-

--
--

-

-

-

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

-----'-4-2-3-:-0-3-

.. ..

. -.-.-----
172.63

------.--- 240.00
-----. .. -------
--. ----- ---- .._+-_.
-- ------- -----. --.
---------- ----------

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

----. - --
----------
-- ... - .
" --------------

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

3,044.39
----
I 3,858.54
448.40 14,212.25

Negro

203.05

81.60 ----------

37.78 ----------

20.00

5.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- -_.. _---- ----------

347.43

White 2,870.86 6,037.30 ---------- 3,364.74 ---------- ----------

15.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- 167.77 6,666.67 I 9,122.34

Negro White

207.17 97,627.76

2,085.23 111,637.45

93,727.93

.--23; i71:95

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

5.00 ----------

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

-------2,013.60

83.89 3,333.33
---------- ----------

5,714.62 328,178.69

Negro 65,085.17 74,424.97 62,485.29 15,447.96 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 1,342.40 ---------- ---------- 218,785.79

Chattahoochee White 1,016.62 ------------ ----------

666.18 ---------- 69.77

5.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 1,757.57

Chattooga

Negro
White Negro

----3;272:26
577.46

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

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

115.28 ---------- ----------

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

16.04

12,784.95 532.24

_________ w
----------

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

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

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

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

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

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

136.32 I 6,057.21 1,109.70

Cherokee

White 9,281.53 ------------ ---------- 5,759.37 ---------- ----------

96.00 ----------

50.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- I 5,186.90

Clarke

Negro White

125.31 34,177.70

---27;i65:46

--4;425:00

343.63 ---------- ---------11,063.86 889.51 140.28

8.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ------ ----------

476.94

739.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- 7,988.60 ---------- 86,589.41

Clay

Negro White

'--'1;329:50

------150:23

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

----1;404:48

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

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

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

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

----
2,884.21

tv

Negro ------------

183.23 ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ~ -- - - - - - -- ---------- ----------

183.23

C>J

-l Clayton

White 19,293.56 3,073.05 ---------- 6,827.76 ---------- -.-------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 422.77 3,070.05 ---------- 32,687.19

Clinch Cobh

Negro White Negro White

2,885.49

459.60 ----------

2,796.82 77.98

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

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

52,855.02 70,227.42 ----------

1,021.14 4,558.93
88.70 2,810.17

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

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

----25:00
5.00
----------

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

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

63.23
----------------------------

459.15
----------
--5:858:22

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

4,888.61 7,380.75
171. 68 131,750.83

Coffee

Negro White

'--'6;781:34

---19;129:86

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

----6;981:56

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

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

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

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

32,892.76

Colquitt

Negro White Negro

2,382.63 5,886.35
._----------

6,721.30 -.-------- 2,452.98 2,959.18 ---------- 6,927.99 ------------ ---------- --.---------

----227:79
----------

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

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

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

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

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

----400:00
----------

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

------3:87

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

11,556.91 16,405.18
-----

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson

White 14,856.36 4,433.02 ---------- 1,496.35 2,823.76 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 23,609.49

~h1~

7,428.17 2,216:56 ---------- 1,496.34 ---------- ---------- -- ------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 11,141.07

------------ 3,507.69

-~--------

3,662.57 ---------- ----------

20.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 3,065.00 10,255.26

Negro

24.84 ------------ ----------

White 10,513.33 20,330.26 ----------

Negro ------------ ---- --~ - - - -- ----------

409.73 3,494.50

--7:776:i6

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

3,953.35 3,854.88 ----------

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

---------- 1,700.00 2,139.57

171.50 52.00

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

---------- 1,100.00
---------- ----------

-
-

----

-
~

--------

--
--

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

43,385.75 7,860.23

White ------------ ------------ ---------- 3,120.38 -------_.- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 3,120.38

Negro White

'--'4;258:06

----887:96

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

---3;445:43

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

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

---8,591.45

Negro , 2,838.70 591. 98 ---------- 2,296.96 ---------- -------.-- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 5,727.64

White 2,894.19
~h1~~I---- "77i:38
Negro, ____________

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

2,300.00
____ w _____
-------------------.

1,877.41
'--'1;862:74 ------------

4,337.83
----227:25 ----------

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

----------------------------
_____ w ____

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

----------
--"135:00 ----------

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

906.16
----192:15
----------

- -- -- - - - -~
"4;100:00
----------

I 2,315.59 -----
7,288.52 -----

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENT8-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60) VII Fixed Charges-Continued

SYSTEM

A. RETIREMENT AND SOCIAL SECURITY

B. INSURANCE AND JUDGMENTS

1. System Retirement
Funds

2. Social Security

3. Other

1. Property I

2. Employee

4. Fidelity I 3.Liability Bond 5. Judg-

Insurance Insurance Insurance Premiums ments

Total Fixed Charges

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

Decatur

WNehgirteo $ 8,374.09 $ 3,653.82 $

$ 10,258.43 $

.. _ $

$

$

$

$

S---

$20,330.13 S 42,616.47_

DeKaib Dodge

White Negro
White Negro

170,042.12 14,130.66
3,760.71 1,510.82

156,249.59 11,332.75
12,815.10 _.________ 4,708.61

42.214.07 17,308.00 3,508.03 1,438.00
3,481.92 9,111.15 122.50

1,139.21 443.03

1,336.35 111.05 _.________
.________

12.00 _. 240.00
120.00 __


155.35

387,162.13 30,760.49
30,463.44 6,904.96

Dooly Dougherty ~ Douglas
aC>o.:l Early
Echols

White 2,134.56

13.30

9,962.55

__

12,110.41

Ne~ro

2,608.89

25.00

662.93

. _ ._________ 3,296.82

WhIte 25,728.73 21,840.26

7,092.54

2,466.62

.______

2,537.19 __

59,665.34

Ne~ro 17,152.50 14,560.18

4,728.36

1,644.42





38,085.46

WhIte 3,832.84 4,202.91

7,496.34



_

._.______ 15.532.09

:~~ ~:!~~:~~ ::::::~~~:~~:::::::::: __J~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::_:~~~:~~ ==:=:=:::: ....~~~!~:~~

White

973.78 2,465.92

1,015.51





__

4,455.21

Negro

213.77

478.46







. _. .__

692.23

Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin

White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro

6,766.79 2,592.47 3,358.90 1,679,45

2,004.45 987.54

3,471.02 13,522.02

600.00 1,891.20 1,000.00
450.12 14,898.62 8,924.67
1,508.63 70.00
6,748.84 45.36

.. 45.00

240.00 ----
180.00
---

_ _
_ _ _ _ 4.00 2.00
273.40 _

2,731.20 1,000.00 22,115.53 11,517.14 5,363.35 2,846.99 1,512.63
72.00 24,060.28
45.36

Fayette

White Negro

1,950.09 10,834.56 4,547.60

3,154.26

__

1,779.75 22,266.26

__

--- ----____ _

_

Floyd

White 21,000.00 23,000.00

Negro

1,800.00

19,000.00 1,700.00

200.00

__ __ __

63,200.00 3,500.00

Forsyth

White 2,645.51

1,975.20

_.____

__

4,620.71

Franklin Fulton

~~~;;;;~;~:m: ;;;:~;mJ::::::::::!:::~~f;;;~;;,:t~:m:~~(i~~~~~;~ ::::~~~:~~ /~/-I::2~~:t1~i::-:::-:j:LL:I::::-/: ::;i~:~ni

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

::::::::::1:::::::::: White' ____________ ------------ ---------- 2,406.59 8,433.75 ---------- ---------- ----------

---------- ---------- 10,840.3

Negro White

------886:16

------576:56

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

-------iiii:75

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

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

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

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

-----

--

--

-

----------

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

4,072.66 ----5:569:i

Negro White

---28:72ii:20

---24:905:oi

-------------------- ----8:742:66

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

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

-T209:66

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

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

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

-i;057:08

--i:25i:85

--65:8ii9X

Negro White

14,361.59 3,702.36

12,452.50 ----------
5,549.47 ----------

4,371.33 6,070.43

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

----420:00

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

528.54
- - - ~ ---- --

625.92 ----------

32,339.8 15,742.2

Negro -----------White 5,144.21

102.87 1,886.12

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

----3;ii7ii:65

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

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

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

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

-
-

----------

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

-T9iii:io

--i:49ii:50

102.8 13,861.5

Negro

20.49 1,063.85 ----------

590.42 ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

112.50 --- --~---- ~ - - - - - - - -- ----------

1,787.2

White

1,952.96

6,113.29 ----------

2,872.59 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---- ---~-- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

Negro 2,202.28 6,756.80 ----------

319.18 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

White 14,258.03

523.09 ---------- 23,805.78 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

Negro White

----ii:9iii:0:i

----i:540:8:i

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

2,800.66 3,010.90

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

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

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

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

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

Negro White

1,045.35 8,510.91

40.50 ------------

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

---iii:42ii:57

-------------------- ----744:2i

-----99:00

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

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

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

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

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

Negro
White Negro

----ii: oo7::i9
73.76

------:i5i:67
782.70

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

----i:ii27:02
545.44

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

162.30
-------------------

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

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

---------130.00

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

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

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

10,938.8 4
398,,257886..29o6
2,800.66 8,469.76 1. 085.85 27,780.69
162.3o
5,186.08
1,531.9o

White 2,153.20

929.08 ---------- 2,379.59 ---------- ---------- 40.00 ---------- ---------- 1,800.00 ---------- ---------- 7,301.8

Negro White Negro
White

----i:7i:i:lo
2,569.64 4,365.23

----5:772:6i
7,077.92

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

---T8i7:27
750.00

------------ ---------- 2,771.19

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

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

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

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

----iiiii:06

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

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

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

---------- ------------
---------- 10,302.98
---------- 10,397.56
---------- 7,269.4

Negro White

25.67 1,431.54

----i:2:ii:66

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

Negro White

----ii:240:io

-----------5,098.42

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

Negro 2,052.26 3,090.82 ----------

35.50 4,000.98
147.00

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

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

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

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

------i:oo
----------

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

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

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

1,800.25 ----------

2,592.91 --- - - - ~ --- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------160.00 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

69.17 -----i5:00

61.17 8,465.43
147.0 10,931.43 5,387.25

White 13,937.92 30,032.13 633.24 12,710.13 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 159.99 ---------- 57,473.41

Negro White

4,565.42 10,010.70 211.10

2,619.05

942.20 ----------

2,632.87 2,282.58

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

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

----i45:00

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

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

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

53.33 ----------

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

17,473.4 5,988.83

Negro White

1,309.53 2,349.55

471.12 1,642.16

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

-------29:60

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

--i;i87:99

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

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

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

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

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

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

1,780.6 5,209.30

Negro

559.20

343.08 ----------

39.27 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

941.55

White 2,317.98 5,503.01 ---------- ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 7,820.99

Negro White Negro

~ ------ - - ---
2,109.81 527.45

-----------2,026.93 506.73

----i89:50 ----ii:i55:70 ---------- 788.92

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

----24i:2:i
----------

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

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

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

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

276.67
----------

-----5i:l4
----------

----ii:050:9ii 1,823.1 o

~~~~~:~~~:~~I:::::::::: ~~~~~~~J~~~~~~~~~~ White 5,724.27 ------------ ----------

Negro

67.56 ------------ ----------

White 3,041.18 ------------ ----------

Negro ------------ ------------ ----------

White 1,307.05

398.94 2,465.00

Negro 1,045.63

115.75 820.00

White 2,667.09

714.90 ----------

Negro White

----i:782:i4

----ii:i6ii:29

----ii6ii:06

Negro ------------ 4,934.78 616.79

5,081.17 188.51
2,715.99

5,441.18 4,687,02
182.40

-------------ii9i:50

35.00 30.00
----------

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

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

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

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

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

16,281.62 4,973.09 6,331.07

439.85 4,742.47

198.36
----------

----iiii::ii

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

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

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

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

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

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

638.21 9,074.77

56.11 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 2,037.49

450.52

__________

----------
;______ ___

--------------20:00

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

----------
-----i5:00

---------- 4,559.21 .75 ----5:794:76

52.02 ----------1----------

10.00,:::::::::: ----------

---------- 5,613.59

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

VII. Fixed Charges-Continued

SYSTEM

A. RETIREMENT AND

B. INSURANCE AND JUDGMENTS

C. RENT

I

I

SOCIAL SECURITY

- - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - T~R1~T E. OTHER Total

1. System

2. Em-

4. Fidelity

1. Land 2. Land ON CUR- FIXED

Fixed

Retirement 2. Social 3. Other 1. Property ployee 3. Liability Bond 5. J udg- and Bldgs. and Bldgs. RENT CHARGES Charges

-------------- --- ---------- ----- -----1----- Funds

Security

Insurance Insurance Insurance Premiums

menta Instruc- Non-In- LOANS
-~:~- ~~~~-

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln

White $ Negro
White Negro White Negro Whit Negro White Negro

1,294.03 $
5,574.52 63.80
3,579.66
3,359.75 839.93
1,292.64 ..

617.06 $

$

. __._.

14,567.90

6,732.28

3,803.79

4,137.31

362.98._________

827.79

3,467.72

. .___

905.26 S
5,029.36
4,468.82 ..
2,232.23 1,116.12 1,379.49
192.14

$

$

285.92 285.91

$ .
64.00 24.00

$ ..

$

$ 300.00 $

,$ 3,116.35

_

150.00 150.00

178.00 25,563.78 6,970.08

. 12,138.19 4,423.22

5,954.96 2,783.84

6,139.85 192.14

l'>.J Long

"'"0

Lowndes

Lumpkin

Macon

Madison

White Negro Wbite Negro
White Negro
White Negro
White Negro

978.93 547.46 8,221.59
1,389.80
4,265.57
3,579.65 300.00

541.82 270.92 13,019.24
. __ . 6,889.47
131.93 10,492.40
2,498.92 1,950.00 270.68 625.00

134.50 .
1,489.46 ..
1,852.27
3,074.19 680.48
3,066.35 165.62

74.00 .

196.75 40.00 5.00

140.00 350.00

131.20 _
_ _
_ _ _ _
_ _

1,860.45 818.38
22,927.04 140.00
10,521.54 136.93
17,832.16 680.48
11,094.92 1,361.30

Marion

White Negro

1,790.51

._____

2,015.96

25.00

3,831.47

_

_

McDuffie McIntosh

~~ii ----;~~ii:~i ----::~~~:~; ::~::::::: - - ~:i~~:i~ :::::~~j:::::::::: ~~:::::::: ~::::::jl:::::::::: :~:::_L ::~::-:~:: :~::::~- 1;:;;;.;;

Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery

White Negro

3,032.08 2,866.40

1,032.11 -----983.00

4,845.58 91.60

1

139.41 --50.00 _

---

---------- ---'

::::: I----i92.00

76.04 ----76.04 __

9,125.22 4,259.04

White 2,698.26 1,596.45

4,339.19 __.

.__

.

__

8,633.90

;;;;: ~:~:::~~ l:~~;:~: - - -:3~:,4~9~57: .3~ 8-1- : - -:~- : - : -:-:-,- _'_._:_._._:__:._:_._-_._:_..

. II

I l~:~;;::~

White 1,949.28 5,672.80j_.________

_

_I

._'

--- --- 11,119.46

~'I:l~~ u~n~ ----~:~:::~~I::::::::::

Negro .. ._._. .

,__________

U~~:~~I::::.: _:1 -375ii5..2631

~:~~~:~~ -2i06-. oO-oOI-_:_-_:_-_ _:-__:_:,1_:__-_-_-_-_-__-_1_-_ -_._._._._.-_- -__:1_._:-.-_:_:_:_:.-_._: _:-__-_-_:_.-_-_.-_-_.1

375.61

Morgan Murray

:~~White

----1~,:6~0~8~.:9~0~'

:::::::::: :::::=:::: ----!:~~;:~; ====~~~=~~ ----~:~~~:~t:=:::::= 6,251.131 112.081 4,825.91[----------1----- ----1------- -

------- -1-- ------t- ---- ---------- ---------:=:::::::: =::::::::: ::::::::==\:::=-::::=1:=:--:::::

u~n~ 12,798.02

Muscogee

White 130,465.14 157,355.16

60,366.37

417.81

4,023.35

32,845.54

385,473.37

Newton :~~ ::::~:~~~:~~ :::~~:~~~:~~ :::::::::: ----3;~~n~ :::::::::: ::=::::::: :::::::::: :::::::=:t:::::=:: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::---24;m]~

Oconee

White Negro

2,810.92

489.70 98.80

2,832.03

107.50

6,240.15 98.80

Oglethorpe Paulding

5;:~~ -ii:;~fi:;:;:;..i~~i~~liW~ ll.;m~

i~- i::~.n :."'.~ :.m.~ .~1~ Peach
Pickens Pierce Pike

White 5,904.92 1,224.79
-::mi- -

6,437.43

_

..I .1.

13,567.14

:..':- . -. ';

Polk Pulaski

~~~~fi'~~[~ -""~"' ::~~ .i:~!'I-

"::~:~

Putnam

Negro

893.96 3,717.44

26.76

__

4,638.16

Quitman

White

303.83

294.68

_

_

598.51

i,;:~I[:1:~:i ,:;:; : :;;;;i''::l~II"fmFII/ ':~:;l Rabun
Randolph
Richmond Rockdale

Schley

Screven Seminole

White' Negro White

1,693.40 2,716536..7311

1,253.54'__________ 31,,025573..4594 ----------

4,245.14

1 -----1---- ----- --- --- --- --- --- --I -- ---I -- --- 7,192.08

4,321223..4137 ----- -- ----- _---- ---- --- ---- --- -----

1

-----

2,050.00 --

----

112,,613833..3278

Negro ------------ 2,020.12 _ _ __ _ ___ _ _

432.09

---

1_

-

,----------' 1,600.01 4,052.21

:::: . ~~i'!:~~ . }!ll~,1 --~ ... 1m~,:.1.:.I...I;J. I~ [11....J.):1!ll

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

VII. Fixed Charges-Continued

A. RETIREMENT AND SOCIAL SECURITY

B. INSURANCE AND JUDGMENTS

---I--C. RENT - - - - - - . - - - - -

SYSTEM

- - - - - . , - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - -..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - fEJrST E.OTHER

1. System

2. Em-

4. Fidelity

1. Land 2. Land ON CUR FIXED

Total Fixed

Retirement 2. Social 3. Other 1. Property ployee 3. Liability Bond 5. Judg- and Bldgs. and Bldgs, RENT CHARGES Charges

Funds

Security

Insurance Insurance Insurance Premiums ments Instruc- N00-10- LOANS

tion struction

-------1-----'--1---.1--- ------------ ---- ------- ------- --- ----

Stewart Sumter

White $ Negro White Negro

2,490.36 $ 1,194.70
. _.

710.86 $

._.



.



._

$ 2,717.03 S---.----. S

S

.. $

$ 5,317.02 S--.------ S. __.. S.

$ 11,235.27

96.05.

.

. ..

.

..

. ._____ 1,290.75

.

._. ._ 129.00

..

550.00 _. .

.____

679.00

._.

. __ .. _.______ 15.00

. .... .

. __.

15.00

Talbot

}:~ --_.~~~~~:~~ ----_.~~~:~~ :::::::::: ----~:~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ----~:~~~:~~

Taliaferro Tattnall
....t-:> Taylor
t-:> Telfair Terrell

White

971.38

212.20 ._____

156.32 ..

.

.

..

.. _. . .

.

.. 1,339.90

Negro .. .______

328.24

..

319.63,0

.

... _..

.

..

.

.

647.87

}~~ __._~~~~~:~~ .~~~~~:~~ :::::::::: _. __~~~~~:~: :::::::::: __ ~:~~~::~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::1:::::::::: :::::::::: __ .~~:~~~:~~

}:;~ -_..~~~:~:~~ :::::::::::: ::::::::::.._.~~~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: ----~~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ----~~~:~ --_.~~~~::~~

White Negro

3,775.88 14,050.04







281.00

2,400.09 51.15 . __..

._.

. __.___

421.43

17.50 .______ 547.67 21,493.61

.

. ..

120.0J .. _.__

171.15

}:~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::: U~U~ _.~:~~~:~~ :::::::::: . ~~:~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: lU~U~

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen

White 3,453.91

227.54 4,300.00 6,497.24

..

.

.



._

i:~~ ::::~=~~~=~~::::::~~~=~~ ::~=~~~=~ ~~~!~:~~:::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: __._~~:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::

}~~ ~~~~~:~~ .__ .~~~~~:~~ :::::::::: _...~~~~::~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: l:n8

White __

.. __

.. 648.60

. 853.18

.

.

.

.

.

Negro

. __ _.

.

. . __.

.

._.

._. __ .

.

}~~ 1,4iUl

2~Ug :::::::::: .~~~~~::~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: d~~:~~

14,478.69
~:!~~:~~
8,5~~:~8
1,501.78 .
~:~U~

Troup

White 3,269.54 5,240.49

._ 6,300.57

335.54

45.00._________

180.00 ._____

15,371.14

!~:~:l!~i~~mi!il ~ ::;:~:~:~:;: I;'.''~'.;:.:M.~!.:.: ::~!~.~ Turner

Twiggs

Union Upson

ii'i'":,, ::

;:::;::::.;,':''']::;.:.::: :'iilii"

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington

Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield

Wilcox

~
>I>-

Wilkes

~

Wilkinson

Worth

1r:;~1 1~:~~U~

3'm:~~ ====:

1~:m:n '

:::=::-.: :=:=:::=::1::::::::::1:=::=:-::: :==:=::::=1

:=::=:=::: 3~:m:1~

White 6,089.39 1,946.12

6,165.84 12.399.66 1.181.52

27,782.53

~~~ ::::~:~::~~: :::~:::::~:: ~~~~~~~~~~ :::~~:~:~~:~ )~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~J~~~:~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~:f:~:~~ ~~~~~~~~~~I~~~~~~~~~~ 1:::::::=:=1:=::::===: ~~~~~~~~~~ --~t:~~~~~

~~:~ ~:!~!:!~ ~:~~~:~~ :::::::::: ::::~:~~~:~~ :::::::::: ::::::::::I-----~n~ ::::=:::::'=:=:i~5:55 :::::::::: :=:::::::: ::::::~:~~ 1~:t~UJ

White 5,500.84 9,658.12 243.86 4.901.60 14,678.48 1,391.62

._

7,827.83 9,100.00

~1~~~

~~~:~~ 3~~U~

~~:1~ U~8:8~ ._~:14~:7~ =::::=::::1:::::::::: :::::=:::::::::=::: =::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::

Negro

446.35

191.15

56.45

_

._

:::::::::: White 1,307.11

15.00 5,800.77

430.89 .__

~;E ::::2:~~~:~~ ::::::~~~:~~

::::::~~~:~t:::::::: =:::26~:~2 ::::

White 36,571.56 Negro

9,713.71

15,833.63 12,504.81 2,646.00

__._____

97.70

::::::::::1: .___ --. ----------:::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::
935.75 -_. ..

53,302.35
U~U~ 693.95 7,651.47
3:~~~:~~
78,205.40 _

White 1,043.33

619.61

3,413.53

20.00

__

5,096.47

Negro

832.85

278.38

156.80

.___

15.00

1,283.03

White 4,015.44

900.00

2,901.69

48.00

7,865.13

_ ...:- - _._.- - - -_.-.-.- Negro 3,000.00

654.67

._________

5.00

~:::~;;iO;,,,_,, _......~::1!!!I' .~"

. 3,659.67
_..::::ii!i

Total Counties White 1,327,438.611,233,661.30 166,635.00 883,318.21224,757.52 34,416.17 6,316.86 965.75129,467.40 9,623.47 71,128.10 67,140.674,154,869.06

Negro 270,700.49 306,046.87 74,698.83 132,218.48 54,008.30 3,762.94 397.73

1,644.24 2,407.63 1,770.02 8,994.72 856,650.25

Americus

White 7,215.08

301.73

3,884.01

_

90.70 11,491.52

I--~~l:~.~...:l~il :~l~~!.jr.'.:!I .~.li.__~ l:~~ Atlanta
Barnesville Bremen Buford



.1"

1 . ' , "

TABI,E II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)
=====
VII. Fixed Charges-Continued
------~-~---,-~~~~~-

A. RETIREMENT AND

B. INSURANCE AND JUDGMENTS

C. RENT

~

SOCIAL SECURITY

_ _ ~

--;_~~

_ _ _ ~~

~_______

~_ D. IN-

TEREST E.OTHER Total

SYSTEM

1. System

2. Em-

4. Fidelity

1. Land 2. Land ON CUR- FIXED

Fixed

~:rity _~~_ ~nsurance :~mium~l---==- ~n:f~~c' ~r~1~~ _~~~ ~ ~_~_ Retirement
_ _ _ _ _ _ \ Funds _

2. Social

3. Other 1. Property Insurance

ployee 3. Liability
I
Insurance

Bond I 5. Judg- and Bldgs. and Bldgs. RENT CHARGES Charges __

Calhoun Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown Chickamauga

White $ 3,741.24 $ 3,853.93 L

L

$

$ 123.76 L

$

$

.$

$

$

$ 7,718.93

~h1~~ ----4:632:63 ------50i~69 :::::::::: ----i:8i8:2i :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::1:::::::::: :::::::::~ -----86:66 ----7;037:93

Negro 2,209.97

169_23

919.61

3,298.81

White 8,776_33 9,797.07

3,138.40 104.50

40_67

228.10 22,085.07

Negro 2,067.15 2,385.34

168.50

6.78

34.00 4,661.77

Wbite 8,324.67 Negro

416.35

4,448.89

13,189.91 _

White 2,726.71

650.73

3,377.44

Negro







_

to:) Cochran
""''"" Commerce
Dalton
Decatur
Dublin

White 9,146.99

346.36 21,463.52 1,020.62 1,082.61

Negro 3,048.99

692.74 4,304.16

510.56 270.65

White 2,975.21 5,854.00

20.00

Negro

390.31

679.00



5.00

White 17,375.84

930.24

._ 1,498.02 1,657.49

Negro

196.90

100.00

166.00 184.00.

._____

White 32,041.44 14,563.95 396.00 11,481.67 1,436.10

~~:~ ----~:!~~:~! ::::::i~i:~~ :=:=====:= -------~ng :::::=:::: :=:=:=:=:= :::::::==: :::::::::: :::::::=:= ::::::=::: :=:=:::::: :=::::::::1

33,060.10 8,827.10 8,849.21 1,074.31 21,461.59
646.90
59,919.16
q~Ui

Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson

White
Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro

3,950.80
2,380.61 20,714.52 3,683.90 2,683_72
.______
1,518.96 759.47
2,438.67

3,671.53 2,212.32
1,114.70
981.64 490.82 2,374.14

239.91
3,000.00 491.14
2,357.96 686.75 721.82

22.00

.________

7,622.33
4,592.93 22,069.13 3,683.90 5,683.72
491.14
4.858.56 1,937.04 5,556.63
_

LaGrange Marietta Monroe

White 16,076.68 23,583.90 _.

22,229.63

__._____

61,890.21

WNNeehggirrteoo ---2--7-,8-1--0-.4--9 ---2--0-,0-7-6-.-9-1- ---------- -----4-,2-0--5-.4-6- --1--,4--6-4-.-1-31--1-,-4-6-2-.-0-4- ---------- ---------- ------._-_-_-_-

1

---------- ---5-5--,0-1-9-.-0-3-_

}Y~~~~ _. __ ::~~::~~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,::::::::::1:::::::::: :::::::::r:::::::: :::::::::: ::~~::~~

Moultrie Newnan
Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls

:::::::::: WNehgirteo 120,,678583..4600

413028..2096 ----------1_

~e~:~ ~~:~~~:~~ ~~:~~~:~~

White 2,117.71 3,613.45

Negro

337.37

232.36

.

White 1,547.55

286.07

._

Negro

773.77

252.01 _. .

White 48,925.93 28,187.94

Negro . __. __.

.

~Weh~i:t~e ~:~~~::~ :::::::::::: ::::::::::

Negro

.

5.152.96 1,288.24

' ._ .. .

177.73 4,423.25 154.86

28.00.

.

.

75.00

.

14.00 .

.

. _ _

.

_

_

240.55

..

. __._.

.

._. . _.

.

. ._.

._ .. ._ .. . __._._ .. __ .

.

..

.___

2,589.03 ..

167.74

.

._____ 168.63 1,500.00

.

.. .

..

.

._.

.

. __.____

16,695.78 12,867.65 1,935.43 .

.

. . __. .

.___

.

.

. .. . __._.

~::~O:~~ :::::::.::: :::.::::::: :::.::::::: ::._::.:::::: :::::::::: :::::::._::.: :::::::::: ::::::::::

.

16,338.85 4,084.70 29,991.11
89.00
5,971.71 569.73
6,259.02 1,025.78 108,612.73 . . __
~:~~~:~.~_
_

Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa Trion
.".". Valdosta
Cl<
Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder

White Negro
White

5,300.63 60.73
8,315.39

3,000.12 382.00.
9,760.03

.

.. . __.

9,045.98 3,693.42 .

.

._____

.

.

._. __.

._____ 6,000.50

60.20

.

_

14,301.25 502.93
30,814.82

niHi ~~~~

::;~U! ;~;:~;;;;~

~:!!n~I_.::mJ~ :::::~b~ ::;::~~:~~ ~~:;:;;;;;;;::;;;;;; :;;;;;;;:::;;:E;: :~::~~~:~~

20,593.66
8,663.89 2,406.16 10,802.59

I :'j:lj;~ : :'l.~.~ .: l~l!l".,~.~ :!:~: 1g ~." White 9,752.85 17,459.49

.___ 10,108.16

.

Negro 5,727.85 10,253.99

3,192.06

._.

.

.



.

_

_

'

728.61 37,320.50 19,173.90
5,898.65 1,250.00 21,903.08 9,387.04 4,350.86 3,949.76 6,268.08

75.00

Total Cities

White 694,355.17 195,083.02 25,796.64 169,995..33 31,143.71 10,854.23 Negro 313,410.41 35,322.50 5,916.63 55,625.39 4,962.54 2,995.75

168.67 45.78

. 14,593.67 913.13

._____

168.63 8,115.601,150,274.67 94.20 419,286.33

Total Counties White 1,327,438.611,233,661.30

883,318.21224,757.52 34,416.17 6,316.86

Negro 270,700.49 306,046.87 74,698.83 132,218.48154,008.30 3,762.94 397.73

965.75129,467.40 9,623.47 71,128.10 67,140.674,154,869.06 1,644.24 2,407.63 1,770.02 8,994.72 856,650.25

Grand Total

White

793.78 1,428,744.32 1119626,,463315..6040 1,053,313.54 255,901. 23 45,270.40 6,485.53

Negrol2,052814,,110.90 341,369.37180,615.46 187,843.87158,970.84 6,758.69

443.51

965.75 144,061. 07 9,623.47 71,296.73 75,256.27 5,305,143.73 2,557.37 2,407.63 1,770.02 9,088.9211,275,936.58

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

SYSTEM

VIII. Food Service and Student Body Activities I

A. FOOD SERVICE

I B. SATCUTDIEVNITTIEBSODY

Total

Se:jce Food
-------; Salaries~--I- - - - - - - --------~

______~~
a. Super- b. Other visors Employees

2. All
Other Expense

1. Sa a ries

2. All
Other Expense

Student
Body Activities

Total Expense
Payments

IX. Capital Outlay

-----"--------"-,I-----='-------~-

__o__A_._S_I_T_E_S_-;---

I_~ B. BUILDINGS

_

1. Professional Services

3. Im-

2. Site provements 1. profes-I

and

to

sional

Additious Sites Services

2. New Buildings
and Additions

3. Remodeling

~--~~-~~--"--I----"I----I----I-----I----"I------ --------~~--~~~~--~--

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
,..t,j Banks
0>
Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien

White $

$

$

Negro

White

Negro __

White

~Nhe~g~ro~ :::::::::: ::::::::::::
White

Negro

$.

$ 12,457.79 $ 12,457.79 $

1,006.85 1,006.85

_

_

6,896.20

6,896.20

3,~gU~ :::::::::: :::::::::::: 3,~gU~
_

__ _

647,437.58 $ 171,815.64. 279,530.34 86,793.84 410,711.37 55,519.80. 178,021.35 164,209.21
516,118.92
359,226.82

$

$

$_.

.

$_. __.

$_.

._

.

._

.

. __.

.

.

__

.

.

.

.

.

.

. __.

.

__

.

.

"__

.

.

. __.

_

.. .

_

.

._____ 4,739.27

_



.____

25.00 3,159.52.

_

White Negro

7,199.00 6,021.62

165.90 13,386.52 305,564.79.

.

.. _._.

20,300.91

.

._____ 4,374.19 82,172.05

_

_

White

120.00 9,892.06

10,012.06 314,914.66

. __.

.

__

~eh'l~~ :::::::::: ---19;367:00 :::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::: ---19;367:00

6,008.00 768,807.07

. 750.00

Negro

.

_ 114,489.08. . ._._______

.

.

. __._.

_

._________ 14,154.22

._

1,000.00

_

White

.___

4,151.08

4,151.08 192,622.61 _.

. _.

.

Negro

...

579.24

579.24

83,674.68 .

__

White .

. ._. 13,028.55

.

. 13,028.55 575,520.00

.

__

Negro

1,757.76 _._.

. 1,757.76

79,694.03

.

.

.

_

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

White ._________

106,556.55 __.

.

._ 106,556.55 4,421,405.26

.

._____ 93,387.52

_

~h~~~ :::::::::: ::::::::::::

3U~~:~~ :::::::::: ::::::::::::

3~:g~U~

2,286,962.23 163,845.52 _.

. .

. ._.

.

..

.

_ _

Negro

.

..

.

..

48,481.25

.

.

..

.

White Negro

8,363.76 . .

137.38 . __ .

8,501.14 367,782.87 _. . . ._._.

__

25,404.80

._.

.

._____

1,300.00

138.65 _

White

.

. 8,363.95.

.________ 8,363.95 392,968.54

7.50

.

._

Negro

.

White

. 3,162.84 6,657.90

. 3,162.84 235,587.72 .__ 6,657.90 231,731.02

.. .

.

_

_

Negro . .

. __.__ 1,640.44 _._.______

1,640.44 151,837.34.

.

.



.

Bulloch

White 21,367.00

.__ 2,505.30 _. ._.

. 23,872.30 884,032.06

. _.

18,609.94

Burke Butts

~}~~~~~m~~m[~~~~~~~~~:::m~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~E~~~:~--~m:m~ 436,058.73

..

.

479,104.64

542,685.94

242,972.12

174,345.29

.


. ._.

37,927.75 1,114.38

22,921.59 1,787.95

_. .

. __.

_

.1



_

Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay l>:l
""'"" Clayton
Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson
~~----

----------1------------ WWNehhgiirtteeo

5,717_53 _ 4,198.08 _ 9,111.30

Negro

_ 6,026.17

White Negro
White Negro White
Negro White Negro White Negro

_

6,979.13

_

1,569.85

180.00 27,223.80

_ _

3,195.63 30,026.83

_

_ 6,024.33

_ 1,437.55

_

_

_ _ _
_

._

.. _._

. __.

.. __

._ . __._. .

.

.

. . __ . . .

._ ..

...

5,717.53 4,198.08 9,111.30 6,026.17
6,979.13 1,569.85 27,403.80 3,195.63 30,026.83
6,024.33 1,437.55

259,206.87 .. __.. _. ._. . __._ .... __ .. _. . _. .. .... _._._

235,904.55

__ _. . __ __. .. __.. _._ _.... __

342,178.86 .. __._ .. __ 7,949.58

.

. __ __.. 12,088.19 7,030.00

218,525.64 _..

. _. .

.

.... ._ . .... ..

__

260,076.19.

_ ..

.

. __.

..

.. _. __ ... __ _

125,993.61 _. .. _

__._. __ .. _

-- .

.

_

__

962,413.08 424.50 __..

214,718.67 __...

..

7,576.44 5,748.74 157,244.90 7,062.34

3,143.49

. .. .. __ 1,159.18

85147,,222079..3872 1,60. 0.00 3,684.89 650.00. 875..00 3._7.,333.33. ..... _._.___..

272,768.58 __.

.

..

.

.. _. __. __

93,886.64 .. .

.....

4,351,819.12 .. _.

.. .



.

. .. _. . . _.. __

. __..

.._

2,831,028.37.

..

..

.

White . Negro . .

. __._. __ . .

White .. _. Negro . White _. Negro _._.

.

.

._. ._.___

. ._______

._

White 82,444.20

._

Negro _._._.

.

White

.____

Negro __... .

..

.__

915.91

915.91

.

._______

522.30

522.30

13,168.66 1,427.37

._________ 13,168.66

._____

1,427.37

30,876.82 675.93

420.75 31,297.57

. __.

675.93

220,361.67 .__

302,805.87 . _ . __ __.__

2,809.60 ::::: __ :::::_._::_ 1,367.04 _

2;809.60 1,367.04

41,149.52

..

. __.

..

._____ 8,160.43

32,767.35 .. .. _.

. .

. ...

. __..

595,235.47 __.. . 1,000.00 _. .___ 400.00 10,000.00 ..

._

89,308.89 _. ._. _.

.

. . . ._ .. __.

925,557.51 _.. . . __.

5,877.40 1,038.05 __. __. . ._. .

57,276.31

.

.

..

... .--. . __

1,781,172.92 1,976.51 13,124.00 20,565.95 3,534.00 19,000.77 12,978.14

424,015.32

.

._._._._ .-.

...

__

143,509.12 .

._________ 267.50 _.. __.

127,273.96

.. .

.. .-.

.

. .. 3,879.83

.

.- __. _

White _. __._._._ . __.________ 39,719.47 . . .

. 39,719.47

Negro ._._. __._.

.. 5,669.32

._._ 5,669.32

White _. . . ._______ 6,297.09

.

. ._ 6,297.09

Negro ._. .__________ 2,390.21

2,390.21

White . . .

.____ 106,333.56 __._______

407.90 106,741.46

WNeh~lrtOe _-.-.- ...-.__- -__--_ ...._--_._ ..-_-_.-.-_-._ '--1-8--,8-5-9--.0'9' -_-_-_.-.--.:_.__:-__...._-_-.- ...._._-._._ '-'1-8--,8-5-9-'.0'9'

Negro __._. __.

.______ 6,626.17

.

. . 6,626.17

White

.____

22,343.87

22,343.87

Negro

.. .

. ..

. __ . .______

1,571,566.16 400.00 7,735.00 679.20 27,192.701,081,553.93 1,761.00

250,824.40 ._ .

._________ 4,898.52 81,642.00.

_

252,870.91

539.00

.____

23,804.11 - .. __

99,878.89 _. . .

..

._._ 1,913.00

_

3,889,618.45. . __._ 23,409.00._ .. . 20,772.99 316,313.46 12,625.77

915447,,346624..1833 ---.9--7-6-.3-3- ._-.------ .... ---.------ ---.-_-..---- -. ----------- ----.-_-.--.-_

290,252.00 343.04._. __. __._ .. _.

.

. . . . __

775,910.72 __._. ._ 4,429.00 . . .

._.

._. __

185,089.12.

. __ .

.

.

.

. __

._

White ._._ ... ._______

Negro

._________

White _. . __ . __.

._

Negro _ _._

White .

.__________

Negro ._._ ..

._________

White 740.00 5,446.75

Negro ._________

732.00

White __. __.____ _

Negro .

.__________

14,802.22 _._.

.____

7,401.10

.

._

8,867.94

__ __

1,753.21

,,__.



14,584.23

.___________

8,428.46

.______

19,526.84 424.38 5,640.38

5,230.24 774.25 13,901.78

398.75 ._.____

101.39

265.84 ._____

11.77

14,802.22 7,401.10
8,867.94 1,753.21 14,584.23 8,428.46
31,778.35 20,638.27
501.14 277.61

449.460.56

25.00 _. .

268,203.08 _..

._ .

390,678.06. __.

.

. _.

159,371.89

.

579,203.25 5,275.50.

.

414,526.65 3,393.36. __._.

.

182,078.94 . .... __

161,737.96. __._. __. __ .

533,092.74 _.

.

344,772.51 . ..

. _.

.
. __. . __ . .. .. . __ ._.
._.

.

.

_

..

. __. __. __._

. . __._ .. . _



. _

.. _



. __._. .

..

..

..

... ._. _

..

.. _

. _. .

._

White

._ 10,598.89 .

._. .___ 10,598.89

~~~ ::~:~~~:~~ ::::~:~~~:~~ =========:== ==:========= ==========1============

346,017.25 . __._ . .

..

.

. __.. .

._. ._

::~:~;~:~~ :========= ========== ========== =========: ============ ==========

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

Decatur DeKalb Dodge

VIII. Food Service and Student Body Activities-Continued

IX. Capital Outlay-Continued

A. FOOD SERVICE

I B. STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES

----
Total Food

__-----.,-----_I----- ~ A.SITES

B. BUILDINGS

Service

Total

SYSTEM

1. Salaries

and

Expense

3. Im-

2. New

2. All

I. Sala-

2. All

Student

Payments I. Profes- 2. Site provements 1. Profes- Buildings 3. Remod

Other

ries

Other

Body

sional

and

to

sional

and

eling

a. Super- b. Other

Expense

Expens-e Activities

Services Additions Sites Services Additions

visors Employees

----:-------1----1---- ----+---+------------------- ------1----1----

White $

$

$ 34,462.16 L

$

$ 34,462.16'$ 850,713.34 $

$..

$

$

$

$ 1,644.5

Ne~ro

_ 452,739.04

_

White

465,190.311,177,450.40

598,954.452,241,595.16 9,666,481.26 13,025.7-1413,443.20 22,838.04 44,117.681,756,342.29 11,661.3

~~1~~ :::::::::: 13:~~2:~~ ~U~Ug ::::::::::I.._~~:9~~:~~

~~:~~Ug

738,046.04 687,093.06

2,527.25 282.80 3,666.03

_ _

Negro _

4,286.42

4,286.42 229,457.87

_

Dooly
Dougherty tv
"'" Douglas
00 Early
Echols

White _

__

Negro _

White 1:980:00 --105:030.32 Negro 1,320.00 25,561.54
i~~~ :::::::::: ::::::::::::

Ne~ro
Whlte Negro

10,088.93 3,054.87 339,494.03 84,697.34
:~:~~~:~! :::::::::: ::::::ii~:~~

2,290.63

__

259.07

__

10,088.93 3,054.87 446,504.35 111,578.88
lI:mJ!
2,290.63 259.07

412,425.70 5,400.00 86,197.92

_

334,444.72

_

2,339,318.29 1,093,921.64

75.00

1,895.76

1,130,209.06 19,011.8: _

m:m:!~ :::::::J:::7~0:~~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::~~:~~~:~~:::::::::

314,407.99

2,700.00

_

120,602.99

_

26,898.43

_

Effiugham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin

White ---------- ------------
~~~~ ::~:~~~:~~::::::::::::
White Negro White Negro
White Negro

11,552.65 ---------- ------------

+i!U~ :::::::::: :::::::~~:~~

16,292.78

2,137_21

__

4,115.15

201.00

1,238.84

96.50

18,314.47

__ __

11,552.65
lU~U~
16,292.78 2,137.21 4,316.15 1,335.34
18,314.47

350,559.18 ---------- ----------

1__________ 10,000_00 ---------

HUiU~ :::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::: :::~~:~~~:~~ :::::::::

745,295.02

_

305,492.07

_

250,250.09

_

127,173.51

_

741,332.80

351,559.60

_

3,993.97

_

Fayette

White Negro

7,239.78

7,239.78

312,568.49 110,110.68

_ _

Floyd

White Negro

32,633.00 2,000.00

32,633.00 1,451,638.00 2,000.00 122,875.00

_ _

Forsyth Franklin

[~~~I-'.~~i:~;~1 ,:::*i~:1::/:95~:~~ --:~;:i;mil--:::wm:~~ ii:ii~;::i :~~:~~~:~~,~~~!~~~;~~ :~:~~~~:9;~~~:mI~~~I ;mi:i~i

Fulton

Negro

11,428.461 14,980_95 __

26,409.41 1,106,537_061_________ 26,550.001 3,680.53 7,133.11 251,394.89 5,140.1

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

~~:~:::~~r:~::~::~-: <;;;;;-!:-_;L::-: Wbite
Negro Wbite Negro Wbite

I
2,316.6l.

11,106.82 __________ 1____________

11,106.82

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

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

------------
103.58 ------------

---'2;420:22

Negro Wbite

1,158.32 -- --- --- ----

51 .79 -- -_._--

--'16;066:61

----------

----

--- "---

1,210.11 16,066.61

Negro Wbite

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

_w __ ------------------

-----------14,083.94

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

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

---14;083:94

Negro -- ------- -------- ---

--- 4,675.06

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

4,675.06

Wbite ---------- ------------ 5,467.68 -------._-- ------------ 5,467.68

Negro ---------- --

---- ~--

--

Wb'te ---------- ------------

- - - - Negro - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - ~ - --

6,398.86 -- ---~---- ------------
- - 37,990.60 ---------- - - - - ~ - - - ~-
1,775.91 -------- -------- ---

6,398.86 37,990.60
1,775.91

--- Wbite ---------- - - -~- - --
Negro ---------- ------- ----

21,031.96 ---------- ------- ----
575.99 ---------- -- -- - - ~ ---

21,031.96 575.99

--- Wbite ---------- ------- ---- 38,022.35 -- --, --- -- ~ - - --

38,022.35

------------ -- Negro ---------- "-- - ~ - - -- ---

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

Wbite ------ --- ------ ----- 1,824.45 -- ----- -- --- ---

1,824.45

Negro --- -~--

------ - -_.

I- 2,638.29 --- ----

---- ---

2.638.29

Wbite ------

------ ----

7,499.77 ---- ---- ---- ----

7,499.77

. Negro
Wbite

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

-- ------- --

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

-- --

------------ 9,097.40 ------ --- --

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

----9;097:40

Negro Wbite

_--------
---- -----

--23;;;88:81

4,277.85 ----- ---- -- --------- 4,277.85 77,843.21 ---- -- -- -- -------- 101,532.02

Negro ---------- 1,998.60 14,096.96 ---- ----- --- ------- 16,095.56

Wbite ---------- --- ---- --- 5,624.44 ---- --- ---- ------- 5,624.44

Negro ---------- --- -------- 1,217.72 ---- --- -- ------- 1,217.72

Wbite -------- -- ----- --- 14,600.72 -.-- --- -- --------- 14,600.72

Negro ~- -- - - - - -- -- ----- ---

6,004.23 "

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

6,004.23

Wbite -- ------- -- --- -----

Negro ,- ------- --- --- ----

White --- ---- --- ---- ---

Negro --- ------ ---- -------

Wbite - - ~ - - - - - --

7,997.20

Negro ---------- 2,967.80

Wbite ---------- ------------

Negro ---------- ------ -----

.- Wbite ---- ----- --- --------
Negro ----- ---- -- ---

36,610.11 -------- -- ~ - -- ----
8,138.16 -------- -------- ---
7,662.20 ------- -- -------- --2,588.77 ---- ----- -----------7,499.95 -- ----- - --- - - - --~-2,607.20 --- ---- -----------3,759.36 ---------- -----------2,174.56 ---------- -----------8,119.94 ---------- ------------
762.15 ---- ----- ------------

36,610.11 8,138.16 7,662.20
2,588.77 15,497.15 5,575.00 3,759.36 2,174.56 8,119.94
762.15

Wbite ---------- -------- --- 7,404.90 ---------- ------------ 7,404.90

Negro ---------- ------------ 4,579.56 ---------- ------------ 4,579.56

Wbite ---------- ------------
Negro ---------- ------------

6,558.40 4,246.11

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

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

6,558.40 4,246.11

Wbite ---------- ------------ 5,951.22 ---------- ------------ 5,951.22

Negro ---------- ------------

814.27 ---------- ------------

814.27

Wbite Negro
Wbite

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

-- ----

-

-

-- ------

-

~~-

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

9,263.46
""3;158:35

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

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

9,263.46
-"'3;158:35

Negro ---------- ------------ 2,085.38 ---------- ------------ 2,085.38

465,141. 79 ---------- ----------1---------- ---------- ------------ -.--------

675.00 128,385.29

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

::::::::::\::::::::::

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

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

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

41,870.27
1,386,447.95 600,743.42 535,244.67

----------
----------
---202:50

--2;806:00
3,292.71 -------_ ..-

--3;083:50
400.00 99,312.50

----------
----------
--8;781:80

------------------------107;689:30

----------
-12;959:3-
8,642.04

11,465.78
624,680.79 304,902.64

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

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

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

----880:00
--------

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

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

298,749.57 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ ----------

325,265.28 ---------- ---------- ---------- - - - - ~ -- - -- ~ - - -- - - - - --- ----------

1,557,233.94 147,256.26 709,963.49

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

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

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

--~
~-

-

-

-

---
---
~--

--
----

47,375.84 ---- ----- ---------- -- - -- --~- ---------- ------------ --------

1,305,439.20 ---- ----- 5,602.25 918.90 ---------- 6,487.55 2,890.62

20,693.40 ---- ----- ---------- -- ------- ---- ----- ------------ ---- - - - ~-

192,109.00 341,882.89

----195:00

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

1,642.00 ---- --- - --

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

392,338.67 ---------- ------."- ---- --- --- ---- ------------ ---- -----

53,104.25 ~- - - -- ---- ---- ----- ---- --- --- ---- ------------ ---- -----

292,470.15 ,-- ---- - - - - ~ - - - -- ---- --- -- ------- ------------ ----------

322,093.92 610,738.90

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

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

--;;;123.88

------------ ----------
33,517.69 ----------

148,415.02 -- ------- ---------- -- ------- ------ --- ------------ ----- ----

258, 190.59 ---------- - ~ - - - - - - -- -------- ----- ---- ------------ ----------

95,900.25 ---------- ---------- -505,024.00 ------- -- -------- --

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

-----

-----------35,724.78

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

366,973.32 ------ --- -- ------- ------ --- ---- ----- ------------ ----- ----

1,494,802.18 ----- ---- -------- ---- --, ---- ----- 298,717.07 ----------

489,861.34 -----353,185.30 ------
175,771.33 --- - - ~

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

---------390.30
------.---

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

88,552.00
------------

"3;738:99

------------ 534.66

455,144.62 103,726.91 190,854.52

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

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

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

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

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

593.95 675.00
----------

176,461.33 ------- -- ---------- ---------- ---------- .----------- 293.74

444,061. 39 ---------- ---------- ---------- 239.35 19,100.00 ----------

107,474.62 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ --------

492,755.36 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 13,542.20 ----------

400,996.50 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ ----------

247,895.30 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ ----------

245,294.47 ---------- ---------- ---------- - - - - - ~ - - -- ------------ ----------

294,394.78 ---------- ---------- ~ - - - - - - - -- ---------- ------------ ----------

120,259.89 329,329.36

----107:;;11

::::::::::

::::::::r--945:00::::::::::::

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

145,217.15 169,384.58 202,509.01

::::::::::1::::::::::
--------_.1 .. --------

----------
===:::::::

---------- ------------
:::=::====1==::========

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

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENT8-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

VIII. Food Service and Student Body Activities-Continued

IX. Capital Outlay-Continued

SYSTEM

A. FOOD SERVICE

B. STUDENT BODY

ACTIVITIES

-----_._---,---- -------

1. Salaries
a. Super- b. Other visors Employees

2. All Other
Expense

1. Salaries

2. All
Other Expense

Total Food Service and Student Body
Activities

A. SITES

B. BUILDINGS

Tota Expense Payments

I 1. Profes- I 2. Site

3. Improvements

1. Profes-

sional

and

to

sional

Services Additions Sites Services

2. New Buildings
and
Additions

3. Remodeling

------.-------- --- ----1----1_-------1----1---- ------- ----------------

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln

etVn
0

Long

Lowndes

Lumpkin

Maeon

M adison

White S-

$ 3,680.29 $.. __. ._ $

._._ $_.. _.

.$

Negro _.________

969.59

....

..

._

White

.

..... _

14,184.94 ._._ . . _.

_

Negro

. _. .

3,632.34._ _... _._. __.. _

White

.. _ 4,819.33

.. _

Negro

._ ... _.. 1,922.65 ._.__ _ ._. _

White _._.

.

267.08 7,351.91 __.___ ..

_

Negro

. ._ .. __.___ 8,821.16._ ... _. . . ._._

White . . __ .

._.__ 4,279.88 ._... .._.

_

Negro _. .. __._._ ... _._ 1,961.94

.. __ .. ._._.

3,680.29 $
969.59 14,184.94 3,632.34 4,819.33 1,922.65 7,618.99 8,821.16 4,279.88 1,961.94

White _.. __. .

....

Negro _.

... ._. __

White Negro

.

.. _...

_

White . . __ ._

.

~~1~~ ::::::::::'.::: ::: _

Negro _. . .

._ .. _.

White .. .

.__ __._.

Negro

.

3,235.43

... _ ._. __ . __._

2,197.39._ . __.

._. __

16,233.39._._._ .. _ ._._. __

986.22 _.. .... . _..

6,295.49

_. . _.

114.38 .__ __ __

.._

6,276.22 __.. _._ _ .. _. . .

3,927.62

_ _ ._

13,312.71 . __

1,298.62 __ ___ .

_._ '_' __ ... _..

3,235.43 2,197.39 16,233.39
986.22 6,295.49
114.38 6,276.22 3,927.62 13,312.71 1,298.62

207,332.07 S._ ..

S ... _ S . $

$

$

73,810.26 __._. __. .

.. _.....

..

. . __. __

713,743.63 545.00

._ ..

2,458.00 73,273.97

... _.

396,194.97 __.

.. ._.

..

._ .... _. . ._

203,058.53._.

._._.

.... .

..

._

194,592.74 __....

.

._ .. __.

.

.. _

315,778.17 . _.___ 2,500.00 _.

..

..

.. _....

397,126.32

. _. __. .

.______ _._. .

. ._

212,784.87

..

325.31 _.

._.

. 2,703.25

141,342.76 __._______

_.

._._ ._. ._. .

_

185,649.57 89,669.13 709,178.22 265,777.74 325,356.18 6,375.19 309,016.75 _.
367,756.98 462,532.96. 131,536.19.

._. . . __ .
... . .
. .

.

.

.

. ._._

.____ 137.00 ._. __.

.

_

.

12,310.40 238,850.50

_

.

1,816.68 147,126.44

._

. . __._._ 310.84

651.68 3,811.95

. _.

.

. __... __.

. _. ...

.

._______ 2,728.36 . _

. __ . __._. .

.____ 4,408.18

.

._. . __ .

.

338.98 . __

.

..

._ ..

._. __._

M arion M cDuffie M eIntosh M eriwether M iller

White __._ ..... ._ .. _ .___ 2,293.22 297.00

191.31 2,781.53

Negro . __..

._,___ _._ 1,665.63

.. __... _._.___ 1,665.63

White ._._ .. __._ .. __. __ ..

11,779.74

.. _. __..

11,779.74

~);;~~I-----I-. -'---'-'-1"-'3:285:81 ::::.:::::- --'113:57 '---3:399:38

Negro . ._._._ . __ ._ .. _._

White __.. .

._.

Negro . .

. __.. ._

White ._ . . __ ' _.... _

Negro .... __ ... __

3,979.19._.. ._.

26.51

11,498.57 __. . _ ...

18.48

7,893.03.. ... _._ ...

7,293.76 .. __ ._ ... _.. _

1,284.32. __ . . . ' _. __. .....

4,005.70 11,517.05 7,893.03
7,293.76 1,284.32

239,701.27 __.

._________ 67.50 400.00

378.50

._

117,395.07. .

.

. __ ._.

. __ ._.

_

381,978.46 _.

. __ ._________ 27.52. . __._.__ 1,720.54

196,672.48

. ._. .__________ 3,571.49

155,481.80 __. .

.

.

.

.

12,674.58

212,729.35

.____ 982.00 __..

4,000.50 5,818.86

530,802.34 __.

. __.______ 434.04

.

504.00 .

_

427,056.30 303.35

_

368,607.79

.

.

.____ 4,665.60 2,274.61

124,836.06

...

. _._.

. .. _.. _..

_

M itchell Maurae ~Iontgomerv

White . . _ _

Negro ._._

_

White . ._ _ ._._

Negro _.. .. _ . __, .. __.

White . . . __.. _. _. . .

Negro ._. __.. _.. !_.

12,619.73 _....

6,491.91 ._._._._._ ._.

._.

2,478.50 __._ .. _._. __._ __._._

3,394.23 _. . . _. . . . __

1,761.52 .

._ .. ._

12,619.73
6,491.91 2,478.50 3,394.23 1,761.52

495,737.72 253,425.77 278,264.14
254,622.67 206,408.82
129,909.48

__

..

____ .

.

.

.

._.

.. __. .

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

.__ .

__ ._______
. ._ . __._ ..
.. _.

__. __

..

.

. _. . _

. __._._. __

.. _

_

Morgan Murray
Musoogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
'".0..1.. Pulaski
Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens

White Negro White Negro

7,069.301__________ 5,022.93 12,935.96 _

95.79 7,165.09 314,332.26 .

117.31 5,140.24 249,407.03

12,935.96 456,991.19 .

_

5,110.00

. .

434.00 4,177.23 .

55,493.22

_

.

. __

__

. .. . _

WNehgirteo

131,005.42 10,977.32

228,710.50

370,693.24_

6,124,555.08 1,302,371.63

..

White

._________

16,866.61 16,866.61 647,530.99

Negro

.

.

.

.______ 3,250.95 3,250.95 254,929.05

White . Negro

.___________

6,572.81 1,080.81

6,572.81 1,080.81

281,063.79 _.________

79,522.40

.

White

.

2,861.51 ..

.__ 2,861.51 280,127.77 _.

Negro

1,442.08

1,442.08 161,899.81

White

12,552.88

12,552.88 548,446.21 6,100.00

Negro ._____

1,133.56

.________ 1,133.56

75,243.72 2,083.30

1,542,365.45

_

.

..

.. _

.

._

296.80 30,450.21

_

.

. . __

_

.

_

25,000.00

_

_

White

..

Negro

.________

White .

._____

Negro

White

.____

Negro

.___________

White . __.______

Negro

White

Negro

7,693.64

.__

3,790.98 __.

12,150.56

437.33 _...

175.00

50.00

5,100.00 .______

4,428.52

_

.

.

.____
7,500.81 3,750.40

7,693.64

3,790.98

12,150.56

437.33

7,675.81

3,800.40

5,100.00

4,428.52

_

.

._

362,185.59. 347,443.55 397,842.25 31,115.29
485,148.01 119,049.89.
241,923.86 179,569.02 681,264.33 136,301.56

. 27.00 . . __._ .
._._. .

. .
787.32
. ..

.

.

.

.

155.00

.

13,900.00

..

.

.



.. __. ._

542.60

_

1,835.00

_

_

.

.. _

.

_

White Negro White Negro White Negro
White . Negro
White Negro

.____ 3,274.30

.__________ 3,274.30

.__ 1,606.27

. 1,606.27

.________ 6,902.64._________

6,902.64

4,404.37

.______ 4,404.37

.__ 1,400.15 523.27

1,400.15 523.27

.

.________ 10,303.93

.__________ 10,303.93

.

.

.

_

4,493.66

._ 4,493.66

2,652.19 _.

.__________ 2,652.19

169,158.36 141,526.71 . 227,331.32 218,279.96 77,631.89 73,930.67
440,728.19 5,232.08
259,237.99 284,001.01

. __. . . .
.
..

.______ 12,300.00

_

.

.

_

.

.

.. __. _

.

.

. __. _

.

_

.

.

_

2,368.70 9,979.89 166,672.06

_

.

_

.

_

.. .

_

White 61,650.39 90,345.38

Negro 1,260.00 20,379.80 White

Negro

White

Negro

White

.__________

Negro ._________

White

Negro

. ._________

403,151.05 _.________

134,383.68 . . 10,197.00 _.________

2,235.06

1,703.25

.

1,012.23

11,461.92 . .

2,790.48._________

6,362.56 ..

2,879.87

.

38,498.18 12,832.73
.
.__________

White



..

30,351.15

~~;:~ ::::::::::1:::::::::::: -__~;:~~~:~~ ::::::::::1::::::::::::

593,645.00 168,856.21 10,197.00
2,235.06 1,703.25 1,012.23 11,461.92 2,790.48 6,362.56 2,879.87
30,351.15
~;:~~~:~!

4,330,088.40

29,388.64.

.

1,149,724.90

._

1,968,031.44

9,796.21 .

.

383,241.63 __. __

325,286.60

.____ 3,330.84

10,603.85

.

.. _

124,548.22 __.

._.____ 5,000.00

.

.

.

110,068.44

c

. ._

93,746.40

_.

.

_

418,069.52 406,801.31

30.00 1,000.00

.____

.

15,019.38

._

.

.. __

261,242.05 500.00 21,160.60 2,410.80

.

157,560.26



_



_

I, iiU~nL~~~~~j~~:~:~~~:~ ~~~:~~~j~~~~i~~~~~:::~;~~;;:~t~~~~~~~:

SYSTEM

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

VIII. Food Service and Student Body Activities-Continued

IX. Capital Outlay-Continued

A. FOOD SERVICE
a. Super- b. Other visors Employees

B. STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES

1. Salaries

2. All Other Expense

Total Food Service and Student Body
Activities

Total Expense Payments

A. SITES

B. BUILDINGS

- - --~-------- - - - - - , - - - - - - , - - - - -

3. Im-

1. Profes- 2. Site provements 1. Profes-

sional

and

to

sional

Services Additions Sites .Services

2. New Buildings
and Additions

3. Remodeling

Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall
l>:l
~ Taylor
l>:l
Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treut!en
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

White $

$ 3,385.65 $

$

$ 260.06 $ 3,645.71 $ 167,654.03 $

$--------- $-

$

$-

Negro

3,784.85

186.67 3,971.52 264,066.51

Wbite

6,516.67

__

6,516.67 314,878.41

Negro

6,516.67

__

6,516.67 286,559.20

White

3,677.43

__

3,677.43 164,318.97

1,200.00

Negro

4,265.81

__

4,265.81 234,215.75

$

_

_

_

_

_

_

White

...

Negro

White

Negro

White

Negro

White

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

1,845.05

1,424.88

11,789.31

4,887.51

4,766.12

1,336.09

2,091.82

1,100.49

9,905.74

H~U~ ::::::::: ::::::::::::

1,845.05 1,424.88 11,789.31 4,887.51 6,102.21
3,192.31 9,905.74
H~U~

98,841.20

_

113,138.11

_

544,682.71

8,254.35

211,995.03

2,200.0

261,379.53

_

207,176.79

_

455,683.61

_

m:UH~ :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::~~~~~~:~t::::::::

White Negro White Negro White
Negro White

14,201.34 7,241.23 , 21,374.24 2,285.14 7,676.88
1,111.09 6,094.07

14,201.34 7,241.23 21,374.24 2,285.14 7,676.88
1,111.09 6,094.07

549,122.89 19,607.50

339,202.75

770,643.39 22,500.00

240,776.14

405,371.16

12.50

110,712.58

22.75

261,220.74

3,210.00

577.31

189.90

_ 106.23
_ _ _
_ _

~Iii~~ :::::::::: ::-:::::::: ----5;228:30 :::::::::: :::::::::::: ----5;228:30 ----229;927:83 ----i66:75 :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::

Negro ---------- ---- ------- 1,072.56 ---------- ------------ 1,072.56

87,598.86 ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -----------T---------

White

__

19,328.90

19,328.90 631,520.66 208.70

4,460.70

i 20.00

Negro

__ __

3,065.29

3,065.29 276,508.86 335.48

1,200.00

White

8,754.37

8,754.37 325.246.43 __

248.62

13,902.29

_

Negro

. . 1,856.11__________

1,856.11 121,732.61

_

White

5,600.45

38.00 5,638.45 238,856.03

_

~~~~:~:~-~-~-~ _l~l~l~~l]----HIn~~l:~:l~l~~ ~~~~~~~1m~ ----H1Ni ----~~i;m:;; ll~~~l~~:~ ~l~:~~ll~~ llll~l:ll~ ~lllll~lllllll~~llHi\~~g~gg

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
Total Counties

White -------.-- ------.----- 39,995.76 ---------- -----------. 39,995.76

Negro ---------- ------------ -- 1,364.85 -- -- ---~ -----.-----. 1,36t.85

White ---.------ ------------ 14,227.66 .--------- -.---------. 14,227.66

Negro ---------- ------._---- 7,113.83 ---------- -----------. 7,113.83

White -----._--- .-------_.-- 17,429.66 ---------- -----------. 17,429.66

Negro White

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

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

---TI24:76

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

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

----3;i24:76

Negro

-------.---- 2,843.52 ----.----- -----.-----. 2,843.52

White .--------- -.----------
Negro ---.------ ---.---.----

10,279.03 4,96L31

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

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

10,279.06 4,96t.31

White - -- - - -~ - -- ~ - - - - --- - - --

Negro White

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

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

17,606.62 -- ~ - - - - - ~- -----------2,OOl.3t - - ~ - - - - - -- ~ - - - - -- -- ---
2,811.08 ---------- ------------

17,606.62 2,001.34 2,811.08

Negro White

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

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

2,925.32 6,166.96

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

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

2,925.32 6,166.96

Negro White Negro White Negro

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

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

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

-~-------

-
-

--- ------

--
-- --

-
-

--
--
~-

1,386.42 ----------

------------
--265;762:97

-~ ----

-

-
~

-

-

-

---

----------

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

---7;748:7i

1,386.42 7,748.71

--i3i;24i:82 --397;004:79 ------------ ------------

1,465,603.82 ---------- 13,700.00

48.00 13,507.26

_

127,527.37 673,055.79

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

---------

:::::

::::::::::

::::::::::

---20;474:57

-'4;i78:91

186,933.55 760,875.01 17,906.54 173,143.9t 191,761.33 476,579.97
447,643.21

-------------------
------.-.-
-------------200:00

--------.----_-----.-.---::_:_:_::_::_::

75.00 --5;040.00

::::::::::
:.:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:
1,602.00

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

---iO;568:44 ---T869506:0.601

--7;452:80
:_:. : : : : : : : :_
_ _

904,707.71 ---------- -----

181,668.11 ---------- -----

- 118,324.85
103,164.12 241,534.30

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

----

-
-

-

-
~

-----

107,327.38 ---------- -----

369,658.66 ---------- -----

7,153.30 ---------- -----

1,505,230.46 -------.-- -----

3,466.00 ---------- -----

230.00

_

White ---------- ------------ 7,283.26 ----------

63.77 7,347.03

Negro ---------- ------------

White Negro White

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

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

2,129.73 6,270.17 2,638.03

------ --

-
-

~ ~ ~

--
-

-
-

---- ----

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

7,235.92 ---------- ------------

2,129.73 6,270.17 2,638.03 7,235.92

Negro White Negro

-

-

~ ~

----

-

-

-

--
--

-

---~

----

-

-

--
-~

------

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

3,718.80 13,465.68
- - - -~ --- - ---

- -- - ~ -- --- ------------ 3,718.80 ---------- ------------ 13,465.68 ---------- ------------ ------------

346,228.11 142,623.36 309,988.85

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

1,525000..0000 ----- _____

287,957.60 ---------- -----

307,565.33 --- ---~ --- -----

197,073.72 581,550.99

-iO;255:44

-37;2 39.86

317,830.63 ---------- ~--- -

._____

1,692.12 2,722.05 ._ 592.65

33,330.62

. __

_ 170,348.62 50,939.78

800.00 _

White 196,986.66 962,871. 68 4,414,179.87 11,698.70 1,057,307.85 6, 6t3, 044. 76 113,620,955.47 89,6t9.08 718,335.38200,380.74 264,308.1311,415,5t6.0t 217,878.02 Negro 12,728.02 81,796.56 644,124.19 774.25 47,757.86 787,180.88 39,018.882.54 6,751.28 52,3 08.17 11,325.82 22,539.341,183,324.06 37,244.67

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

White ---------- ------------ 7,497.33 - -- - - -~ --- ------------ 7,497.33 J 309,5t9.47 175.00 9,0 00.00

Negro White

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

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

Negro ---------- ------------

3,508.60 283,038.18

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

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

128,111.88 ---- ----- -- ---------

3,508.60 283,038.18 128,111.88

177,708.01 14,747,185.69 8,982,964.40

--------------35:00

----------_____
-----

33,773.97 9,872.98

White ---------- ------------ 4,511. 75 ---------- -- --------- 4,511.75 213,198.76 ---------- -----

Negro ---------- ------------

White
::::~: ~ ~~: ~~ I::::: Negro
White

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

--------------T445:72

1---------- Negro ---------- 1,347.97

=: =:: 17,525.35

__________

---i1;629:99 ----5;498:38

---i5;774:62 ---29;469:45

----i92;5io:93 ----i53;566:86

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

~
~
-

--
--~

----

-----

2,831. 82

------------ 4,179.79 42,960.98 ---------- -----

.

_

52,378.19 13,690.22

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (195960)

VIII. Food Service and Student Body Activities-Continued

IX. Capital Outlay-Continued

SYSTEM

A. FOOD SERVICE

1. Salaries
a. Super- h. Other visors Employees

2. AJI Other Expense

B. STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES

1. Salaries

2. All Other Expense

Total
Food Service
and Student
Body Activities

Total
Expense Payments

A. SITES

B. BUILDINGS

N:------ -------------1-3-. 1m ------2.

1. Profea- 2. Site IPlOvements 1. Profes- Buildings 3. Remod-

sional

and

to

sional

and

eling

Services Additions Sites Services Additions

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

Calhoun Carrollton CartersviJle Cedartown Chickamauga t.:>
01
>I>- Cochran Commerce D alton D ecatur D uhlin

White S. __.

S.

Negro

$ 8,767.09 $

$.

White

12,180.54

Negro

. __.

.

.

White 3,349.94

9,282.27

Negro White

2,127.38 11,624.61

Negro

White 1,440.00 4,526.80 18,799.03

Negro

.

_

$ 8,767.09 $ ._________ 12,180.54 .____ 12,632.21 2,127.38 11,624.61
24,765.83

White Negro ... .. __

White Negro White Negro
White Negro

2,700.06 300.00
4,940.96

White 3,600.00

Negro

__

11,494.50 1,368.50
13,420.00 17,016.46 5,200.00

7,255.19 1,112.98 21,170.98 2,191.79 15,331.84 _.________ 2,928.27 18,374.06
75,389.95 21,600.00

7,498.14 37,678.73

7,255.19 1,112.98
40,163.62 3,560.29 18,031.90 3,228.27 36,735.02
_
133,685.14 26,800.00

274,894.97 $

$

S

$

$,.

$ 688.61

57,807.08 .

..

._

304,995.89

.

.

._

147,915.32

.

_

459,718.50 __._.



3,748.02 23,613.00 1,459.90

142,854.71 430,681.26

12,191.70 39,190.00.

_

.

.

_

84,506.59 _..

.._

152,310.04

.

.

..

409.81

.

_

234,938.46 76,468.08 280,188.90 31,380.94
662,507.11
80,765.28 918,389.31
173,647.20 499,088.48 188,719.67

.

_

.

_

_

.

_

_

_

963.68

_

. .____ 100.00 _. .. ._.

.. _

.______ 6,720.11

8,761.10

.__ 922.00

._.

425.00

.__

.

__

__

35,000.00

_

Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson

White

3,467.88

3,467.88 314,624.82

Negro

1,597.87

1,597.87 150,772.22

White

15,416.68

15,416.68 644,343.50

...

Negro

3,753.60

3,753.60 219,353.99 .

..

White 1,800.00 2,850.00 27,078.21 .______ 27,144.80 58,873.01 169,435.34 _. __.

..

....

.

.

Negro

167.62

167.62

46,216.80

.

White . ._

5,642.46

5,642.46 190,794.45

.

Negro _.________

2,098.97

2,098.97

79,328.96

WNehgirteo 1,456.00 11,33. 5.00 32,078.15 .

14,266.96 59,1.3.6. ._1_1.

183,034.18

_ _
650.56 375.00 . __
._ _ _
__

LaGrange Marietta

:::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::f::::::J:::::::::i:::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::: White ---------- -------.---- 34,445.42 ---------- ------- ----- 34,445.42 833,793.27 ---------- ----- ----

S:~~

::::::::::1:::::::::::: :::::::::::1.~:~!~:~i~:~~

1 __ - - - - - - -

1,974.36 5,933.25

Monroe Moultrie Newnan
Pelham Quitmllll Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls
Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa Trion t-:l
'"'" Valdosta
Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder
Total Cities
Total Counties
Grand Total

White

Negro

.

White _._.______ Negro .

White __.

.__________

Negro

1,657.61 .______
18,079.32 __.
13,006.65 3,699.47

1,657.61 .

._________ 18,079.32

.

. __ .

..

13,006.65

3,699.47

131,978.67

.

.. .

697,753.29

141,785.01

.

489,661.50 .

127,162.53 ..

.

----------

.

..

.

_

.. .. .

.

.. .. __ -.

_



..

._. __

19,352.84 .

.

_

.

_

White

.

._______

Negro _.. _. . ....

White _.

.________

Negro ._.____

White

..

Negro _.

.

White Negro _.

. 4,320.00 .

White

Negro _.

._. _.

5,141.57
1,888.36. 3,831.46. 2,023.74

.____

.

._____

.

.___

8,977.81 1,642.93

.______ .___

16,915.89 . ._.

5,141.57
1,888.36 3,831.46 2,023.74 ._______

30,213.70

.

. __ ..

1,642.93

.

202,698.12 112,713.31 134,650.85 108,806.43 964,450.03 284,520.78 _. 130,653.44
51,575.13

..

. ._. .

..

._. __ . .

.

.

.

.

. __.

.

.. ._.

.

._ ..

.

. __ -----.-- .

.. __ .

.

. --.-------

..

----------

.

_

.______________ 14,818.38 _.

_

._.

.

.-------.-

. -- . -

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

.



----------

.

.

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

White .

. __ .__________

Negro ..

White 8,149.94 21,521.56

Negro 3,870.00 5,469.00

White 1,935.00 10,854.21

Negro 360.00 2,025.97

White 1,620.00

._

Negro .______ 5,001.55

White 21,042.99

Negro 6,056.14

11,041.86 2,391.31 __.
84,005.36 _. 34,839.61
36,357.14 _.. 13,023.09 19,461.19
.___

... .____

.________ .____ .____
7,134.21 5,938.59
.. _ ._

11,041.86 2,391.31
113,676.86 44,178.61
56,280.56 15,409.06 27,019.78 5,001.55 21,042.99 6,056.14

571,250.11 116,869.67
567,714.51 348,473.05
338,306.20 111,114.53 226,118.45 20,580.85 749,065.46 _. 447,222.08

9,600.00 504.73

.

.

._.



----------

._.

. __.___

2,596.94

.

.

._________ 320.0P

.

. 1,078.19

. 1,746.00

.__ 1,000.00

.

.

_

.

---

------.---

---_.

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

. __ 15,088.92 ..

.___ 9,115.17

.

.

..

_

White Negro White Negro White Negro
White
Negro

.. _ .___________ 7,169.24

.

.______ 2,025.83

19,667.97

8,429.13

.___________

.

..

1,480.00 8,325.00 34,565.19

1,110.00 1,850.00 7,339.58

7,169.24 2,025.83

. .. 19,667.97 .__ 8,429.13

1,050.00 1,050.00

500.00

500.00

._ 10,543.69 54,913.88

._

320.70 10,620.28

207,641.57

._.

92,485.95

.

705,638.11

.

366,845.18 __._______

128,481.95 101,180.35 .

294,181.82

.

106,433.87

. .
. .

--.
-----

----------

.

_

. 3,520.35.

_

1,508.72

_

. . __. __

.

_

-

----------

------

----------

White 53,514.89 112,109.25 897,626.90 .______ 145,299.381,208,550.42 29,872,098.65

Negro 11,696.14 22,262.99 247,690.90

820.70 282,470.73 13,427,006.28

175.00 9,000.00 75,899.52 4,826.21 53,526.09 84,244.26

35.00

10,894.98 13,191.70 75,698.72 14,810.31

White 196,986.66 962,871.684,414,179.87 11,698.701,057,307.856,643,044.76113,620,955.47 89,649.08718,335.38200,380.74 264,308.1311,445,546.04 217,878.02 Negro 12,728.02 81,796.56 644,124.19 774.25 47,757.86 787,180.88 39,018,882.54 6,751.28 52,308.17 11,325.82 22,539.341,183,324.06 37,244.67

White 250,501.55 1,074,980.93 5,311,806.77 11,698.70

7,851,595.18 143,493,054.12 89,824.08'1727,335.381276,280.26 269,134.34 11,499,072.13

Negro 24,424.16 104,059.55 891,815.09 774.25 48,578.56

52,445,888.82 6,786.28 52,308.17 22,220.801 35,73~.~~l,259,022.78 52,054~8

11,202,607.23 11,069,651.61

1302.122.28

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60) IX. Capital Outlay-Continued

SYSTEM
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin

1. Professional
Services

2. Administration

-----

White $ 59 861 40 $.

Negro

.

White

- Negro .

White ..

.

Negro

.

White

Negro

White Negro



.





3. Instruction

C. EQUIPMENT

4. Attendance and Health

5. Pupil 'Transpor-
tation

6. Operation 7. Mainte- 8. Food

of

nance of Service and

Plant

Plant

Stndent

I Activities

I
I 9. Investment Property

Total Capital Outlay

Total
Expense and
Outlay Payments

- ----

s.
-
.


. s. -


- s. - .

s.


s. - - s.



-

. $.


. .

- .





.

- -



..




.

-



. .

.






-

-



_-.

. -

.

.-

-

-

-
-

..
.. . .

-








-

-

---

-



- .

-


-

$ 59,861.40 $ 707,298.98

171,815.64

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

279,530.34

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

86,793.84

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

410,711.37

.-

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

55,519.80

-I -------------
4,739.27

178,021.35 164,209.21
520,858.19

I

3,184.52 362,411.34

oI>:r> Banks 0' Barrow
Bartow Ben Hill Berrien

White

.

Negro



..


- ... .

-


-

White
- Negro



5 040 89

-



-

4 449 95 -

-

..



--

White Negro

.


-









-
.

White Negro White

--
-

-


-.

_.

-.

..
_.

. ..

--

Negro

-



- -

5 000 00

91,546.24

.
--
-.

9,490.84
------------14,904.22 1,000.00
------------
------------------------

397, 111.03 20,300.91 324,405.50
6,008.00 783,711.29 115,489.08 192,622.61
83,674.68 575,520.00
79,694.03

Bihb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bnlloch Bnrke Butts

White - -

Negro

--

White

.

Negro

.-

White

.-

Negro .

White

Negro

White

Negro

.
35, 214.58



..

86 75

-

.




-
-. I

White Negro
White -- - - ---

I

:~:~~~:~~l . .

I !



Negro

.



-

. I

-

White Negro



--

-



.

I

110 531

I

-



I

j

204 00 .
. . 4 828 58
767 62 2 012 00

760.03

-

-
-

-

- --

I
I

-
.

!


75.00

-

-.

650 42
.
,

-

-

I.--.

-

-

.

I

93,387.52 35,214.58

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

1,189.43

1,300.00

7.50

,

I

4,828.58

2,779. 621

4,514,792.78 2,322,176.81
163,845.52
48,481.25 368,972.30
26,704.80 392,976.04 235,587.72 236,559.60
154,616.96

18,609.94
,I ::::~!~:~m11
,I

902,642.00 475,751.28 510,385.73 542,685.94 242,972.12 174,455.82

Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll

White

._

__

__

.~~ .......>i~~~r.

White,__

----

Negro

773.76 :12,695.64 --- _ _ _1

530.73 1,749.49 __

__

, -135.9:3 1.755.02 16,272.85 _

127.39

_

27,067.77
1,904.78 .521.50
229,690.12 6,710.28

259,206.87
235,904.55 :369,246.6:3 218,525.64
261,980.97 126,515.11 1,192,10:3.20 221,428.95

Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
""<:il Clayton
~I
Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt

White _

Negro

~_

White

_

Negro _

White _ Negro _~_

White
Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

__ _ _
_ _
_
_ __
..

~;~~~ :________
White Negro White Negro White

9,887.60 _

425.00, _

156.67 _ 78.33 __ 3,9:3:3.06 __ 2,622.04 _

------ ---4--0-,4-0--1-.2-4- -------.---

_

26,934.16

_

54,0:30.82 425.00
156.67 78.3:3 44,3:34.30
29,556.20

908,258.19 17,634.82
272,925.25 93,964.97 4,396,153.42 2,860,584.57

__
1,218.29 141.:38
6,5:34.40 _

_i

_

8,160.43

49, :309.95

4,126.40

151.81

_

155.00 1,622.65

69.90 _

18,744.05

32,767.35 613,979.52

264.15 _

1,306.48

__

:::: 356.64 _

__

84,~;~:~~ ::::::_:::J::~~:~~~:~~ 6,308.28 -----~~O:~~ ::::-____

8,242015..95:33 :356.64
~::'::::~I

89,714.42 933,779.44 57,632.95 1,973,853.52 424,015.32

--:y:::::-:-:l-----: :--1

148,792.06 127,273.9(;

1,3~~:3~ __ 47,8~6:~~1::::::--- --------

2,128.42--

__

735.00

_

4,605.30

_

_ _

854.00 14,500.00 30,3:34.79i

, 1,214,819.811 2,786,385.97

-----913:96 -..-----336:11i::::::::::::

________

83.101

._

_----- i------------

~a~.:zma:i~.i~o1

337,659.99 280,586.45 102,609.99

377, 726.52 4,267,344.97

---:::::::: ::::::::---:-- ----:_:1 :::--::::--, -----m:g~

147,362.13 955,441.16

____

_1

~:~~9:0~

290,595.04 780,339.72
185,089.12

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp

---------[
------ -

1____

-:

11,000.00

25.00
16,36:3.00 3,393.36 :3,699.14 2,070.48 5,506.02 :3,670.68

449,485.56 268,203.08 390,678.06 159,:371.89 595,566.25 417,920.01 185,778.08 163,808.44
538,598.76 348,443.19

Dade Dawson
---~~~-

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

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60) IX. Capital Outlay-Continued

C. EQUIPMENT

Total

SYSTEM

1. Pro- 1-

I

1 4. Attend-I 5. Pupil

fessional 2. Admin- 1 3. Instrue- ance and Transpor-

Services istration 1 tion

Health

tation

I I. FOOd-~I-~~nvest- I 6. Operation I' of

7. Maintenence of

I

8. Service

and

Plant

Plant

Student

ment Property

C~~\fal
Outlay

Expense and
Outlay Payments

----
Decatur

-

-

-

-

-i1r~.~-~~-::-::-::1 ::::-~-~::-::-::-::-::

~

::3:~:~~~

~::9~:~~~:::-:::::::'::::::::::: ~:::::_::J~:::A::c:ti:v:it:i:es:I~1:- _:::::::: ~---:::-7:-::~-~11$ -~-~U-~-U~

DeKalh Dodge

Whitr Negro

2,246.25 267,768.95 186.67 22,514.29 _.

White ------------ -------.---- 12,278.01 -.-----

._

23,938.22

I .1_ -- ---

-

---

1,989.29 5,396.40

3,499.781

2,558.881.49 12,225,362.75

------------1-- -------.- 290.84 ----
154.95

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

31,457.1;
lU~U~

769,503.21
~g6:~~U~

Dooly Dougherty t>:l Douglas
01
00 Early Echols
Effingham Elhert Emanuel Evans Fannin

White Negro >_____
White Negro >__ White .____ Negro White Negro White
Negro . __.

._ __
1,516.88
443.48 110.87 .__
.. __ .

White Negro _._ White Negro
White . Negro White Negro White Negro

3,240.00

._

1,000.00

._

..

.____

.__________ 4,296.00 __

3,304.53 __

.___________ __

_

.. __

409,801.97
1,168,791.64 10,238.74 35,303.13

822,227.67 334,444.72
3,508,109.93 1,104,160.38
586,004.93 140,989.12 391,372.47 317,107.99 120,602.99
26,898.43

363,899.18 247,702.83 624,888.08 312,237.75
745,295.02 305,492.07 254,546.09 130,478.04 1,092,892.40
3,993.97

Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton

White ------- ---- --------- --

1_

Negro ------ ---.- ------ ----- --- __ > _I --

312,568.49 110,110.68 1,451,638.00

Negro

1,135.20[ 22,737.40 _

.' 8.538.80: 2,065.681

780.26.

265. .50

. __, 329,421.49 1,435,958.55

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris t-:> Hart
'"~ Heard
Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

~~~ :~>:~~~~: :~~~~~~li~~~ ~~~m~ll:~: ~:~~:~::::~~ ~~::::S-~ ~~~~~~;:~~~~ ~~~~}~~~::~ ~~::--::::ir::~::~~J~~-~:~:,;iiJ

465,141.79 675.00
128,385.29 41,870.27

. .. . . '. ,1:::: ~ .............""~':~lll............ ............'.lTI.~g"'m]"""

1,445,193.59 644,483.72 765,845.16 11,465.78

625,560.79

304,902.64

White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White ... Negro ..

30.00

1,043.50 598.01

.. __ .. __ .

..

_

._ .. __. .___

5,201.31

.. .______ 37,184.44

8,990.98

100.00 __

__ __

10,16448

145.15

54.00 __ __

__

__

__ __

_

797 16 _

_

__ __

__ _ _

__

__

_

_

__

__

__

_

_

.__

__ __

__._

__

15,899 32

..

.. ._. __ .

. __ ._

._ __

_..

__ _ .

._ _

.

..

.

._.________

5,201.31

14,626.88

...

.

. __ . ...

53,64832

308,914.05
326,062.44 1,557,233.94
147,256.26 709,963.49
47,375.84 1,321,338.52
20,693.40 197,310.31
395,531.21

White .

., __.,_.,

.. .... .

. _._.

.. _. .

___ .. __.. __ --

.___ ___..

Negro

.... __ .....

._. __. ..

._ .. ._. .

.. _. .. __._. ... __

._____ __ .

.. __

White . . __ ._ .. _. __._ ..

.. __... . __.

. .._

.. _. ._._.

.. .

. ._. ..._

Negro ._ .. __ .. _.

. . __ ._ ..

... __ . ... ._

_. __ ._._._____ __

__. __

__

.1..... . . White ..

..

6,589.22..

.

.. _ __ __ _ ._ ... __

5.,~i, l.mll.

._..

._

46 230.79

,l:lll~

392,338.67 53,104.25
292,470.15 322,093.92 656,969.69 149,008.43 261,805.36 98,247.49 548,673.96 374,317.40

~;;~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::-::::-::: :::::: ::::: :::::::::::: -:::::::::::1:::::::::-:: :::::::::::.

White _. .

... ._ 1,331.70

... __ .. ._._. ...

1,455.06 .. _._.

_._. __.. __

Negro .

.. __. . . ._

_ ._._ .

..

._.____

46.08 ... . __

.. __

White._ ._. __._ ..

.. 5,141.39

. . __ . __._._____

899.39

. . .. __

Negro .

.

.. __. __._ 3,721.87

._._. __.

.

.. __

525.68 . __.

._._.

White

. __.

._.

. ..

.. ._._. __. __. . _. . .

.

..

Negro __. .

... _. __ .. __..

.

.. . . ._ .

.

.. . . ._____

White

. . . . . . __.

.

.____

612.50

....

795.00 .. _. __.__

Negro . __.

.. _._... __.

. __. . .. _._. _._ ...

.

._. ._. . __ ._ ..

. ..

2~Ug:gb 6,916.05 580.74 6,634.73
4,922.55 ._ _. ...
293.74
20,746.85 ._ _.

1,793,519.25 578,413.34
360,101.35 176,352.07
461,779.35 108,649.46 190,854.52 176,755.07 464,808.24 107,474.62

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

U~U! :::::::::::: :::ii;~ii:~i :::::::::::: :::::::~~:J::::::::::: ::::::::::::

~U~Hi

512,277.92 404,997.16 262,347.09

Negro ... .. __.. _.. __..

945.66 .

.__ 5,272.50 __.....

White . __. .

. . __..

._.

. .. .. __. . __.

Negro .

.. _. . ._ .. ... ...

...

. __

.

.__

226.00.

.... ._. _.. _.

. __ __.

.

6,444 16

. . ... _

.._ . .

_

251,738.63 294,394.78 120,259.89

White ---.----- ---- ..... --- -- ..... ----- .. --.------. ---.---.---- . .. 1

..

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

1,052.61 330,381.97

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

145,217.15 169,384.58 202,509.01

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60) IX Capital Outlay-Continued

SYSTEM

C. EQUIPMENT

1. Professional Services

2. Administration

I I 3. Instruction

4. Attendance and

I

5. Pupil Transpor-

Health

tation

I

6. Operation 7. Mainte-

of

nance of

Plant

Plant

8. Food Service and
Student Activities

9. Invest-
ment Property

Total Capital
Outlay

Total
Expense and
Outlay Payments

Lanier Laurens L ee Liberty Lincoln

t-:> Leng

0>

0

L owndes

L umpkin

Maeon

Madison

: : : .: : : White $

$

$

$

$

$

$

$__.

.. S----.---.-- $. __ - __.. _... 207,332.07

~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-Tm:U :~~~~~~~::::i:~:::~:~:~:: :::~:::~:::: ~~~~:::~::::

:~:~:~:~:d8nin! 73,810.26 801,248.32 401,229.29 204,750.36

~ ;.~.:i '.l~: ;:::!: 194,917.84

318,278.17

397,126.32

. . .. ..

. 1...'. :

. 1..

218,354.60 141,920.51
189,171.37

~~i~ ~~::~~~:::~: :<:~~~t

3!:~~H~ ::::it~tl:::::-.::::: __:~:::::::: ~~:-1:0~~:~~1 ::}g~~;~~ ~~~~~:~oo:oo:

rgtf~fj~

91,916.33 1,017,679.11
419,526.22 348,812.21
6,477 .19

White

.

.

..

.

.. _._____

__

_

'

2,728.36 311,775.11

Negro ._ .. _

._ .. .

.. _.

._

_.

.

323.77

:

5,070.93 372,827.91

White .. _. ._

._ .... . . . ._ ..

..

._.

. _. . __.

..

_ 462,532.96

Negro

._._. __. . __. __ .__________ _ . __. __ ._________ __. __

.

._. 131,536.19

M arion M cDuffie M cIntosh Meriwethcr Miller
M itchell M onroe Montgomery

White Negro
White Negro
White Negro
WNehgirteo
~;~~~
~;~~
~~~~~
White Negro

. _.

.

9,889.68

._____

--

_

. .___________ _

__

I

. __ _

.

.___ _

.

. __.:____________

846.00 ._

_ ,_.

12,932.68 5,938.55

28,450.91 18,380.46

--

3,338053..03851

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

----_:::~?~:~~I

::::::::::::::1

587.751 150.25

240,547.27 117,395.07 394,911.14 202,611.03 183,932.71 231,109.81 534,187.42 427,359.65 376,894.71 124,836.06
518,546.40 253,425.77 278,264.14 254,622.67 206,996.57 130,059.73

Morgan Murray
Muscogec
~ewton
Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
~
'.."... Pulaski
Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens
--."---

62,719.30 2,931.46

377 ,051.56 252,338.49 456,991.19
5,110.00

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENT8---WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

SYSTEM

___________________ IX. Capital Outlay-Con~ill~~

,___---___,_-

I----------------~- I

l. Professional

C. EQUIPMENT

i
I

--4-.~~end-' 5. Pupil I ~~e~:tion I ;. M~~;e~od---9.-~~est-

2. Admin- 3. Instruc- ance and Transpor- I of

nance of Service and

ment

Services

istration

tion

Health

tation. Plant ,Plant

fc\i~iti:s Property

Total Capital Outlay

Total Expense
and Outlay
Payments

Stewart Rumter Talb ot
Taliaferro Tatt nail Tay lor Telfair Terr ell
Tho mas Tift Toombs Towns Treu lien
Trou p Turn er Twiggs Union UpsOil

~~-~ ~~~--~--I----I----I----I-----~-~~~----

White Negro White Negro White Negro

$------------------------------------------------------------------

$---------------------- ~ - - - - - - - - --
----------------- ---- -----

$

$..

___

1,727.25 ___________

4,707.22 ____

$

$

$

$

__ __

$

$

$ 167,654.03

264,066.51

1,727.25

316,605.66 286,559.20

5,907.22

170,226.19 234,215.75

White ------------ --- -----Negro ------------ --- -------White ------------ --- -------Negro ------------ -- --_. ---White ------------ -- --------:'!egro ------------ -------White ---- -- ---- --- -------Negro ----------- -----------White --- --- ---- ---------Negro -------- ----------

____ __ __ __
_____
_

__ __ __
____ ________

_____ _

__ _
_____________-,-___________ __
__

5,002.00 3,148.80 1,574.42

8,254.35 2,200.00 5,002.00
3,148.80 72,497.27

98,841.20 113,138.11 552,937.06 214,195.03
266,381.53 207,176.79
458,832.41 284,715.95 297,654.30 332,202.05

White

478.87

112.17

Negro

400.99 -- ---------

White -- --------- - --------
Negro --- -------- ------------

White ------------ ---------

Negro ------------ ------------

White ------------ ------------

Negro ------------ ------------

White ---------- -------- ---

Negro --- -------- ------------

3.590.24 3,870.26 3.141.46 1,379.18
____________ _________
___________
________ ____________

61.87 62.31
_ _

736.54 354.60 __

29,224.66 5,444.77 22,500.00
12.50 3,232.75

578,347.55 344,647.52 793,143.39 240,776.14 405,383.66
113,945.33 261,220.74

_____________ :::::::::: ::-::::::::: :::::::::::: ::---------- ----- ------ ------------ --------i66~75 ----230;094~58
----- -------. ----- ---:::::::r:::-::::~::~:::~------ ----------- 87,598.86

White ------------ 6,581. 77 Negro ---- -- ---- --- --------

2170.,133978..5442

.1 1' 11.,482570..8030 - - - --- ------ -- -

---1_'-_--_----- -

3193,,873863..5940 269701,,239527..7260

White ---- ------- ---- -------- 4.438.15 ------------ 14,002.10 ------

_ ------------ --------- --

1 32,591.16 357,837.59

;.~.~I. I i!l i~ . . m.!~ Negro ---- ------- -- ---------
White ------------ ---- -------
Negro ------------ -------- ---
White ------- --- ---- ------Negro ------------ --------- -White

1
l.'.''.00, I!

Negro

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes
l>:>
'"C/O Wilkinson
Worth
Total Connties
Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

27,255.26 24,653.48

1,492,859.08 127,527.37 697,709.27 186,933.55 781,160.15 17,906.54 177,003.94 192,717.94 478,381.97 452,758.21

230.00 904,937.71

181,668.11

118,324.85

103,164.12 241,534.30

107,327.38

369,658.66

--

._ .. _......

7,153.30

28,456.57 1,533,687.03

3,466.00

W*hh1i~te~

----
::::::

I
__ I

:::1 ::::::::::: -- I

Ufn~ 6,784.60 ------------ ------,--- - ------------ ----------

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

1,200.00, ::::::---- :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

12,698.77 3,695.94 37,742.39

358,926.88 146,319.30 347,731.24

*h1~~ :::::__:!__ :::1__

'----2;074:37 1:~~~:~: ::::-:--:::1 ::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::

1,163.32 2,074.37

289,120.92 309,639.70

;;"":~ ~'l3~::1'l~:;~ii; <~i~H~';11~ ~:~l:I";:l~il~'::i:t11 "~:::i:li 4,424.63 232,434.65 50,939.78

201,498.35 813,985.64
368,770.41

17,787,332.17131,408,287.64 1,669,774.71 40,688,657.25

White _

III'

9,175.00 318,724.47 177,708.01
172,562.03 14,919,747.72 80,096.57 9,063,060.97 6,365.08 219,563.84

192,510.93

-------- ------ -64i~oo ----i54~207~86

_

42,960.98

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

IX. Capital Outlay-Continued

C. EQUIPMENT

--------------~~--c--~--~-c-~~~-c--~~~~~-----------

Total

~YSTEM

I. Pro-

II

4. Attend- I 5. Pupil 16. Operation 7. Mainte- 8. Food 9. Invest-

Capital

I fessional 2. Admin- i 3. Instruc-

Services istration

tion

-----~--~---- ----~--I--i

ance and Health

1--- Transportation

I

of Plant

nance of Plant

Service and
I Student Activities

ment Property

Outlay

1

Total Expense
and Outlay
Payments

CCaalrhroolultnon ~~ii ~~::::_:::::i~:~~:~:~~~~~i~:_ }~~~~ >~::~:::: $~:::::::::~C~:~~~:~J:::::--~d~:~~~~~~~~:: ~~:::~:~~~:~ ~:::::;;}~~;~~ $;~n~n~

Cartersville

White ____________ ____________ 8,389.79 ___

Negro

1,353.61

_

! 1,845.69 __

_

,

184.25

39,056.40 52,919.56

498,774.90 195,774.27

Cedartown Chickamauga
tv Cochran
~
"'" Commerce'
Dalton

~I i. ;~:~.~ 1.... '00...... 1. 1'

Negro --

1__

i:~~ :::::1::

::---:-- lU&U6 ----------- --------- '- ---------- ---- --- --- ------------ ------------ ------------ --------------

31,380.94

lUM:~g --_1:--:::_::::: :::-:::- --: :::::::::::: :---------- ------------

6~~:~~U~

Decatur

White __ Negro __

615.95 4,512.76 __ _

1,440.85

_

1,000.00 __

.

__

21,609.92 2,787.85

939,999.23 176,435.05

Dublin

White __ Negro

!_______

35,000.00

499,088.48 223,719.67

Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson
LaGrange Marietta Monroe

~gL-

742.23:::ii:~i!2;~:9~1_::__ ---- j::::::i:~~i~~i ~!U~n!

~~~~II:- : I.' .. . . :

Ir'~oo I""~""I :~U~Ug

Negro __

__ _ ,

~~... 1 .'1 1 . ' ''' '' .........__ 1 ,

_ '___ _ __

79,328.96

i::;~,,~1:;;~

Negro -WNehgirtoe ---

_1______

-----------1:::::::::::::: -

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

----131-,978:67

I

-------- ------------_1_------------ -----------_-_:------------1-__--_-_

._--_

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

Moultrie Newnan
Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls
Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa Trion Valdosta
t-.:)
0> CJ>
Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder
Total Cities
Total Counties
Grand Total

r~?I'I'U~MI'1' .... . '..1'1'1' ,!ffi~ ~~:~~

~.....1 ,~,r .I i ',"'"."L.......'"~''" l~:lftl!

~~. . . . ., I,:~JJ,! ,."~,,::~~~ili;~~~ ~~~~ ::::-:=-::;~ :-:::~-----:1-- u~n~ ::::::--::::1:::::: --::_:_1::_-_-::_::_::_::_1-- -:::::::: ::::::~~~:~~ :::::::::::: UZUg HH~U~

White ---- --- -- - I 962.37 ------------'1------

699.19 -- --------- ------------

1,661.56 227,780.01

::~:Negro -:-:--

__ ::::::::

~6.8: ::::::

l--:I:::::-

::::::~::~ 36.82

20,617.67

-:::::1:::::::::::: ::-::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::::

~.l;~nlIE.~l~ m""I~.~ m,~~

; ... ,.;;". '~l:il: .... '""rit~l~l 'U~li;:iil:i"";li;:i~lb ~:~;:;~

White Negro
White Negro

60,427.77 400.99
60,427.771 400.99

37,683.97 1,034,814.40 5,668.941 252,406.3311
39,286.72 5,668.94 318,147.16
, 1 1 , 1 7 8 , 1 5 8 . 9 4

21,495.801143, 539.06 6,023.51 63,244.64
21,495.80 143,539.06 6,060.331 63,244.64
I

99,719.62 6,544.41
104,919.92 8,177.99

117,856.28' 9,523.29
130,032.49 13,831.55

71,474.903,264,222.98 17,787,332.17 131,408,287.64 4,730.57 7,738.69 1,669,774.71 40,688,657.25
79,047.3313,264,307.98 18,184,984.48161,678,038.60 5,845.67 7,738.69 1,857,240.01 54,303,128.83

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENT8-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

X. Debt Service

XI. Agency Funds

SYSTEM

A. PRINCIPAL OF I B. INTEREST OF

DEBT

D

I

-,--

I

_EBT

_

1. Bonds 2. Loans 1. Bonds 2. Loans

C. BOND SINKING FUND

D. PAID BY
STATE TO SCHOOL
BUILDING
AUTHORITY

E. OTHER DEBT
SERVICE

Total Debt Service

A. FEDERAL INCOME
TAX

B. STATE
INCOME
TAX

C. TEACHER RETIRE-
MENT CONTRIBUTIONS (Employees)

---------I---------~I-----I-----I-----I----- - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - -

Appling Atkinson Bacon

White $

$ 35,000.00 $

s s $ 897.50 $ 20,185.64 89,900.00 $----------- $ 145,983.14 52,236.12 $

~hft~ ---i2;955:oo ---io;ooo:oo :::::::::::: :::_:::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ---'7:552:89 -----30;507:89 ~~:~~Ug

Negro

__

2,667.50

2,667.50 7,282.00

White 44,722.60 19,780.50 5,932.50

70,435.60 18,050.40

Negro

2,610.00

261.60 $
~~::~

6,191.87
U~g:~~
3,286.79 15,549.23 2,040.12

Baker

White 4,584.00 60,473_60 2,016.72 2,260.41 Negro

39,500.00

35.25 108,869_98 21,587.40

10,363.30 _

Baldwin

White 7,200.00 Negro 4,800.00

9,905.10 6,603.40 _

17,105.10

_

11,403.40

_

t-J Banks
0>
0> Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

White 3,000.00

3,880.00

800.00

7,680.00 24,316.80

11,061.74

~~~~ ---iO;500:oo ---i3;000:00 ----4;355:00 ------i5i:67 :_:::::::::: ---i6;ioo:00------i7:88 -----44;i24:55 ---2i;406:90 :::::::::::: ----8;909:5i

~r~~ ::_:;:;~:~; :/O:OOO:OT--::~:~~~~ L:::::::: L:~:L: :::~n~~-~~ :~~::L:~~ -:~n;;.;; ---~nin~ ::::::~li:~~ ---l!~n~

::::: :::::::~:::O :::~~~~~~:~i:::::::::~:: ~~~~:::-:J:::~:::~_~~~ :::7:'~~~:0 :~~~~~~~:~~~ ~~~~~:~~ __~~;~~:~:~~ ::::~:~~~:~~ __;~;~~~;:~~

Negro

36,200.00

36,200.00 198,028.10 1,163.34 81,894.38

White

13,501.70

5,180.32

Negro

2,149.30

1,634.19

White

46,496.10

604.73

34,100.00

188.31

81,389.14 29,785.09

12,482.67

Negro

,

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

926.31

661.97

~i :-T::~~I:::~O:O~~:~~ ::::~:~~~:~~i::::::8~~:8~ ::::::~::::: ::68:9~:~~ :::::::::~~: -----~~:~~;:~~ !n;n~ ::::::~i~~~~i__ :~:~;~::!

Bulloch

White 21,000.00; 197,000.00 17,572.261 2,248.07

. __ . 69,260.00 35,245.23 342,325.56 90,783.70 37,277.93 39,628.61

Negro

1

1

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

----------

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

Burke Butts

~!i :::?;~::\:--~;~~~~~~~::-:i;~;~:~~li__ ::~~:~~: ::~:::~:~~~~,:::;~~~~~:~~ :~~::::::::: :::!~;~~~~:~~, ---;~~i~J~~~I::::::~~~:~~I---~i~i~i:~i

Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham

~~~~~ ------~~:~ :::::::::::: -------~~:~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ----~:~~~:~~l------~:~:~:~~ 1~:5~Ugl:::::::::::: ~:~5U~

White 11,000.00 2,000.00 3,612.80

390.00 ---

------

--__________ 17,002.80 48,830.851____________ 19,655.92

;~;; ::::~:~~~:~ :::_~:~~:~ ::::;:~;~:~ :::---~;~:~; :::::::::::: :::;;:;~~:~ :::::::::::: :::::~~:;~~:~; ---;i:~i~:~,:::::::::::: ---~~:igi:ii

WNehgirteo 22,500.00 20,000..00 23,132.00

400.00.

._ 1. 34,100.00

171.12

200,303.12 87,101.20 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 38,753.39_

White 12,920.00 Negro

7,952.45

73,780.00

94,652.45 73,874.501 515.60

408.52 29,458.08

3.04

415.20

White Negro White Negro

6,000.00 3,000.00

3,090.00 1,545.00

19,267.00 9,633.00 187,800.00
125,200.00

28,357.00 14,178.00 187,800.00
125,200.00

22,972.90 5,615.50

8,440.59 3,266.36
_
_

Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay
st-:l Clayton
-1
Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt

White Negro NWehgirtoe
White Negro WNehgirteo White Negro

38,000.00 43,000.00

.__________ 50,000.00 4,496.75
45,000.00 29,332.50

1,442.16 897.80

67,000.00 400,000.00 72,337.50

1,060.00

9,400.00 70,300.00
5,000.00 35,600.00

112.24 269.77

9,400.00 164,238.91 118,342.54
539,607.27 6,060.00 35,600.00

2,948.44 2,863.20 57,422.80
92,512.80 3,874.60 170,513.21
9,867.80 8,049.60

357.40 1,258.58

1,544.94 1,350.97 22,206.80_
31,110.58 2,203.27 64,521.38_ 3,343.67 4,962.06

White 100,000.00 86,990.00 103,730.00

Negro

13,010.00

.

66,600.00 .__________

303.67

White Negro

6,000.00

3,120.00

.

.__4_3_,_4_0_0_.0_0_

15.00

White 307,242.88 700,000.00 40,031.10

Negro

.

.

..

.

White 18,500.00 13,658.57 9,682.50

Negro

._____ 4,798.96

.____

297.02 104.36

98,716.00 .

..

34,684.00

~:;~ _.__~::~~:~~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

357,623.67 158,276.21 13,010.00 23,671.38

1,119.96 53,101.64 167.50 7,941.75

52,535.00 21,600.90 6,400.00

149.72 8,351.30 19.36 3,621.03

1,047,273.98 426,826.18

.

.

3,449.40 146,966.04



._

140,854.09 82,411.90 _.__________ 32,242.29

39,587.32 19,874.40

10,060.21

~::~~:~~ rU~U6 4It~ U:g~UZ

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp

White Negro
White Negro White Negro . White Negro White Negro

56,050.69 .
12,000.00 . ._.
51,001.25 108,000.00 ..
35,000.00 .________
8,436.00 60,000.00 4,400.00 40,000.00

700.00 5,005.00
.
2,474.14 3,297.84 1,887.09

.

._______

.

.

64.10 . ._______

.__ 79,200.00

22.00

.

.

.. .

.

1,532.03 .

105,700.00

79.36

. __ .

.___________

39,600.00

1,523.66 1,015.78

49,260.00

7.36

32,840.00

4.91

56,814.79

96,227.00 .

266,312.64

.

.

37,474.14 39,600.00

122,524.86

80,147.78

31,850.80 15,925.40 31,925.30 9,886.40 69,196.30
11,330.30 9,973.40 56,387.99 26,516.00

.____ 183.50 27.06
._ .____ .___
._ .__

3,702.14 1,851.06
13,234.26 5,868.56 16,445.17 15,161.04 5,180.73 5,139.91
19,545.41 13,030.27

Dade

WNehgirteo 8,3.50.00

Dawson

White 3,938.00

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _N_e""gr:..0.c-_-_-_--.-..-.-_-_-.-

15,585.00 5,340.50. .

.

._____ 46,500. .00\ 1,300.00 . 77,075.50 . 26,083.26

.________ 3,991.10

280.51

22,700.00

124.50

31,034.11 13,490.00

. ---

-------

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

165.20 68.96

13,452.1._5
6,630.57 _

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

X. Debt Service-Continued

XI. Agency Funds-Cont'd.

SYSTEM

---1-------,---1 A. PRINCIPAL OF DEBT

B. INTEREST OF DEBT

C. BOND

D. PAID BY STATE TO

E. OTHER

l.

SINKING SCHOOL

DEBT

FUND BUILDING SERVICE

Total Debt Service

A. FEDERAL
INCOME TAX

B. STATE INCOME TAX

I C.
TEACHER RETIRE-
MENT CONTRI-

_1_ 1
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1___. _B_on_d_s_I _ 2_. L_o_a.n.,s.

1

AUTHOR-

_' _B_on,d._s_ _2_.L_o_a_n_s- I - - - - - i -IT-Y- -

BUTIONS - - - . - - - - , - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - (Employe_es)

I

l

Decatur

White $ 41,360.03 $ 15,000.00 1$

$ 207.44 $

$ 111,200.00 $

s 167,767.47 $

$

$

__

Negro

_

DeKalb

White

__

Negro 508,800.001,300,000.00 481'362'501 3,160.69

2,039.80 2,295,362.99 938,144.94

306,840.39

Dodge

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

:::::::::::: ~~:~~ ~::~~:~: :::::::::::: __:~~:~~~:~

366.34 ::::~~~:~~ rU~ng

1~:~~U~

Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols

White Negro

1,500.00

White 200,000.00 Negro

White 48,332.05

Negro

167.95

White 11,000.00 Negro __.

White Negro

4,500.00

15,000.00

150.00 1______4_8__2_.5__0

208,000.00 126,511.40____________

9,281.69 5.19
4,383.75

1___ 641.25

1,612.46 39,535.53
._______

27,933.341____________ 55,866.66

45,065.84 55,866.66

1 10,000.00 546,123.86
1____________ _

69,520.00 17,380.00

127,133.74 17,553.14

106,900.00 10,640.80 172,460.08 __

5,280.00 7,920.00

10,421.25 7,920.00

31,504.70 23,195.10 297,372.35

2,113.18

47,151.10

312.58

11,254.80

65.96

53,604.40 _..

9,589.10 1,341.20

57.05 5.96

13,163.97 13,064.07
110,380.64
_
18,487.28 4,982.90 27,214.56
__
3,847.36 844.23

Effingham Elhert Emanuel
annin

White 8,000.00

1 8,500.00 __._________ 6,240.83 67,300.00

28.40

90,069.23 27,467.40

167.00 12,095.29

~W'~hlltel ~o"o"' ~5: 58~0 '3~0;:5' 'l7~5" ~1'Ol~OL.~o' ~ !1'~!~ ,"", ~'!~I '1-0" 00':0.0:.

4il '3::0:' :0:0". :0::0' 1"5;', 2 'I"

' 13:14 .-..___..__1

1
'or.____:_..

:!!,

1:

Negro

.

.

.

_ ..

.1

--: ----131;116:84 ---59;763:76 :::::::::::: --24;246.73

. __

511.20

177.48

Fayette Floyd

~.. ..

",,;,;1.... ...':.::.. '~':~;: 'im~1 ,,;,. im~

Forsyth

Franklin Fulton

~l;;~~ ----8 ;,500:00 - --10;000:00 -- '3-575:001 -- ---105:00, :::: :::: _::: -- 82;300:00

- i8:00 - --i04;498:00 . --,53;731:701 : --: T--22;9i4:80

~~~~ ::~~~:~~~:~~ :::::::::::: ::~~~:~~~:~t::::::::::I: :::::::::-: _ ~~~::~~:~~ ::::4:2~6:,56 ::::~~~:~~~:56::::::::::::!:::::::::J::::::::::::

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris t-J Hart 0> CO Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

~

,

"

i

"

'



"

~

~

'

:

:

:

'

"

,

:

'

H

~

:

:

;

:

:

:

I

'

H

"

"

"

,

i

;

:

~~.~i

llE

I:

18,368.31 ---5;253:60
149.52

74.76

White 47,075.00 28,392.48 13,701.97

64,300.00

22.72 153,492.17 48,928.94

16,991.11

Negro ------------ ------------

1

White 25,000.00 88,389.55 14,136.60

981.65'______

------------ -
119,200.00

-----
247,707.80 ----------

Negro

_

_

-

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

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

White Negro
White

41,100.00

10,000.00 10,000.00

40,452.00 __

144.44 144.44

37,000.00 55,500.00

3,274.37

47,144.44 29,023.30 65,644.44 23,457.50 84,826.37 151,454.77

~h1~~ ---20~OOO:OO ============ ---i2~7io:27 ----2~238:07 ============ ---8i~4i5:00 =----------- ---~ii6~36i34 ---64j36:50 .:

Negro

179.85

4,285.00 _

4,464.85 3,180.40

White 75,000.00

37,756.00

88,500.00 1,300.00 202,556.00 101,116.96 _

~h1~~ ----2;000:00 :::::::::::: ----i;i35:00 :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ---i3;243:00 :_:::::::--- -----i6;378:00 ---i6;22i:66 ::

Negro

64,657.00

64,657.00 21,165.00

10,347.97 11,886.66 61,813.23
------ ---25~935.92 1,530.52 43,986.45
::--- ----6;477:04 13,330.00

White 9,250.00 37,500.00 6,295.78 1,209.37

54,255.15 30,440.40

13,992.89

:::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ~h1~ ---13;006:60 :::::::::::: ---6;630:00 :::::::::::: ::::------- ---50;ioo:00

29.581 ----69;759:58 ---i9;62i:20,--- 170.20 ----7;07i:92

:~~~

---~n~~]~ :::::::::::r---~n~~]~ tUUJ~i ~~tH iH~U~

White 7,000.00 4,000.00 2,311.50

67.23

54,300.00

67,678.73 26,508.40

142.84 11,919.29

Negro White 27,000.00 Negro

5,000.00 18,665.00 .

-

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

107,900.00

85.70 158,650.70 39,103.40

.__ 17,321.43

.___ 28,217.06

11,096.42

White Negro White

28,430.55 9,476.85 8,000.00

30,000.00 10,000.00

15,605.59 5,201.87 3,815.00

.____

19,800.00 59,400.00 73,200.00

57.46 19.15 17,908.80

93,893.60 124,505.47 84,097.87 41,501.83 102,923.80 50,390.63

815.29 47,212.31 271.77 14,599.39 283.88 18,908.52

~'i;j~ ---ii;000:60 :::::::::::: ----8;298:95 :::.:::::::: ::::::::::: --22;866:00 :::::::::::: -----42;i58:95 ---46;4i6:58-----254:82 ---i9;025.64

Negro

15,240.00

15,240.00

-

_

White 10,000.00 15,000.00 6,045.04

214.19

26.35

31,285.58 29,658.00

11,839.70

~'i;j~~ ----7;566:66 ---io;660:00 --6;563:54 :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::1---"7;696:50 -----3i;754:04 ---29;467:70 :::::::::::: ---i4;838:62

Negro

5,996.20

3,771.46

White Negro

8,000.00

1,000.00

. .______

_

24,160.00 13,598.66

96,640.00 __

_

46,758.66 39,985.10 96,640.00 27,990.70

290.82 15,148.16 116.08 15,364.19

White 8,000.00

._____ 3,493.00

Negro .

._._.

.

46,480.00 .

1,944.55

59,917.55 23,944.35 ._____ 18,703.36

177.74 8,762.94 109.10 7,651.44

White 1,000.00 23,400.00

Negro .

.

1,447.50

717.83.___________

.______

2,493.68

29,059.01 291,,016939..6310

94,,233816..4892

White 10,125.83 6,104.14

._.__

61,000.00 .________ 77,229.97 31,350.40

15,031.94

Negro

-

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

~:~;~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::--:::::: :::::::::::: ~Ugg:gg ::::::::::::1 ~~:~gg:gg :::::::::::::::::- ----,------------

SYSTEM

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENT8-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

X. Debt Service-Continued

Xl. Agency Funds-Cont'd.

A. PRINCIPAL OF DEBT
1. Bonds 2. Loans

B. INTEREST OF DEBT
1. Bonds 2. Loans

C. BOND SINKING FUND

D. PAID BY STATE TO SCHOOL BUILDING AUTHOR-
ITY

E. OTHER DEBT SERVICE

Total Debt Service

A. FEDERAL INCOME
TAX

B. STATE INCOME
TAX

C. TEACHER
RETIRE MENT
CONTRI-
BUTIONS (Employees)

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln

t-:l Long

<r

0

Lowndes

Lumpkin

Macon

Madison

Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller

Mitchell Monroe Montgomery

White 1 3,000.001

1 2,320.501

1

. __ $ 29,900.00 $

$ 35,220.50 $ 19,131.18 $.

$ 6,384.42

Negro _. __ __.

.

.

..

.

._.

3,743.40 _._.

_ 2,605.92

White

1,446.51

460.00

.__________

5,306.42

7,212.93 54,987.68

172.13 18,942.08

~~~~ ---3;000:00 ---34;000:00 ----3;340:00 ------62i:96-

25,411.30 :::: ---4i;800:00 :::::::::::: ----82)61.96 17,400.20.

44.30 13,345.36 . __ . 6,283.64

Negro

..

.

.

_

11,207.90 .. _. . _ 6,833.83

White 8,000.00

3,467.50

56,600.00

.______

68,067.50 35,163.53

. 10,655.46

WNebgirteo ------------ --------. -.-- -----._-_-_-_-_-_-_- ------------ ------------ ---4--1-,8--0-0-.-0-0 ------------

41,8'00:00

25,999.93 26,665.60 _.

. 11,027.11 .. _ 12,042.48

Negro

.

-

--- -. .. __.. __ ------------ ------------ ------------

White 4,000.00

2,105.00

11,788.37 26,100.00

43,993.37 14,577.75

5,911.05

~~~~ ---16;500:00 :::::::::::: ---33;396:25 :::::::::::: :::::::::::: _ _ _ : - - -1;001:07 -----50;897.32 5::~~U~ :::::::::::: 1~:;~U~

~'\;1~~ ---ii;826:65 :::::::::::: ----5;oi7:50 -------31:00 :::::::::::: :::::-::::: ::_::::::::: -----16;875.15 M;g~Ug ------i96:50 1~;mj~

------::::::1::-::_ :--- NCRro
White :::::::::::: ---12;000:00 :-:::--:-------162:08

402.00 --------2:00 ---12:164:08 52,876.26

1.88 __... __ . _ 323.50 23,387.64

_ ~!~ ---T~~g:~~ :::::::::::: -:--~~8i~~i~ ::::::::::-:(~~~:::::: -_9~;600:0~ :: :::920:~0 --lorgjn~---3rm]~:::::::::::: ---ln~n~

~,"j~@IOO'~''''~"'.."]..::~'mm .~.::1j.~i ...........;im.~

White 23,500.00 7,500.00 9,329.45

Negro

.. __ 7,500.00 __ ._________

44,400.00 88,900.00

84,729.45 __ __ 96,400.00

White 1,000.00 37,000.00

120.00 1,595.83. . ._ 62,300.00

.'

102,015.83

::~: ---~~:~~:~~ 1~:~~~:~~-~:~~~.;~ - :_:__--___ -__ _li-~;:906.74

~~~ --46;3~goog Negro ----8:000:001---i122:5,50000:.0000 -------3--;6-9--8-:7--5 :-:-:-:--:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:
~e'::~~I::::::::::::,::::::::::::I::::-:::::::I:----:::::::

---2--2,1-5--6-:7--i' ::_::::-----

-I :4::6-,000.0- 01:___:___-
49,400.00 -::::_____

58, .400031' 49,______

46,720.00 27,601.32

317.78 125.00

27,107.20.___________

5::~:::::1--- --' _

21 g6:'212~0~. 020~0 :::::::9:9::.2:8:

16,750.00 14,975.59 11,781.34
2:::::::~

8,274.80

26.32, 4,843.35 1::::7:-,-2:1:2::.4:4:

Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
l>:>
.-..-..l. Pulaski Putnam
Quitmau Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole
Spalding Stephens

: :- : : : : : : _ ~~~I~~~:~~~~~~&&:::~~~i&~~~~ :1;~~:~:~~ :::-::~~~~~~!::::::::::::' :::;~~;~~:~~I ~:-:~:;~~~~~ ::~;~~~;;:~~ ~;~m~~~ }!~t~g

,

,

White 210,000.00
Ne~ro

177,894.50

387,894.50 750,618.98

.

..

6,038.81 247,993.44 _

White 26,000.00

._____ 7,056.20

.. __ .___________

33,056.20 79,791.60

495.38 31,562.55

- ~h1~~

5,000.00 -16;666:66 - 4;455:66 :-:._:::::: ::::::::::::-32;966:66'

30.00-52;385:60 '--21;965:40 :::_:::::::: ---9;587:96

~e~i~~'- ---506:60 :::::::::::: - 375.00 __:::::::::: :::::::::::: ---87;000:00 :::_::::____ --'87;875:00 36:~~Ug :::::::::::: 1~:~~U~

__. Ne~ro

.

._. . _

White 31,000.00

.___ 14,586.50 __._ -----.- --199;061:95 :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ----244;648:45 '--46;030:50 :::::::::::: ---17;720:43

Negro .

.

.

. __.

. ._. __ .

. __.

.. __ 4,733.80 _.. __. __.... 2,510.53

White 13,000.00 25,000.00 7,427.40

498.62 5,429.70 33,600.00 49,962.13 134,917.85 31,981.70 __. ._____ 11,859.82

:::::::::::: ~'l:\~~ --16;000:00 ---25;006:00 ---9;914:20 -- --356:25 :::::::::::: -"41;500:00 :::::::::::: -----86;770:45 ~U~Ug

1~:~~U~

~h1~~ -6;000:00 :::::::::::: "-T6S8:20 :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::_.______ -'12;688:20 4~:~~~:~~ ------267:52 3~:m:n

_. Ne~ro

.

.

. .. .

..

..



_

White 9,000.00 Negro ._. .. _.

6,000.00 .. 4,000.00

.____

182.23 __ .

.____ 49,800.00 ._ ..

._______ --64;982:23 ---35;654:33 :::::::::::: ---15;603:60

. ._

4,000.00. .. _._.. _ ... . ._ .. .... __

White 60,000.00 . _. .

.

.

. __.

. ._

60,000.00 67,199.50._ .. ._ .. _ 27,739.06

Negro __._ __

_

__

_ _._ _

.. __

_ __

_................................ _

.

White 2,000.00

. __.. 1,180.00

__

_.. __

23,750.00 __.........

26,930.00 13,717.50

92.96 5,277.23

Negro 2,000.00

_...... 1,180.00

__

23,750.00 _

__ 26,930.00 5,549.80

12.34 4,363.55

White
Ne~ro

6,000.00............

6,000.00

_...

2,035.00 _ 2,035.00 .. __

_

_. 11,362.00

_....... 38,038.00

11.02 11.02

19,408.02 20,870.65............ 46,084.02 14,142.80 ...... __

7,882.07 7,805.38

White .....................................................

_

Negro _

__

_. __

__.. _

_.

__ __........ __

5,487.80............

2,627.30

__.

2,354.73 2,357.65

White 52,000.00............ 9,447.00

__.. _... 31,000.00

Negro __

__....................... __._ _

__

90.00

92,537.00 33,386.10

15,419.77

__. . _

__. .

271.20............

177.48

White _................ __

_ __

__. __

__................ __.. 25,284.10 .. __

8,796.04

Negro ................... __......... _

__ __

_ . __._ .. _

26,136.50

__ 11,287.17

"'1 White 162,150.00 108,924.55 128,999.81 ............................

650.88 400,725.24 441,203.35

Negro 72,850.00 48,937.12 57,956.44.

__

_

_

292.42 180,035.98 198,221.80

~~~~ __ .~~:~~~:~: __..~:~~~:~~ .__~~:~~~:~~ __.__ .~~~:~~ :::::::::::: _..~~:~~~:~~ .. ..~~:~~ .....~7:~~~:~~ 2~:~~Ug

4,491.13 146,715.09 2,017.75 65,915.48
21U~ 1~:m:b~

White ........... 12,000.00. __

__

245.00 .. _.

. 31,400.00....

43,645.00 14,886.70

_..... 7,043.81

Negro

.................... __

_............. _

White 22,526.00 ...... __

1,555.00 .. __.. _ _ _. __ _. __.. _ _

_.. ..................................................

24,081.00 31,812.80

173.85 15,240.60

Ne~ro

.. __

__

__

__ ..

106,700.00 .. ._ .. __ 106,700.00 29,365.66

160.09 15,475.07

WhIte 15,000.00 24,850.20 5,928.75

34.72

__

45,813.67 22,892.30

167.41 7,880.96

Negro .. __.................... __........ _.. __

46,380.00............

46,380.00 9,614.40

74.70 7,013.91

White
Ne~ro
~e~~

17,000.0_0.1 ~,~~~:~~

34,000.00 8,066.25 16,000.00............
~~:~~~:~~ ~::~~:~~

517.08 ................... _._.1

243.33

----

~~~:~~ :::::::::::: ~~:~~~:~~1

42.16 -
~~:~~

59,625.49

787.87

16,243.33 40,749.61

370.75

~~~::~~:~~ 1

1

~~:~~~:~~
29,793.18

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

44,197.19 17,499.35
~~:~~3:~~

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

x. Debt Service-Continued

XI. Agency Funds-Cont'd.

A. PRINCIPAL OF

B. INTEREST OF

D.

C.

SYSTEM

DEBT

DEBT

C.

PAID BY

1 - - - - , - - - - - 1 - - - - , - - - - - - BOND STATE TO
SINKING SCHOOL

OTEH.ER I
DEBT

Total Debt

A.

B.

TEACHER

FEDERAL STATE RETIRE-

INCOME INCOME MENT

FU"D BUILDING SERVICE

Service

TAX

TAX

CONTRI-

1. Bonds

2. Loans

1. Bonds

2. Loans

AUTHOR-

BUTIONS

I

ITY

(Employees)

-------I----I----I----I----~I----- -~~----------------~--------

Stewart

White $ ..... $..... $..... __.. $.. __. __. __. $ 1.045.00 $.. __... _. $..

_.. $ 1.045.00 $ 14.286.41 $. __.. _. . $ 5.600.21

Negro 3.000.00 _.. __

_ 1.461.25 _.. _._

_

_._ _ 52.400.00 56.861.25 19.338.73 __

9.761.63

Sumter Talbot

~~i~ ~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~'::~:~~:~~: : : :.:.: :::~~~~~~:~~ : : : : : : 1--~~~i~~:~~ :::ii:iii:~~ :::::'iii -'-i~;;:~~

Taliaferro Tattnall t>:l Taylor -l t>:l Telfair Terrell

}~:~ :::::::::::: ::.::::::::: :::::::::::: .:::::..:::: :::::::::::: ...~~:~~~:~~ :::.:::..::: _....~~:8~~:~~ U~U~ ~U~

WhIte 3.500.00

_.

912.50

_ .. _. . __ 96.300.00...

100.712.50 57.745.70

313.06

Negro

_

_._

_

__

_ __

_

__

_._._ .. _.. _ __

White

_... 22.500.00._

_._

291.83 10.942.50

_ _ __ _.

33,734.33 20,673.38 _...

Negro .. _.. _ _

_

_._

_

_._.

_. __._._....

11.625.60 __ .

White 21.639.00 10.000.00 _._.........

325.00

. __ ._

_. _.. _.. _.

31.964.00 43,806.97 _ _ ._.

Negro ._

_._._._ .. _ __

_

__._._.___

.. _ ..

_

_ _. __ _. __

__

White __

__ _._ .. __

_ _.. __

19,400.00._.

19.400.00 24,417.24

Negro

_._._

__._

__

70,000.00

_......

70.000.00 22.846.80

~:~~U~
26.144.89 __ . 8.799.15 7,121.27
22.574.50 _.
9,291.31 12.519.83

Thomas

White 23,500.00

_._. 6,338.681

_.. _ _.. . 110.000.00

_ _ 139.838.68 44.040.20

_ _. 18.370.86

Negro

__ _

1

_

.. _

_

__ . . _ . . __ .

691.22

691.22 22.969.40 .. _. _. _.. _ 12.126.01

Tift

WNehgirtoe 50.000.00 123.000.00 24.406.25 4.834.33

__ _ __ __ _._

162.53 202.403.11 82.910.70

461.08 _ 37.159.66_

Toombs Towns

~fjE :::::::::::: :::::.:::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: . :;~:~;;:~~ :::~4:~~~:~~ :::::~~:~~~:~~:::;;:~~:.~~[::.::: .: ::.:;:~~~:;;

Treutlen

}:;~ :::::::::::: :.:::::::::: .-:::::::::: :::::::::. ::: .....':i. 4~:400:~~ :::: :1 :~::~~:~O 1~:~~U~i:: .-. ~:~~U~

Troup

White 17.500.00 30.000.001 5.228.75

:129.17._. I 141.200.00

I 194.257.92 53.138.:15

126.80 20,357.30

Turner

~h~~~ --'11;500:00 .-:::::1" 6.482:50 ::.. :::: .. ::::.:1"59:000:00 --. -:::( 76:982:50 ~U~U~I 91.20 ig:~~~:~%

Twiggs

~~:~ :::::::::::: ::::':::::::1:::::::::::: ::'::::.:::: :::::::::::: ~n~n~ :::::::::::I!'~n~n~ ~~:HU~,,' _.j H~U~

Union

White 4.000.00

.___ 1.361.24

_

_......

15.00

5.376.24 27.225.20,

156.381 13.313.72

Upson

~h1~~ -9:000:00 --.15:000:001' '--2;035:14'--262:50 ::.:::::: .--28:800:001::::::::::::1- '55;097:64 .--21;697:901:::::T'I I:400:74

Negro

_

,

_ .. __

.52.000.001.

52.000.00 19.697.90,. __.. __ . ., 7.058.00

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington

Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield

Wilcox

Wilkes

I,;)

-1 eN

Wilkinson

Worth

Total Counties

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

~:~~ ~~:~~0:~~1::::::::--::1 :~:~~2:::: --::_:::::_:11

_:~6,4~0:~~1 ----~~~:~~I----28~:~~~:~~ 13~:m:gl 8\U~ 5g:mJ~

_: : : - : : : : : : -

~:;:~:~!"":~I.".'"001 """,'1 '7~ H'Jool:';:s~-!I';II;: :; ; :l:lll;;

:::::::::::: ~:~~ ~::~~:~~ __ __152:~l 886.00 _ ~:55 ::::-:::-:-: _:~3,40~:00 2:~:::~~ :3~:~~~:~~ ~UgU~

iU~U~

~t~~~ :::~~:~~~:~~ ::~~~:~~~:001::_~1:~~~:~~ ::::::::::::1:::::=:: 75,000.0~ =:=i~:~66:66 ----~~:;~~~:~~ ~U~U~ :::=:::::::: l~~U~

~}~:"n""" "~~,lli"","{",~~:-_:;:;:;~_~:~!~n~! _.,!.!~~

: White 2,500.00 ----- ---- ----;3~:~~ ::-:---~;:~~~:~r::::::-:::-----~~:~~~:~;---;;:~~~:~~

---;;:~~;:;~

Negro

11,702.61

5,320.49

White 10,000.00 3,566.00

25,000.00

38,566.00 23,052.92

11,064.26

Negro

_ __

__

60,000.00

60,000.00 20,000.00

10,000.00

White 20,887.95 10,000.00

560.00

61,000.00

92,447.95 24,891.56

237,34 9,097.35

:~~:~ ::::8:~~O:O~ :_:25:~~O:~~ :::~i:~~2:~~ ::::~:~~~:~~ :::::=:::J::~~~:20~:~~:::::::::::: ::::~~~:~8~:~~ ~H:U~ :=:::::::::: lU~U~

White 3,438,299.03 3,982,304.561,875,026.99 76,018.74 424,902.346,561,552.93 224,020.51 16,582,125.108,405,342.89 72,642.133,193,288.87

Negro 615,494.801,502,946.08 562,242.12 4,848.45

1,407,487.07 58,126.02 4,151,144.542,597,371.67 5,573.56,1,104,965.23

I

I

.,~:"I ~:~:I ;!.~!.~\~- ;: j:t'i.~.!: . :;J;I . ;.::::1'0000:: :....I

I

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

X. Debt Service-Continued

XI. Agency Funds-Cont'd.

SYSTEM
Calhonn Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown Chickamauga

A. PRINCIPAL OF DEBT
I. Bonds 2. Loans

B. INTEREST OF DEBT ----
J. Bonds 2. Loans

C. BOND SINKING FUND

D. PAID BY
STATE TO SCHOOL
BUILDING AUTHOR
ITY

i.
E. OTHER DEBT
I SERVICE

Total Debt Service

A FEDERAL
INCOME
TAX

B. STATE INCOME
TAX

C. TEACHER RETIRE
MENT CONTRI BUTIONS (Employees)
----

White $

$

$

$---

$

$ 21,560.00 $

$ 21,560.00 $ 33,323.28 $__

._ $ 12,551.50

Negro

_

Wbite Negro
Wbite Negro White

15,000.00

12,691.75

42,500.00 4,383.77



.__________

35,700.00

.__

52,400.00

46,883.77 63,391.75 52,400.00

25,370.10 8,607.30
44,674.90 10,298.70 54,488.00

.___ 407.10

12,560.88 5,992.33
16,705.19 4,414.04 21,172.87

~h~~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ---13;519:60 -------85:41 ----4:231:32

Negro

..

..

. ... _

t-:> Cochran
~ Commerce
Dalton Decatur Dublin

White

.

. __ .. ._. . __. __.

.

.

. .. _

Negro

_. .

.

.

.

.

_

.

_. ..

. .. _

White

. . . __.. ..

.

.

.

.__ 24,1l4.40

349.26 9,387.75

Negro

.. __. __ ..

.

..

.

.

.. _..

.___ 2,066.00

20.74 1,125.67

While

. __. . .. __.

. ._.

.__

66,878.78 __..

25,156.98

:::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: Negro . .
~e~:~

..

. ._.

._ .. __ 7,064.80 __..

3,240.97

~:~~::~7 :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ._. ~:~~::~~ _.~~~:~~~:~8 :::::::::::: =~:~:~:~:

White

._. . __. .

.. ._.

...

._ 66,080.00

. __.

66,080.00 58,889.30

458.20 23,325.60

Negro

..

..

.

..

._._ .. _. _. . .

._. _

Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville

White ..

. _.. _.

..

._._.

.

8,814.00

. __i

8,814.00 31,311.83

5,386.00 18,867.37

62,900.00 72,512.54

20,094.90

326.52
196.74 604.70 88.60 84.58

11,550.94
6,960.17 26,647.98 9,573.32

Hogansville

Jefferson

LaGrange Marietta Monroe

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

Moultrie Newnan
Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls
Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa Trion Valdosta
Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder
Total Cities
Total Counties
Grand Total

~::~~~:~;~~r~~i~~~~: WhIte .-----------
Negro ------------

20,000.00 5,000.00

____________ 1
____________

446.11 111.52

White -------.-- --.--- -----

Negro -------.---- -.------.--- ============ ==-=====-===

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

20,446.11 82,608.90 -------.---. 33,161.2

66 ---- ----
-------- ---

5,111.52 54,500.00

---67:798:78

------524:92

'--24;297:3

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

White ------------ -.---_.----- -------.-.-- .----------- ----._-----. 63,800.00 ------.---

63,800.00 20,468.50

152.91 8,166.22

N~o .------.---- -.------.--- ------------ ------------ -----------. -------- --- ----.----- --- _.-.------

White
Ne~ro

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

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

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

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

---22;866:66

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

-------._----22,800.00

7,557.00 1.1,128.82
9,580.36

25.12 102.80 30.16

4,939.48 4,673.26
4,465.26

White ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ 83,400.00 ------------

83,400.00 ------------ ------------ -----------

- - Negro
White Negro
White

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

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

------------
------------
h ___________
------------

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

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

----2:666:66
------- -------- ------,

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

------2;666:66
---- ----------------------

---16;246:66
-----------4,530.40

------------
------------
-----------38.32

----3;973:8
----------1,528.3

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ -----,- ----- ------------ -------------- ---------- ------------ ------------

White h ___________ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------:------------ ------------ -------------- ------------ ------------ ------------

Negro -----------White ------------

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

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

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

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

---59:666:66 -------6i:6i

---

---------59,061.61

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

45,031.50

275.81

----------17,409.9_

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ----- -----

White ------------ ------------ ------------

715.62 ------ -----

-21:666:66

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

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------

238.54 ------- ---- 6,000.00 -----------

-21:7i5:62

30,021.00

183.87

31,109.50 ------------

11,606.62 11,658.97

6,238.54 7,058.40 ------------ 3,613.99

White ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ---- ----- 19,500.00 ------------

19,500.00 23,586.20 ------------ 8,256.91

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ ------------ ---- ------- ---
White -----.------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ 86,900.00 ------------

86;966:66

1,399.90 71,547.05

-------i6:88

406.9 3 46,224.58

~::::::::::l--::--- Negro -------- --- ________ ,h ___
White ------------ ------- ----

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

--- ---- -- ---- 13,600.00 ------------

13,600.00 24,700.80

157.38 8,155.44

Negro ------------ ------------ ------ ---White ------------ 91,000.00 ------------

--------2,230.26

"-----------
-----------

---48:866:66

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

-------------142,090.26

7,348.30 79,078.65

25.24 3,817.58 709.59 29,907.55

Negro ------------ 39,000.00 ------------ 1,654.61 ------------ 20,940.00 ------------ 61,594.61 33,890.85

304.11 12,817.52

White Negro
White

________ 4 ___
----5:666:66

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

------------
----2:546:66

-..-

-

-
~

-

-

---

-

-

---

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

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

21,400.00
---46:i66:66

------------
___ 4 ________
------------

21,400.00
-----47;646:66

19,783.08
---26:373:43

120.90
------334:56

8,996.94
----9:64i:6,

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ ----- ------ ------------ ------------ ------------ -------------- 7,975.25

39.36 4,050.9

White 20,000.00 121,000.00 15,231.75
Negro ------------ 44,000.00 ------------

5,430.83 ------------ 850,414.00 4,445.38 1,016,521.96 1,231,534.95 2,004.67 ------------ 80,326.00 ------------ 126,330.67 185,144.53

5,496.98 481,771.6. 949.02 84,368.0

White 3,438,299.03 3,982,304.56 1,875,026.99 76,018.74 424,902.34 6,561,552.93 224,020.51 16,582,125.10 8,405,342.89 72,642.13 3,193,288.8
Negro 615,494.80 1,502,946.08 562,242.12 4,848.45 ------------ 1,407,487.07 58,126.02 4,151,144.54 2,597,371.67 5,573. 5611,104,965.2.

White

1,890,258.74

NegroI3,461558,,429949..800H1,11,05436,3,90446..5068 562,242.12

81,449.57 424,902.34 7,411,966.93 228,465.89 17,598,647.06 9,636,877 .84
6,853.12 ------------ 1,487,813.07 58,126.02 4,277,475.21 2,782,516.20

78,139.113,675,060.4. 6,522. 58 11,189,333.2

SYSTEM
Appling Atkinson Baeon B aker Baldwin
Banks
B.rrow B.rtow
Ben Hill Berrien
lbb Bleckley Br antley Br ooks Br yan
BulIocb Burke Bu tts

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

XI. Agency Funds-Continued

,
,

XII. Outgoing Transfer Accounts-==;I, =c-X~I~I=I.:;Boa-lYa,en-ac-re;;E=n=d~~of

D. TEACHER
ASSOCIATION DUES

E. SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUTIONS (Employees)

F. OTHER

Total Agency Funds

I!
_ A . TO! OTHER SYSTEMS __ Tot.1

Transfer

I. Teachers' 2. Mainte-

Accounts

Salaries nance and 3. Other

Operation

A. GENERAL
FUNDS

B.
BOND FUNDS

C. BOND
SINKING
FUND

----

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

s.. White $ 1,035.00 $----------- $----------- $ 59,724.59 $----------- $----------- $----------- _________ $ 22,387.36 $ 3,113.61 $ 10,113.21

Negro White

------840:00

----4;925:29

----3:000:00

12,698.29 -~ -- ---- ---- -------.---- -----------. --40,471.66 ----.------- -------.---- -.------- ... ---

5,816.85

.

_

Negro White

----1;409:60

2,308.42 858.23

711.07 6,099.28

13,588.28 41,966.14

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

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

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

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

----3;715:70

----1;932:35

---41;000:00

Negro White

54.00 176.00

----1;072:34

858.64 5,603.81

5,562.76 ---------.-- ------------ -.---------- ---

38,802.85 --.-._------

2,074.28 ----------.-

2,074.28

1,410.28

18,311.86

----5;400:00 Ne~ro -.---------- ------------ -_.-------_.- _.-------_.--- -.--.P-----
White ------------ ------------ ----.------- .------------- ---------.--

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

---

5,400.00

Negro ------------ ---.-------- -.---------- -------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ---

1,781.43 1,187.62

_ 8,903_83 _ 5,935.90

White 1,064.00 1,922.52 4,493.70

42,858.76 ------------ ------------ ------------ ---

15,202.34 15,044.16 1,313.13

Negro White

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

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

--.-4;949:32

-----35;265:73

---52;050:70

_______ w ____
36,587.80

---12;344:28

Negro Wbte

------896:04

---17;906:48

----7;079:09

----114;974:70

47,249.64 ------------ -----------11,199.48 ---------.-- ------------

10407,,294892..6748 11,199.48

204.40

25.00

78,944.90 100,525.40

11,136.91_ _

Negro While

------445:00

----1;250:22

854.76 50.00

Negro White

----2;205:00

226.41 -----------3,142.18 13,202.62

~~~~:~~~r:~~~~~:::: ::::~~~;;~~j :::;~~:~~;~: -- 10,411.95 ------------ --- - - - -~- ~ ------------ ---
27,362.64 ------------ ------------ ------------ ---
9,493.21 ------------ ------------ ---.-------- .--
91,827.38 --._-------- ------------ ------------ ---

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ -------------. ------------ ------------ ------------ --- ---------1------------ ------------ ------------

White ------------ 91,211.96 65,394.20

Negro ------------ 49,205.29 39,259.34

White ------------ 3,274.17 ------------

Negro While

---"1;428:06

882_88 -----------1,119.92 ------------

Negro White

----1;418:34

55.43 ---- ---~---13,929.87 ------------

Ne~ro

8.00

WhIte ------------

10,669.60 1,144.25

----2;810:50

Negro ------------ ------------ 1,405.25

809,690.83 ------------ ------------ ------------ ---

119,681.31 195,614.31 _

369,550.45 21,956.19

------200:00

-------92:00

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

---

292.00

21,598.77

1,914.00

2,000.00

4,666.37 44,815.68
1,643.71 57,366.69

- - ------~---
----7;333:26
4,583.30

------------
------900:00
------------

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

---

-

_________ 8,233.26

4,583.30

-1,546.39 17,209.20

.

_

_

3,208.05

38,572.18 ------------ ------------ ------------ ---

47,172.59 1,405.25

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

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

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

---

6,481.31 10,558.39 22,902.54

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

Wbite 26,001.63 5,276.69

227.80 199,196.36 ----.------- ------------ ------------ --- ____ . 1 72,830.49 1,625. 981 902.60

Negro White

------998:00

----2;386:58

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

----117;774:32

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

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

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

------------
--- _________

-----------1 -42,199.00

-----------10,930.64

-----------;;.
10,158.1/

Negro White Negro

---'--792:06
------------

---"4;563:22
4,309.57;

::::::::::::
____________

----35;442:67
25,040.34

---- __ -_--4-
-----------------------

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

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

--- -4;616:44 :::::::::::r-87:848:17 -
-

-

-

:::::::: :
--------_

I!' - - -
._---

-

-

-

-

_

.

_

-

-

,!

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

'
,I

------

Calhoun Camden

Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay

Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp

Dade

Dawson

_

..

White Negro

702.00 3,135.57 4,010.89 1,672.55 5,703.42

33,782,06 31,164.15

.

NWehgirtoe 1,239.00 2,111.15 7,832,70

79,669,62.

22,662.05 150,426,67

5,873.90

2,084.09 _
37,599.64_

White Neero WNehgirteo White Negro White Negro White Negro

828.00 1,979,25 24,803.30
911.00

3,444.39 1,703.20 4,937,29 2,133.48
5,913.20 2,044,35

7,847.19 2.713.96 22,729,36
11,543.67 452.55
4,962.26 1,072.32

44,284.15 16,045.48 155,500.49
142,221.55 1,386.39 43,199,95 11,998,53

. . . _. 29,165.00

29,165.00

4,474.09 . 16,291.20
39,761.54 4,625.29 2,312.64 491,772,77

1,643.70 .
56,826.40.

23,830.07 .
41,722,3_1_ 12,348,63
26,687.48 13,343.74
_ _

White Negro White Negro White Negro
NWehgirtoe White Negro

3,146.00 .
6,699.00
230.00

28,226.64 . 284.23 383.39

641.80 287.40 6,823,66
15,785.91 348.16
21,602.35 ,, 1,622.92 2,114.82

5,135.18 4,501.57 86,810,66
142,555.29
6,426.03 _. 292,821.16
15,348.62 15,509.87

_

55,491.35 6,960.00

_

_

. 23,661.03 55,931.87

_

..

_

-9,127.90

83,314.96 _

40,240.62 15,489.88 141,949.04_

17,208.96

__

White Negro WNehgirteo WNehgirteo White Negro WNehgirteo

3,851.92 576.08 640,00
3,325,00 2,206.00

4,554.15 681.11
82,923,77 18,825.29 6,614.29 2,530757..7285

27,673.19 83.17
2,285127..6037 62,955,79
12,319.89 4,328.61 21,957.18

248,577,07 33,120.99 3120,,895974..4565 723,121.18. 149,124.37 40,877.51 9288,,650.'2l6.0.592

.________.__ 193,695.10 42,025.61

2,987.64 47,745.96

21,800.19 .
2,987,64 16,696.41
-67,253,06

476,117.46 24,978.26

77,080.59 1,421.22

283,466.67 116,926,32

54,905,32 .
15,445.62_ 151,568.24_
7,265.59 _
1,971.80_

White _._______

808.50

N~~eg~r~o ----i;:i50:00 :::::::::::: ----:2i;,602048.:1i:6i

:::::::::::: White

10590.89

~Nhe1g~r~o ------546:00 ~:6~4~1n.8~9

White 1,743.00 1,852.30 15,700.67 Negro 1,230.00 1,234.87 10,467,12

36,361.44

265.00

265.00 15,112.41

__

l17b,7:9n0U,1~8 :::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ---i9;25S:50 :::::::::::: --i42;55i:43_

96,232.36 21,000.00

21,000.00

842.05 14,026.14 15,500.63

~15~,:7~55g.U2~0 :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ---:i4;47i:os :::::::::::: ----6;69S:06_

95,229.37 52,478.26

.___________ 16,969.98 16,969.98 4,043.02 4,043.02

2,192.72 1,461.82

9.50 18,951.49 1,775.54

White Negro White
Negro

1,458.50

2,643.50

43,802.61

.___________ 11,928.66 1,862.63 2,332,86

.

.

.

.

.. .

.

.

.

._.

.

.

.

_

570.00

906,64 3,583.52

25,249.69

3,913,00

3,913.00 4,886.761

316.92

__

.:-_:....:....::..::--:":"=":":'.":'''':''':'''':'':-:..:---=-=-=-:.=._--=-=-=--....::---=--::....:....:.:. ~...::._-:...:....:...::: .:.:=-:....:....::::..:...:.......:=-=..:..:...:..:_=-_~....:..:.. :::--=-:..:..:.:....=..:..=..::.:-_-:...:..:...:..:_:-_=-=-=----=-_-_.:....:...=:::~:.......:...:_:::.:_=.:...:.:.::__~_:::_.:_:_.:....:.:_::_=_=_- _..

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)

SYSTEM

XI. Agency Funds-Continued

XII. Outgoing Transfer Accounts-

Continued

D.

:~iA:1------I-~~al-- - --~.-TO OTHER SYSTEMS

TEACHER

Total

ASSOCIATION

s~g~k1:

OTtER I

~~:d:

1. Teachers' 2. Mainte-

Transfer Accounts

DUES BUTIONS

Salaries nance and 3. Other

(Employees)

Operation

XIII. Balance End of Year-Continued

A. GENERAL
FUNDS

B. ROND FUNDS

C. BOND SINKING FUND

-----------I------I-----I----.I-----I---~I----- - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - 1 - - - -

Decatur DeKaib Dodge

White S_

S __ __ $

_ S ..

. $ 11.550.00 $

. $__..

. $ 11,550.00 $ 23,048.57 $

$ 26,723.95

~~~~ ::::::::::::1:::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

Negro 231,906.73 188,046.13 ... __... 1,664,938.19 .. __........

..

.

.. 742,452.479,349,876.361,157,650.34

Wbite .. . 14,311.10

102.50

89,089.91 __.

. " __" __"

.

-4,477.33 ......

218.19

Negro __. __

4,862.63

__ 26,250.02

__. .

. __.. ..

.

.. __

Dooly Dougherty l\:) Douglas
"1
00 Ea rly Ec hols
Effingham El bert Emanuel Ev ans Fa nnin

White .... __. . 3,830.92 9.553.00

Negro .

...

.. __ 9,399.40

White 27,330.97 35,624.79 38,192.80

Negro

..

__. __. __

White

990.00

Negro __

__.

5,776.86 485.26

7,350.36 53.40

White

751.00 14,912.75

..

Negro __

White

310.00

Negro .. ._...

2,417.79 469.34

1,313.47 221.28

~~~~~ l'm:~ :::::::::::: ::g~~:g~

White

.

.. __

Negro

. __. .....

White Negro . White Negro

2,590.00 .______ 880.00

1,955.52 977.76
5,982.53 ..

J3,751.92 6,875.96 7,980.89

White 1,136.00 17,835.24 14,609.31

Negro .

.

97.62

72.50

58,052.59. 45,658.57 511,014.73 .
. 80,068.18 16,842.32 __. 96,482.71 __.
17,534.77 2,882.01 . __...

__ 41,122.14 41,122.14 7,339.18

__.. __ __. __.

..... ...... __......

4,670.87 1,864.65

.. __ ..

__

.. __ __ . __..

114,589.37 70,396.16 56,667.38

..

. __

..

__

__. __.. .

346.83 __. __.

346.83 37,914.15 __.. .

. __

. __. __

9,904.15 .. ..

._. .. __

__. .

_

18,254.16 ..

.__ 39,784.53 _

._ __

._________ 15,850.68 __. .

721.3

__.. . ..

..__... __ .. .. .. _

__

~U~U~ ::::::::::::1:::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ..4:::~::~: "'16:739:69 ~:~~::~4

81,395.88

.

__

34,962.44

57,821.39 .. __. __.. __.

681.15

. . . __..

.

.. __........ ... __

92,452.42

..

.

..

-11,410.72 36,377.27 7,214.17

44,931.21

.......

. __.

. __ __.. . __. . __

..

62,117.45

.. __..

.

.

3,772.45 .

__. __ ..

.

.

117,591.04 ...

..

4,166.89 8,255.30 12,444.00

858.80.

..

. __.

._.

...

. __

. __

Fa yette Floyd Fa rsyth Franklin Fulton

White Negro

459.00 11,136.51 __.

7,980.30

White . Negro ... __.

30,000.00 10,000.00

. 2,000.00

200.00

White 1,756.00 __ Negro

.. 12,439.74

White __ Negro

__. 15,349.02 ..

_. .....

. __......

~~~~~ :::::::::::: :::--------r l'nu~

62,960.32 ..

__. . . . . __. __

77,154.05

..... __ .. __

230,000.00 12,000.00 ..

__

....

143,265.00 __..

..

28,000.00 28,000.00 __..

00 __
. __

75,690.10 .. __ _ __. __

__.

__.

__

__ 26,926.98 __...

__

..

. 14,861.88 ..

91,995.52

. __...

.

__. . __.

. __

19,435.78. __.... . 23,488.40

..

. __.

.... __

l'nu~ ::::::::::::.:::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: __2~:'~~~:~~I::03~,:~::~ __~~::~~::~:

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson
::::
Jones
Lamar

White --------____ Negro

White Negro

White

Negro

White

832.00

Negro

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

19,004.14'____________

565.26

2,933.38 1,466.69 5,438.63
102.87
r68:g~

1,115.08 557.53
9,522.51
g::88:88

71,606.05

16,823.76

800.00

800.00

14,670.17

40,867.48 40,867.48

7,335.07

81,713.19



102.87

g:~68:g~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

52,719.66 34,738.62 1,398.71 120,138.90 30,959.14 82,937.90
:~::5~:~~ ::::::::::::

13,256.12 _ _ _ _ _
38,618.68 __
:~:~~~:~~

White

474.00 6,609.55 1,531.65

47,986.47

688.11

_

Negro

6,902.80

913.05 43,160.01____________

688.11

_

White 4,039.50 52,209.29 13,957.98 283,474.77

16,556.50 16,556.50 59,082.48

95,862.13

~h1~~ ----2:9i6:80 ----i:540:83 ---i2:488:16 ----i07:ii8:2i ---22:075:88---4:597:50 ----6:iio:00 ---32:783:38 ---42:266:47 ----4:894:80 ::::::::::::

Negro

40.50

374.40

5,125.82

94.50

450.00

544.50

_

White 4,418.00

WN ~I!tOe --- 651.00

Negro

727.42

656.33 910.51

12,872.50 162,393.91

3,330.83 -----2-7--,3-3--6-.-80-

3,722.42

39,855.35

25,339.62 5__6 _,2_2_3__.3_3_,

2,866.00

7,642.40 ------------

__

_

28,205.62 69,455.58

89.47 48,649.87

63,865.73 ---2-2--,4-5-8-.-9-4- -----1-,0-8-8-.-1-0- ---2-4--,5-8-4-.-5-0-

.______

_

_

White

614.00

~'i:ft~ ----- 738.00

Negro 1,953.00

1,370.03 8,799.17

55,216.49 33,425.74

764.14 __

34,189.88 18,504.03

91.39 22,936.70

5:772:6i ----7:849:30 -----41:223:23 ----3:883:29 :::::::::::: - --50:00 ----3:933:29 ---4i:824:28 :__ ------- ---23:395:65

7,077.92 5,348.33

46,049.85 3,883.29

,

50.00 3,933.29

_

White

762.50 ------------ 10,790.24

74,580.39 ------------

1'

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

40,563.56

3,285.18 ------------

~:::''".;~~;;.~ ..g~~I';~~,,,',,;;~~

White Negro White Negro

3,404.00 33,300.50 11,766.09 571.50 11,100.16 3,946.96
2,097.00 2,281.33 9,511.43

221,003.66 71,991.61 83,472.79

' 1,500.00

1,500.00

25,689.19 226,722.76 8,563.06 75,574.26
964.81 8,064.70

31,336.60 10,445.54 4,504.91
_

WNehgirteo 1,271.00 1,946.31-' 7,826.57

76,740.92

662.49 24,999.96 5,218.00 30,880.45 4,708.74

23,032.32_

White

532.00 5,395.09 8,204.07

55,628.86

Negro __

"

9,457.24

7,648.78 _

White Negro

729.00 2,187.21 7,179.78 751.37 1,815.68,

54,402.32 12,334.71

347.23

347.23 8,206.40

9.58 19,151.43 _

~ :"::~~l~l UEn ft'Wl White ------------ ------------ ------------

55 424.08

::..':m:; ,oo~,~~m;~ I _ _

-

80,255.02

26,061.48

White 1,126.00 1,161.21 11,891.09

60,560.64

l__

_ 15,539.12 10,929.20

_

~:~~===~====~=======;=;=~=======~~=;~==;===~=== ::-~~:~~~:~~ :===::::-=:t::==::::== :::~~::~~:~~1::::~:81~:~~ ======:=~== :=====:=:==:

SYSTEM
Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison
Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery

TABLE lI-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

--~-~----

-XI Agency Funds-Continued

XII. Outgoing Transfer Accounts-

XIII.-Balance End of

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

Continued

Year-Continued

I

D.

I TEACHER SOCIAL

ASSOCI- SECUER. ITY

F.

,1

ATION CONTRI- OTHER

DUES BUTIONS

(Employees)

Total
Agency Funds

A. TO OTHER SYSTEMS

I. Teachers' Salaries

2. Mainte- I
nance and 3. Other Operation I
i

Total

A.

Transfer GENERAL

Accounts FUNDS

B. BOND FUNDS

C. BOND SINKING FUND

s White $ 840.00 1,170.05 $ 4,895.46 $ 32,421.11 $___________ $

$

$

$ 6,696.93 L-

$ 29,301.96

Negro ------------ ------------

1,472.46

White 1,995.00 14,840.38 11,411.27

7,821. 78 102,348.54

_--70;648:73

----8;550:00

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

---79;198:73

--107;846:51

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

--14;453:67

Negro ------------
White -- - - - - --- ~ --
Negro ------------

White

461. 50

Negro ------------

White

157.20

9,316.23 3,740.97 4,052.72
355.85 811.57 3,418.37

3,373.61 2,641.58 1,612.02 4,502.39 3,751.47 1,938.63

51,490.80 3),066.39

_____________

-740.83

1,460.22

23,706.47 51,138.73 41,590.08 44,222.28

____:__:__:____:__:__:__:__:__:__:__:

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

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

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

----8;413:92
14,526.90

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

-

-1288;,718746:.3680
_

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ --- ---------- -

White

556.00

541.82 2,739.70

24,326.32 _

8,855.49

277.56 4,994.23

Negro -----------White 2,740.00

270.92 1,369.85 9,932.36 12,506.69

9,250.44 _ 98,179.61 ____________

19,263.34 19,263.34 72,121.62 36,782.48 61,646.96

Negro White

10.00 1,275.00

3,430.52 6,747.64

8,561.39 7,265.00

34,473.96 55,293.96

__:::::::::::

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

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

---14;310:42

::::::::::

::

----5;691:33

Negro ------------

130.62

White 16,480.50 12,171.99

81.00 964.51

615.50 106,204.40

__:::::::::::

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

::::::::__ .:

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

---25;391:48

-------27:77

---2;577:61

Negro White

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

------------
2,342.74

------------
6,068.58

--------------
61,787.74

-____________

15,676.72 7,206.28

Negro ------------

270.68

924.12 13,769.19 _----------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------1

6,618.77 2,206.26

White ------------ ------------

7,469.67

36,982.48 ____________

-7,070.31

' 1,649.89

Negro White

------------
956.00

------------
1,702.02

------------
6,358.08

--------------
55,004.44

_- ___________

59,871.07

11,403.44

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------

White 2,572.35

707.73

782.25

Negro

212.62

760.67 1,296.25

221719,,,286835229...760709___-__:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:

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

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

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

---97;769:55

::::::::::::
86,927.36

::::::::::::
_

White 7,764.80 1,000.00

300.00

72,852.58 ____________

393.47

393.47 4,745.94 2,325.69 46,919.01

11....: ~ili.i; ,;.;~i ,,,oo.'" Negro 6,200.00

White

623.00

Negro ------------

954.23 1,559.97
363.72

441.33 10,953.84 4,232.55

50,297.47 _ 52,025.35 _ 14,519.54 _

White

220.00 2,788.06 6,184.77

86,574.94 _

Negro White Negro White

----9;151:06
8,751.06 439.00

----5;842:81
5,442.81

----1;879:65 ------1;762:851

----------
42,039.59 26,776.90 25,733.77

-
__: i
_

Negro __ ---------

727.68

13,872.15 _

Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce

. . .~~i~I:: 635.00 Htt!g HIUi ~~;m:~~I::::::::::::I::::::::::::I:::~~:~~~:~l:~~:~~~J---~~:~::~~I:::~~:~~~:~~ :::i~;~6~:~~
i~ ..#:;;;;:~=,:;;;;~::: "~~~il',w~""L ".:;;:;"'~''''f,;:~:;

White ------------ 1,189.70

~~~~ ::::-66~:~~ :::::::~~:~~

White 1,301. 0 11, 21.25

-----1 Negro ---- -

1,541.75

White

518.00

Negro __ _ _ ,

White

842.82 1,021.12 9,517.27

4,591.00 37,274.06

-------1 1

6,211. 841 6,211.84 --537.69 ------------ 17,324.25

1:~~~:~~ -----~!:~~~:~: ::::::::::::I:::::::::::: ::::::::-:-:I::::::::::::11::::~:~~2:i~:::::::::::: ::::::::::::

19,83 .36

96,504.54 __

__ 89,941.75

198.66 3,918.83

571.01 4,096.86 5,351.78

9,357.09 49,299.20

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

__ _

__ __

--------

-----,I

-------- --1--
36,829.54 ----

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

- -- -
7.84

34,400.70

__

_

_

_

_ _

_

11,015.40

62,077.34

_,

175.05

175.05 3,224.44

139.04 17,368.43

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

Pike

Polk
....l>j
00 Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph

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

White Negro White Negro White Negro

WNehgirteo 1,767.00

White

__

Negro .____

575.98 448.13 2,978.41 3,645.34
975.33

3,527.70 1,505.14 2,579.95 2,218.76
660.40 1,059.73
10,246.50_ 2,918.52 4,339.90

Richmond Rockdale Schley

~gj ~~_~::~~~~~~ _ }!~t~~ _ ..rJ~~:~~ Jt~~~J~ :~~::~:~~~::III:::~~~~~:~:: ~~~~:~::~~~~ ~~:~:~~~~)::::~:~~~:~; ::~~~:~~~:~~ :::~~:~~::~~ White ------------ 65,775,77
Negro ------------ 29,551.44

---------1------- -- ------------ --- ---- --I 817.65 659,002.99 --
--1---- ------- - ---- --- 367.35 296,073.82 ------------ ------

86,829.81 741,195.54 90,717,58 39,010.50 333,000.90 40,757.17

Screven

White 1,444.00

Seminole

Ne&ro ------ --.--

White

_.

Spalding

:::: ---4:;~;:~~

Negro __ _ [

Stephens _

__

_

_

_:---';g'--i;~

~:~~~:~~

1,253.54
1,~53.5t
2, 72.9
~:~:::::
1,215.55
::~~1.8~

1,705.19
4,07~.95
2,13 .95
10,8::::~
5,360.221
~:7~~:~:

51,629.98 __

98,039.75 100,565.30

_

50,327.31 ------------ ---- ------- ----- .. -.-- ---- --.----

1 __ .

.

--- ----- --

36,046.57. .

. __._.

._______ 18,497.11

727.18 47,915.44

1:::::::~:
65,195.48

----8:~~;:;~ 3,956.58

:--:-:----:-:-:-:-:-:.1:

.-.-;:~~~:;~ ---;~:3~~:~~ 890,891 4,847.47

'--~~:I~~:~;I-'
----- . . _. __ .-

---;~~:~;

-.--~:~~~:~~
---- -------

~~:~~~:~~ ~:~:5:~~ :::::::: ::r::_::::::J.._~:~:5.~~I .~:~~~:~~ ~:~~o:~~ ::-------.--

SYSTEM

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

XI. Agency Funds-Continued

XII. Outgoing Transfer AccountsContinued

XIII. Balance End of Year-Continued

D. TEACHER
ASSOCIATION DUES

E. SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUTIONS (Employees)

F. OTHER

Total Agency
Funds

A. TO OTHER ~YSTEMS

1. Teachers' 2. MainteSalaries nance and Operation

3. Other

Total Transfer
Accounts

A. GENERAL
FUNDS

B. BOND FUNDS

C.
BOND
SINKING FUND

Stewart Sumter Talbot
Taliaferro Tattnall t>:> Taylor 0t>0:> Telfair Terrell
Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen
Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

White $ Negro White

$

1,142.46 $ _

2,495.63 $ 5,948.69

426.48 5,300.00

23,524.71 $ 35,049.05 8,847.17

$

~'i:1~ ::::::::::::-----630:08 ----i:729:i6 -----i9:325:47 :::: __:::::: __::

Negro

800.00 5,495.45

30,542.59

.

$

$

$ 40,864.79 $

$

_

1,806.54

56,249.88

_

::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ----8:687:27 ----9:i90:38 :::::::::::_ _

White

289.65 1,321.78

12,484.25

Negro

294.00

34.50

11,414.76

White 1,741.00 2,923.07 7,871.11

96,738.83

~'i:1~~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ----4:oi5:55 -----33:488:08

~~~~ :::::::::::T-i4:050:05 l~:m:~~

Negro

__ __ __

~U~U~

White

__ __

6,247.05

39,955.60

Negro

__

8,778.05

44,144.68

__

16,285.99

_

I

-- -------

:::::::::::: :::::::::::: - i8,845.69 ----2:328:9i ---26:20i:22

::::: : __ :::::::::::: ---i2:124:60--1:511:i9 ---20;460:98

:::_::-: :::::::::::: ----.:.::421:99 ::::::::: -23:195:31

_

~ .________

__

_

_

__

42,269.30

_

..

,

_

~~~;~ 2~~:~~ i~:~~~:~~ t~~~:~g ~~:~~~:~~

~~~~~~~~~~ __ I:~~~~~~~~~~~: ~~~~~~~~~ __~~~~~~~~~~II ~~~~~~~~~

White 20,853.29 22,667.50 32,522.02 196,574.25

.___________ -4,040.78 517,622.60 58,419.87

~~~~ ~~:__94~:~~ ::-;~:~~::::---THn~-----~n~nJ~:~~~~~~::::_::::-:::::~~~:~:::::j_~-~:::::~~~:::~~;:~~~~~~::~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~3:~~

Negro White Negro

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

749.00' 1,087.66 3,468.28

29,486.53 ------------

-----

1_ -------- 6,728.92 ------------ ----- ------

_I

366.09 1,007.21 1 10,978.62 ------,-----

--

_ _ -- ------- --

1

.

---- __

White 1,656.00 Negro __
~;~:~::--

7,948.30 1,455.65
1,18~:57

34,540.311 2,460.00

118,067.06 103.169.92 18,750.00 __

121,919.92 4,271.71

.___ 14,786.13

-:_ 1 30,112.70 6,812.46
iU~t~~.--

900.00

! 7,712.46

.

_

---i_41:~:~:~3 _ .1:177:38 _12,:02:14

~~~~:: 04i~~~ ~~~:;~I'---~~-,:::::~~ :-~3,~~~:~6 White

------ -- .--- ---
:i:, :: -581:001::

3,

4

2

0

.9

1
1

- -::,

30,514.05

--

1-- ---. 37,271.31 --

1--

--:::::: ---:1 _1 - - : : : : : : _ ... [! _ ---

.. -:

--7:713:28::::: - - --

5
; lSI :20

Negrol. ,

4.612.76 2,86800

34,236.66, 82,90060

1

, 8623',908009 . 600

2__3 ,_4_7.7__.0_9_ -_I' 'I' .: -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -_ -__ - 2_8_'_8_9__4 _.6_3_

Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington
Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox Wilkes
l>:l
23 Wilkinson
Worth
Total Counties

~e~:~ 5,~~t881 2'm:gg' 18'~8N 2inig:~J ::::::::::::1:::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: __ :~~::~~:~: ~:~:~:~~ ~~:::~:~~

~~~:~ :::::::::::: 1,~~U~ :::::::::::: ~~:~~i:n :::::::::::: ~9:~~~:7~ :::::::::::: ~::~~~::~ __-.-.:~::::::: :~:~:::~: :::~~:~~

White 1,680.00 13,856.88 13,544.18 105,924.12

5,850.00 5,850.00 28,902.51 5,382.43 20,970.03

{tehgj.rte0 -__--_-__- -_-_-_-_-_-_-_1- --3-,-7-5-1--.0-7- ----2--,0-7-9--.3-0- -----2--7-,1-9-9--.8-9- 30,428.9. 0 3,600.00.

Negro

. 4,313.53 2,699.76

25,349.64 __.

.

.

.

34,02._8_.9_0_ 74,822.29 -_-. ----.-----_ ---. -------.-_-_

.

_

WNehgirteo __._________ 1,574784..4231 78,,535394..5466

5666,,259858..0828

1'350000.'0000 _-_._-_-.-_-_-_-_- -_.-.-, 34,,870000..0000 55,,120000..0000 40,868.76 __._______.__ 32,807.68_

White Negro White Negro White Negro

2,759.80 760.00

9,658.12 3,689.68
363.79 185.66

5,364.55 .
1,954.05 3,425.01 3,590.17 1,643.00

106,246.17 _.__________

20,710.46

11,520.91

. __ .

11,874.35 __.

.

27,796.49

11,720.88

._______

9,416.68

163.33 62,744.69

.

.

._ 5,218.40

_

.

.

.

_

7,352.03

_

.

_

~~~;~ ---_::~~::~~ ------~:~::~ --_:~:~~::~~ -----~::::~:~~ :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ----~:~~~::~ :::::::::::: ::::::::::::

White

11,295.61

.____ 100,035.31 .

.

.

.___________ 56,600.87 82,206.72

_

Negro

.

.

.

.. _

White Negro White Negro White Negro
WNehgirteo

.
920.00 1,574..0_0_

1,196.19 ._____ 811.84 600.00

8,645.69 3,362.21 5,000.00
525.78

9,827.11 20,290.71

48,990.35 __. 20,385.31 39,929.02 31,125.78 35,146.25 19,023.68
3933,,213486..9313

.. .

. .______ 7,048.29

. ._

.

58,518.02

.__ 6,448.57 .
-12,778.01

947.36 .___
3,626.55

144.51

.

_

28,098.80 _

10,166.30 _

14,122.54_

White 260,245.051,344,786.071,235,829.72 14,512,134.732,507,599.41 190,228.99 288,715.372,986,543.77 5,282,980.24 4,973,615.353,508,4:18.06 Negro 253,790.41 430,653.33 248,198.24 4,640,552.44 239,088.06 13,136.90 38,233.91 290,458.87 795,676.229,857,065.931,262,097.63

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen Buford

White 1,091.50 Negro _._.. _.

1,222.80 .

8,478.68

83,753.28

.

20,425.43

_

.

. __.

_

White _.__________

912,799.93 912,799.933,776,703.20

".

_

Negro

.

.

.

.

_

White 13,179.20 5,105.82 2,985.43

55,681.89

2,023.92 1,204.72

_

~! :-;:lli~I;:;~ :;;:timi--:-:-:~-:\~':~ -_",~,~:,:~;~:".ii:,,:::

TABI,E II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60)

XI. Agency Funds-Continued

XII. Outgoing Transfer AccountsContinued

XIII. Balance End of Year-Continued

SYSTEM

D,
TEACHER ASSOCIATION DUES

E. SOCIAL
SECURITY CONTRIBUTIONS
(Employees)

F. OTHER

Total Agency Funds

A. TO OTHER SYSTEMS

I. Teachers' Salaries

I

2. Mainte-

I nance and
Operation

3. Other

Total Transfer Accounts
\

A. GENERAL
FUNDS

B. BOND
FUNDS

C. BOND SINKING FUND

----------1----1-----1----1-----1----- ----'---1------1----1--- - - -

Calhoun Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown Chickamauga

White $ 682.001$ 7,733.49 S 3,620.64 $ 57,910.91 $

$

$-----------i$----------- $ 1,265.27 $.

$

_

Negro ------------ ------------ ------------ -------------- ------------ -----------.

1

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

i . ,l~!!:.~1!!1 ~.!~r:.. "~.~'~'~.:' White

507.69 1,164.59

39,603.26

..

402.99\

402.99 10,567.71

_

'AA.OO ..

.

1 1

Cochran Commerce Dalton Decatur Dublin
Fitzgerald Iaineaville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson
LaGrange Marietta Monroe

White Negro

'________________________ 18,488.30

_

_

White

776.00, 5,728.07 4,163.16

44,518.64

_

Negro

'

652.09

3,864.50

_

White

640.00

575.82 6,046.66

99,298.24

_

18,308.25 18,308.25 21,811.51

_

Negro

64.00

588.36

10,958.13

70.25

70.25

_

White 15,630.00 16,463.07 25,736.03 215,302.84

_

_

Negro

_

White Negro

1,232,00

373.69 7.206.57

91,485.36

_ __

5,734.31 57,314.17

_

_

_

White Negro

1,220.00 3,598.71 , 2,168.44

~~~WhIte ~-~:~~~ii:1~r:~~t~~~~1

Negro __

1,887.20

~~~;~ ~:o.oo __ 2:9:~:~~I

2,871.78 1,730.42
:J~H~ 4 862 10
715.58
l:::6:~~,-

50,879.78 29,923.14

1,620.25 3,874.67

_

_

in~tn 104 627 32

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

~-~:-:~~~~::

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

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

:::45:136~45.:021~

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

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

3125,,453629'.3154,_ -

..- .,-_--_-_--_-_-_- --_1-__------_- ---- ------------ _26,106.52,

724.80 -------- -- --_

22:55::23:_ -.-::::-:::::1:::::::::::: :::::::::::: ~:~~~::~ :::::::::::: ::::::::::--

1

White

__

_

1 26,845.82 26,845.82 4,873.10

__

~~E~~i;~~~-i~:-~---:~~--:: - ::--i~i~~ ~ii:~-:-~~~~~~~6~1_~__::~~6:~:~~::~~~:~:~!~~::-~~::~:: ~~::::~~~~~ : : :~;;~~;~2~:~~:~~~f~:/::_

Moultrie Newnan
Pelham Quitman Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls
Thomaston Thomasville Toccoa Trion Valdosta
I>;)
~
Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder
Total Cities
Total Counties
Grand Total

;r:~:~
White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro WNehgirteo
White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro

;;!:~~;:;~I::::::::::}::::::::::t::~:~ii:i~ ------------1------------ __ ~:~8~:~~1------~3~:~~ 15,399.19

27,861. 83

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

_-

9,298.61 ---------

---

------------i -24,991.04 ------------ ---------

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

2,021.16 3R7.29

4,281.26 ______ . _____

27,447.85 ------------

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

I

.____
133.00 .
~

.3,361.35 171.07 280.51 247.01
_ _

::::::::::::I::::::~i~:i8 _:::~:~!~:~~I:::: -:~~~:~~ 3,439.50

35,588.48 ------------

____________ 23,494.31 15,819.46 ---------

86.16

12,778.83 ------------

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

1,542.01

20,860.40 2,400.00

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

__------3---9---6--.8--4--

14,719.63
---------------------------

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

------------.----------------------- 32,156.03 ------------ ------------

32,156.03 ------------

2,826.44 ------------

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

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

_-

932.84 -------

15,152.70 ------------------------- ------------

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

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

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

-6,650.56 ------------

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

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

_

410.40

6,507.47 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ---------

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

701. 00 2,898.00 3,796.98
. __

10,504.06 7,002.70
389.03 82.86
4,319.17 508.88
27,158.80
228.40
2,015.77 863.90
5,430.22
_ _

__------------------

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

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

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

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

------------1 ~8,232.37 ----------------------- ------------ ------------

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

6,668.02

79,889.31 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ 123,290.08 ------------ ---------

4,445.35

53,259.54 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ---------

3,288.12

47,146.62 ------------ ------------

625.32

625.32 -3,359.33 ------------ ---------

794.94

11,550.19 ------------ ------------

104.81

104.81 ------------ ------------ ---------

4,071.23

40,233.51 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ 3,450.35 ------------ ---------

;;:;;;;;:::r;;::;;;;;; 978.35
_5--4-,05-2--.2-1-

3,294.06 201,891.52
--------------

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

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

----2:943:28
---- -----

------------ -----------2,943.28 4,872.98
- - -- --- -I ---------

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

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

__----------------5,848.24

37,039.00

------------ ------- -- 22,777.71 ------------ ---------

11,191.12 117,559.80

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

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

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

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

-=18;'707:14

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

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

2,506.39

50,382.77 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ---------

_---

120.90 ------

4,278.00

34,452.04
-----40:627:06

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

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

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

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

5,866.14
-----------------------

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

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

1,038.00

13,103.57 ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ---------

White Negro

49,710.81

131,206.29 17,163.08

14,868.01 2,114,588.66 2,900.00 ------------ 999,782.88 1,002,682.88 4,219,151.78 151,976.59 ---------

17,049.32 304,673.97 ------------ ------------

562.35

562.35 ------------ 140,185.25 ---------

White 260,245.05 1,344,786,07 1,235,829.72 14,512,134.73 2,507,599.41 190,228.99 288,715.37 2,986,543.77 5,282,980.24 4,973,615.35 3,508.438 .06 Negro 253,790.41 430,653.33 248,198.24 4,640,552.44 239,088.06 13,136.90 38,233.91 290,458.87 795,676.22 9,857,065.93 1,262,097 .63

White 309,955.861,475,992.361,450,697.73 16,626,723.39 2,510,499.41 190,228.99 1,288,498.25 3,989,226.65 9,502.132.02 5,125,591. 94 3,508.438 .06 Negro 253,790.41 447,816.41 265,247.56 4,945,226.41 239,088.06 13,136.90 38,796.26 291,021.22 795,676.22 9,997,251.18 1,262,097 .63

SYSTEM

1. Federal Income Tax

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959.60) XIII. Balance End of Year-Continued

2. State Income
Tax

D. AGENCY FUNDS

3. Teacher Retirement Contribution

4. Teacher Association
Dues

5. Group Insurance

6. Social Security

7. Other

E. OTHER

Total Balance
End of Year

Grand Tota Payments and
Balances

Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin

Banks

l>:)

00 0>

Barrow

Bartow

Ben Hill

Berrien

Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan

Bulloch Burke Butts

White $ Negro

5,216.60 $

145.06 $ 2,285.16 $

$ 1,551.12 $

White

Negro

. __.... _..

._.

... _.

$

105.00 $

$

44,917.12 $ _
5,816.85
._. . __

957,923.83 184,513.93 356,326.74 103,049.62

~~~ ~~~~_~~~~~~~~; ~~;~~~:~~~~~8~ ~~:~;~>~6~7~ ~~:~~~/~~:- -~:~::::~~~:701[::~~_311:04 :~ ~:;--;~~-oo:-~-)~~~i~ :::::;;~mm

569,761.16 61,082.56 349,990.68 164,209.21

Negro .

.____

__

__

7,123.52

554,048.55 380,938.26

White .. ... _. __ ._. Negro .. _. . .

..

942.17 _.____________ .

292.76 .

101.86 , 1

.90

32,897.32



_

~~~:~ _. ~:9~~:~~

~~:~~ _. ~~~:~~ ::::::::::::: 2~5:~~::: ::::::: ::::::_::::1::_:::::::: ~::~~~:~~

White

... ._.

.

.

.

. __ __

__

__ 179,470.30

~~~~ ------2:028:00 -------75:74-------758:99 ::::::::::::::-- --117:02-- ---234:34 :::::::__- --::::::___

---79:425:66

~~~~ -----12:894:70 -------314:96 -----1:918:70 ::::::::::::::- -1:347:97 ---- 871.03 --::::_::: ::_ -::::::-::: -----66:489:99

Negro

__

__

__

_._.

_

480,547.11 20,300.91 519,147.25 53,257.64 1,165,837.02 125,901.03 314,540.91 99,167.89 806,457.37 79,694.03

White Negro White .. Negro White Negro White .. Negro _.
White Negro ..

...

.

.

.

9,542.00 448.50 . ...
2,585.60 ..

.

.

.

..

.

189.46 3.04 .


108.36

.. _ .________
.__________ 1,025.15 .. 53.57

__ .______
__
515.69

.. 1,034.79

. __ __

324.73 ._

__
339.08 30.32 . 67.73 __

__

__

_ __

.__

.___

315,295.62 _

-25,512:77

...

10,064.99 535.43
20,417.25 ._

44,063.45

_

. __

5,703,579.23 2,727,927.26
211,606.48 53,147.62 505,242.11 37,117.20 565,489.10 274,159.90 338,628.14 156,022.21

White .

Negro ..

White

6,554.40

Negro .

.

White ....

.

Negro _.. __.

.

._.

.

173.46 .

..



.. .__

__

_

_

.

.

_.____ _

3,031.75 .... _.______

1,501.74

. __.

210.20

._.__________

_

.

..... _ .. .- -

.



.. _ .

_

75,359.07

_ _

-9,638.64

.

_

__

4,743.84 -- -- __ --~--

-p--

96,608.451 -- --------

1,519,522.99 475,751.28 806,530.99 542,685.94 487,299.43 199,496.16

Calhoun Camden

329,152.57 267,068.70 659,819.26 218,525.64

Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham

399,902.54
142,771. 77 1,708,432.72
221,428.95 1,207,379.09
19,021.21 375,928.93 135,822.64 5,125,726.19 2,985,784.57

Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay

White Negro . White _. Negro
White Negro White Negro _.
White Negro

-30.00 . __
.. __ .. .__

18.50 _

6,566.90

550.28

318.10

6.88

184.20 . __

._._ . _

723.50 713.40

46.80 17.72

.

_

.

_



_

2,554.79

_

184.15

_

288.27

_

404.64 .. _.

_

516.94 _

1,372.17 __

44.66 _

9,513.12

213.85 176.71

----2~n81---

1,377.00 2,537.06 _.

62,956.79 1,761.i8 -----8i;354:08

14:882:78 ---ioo:iI3:98

193.00

746.79

207,376.86

.

19,949.18

. __

4,051.13

117,401.92 46,668.92 946,383.17 89,714.42 1,294,791.25 64,805.77 3,013,658.81 424,015.32 190,149.86
182,434.96

b:)
00 Clayton -l

White .. . . .. _.

Negro _.



5,607.48

.

_

_

Clinch

White . __.

._.

.

_

Cobb

~'h1~~ :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::: ::::::::::

Negro _.

.. _.

. ..

..

.

_

Coffee

White _.. _ _. .

.

.

.

_

Negro ._.

.

.

_

Colquitt

White _.

..

..

.

. __ . ..

_

Negro _..

.. _. _.

.

.

_

2,208.24

_ 1,511.93

560,638.69 32,142.03 109,293.44 87,279.33 118,898.12

3,953,225.40 383,790.98 401,245.67 113,467.45
6,147,033.57 147,362.13
1,332,698.95
371,059.87 1,282,943.86
213,691.21

Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson

White ..

. __.

.

.

. .___________

Negro ..

...

. __. __. ..

._.

.______

White ..

.

.

.___________

Negro ._. __. _

.....

._._.

. . .. ._ ..

.

._

__._____ _
5,564.91 _.

15,112.41

. __.

._

707.86 168,082.70

._

558,039.20 285,979.54
705,304.95 177,162.07

White _. . . . _. 00 ._.

__ 00

Negro __ ._.

._00 __





White

1,097.90

52.90 .....

Negro

913.60

23.80.

._._.







..

.______

._.

._.______

_



_.

516,532.62 .___

546,901.44 42,319.94
937.40

1,526,012.69 442,303.83 283,878.73 220,101.04

White Negro

00__

400.46 155.26

1,641.42 1,089.00 00

.__________
0,___

281.32 187.54

...

.______ 23,476.91 796,799.88

. ._

4,669.16 489,781.41

~~1~~~~~~~~~~~~J~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~:~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~:~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~:~~~~~ ~~~~~i~~~~-~~~ :::~_:~~~~I~~t:::~~:~i;:~~:::::~~~~_~:~;.,:_,;;~~t~~;~1

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60)_

XIII. Balance End of Year-Continued

D. AGENCY FUNDS

Total

Grand Total

SYSTEM

1. I Federal

2. State

3. Teacher I 4. Teacher

5. Group 1 6. Social \1

E. OTHER

Balance End of

Payments and

Income

Income

Retirement I Association

Insurance Security

7. Other

Year

Balances

Tax

I Tax

i Contribution ,

Dues

,

I

'

I

I

I

,_ _ .. ~ ---~

Decatur DeKalb Dodge

~~{~ ~::::::::::::S~~:::::::: ~::::::::::::: ~~~:::::::: ~::::::::::::J~::::::::::_:: ~::::::::::::: ~

Negro White

757,,380483..41001

413.34 8,081.91!

6.61
2,301.69

1,729444..6859'1 551,,492501..1761 2,696.80

~~:~~~:~7 \~:m:Hn~ 18.18 11,515.59 6,209.15 $ 11,390,285.88 16,120,090.27 1,002,732.27

i; .. Deely
Dougherty

.,,1. ..::;'~I . ,;.,1 .'M "I'",,1.. :;:~ . ".,"",'.,;;;;;.f, imji~

Douglas

t-:>

00 00

Early

Echols

Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin

Fayette Floyd

---1------ - - -----:::--H _:::~~:82~:~r::_~:::::::~1 ~!H~Ui

---- - -:! : .: 4'02~:~~1--- ~~~~~~:;2Ii 5::::~~:::

j..~!.il ~1 .m.k!.~ __ -' 2,694.25 13,433.94 ~~g:igUg

,"0.001 ..

:

_______ I-----;;:~~~:~~I 50:',:::'.::

-- 1:?~O:OOi: --I~~:~~~:?OII,HHH:~

Forsyth Franklin Fulton

______ .i... 5~35~,9~6~7~:.5~4:/1 8~~4~4~,3~6:9~.:1~84 _________ 1

--j- 18:525:731--1:653:384:41 12,3gr:irg:gE

1

-'--------------1 1,436,060.67

1I~~~mm~i:,;if'iL~", r.. Gilmer
Glascock Glynn Gordon

11:m"

Grady

i"WWI;~:ili~!

657,847.38 675.00
187,983.14 41,870.27 1,851,381.94 651,818.79 1,165,136.39 11,568.65 917,177.57
308,302.65

Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock
Haralson Harris t-.:l Hart 00 <0 Heard Henry

White

!

173.48

883.61

1

1,887.70 - - - -

. __ ._!_

3,632.901 407,677 .86

i ~:~ ~:~,~.~..~~ I.:~~~ ~~-----i2,806:60

m:~~

U~:~ :::::::::::::: ------i:338:1i012:~91:~~ ::::r----1

1 :

1 : 1

17u~n~
'".ai .,j;.i11.!:

438,775.63 2,116,507.30
147,256.26 1,013,389.69
57,511.01
1,832,688.97 84,559.13 289,205.96

500,043.56

We'~~ ~:~:~:~~i- :~~::: :::~::~~i:::

~:~:~~: _1,14::~~'::

i.~.,.~."' 1.~;~1 ~ . WhitL_____________

_

:.:.,%.",

-'______________ _

9, 796.17______
';;.;:!;.",."'....... .:.

1
_~:~~~:~~I>:;5~2~,3~3~7~,2;3~~
.I..; .~:~1

588,337.42 53,104.25 485,512.35 372,077.06 845,927.68 201,344.93 406,121.10 98,247.49 857,319.39

419,151.49

Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper

i .~ . . '~.~ . 1:.~:.l: White-------------- -------------- ---------------------------1

22.9l----------- ----------

~U~

2gN~Ui 2,393,728.98 829,171.53

560,351.31

176,352.07

1'e..." I..,.m."1,.m.::i

647,788.09 123,889.46 297,622.57

176,755.07

Jeff Davis

White

3,296.30

138.38

1,589.73

856.45

2,417.58

--------------1-- Negro -------------- -------------- --- ---------- ------ ------- -------------- ---- ---------

----------- 486.00

36,151.85

587,463.68 119,809.33

l: . :~"'!"';!.:.l=i .: ~: :,:i:~ ii;i l! : .~m~J:.: : :~ :~:.:"t[J: :; t~!~ I'jl;!i ! Jefferson
Jenkins
______ Johnson
Jones Lamar

720,777.16
545,108.1:1 446,380.61i 284,805.63 375,155.32 136,485.72 494,640.90 145,217.15 236,341.29

239,952.01

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENT8-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60) XIII. Balance End of Year-Continued

SYSTEM

D. AGENCY FUNDS

1 - - - - - - ; - - - - - - , . . - - - - - - - ; - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - , - - - - - - E. OTHER I

1. Federal

2. State

3. Teacher

4. Teacher

5. Group

6. Social

Income

Income

Rptirempnt Association Insurance

Security

7. Other

Tax

Tax

Contribution

Dues

Total Balance End of
Year

Grand Total Payments and
Balances

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln

Long

t.:>

CO 0

Lowndes

Lumpkin

Macon

Madison

Marion McDnflie McIntosh Meriwether Miller

Mitchell Monroe Montgomery

White S

s..;

S

L

s.,

S

$

$ 3,554.05 $ 39,552.94 $ 314,526.62

~N'eigftro~ :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ------i;290:84 ----i2:i;59i:02_

White

_

143.50

_

2,304.01

_

3,166.90

81,632.04
1,113,599.54 452,720.09 320,745.61

Negro

_ 218,624.31

White

35,163.53

_

10,655.46

531.20

4,432.69

355.85

11,300.50

_

89,637.53 527,121.93

Negro White

25,999.93 2,256.80

_ 45.69

11,027.11 1,013.41

177.00 _

3,574.47 134.11

811.57 331.11

16,950.76

_ _

86,717.44 18,308.02

525,433.84 322,684.90

Negro

_

141,920.51

WNehgirteo White Negro White

1,586.90 46.47

_ 108.54 502.59
_

875.70

_

415.38

490.13

841.32

_

18,445.25

_

-246.15 -5,863.69 -1,059.98

15,736.60 179,666.90

20,001.75

~~~~ :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: -----27;996:86

Negro

_

WNehgirteo

68.40_

239.80 24.36

_ _

29,809.97 2,230.62

275,936.31 101,166.77 1,365,686.28 454,000.18 440,983.07
7,092.69 458,140.45
372,827.91 663,663.89 151,540.38

White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro
White WNehgirteo Negro

12,087.70 _

147.88

1,935.28

982.41

361.91

10,094.76

_

--:i09::i2 ------2;iii:05 :::::::::::::: ---------i6:oo --------849:46 :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: -----74;560::i4 _

_

97,769.55

~

_ _

86,927.36 53,990.64_

_

_

26,865. 281

- ~ -- -- - - ---



_ _ 9,189.32

17,693.92

2,096.13

140.00

3,463.34

_

1,048.07

_

~

,---- __

::~~:~~ i::::::::::::::

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

::::::::::::::1::::::~::~~:~~

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

::::::::::::::!

131,183.08
30,113.31
, 4.378.49
59,393.27

373,697.84 117,395.07 547,632.83 222,443.63 340,761.35 345,319.94 746,153.56 574,057.12 557,801.17 139,355.60
784,211.16 253,425.77 396,772.50 344,278.06 341,523.61 143,931.88

Morgan Murray
Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding
Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk
...t-:>
'0 Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven
Seminole
;~;~:::

: : : ~i~~~:::~~~~~~~~~

::~~;:~~I ~~:~:~i~~~~~~f~~:~~~~~~~~~ ~~~:~~~~~~~:~w=:::=: :~~~:~+=_ -~::~~:~~ ::---:~:~:~::: :::_~;;:~;~;~;

729,475.27 285,187.70 680,658.14
5,110.00

WNehgitreo -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------

White

_

Negro

White

1,870.80

120.32

821.52

Negro White Negro

394.10

2.12

245.74

White

446.20



--

Negro



:=:::=:::: 520_00 ------------ .,I

_

_

-

_

550.98

428_65

_

82.15

54.38_

---

_

-

--

_

_

115.01 _ 5.00

388,196.93
23,946.22
20,693.84 778.49
2,947.18
94,505.44

14,606,360.37 1,302,371.63
852,750.77 254,978.14 428,375.54 88,951.83 426,541.34 163,486.05 1,015,204.64
86,684.11

White Negro White Negro

16.40 8,526.25

178.72

1,458.70

_ 163.97 - --

455.63 _

--

-

_

_

WNehgirteo -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- ---- --------- --------_ -_-_-_-_-_1

White

2,850.00

1,373.00

_

Negro

_

White

---

_

Negro

-------------_ -----

_

37,488.13

597,918.87 382,376.23

30,880.83 577,772.92

35,642_30

49,699.09 630,702.85

119,049.89

10,197.27 378,932.61

184,369.02

38,512_24 1,051,990.70

136,301.56

White Negro White Negro White Negro
White Negro
White Negro

2,924.45
3,034.40 1,773.60 1,780.60

92.96 12.34 223.32
209.46 149.67 92.78

529.16 409.07
8.28
736.64 914.71

-
104.58 _
284.31 366_59

365.05 300.12 __ 1,998.74
----- __ ---

-

-

382.80

---

-

709.52 709.51

27,559.70 1,431.04

62,969.45

- ----

_

48,930.03

--

_

11,291.8.5

-

_

44,494.67

3,154.68

259,139.43 181,766.71 344,019.87 292,176.26 135,064.85 81,234.81 795,385.04
5,790.26 340,731.32 328,919.26

White Negro White Negro

.________

,______________

-

4,268.90

918,742.93 412,768.57 352,370.65
_

7,567,587.18 3,276,585.6S
832,190.99 147,526.47

White Negro White Negro

2,427.60

119.70

577.78 , 1______________

245.14

597.25

-. __


8,102.39 _

198,605.05

-

_

188,994.05 94,982.09 708,434.93 563,828.62

~~;~ ==========::== ============== :===:========= ====:===:===== ========:=:=:= ==========:=== ==:==__

7,6~8:~:

~4:~~~:~~ 442,012.26 222,739.94

~~~~~

~

~:~

~

~:~:

~:

t~~~_~~~~~~~~r

:~~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~~~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~:

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~

~7

~

~~

~

~

~

~:

~:::~

~

~

~

~

~:

~

--~

~

~

~

~

~

~

:__:::::

~~

~;;::

I,~;,-

- _- ,- , -,- - 1,508,536.90 550,637.65 729,189.32 24,602.12

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND Nl<:GRO (1959-60)

XIII. Balance End of Year-Continued

HYSTEM

-'-----

1. Federal

2. State

----- Wil" ,--'~~ ,"~'

D. AGENCY FUNDS -------------,

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

I E.OTHF:R I l~l;~~e

Gp~~'!n;~tt:l

3. Teacher

4. Teacher I 5. Group

6. Social

Cn:~:Jr:. ,.~~~.. I ,~~" ,''''''1.- Security

End of

and

, ::~'" ~~:: "

Htewart Flumter Talbot

~E~-~~:':,W:-:~ll:':-'":~""I\r-"M" ' -'''''','.--.:------';::m~ m:f!HI

Taliaferro

Tattnall

Taylor

c~o
~

Telfair

Terrell

Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen

W~I:h\i~te~

66:8~6:.9:~0

__2::8:5:2~1

2~1:0~.8:771l__:_:_

I

~I:\~~ ------2;691:80 ---- -166:1:i1-- 1;336:05 ::::

Negro

._________

~;i~~ __ ::::::~~__ ::::~: 1:~~~:92 ::::::::::::--

White

__

83.34 3.451

556.85i

_

1_,_0,_-8-_.

86 1

2259..1540:1

25.00
-------- --

------- ----

_

,_____

3,821.491___

~~~~Negro :::::ii;~i~:~6 --------------:-:-:-::-:-:-:-J-~-i-:6~ ::::::i;--6-i-~:-~-f--:-:--:-::::j::-l:721j5 --

I
12:689-J; _::_::::::: ::--

~

~ 1~~f' ':~j~!.: :~i.i 1

1

_,_: :-. ::: "



1477,J34~9~.7j6g 1m5:6,47~5u.2;1 38,847.59 2g2~8:,m8:8~2.:4:5 -4324;,206393:.3531 3~9~9l,:2m7:9.~2J0
-----:~~;i~::-~~ d~~:m:n 11':::::::::~
"":M--~; ;:~I- -~:.i~.l!

Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson

~Nl{e~g:r~o :_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_i_~_:_.i~ :_:_:_:_:_:_:_i_~_~:_.~61:_:_:_:_:_: 19,0~~:841 1,gUrU~ White
N~\":~eh~gltrto~e\
Negro

------ ------- ---- _ ------ ------------
:_-_:_:_:_:_:_:_-:_-:_:-_1:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_-:

__1 --
:

__ :__ -

-

-

--

-------- -

::::::-:-:

-
-

-
-

-
-

I
I

-

-
-

-

-
-
-

_-
-
---

_
--

-_-
-- --
--,I--
'

_

:

_

-

:

_

:

:

:

:

I::_::i;I:J:-27
------_1_-_--__
-i, ----
::::::1:::::::::::
_

4:
_.

50
-:'

--:-:--:1:~236:78,,126:7421::4.9388111,

3m3:7~,2~16U.763
m:i~Ug

----52,371:7211----624041:8,92304;.7414

I[ . '~.~.~ ::~.~1~ Walker

Walton Ware Warren

''.00 J." '." ':'00."1':00'.00 I.:.:::.::I

Washington White

251.30

1,348.46

106.821

248.11

1,893.991________ _ .l 77,525.12 766,261.02

Negro ---.-

144.30

1,460.52 --------

43.321

310.49 -- _ -----, ----- _ _I

1,958.63 516,111.86

Il.:.~.~ :.~~'. :ili:~, ':m.~I '~." ,:1;j~i Wayne

Webster

Wheeler White Whitfield

'r.:. :.:.:i:.:;iil . ::!il.1

Wilcox

Wilkes

t-:l

(J:)
CN

'Vilkinsoll

Worth

White I'

7,712. 801

~~~~I::::::2:nu~,_

~:~~, :::::5:3~7':01

148.44

971.431------- .--:

633.321

IM:~~i-~::J~_-_-_-_-_:~_:_:_--_:~_-.:_-_:-_:I':_._::_:_-

, 271.42

:::~:6: 2;-180:77

1__ 1,856.06

255.38 ------

.. _

16,914.17 479,362.03

~~U~ :::::::::::::: ::::-------:::)-- ~::::~::~ mj~n~

__~~~:69i:::::::::+___~:2:1:~:1 ~7,~~~::~ 1,~gU8U~

I Total Counties White 329,414,41'1
Negrol 112,123.30

13,566.94 , 123,438.30

8,885.85

17,547.38

4:36.83 177.00

54,803.79 ' 4,807.42

92,938.24' 59,545.67

56,758.05 22,184.62

813,193.66 15,249,583.87180,738,675.11 3,943.79 12,144,054.81 61,914,867.91

1

i

1

,!

,

I

,

II.:.;:;.;/:..;; ,";.~i ''~:ili.~.'~~i~.~ Americus

Atlanta

Barnesville Bremen

.:;:.::II. ..:I,:,ro.,,\.

Buford

NegroL_1,026~_I

2~.36

_ 148.68-=:_~ ~~~_

267.54

1

1,471.001

2,935.58 _53,3~0.2~

TABLE II-Continued-PAYMENTS-WHITE AND NEGRO (1959-60) XIII. Balance End of Year-Continued

D. AGENCY FUNDS

I Total

Grand Total

SYSTEM

I. Federal

2. State

I ' 3. Teacher I 4. Teacher

5. Group

6. Social I

I E. OTHER

Balance End of

Payments and

___~

InTco_ma~e

I~ncoxm_e _ ~C~Ro_ne_ttirr_eibm~ue_tniot_n AssDoc_iautieo~n_I Insurance I Security

7. Other -----

Year
1

Balances

Calhoun Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown Chickamauga

White $~~~~~~~.~~~~~,$

1$- 224.89 $~~~~~~~~ ~~~~ $~~~~~~~~~~~~

-

Negro ~~ ~~~~~~~~~.~ ~~~

~.~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~

,

White

8,472.60

333.40 ~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~.

Negro I

2,840.70 ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~

I-

White

4,184.70

398.48

1,387.13

~~~

_

Negro

895.70

53.88

375.62 _

~fi~i :~:~:~:~:~:~~~ ~~~~:~:~~5:4f ~~~~,~,~~~:~~~~~~~

'- $
202 57 57 20
~

4,

373
517

.34 76

1$:::::i:666:6{------~:~:~~I~----2~;~~:::~

$

:~U~U!

2 840 84 :::::::::::::i:::::::::::::I' 5U~U1 ~~g:i~U~

710 20 -~'~-~~------i--------------

142,220.65 356,751.77

-~--------"-I----------'~~ ,_~ __~:~~~:~~ 5~U~U~

. --287:11 i--------402:53i 1,353.87 174,212.25

Cochran t.:>
<...:.0. Commerce
Dalton Decatur Dublin
Fitzgerald Gainesville Hawkinsville Hogansville Jefferson
LaGrange Marietta Monroe

iyhite ~~~ Negro ~~ __ White Negro
White __ Negro _
White Negro __ White __ Negro _

800.40

~! _ _
1,066.09

:~ :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-I[-~ .--. --- -~----~ ---------
---------\-------------
-------1-------------
164.62 _.
-

~-.~-!-- - ~

I

-

-

1

- ~ ~-I ~

I :j::::::::;:::::[;;~~;~~~;~~"--:ii:i~ij!

,I

~

~

,..

35,245.44

J~~::~-::--:---:-::-I -:~ -

,

--

--

-I

_~ ...

_. __~

~

10,359.73 ____~.

_~ _,

21,811.51 , .. ~
12,390.84 ._
63,048.48 ,

820,320.42 93,793.66 1,169,582.28 176,435.05 719,702.32 223,719.67

White __

Negro _

White

_

:::::::: __- _ -1-- ~Nee~g:r~o -----.----

White

1

_

t{,'i:\~~ :::---------:_'1' -_-:__:_:

............-..I.....J, +""~I;;:~ili_J:~~ ...---- ~-_._~--_.-I--_

------1

_

----.-+

___ , _~_J ~_!~

5,494.92
~_________

379,813.52 186,081.36

Negro __

White __ Negro _ White _ Negro __ White __
Negro "

,
t _:1 :1

,

_

..

,

_

11 _ _ _

~,- -_~ '.~ ~_- ~,- -_~ ~_' ~_ ~_ ~_- __-_- -_' ', '_- ,: ._- -_-: -_- -_- -_- -_- -_- -_- -_- -_- -_- -_- -_- : ,_- -_- -_- -_- '_ _: ._' -_- -_- ,_- -_- -_- : -_- -_- -.- : -__1-_- -_- __- -_

-1-----,

..

..

~ __ ~

--_-_-_[
_

4,873.10

873,419.80 257,442.46

: : :: I:: ~.__ ~~~:~~~: ~~ "~: ~~~: 79~: ~~
.~ ~~_.~ __ . _ :I.. ~:~69:~~ , .. ~~1:~~~:~~

r~ m.'~.oo '.~.'" '.~~I... ,.~ :;.~:~ ~!:!!!.~ Moultrie

Newnan

Pelham

._. 'oo.'"

:.::I'"''' ..t...

"""il-n _. ....... Quitman
Rome Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls

~~~~ :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::1::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::~:6~~:~~ ------~:~~::~~ J~U~U!

~E''''''

...,~,~~.;~.lr::m;;

Thomaston

White Negro

61,605.911____ 9,214.16

-~~:~;~:~;:--- 1,159.50

4,835.591_

_

9,007.92 480.00

._________

2,306.25 900.00

88,521.02 15,429.75

669,875.86 132,299.42

Thomasville Toccoa

~fji~:- :::~:i~i~i~I-:-:-:-:~~g:~i -:-:::::i~~:~~II::::::~::::::: :: :::::~~~:i~ :::::::::~~:ii ::-

rm:~~ 12UiU~ m~mJr

Trion Valdosta t-:>
~
<:To
Vidalia Waycross West Point Winder

_White

1,953.401

201.76 __ _ _

__

~~:~ ~o:~~~:~~ 1:5~~:!~ :_::::::~~:~~!:--::::::::::: :::-:~:642.5~

2,845.47
~~:~~~:~~

4.87 7,613.06 ::::::::::::::

8,455.85 295,969.37
79:~~!:!~ 1,~H:giUi

. i~

1 1

I.:.~;.~.._.~.:.; l~lj~.~

Total Cities

White Negro

158,592.43 14,716.46

4,679.62 102.04

29,450.31 5,686.26

1,159.50

1 12,797.65
524.32

24,278.09 1,039.73

10,386.51 1,

36,677.63 4,649,150.11 39,052,694.57 6,201.22 168,455.28 14,214,493.85

Total Counties White Negro

329,414.41 112,123.30

13,566.94 8,885.85

123,438.30 17,547.38

436.83 177.00

54,803.79 4,807.42

92,938.24 59,545.67

56,758.05 22,184.62

813,193.66 15,249,583.87180,738,675.11 3,943.79 12,144,054.81 61,914,867.91

Grand Total

White Negro

488,006.84 126,839.76

18,246.56 8,987.89

152,888.61 23,233.64

1,596.33 177.00

67,601.44 5,331.74

117,216.33 60,585.40

67,144.56 22,184.62

849,871.29 19,898,733.98219,791,369.68 10,145.01 12,312,510.09 76,129,361.76

TABLE III-WHITE SCHOOLS-PUPIL TRANSPORTATION (195960)
-- ------====-=-----'--=---=---------

~~hi~:~ ~{~r~i~;f J)ai~~~euW~~\eag' II

-----1-- Total

1 1- - -

- --

Average Number Pupils Transported
(Annu-al A-v-er-age)__________ co:~f~:ses *co~}:r~h~~~~~:~11~t('d

~ Y8TEM
~ _ _

Trips
1__ __
B_ Cars lB'-I"'" ,aved IB"~""I '""'

Annual Within 1Yo

More than 1~

including

I'" ~~':'~ B. -= 1\I~~:ge I MIleRadius I Bus Car

~il-e R-adi-us - - ~~~~~
Car Per Diem

Per ~~~ d~~r:~~~~;n
Trip

radius by bus

_

K~ C~ ""~,"'

AP~ling------------I-;=I--;I==---;;~~~-~~

347'94~'II~=I~~~

-- ---
------ ------ -2,- 319 -7- 0.2 -70- .2 -$8- 0,06- 5.86-$- 2,42- 6.23-3- 7.05- -0.2- 3

Atkmson___________ 15

'1 20 ------ 128.0 350.0 478.0 172,080

Baeon_____________ 21 ------ 21 ,------ 145.0 563.0 708.e 254,880 I

55 -----49 ------

884 -- --- ------
1,438 ------ ------

939 63.6 1,487 70.8

46.9 70.8

33,248.59 2,216.57 37.61 60,003.07 2,857.28 41.72

0.19 0.23

Baker ,

1 81------ 8 '

1 207.0 136.0 343.0 123,480

28 ------ 419

447 56.8 56.8 27,175.56 3,396.94 64.85 0.22

Baldwin___________ 13

, 201------ 251.6 68.4 320.0 115,200

74

, 1,499

1,573 121.0 78.6 36,447.03 2,803.61 24.31 0.31

Banks____________ 19 1

3~ 1

1-

250.2 188.6 438.8 1~7,96~ I 54

1 1,315

1,369 72.0 42.7 45,094.46 2,373.39 34.29 0.28

Barrow, ,

__I 15

' 20

283.0 204.4 487.4 1,5, ,64

111

1 1,310

I, 21 94.7 56.8 55,033.04 3,668.86 42.00 0.31

t.:> Bartow

, :12 _..__ 70

416.7 671.5 1,088.2 391,752, 353

__, 3,054

3,407 106.4 48.6 90,426.90 2,825.84 29.60 0.23

'-0 Ben HilL

16

16

166.0 226.0 392.) 141,120: ss

1 754

840 52.5 52.5 35,947.07 2,246.69 47.67 0.25

m Berrienc , .

29 1

I

4t\

343.0 589.0 932.0 335,520 I 184

1,843

2,027 69.8 44.0 79,268.83 2,733.40 43.01 0.23

~\~~kl~Y:_

f~

Brantley___

--I 22

~~
22

i~~:8 2~U ~gU f~u~81 4,~~~ I 124.8 432.7 557.5 200,700

5g 1-_--_--_--_-_:_

103

1,180

5,348 148.5 66.8 146,651.29 4,073.64 30.36 0.48 869 66.8 48.2 37,122.20 2,855.55 44.88 0.25
1,283 58.3 58.3 53,665.58 2,439.34 45.47 0.26

::~:~~~--:::I~:
~~;~:---::::::::::::I g

~:
i~

~::::
m:~

::~:: 1':~::: ::~::~ I
m:~ m:~ I igU~ I

:1:::_
:~ 1::::::

------ 29 ----
::m:~~ 12 ------

1,117 49.4 767 62.8
2,528 66.2 820 39.0 795 66.2

34.0 50.2
50.3 39.0 61.1

69,338.68 3,151.75 28,264.85 2,355.40
104,255.12 2,743.55 56,710.16 2,700.48 27,278.04 2,273.17

67.91 42.76
47.06 72.89 36.27

0.27 0.35
0.26 0.24 0.26

Calhoun Camden

1

9

13

14 1.5

117.3 246.8

236.7 127.5

414.0 374.3

149,040 12t\,108

II

31______ 21

40t\ 837

409 45.4 29.2 26,151.14 2,905.68 64.41 0.17
7 ---- 865 66.0 57.2 33,444.12 2,572.62 39.95 0.26

Candler_______

1 1

12

CarroIL

:::: 33

catoosa

1 21

Charlton___________ 11

Chatham___________ 42

12 71 54

114.0 582.6 357.0

257.1 371.1 542.6 ,125.2 221.0 578.0

124,677.81 405,072! 208,080

13 310

'I::::::

sse
3,t\30

654

3,241

679 56.5 56.5 29,540.88 2,461.74 44.35
-2r 3,940 119.:3 55.4 113,068.74 3,426.:32 31.14 ----- 3,922 185.4 72.1 54,684.43 2,604.02 16.87

0.2:3 0.27 0.26

15 107

150.0 135.0 285.0 102,600

60

,206.0

,20t\.0 434,160 --------1

,--- t\83
6,507

------ 745 67.5 49.5 :34,251.61 3,11:3.78 50.14 ------ 6,507 154.9 60.8 158,8:39.57 3,781.89 24.41

0.33 0.:3t\

Chattahoochee______ 1

Chattooga----- , 18

Cherokee_______

33

Clarke_____

20

Clay______

6

3 27

:33n8..0o

3.0 293.0

41.0 666.0

14,760 239,760

en
183

30 1,757

61

507.6 3t\6.7 874.3 314,748 I 449

3,521

42

3t\6.0

4.0 370.0 132,746 1

1

2,430

6

121.0 52.0 173.0 t\2,280 I 25

235

90 90.0 :30.0 2,811.48 2,811.48 93.71 1,957 107.7 71.8 49,472.91 2,748.49 28.15 3,992 120.:3 65.0 102,064. 0 3,092.85 28.98 2,437 121.5 57.8 64,346.67 3,217.33 26.48 ._ 260 I 43.3 43.:3 17,135.4.5 ,2,855.90, 72.91

0.19 0.20 0.:32 0.48 0.27

r[~~~W:~~L-:=iI

Columbia

_

Cook ~_

I

~~r.ii~r~ -:: II

Effingham ElberL _ Emanuel. Evans
Fannin _

_
_ _

Fayette Floyd
Forsyth
Franklin , . Fulton_____

_ _
. __
__ __

Gilmer

._

Glascock

_

Glynn

_

Gordon

_

Grady

_

Greene_~

_

Gwinnett _

Habersham

_

HaIL _

Hancock _

-I ~t l--i

81 1 12 I,

73 __

248 .

40 __

53

4i __

i6

1 4i5.6
1 198.1 '2,852.fi 33i.5 1 508.0

I 1109.25..53 1 538900..96 210460,,261126

6i.i 2,920.3 1,051,308

i44.9 i19.0

1,082.4 '1,22i.0

I

385,664 441,i20

5M 1::::::1 2,039 124 1i9

_ _ _

3,698 651

iI----1-1-'

------I
------1

13,205

i5

2,260

3,532,

4,209 1120.2

725 64.9

15,319 208.8

a2,.3z8u4

:

59.6 i8.9

I 51.9 59.5 61.4 44.9 48.8

I 98,li6.48j2,805,04
29,60i.n 2,691.61 264,463.15 3,622.i8 8i,893.64 2,19i.34 125,li9.9212,663.40

20

1

19 _ __

29
S IS _

2i 22 3i
l ~o 11-

2 249.4 155.0 .523.0
I' 1058i.20

130.0 I 346.0 \98.7
136.4 1 32\.0,

3i9.4 501.0

II

721.7

244.fi 4iR.0

I

136,584 180,360 259,812
88,056 172,080

98

_ 1,403

321

1,240

122
se i--
.53 1 _

2,028 389
1,094

1,512 i5.0 55.5

1,561 82.1 iO.9

2,150 H.1 58.1

415 1,14i

5ea1..8i

51.8 63. i

49,i66.43 2,488.32
44,504.00 2,342.31 84,619.50 2,91i.91
24,151.18 3,018.89 41,0i0.4i 2,281.69

13

1

19 _

2i i5 __

32 __

2i I 1 211.6 19 i______ 156.0
I 49 'I 1 294.2
234ii -_-_ 11'394548..01

Ii

1

31 . _

Ii 1. _ 21 . _

8 ;__

iz l 1 10i.0

46

, i04.0

49

306.i

28

.. 230.0

8 ------1 86.3

23

_ 34

_ 305.5

28

_

36

_

10 __. _

n28 1 l

391.0
---
3i5.1
129.0

30

1 51

1 284.0

152.9 364.5 18i.0 343.0
4i2.3 i66.5 202.4 2,160.5 601.0 945.0

394.0 19i .0
221.0 320.0
92.5

501.0 901.0 52i. i
5r5z0s..0s

268.0 244.0 630.1 132.0 410.2

573.5 635.0 1,005.2
261.0 694.2

131,220 123,480
264,786 i76,9iO 340,200

321
88 i2 3,440 1iO

1,545
n4 1,496 14,480 2,083

1,8i31143.5 862 45.3
1,569 58.0 Ii ,920 238.9 2,253 iO.4

180,360 1 64

_

324,360 1

_

189,9i2

368

_

188,640

93

_

64,368

i

_

206,460 228,600 361,8i2 93,960 249,912

140 109
---421i26- ::::::1

824 3,440
2,089 864
265 ------ ------1

1,284

I
------ --- --I

1,288

1,81i

H9

2,6H 18

_

894 52.2 3,440 110.9 2,45i 144.5
95i 45.5 265 33.1
1,424 61.9 1,39i 49.8 2,033 56.4
i49 74.9 3,104 102.8

69.1 I 36,998.i8 2,846.06 45.3 42,121.44 2,216.91 32.0 74,642.n 2,i64.54 i2.5 242,918.60 3,238.91 60.8 84,340.08 2,635.62
52.2 52,270.11 3,OH.71 74. i 88,441.48 2,852.95 50.1 58,594.06 3,446.70 34.1 69,i76.51 3,322.69 33.1 19,62i.1O 2,453.38
41.8 51,112.76 2,222.29 49.8 60,335.96 2,154.85 52.1 9i.584.84 2,ilO.69 i4.9 22,906.71 2,290.6i 60.5 88,848.14 2,961.60

11 46 24

_ ~260

m:3 2~_1162.5

154. i 1n.9 42i.0

31i.2 999.2 i50.0

114,3i2 356,652 2iO,000

4 454

-----1

1,082 5,189

20 6

_ __

1,106 5,649

98.7 122.6

54.3 64.8

33,605.52 3,055.04 12i ,325.83 2,76i.95

208

2,38i

2,595 108.1 3i .0 82,936.76 3,455.69

32

36

304.5 34i.5 652.0 234, i20

210

1,890

2,100 65.6 58.3 6i,766.3i 2,l1i.69

H

150 4 1,58i.8 148.0 1,735.8 586,69i

40

6,562

8 .. _ 6,610 89.2 44.0 241,466.63 3,263.06

1216 24

_

28 11

25

205.0 328.0 533.0 191,880

172

98.6 _ 393.7

169.4 96.9

268.0 490.6

96,480 li6,616

88 46

29

6i ------1 33i.7 496.4 834.1 300,2i6

216

28

31 ------' 3iO.0 336.0 i06.0 254,160

31

1,6i4 290
2,663 2, i25 1,648

49

_ 1,895 71.0 65.9

----- ::::::1 3i8 34.3 34.3 2,i09 112.8 108.3

2,941 101.4 43.8

1,6i9 59.9 54.1

69,362.98 2,667.80 26,523.il 2,411.24
73,40i .59 3,058.64 81,6i9.09 2,816.52 i9,943.99 2,855.14

13

_ 14

58

lli

24

42

56

116

i

i

160.0 935.0 389.2 718.6
128.0

2n3o6..o0

396.0 1, i05.0

246.0 635.2

434.0 1,152.6

125.0 253.0

142,560
613,800 228,672 414,936 91,080

10i

61i

::::::1 629

6,406

312 ------ 2,593

946

4,808

18

9

326

I

i26 55.6 51. i 30,389.86 2,33i.68

i ,035 121.2 60.1 143,9i4.6i 2,482.32

_

2,905 5,n2

121.0 102,7

69.1 49.6

66, 2i9. 40 2,761.64 148,813.98 2,65i .39

335 4i .8 47.8 22,954.56 3,2i9.22

2465..4584 1 20.02 38.89 35.44
35.4i 35.89 41. i2 62.08 3i .54
23.94 54.42 49.89 16.n 40.48
63.43 25. iO 28.04 80. i5 H.06
39.80 46.84 53. iO 30.58 33.22
31.05 24.53 34.74 35.85 36.79
41.43 91.46 2i.56 29.9i 48.50
49.25 22.47 25.56 30.95 70.41

O.4i 0.21 0.2.5 0.22 0.28
0.36 0.24 0.32 0.2i 0.23
0.28 0.34 0.28 0.31 0.24
0.28 0.2i
0o..3a0e
0.30
0.24 0.26 0.26 0.24 0.35
0.29 0.35 0.30 0.28 0.41
0.36 0.2i 0.41 0.2i 0.31
0.21 0.23 0.28 0.35 0.25

TABLE III-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-PUPIL TRANSPORTATION (1959-60)

SYSTEM

Average Number Pupils Transported

(Annual Average)

TOTAL

AVERAGE CGST

Number

Number of

Daily Bus Mileage

M&O *Cost per child transported

Vehicles

Morning

(One Way)

Total

Cost of Buses more than 1.Y2 miles

Trips

Annual Within lY:.;

More than lY:.;

including

radius by bus

-----

Bus

Mile Radius

Mileage I

Mile Radius

Grand

Per depreciation

Total Per Bus on county - - - - - - - - Trans- Bus Trip owned

Buses Cars Buses Cars Paved Unpaved Total

Bus Car Bus Car Per ported

buses

Per

Per Per Bus

Diem

Bus Child* Mile

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

Haralson ___________ 26

Harris _____________ 15

HarL_ ... _._. ___._ 28

Heard .. ____

16

Henry ______

17

Houstou __... Irwin ______________

32 19

tv
<0

Jackson ____________ Jasper _____________

29 11

00 Jeff Davis __... _

23

32 23

205.7 . 392.2 597.9 215,244 322.6 181.5 504.1 181,476

112 -----36 ------

1,662 926

i'-'35'

------

1,774 997

68.2 6U

55.4 $ 69,096.46 $2,657.55 $ 41.57 41.8 45,663.74 3,044.24 49.31

0.32 0.25

40 21

336.8 221.1 557.9 200,844 234.0 213.0 447.0 153,700

106 -----70 ------

1' 656 794

1______
______

---io-

1,762 874

62.9 54.0

44.0 41.1

57,148.07 2.041. 00 34.50 34,194.68 2,137.16 43.06

0.28 0.22

34

284.7 271.8 556.5 196,121.2 526 ------ 1,667

2,193 129.0 64.5 50,459.59 2,968.21 30.26 0.25

48 27

484.0 159.8 643.8 227,079 228.5 381.8 610.3 219,708

1._____ 79 ------
30 ------

2, 628 1,138 ______

----

2,707 1,168

84.5 61.4

56.3 43.2

93,578.00 2,924.31 35.60 57,590.02 3,031.05 50.60

0.41 0.26

56

478.0 478.0 956.0 344,160

274 ------ 2,440 ------ -- --- 2,714 93.5 48.4 83,256_83 2,870.92 34.12 0.24

11

193.0 180.0 373.0 134,280

91 ------ 457 12 -- --- 560 49.8 49.8 34,668.35 3,151.66 75.86 0.25

28

163.0 537.8 700.8 252,288

199 -- --- 1,547 ------ -- --- 1,746 75.9 62.3 67,048.95 2,915_17 43.34 0.26

Jefferson __________ . 22 Jenkins ____________ 12 Johnson ____________ 19 Jones ______________ 13 Lamar _____________ 11 Lanier ___________~~ 11 Laurens ____ ~ _______ 48 Lee ________________ 9 Liberty ______. ____. II Lincoln, ~ _________~ 10

27

233.1 383.7 616.8 222,048

124 -- .-- 922

8 1__ .-- 1,054 47.5 38.7 58,332.13 2,651.46 63.26 0.26

13

152.1 I 262.3 414.4 149,184

49 -- .. - 637 -- --- -- .-- 686 57.1 52.7 29,778.68 2,481.55 46.74 0.19

21

138.0 512.0 650.0 222,120

140 --

830 -- .- ---

970 51.0 46.1 48,094.67 2,531.29 57.94 0.21

16 17

156.0 157.0

272.0 118.0

428.0 275.0

I 154,080
99,000

57 ---141 ------

795

13 -- .00

599 ------ --. --

865 65.5 53.2 36,314.46 2,793.42 45.67 740 67.2 43.5 35,467.41 3,224.31 59.21

0.23 0.35

11

124.2 126.9 2.'H.1 90,396

64

- - 518 ~ - - -- ~ - - --

582 52.9 52.9 23,629.34 2,148.12 45.61

0.26

50 II

336.0 154.0

717703..041

1'109.4 324.0

399,384 115,808

------I 62 ------ 2,644 ------ ------ 2,706 56.3 54.3 121,176.69 2,524.51 45.83

5

435 -- --- ------ 440 48.8 40.0 27,061.74 3.006.86 62.21

0.30 0.23

16

215.0 71.0 286.0 104,104

26

1,099

3

1 1,129 102.2 70.3 34,179.88 3,107.26 31.10 0.32

10

106.0 103.0 209.0 75,240

151

520

1 ------

672 67.1 67.1 24,126.27 2,412.62 46.39

0.32

Long .. __' ____. ____ 10

Lowndes ___________ 27

Lumpkin ___

16

Macon __"_

12

Madison,

31

10

63.0 178.0 241.0 86,760

60 ----.- 379

9 --.--- 448 43.9 43.9 24,898.30 2.489.83 65.69 0.28

39 16
25

263.0 209.9 180.2

535.0 195.3 206.0

798.0 405.2 386.2

287,280 145,072 139,032

-_ 244 ------
153 ------
48 --- --

2,241
------ 1,004

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

- 553

- - -~

~

00'

2,485
1,157 601

92.0 72.3
50.0

63.7 72.3
24.0

83,869.99 3,106.29 37.42 43,686.98 2,730.43 43.51 37,660.50 3,138.37 68.10

0.29 0.30 0.27

42

340.0 387.0 727.0 261,720

109 -- - -- 1,835

-- --- 1,944 62.7 46.2 78,064.60 2,518.21 42.54 0.29

Marion _____

11

McDuffie __________ 13

McIntosh ____.. ____ 6

M e r i w e t h e r _________ Miller _____________

20 18

11
il 19 6
5 22 18

127.0 230.8 357.8 128,808 121.1 181.5 302.6 108,936

53 -215 ------

440 935

--- --
------

----

_--.-

493 44.8 1,150 88.4

44.8 60.5

35,079.44 3,189.04 79.72 31,925.30 2,455.79 34.14

0.27 0.29

113.5 304.7 190.0

55.1 178.1 371.0

168.6 482.8
561.0

60,696
I 173,808
201,960

9 ------

74 16

-__-_' ___ 1

435 998

I 15

4

30 ._. --

463 1,102

5743..06

74.0 48.7

984 ------ ------, 1,000 55.5 55.5

16,223.81 2,703.96 37.29 47,064.15 2,353.20 47.15
46,102.85 2,561.26 46.85

0.26 0.27 0.22

MitcheIL _________ Monroe____________ Montgomery _______ Morgan __________ Murray _________
Muscogee___. Newton___ ..__ Oconee__________ Oglethorpe _________ Paulding___________
Peach ______________ Pickens ____________ Pierce _____________ Pike _______________ Polk _______________

24 ______ 1 24

15

17

:::J 10

12

16

16

21

1 I 33

28

I 54

20 14 16

~-I 35 33 19

22 10

----1-1

39 10

18

22

::::~: 29

29

12 23

12
I 46

Pulaski. ___

10

12

Putnam ____________ 7

9

Quitman ____

4

4

Rabun _________

19

29

Randolph _____

11

11

Richmond ___

42

78

b:> Rockdale _____

<J:J <J:J

Schley Lc , . ; Screven_____

14 7
26

20 7 32

Seminole___ .

11

19

Spalding ___

20

37

Stephens ___

22

33

Stewart. ____

7

12

Sumter______

20

29

Talbot ____

8

11

Taliaferro __________ 6

6

TattnaIL __________ 27

37

Taylor _____________ 18

18

Telfair_____________ 21

23

Terrell; ____________ 12

15

Thomas ____________ Tift , , _____________ Toombs ____________ Towns_____________
Treutlen ___________

32

20 22

::::::1

10 ------

13

32 41 24 24
16

I 251.0
226.0

I

455.0 174.0

706.0 400.0

I 251,160
144,000

14 --- ___ 1 1,214
90 ------ 702

6

175.5 98.8 274.3 98,748 -------- ------ 550

239.0 156.0 395.0 142,200 1

\19 ------ 1,001

261.0 309.5 I 570.5 205,380

240 ------ 1,986 14

1 1,228 51.1 51.1 64,191.21 2,674.63 52.87 0.25

1

799 52.8 46.5 37,163.33 2,477 .55 52.93 0.25

550 55.0 45.8 34,980.00 3.498.00 63.00 0.35

1,120 70.0 70.0 37,358.73 2,334.92 37.32 0.26

1 2,241 106.0 67.4 54,363.31 2,588.72 27.37 0.26

627.1

9.0 636.1 231,540.4

255.0 200.0 455.0 163,800

84 ------ 2,517

164

6 1,503

2,

198.9 212.5

143.8 220.0

342.7 432.5

123,372 156.565

76 ------ 1,006

41 ------ 924

6

246.9 272.2 519.1 186,876

253 ------ 1,977

2,601 92.8 48.1 84,049.07 3,001.75 33.39 0.36 1,692 83.3 47.6 56,932.03 2,846.60 37.87 0.34 1.082 77.2 32.7 37,914.45 2,708.17 37.68 0.30
97\ 60.3 50.7 31,999.64 1.999.97 34.63 0.20 2,230 101.3 57.1 63,468.18 2,884.91 32.10 0.33

136.0 255.9 231.0 159.1 327.0

96.0 204.1 432.0 138.9 284.0

232.0 460.0
663.0 298.0 611.0

83,520
165,600 238,680 107,280 219,960

37 ------ 634 12

1

684 67.1 67.1 29,692.23 2,969.22 46.83 0.35

288 ------ 1,477

6

2 1,773 98.0 80.2 40,011.88 2,222.88 27.08 0.24

132 ------ 1,538

1,670 57.5 57.5 64,037.49 2,208.18 41.63 0.26

52

4

748

9 ---c- 813 66.6 66.6 34,928.16 2.910.68 46.69 0.32

291 ------ 2,210 1----

2,505 108.7 54.3 64,080.76 2,786.12 28.99 0.29

245.0 155.0 46.0 267.0
147.6

162.0 76.5 56.0 166.0
178.6

407.0 231.5 102.0 433.0
326.21

146,520
,~3,340
36,720 155,880 \17,432

124 -----6 -----15 ------
196 -----25 ------

638 461 114 1,420
465

762 76.2 63.5 27,321.84 2,732.18 42.82 0.18 4 ---' 471 66.7 51.8 22,.514.29 3,216.32 48.83 0.27
129 32.2 32.2 9,538.44 2,384.61 83.67 0.25 1,616 85.0 55.7 51,549.35 2,713.12 36.30 0.33
490 44.5 44.5 29,096.54 2,645.14 62.57 0.24

741.3 49.0 790.3 284,508 2,004 ------ 4,451

143.0 174.0 317.0 114,120 -------- ------ 1,464 ----

97.4 61.4 158.8 57,168

13 ------ 212

250.7 406.9 657.6 236,736

71 ------ 1,189

200.0 188.0 388.0 139,680

47 ------ 668

6,455 153.6 82.7 140,318.12 3,340.90 31.52 1,464 104.5 73.2 41,713.12 2,979.50 28.49
225 32.1 32.1 17,760.32 2,537.18 83.77 1,260 48.4 39.3 59,604.25 2,292.47 50.12
715 65.0 37.6 28,002.26 2,545.66 41.91

0.49 0.36 0.31 0.25 0.20

342.1 304.4 114.1 386.0 135.6

136.7 118.1 98.8 224.0 87.6

478.8 422.5 212.9
610.0 223.2

172,368 152,100
76,644 219,600
80,352

226 ------ 2,508 ------ --- 2,734 136.7 73.8 55,442.87 2,772.14 22.10 0.32

257 ------ 2,105 ------

2,362 107.3 71.5 52,465.98 2,384.81 20.91 0.34

12 ------ 200 ------ ---- 212 30.2 17.6 18,720.96 2,674.42 93.60 0.24

35 -----28 ------

918 356

---I 21
7 ------

974 47.6 32.8 59,229.37 2,961.46 64.52 391 48.0 34.9 20,551.12 2,568.89 57.72

0.26 0.25

89.0 259.0 231.5
313.5

20.0
523.8 271.0 373.0

109.0
782.8 502.5
686.5

-----r----[ 39,240 -------- ------ 251

251 41.8 41.8

281,800

- - 23 ------ 1,518 - ~ - - - - ~ - - - . 1,541 57.0 41.6

180,900 247,140

-----1-----1 52 --~ - -- 727

779 43.2 4~.2

75 ------ 1,054 ------ ------ 1,129 53.7 49.0

15,170.16 2.528.36 72,377.99 2,6QO.66 46,53Q.41 2.585.46
56,787.44 2,704.16

60.43 47.67 64.01 53.87

0.38
o0.2255
0.22

250.1 195.8 445.9 160,524

31 ------ 688 ------ ------ 719 59.9 47.9 37,599.93 3,133.32 54.65 0.23

437.0 193.2 225.3
128.0 160.6

377.0 458.7 430.5 118.0 194.0

814.0 651.9 655.8 246.0
354.6

293,040 234,684 236,088 88,560
117.921.6

77 ------ 1,626

1,705 53.2 53.2

365 ------ 2,036

2,401 120.0 58.5

::::::!::::~:I 25 ------ 1,280

1,305 59.3 54.3

39 ------
-----r----I 105 ------

927
-- - 711 - - ~ - - - - - ~

966 96.6 40.2 816 62.7 51.0

72,376.28 2,261.75 53,474.29 2,673.71 63,401.13 2,881.86 30,616.67 3,06\.66 31,970.74 2,459.28

44.51 26.26 49.53 33.02
44.96

0.24 0.22 0.26 0.34 0.27

TABLE I1I-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-PUPIL TRANSPORTATION (1959-60)

SYSTEM
~

Number Vehicles
--
Buses Cars

II Number of
Morning

Daily Bus Mileage (One Way)

Total

Trips

Aunual

Bus

~--~ - - - - c - - - - - , - - - . - Mileage

Buses Cars Paved Unpaved Total ~

Average Number Pupils Transported (Annual Average)

~ ~~

M&O *Cost per child transported

Within 1)1 Mile Radius
~~

More than 1)1

Mile Radius

I_

Bus

~

Per Diem

_ I

I

Cost of Buses more than 172 miles

including

radius by bus

I Grand

Per depreciation

Total Per Bus on county _ _~

__

Transported

Bus __

Trip
1 1_ _

~=own-ed -

Per Bus

Per Child*

PM~eus

I

Troup_____________ 26

40

632.7 264.1 896.8 322,848

117

Turne<-___________ 15

1 18

1 126.7 233.1 359.8 129,528

155

Twig~s-----_______

11

2 16

2 204.4 64.1 268.5 96,660

36

Union______________ 26

4 28

4 220.0 257.5 477.5 170,700

133

Upson_____________ 28

43

246.0 352.0 598.0 215,280

70

2,391

749 4

640 16

1,393

8

1,718

2,508 96.4 62.7 $ 78,748.22 $3,028.77 $ 32.93 0.24
908 60.2 50.2 39,340.73 2,622.71 52.52 0.30 692 61.4 42.2 31,745.96 2,885.99 49.60 0.32 1,534 58.6 54.5 59,336.09 2,282.15 42.59 0.34 1,788 63.8 41.5 64,843.41 2,315.83 37.74 0.30

Walke<-___________ 41 ..--_-_-_-_'1 80 ------ 735.0 346.0 1,081.0 389,160

Walton____________ 21

42

342.0 288.0 630.0 226,800

woo

Ware______________ Warren____________ Washington________

34 ------1 42 ------ 351.5

12

12

108.0

21

30

277.9

517.5 225.0 401.5

869.0 333.0 679.4

312,840 119,880 234,406

4881______ 123 205 89 351

5,147 1,815 2,491
488 1,084

5,635 137.4 70.4 98,712.00 2,407.60 19.20 0.25

1,938 92.2 46.1 58,297.78 2,776.08 32.11 0.25

-

2,696 79.2 64.1 81,796.22 2.405.77 32.83 0.26

577 48.0 48.0 37,785.33 3,148.77 77.42 0.31

1 1,436 68.3 47.8 59,572.41 2,836.78 54.95 0.25

Wayne____________ 33

webster

\7

Wheeler___________ 13 White_____________ 19

whitfield

1 44

1 33 ----- 373.0 I 582.0 955.0

,8

97.0 119.8 216.8

1' 13 -- --- 114.0 I 274.0 388.0

27 _ 2--1198.2 142.4 340.6

2 99

512.9 707.3 1,220.2

343,800 78.048
139,680 122,616 439,272

113

2,085

9

216

5 2,203 66.6 66.6 91,048.71 2,759.05 43.66 0.26 225 32.1 28.1 17,896.02 2,556.57 R2.85 0.22

10 ------ 613 ------ ------ 623 47.9 47.9 34,571.01 2,659.30 56.39 0.24

194

1,292

1,486 78.2 55.0 51,550.6R 2.713.19 39.89 0.42

667

4,701 15

5,383 122.0 54.2 136,846.79 3,110.15 29.11 0.31

\~ilcox.------------ 21

41 23

4 108.0 I 444.0 552.0 198,i20

23 - - - _ 1,020 Ii

1,060 49.6 45.3 49,889.94 2,375.71 48.91 0.25

wllkes

1 15

18

257.9

434.7 148,444

76

728

4 808 53.6 44.6 39,099.46 2,172.19 53.70 0.26

Wilkinson__________ 16
;0:::h~~~~-t;~:_-_~:::13,4~:

', 2i
1--~~-15.3::

1---~~}81 ~:2800~1..8:

334.3
I14l3i;6:.88' :

536.1
i92~1790~.~

192,996
133~0:~':::

39

.1 733

772

28,6:: 11---~0-126::::: --~~~- --~~~-129~::::

48.2
:~:~

28.5 45,661.52 1,691.16
:::: 9,::~,::~.:: ::::::::

62.29
::::~

0.23
~:::

Expenditures not included in above; Cars-$47,684.30, Per Diem-$6,620.57. Total expenditures for all vehicles and per diem amounted to $9,500,232.21.

TABLE IV-NEGRO SCHOOLS-PUPIL TRANSPORTATION (1959.60)

-~~---

=7C-'-=-==-=~-=~-=------_~

~

~YSTEM

Number Vehicles

Number of
M~;~~g

Daily Bus Mileage (One Way)

A;~~~l

AverageNumber Pupils Transported

(Annual Average)

TOTAL

AVERAGE COST

M&O *Cost per child transported

~l~hi~~i--- ~~ilet~~di~~~ TGrall~-I-----=- ~r~~~~~~:s mO~~Jf:s\~;t~iles

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~_ Mileage
I '
Buses Cars Buses I Cars Paved Unpaved Total

.___
Bus Ii Car Bus

=~1--81=~-189.0-~~- --;~-=~'=]=~~~ $18,754.6~ $2.679;;~33.071-~~~ ApPling__==--7

98,100

I

Total })er Bus on county

Car II Per Tporratneds- Bus Trip
Diem

obwunseesd

_
I
Per Per Per Bus Bus Child* MIle

Atki.lson_____

5 -_____ 7

49.0 93.0 142.0 51,120

481______ 400

I_

448 89.6 64.0 11,780.15 2,356.03 29.45 0.23

Bacon_____________ 3

3

70.0 60.0 130.0 46,800

_ _ __

172

__ _ _ 172 57.3 57.3 8,351.01 2,783.67 48.55 0.17

Baker______________ 10

12

248.0 228.0 476.0 171,360

2

1 782

_1______ 784 78.4 65.3 33,174.51 3,317.45 42.42 0.19

Baldwiu___________ 9

19

217.5 65.1 282.6 101,736

20

, 1,428

_1______ 1,448 160.8 76.2 23,466.52 2,607.39 16.43 0.23

Banks_____________ Barrow____________
~:~tllill:::::::::::

:::_1 2 -- _ 3

5 __

8

~

1~

;B;r;an;t;le:y;_;_;_;_;_;_;_;_;_;_;_; 12; ------1 32;

~~~~~~~::::::::::: 1~

i~

Bulloch Burke Butts
Calhoun Camden,

_ _ _
_ _

28 32 11 10 11

43 45 11
20 13

Candler____________ 7

9

Carroll; ___________ 14

26

Catoosa____________ Charlton ___________ Chatham __________

I
3 17

1 6 49

Chattahoochee______ Chattooga _________ Cherokee__________ Clarke_____________ Clay______________

I
5 1 10 10

3 7 2 21 14

59.6 27.3 86.9 31,284

112

1______ 113 56.5 37.6 5,801.66 2,900.83 51.80 0.18

96.5 86.8 183.3 65,988

454 ------ ------ 454 90.8 56.7 18,813.20 3,762.64 41.43 0.28

i~U i~U ~~~:g I~U88 _~2_ ::____ ~~g ::::::I:::i ~~8 ~g:g ~U i~:mJ~ ~:gin~ ~U~ 8:i~

:~6~:.~ 1:31~5; ~ii:~ lii;,;!~

;i 1: ; _ : : :

l,ti~ ::<::::::Il,ii; l~ii ii~

~i;,~~i:ii ;:,i~i:;8i ii.'ii

~;~~

m:8 n:::::: I,m ur 3~U ~~~:8 l~n~8

1

::::::i----~.I 1'~~1 ~u ~u n:~~Uf U~tU ~u~

311.0 472.0 118.8 167.8

630.0 941.0 561.4 1,033.4 159.9 278.7 271.2 439.0

----~~~- :::::: ::m ~~~j:::::: 338,760

372,024

100,332

45

_

154,428

2

_

2,415 85.9 55.9 3,115 97.3 69.2
934 84.9 84.9 1,127 112.7 56.3

79,784.12 2,849.43 79,989.36 2,499.66 23,070.76 2,097.34 29,492.45 2,949.24

35.28 25.67 25.95 26.21

0.23 0.21
0.22 0.19

221.3 77.0 298.3 107,388

720

772 70.1 59.3 24,549.93 2,231.81 34.09 0.22

64.0 279.8 22.0

189.0 250.9 23.0

253.0 530.7 45.0

::;1: ------1 91,586
191,052 16,200

548 ------

550 78.5 61.1

1,235

------ 1,318 94.1 50.6

27

27 27.0 27.0

18,811.22 2.687.31 34.32 51,364.13 3,668.86 41.59 2,068.90 2,068.90 76.62

0.20
0.26 0.12

88.0 22.0 110.0 39,600

352

352 117.3 58.6 8,832.08 2,944.02 25.09 0.22

503.5

503.5 181,260

2,884

2.884 169.6 58.8 68,809.87 4,047.63 23.85 0.37

41.0
162.0 25.0 257.0
185.0

16.0 78.0 0.4 1.0 116.0

57.0 240.0 25.4 258.0 301.0

20,520
---- --8-1:::::: 86,400

I

------1 9,144

--------1'------/ d8l ____ 92,880
108,360

-------2- ------_

170 ______

170 170.0 56.6

279 1______ ------ 287 57.4 41.0

~_
632 ______

112 104.0 52.0 1,104 110.4 52.5
634 63.4 45.2

3,281.41 14,009.92 2,419.32 33,587.73 18,807.20

3,281.41 2,801.98 2,419.32 3,358.77 1,880. 721

19.30 50.21
23.26 30.42
29.75

0.15 0.16 0.26 0.36 0.17

TABLE IV-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-PUPIL TRANSPORTATION (1959.60)

SYSTEM

Number Vehicles

Number of
Morning Trips

Daily Bus Mileage (One Way)

_ _ _ _ _ _+B_us_es Cars Buses Cars Paved Unpaved Total

Average Number Pupils Transported (Annual Average)

ATnontaulal

I Within lYz

More than lYz

Bus

Mile Radius

Mile Radius

Grand

Mileage

----c----c------I Total Per

~I~ ~I~ ri:::u ;;~:t~d Bus

TOTAL

AVERAGE COST

M&O *Cost per child transported

Cost of Buses more I han 17-'2 miles

including

radius by bus

Per depreciation

Bus On county

_

Trip I

owned buses

I__~_~r_s_ C~ild* PM~eus

Clayton . _.___

Clinch....... _....

Cobb.. __..

_.

Coffee_._.

__

Colquitt .... __

9 _. __..
6 .._... 7 ..... 12 ..
9 ... __

17 _. __..
6 .... 21 .. __.. 14 .. _...
13 .. __._

184.1
113.4 283.1 162.5
168.0

53.1
82.0 4.4 276.2
165.0

237.2
195.4 287.5 438.7
333.0

85,392
70,344 103,500 157,932
119,880

11 .. __..

23

..

. . ._

13 . __...

4 __..

916 _.
311 697 861
815

.. __
.__ 6 .__
.____

927 103.0
334 55.6 703 99.5 874 72.8
819 91.0

54.5 S 27,791.62 $3,087.95 S 30.34
55.6 13,658.59 2,276.43 43.91 33.1 24,696.65 3,528.09 35.43 62.4 27,514.12 2,292.84 30.14
63.0 25,308.36 2,812.04 31.95

O.32~
0.19 0.23 0.17 0.21

Columbia

19 _._.__ 31

__ 263.8 169.1 432.9 155,844

89 _... 1,390

..

1,479 77.8 47.7 45,150.98 2,508.38 32.48 0.28

Cook.. __ __

7 _.____ 10 _ _. 76.0 148.0 224.0 80,640

152 . . 517 .. ._____ 669 95.5 66.9 15,702.74 2,243.24 30.37 0.19

Coweta ._._.... 19 _... __ 28 _. 438.9 233.6 672.5 242,100

32 . _... 1,789

.____ 1,821 95.8 65.0 55,098.08 2,899.89 30.79 0.22

Crawford .

12 _.____ 13

107.5 210.0 317.5 114,300 . __.. _._ . _.. _ 869

869 72.4 66.8 29,367.90 2,447.32 33.79 0.25

Crisp.. -.-.-.---... 8 __... 8

__ 88.0 213.0 301.0 108,360

24 .. __._ 598

.__ 622 77.7 77.7 17,940.13 2,242.51 30.00 0.16

Dade_. ._._ .. __.

Dawson

Decatur

.

DeKalb. ..

Dodge.. _. __

1

1 ...

No T ransportation Progr am______

14

18 _. . 167.0

10 - __.. _ 26 -.-... 266.5

12 _. __._ 18 _. __. 177.0

._._ . _ .. __. __. _.. __. __.

342.0 100.5 319.0

509.0 367.0 496.0

183,240 132,120 178,560

__. . __. __.

18

. __ .. 56 . ---

1,395 1,276

::::::1_: __ ::

61 ._____ 1,180 __ __

18 .
1,395 99.6 1,332 133.2 1,241 103.4

. __. _ 77.5 51.2 68.9

.. .

.

_

_

43,353.10 3,096.65 31.07 0.23

32,950.96 3,295.09 25.82 0.24 33,848.11 2,820.67 28.68 0.18

Doolv . .

_. 20 ..

30 _..

147.0 487.0 634.0 228,240

6 _._.__ 1,541 __

1,547 77.3 51.5 50,854.47 2,542.72 33.00 0.22

~2::::::: Dougherty_._.._._
~~:~t~eC::::::::

~' ::::' ~! :~! ~! ~:~::;::- "~:'I 1~ -. __.. 1~ _..__ 316.0 183.0 499.0 179,640 -.----.- ---.-- 1,~~~

I

':~ ~! ~! ~:~!! !:~~ ~!! 1,208 92.9 67.1 35,426.72 2,725.13 29.32

~~ :::::: ~g :::::: ~~U m:g m:~ ~g~::3~

un ...'.. 1~ ::::::

1---.:: ~:m ~u ;U :13~','9~6548~.j80~ ~:~~u~ 3:211.:0t~8

0.19 0.29 0.28 0.34
0.24 0.24 0.22

Evans.

.. 6 _. __._ 6 .__ 61.0 137.0 198.0 71,280.- __

449

449 74.8 74.8

2,326.46

0.19

::::::_._~~_::: No:~a~~pOlrtati:n .~~~~a~;~~~- ... --~~~:~- --~~:~~~- : :::I::_:_:~;~' J -~;9- 1~4.;- 82:;- ;2:3~~:~~- ~,~;9.~; ~1.4;- on

Floyd.. ._______ 9

._ 9 __.. __ 205.9 35.1 241.0 86,760

.. __[ . 498

498155.3 55.3 24,985.79 2,776.19 50.171' 0:28

Nl 1~:k~;:::::::::::

Fulton.

.,

17

~~~~~~ rtati~nl-:~~~~laIIJ.o5:0-

_ 33

468.2

--i22:0-
26.9

--227:0'
495.1

---8i:720'
178,236

-----6-.1 ::::::

-

--45i--457- -76:1-

1,245

_~!

1,245 I 73.2

-57:i"l'i2:855:14-[2;142:52
37.7, 60,068.77,3,533.45

--28:50-
48.24

---0:i5
0.33

gl:c~~k::::::::::: ----4- ----~-I--- -4- 1 _ -- ~-I' ---55:6-1---66:3- --i2i:9-1--43:884- -------- ::::::r-- 226- - - - --~-_ 1-:_.: _

3 226

-56:5"1-56:5- ---0;256:44- 2:3i4:iihii:05-

0.21

Glynn_____________ 7

8

120.0 29.0 149.0 53,610

14

621

635 90.7 79.3 20,528.16 2,932.59 33.05 0.38

Gordon____________ 3

3

47.0 41.3 88.3 31,788

142

142 47.3 47.3 7,573.96 2,524.65 53.33 0.23

Grady_____________ 13

16

._ 201.0 177.0 378.0 136,080

16 __

941

957 73.6 59.8 32,356.31 2,488.94 34.38 0.23

Greene

.______ 14

Gwinnett__________ 7

Habersham_________ 1

HaIL_____________ 5

Hancock___________ 20

17

249.0 05.0 554.0 199,440

22

_ 1,512 . __

1.534 109.5 90.2 I 33,804.97 2,414.64 22.35 0.16

9 2 8 20

187.0 42.0 121.5 241.0

28.0 315.0 113,400 3.0 45.0 16,200 40.9 162.4 58,464 70.0 611.0 195,280

to 43

435 . . _ 58

_

432 2,145

_

445 63.5 58 58.0 432 86.4

2499..04 [ 54.0

16,954.21 2,422.03

2,001.86 14,493.71

22,,809081..78641

38.97 34.51 33.55

0.14 0.12 0.24

2,188 109.4 109.4 I 50,922.20 2,516.11 23.73 0.26

Haralson Harris. Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis

_4

6

_ _
_ _

13 10
8 13

33 10
9 23

_ 18

36

_ _ _ _

8

14

6

11

~ ------,

8 6

40.0 400.4 147.5 156.0 144.2
332.2 127.0 215.0 142.0 32.0

48.0 88.0 31.680 31.5 631.9 227,481

111

83.8 231.3 83,268

07.0 263.0 94,680

3

59.4 403.6 140,262.2 386

87.2 519.4 185,398

66

17.9 344.9 121,161

8

33.0 348.0 125,280 14.0 356.0 128,160 56.7 188.7 67,932

19 7

_

349 1,558

668

396

1,560

_ 1,567

684

_ _

458 700
292

349 87.2 58.1 10,125.32 2,531.33 29.01 0.31 1,669 128.3 50.5 36,678.00 2,821.38 23.54 0.16
668 66.8 66.8 20,623.03 2.062.30 30.87 0.24 405 49.8 44.3 18,456.69 2,307.08 46.60 0.19 1,946 149.6 84.6 34,502.40 2,654.03 22.11 0.24 1,633 90.7 45.3 53,744.90 2,985.82 34.29 0.28 692 86.5 49.4 25,553.29 3,194.16 37.35 0.20 458 76.3 41.6 18,348.71 3,058.11 40.06 0.14 719 89.8 89.8 25,088.83 3,136.10 35.84 0.19 299 59.8 49.8 15,377.74 3,075.54 52.66 0.22

Jefferson. Jenkins Johnson_. Jones Lamar

_ _

22 13

.. _. 8

_9

._. 9

Lanier . Laurens Lee._.. Liberty.
Lincoln.

._. 4

_ _ ._

31 15 18

. __ 10

Long______________ 5
Lowndes___________ 17 Lumpkin___________ 1 Macon.____________ 14
Madison___________ 7

33

347.4 24.8 672.2 241,992

2,300

20 9

228.0 91.0

38.5 566.5 185,540 02.0 293.0 105,480

250

1,016 _ 796

15

153.5 78.0 331.5 119,310

28

952

18

131.0 141.0 272.0 97,920

60

1,075

4

62.0 61.0 126.0 45,360

4

._ 250

32

199.3 603.0 802.3 288.828

12

2,193

18 21

242.0 211.0

235.0 161.0

477.0 372.0

171,720 __

129,808

138

_

1,155 1,601

10

111.0 151.0 262.0 94,320

4

878

5

2 27.0 95.0 122.0 43,920

14

31
1 30 12

165.0
20.0 217.5

41.0 4.0 78.8

606.0 21.0 496.3

218,160 8,610
178,668

100

156.0 35.0 291.0 104,760

7

_ 286

_ _ _

1,338
9 1,733

_ 742

2,300 104.5 69.6 59,717.49 2,714.43 25.96 0.24 1,051 80.8 52.5 32,982.76 2,537.13 31.53 0.17
816 102.0 90.6 20,261. 56 2,533.07 25.45 0.19 980 108.8 65.3 20,525.58 2,280.62 21.56 0.17 1,135 126.1 63.0 25,804.98 2,867.22 24.00 0.26

254 63.5 63.5 2,205 71. 1 68.9 1,155 77.0 64.1 1,739 96.6 82.8
882 88.2 88.2

37.04 0.20 35.49 0.26 29.99 0.20 39.32 0,48 21.96 0.20

300 60.0 60.0 1,438 84.5 46.3
9 9.0 9.0 1. 733 123.7 57.7
749 107.0 62.4

43.20 0.28 41.75 0.23 218.87 0.22 23.38 0.22 24.26 0.17

Marion;

_

McDuffie ._. _

McIntosh.

_

Meriwether

_

Miller.

_

10

111.5 64.0 275.5 100,878

._ 731

20

95.8 88.9 284.7 102,492 : 117

1,058

8

161.3 50.8 215.1 77.0761

20

_ 836

32 8

313.9 78.0

32.3 616.2 232,632 35.0 313.0 112,680 [

5

._ 1,933

. __ _ 582

731 81.2 1,175 117.5
1,983586119067..90 582 72.7

73.1 58.7 107.0
60.5 72.7

32.67 0.23 21.44 0.22 29.31 0.31
26.36 0.21 30,65 0.15

TABLE IV-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-PUPIL TRANSPORTATION (1959.60)

SYSTEM
_.

Number Vehicles

Number of Morning
Trips

_ _ _ _.

Daily Bus Mileage (One Way)

I, Total
Annual Bus
Mileage

Buses Cars Buses Cars Paved Unpaved Total

Average Number Pupils Transported

(Annual Average)

TOTAL

AVERAGE COST

Within 1Yz

More than 1Yz

M&O *Cost per child transported , - - - - ' 1 - - - , - - - Cost of Buses more than 1~ miles

including

radius by bus

Mile Radius

Mile Radius

Grand

Per depreciation

. _ _ _ _ Total Per Bus on county

I J::;, Bus Car Bus I Car I

~~:~d Bus Trip b:~::

Per

Per P'MNus

~~ Bus _ 1 _ _ 1_ _ - - - - - - - - - _ -

__ e

MitcheIL_________ 16 ------ 22

216.0 350.0 566.0 203,760 __ _._1.___ 1,446, "_1 __ -__ 1,446 90.3 65.7' 39,104.24 $2,444.01 $ 27.04 0.19

~~~;~~~~ry---~~~==:

Ig =:::::

1~ :::::: 2~g:g

2~U

t~~:g

-- 1~~:~~g

-6-1::::

I,m

_::':: ::: 1,~~~ 1~~:~ ~u t~:~~Ub U~Ug ~n~

g:~i

Morgan____________ 13

Murray.

------

----1--.-.. --'-'-'- 19 _.

214.0 164.0 378.0 136,080

87 ,_.___ 1,109

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

._-[-_____ 1,196 92.0 62.9 33,847.60 2,603.66 30.52 0.24

18 .--.---

18 ------ ------ ------------ -------- -------- -----

Mnscogee__________ 23

39

605.1 13.5 618.6 225,170.4

-.-.-1.--..- 10_.__ 2,253

2,263 98.3 58.0 68,109.83 2,961.29 30.23 0.30

Newton

. . 11 __.___ 1~ --____ 148.0 175.0 323.0 116,280

1

1,072 ,

1,072 97.4 59.5 30,932.96 2,812.08 28.85 O.~~

f_ I g~y~he.;rp;:,=::::::=: 1~ :==:::1 16 :=:::: 28U 2it& m:~ 1~~:~~~ --'-'i_ -I : :- :- : db~ :::'.:-1

dSg iU gU i~:~~U~ UgU~ ~U~ 8:17

Paulding_._________ 5

6 .__ 94.0 29.8 123.8 44,568

.

312

312 62.4 52.0 11,392.50 2,278.50 36.51 0.25

~iX:.;;::::==::::: 8~:& 2~t& 7~:~g8 6~~ 6~~ ~U ~t~ lu~nr U~Ui ~U~ 8:~~ Pierce

.___

i 1::=::: Ig :::::: lit&

4

4

92.0

88.0 180.0

1:: ... _:::: I

1:,:-:::

'1-----1-- =::::::1:::::1

64,800

561 __'_'_1 323

379 94.7 94.7 11,653.07 2.913.26 36.07, 0.17

Pike_______________ 9 __._._ 12

109.9 142.9 252.8 91,008

53

909 _._.___

962 106.8 80.1 23,289.28 2,587.69 25.62 [ 0.25

Polk

. ._ 6 .---__ 11 -_____ 102.0 126.0 228.0 82,080

2681._____ 580

--1------ 848 96.6 52.7 24,551.93 4,091.98 27.00 0.29

Pulaski

. ._ 9 ----__ 9 --____ 193.0 197.0 390.0 140,400

. . .[ 7291 :,:: ='-1 729 81.0 81.0 22,790.30 2,532.25 31.261 0.16

Putnam____________ 10 -----. 15 ------ 167.4 145.6 313.0 112.680 ._.

1

.

863;

11 1 _._

_

863 86.3 57.5 31,407.31 3,140.73 36.39 O'~r

~c~::::.-~~~--~:: ---~~- ::::~: ---~:- :~::~~ --~:;:~- --2~:::- --:~:::- --~:::~~~- ----:~~I:::::,[I--::I::1 :',: :-1 ~:::! ,~::::- -~~-:-I--~::~::::~-I::::~,::~r:::

Rockdale__________

--'1 Schley

'_'.

~creyen___ --

Seminole__ .

.

6__ 6
24 5

7 __.___ 67.0 96.0 163.0 58,680

3 __197

' :1' 500 83.3 71.4 17,828.54 2,971.42 35.87: 0.30

9 . ,__,_ 118.5 58.2 176.7 63,612

20

498

518 86.3 57.5 15,372.0512,562.00 30.86 '1 0.24

2 9 . _ 404.5 196.0 600.5 216,180'

1 --

2,076 1

2,077 86.5 71.6 I 50,529.84 2,105.41 24.34 0.2:J

10 I __ 106.0 122.0 228.0 82,080

12

546,

558 111.6 55.8 14,822.49

27.14, 0.18

Spalding , ..

9

Stephens.

.

2

Stewart. __. __._. ] 14

Sumter__ ..... _. . 19

Talbot... . l 14

11 I

1220.1 66.9 287.0 103,320

H

84:3

._.

2 31 3 31.7 28.0 59.7 21,969.6

.3 ::.

229 61

I 18,______ 153.0 222.0 375.0 135,000

15

371

. 487.0 281.0 768.0 272,000

31

I 1,1111 I' 1,650

24

271.9 191.1 463.0 166,680

14 .____ 1,2:32

887 98.5 290 110.0 1,131 80.7 1,681 88.4 1,246 89.0

80.6 77.3 62.8 45.4 51.9 I

26,620.18 2,957.79 4,378.17 2,189.0S
32,326.7221,23,90694.,0459~.
51,711.26,2,721.641 37,677.0712,691.211

31.57! 19.11 1 28.96: :H.34 1 30.58 I

0.25 0.19 0.2.1 0.19 0.22

Taliaferro; --------TTTTaeeayrltfrtlaenoilrarl lL____------------------------------------

8 -----12 -----13 -----11 -----10 ------

8 ------ 109.0 16 ------ 185.5 13 ------ 195.0 11 ------ 220.0 20 ------ 186.0

47.0 248.6 215.5 256.0
248.3

156.0 434.1

I

410.5

56,160 156,276 147,780

----

~~J:::::[
60 ______

476.0 171,360

6 ------

514 1______ '

5

827 ______ 1 ______

982462 1_____________-_--_-_-_-_

549 68.0 68.0
827 68.9 51.6
986 75.8 75.8 848 77.0 77.0

-- 434.3 156,348 ~ - - - -- ------ 1,396 ______ 1______ 1,396 139.6 69.8

16,587.08 30,944.53 35,020.21 34,220.74
34,597.40

2,073. 381 2,578.71 2,693.86 3,110.97 3,459.74

32.27 37.41 37.81 40.64 24.78

0.2!! 0.19 0.23 0.1!! 0.22

Thomas
1------ ------ Tift

__--

-

-

-

~
-

~-
--

---

Toombs Towns

__------------------

Treutlen __---------

18 ----.- 18 ------ 324.0 310.0 634.0 228,240

22 ------

7 ------ 8 ------ 86.2 219.0 305.2 109,872

20 ------

6 NoT
5

-ra-n-s-p-o-

6 rtation

------ 5

-Prog~
------

152.3 am __ __
83.5

109.1
--------
61.1

261.4
--------
144.6

94,104 ---48'-92i4

------------77-

----------------

--: ::~r~~~~ : ~~~~ Troup
Turner Twiggs
Union Upson

_---------

__------------------

__~

-

-

-

-

----

--
--

14 ------ 18 ------ 359.5 185.5 545.0 196,200

39 ------

7 ------ 7 ------ 130.3 123.2 253.5 91,260 -------- ------

16 NoT
13

------ 25
ranspo rtation
------ 23

-P~og~ am2.5_2_.8__ 93.2
------ 155.0 --i89:0-

346.0 --344:0-

121,352 --i23:840-

30 -----------
3 - - ~ - --

---~~~I::~~~~ Walker
Walton Ware

_ __--~

-

-

-

~
-

-

-

--
---

Warren _---------

Washingtoll ________

4 ------

12 ------

3

1

17 ------

21 ------

8 ------

15 ------

3

1

17 ------

50 ------

132.0 170.0 104.5
151.0 267.0

58.0 197.0 67.5 241.0
460.7

190.0 367.0 172.0 392.0 727.7

68,400

5 ------

132,120

11 ------

61.920 -- ----- -----141,120 129 ------

261,972

69 ------

672

1,694 94.1 94.1 39,374.11 2,187.45 23.54 0.17

1, 645 ____________ 332 ____________

665 95.0 83.1 332 55.3 55.3

21,380.69 3,054.38 33.14 17,620.56 2,936.76 53.07

0.1!! 0.18

----40i-

-80:2-

-80:2 -

--iO:986:84-

2:i97:36

---_ . ---
33.91

-------0.22

1,265 90.3 70.2 41,022.55 2,930.18 33.46 0.20

1,258959[_--_-_-_-_-_____________

599 85.5 1,315 82.1

85.5 52.6

15,787.31 2,255.33 26.35 39,397.14 2,462.32 30.65

0.17 0.32

------ ----90i-

69.3

-39:i -

--28:050:09-

2:i57:69

-------3J .23

-------0.22

476 119.0 59.5 11,747.00 2,936.75 24.94 0.17

1,059 --- -- ------ 1,070 89.1 71.3 33,296.76 2,774.73 31.44 0.25

217 12 ------ 229 72.3 72.3 9,978.97 3,326.32 45.98 0.16

1,115 ------ ~ -- - -- 1,244 73.1 73.1 42,101. 02 2,476.53 37.75
2,255 ------1------ 2,324 110.6 46.4 64,033.22 3.049.20 28.39

0.29 0.24

WWWWWehhhabyeiittseneftlieeeerrld_______---------------------------------------------

5 ------

9 ------

8 ------

2 ------

1

1

5 -.----

9 ------

8 ------

3 ------

1

1

143.0
ns.o
100.0 40.5
18.0

55.0 167.0 174.0
6.3
22.5

19R.0
285.0 274.0 46.8 40.5

71,280 -------- ------

102,600

11 ------

98,640

24 ------1

16,848 -------- ------

14,580 -------- ------

306 ------ ------

------1 654 ------

519

------

45 30

---i2-

306 61.2 61.2 665 74.8 74.8 543 67.8 67.8 45 22.5 15.0 42 30.0 30.0

J4,868.39 20,051. 79 22,146.88 5,608.66 3,596.00

2.973.67 2,227.97 2,768.36
2,804.33
3,596.00

48.58 30.66 42.67 124.63
119.86

0.20 O.J9 0.22 0.3:3
0.24

Wilcox Wilkes

__------------------

WWHorktihnson__------------------

8 -----15 ------
10 ------
22 ------

8 ------ 76.0
17 ------ 253.2 15 .----- 154.0 29 ------ 212.1

214.0 174.5 286.0
569.4

290.0 427.7 440.0
781.5

104,400 153,972
I 158,400
281,340

------1 52 -.---- 590 ------

642 80.2 80.2

6 ------ 1,038

------ 1,044 69.6 61.4

46 -----I ------

997 2,090

-----------

-----------

I

1,043 2,091

104.3 95.0

69.5 72.1

19,240.04 2.405.00 32.61
40,802.30 2,720.15 39.30 26,215.33 2,621. 53 26.29 57,955.20 2,634.32 27.72

0.18 0.26 0.16 0.20

Total Counties _____ 1,523 11 2,212 14 25,459.8 24,499.7 49,959.5

4,090 ______ 1133, 080 148 32 137,350 90.0 62.0 4,141,863.85 2,719.54 31.08 0.23

117,906,972.6

i

1

Expenditures not included in above; Cars-Sll,723.09, Per Diem-Sl,702.50. Total Expenditures for all vehicles and per diem amounted to $4,155,289.44.

TABLE V-WHITE SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT (1959-60)
*See note at end of table
=====;=======~=- - - = = c = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
ENROLLMENT

SYSTEM

By Grades

Elementary Totals*

By Grades

High SchoolTotals*

No.

Grand Prevo

Exc.

I

3 '4

5

Boys Girls Total Ungr. Voc.

Total* En-

I9

10 11 12 Boys Girls Total

roIled*

------1-- -------------------- ---------------. ----------

Appling Atkinson

_

_ 282 289 296 241 289 299 324 1,087 155 131 137 137 144 141 158 571

933 2,020 432 1,003

_ 300 286 243 152 163 _ 139 112 87 87 58

582 233

562 1,144 3,164

250

483 1,486

166 59

BBaackoenr_______________

28_

202 57

198 46

174 50

219 50

197 60

197 52

198 46

748 177

665 1,413 184 361

_ 189 164 138 121 101 _ 47 32 34 34 23

339 87

374 83

713 2,126

170

531

66 62

Baldwin_____________ 15 289 258 243 228 250 265 251 957 842 1,799

1 247 210 183 172 110

469

453

922 2,721

100

Banks_______________ 12 132 138 133 137 129 127 130 499 439 938 Barrow______________ 89 169 188 154 159 180 179 157 667 608 1,275

_ .

111277

113

62

67

75_

213 61

221 66

434 1,372 127 1,402

88 176

BBaerntoHwi_l_l ____________

Berrien.,

_

12_

492 118

420 102

423 107

417 110

507 112

459 97

470 1,675 1,525 3,200 117 403 360 763

281 293 291 279 289 268 303 1,034 970 2,004

_ _

39648

27628

244

172

154_

_ 250 239 207 163 124

631
72 522

605 1,236 4,436

64

136

899

461

983 2,987

375 108
294

Bibb________________

Bleckley

_

Brantley_____________ Brooks Bryan

150 2,499 2,363 2,246 2,074 2,157 2,177 2,181

60 74 78 61 79 91 81

14 _ _

146 125 124

146 111
130

153 110 108

155 107 120

158
97 109

142 120 101

204 126 101

8,117 253 625 410 406

7,730 15,847 271 524 493 1,118 386 796 387 793

_ _

1,82634

1,606

1,298

1,101

792_

3,358 33

3,262 31

6,620 22,467

64

588

1,846 52

_ 139 150 123 94 88

308

286

594 1,712

74

a a _ 102 177 129 111 100

_ 114

~

Y

294 185

325 147

619 1,415 332 1,125

67 82

BBuulrlokceh______________ Bntts Calhoun Camden

14_ _ _ _

362 185 114
74 184

335 159 120
61 171

353 182 124
71 152

347 175 104
61 152

343 154 125
73 145

334 181 102
73 151

372 1,311 1,149 2,460 185 634 587 1,221 141 428 402 830
73 260 226 486 162 583 534 1,117

_ 355 281 266 230 199 _ 152 95 96 122 73 _ 91 67 71 56 51 _ 57 54 61 49 58 _ 131 96 95 67 73

680 289 159 136 234

651 1,331 3,791

249

538 1,759

177

336 1,166

143

279

765

228

462 1,579

194 96 61 33 101

CClanrdrolelrl_, ____________ Catoosa Charlton_____________ Chatham____________

16_ _

119 518
667

76 473 610

87 496
614

108 509 536

97 517
588

108 513 579

103 495 569

12 124 97 113 106 101 102 110

30J 3,340 2,837 2,674 2,618 2,453 2,504 2,442

368 1,840 2,168
383 9,821

346 714 1,681 3,521 1,994 4,162
382 765 9,356 19,177

_ 119 102 97 62 55 _ 441 354 318 327 ?39 _ 433 420 306 264 238 _ 105 83 58 62 48 _ 2,032 1,715 1,633 1,424 1,134

222 835 822 188 3,949

213
844 839 168
3,989

435 1,679 1,661
356
7,938

1,149 5,200 5,823 1,121
27,115

39 333 221 47 2,753

Chattahoochee Chattooga

_ _

18 407

16 345

11 407

19 341

17 377

22 358

15

63

55 118

341 1,353 1,223 2,576

_ 20 11

9

9 10

1 259 241 150 139 115

30 443

29 461

59

177

904 3,480

11 164

Cherokee____________ 15 594 576 544 580 573 595 575 2,132 1,920 4,052

_ 489 433 285 146 160

744

769 1,513 5,565

497

CCllaaryke_______________

38_

640 40

584 51

536 26

563 50

601 32

557 41

573 2,08. 2,003 4,092 32 145 127 272

505 435 351 284 227

905

897 1,802 5,894

348

48 26 28 25 19

78

68

146

418

I6

Clay ton _____________ Clinch _______________

------

Cobb ________________ Coffee_______________ Colquitt _____________

-----58 ------

1,334
125 2,714
213 495

1,309
106 2,388
207 440

1,185 121
2,310 945 462

1,111 104
2,188 420 451

1,090 100
2,183 443
475

1,027 111
2,196 515 479

1,027 139
2,126 461 491

4,253 405
8,241 1,724 1,700

3,830 401

8,083 806

____________1

811035

600 103

546 67

7,864 16,105 ______ 1,716 1,572 1,195

1,538 1,593

3,262 3,293

______ ______,

416 107

348 103

323 83

401 82 996 275 87

318 36 754 256 71

1,374 211
3,130
792 234

1,304
182 3,103
826 217

2,678 393
6,233 1,618
451

10,761 1,199 22,338
4,880 3,744

911
38 1,884
364
303

Columbia ____________ Cook ________________ Coweta ______________
Crawford ____________ Crisp ________________

----------------
-----14

270 242 287 52
267

219 214 232 48
260

214
219 258
48
266

234
210 211
46
256

230 2"0 219 47
258

190 250 249
43
273

186 229 309 60
251

823 840 933 161 948

720 1,543 ------ 168 142 147 114 91
754 1,594 ------ 205 166 133 84 107
832 1,765 ------ 227 124 101 56 58
183 344 ------ 47 49 35 30 20 897 1,845 ------ 250 184 188 138 137

Dade ________________
Dawson_____________ Decatur _____________ DeKalb _____________ Dodge _______________

-----------
-----142 14

226 106 425 4,904
292

214
104 423 4,715
278

250
96 397 4,376 292

266 96
369 4,046
292

231
108 388 3,963
293

235 110 356 3,846 308

219 107 371 3,896 343

873 378 1,439
15,530 1,082

768 349 1,290 14,358 1,030

1,641 -----727 ------
2,729 ~ - - - --
29,888 -----2,112 ------

192 83 294 3,002 273

175 83 291 2,304 240

144 63
270 2,215
207

105 41 243 1,766 176

72 41 186 1,438 139

337 330 287 103 457
318 147 644 5,378 499

325

662 2,205

365

695 2,289

279

566 2,331

78

181

525

440

897 2,742

370 164 640 5,347
536

688 311 1,284
10,725 1,035

2,329 1,038 4,013 40,613 3,147

108 180 163 19 166
65 48 286 2,364 148

Dooly _______________ Dougherty___________ Douglas _____________

-

--

--33

Early _______________ Echols _______________

11

134 1,602
438 142 38

131 1,375
435 153 43

127 1,253
393 162
40

135 1,165
373 175 34

132
1,130 358 168 43

124 1,104
378 142 35

140 1,043
358 164 38

488 4,419
1,429 613 136

435 4,286
1,304 504 135

923 -----8,705 -----2,733 -----1,117 ------
271 ------

125 890 362 147 31

99 753 219 131 24

100 688 181
116 37

83 461
157 92 26

82 393 109
92 32

248 1,593
531
277 74

241 1,592
497
301 76

489 3,185 1,028
578 150

1,412
11,890 3,761 1,695
421

90
992 328
90 21

""0
~

Effingham ___________ Elbert _______________

----i2

192 258

EmanueL ____________ E v a n s _______________ Fannin ______________

15
------
------

320
98 384

195 242
277 101
391

185 257 339 118 381

167 236 291 114 418

176
257 304
94
426

160 301 294
107 370

180 650 605 1,255 -----298 987 874 1,861 -----301 1,153 988 2,141 -----104 398 338 736 -----343 1,410 1,303 2,713 ------

165 145 142 95 67 241 198 184 168 148
278 264 231 187 168 102 105 89 55 63 292 293 240 263 170

307

307

614 1,869

444. 495

939 2,800

578

550 1,128 3,269

217

197

414 1,150

617

641 1,258 3,971

129 126
173 46
117

Fayette______________ Floyd _______________

-

----42

172 881

147 937

135 861

153 818

157 791

153 766

155 837

Forsvth _____________ Franklin_____________
Fulton ______________

------
-----161

361 306 2,586

362 298 2,435

310 264 2,345

333 273
2,300

371 292 2,325

315 293 2,328

342 305 2,336

563 3,178 1,223 1,054 8,622

509 2,755 1,171
977 8,194

1,072 -----5,933 -----2,394 -----2,031 -----16,816 ------

152 694
232 280 2,141

87 539 257 239
1,452

92 413 201 228 1,318

56 366 171 206 1,191

66

202 1

251

341

1 1,221

1131 1'143726[

498

912601[

520 3,395

594 3,627

453 2,353
974 1,114
7,022

1,525 ---

8,286

657

3,368

234

3.145

148

23,838 1,688

Gilmer ______________
Glascock ____________ Glynn _______________ Gordon _____________
Grady _______________

------
-----28
------
------

246 36 768 410 326

255 36 745 388 263

238 34 704
379 279

236 44 676
371 278

271 29 670 356 289

248 52 728 407 298

208 860 842 1,702 -----43 133 141 274 -----756 2,601 2,474 5,075 -----389 1,426 1,274 2,700 -----284 1,098 919 2,017 ------

211 194 4.5 35 660 551
258 120
274 241

123 36 540
82 216

131
16 419
67 184

75 23 343
63 148

366 80
1,272
279 533

368 75
1,241 311
530

734
155 2,513
590 1,063

2,436
429 7,588 3,290
3,080

147 22
519 354 164

Greene ______________ 12 135 118 113

Gwinnett ____________ 27 1,100 1,021 1,010

Habersham __________ 29

HaIL _______________ Hancock _____________

-----------

497 900 51

447 842
58

431 839
53

97 937 431 748
49

111 117 994 1,032 466 458 847 834 49 53

119 415 407 822 -----956 3,770 3,307 7,077 -----485 1,699 1,545 3,244 -----779 3,003 2,786 5,789 -----70 188 195 383 ------

113 751 368 658 59

80 562 277 644
53

88 497 226 312
41

87 381 194
310 45

59 357 200 235
25

226 1,238
622 1,037
109

201 1,310
643 1,122
114

427 2,548 1,265 2,159
223

1,249 9,625 4,509
7,948 606

67 769 249
766 45

Haralson ____________ Harris _______________

------

HarL _______________ H e a r d _______________ H e n r y _______________

-----------------

198 100 254 92 275

181 123 224
97 246

158 103 270
90 255

173 121 234 107 255

193 184 122 115 246 292 106 111 267 252
J

200 114 319 91 236

690 597 1,287 ------ 188 154 110 93: 70:

411 387 798 ------ 106 92 95

70

976 364

1~~1 863 1,839 ------
330 694 ------

276 106

222 80

149 97

15428[ 55

980 806 1,786 ------ 237 175 140 139 99

1

283 187 468 209 426

332: 615 1,902

228

415 1,213

460 1

928 2,767

183,1

392 1,086

364

790 2,576

1

95 101 142 75 221

SYSTEM

TABLE V--Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT (1959.60)

*See note at end of table

-_ _ - - - - - - - - ..

.. _----~---_._-

ENROLLMENT

By Grades

I Elementary Totals*

By Grades

898 140 218 67 231

180 129 121
125 75

Long Lowndes, Lumpkin Macon Madison

89 264 70
261 73

_ _ _

71
382 182

_ _

121 232

Marion McDulfie Mclntosh MMeiUriwerether__________

_ _ _

41 189
73

12_

253 136

MitchelL. Monroe

_ _

158 109

Montgomery--- ---- __1 _ 92

~~~~:;====::=:=====:!:::: ::

144 318

809 759 675 758 776 117 132 118 167 153 179 184 195 235 179 59 68 72 51 57 207 161 215 196 234 167 173 185 178 175 101 112 108 105 116 109 127 117 128 124 124 107 120 103 98 75 67 70 75 71 89 109 105 77 89 270 274 243 263 288 55 64 64 58 65 194 180 176 171 158 65 58 73 74 74 83 73 56 77 73 350 334 343 320 305 149 156 175 173 186 103 95 109 112 111 192 209 223 228 234 60 66 68 55 62 170 174 172 171 173 94 69 70 78 87 213 187 224 223 243 121 119 118 129 123 143 142 160 145 160 118 117 125 113 144 66 821 76 77 93 151 131 125 137 127 291 2621 291 267 279

:::::: m 2,521 2,474 2,696 10,109 9,488 19,597

328 130

308 114

332 130

1,154 480

1,110 422

2,~gi

2211 2,064

1

'

595 261

1

1'520 201

1,382 174

75 94 64

84 86 94 314 272 586

102 93 106 71

992 172 53 64

3,

952 538

1

211

210

3,822 544 191 226

7,774 1,082
402 436

371 273',346 1 1,304
1,022

2,384 213 85 29

310 331 300 1,092 1,042 2,134

254 207 175 135 128

438

461

899 3,033

198

133 151 142 543 471 1,014 214 202 234 804 752 1,556 194 215 192 781 680 1,461
92 107 102 365 314 679 374 435 401 1,380 1,330 2,710

126 96

_ 326 338 664

79 82 92 334 300 634

23 19 19

67

72 139

228 227 224 814 673 1,487

114 84 104 341 305 646

119 120 95 95 71

257

243

500 1,514

72

182 137 126 88 70

285

318

603 2,159

114

216 211 151 115 133

448

378

826 2,287

79

101 74 73 64 41

191

162

353 1,032

50

218 170 165 113 92

420

338

758 3,468

249

_

664

33

81 58 50 38 47

134

140

274

908

25

20

8 17 13 16

32

42

74

213

16

162 182 167 129 134

379

395

774 2,261

72

72 61 68 57 63

161

160

321

967

55

1,810 1,790 1,770 181 179 247 25 36 38 175 184 172 95 107 118

7,169 755 102
677 388

6,759 13,928 645 1,400 102 204 551 1,228 368 756

477 1,506 1,164 1,163

_ _

174 121 27 32

106 27

_ 141 140 119

_ 106 89 59

953 94 25 111
78

622 74 18 105
57

2,993 283 62 305
206

2,892 286 67 311
183

5,885 569 129 616
389

19,813 1,969
333 1,844 1,145

1,068 143 9 82
72

t---'

659 660 607 2,253 2,108 4,361 256 239 276 937 920 1,857
44 58 48 190 158 348 116 127 114 431 363 794 55 46 44 177 148 325

_ _
_ _
_

525 273
45 120 41

426 239
35 78 43

372 183
45 60 37

272 179 30 57
43

181 147 31
41
28

941 516
85 183 103

835 1,776 6,137

505 1,021 2,878

101

186

534

173

356 1,150

89

192

517

448
139 21 78 14

TTaaltitanfaeIrLro ---_ --------1------------1

Taylor ,

_

Telfair_______________ 15

TerreIL____ _

_

15 236 102
245 94

19 226
118 194 83

20 244
79 173
99

30
226 87
185 105

22 236 86 195 108

22 235 114 177 115

30 244 128 210 111

81 814
378 711 366

77 158 833 1,647 336 714 683 1,394 349 715

_
_ _

18 200
88

27 189
119

19 186 101

17 165 85

28 147
62

_ _

200 100

176 115

133 73

120 63

117 58

54 445
227 365 192

55 442 228 381
217

109

267

887 2,534

455 1,169

746 2,140

409 1,124

10 127
52 127 63

Thomas_____________ 17

Tift_________________ 38

Toombs_____________

Towns______________ _

Treutlen

I__

266 521
216
103 112

224
471
163 103 109

240
469 167 109 113

245 478 173
92 95

218 409 184 106 108

262
408 200 134
118

235 934 773 1,707

456 1,707 1,543 3,250

196 144

680 403

619 388

1,279991

101 397 359 756

_ _

188 418

203 318

173 147 292 215

130 165

197 _1' 117

146 76

127 94

100 52

86 53

_ 95 70 60 45 53

439 716 320 184 143

402

841 2,548

692 1,408 4,658

336

656 1,955

208 180

392 323

11,,017893

190 402 122
53_

Troup ----

I 61 286 240 232 271 255 231 238

-::::-- 1-:-::- m Turner

--- _

Twiggs____________ _

_1136 99

133 89

g~~~~--------

166 175

148 103 156 181

131
72 165 191

116 92 165 194

136 92 167 195

172 103
163 219

960 527
333 565 692

------1' 854
445

1,891742

_

247 118

209 103

138 102

141 83

114 66

317 650 605 1,170

_

65 163

87 129

45 131

45 100

42 83

654 1,346 _

187 135 39 24 26

426 251 136 280 215

423 221
148 326 196

849 2,663

472 1,444

284

934

606 1,776

411 1,757

189 9.,
38 39 126

__ ~:l:~:-I

Ware___

_

1:11,~gg

1,033 352

367 351

Warren_______ Washington., __

'46
-24[ 193

60 177

968 343 334 64 161

967 996 1,007 1,004 3,789 3,306 7,095 __

k01

345 355 365 369 1,336 1,183 2,519

_ 327

334 54 186

327
53 201

331 52 181

:1 336 1,243 1,137 2,380

, 319

52 186

199 686

182 623

1,330891 -----_

67 1:37

647 242 245
34 153

521 188 199
43 138

431 350 175 129 157 161 44 46 104 124

1,357 493 529 106
351

1,393 2,750 1,061
!lil 1,081 234
656

9,845 3,580 3,461
615 1,965

571 277 274
20 104

1

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TABLE V-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT (1959-60) *See note atend of table
- - - = = = = = =- -= - -= _ . _= = .._--= _. = = = = = _-~------ = = = = = = - -=-= -= - ====-= - -- - . --- .- _ -- - -- - -- - -~---
ENROLLMENT

SYSTEM

By Grades

I Elementary Tota1s*

By Grades

High School Totals*

No. Grand Prevo

I

Exc1 1

2

3

4

5

_:J~otal I

6

7 Boys

Ungr. vee,

8 I9

Total* En-

10

11

12

Boys

I Girls Total

rolled*

- - - - - - - - -- - - - - ---

---------------------------

Wayne __- - - - - - ~ - - - --

16 453 383 411 392 466 372 415 1,543 1,365 2,908 ------ 341 326 267 195 182

645

666 1,311 4,219

296

Webster . ------------ ------ 16 29 27 23 31 29 27

88

94 182 ------ 25 20 24 25 18

61

51

112

294

9

Wheeler_ ------------ ------ 88 77 95 92 84 101 93 352 278 630 ------ 78 84 67 56 50

156

179

335

965

30

White _---------- - ------ 201 185 174 158 213 164 166 660 601 1,261 ------ 163 119 90 112 82

272

294

566 1,827

99

Whitfield-----------

16 705 661 647 671 692 646 700 2,448 2,290 4,738 ------ 547 459 356 291 245

904

994 1,898 6,636

471

Wilcox __ ---------- - ------ 143 116 130 127 160 135 122 490 443 933 ------ 124 110 104 81 89

252

256

508 1,441

61

'o."-

------ Wilkes _------------

Wilkin sot1____________

11

Worth _-------- --- ------

89 79 242

96 109
213

99
85 242

107
89 228

103 91
220

105
86 225

103
95 249

359 342 896

343 702 ------ 126 100 86 80 70 303 645 ------ 102 94 80 55 56 723 1,619 ------ 201 188 183 132 109

247 191 376

215 196 437

462 1,164
387 1,032 813 2,432

25 36 185

--- Total Counties ___

2,057 60,020 55,523 54,504 52,434 52,974 52,880 53,463 200,037 183,818 383,855 698 44,664 36.762 31,639 26,430 21,673 80,836 81,030 161,866 545,721 36,790

I

I

Americus ------------ - ----

Atlanta __ Barnesvill~~~~~:::::::

341 ------

Bremen__------------ ------

Buford __------------ ------

162 5,702
80 108 82

170 5,504
78 89 73

146 5,414
79 79 79

123 5,266
73 84 59

160 5,206
68 102
79

133 5,193
85 88 68

5,2126711 19,450697
76 266 125 342
73 257

488 18,444
273 333 256

1,055 -----37,853 50
539 -----675 -----513 ------

152 4,384
67 70 66

121 120 3,910 3,406
40 34 81 61 57' 43

120 2,813
47 42 48

85 2,833
28 41 40

Calhoun, ------------ ------ 98 102 98 98 81 82 118 350 327 677 ------ 80 217 196 119 108

CCaarrrteorlsltvoinl1-e-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_

-----14

211 205

206 181

211 182

187 170

166 179

209 200

181 212

705 695

666 1,371 ------ 166 96 105 119 648 1,343 ------ 152 118 111 113

82 87

Cedartowll ___________

15 204 222 186 160 201 216 209

702

711 1,413 ------ 324 234 220 220 141

Chiekamauga ________ ------ 51 47 41 36 52 56 58 191 150 341 ------ 59 80 56 47 52

Cochran, Commerc

e-

-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_

13
------

92 107

62 106

71 86

78 98

76 87 109 95 114 112

291 393

297 325

5S8 ______1 67 158 110 718 ______1 120 150 108

93 87

82 76

Dalton __------------ ------
Decatur _------------ 48 Dublin __--- -------- ------

446 427 320 310 220 1 259

408 314 212

360
310 204

385 324 225

420 315 203

409 1,463 1,392 2,855 ______1 315 378 1,180 1,139 2,319 ______ 296 244 807 1 760 1,567 ______ 189

240 282 161

204 259 150

151 268 109

159' 227 93 1

288 8,536
116 127 109
359 299 287 570 157
,60 270 534 668 349

310 8,860
100 168 145

598 17,396
216 295 254

1,653 55,249
755 970
767

361

720 1,397

269

568 1,939

294

581 1,924

569 1,139 2,552

137

294

635

250 271 535 664 353,1

510 541 1,069 1,332
702,

1,098 1,259 3,924 3,651 2,269

72 2,531
18 55 37
54 74 98 205 17
48 73 257 176 110

m GFiatizngesevria'lled_-_-_-_--_-_-_-_--_-_1

~W 33651133115

102 271

I______ ------ Hawkinsville_________
---~~!\---~~: Hogansville__________

7 75 ----ii4 ----SO 65 85 103

Jefferson_____________ ______ 116 121 103 109 119 153

'.c.'M.~~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~I "I m 368 397 375 411 403
Marietta____________ ______ 664 514 485 476 501 494

136 340 130 116 122
407 495

Monroe__________________________ Moultrie_____________ 20 234

---260

---20ii

---iii7

---2io

---228

---207

Newnan _____________ 31 217 207 207 184 201 188 206

1

Pelham ___________ -- _1 __- --Quitman ___________________
Rome_______________ 18 Tallapoosa ___________ ______

97 75 690 57

82
69 640 33

93 70 602
61

87 62
605 60

113 106 69 83 583: 588 57 49

'~I534
57

Tallulah Falls ________I______

8

6

4 11 15 21 35

445 112

435 1,083

880\ ______ 2,195 ______

me::: 71

59

341 284

446

397

843 1______

1,495 1,897

1,339 1,732

2,834, ______ 3,629 ______

808 750

----757
691

--i;565 1,441

----67
______

381 274 2,183 172
61

330 242 2,077
~02
39

711 -----516 -----4,260 -----374 -----100 ------

123 136 198' 135 124

360

226 179 188 153 151

452

101 87 86 61 59

196

98 58 59 50 50

163

180 119 105 77 72

277

291 223 201 156 161

502

389 365 273 257 216

714

506 ---444 ---4i5 357 318 ---i;r36

158 173 174 168 147

413

9652

____8_5_

74
------

81
------

51 ------

196 34

427 298 292 256 229

693

48 33 25 30 32

80

41 25 31 19 19

66

356 445 198 152 276
530 786
1,071 407
190 28 809 88 69

716 1,596

110

897 3,092

215

394

524

12

315

940

36

553 1,396

57

1,032 3,866

191

1,500 5,129

428

2,107 ---3;672 -----i58

820 2,261

124

386 1,097

42

62

578

29

1,502 5,762

603

168

542

26

135

235

23

Th -maston ___________ Thomasville __________

-----19

206 292

203 223

213942[

203 213

217 215

192 224

244 229

773 833

684 1,457 ------ 204 235 281 218 160

816 1 649 ------

144 119 128 115

546 371

552 1,098 2,555

353

724 2,373

105 75

Toccoa ______________

15 147 126 111 106 120 133 133 464 427 891 ------ 21982[ 106 114 68 67

204

243

447 1,338

26

Trion ________________ Valdosta _____________

-----34

99 508

92 437

100 443

96 402

89 431

104 405

77 352 305 657 -----414 1,642 1,432 3,074 ------

119 336

64 313

53 234

67 225

43 156

163 624

183

346 1,003

640 1,264 4,338

19 238

w..........

Vidalia ______________ ------

Waycross ____________

31

142 353

132 363

111 337

108 347

148 342

118 339

139 457 441 898 -----342 1,240 1,214 2,454 ------

109 343

96 233

80 220

73 206

69 138

West Point. __________ Winder ______________

------
15

54 97

58 55 49 47 53 72 96 114 109 101 106 104

205 396

183 346

388 ------ 63 42 29 38 742 ------ 104 183 170 119

22 92

227 588 113 334

200

427 1,325

90

552 81

1,140 194

3,g~~1

272 9

334

668 1,410

43

Total Cities __________

1
726113,104112,40712,020111,543111,90211,986112,452 44,416 41,724 86,140

117

9,586 8,604 7,338 6,625 21,281 21,829 43,110 129,250, 6,756

Total Counties. ______ 2,057

504

974 880 463 0371183,818 ,855

~rand

TotaL

160,020155,523 154,

152,434 152,

_-------12'783173'124167'930166'524163'977164'876

64,866

153,

1200,

1383

152,

165,915 1244,453 1225,542 1469,995

110,840

33,76812_8,29811~2,ll7 69844,66436,76231,639126,43021,673 80,836 81,030 161,866

721 36,790

545' 1

81+,504146,348:40,243

102,859 204,976 674,971 43,546

"NOTE:

Elementary Totals-Grades 1-7 including exceptional children, excluding kindergarten. High School Totals-Grades 8-12 including ungraded vocational. Grand Total-s-Grades 1-12 including exceptional children, ungraded vocational, excluding kindergarten. No. Prev. Enrolled-Number of children previously enrolled in another Georgia school this year before enrolling in this school. See continuationof this table for Evening Schooland Kindergarten information.

SYSTEM

TABLE V-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT (1959-60) Evening Schools-Kindergartens
EVENING SCHOOLS

KlNDERGARTENS

*Enrollment varies.

3,773 3,610 7,383

5,517

__1_ _-

TABLE VI-NEGRO SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT (1959-60) *See note at end of table

ENROLLMENT

----~-----------_._-

---_.

-----------"-----

----_._.~---

~Y~TEM

By Grades

II Elementary Totals*

By Grades

High School Totals*

Grand

~I- Total*

1

2

34

5

Boys Girls Total Ungr, 8

9

10 11 12 Boys Girls Total

Voc.

--------------------------- ---------------

No. Prevo En
rolled*

Appling Atkinson Bacon

.

. 163 115 131 116 120 102

65 84 80 60 61 53

_

46 38 47 27 47 40

93 48 28

422 238 138

418 213 135

8445I0I::::::
273 ------

70 32 30

60 33 15

39 24
22

42 20 6

41 18 11

106 63 36

146 64 48

252 1,092

127

578

84

357

30
. 16

Baker-

_.

133 123 107 90 81 99 66 377 322 699 .. ... 78 56 35 28 25

98

124

222

921

37

Baldwin..........

15 336 323 266 253 235 216 237 950 931 1,88 1 ..

193 154 125 86 71

298

331

629 2,510

32

~

Banks

..1 14 20 17 17 20

!~~1~~~:~~~~:~ :;;;~~I ---- ------ ------ ------ ... 73 64 71 80 57 45 45 65 34 47 74 73 53 64 68

14
59 49 33

12
68 39 45

53
262 171 220

61
225 153 190

114 -.-

10 ..... ------ ------ ------

4

6

10

124

. -. - ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ -------- -------- -------- -

487 ------ 55 .....

1-

31

24

55

542

324 ------ 59 42 27 21 17

80

86

166

490

410 ------ 34 38 32 17

9

67

63

130

540

.
6 51 23

Bibb.

_ _.1 5811 ,473 1,394 1,449 1,336 1, 279 1,135

Bleakley

1 67 62 60 58 46 43

i~~~: Ii

32 239 118
392 554

28 172 93
322 562

24 134 92
318 526

31 165 72
375 547

25 144 68
339 510

20 165 63
284 452

128 129 134 156 111 152

Calhoun

.

241 187 197 164 145 125

Camden

_

123 105 121 114 132 108

986 4,684 17 176 17 100 107 584 62 278
260 1,204 393 1,816 129 468 196 639 108 425
1

Candler

.

Carroll , ,

Catoosa

Charlton

Chatham............

100 80 87 78 93 73 61 301

22 204 184 160 170 169 1821 1191 583

.

9

9

3 12 12

6

31

. 100 63 86 53 53 50 4861 233

217

,348

1,725

1,

576

1 1

1,598

1, 377 1,383

1,289!

5,940

4,426 177
77 542 290

9,110 ------ 1,057 740 573 454 300 1,520 1,604 3,124

353 ------ 26 ...... ------ ------ ------

8

18

26

177 ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ -------- -------~ --------

1,126 ------ 88 132 78 109 80

219

268

487

568 ~ - - - --

55 43 36 28 25

90

97

187

1,086 2,290 ---._- 199 178 143 116 57

280

413

693

1,728 3,544 -----

298 197 157 146 97, 385

.510 895

471 939 ------ 121 124 67 44 33

199

190

3S9

616 1,255 ------ 111 88 81 60 58

181

217

398

386 811 ._---- 101 86 87 67 60

205

196

401

271 572 ------ 58 54 28 26 14

73

107

180

------ ------ 627 1,210 ------

---.-- ___ w __ ___ e __

-------- -------- --------

28

59 ------

9

8

5

5

6

23

10

33

218 451 ------ 42 26 20 12 12

53

59

ll2

5,573 ll,513 ------ 1,033 845 887 679 563 1,890 2,117 4,007

12,234

309

379

9

177

27

1,613

147

755

19

2,983

109

4,439

113

1,328

20

1,653

:J8

1,212

12

752

25

1,210

77

92

9

563 ......

15,520 1,199

Chattahoochee Chattnoga
Cherokee Clarke.............. Clay

1 39 . 70

29 53

25601 5224

31 47

29 49

24! 99 47 178

103 190

202 -----368 ------

16 50

15 46

17 23

9 18

3 12

331 1 29 20 21 22

23 251 90

83 173 ------ 14 27 12 18

29 322 311 323 322 306 289 299 1,113 1,088 2,20I ...... 231 225 172 140

15 87

. 116 109 109, 90 89, 87 86,1 365 321 686 ------ 59 60 481 40, 30

33

27

77

72

43,

43

441

414

9811

139

60

262

1

149

517

6

86

259

7

855 3,056

106

237

9231

25

TABLE VI-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT (1959-60) *See note at end of table

ENROLLMENT

SYSTEM Exc.

By Grades
I4

__-r-t-_ _ / Elementary Totals*

By Grades

High SchoolTotals*

Grand

,Boys GirIs Total Ungr. I 8

9

Total* 10 11 12 Boys Girls Total

- - Voc.
- ----- ---- -- ---- ------ ---

No.
Prevo EnroIled*

Claytoll------------Clinch_______________ Cobb________________ Coffee_______________ Colquitt.____________

198 163 184 128 164 114 168

95 89 73 89 60 73 46

197 139 153 143 119 121 94

16

313

296

653 314

212 284

193 268

116843

166_

545
265 477 753 830

--- 574 1,119 ~ --
260 525 ------

91 118 99 41 29 27

59 40

14

8

191 62

216 57

407 119

489 651 828

966 1,404
1,658

------
------
------

84
115
------

___.._ 161
------

------
76
------

------
41
------

------
38
------

42 182
-------~

42
249
------.-

84 431
--------

1,52 6
1,0654o4
1,83 5 1,658

38 35
10 94 29

Columbia Cook________________

' 194 192 169 184 147 142 138 141 125 119 114 102 85 78

617 407

549 1,166 ------ 107
357 764 ----- 83

89 70

75 36

41 46

25 31

Coweta_____________ 14 199 218 188 183 178 225 330 803 732 1,535 ------ 246 199 152 136 92

Crawford____________

138 111 116 117 114 89 88 411 362 773 ------ 67 55 48 28 25

Crisp_______________

13 331 275 291 256 264 252 202 969 915 1,884 ------ 164 108 59 42 29

147 125 403 96 196

190 141 422
127 206

337 266 825 223

211,,,30596309oo63 _.

5 10 74 . __

402 2,286

51

Dade________

6

5

62

6

45

19

15

34 ____._

3

3 ._. ___1____ ._ ------

3

3

6

40. . __

Dawson

------

Decatur. __________ __ 14

DeKalb______________ 16

Dodge_______________

11 ______ 454' 332 426 377 185 146

324 354 160

------ ------ -----310 284 271 247 358 320 345 287 153 163 171 139

1,155 1,265
583

-----
1,081 1,218
534

-------
2,236 2,483 1,117

---------------------

------
224 262 104

------
179 259 79

-----146 184
55

-----136 129 59

-----101 82 39

-------361 439 138

--------
425 477 198

--------
786 916 336

-------
3,02 3,39 1,45

119 65 20

1

Dooly--------------Dougherty----------Douglas_____________

46

254 935
77

253 836
72

270 853 72

220 760 71

204 192 725 642 64, 71

239 563

815 2,685

817 2,675

1,632 ------
5,360 ------

67 252 242 494 ------

142 430
73

126
386 50

103 259 47

68 257 49

62 175 29

237 683 104

264

501 2,13

824 1,507 6,86

144

248

74

57 230
8

E'fly----------------

261 274 240 231 220! 220 2101 8511 805 1,656 ------ 162 139 124

Echols

1______ 30 18 211 16 18' 13 11

70, 57 127 ------

7

5

5

79 4

64 2

261 13

307 10

568 2,22

23

15

53 7

m m! m m m ~~~r1~~~~~~~~~~~~::I---:~
E-nauueL__________ Evaus __ .____________
i~s:y~;;:-~;-----.-<),--::--:_-:_-_-.- _..I.-~_~_-'.-_-;_07;~4. --~6~91-1 i~l ~ : i~i 5~: -I Franklin .__------
Fulton______________ 68

~:~

21716411

2271 125,

104 481, 3881

1

I~~ I~~

439 900 ------ 90 92 43 45 29 674 1,453 - - ~ - -- 152 133 122 85 79

2181 219 179 173 165 754 703 1,457 ------ 148 91 78 69 39

139
265 182

160
306 243

941 96

96

57 60

318

324 7

6482 ______ -----~

416 ____4_6__ ._.4_0_____3_1__ . __2_3_,

871 __. ___9_9.

299 1,19 9

571 2,02 4

425 1,88 2

186 I

8289

1
451

294

1 1 30:

63

-1- :1 '1,-- 47201'1---3-63[---3-66-0 -3-6 '-1--,2

----247

5'3

1 13 4-6:7: 1,368

599
---.~~;
2,835

_.____
::::~:
______

46
:~~:i6
300

34
:~~~ii
207

30
~~::ii
186

14 131

62

=:::~~ :=::ii!~~:=::i

169i 901 478

75
-----90
474

137

736

______ .1 115

----ml--~:~~;

11 10 66 24_
. _. ~ ;J
21 125

f~i.-- "::r~;I;f:~~;:I'i~I:I'-;~'-:;;;::.:1 :;1 ::: ;f;:;"~ ~;~;I:;; i;;;;:::

Greene______________ 27 204 185 222 198 204 183 1611 727

GwinnetL___________

84 80 81 76 60 53 56 265

Habersham__________

18 18 21 15

6 10 15

44

;~~~;~~~~~~~~---:-:/:::: ---:;; ---:;~ ---:;;1---:;; ---~;; ---:;~ ---~~; --i;~;;

657 1,384

1' 141 125 119 108 70

254

309

563 1,947

16

225 490

58 54 43 29 21

112

93

205

695

21

59 103

15 27 28 26 21

58

59

117

220

1

;;; --~:;~; :-~~:-II---:;; ---:;; ---1;; ----:; ----~;-:~~ -----:~: -----~:; ---~:~~; -----:~

HarL_______________ Heard_______________
Henry____

132 99 123 119 104 90 84 15 52 59 33 41 37 53 44
294 290 235 283 200, 194 182

368 383 751 164 170 334
867 811 1,678

77 63 57 28 26

106

145

251 1,002

67

44 27 24 29 14

49

89 138 472

5

156 160 105 65 60 243 303 546 2,224

49

Houston

-------1 420 313 283 291 3001 253 225 1,093 992 2,085

'1 263 148 101 85 59

299' 357

656 2,741

59

Irwin________________ 15 172 148 133 117 113 120 103 481 440 921

90 76 51 42 19 115 163 278 1,199

45

.Tackson______________

43 30 50 62 41 60 41 178 149 327

62 44 40 20 34

93 107 200 527

9

i~Zki~~~_ ~~~ ~~~ r~~1 1,~3~ U~~ ~~~ 1~~ 1~3 ~~ ~; g~ ~~~ U~~ ~~ ~:~D~;;;_:-:----:::I---::' 1~~ 1~~ 11~ 1~~ I~~'r I~~ I~~ m ~g~ m ::::::' ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ 1~~ 1~~ m 1,~~~ -------3

- ---- - -- I m m

mm

I,m ------1

m

i~~~:~~::

_I l~~ l~~ l~8 m g~ Ig~ 13i ~~~ ~~~ m ::::::i ~~ ~b ~~ ~~ ~~ Igg 1~~ ~g~ d~~ 2~

Larnar L. ,

_ 134 125 125 117 127 119 83 419 411 830

1

98

70

73

69

41

159

192

351 1,181

8

Lanier_______

I 47 51 44 50 41 58 24 150 165 315

, 37 17 23 16 11

54

50

104 419

7

Laurena.v . .

319 308 293 313 238 258 165 1,003 891 1,894

1 165 139 121 77 38

221

319

540 2,434

75

Lee

1 __ 30 164 160 165 177 141 147 124 549 529 1,078 ------ 88 74 42 43 34

135

146

281 1,359

25

Liberty______ Lincoln. ________

I

219 142

202 130

173 123

183 104

177 115

187 84

182 58

698 379

655 1,353 377 756

140 181 108 81 63 286 287 573 1,926

23

77 50 36 28 24

90

125

215

971

7

Long

: :1---: 59 46 34 38 27 44 25 122

Lowndes___________

213 186 179 173 177 176 155 630

Lumpkin_____________

2

2

1

1

3

4

3

10

Macon_______________ Madison_____________

30 437 346 286 285 261 252 214 1,115 88 68 77 90 90 84 93 298

151 273

629 1,259

6

16

996 2,111 292 590

1 34 26 20 16

8

55

49 104 377 --------

118 141 70 67 47 223 220 443 1,702

73

3

__

2

1

3

19

_

1 193 174 131 104 59

318

343

661 2,772

70

52 56 26 41 19

85 109 194 784

7

m m m m Marion________

132 101 114 119 112 109 100 408 379 787

96 69 59 44 27 121 174 295 1,082

t1~Pn~~;h::::::::::: ::::::

l~~ t~~ lb~ l~~

l~g ~~g ~~g 1,~~g :::::\' 1~~ ~~ g~ g~ ~~ l~~

Uf~

13
t~

~ill~;e~~~~::::::::::

3~~ 3~r m 3~~ 3~~ 3~b 2~~ 1,~~~ 1,~~~ 2,~~~ ------ 2~~ 1~~ 1~~ ~~ n 2~~ m m 3.~~~ r~

~~~;!r~~::::::::: ::::~~ ~8~ 1~~1 1~~ ~!~ Igi 1~~ ~~~ ;~i d~! :::::: ~;~ ~g~ ~~ ~! ~~ I------ MitcheIL___________ 15 326 260 270 220 234 214 211 839 911 1,750

Monroe

142 176 153 172 181 128 124 537 539 1,076

25t

139 101 87 74 47 111 84 79 85 47

193 177
!~~

255 229
~;~

448 2,198 406 1,482 -
~!! d~!

20 _
I~

TABLE VI-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT (1959.60)

*See note at end of table

----

ENROLLMENT

SYSTEM

By Grades

-----c-I------:-,=-'---]-:IirlS - - I ______ I-E-X,C-~I-_--1--_c-1I--~--_-3-_ -,-_ l-~4-_c-,I_5_,,_6_

Elementary Totals* I

By Grades

I I High SchoolTotals*

I No.

I
1

_I,~ota~ _~~~I!_8'_1_9 _

~

_1_1_

~

_,

---=---I- i~

-
Total

~~~~

~ePEd~:*'_

Muscogee __ -

1_7_ 1611'28011'115 1,024 1,087 1,102 1,0551 788 3,760, 3,707[ 7,467

--I 6221 523 446 369 281 1,134 1,107 2,241 9,708

610

Newton.,, _

-

278 242 217 240 210 2001 183 8341 736 1,570

156 119 89 69 64 216 281 497 2 067

62

OOgcloente~eo_r_p_e_---_--_----

16 _[______

45 143

41 140

32 109

45 109

61 138

37 128

44 144

170 477

1511 434

321 911,------1

46 89

26 80

20 51

16 25

11 30

66 115

53 160

119 '440 275 1,186

16 11

Paulding

-,----~~ 48[ 43 59 47 32 37 36 137 165 302:

1 38 23 27 17 13

55

63 118 420

11

Peach Pickens

1______

297 14'

250 11

258 6

279 20

224 7

196 7

190 8

821 37

88811,7091------ 122 ]19

36 73

10 6

90 13

77 5

86 5

252 24

Pierce_______________ I 14 78 66 59 61 59 681' 79 256 228 484

1 46 57 26 37 27

90

Pike

1

138 95 94 1121 96' 122 95 413 339 7521------, 87 106 66 70 33

163

Polk._______________

82 981 103 89 88 94 114 342 326, 668

1 48 28 29 24 22

65

~~i~s:~_-_~-_-_--~~-_~~::I 15 ~~~ 1~~ ~:6b4'---i06-53 ---i45 ---i41611i~ ~z~1 ~~~ ~iL:::I' 15~ ~r ~~ ~~ 1~ m

~~,I "'I ,:~I ',~'I ,,:::,,: ,:~, ::~, ,::1 ,:~ ::!II ::t---~~~ ---~~~ ---E---:~: ---:,:::

Rockdale

:

1 91 95 82 94 100' 67 74 ' 3161' 287 603 ---

56 59 70' 26 19

107

Schley_______

_1______ 72 72, 1021 781 73 84 39 268 252 520 ---

49 43 26 32 28

70

Screven

._. _

Seminole____

.,

386 3121451 1 98:

323 67

357 89

321 107

2888611'

204 1,157 1,045 2,202 __._

62 314 311 625

_

183 761

135 91

105 41j

64 37

55 44

234 138

~r:~~~~t:~:I~1

3~~1

3~

3~~1 3~~

1
2n'

2~~1'

2ii 1'lt~l! I,O~g 2,m]:::: 1._ 2~411

:~~

9~1

9::

:~

~::

Stewart .___

_I __ ._ 221 184' 167 188 178 159 157 621 633 1,254 __._ ' 126 108 851 73 48 192

Sumterv.. .

,I 1:1 292 286' 253 222 194 188, 169 822 795 1,617

119 - - - - - -

158, 77

59

177

Talba!.___

20l! 1821 150 153 1M \45 171 591 575 1,166.__

123 100 75 76 56

\98

1

Taliaferro.. TattnaIL .

__ I"'

771 8:1 80: 881' \49 1461 119'] 124

70 421 54\' 99 114 102

4226291'

225 431

489543'1-:-'

1

42 33 24: 13 17

6\

1141 81 57 40 49

168

Trae'lflao1!r-_-_-_-__-__-__- _ ,

1

TerreIL

._:

:1 191, 168'1

1156561:

116 133

155 133

131 112

116 109

110 151

530 511

319 2491 352 305 261 251: 253 1,011

444[ 974 --____ 701 82 50

--I 461 972
979 1,990

, 104 101 101 179 123 971'

50 68 75

37 53 55

115 199 228

242 494 2,203

4

15

39 112

_

103 193 677

17

199 362 1,114

23

86 151 819

23

~~~ m 1,~5~ 10

1':~: 2'~:: 1::~~~ -----::~

123 230 833

17

108 5174281 698

32

308

2,744

74

151 289 914

2

~~~

640 2,m __ 82

248 440 1,694

37

236 413 2,030

41

232 430 1,596

1:1

U8] 129 6231

ti

173

341 1,1941

78

174

289 1,2631

12

228 427 1,399

50

3011 529, 2,519,

113

Total Counties _

113 104 133 88 133 88 59 182 174 162 209 201 185 176

377 709

351 728 580 1,289

198 174 147 139 130 133 137 505 553 1,058

387 326 347 381 295 229 242 1,133 1,074 2,207

_ 68 46 42 24 _ 160 125 104 83 _ 97 62 68 44 _ 173 150 120 99

_~~~I_ -294 542 252 507 100 184

59

76

135

20911

215

424

--~~;I---120' 159 279 210 369

58

105

91'

100

191

173

233

406

103 164 322 415

125

126[ 2511

64

98

162

9~

1261 _ 224

~~~I 93

262

267

140

162

239

366

2,147 2,218
661
594
,
1,548 994
1,584
1,158

36 56 11
46 23 51 16
33 14 13 113 7,040

Americus____________

222 242 213 192 188 137 140 673 661 1.334

108 190

_

_

156

142

298 1,632

39

BAatlrannetas,v_i_ll_e_________ 236 4,715 4,618 4,588 4,167 4,002 3,774 3,358 14,778 14,680 29,458 246 2,898 2,555 2,037 1,452 1,177 5,130 -- 5,235 - 10,365 39,823

598_

Bremen., Buford

._. __ __.

.__

___.

. __ __._

._____ 41 33 34 26 25 21 29 96 113 209

_._. __ -_______

_ --------

_

19 13 18 9 17

32

44

76

285

_

Calhoun

__ 29 38 37 31 30 36 36

Carrollton____________

108 71 68 74 80 61 55

Cartersville__________ 15 69 59 54 38 65 34 44

CCehdicakrtaomwna_u_g_a_. _______

37 26 42 40 39 36 33





8~~:~~~~:::::::::::1':::::: ~~ ~~ ~~ ~r ~~ ~~ g

Dalton

1 69 38 78 37 41 42 72

DecatuL____________

102 82 111 99 77 94 82

Dublin

145 147 138 159 157 126 143

123 114 237

29

257 260 517 188 190 378 134 119 253
-

176 35 69 ,

m 1~~ m:::::: ----::

190 187 377 ------ 48,

327 320 647

601

508 507 1,015

851

i

26 17 18 20

50

601 110 347

111 88 66 50

207

2841

491 1,008

2

--_!~~ -------~ 93 66 52 34

137

143

280

49 60 34 33 122 123 245



.,

-

-------- -------- -

-

31 ----::I----~~,----:~ ------8~1~ ------769~1'-----1~620~

1
433 185

_ _

32 25 30, 25

537

1

53 62 49[' 431

136

1311

267

914

15

67 55 50 44 155 146 301 1,316,

27

I

TABLE VI-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT (1959-60) *See note at end of table

ENROLLMENT

SYSTEM

I I = - -

By Grades

Elementary Totals*

I By Glr=~-__~~ High S~hool ~taffi*}~::l~~~.~

I Exe.

3

:-=- _ :irffi ~otal ~~~~. _~_9_ ~:J_~_L:_~:=-- ~:J_::~ _:=-i~O~l~d~

Fitz~erald-_-..-._-__-_-_--__-_I 15 102 84 107 76 83 99 76 323 319 642

70 77 64! 45 43

156

1431 299

941

2

~~~ki~~~ll~::::::::: _:_::: ~~~ ~:~ ~:~ m Jig m .~~~ m f~~ 1,~~~ :::::: ~O~ __ ~07 __._:~ 49 _~5 ~:: ~:~ ._~:~ I,m 2~

. J:n . . Hogansville__________ 46 59 54 52 43 39 34 37 170 194 364

~~!i:

j~ jj~jig i~ ;~:H~lm'!~

35 27 20 25 221

67

62 129 493

7

:~I :~

~!~ .....~ lllli!!1 ;1

PNeelwhanman__.

.

._ -----1-4 118118 18635 110317 17772 17419

9924 --.--7-4

343483

249525

8 63908

:-_:_:-._:

----5-9-1---7-3-

----6-4-

--3-8- ----2-6-

-----1-0-6-

-----1-5-.4 -----2--6-0

8899081','

2277

."."..co Qnitman._.__________

93 156 117 117 98 90 80 369 382 751 ------ 711

1_.____ 1'

. __

36

35

71 8221

24

Rome

262 238 257 267 241 218 166 827 822 1,649

196 125 95 75 61 237 315 552 2,201

26

:f:II~L."hs;~iI8:::::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: ::::::: ::::::: ::::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::1::::::::

Thomaston._________

77 65 59 83 77 41 38 229 211 440

40 105 90, 49 31

163

152

315

755

6

Thomasville__________ 13 275 219 204 168 165 175 186 697 708 1,405

Toecoa._____________ __

48 52 60 52 46 60 52 208 162 370

Trion._.

.__ 10

4 11

7

6

4

3

17

28

45

Valdosta __. Vidalia ..

.____

31 370 391 308 297 302 283 249 1,174 1,057 2,231 _ 119 66 74 70 61 61 61 265 247 512

166 109 7i 96 76

248

276

524 1,929

12

63 54 36 33 27

94

119

213

583

11

._.

. .___

45

._

235 218 138 127 81 401 398 799 3,030

93

48 68 47 34 28

97

128

225

737

19

Waycross____________ 29 287 253 254 229 255 227 217 863 888 1,751

157 150 135 112 95 336 313 649 2,400

45

West Point. . Winder ..

_ _

74 90

80 63

68 80

66 81

68 84

76 82

53 68

261 275

224 273

485 548

_ 92 58 33 29 29 _ 54 59 48 26 16

113 81

128 122

241 203

726 751

_ 20

Total Cities_.________ 399 8,366 7,994 7,898 7,422 7,164 6,677 6,013 26,226 25,707 51,933 246 5,327 4,818 3,640 2,725 2,189 9,266 9,679 18,945 70,8781 1,074

Total Counties,

1,04031,73028,15827,75926,66724,94023,15221,041 94,638 89,849184,487 _. 17,827 14'3171"'321 8,911 6,572 27,268 31,680 58,948 243,435 7,040

Grand TotaL _. ._ 1,43940,09636,15235,65734,08932,104

,054 120,8641"5,~6123~~_2~~23,154 19,135 14,961 11,636

129,82927

NOTE:

Elementary Totals-Grades 1-7 including exceptional children, excluding kindergarten. High School Totals-Grades "-12 including ungraded vocational. Grand Total-Grades 112 including exeeptional children, ungraded vocational, excluding kindergarten.
No. Prevo Eorolled-Number 01 children previously enrolled in another Georgia school this year before enrolling in this school. See continuation of this table for Evening School and Kindergarten information.

36,534 41.359 77,893 314,3131 8,114

TABLE VI-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-ENROLLMENT (1959.60)

Evening Schools-Kindergarten

--------_.~-------------

EVENING SCHOOLS

KINDERGARTENS

I------~---,--- - - - - - - - - - - - , ~ - ~ - - - - - - - -

RYSTEM

Numberof Teachers

ENROLLMENT

COMBINED A. D. A.

!---,------,-~I~---,---------,--~~----,--~- - ~ - - - - ~ - -

SYSTEM

ENROLLMENT
1------,-----,---1 A1~~t~,m

Adults

Under Over

ATTEND-

Male Female Total Boys Girls

Total 18

18 Total

Boys Girls Total ANCE

Years Years

Male Female

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~- ~- ~~ - - - - - -

-~- ~- ~-- ~-- ~------~-

---- ---

Dougherty Elbert. McDuffie
Richmond

Washington
Atlanta (City) Decatur (City)

Totals

_

_ _ _
_
_ _ _
----I 32 I

22

193 -------- 268

102

563 -------- -------- -------- Muscogee _______ ________

359

409

768

2

18 -------- 22

40

12

26

38 Atlanta (City) ___________ 1,643 1,681 3,324

1 -------- -------- 23 6 -------- -------- 120

23

21

141

23

23

-------- -------- Totals __________________ 2,002 2,090 4,092

1

_

615 2,495
3,110

16

i

2

- ----~ ~I

I '---_-'------ I

TABLE VII-WHITE SCHOOL8--MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-ENROLLMENTAVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE-FAILURES BY GRADES (1959.60)
*See note at end of table

ENROLLMENT* I AVERAGE DAILY

I NO. OF 4-YEAR H. S.

FAILURES BY GRADES

SYSTEM

I

ATTENDANCE*

GRADUATES

Elem~1 I_~tal ______________

H. S.

Elem'l~ _~~

BoyJ_:~ ~~ -_'-1-.1-_~I-~I-~I-~I_~!~7_1-~I--~I~~-'~~I~~-I-~t~1-

Appling___________________ 2,020 1,144 3,164 1,729

Atkinson_________________ 1,00:l

48:l 1,486

826'

974 2,703 408 1,2:l4

85 22

a6e8

15:l 19 27i 11 12 58 14 8, 12 9

7 5

i:al'

sl :ll' 41, 14
19 1:l 22' 14

12: 2

, 152 , l:ll

Bacon____________________ 1,41:l

71:l 2,126 1,2:l6

621 1,857

:l6

54

90 8 1

1 6 5 11 l'

:J:J

BakeL___________________

:l61

170

5:l1

294

137

4:l1

10

11

21 8

:l 3 6 7 8 10 1 : l : l

52

Baldwin__________________ 1,799

922 2,721 1,606

8:l1 2,4:l7

59

65

124 15 6 12 14 7 2 4 41 44 211 ia

182

Banks____________________ Barrow___________________ Bartow___________________ Ben HilL________________ Berrien___________________

Bibb

_

Bleckley

_

Brantley

_

Brooks

_

Bryan

_

Bulloch

_

Burke

_

Butts

_

Calhouu

_

Camden.

_

9:38 1,275 :l,200
76:l 2,004
15,847 524
1,118 796 793
2,4601 1,221;
830 486 1,117

4:l4 127 1,2:l6 136 983

1,:l72 1,402 4,4:l6
899 2,987

6,6~~ 594 619 332

22,~~~ 1,712 1,415 1,125

1,331 538 336
279 462

3,791 1,759 1,166
765 1,579

785 981 2,489 591 1,618
12,~~~ 963 651 670
2,142 1,058
725 425 938

:l77 102 1,018 111 838
5,6~~ 508 541 288

1,162 1,083 3,507
702 2,456
18'~M
1,471 1,192
958

1,182 497 :l05
261 384

3,324 1,555 1,030
686 1,322

:l1

44

.__

62

79

__

50

59

~~~ ~~~

40

42

43

54

19

22

116

81

35

:l7

29

20

si

35

26

41

75 15 8
141 65 16
109 28
~~~ 26~
82 _.___ 97 10 41 13

4 10 11 10
so 30
5 13 23 15
14~ __~~O 6 76 12 4

197 22 10 11 72 25 11 11 49 4 4 4
66 4 2 5 67 24 12 10

11 17 6 8 10 5 32 26 32 10 9 5 18 16 21
8g, 7 6~
u1 4
1301 15 12 \____

1 11 16 6'_____

97

62

.____

60

4:l 77 42 53 17 4

451

20 7 7

92

19 14 35 16 37 , 4

246

5~ __~~~ __~~~ __~~~

~~

~~I'

1,562 24

4 3 40 6 3 _

68

12 11 60, 29 9 21 183

4 21 9 6

1

74

9110' 3 5 26 33: 24 4 _

157

18 4 16 18 2 4 18 11 _

138

t 4:l 7 3 41 4

6 4

5 6

3 3

4 1

_ 4

48 41

11 8 19 5 23 14 15 3 _

144

Caudler___________________ Carroll. __________________ Catoosa __________________ Charlton__________________ Chatbarn ________________
Chattahoochee ___________ Chattooga _______________ Cherokee _________________ Clarke ___ ________________ Clay _____________________

714 3,521 4,162
765 19,177
118 2,576 4,052 4,092
272

4:l5 1,679
1,661
356 7,938

1,149 5,200 5,823 1,121
27,115

624 2,905 3,431
643 14,886

381 1,477 1,442
305 6,672

1,005 4,382 4,873
948 21,558

59 904 1,513 1,802 1461

177 3,480
5,565 5,894
418

971 980 31,' 293 1 3,411 201

52 721
1,270 1,573
132

149 2,701
4,563 4,984
333

22

29

51 11 2 1

1

3

4 10

1 19113

3

_

67

103

109

212 63 35 27 40 si 35 42 37 23 11 12 111 367

115

108

223 58 14 19 9 5 13 9 8 34 28 20 211 238

29

15

44 10 2 I, 1 4 1 13 3 8 8 10 I

62

484

523 1,007 184 71 95' 69 (i5 48 82 92 82 210 103 1551 1,156

5 45

5 59

10 104

i~ ---~~ ---~~

dl

g~ ---~~ ---~~

~~

l~il--~~ ---~~I---~~

H 359

61

78

94

108

10i

9

L_ 139

202 19

r~1 2~

lL_~~

11

48 ~~ :~1---3\--18 8

740 307
16

Clayton Clinch
Cobb Coffee Colquitt;

Columbia Cook
Coweta Crawford Crisp

Dade

Dawson

Decatur

DeKalb

Dodge

_

Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols

Effingham Elbert;
Emanuel.. Evans Fannin

Fayette Floyd
Forsyth. Franklin Fulton

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady
Greene GwinnetL Habersham HaIL Hancock

Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry

../

_ 8,083

_

806

__-

16,105 3,262

_ 3,293

_ 1,543

_ 1,594

___--

1,765 344
1,845

___---

1,641 727
2,729

_ 29,888

2,112

__-

923 8,705

_ 2,733

__--

1,117 271

_ 1,255

_ 1,861

_ 2,141

_

736

_ 2,713

_ 1,072

__-

5,933 2,394

_ 2,031

_ 16,816

_ 1,702

_

274

__-

5,075 2,700

_ 2,017

__-

822 7,077

_
_

3,244 5,789

_

383

_ _

1,287 798

_ 1,839

_ _

694 1,786

=1

2,678 393
6,233 1,618
451
662 695 566 181 897
688 311 1,284 10,725 1,035
489 3,185 1,028
578 150
614 939 1,128 414 1,258
453 2,353
974 1,114 7,022
734 155 2,513 590 1,063
427 2,548 1,265 2,159
223
615 415 928 392 790

10,761 1,199
22,338 4,880 3,744
2,205 2,289 2,331
525 2,742
2,329 1,038 4,013 40,613 3,147
1,412 11,890 3,761 1,695
421
1,869 2,800 3,269 1,150 3,971
1,525 8,286 3,368 3,145 23,838
2,436 429
7,588 3,290 3,080
1,249 9,625 4,509 7,948
606
1,902 1,213 2,767 1,086 2,576

6,582 686
13,272 2,686 2,732
1,295 1,265 1,468
309 1,575
1,348 617
2,222 25,542
1,762
780 6,812 2,208
914 220
1,046 1,609 1,797
637 2,284
884 4,789 1,962 1,731 13,894
1,389 238
3,971 2,100 1,675
700 5,892 2,725 4,626
314
1,066 672
1,557 572
1,455

2,264 330
5,259 1,408
376

8,846 1,016 18,531 4,094 3,108

567 1,862

597 1,862

470 1,938

164

473

813 2,388

561 271 1,128 9,223 907

1,909 888
3,350 34,765 2,669

442 2,790
870 498 120

1,222 9,602 3,078 1,412
340

536 823 963 357 1,114

1,582 2,432 2,760
994
3,398

391 2,034
838
969 6,091

1,275 6,823 2,800 2,700 19,985

628 133 2,157 482 945

2,017 371
6,128 2,582 2,620

387 2,233 1,110
1,860 198

1,087 8,125 3,835 6,486
512

527 1,593

359 1,031

801 2,358

331

903

682 2,137

128

145

12

21

273

411

115

123

34

28

45

36

46

53

21

31

10

6

72

65

4~1 ~~ 19~ ~~ l 273 75 62' 33 18 2

___

55I ___3_7_'

57 131 117 10 5 11

684 1711 110 117 97 100 97 118 103 285

78[

50 91
---2s

751 72 1,497

238 9 8 4 19 11 23 42 39 63 29 20 14

281

62 34 13 14 12 17 14 12 12 19

2

5

21

156

81 13 99 26

7'
7

~I

8 14 15 10 17 18 8 5 18 16 4 28 16 36

52 20 14 7 10 11 9 28 23 16 5

7 _____ ,I 8I 6 _____

125 173 149

16 4 __ 137 12

- ----- -----

2 2

6 4

51 ____5_

9 4

5 7

3 2

39 47

29 18 91 613 55

39 22 81 706 75

68 40 172 1,319 130

28 12 22 94 42

4 6 13
65 21

7 2 10 42
9

6 14 12 27
17

8 5 16 29 10

6 11 11
34 12

-----1 7 10 17 9 -----

15 10

3 11

29 20

14 20

---is

3

~91 16 171 176 172 99
10 3 14 14 10 ___

102 III
163 964 162

39 159 42 44 14

41 188 54 37
16

80 9 347 89 96 27 8310 ____1_6

4 44
8 7 2

62 40 25 14 4 110 ____1_8

4 24 12 16

5 10
17 13
10

11
33 5 19 9

17 46 66 13 9

14 47 30 21
8

3 58 20
3 12

3~13 4

. ___: _I_

5

'

78 462
217 140 56

21 69 72 35

43 72 79 25

64 141 151
60

16 11
33 11

12 10 21
7

9 3 26 10

7 4 10 5

6 10
8 9

3 12 9
8

6 25 308 ___2_8_

10 36 33
7

12
35 22 11

51_.1
1~1---41
21 I

88 172 231 79

76

87

163 31 25 19 24 36 24 11

2 33

7 16

21

230

22

37

59 14 16 13 6 2 2 2 42 11 22 9 5

144

134 41 65

168 61 93

302 102 158

68 45 33

59 34 21

36 24 15

47 27 15

54 42 10

55
19 13

53 22 18

62 26 30

77 82 40

56 48 20

3~~3 ---2~1I'

621 406 229

404

478

882 229 134 148 123 157 170 112 434 258 208 139 24 2,136

39 14

38 9

77 29 20 23 I 4

49 ____4_

12 3

5 7 1 _____ ---- ----- ---

4 12 20 7 7 3

1

87 65

172 21 63

149 33 77

321 29 14 7 11 9 4 30 9 26 30 24

54 140

44 25

20 9

34 4

21 15

23 10

32 6

24 17

32 10

11 12

160 ___1_0_

~I

195 266 115

29

27

56 22 12 1 9 5 7 5 11 6 5 5 I

89

161

179

340 89 47 45 53 39 76 56 51 71 70 30 5

632

87

95

182 63 40 24 22 46 38 26 56 42 53 10 6

426

97 11

129 14

226 25

84 I

536

___4_3_

39
--- -~

49 3

64 4

73 16

54 171 2 11

39 2

23 3 4 _____

698 46

29

41

70 13 11 8 7 17 10 7 9 3 1 -----

86

25 55
26 45

39 71
28 48

64 10 7 9 4 126 11 3 8 18 54 7 3 3 I 93 13 10 12 8

63
~I 14 8
4

8 5 11 10

5 10 160 ____1_5
3 25

10 16

----9

:::::1

II

20 14 I

72 118 47 127

-----------

----_._--

,_._.

TABLE VII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-ENROLLMENTAVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE-FAILURES BY GRADES (1959-60)

*See note at end of table

SYSTEM

ENROLLMENT*

AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE*

NO. OF 4YEAR H. S. GRADUATES

.
FAILURES BY GRADES

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Elem. H.S. Total Elem. H.S. Total Boy

Girl Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Total

---

---

------

---------------------- ---

Houston................ Irwin; ~ __________________

5,548 980

2,161 558

7,709 1,538

4,449 815

1,840 496

6,289 1,311

108 42

119 54

227 48 19 35 11 13 29 102 54 42 33 35 19 96 16 13 9 8 10 18 27 13 16 24 12 .....

440 166

Jackson ................ 1,398

~:Stfg~;~= ===============

425 1,436

237 1,635 1,076

215

640

377

751 2,187 1,196

196 1,272

188

565

639 1,835

10 19
45

10 21
45

20 19 16 13 6 18 27 26 21 I ..... ----- -----

147

40 8 1 3 2 3 1 2 13 3 5 6 .....

47

90 27 7 9 7 8 7 10 7 35 28 14 4

163

Jefferson .................. 1,258

674 1,932 1,117

612 1,729

59

41

100 21 11 4 6 4 9 7 5 25 15 11 2

120

Jenkins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

791

339 1,130

666

301

967

16

25

41 17 ..... 2 5 4 ..... 30 25 3 9 1 2

98

Johnson ................ Jones.. _____________ . _____

851 795

446 1,297 376 1,171

699 645

395 1,094

320

965

34 28

30 35

64 6 3 4 5 5 5 10 6 16 ..... 3 2 63 13 9 6 5 1 ..... 1 5 8 7 1 ....

65 56

Lamar................

499

262

761

419

221

640

10

20

30

I .....

5

6

6 3 .....

6

4 2 ..... -.---

33

Lanier ...................

659

Laurens._____. ___________ 1,856

303

962

533

798 2,654 1,555

262

795

694 2,249

11 53

29

40

5 13

9 13 13

3 11 14 ..... ----- -.--- -.---

81

48

101 41 17 18 14 15 24 11 37 17 16 12 _. ___

222

Lee ....................

443

200

643

358

173

531

16

11

27

9

4

5

8

5

4

7

6

5 .... ----- -.-.-

53

Liberty _.................. 1,361

471 1,832 1,084

402 1,486

27

21

48 14 8 10 ..... 3 2 12 25 8 8 10 .....

100

Lincoln .................

498

287

785

454

263

717

26

21

47

5

2

1 ..... ----- ----. -----

8 .....

2

3 .....

21

Long .....................

518

257

755

427

227

654

13

16

29

7

1

5 ..... _.--- ----. -----

6

6

4

I .....

30

Lowndes .................. 2,367 1,052 3,419 1,876

870 2,746

62

58

120 21 10 24 32 18 27 37 20 23 20 18 10

260

Lumpkin._ .............. 1,190

Macon. ___________ ._. ____

740

507 1,697 308 1,048

972 648

427 1,399

274

922

23 24

22 24

44581 2160

5

9 2

6 5

2 4

6 33 43

1 14 23

7 3

2 ... _. 4 .....

111 40

Madison..... _.......... 1,531

778 2,309 1,283

666 1,949

38

64

102 17 10 7 5 4 13 19 18 64 16 8 2

183

Marion __________._. ____._

409

237

646

356

207

563

15

10

25, ..... 1 ..... 3 2 4 2 3 12 1 7 .....

35

McDuffie ................ 1,226

McIntosh .............

560

543 1,769 1,063

216

776

435

478 1,541

183

618

27 15

35 13

2682[

16 6

7 5

3 9

3 4 15 6 13 17

8 16 9 ..... 5 10 15 4

4 ..... 12

85 93

Meriwether. _............. 1,562

757 2,319 1,331

669 ',000

53

58

111. 27 9 6 17 14 16 17 8 30 9 14 2

169

Miller ...................

865

504 1,369

737

446 1,183

37

41

78 14 14 12 7 12 23 17 23 3 7 1 8

141

MitchelL ................ 1,068

Monroe.... ________ . ______

859;

583 1,651 371 1,230

914 720

504 1,418 327 1,047

45 20

Montgomery..............

566

317

883

460

278

738

34

Morgan................

932

Murray .............. 1,963 1

425 1,357

776

767 2,730 1,593

364 672

21,, 216450 1

30 62

41

861 18 20 9 6 3 6 8 13 16 9 7 .....

115

31 24

~~I

8 7

2 1

5 13 15 21 18 7 5 13 2 ..... 4 .....

7 6

2 1

3 ..... 21

101 42

36 69

131166 10 5 9 7 10 6 36 22 24 15[ 20 16

7 33 12 5 6 5 3 10

24 5 _..

111) 162

Museogee ________________ Newton. _ ______________ Oconee___________________ Ozlethorpe,. ____. ________ Paulding ________________
Peach. _____ _____________ Pickens__________ . ________ Pierce__________________ __ Pike. _____ . _______________ Polk ____. ________________
Pulaski.; _________________ Putnam..___ ._. __________ Quitman __. ______________ Rabnn _______________ ._.__ Randolph ________________ .
Richmond: _. _____________ Rockdale ____. __________ Scbley___ ________________ Screven___________________ Seminole. ________________ .
Spalding__________ . _______ Stephens __________________ Stewart____________ ._. ____ Sumter ____. _____ . ___. ____ Talbot ____________________
Taliaferro _________________ Tattnall , , ________________ Taylor. ___ ______________ Telfair ____________________ TerrelL. ________. ________
Thomas . _. ______________ Tift. _____________________ Toombs __________________ Towns_____________ _____ __ Treutlen ____ . _____________
Troup ____________________ Turner___________________ Twiggs. __________________ Union____________________ Upson__ _________________
Walker ___________________ Walton ____ ._. ____________ Ware _____________________ Warren ___________________ Washington __________ . ____

19,597 2,264
902
586 2,134

7,774 1,082
402
436 899

1,014

500

1,5;6

603

1,461

826

679

353

2,710

758

664 --------

634

274

139

74

1,487

774

646

321

13,928 1,400 204
1,228 756

5,885 569 129 616
389

4,361 1,857
348 791 325

1,776 1,021
186 356 192

158

109

1,617

887

714

455

1,394

746

715

409

1,707
3,250 1,299
791 756

841
1,408 656 392 323

1,814

849

972

472

650

284

1,170

606

1,346

411

7,095 2,519
2,380 381
1,309

2,750 1,061 1,081
234
656

27,371 3,346 1,304 1,022 3,033
1,514 2,159 2,287 1,032 3,468
664 908 213 2,261 967
19,813 1,969 333 1,844 1,145
6,137 2,878
534 1,150
517
267 2,534 1,169 2,140 1,124
2,548 4,658 1,955 1,183 1,079
2,663 1,444
934 1,776 1,757
9,845 3,580 3,461
615 1,965

14,661 1,911
733 520 1,755

6,308 948 352 371 759

886

453

1,314

529

1,270

723

566

311

2,225

667

579 --------

567

255

116

64

1,290

682

561

289

11,132 1,157 186 1,055
636

4,675 481 116
532 352

3,586 1,578
297 670
289

1,533 867 170 322
169

141

102

1,404

781

624

401

1,192

646

623

365

1,398 2,590 1,088
691 655

716 1,189
569 337 283

1,495

727

790

413

569

247

1,025

513

1,125

373

5,732 2,018
1,957 329
1,128

2,330
926 917 213
591

20.969

418

484

902 166 62 75 75 43 51 130 196 184 81 68 22

2,859
1,085 891

66 21
33

88 30
29

154 51 62

36 11
1

40 11
1

19 4
2

12 14 98 1 _. ___

323 2

___1_7_ 1

10 -_-_-_-_-_

46
8 4

22 11 13

278 ____8_ 92

2,514

65

58

123 42 27 9 15 30 12 17 16 9 19 9 1

1,339

35

35

70 12 12 5 6 3 14 30 32 14 8 7 2

1,843

24

42

66 26 15 15 6 13 2 19 33 9 9 9 4

1,993

66

52

118 13 23 9 14 1 3 3 20 11 17 6 10

877

22

17

39 2 2 1 4 1 9 5 5 3 1 1 3

2,892

32

42

74 20 12 17 19 20 41 34 24 44 48 42 14

579 ---~---- -------- --------

822

23

23

46

132 ____6_

1 2

180

6

8

14 2 1 2

1,972 850

56 27

76 35

132 62

279 . __1_2_

14 3

9 34 8

__. __ 8
_____
14

2 _. ___
1 12

_____
17 1 8

-----
7
2 6

----10 1 39

-----
9 1
13

----31 9

-_-_-_-_-_ _____ _____

4 6 3 7 5 8 10 2 2

15,807

292

372

664 202 125 73 90 77 123 68 227 168 270 253 23

1,638 302
1,587

37 9 47

31 8
54

68
17 101

26

. ___5_

5
-----

5
-----

5
-----

25 14 9 5 11

13 3 10

11 14 53 ____6_

232

20 16 _____ -----

1
-----

19 5 8 __._.

988

36

21

57 8 5 4 4 7 12 13 21 14 2 1 ___._

5,119

70

79

149 65 38 38 40 52 31 55 56 90 89 20 20

2,445 467 992
458

57 15 20 13

75 14 19 15

132 29 39 28

29 3 6 7

112 ___1_4_

19 . ___9_

6
-----

4 -----

3 2

44 ____7_

11 3

10 1

7 3

56 2 5 2

41 22 111 ____2_

120 ____8_ 51

4

3 __. __ -----

243 2,185

13 66

15 75

28 _____ ----- ----141 11 6 5

2 _____ 1 7 13 11

223 2 21 15

1 1 ___._ 6 13 _____

1,025

24

32

56 22 23 5 17 4 11 3 11 5 4 2 1

1,838

54

53

107 18 15 12 11 8 22 21 28 24 11 8 1

988

29

26

55 3 5 12 5 5 4 1 2 24 17 8 . ____

2,114

51

69

120 37 7 3 5 17 15 26 6 23 15 7 _____

3,779 1,657
1,028 938

69 38 30 29

83 41 20 22

152 79
50 51

64
27 14 11

40 15
6 18

40 7 16 15

41 7 7 7

33 20
4 14

23 9 13 8

33 7 14 9

42 28 32
9

45 52 14 10
2133 ___2_6_

2142 ____8_ 1 _____ 52

2,222 1,203
816

45 38 14

62 26 26

107 64 40

34 9 9

9 12 3

18 7 4

15 7 7

10 9 8

8 13
5

2 41 10

70 7
20

9 13 9

6 20
7

117 ____1_ 2 _____

1,538 1,498

32 7

49 17

81 18 24 4

5 8

9 5

2 14 15 14 5 7 16 16

7 5

253 ___1_7_

120 ____4_

8,062

134

176

310 118 85 35 27 32 65 50 42 65 20 11 4

2,944 2,874
542

47 84
19

67 71 27

114 155
46

43
23 2

18 18 I

16 14 3

18 23 2

30 19 3

38 19 5

48 23
6

47 11
7

58 4
1

14 17
7

381 ___1_.3 3 _____

1,719

56

65

121 11 10 4 11 9 6 5 15 19 23 16 4

1,153
284 72 36
206
1116435oo
37 335
3o
62 I6 162 59
1,69 12 1 10 9
2529o4 I72o
29
1112o
108 179 86
161 44 15 15 111
193 145 84 138 73
554 374
174o9
133

TABLE VII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-ENROLLMENTAVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE-FAILURES BY GRADES (1959.60)
*See note at end of table

SYSTEM
Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen, , Buford Calhoun Carrollton. Cartersville Cedartown chickamauga Cochran Commerce Dalton Decatur~ Dublin

FAILURES BY GRADES

!

_ 1,055 _ 37,853

598 1,653 17,396 55,249

924 31,620

536 14,580

461,,240600 1

_

539

216

755

463

200

663

_ _

675 513

295 254

970 767

581 449

269 230

850 679

_

677

720 1,397

592

_ 1,371

568 1,939 1,180

_ 1,343

581 1,924 1,167

_ 1,413 1,139 2,552 1,141

_

341

294

635

293

631 1,223

523 1,703

528 1,695

989 2,130

252

545

_

588

~_

718

_ 2,855

_ 2,319

_ 1,567

510 541
1,069 1,332
702

1,098 1,259 3,924 3,651 2,269

497 623
2,333 1,950 1,391

m913l'
1,185 645

949 1,102 3,246 3,135 2,036

28
l'Ot1~I3'1 19
gil
37 57 17
40 39 61 107
1'
43

47 1,392
14 23
:4:31
48
~~I
~ill
89 111 461

J1

'

75

1

2,441 4461

32861 97

1~~1 l~il

85 21

134231 157

78 5
l~Z! 3~
2181 101
89! 131

3 4 5 6 I 7 8 9 10 11 1 12 Total

45 37 44 31 35 27 69 51 12

155

1 1413

14 8 4 6 31 7 17 10 8

4 10 7 7 12 9 7 4 5

40 70 35 49 28 64 74' 39 31

1

436

23

94

83

529

138 61 41 207

3-l,797

51 1,784
19 72 17
165 118 131 82 53
95 90 248 157 230

Fitzgerald______________

8801

.1 GHaawinkeisnvsvililllee____________: 2'119350'

7161 596

695

8

31,'092 1 1,814

3974

524

114

634' 1,329[
812 2 626 345 '4591

57501 26

_._:: _.. 6~1g[

1I1g~6I' ~:71 :5~

5~'1, :2~

5

:3~

4~

1~1

7 2r

46~

~2~

2~I[

55 258 28

Hogansville

._

Jefferecn.. ___________

625 843

315! 553 'I

1,3994601

532 1 702'

287

8191

469 1,171

24 26

24 40

48 5 7 5 6 2 4 __. _ 9 10 10 6 2

66

661 9 1 __.__ 1

-3 45 26 18 5 ... _.

108

LaGrange________

Marietta________

Moultrie

._

._1' 2,834 3,629 1,565

1,032 1,500 2,107

3,866 5,129
3,672

22,,843146 1

938 1,281

1,289 1,836

3,354' 4,115
3,125

~gl1
150

Newnan, _

1,441

820 2,261 1,230

730 1,960

70

Pelham__

, 7 1 1 1 386 1,097

595

333

928

23

Quitman____

Rome

.

1

!

_I 5161

62

578

43ll

55

494,

I 4,260 1,502 5,762 3,266 1,292 4,558

92

_ 1 ~~~~ift!~ll_;: _ I

J~~I

J!~

542 235 2,555

326 82 1,286

145

471

III

1931

980 2,2661

13 7 69

f.~;:1 Thomasville ... _

'~i1,649

,l~724

373 21,,338 1 1,003
338 41',325 1

1,421 780
583
2'~~~1

~~
309 1,064
382

i:ngl' 892 3,594 1,151 '

46 32 18 67 27

~fr~~~;~t-.I 2'ml I'H~ 3,.194' 582 1,410

2,061 355 650
1

987 3,048

177'

532 1

5971 1. 2471

nj
43

Total Cities

_' 86,1401 43,110 129,250 71,973 37,207 109,180 2,695[

78

153 38

95

184 45

156

306 15

70

140 27

16

39 13

125['-----217 7:

15

28 7

::1 1:: - 25

32

64 19

25 '

43 10

71

138 37

35

62 7

6H6II1
46

123 29 2829 22

3.283 5,978 1,022

28 21 19 31 21 40 17 6 6
17 9 10
5~ 5~ 3 10 11 ---621
448
----~ -}--::

995

8 14 5

22 191 26

4

1

23 12 86 32 23 33 13 11

40 68 65 97 85 15 32 16

6 8 _.. __ 49 10 10 14 __. __

28 22 26 23 17 15 7 4

~~ ~~ ~~ 6 2 3 14 20 7 16 8

M

---30 --'62 ---25 ---31

6 126211 _

1:

1:

.--~~ 2:

--:6

2:

2:==::~\

4 16 15 12 12 9 4 2

8 21 7 39 7 18 12 11

38 23 29 11 68 39 32 9

2

3 5 19 11 3 4

11 8 17 13 16

30 3 4 3 3

24 2 21 21' 2 .___2 11 29 55 67 1

656 534 562 576 624 665 667 722 535 379 97

339 555 141 205 113
75 637 42
10 19
190 116 150 353 59
140 37 31
7,039

Total Counties.
Grand TotaL~

_1383,8551161,866 545,721 314,988 138,853 453,8411 9,428 10,724
~~. --,-1_4_6_9_,9_9_51_2_0_4_,9_7_6 674,9-7--1--,-_38_ 6,9-6--1--',- 176,0-6-0---'-5_6.3,021 12, 123 1 14,007 1

20,1524,571

4,179 4,709 3,4812,210

26,1305,5933,3112,8522,8272,892 3,166 3,596 4,846 5,4314,016 2,589 1'2,655.2,3182,2652,3162,5422,931

620 34,797 717 41,836

*NOTE: EnrolIment-Elementary includes exceptionalchildren. H. S. includes ungraded vocational. Kindergarten excluded. Average Daily Attendance-Elementary includes exceptional children. H. S. includes ungraded vocational. Kindergarten excluded.

TABLE VIII-NEGRO SCHOOLS-MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-ENROLLMENTAVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE-FAILURES BY GRADES (1959-60)
*See note at end of table

SYSTEM

ENROLLMENT*

AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE*

NO. OF 4YEAR H. S. GRADUATES

FAILURES BY GRADES

~I Elem.

Total Elem. H.S.

Total

Boy

Girl Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Total

Appling __________________ Atkinson. ________________ Bacon ________________. ___ Baker ____________________ Baldwin __________________

840 451 273
699 1,881

252 1,092

656

127

578

364

84

357

213

222

921

552

629 2,510 1,452

198

854

106

470

66

279

174

726

575 2,027

13 7 2
7 32

25 8 6 15 36

38 30 15 12 87 22 26 68 104

20
7
8 9 56

18 11 130 _____
95 14 24

16
5 8 25

10
2 7 13

9 1 1 2 13

42
3 _____
18 7 26 27

1 ----i

31 19

1 _____
3

_____ ____2_

121 31 31
96 324

Banks ____________________
Barrow__________ . ________ Bartow___________________ Ben Hill__________________ Berrien.____ ___._._. ______

114

10

124

-------- ---.-.-- --------

487

55

542

324

166

490

410

130

540

89
---.---. 394 214 336

8
-----_.46 118 108

97
-------440 332 444

________
-.------
--------
9 3

.-.------------
-.------
8 6

-------.--------------
17 9

----- - -1-2.
9 11

2

2 _____
-.---

-_-_-_-_._

----15

----15

-----
3

87 ____9_

2 3

5 3

1 _____ 1

----9

----4

-.---9

10 2 9 2 _____ ---.-

_____
-----
-_._-_-_-_ ----1 -.---2 81

----- -----

6

----- ----. --------

-_-_-_-_-_ 1

----____1_

67 57
37

Bibb _____________________ Bleckley __________________ Brantley__________________
Brooks ___ _______ _______ Bryan ____________________

9,110 3,124

353

26

177 --------

1,126

487

568

187

12,234 379 177
1,613 755

7,891 2,547

217

15

131 --------

786

381

471

151

10,438

118

177

295 213 152 174

232 ---.-.-- -------- -------- 22 10

3

131 1,167

------37

------40

------77

---45

---3i

---is

622

12

10

22 29 11 4

143 4

1141

___5_5_

51 -----

171 -----

149
-----

93
-----

51 -----

3
-----

1,369 40

23 ---i7 14 20 ----5 ---iii
83 3 1 22

91

-----
___1_1_ -----

-----20ii
64

Bulloch ___________________ 2,290

693 2,983 1,582

532 2,114

20

32

52 72 33 23 39 37 21 27 21 9 3 2 _____

287

Burke ____________________ B u t t s _____________________
Calhouu __________________ Camden __________________

3,544
939 1,255
811

895 4,439 389 1,328
398 1,653 401 1,212

2,235 663 921 745

626 2,861

272

935

316 1,237

346 1,091

28 10 25 25

60 17 29 27

88 126
27 20 54 41 52 12

66 19 24
3

92 24 33 5

79 41 10
16

71 17 9
19

48
24 12
6

57
36 2 2

28 35 2
12

30 19 2
7

533 2
3

___3_1_ _____
7

2 2
_--_-_-_-_

683 240 137 92

Candler ___________________ CarrolL __________________ Catoosa __________________ Charlton _________________
Chatham _________________

572

180

1,210 -.------

59

33

451

112

11,513 4,007

752 1,210
92
563 15,520

437

141

930 -----.--

52

28

315

84

578

6

8

14 23

930 80

-------4

-------2

-------6-

___5_4_

399

4

8

12 31

13 21
1 13

10 14
1 18

5
24 4 6

5 302
9

5 ___1_9_
3

1171
-----
4

5 _____
_____ ----11 25

-----
-----1
1

----- -----

-_-_-_-_-_ 1

-----
_--_-_-_-_

9,431 3,479 12,910

187

289

476 490 197 177 190 141 109 68 162 126 206 107 15

83
173 11
93 1,988

Chattahoochee ____________ Chattooga ________________
Cherokee _________________ Clarke ___________________ Clay _____________________

202 368 173 2,201
686

60

262

170

149

517

288

86

259

152

855 3,0.56 1,977

237

923,

494

43

213

117

405

77

229

743 2,720

174

668

2 ________

5

9

6

9

47

36

15

15

2 11 1

---:il 14
15

146 ____8_

83 24 19

1 92
5

4 ___1_0_
16

---io ----i

---or-iii
1 _____ 35

26 11

10 ----4 -----

1 6

---i7

17 120
10 119

30, 14 7

5 16 14 5 7 11 12 5

104

Clay ton __________________ Clinch ____________________ Cohh _____________________
Coffee____________________ Colquitt __________________

1,119

407

525

119

966

84

1,404

431

1,658 --_.----

1,526
644 1,050 1,835
1,658

984

342

400

87

812

71

1,077

333

1,225 ---.-.--

1,326 487

16 4

20 4

--- ----- ----- ----- 36 8

251 ___1_4_ 13
----~

15
-~

18 7
~----

19

6 16
--.-.

138 ____5_ 1
-~---

883 1,410

--------
14

------20

------34

33 ---.-

7
-----

10
-----

18 19

16 20

18 12

5 21

1 12

---53

15 ---12 ----2

1,225 -------- -------- --.-.--- 54 23 29 27 17 ----. ----. -.--- --._- ----- .---. -----

157 4
108 166 150

Columbia _________________ Cook _____________________
Coweta. _________________
Crawford _________________ Crisp _____________________

1,166 764
1,535 773
1,884

337 1,503

983

266 1,030

604

825 2,360 1,267

223

996

554

402 2,286 1,401

281 1,264

208

812

691 1,958

158

712

325 1,726

7 14 41 9 13

12 15
49 15 15

19 39 37 39 22 21 18 2 14 17 9 8 2

228

29 90 24 28

17
35 12 57

9 21 12 17

8 29 5 13

6 29 12 2

16 19 14 19

5 14 148

3 348 _____

21 ___2_6_
17

10 17
--.-1

2
13
----2

38 .---.
2

____1_ ----.
1

101 245
67 149

Dade ____________________
Dawson. ______. _______ . __ Decatur __________________

34 -.--._--
2,236

6 -.------
786

40 3,022

33

6

1,765 -----657

39 ________ -------- -------.

2,422

48

49 ------97

2 57

2 _____ 33 24

1 18

1 15

2 1 -_.-. 1 ----- .---. ----.

10

5

-----
7

----7

----. 1

-._-3

----5-

_-_--_-_._

-------. 175

DeKalb __________________ Dodge ____________________

2,483 1,117

916 3,399 2,138

336 1,453

794

751 2,889 255 1,049

32 12

40 24

72 63 26 16 27 11 13 17 36 30 12 5 2

258

36 32 26 22 35 16 30 9 12 9 4 3 1

199

Dooly ____________________
Dougherty ________________ Douglas __________________ E.rly _____________________ Echols ____________________

1,632 5,360
494 1,656
127

501 1,507
248
568 23

2,133 6,867
742 2,224
150

1,271 4,547
443 1,123
86

410 1,296
224 416 17

1,681 5,843
667 1,539
103

29

30

59 27 13 26 9 12 8 30 21 12 12 3 _____

173

64

101

165 74 62 87 47 39 17 33 16 44 18 21 3

461

9

14

23 2 4 5 4 7 1 3 2 1 3 4 1

37

29 1

31 1

60 2

45 3

39 5

33 2

25 3

26 2

242

___2_2_

14 ----.

14 1

62

____2_

1
-.---

251 20

Effingham ________________

900

Elhert____________________ 1,453

299 1,199

691

571 2,024 1,211

240

931

458 1,669

10 34

17 35

27 27 16 9 5 69 34 28 16 17

1 3

2 _____ 2 11 1 3 17 17 10 13

1 _____ 6 _____

75 164

EnanueL _________________ Evans ____________________
Fannin. _________________ .

1,457 642 8

425 1,882 1,052

186

828

493

1

9

8

328 1,380

16

23

39 77 51 35 29 30 31 23 7 1 1 .---- -----

146 1

6399

_______5_

16 -------.

21 --------

21 -._-.

21
---.-

14 ----.

13 1

15
-.---

1
-----

5
-_.--

1
---.-

6 ----.

1
-----

.---------

----. -.--.

285 98 1

Fayette___________________ Floyd _____________________ Forsyth __________________
Franklin __________________ Fulton ___________________

599 115
-------507
2,835

137
-----.-. --------
148 952

736 115
-----655
3,787

473 102
-----374
2,398

106
-.-----------97
796

579 102
-----471
3,194

8
--------------3
46

4 --------
-------8
37

12
-------------il
83

----- 231 ____2_ 1 7 _w ___
22 9 ----9 12
50 37 39 24

1 1

3 3

11

_-_-_-_-_-

2
-----

_____
-----

.----
-----

----------

38 8

10 14

----7
10

----5
4

----5
44

----3
25

-----
22

----3
3

-----
_____

------85
272

Gilmer ___________________ Glascock _________________

-----:i07

------64

-----271

-----136

------37

GGolyrndnon______________________________________ G r a d y ____________________

2,180
~ -- --- -1,473

811
--------
541

2,991 1,940

693

-------2,014

-------1,165

----445

173

4 -------7

2,633

50

56

1,610 ------25 ------28

11

9

-----
4

4

1
----- -----

-----

8

1

1 ----I ----- ------28

106 18 9 3 8 14 3 82 15 16 14 5 5

192

53 39 ---:i6 12 25 ---15 2 ----8 6 ----7 ----3 ----I ----- 144

Greene ___________________ GwinnetL ________________
Habersharn _______________ HHaaInLco_c_k____________________________________

1,384 490 103
---2;009

563 205 117
-----547

Haralson _________________ Harris____________________ H a r t _____________________ Heard ____________________ Henry ____________________

258 1,505
751 334
1,678

110
489 251
138 546

1,947 1,092

416 1,508

27

695

400

164

564

9

220

89

98

187

13

2,556 ---1;507 -----413 ---1;920 ------15

368

233

96

329

7

1,994 1,235

435 1,670

24

1,002

511

187

698

10

472

268

97

365

2

2,224 1,280

432 1,712

21

35

62

10

19

8

21

23 ------38

7

14

28

52

13

23

6

8

31

52

26 140

20 ____3_

191
-----

___1_1_
-- --~

10
----0 -----

17
---------

31
-.---

____7_
-----

6
----1

81 36 ---40 ---3i ----5 13 ----7 13 ---27

6 2 1

2 _____ 4 _____ 2 _____

119 29 8

21 ----5 ----- -----279

7 10 1 _____ ----- 3 _____ 4 1 _____ 1 _____

27

42 25
6 31

29 13 2
30

17 1 123 ___2_2_
32 46

22 19 10 222 ____7_ 10
20 31 ---26

34 87

7 ___1_5_

215
-----

___1_3_
-----

1 2
-----

30 39 6 2 2

200 158 19
295

TABLE VIII-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-ENROLLMENTAVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE-FAILURES BY GRADES (1959-60)
*See note at end of table

SYSTEM

ENROLLMENT*

AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE*

NO. OF 4-YEAR H. S. GRADUATES

FAILURES BY GRADES

419 2,434 1,359 1,926
971
377 1,702
19 2,772
784
1,082 1,555
31,,201175j 747
2, 1981 1,482
1,6841~81'

222

84

1,426

432

766

212

1,176

492

577

162

242

88

940

322

15

3

1,488

496

475

150

522, 206

794

291

7871

317

1,572

501

481

133

1,263

345

843

341

425

178

901

299

8 --------1

Muscogee ________~~_ Newton ________ Oconee_________ _~_ Oglethorpe________________ Paulding _________________

7,467: 1,570'
321'
911 i 302;

2,241 497 119 275 118

9,708 2,067
440
1,186 420

6,199 1, 123
202 674 237

1, 953 i
400 86 194 1 91

8,152[ 1,523
288 868, 328'

122~51' III

13391[ 5 13 9

___ ___::1 25~J6' 1~7:9[

72i

70 32
1

2143 ___3_0_

17 8

5 1

37~91'
16 51

~: 60' 64 87

16

2;1 17

___ 18

---33

417

101191 2 3 6

74 94 123 ___1_2_

nl ____:[ 11_____

4 4

31 _____
-----

946 267
13 146
37

Peach _________ Pickens.._________________
~~~r===::::::::::::::::1
Pulaski___ ------ -- ________ 1 Putnam_______ ___________ Quitman __________________ Rabun ___________________ Randolph_________________

1,709[ 73
484 752 668
516 929 413
5 1,581

494 2,203

39

112

193

677

362 1,114

151

819

1,340, 60
377 591 549

279

795

386

379 1,308

767

144

557

278

1

6

5

527 2,108 1,065

431 1,7711

57

33

93

3

24 2

851 ___2_8_

9 1_

81 ____5__

8

88

1_ --- ----- ----- -----

3

157

534

262

853

130

679

4 1l 10

15 17 12

19 28 22

25 35 3

11 19 6

14

8 12

6 17

12 25
8

12 12
10

12 10 1l

17 25
1

125

68 _____

____6_

-----

129 192 56

198 306 108
1

----l---: ----- 584
1,073 3866

4 24
_______3_

11 27 11
--------

15 51 14
--------

158 9
-----

___1_0_ 5
-----

13: 15
-----

_____ 6

2 7
-----

2 14
-----

3
18 -----

7 2 7 -----

127 2
-----

___1_2_ _____
-----

2 1
---------

-----
-----

79 21 83
--------

391 1,456

16

41

57 64 29 38 46 13 27 51 20 9 7 1 1

306

Richmond________ Rockdale _______ Schley____________________ Screven __~ ________________
Semiaole__________________

8,120 603 520
2,202 625

2,746 230 178 542 289

10,866 833 698
2,744 914

6,837 465
371 1,496
528

2,285 168 131 416 237

9,122 633 502
1,912 765

127
7 4 24 24

127 10 24 29 18

254 17 28 53 42

88 9
15 68 10

90 14 12 74 10

96 4 8
36 1

65 7 11
24 5

47 1

13 10

451 ___7_4_ 65
-----

9 19 4 2 4

366 ____1_5 10
-----

14 9

4 9

15 7 1 3 2

202 ___1_5_ 2 _____ 1 _____ 2 _____

633 55
87 285
M

w
l:.:>

Spalding__________________ Stephens__________________ Stewart ___________________ Sumter ___________________

2,178

640

176 --------

1,254

440

1,617

413

2,818 176
1,694 2,030

1,799

MO

135 --------

954

356

1,172

333

2,339

37

31

68

135 -------- -------- --------

1,310

16

29

45

1,505

21

36

57

39 2
43
82

323

___3_1_

34 -----

13 16 37

67 51 52

24 1
14 44

242
24 43

17 _____
21 33

28 -----
218

23 ----____6_

7 ----2-
29

10 -_-_-_-_-_
12

1
-----
2 1

268 10
186 435

<0 Talbot _______________

1,166

430 1,596

912

340 1,252

18

33

51 45 27 1l 15 16 20 21 16 3 2 2 2

180

Taliaferro_____________ ____ Tattnall, _________________ Taylor __________________ Telfair ____________________
TerreIL ______________

494
853 974
972 1,990

129

623

379

341 1,194

631

289 1,263

680

427 1,399

754

529 2,519 1,396

98

477

264

895

217

897

323 1,077

393 1,789

7 20 12
22 32

6 25 20
23 18

13 45 32 45 50

18 27 49
17 54

20 27 19
8 23

16 19 1l
6 32

2 14 24 3 21

8 7 22 10 15

6 10 5 4 3

2 15 5 8 9

8 34
5 7 29

4
9 20
2 20

2
51
10 6

_____ 6
_____ 2 2

____1_ ____1_ _____

87 173 162
77 214

Thomas __________________ 1,605

542 2,147 1,213

442 1,655

32

40

72 59 37 48 33 50 27 18 7 39

41

332

Tift ______________________ 1,71l

Toombs __________

477

507 2,218 1,098

184

661

342

327 1,425

140

482

20 7

16 14

36 21

77 23

65 26

27 10

20 18

22 1l

34 5

27 6

49 9

3 12

131

1 _____

_____

-----

338 121

Towns _____ ~_ Treutlen ____

~ - - - --

-------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------

459

135

594

314

99

413

--------

- - - ~ - - -- ----- ----11 24

-----

----- ----- -----
15

-----

-----

-----

-----

- - - - 2-

_--_-_-_-_

--------
84

Troup ________

1,124

424 1,548

955

375 1,330

25

23

48 74 14 22 4

15 13 9

3 _____

175

TTwurigngesr_______-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

715 1,215

279

994

369 1,584

500 881

194

694

276 1,157

6 13

18 19

24 20 7 12 22

9 2 14

22

113

32 38 20 23 15 10 14 13

9 22 15

1 -----

180

Union____________________

Upson____________________ 1,053

105 1,158

971

- - - - ~ - -- -------- --------

----- ----- ----- -----

90 1,061

40 22 21 14 19 15 16 3

150

-~I~;'~;';I::I;; ---~;;!:;;~I~ ---~;; ---~ -';-;. --::: Walker.__________________

519

191[ 710

Walton___________________ 1,478

406 1,884

*:~~f~~i~~=:::::::::-:::=I--Im-----~~~I--Tm

L_________________________-_--_-or____ 1,689 555 ~2,244, ~ 27 49 76 _____ 1

_ _ _ _ '

_ _ ' - _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ ' _

41

32i 541 31

31

33

18

11

46

291 20

346

~-----~._--

TABLE VIII-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-ENROLLMENTAVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE-FAILURES BY GRADES (1959-60)
*See note at end of table

SYSTEM

ENROLLMENT*

AVERAGE DAILY

NO. OF 4-YEAR H. S.

FAILURES BY GRADES

ATTENDANCE*

GRADUATES

--------
Elem. H.S. Total Elem. H.S. Total Boy

Girl

Total 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

_9_1~ 8

11 12 Total

Wayne.. _. _____________ Webster __________________ Wheeler _ ________________ White ____________________
Whitfield _________________

899 568 443
54
--------

251 162 _____2_2_4_
--------

1,150
730 667 54
--------

684 428 337
45
-------.

200 111 163 ________
--------

884 539 50405
--------

14
--------
_______3_
--------

14
6
14
---------------

28
6
17
---------------

20 18 26 3
-----

14 3 7 4
-----

4 2 72
-----

10 18 ____4_
-----

4
2
12
---------

4 9 7
-----
-----

72
11
-----
-----

____2_
22 -----
-----

3 2 20
-----
-----

91
12
---------

2 _____
2
---------

_____
-----
4
-----
-----

79 57 134
9
--------

Wilcox ___________________ Wilkes ____________________
Wilkinson _________________ Worth ____________________

728 1,289 1,058 2,207

201

929

568

529 1,818

966

302 1,360

771

605 2,812 1,278

165

733

431 1,397

228

999

373 1,651

7 24
11 18

12 30
19 30

19 21 14 22 10 14 5 12 4 13 1

----- 116

54 25 13 10 19 32 27 27 13 2 30 52 24 26 21 26 19 15 9 12

21 ____1_ -----

170 206

48 93 49 61 66 45 30 25 29 48 45 36 5

532

Total Counties ____________ 184,487 58,948 243,435 142,648 47,055 189,703 2,594 3,391 5,985 5,4003,1292,7972,6472,268 1,824 1,790 1,998 1,844 1,317 720 131 25,865

Americus. ________. _______ Atlanta ___________________
Barnesville ________________ Bremen ___________________
Buford, _________________

1,334 29,458 --------
209

298 10,365
---.----
------76

1,632
39,823
-----.------2S5

1,037
25,351
-------. -----isi

226 8,313
-------------62

1,263 33,664
------------243

-.-----485
--------------7

--------
594
--.----. -------9

-------1,079
-._-----
16

43 229
-----
----5

47 137 -.---
2

36 21
107 133
----. --------3 ----4

28 105 -.---
----i

15 75
-----
4

29 32
-----
3

17 _____
-.-----------

50
-----.---
-----
-----

_____
---.-----
3

-------------------

_.._--
-----
--------i

286 818
-------------26

Calhoun __________________ Carrollton ________________ Cartersville _______________
Cedartown ________________ Cbickamauga __ _________

237 517
378 253
_______ 4

110 491 280 245
--------

347 1,008
658 498
--------

203 440 352 228
_M ______

91 375 230 187
--------

294 815
582 415
--------

8 16 13 15
--------

11 27 13 17
--------

19 43 26 32
--------

5 12 10 4
-----

11 9 111
-----

7 6 ____4_
-----

4
12 92
-----

_____ -----

14 8

____9_

10
-----

----- -----

3
8 2
1
-----

9 24
1
1
-----

8 20 11
3
-----

5
11 9 4
-----

_____ 5
5 1
-----

-_-_-_-_-_
3
---------

52 129 84 17
--------

Cochran __________________
Commerce ________________
Dalton. __ _______________ Decatur _. ________________ Dublin _________ _________

313

120

185 -----.--

377

160

647

267

1,015

301

433 185 537 914 1,316

256

98

161 350

-----i44

563

230

837 1

256

354

7

7

161 494

------i3

------ii

793

18

18

1,093

19

25

14 24 19 6 10 13

24 36

5
6 18

17 2 8

53 16

2 _____
7

13 ____1_

44 2 4 1 16 7

55

4 _____ _____

22

____3_

---iii -----

7 23. 5

10 _____ ----- -----

-----

332

4 7

11

____1_

2
-----

91 47 35 59 73

Fitzgerald ________________ Gainesville________________
Hawkinsville ______________ Hogansville_______________ Jefferson__________________

642 1,176
363 364
--------

299 371
--------
129
-----._-

941 1,547
363 493
-----.--

548 1,016
280 304
--._----

227 320
-------116
----_.--

775 1,336
280 420
---._---

12 12
-------12
_.------

25

37

20

32

~------- --------

10

22

-------- --------

11 9 1 33 10 20 ----- ----- ----14 1 2 --._- -.--- -----

4 39
7 3
----.

10 37 6
4
-.---

2 31
3
3 -----

411

25 32 19

_____ 2

-_-_-_-_-_

-

.

---2

-_.-- ----- -----

5 2 _____

5

14 10 2

27

-_-_-_-_._ . --.-
.----

-----
-----

1 3

-.--- ----- ---.- -.---.-

LaGrange _________________ Marietta__________________ Moultrie __________________
Newnan. ___________ . _____ Pelham ___________________

1,750

410

724

374

276

597

898 -------.

630

260

2,160 1,098
873 898 890

1,571

364

640

309

194

458

751 444

-----206

1,935 949 652 751
650

21 19 30
------11

24 24 43
------13

45 7433
------24

53 ___2_0_
16 46

659
.-.-6
26

___3_4_
----7 31

48 15
-----
3 15

32 2 -----4
26

46 4
____4_
28

12 25 41
---25

10 12 35
18

2 38 43

1 48 16

2 _____ 25 _____ 15 _____

13 ---14 ----9 ----.

30 19
15 3 25

Quitman __________________ Rome ____________________ Tallapoosa ________________ Tallulah Falls _____________ Thomaston ________________

751 1,649
-.-.---.
440

71 552
--------
-----315

822 2,201
--------
-----755

597 1,459
-.------
-----403

59 476
-.------
-----270

656 --------

1,935

22

-----.-. -----.-.
-----673 -------9

-------34
-----_.-
22

--------
56
--------
------31

24 41
-----
---16

30 16
-.---
8

22 25 21 33
----- -----
10 ---37

19 17 22 21
----. -----
32 ---17

26 8
-----
---11

12 _____ ----53 22 11
----- ----- -----
19 ---24 -15

-----3
.----
----4

-_-_-_-_-_

175 251

.---- ---.---

5 -----19

Thomasville _______________ Toccoa. __________. _______ TrioD. ~ _~ __~ ______ _______

1,405

524

37405

213 ________

1,929
583 45

1,156

462

33490 _____1_8_8_

1,618

31

35

66

54207

______1_0_

16 --------

26 --------

49 13 52 ____8_

33 12 3

- 14 14
21 ____6_

21 3

604 ___2_5_

22 18

7 13

85 ____8_

----- ----- ----- ~--- ----- ----- -----

274
75 7

Valdosta __________________ Vidalia ___________________

2,231 512

799 3,030 1,799

225

737

399

636 2,435

170

569

26 8

44 17

70 25

67 17

67 5

63 10

42 8

57 3

67 8

53 3

651 ___6_6_ 34 20 2
----- ----- -----

603 55

Waycross _________________ West Point. _______________ Winder ___________________

1,751 485 548

649 2,400 1,501

241

726

408

203

751

402

589 2,090

199

607

146

548

52 7 6

39 17 8

91 24 14

55 36

30 ___1_3_

247
-----

___1_7_ 5

21 4 3

121 ___1_8_ 28

9 22
1

10 8 R1 ____3_

13 _____ 12 1 _____

22 6 2

Totsl Cities_______________ 51,933 18,945 70,878 44,210 15,407 59,617

889 1,123 2,012 841 584 494 538 493 423 433 382 405 226 132 25 4,97

Total Counties____________ 184,487 58,948 243,435 142,648 47,055 189,703 Grand TotaL _____________ 236,420 77,893 314,313 186,858 62,462 249,320

2,594 3,483

3,391 4,514

5,9855, 40013,129 2,797 2,647 2,268 1,824 1,790 1,998 1,844 1,317 720 131 25,86 7,9976,2413,713 3,291 3,185 2,761 2,247 2,223 2,380 2,249 1,543 852 156 30,841

"NOTE: Enrollment-Elementary includes exceptional children. H. S. includes ungraded vocational. Kindergarten excluded. Average Daily Attendance-Elementary includes exceptional children. H. S. includes ungraded vocational. Kindergarten excluded.

TABLE IX-WHITE SCHOOLS-MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-INSTRUCTIONAL AND NON-INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL--BOARD MEMBERS (1959-60)
*See note at end of table

SYSTEM-WIDE PERSONNEL*

- - - - - - - - - - - - SCHOOL PERSONNEL

SCHOOL NON-INSTR. PERSONNEL* I
~6~b~~

SYSTEM

Admin. Assist.

Instr. Supv.

Visit. Teach.

Attend. Off.

Maintenance
School Bus Plant Shop

I Lnnch Supv.

Lib. Supv.

I
Clerical Other

Half Time or More

Total
Assist. LibraPrincipal rian

Counselor

Clerks

Lunch CusProg. todial
I
I

Other

Total

BOARD MEMBERS

--- ----

Appling______________

Yz Yz

4

3

4

35

11

50

4

Atkinson____________
~:~~;i:-~~-:-:~::::::: ::::i:::

2
-------- -------- ----~---, ~ ::::;::: :::::::: ----;--- ------

i I

I

I

I----~---

11
20 5

3
5 3

16

5

27

5

9

5

26

11

21

63

5

' L,- 1 Banks

--------

!g:~11~:::::::::::::_:

Y2

Yz

I

I

- _,:_~~;_:_~;_+_~-_'l,::: ~~::23:::: ~~~_--_~:_-:_:_1",:~~1::::4(: ~-1~23~~

44

::::~::: ;;;;;;;; ;;;:;;;; ;;;;:;;;

10 16 28 12 25

-------- -----14 4
4

15
16 43 16 31

5 5 5 5 5

Bibb

_

1

262

116

25 409

16

~~~:,! t ! ; " ........1; :;-, . 1 . ; ~;~~~ll~~::::::::::::: :::::::: ------- ---T-

::::::: -------- --:::::: ::::::::i-------- ------ ---T- -------- ----3--- -------- ----2---

8 15

-------- ------

8 21

14

20

13

21

46

19

76

5 5 5 5
5

21

13

35

5

10

3

13

5

3:~d~~:::::::::::::I:::::::::::_____

Yz
I

Yz
I

:::::::: :::::::: -------- ::::::1

:

::::::::1----:---1:::::::: ---T-

11 15

3 5

14

7

21

5

::::::::: Candler

--- --------

g~~~?:E::::::::::

--______

I -------- -------- ------, 3

::::::1 ~ _1 :::::::: :::_::::'::--:::: -- -;---

2I I

2

4

~ 1----2--- ~

56 43

14 11

9

4

6

5

73

7

59

5

14

5

Chatham , , _

10

1

31

8

2

4

39 '15: 12U

9; 7

35

203

98 11 347

12

,

I,

Chattahoochee..
fr:f~~~~~:-:~~:~~~~~~ ~~~L~ ::::!--: ----l~t:~~~~~ ::::~:::

1

,

::_::,,_~:~E :::~~~~:---r//l-I 2~Yz 1::__t:I:::Er::~:::I---r-

2 25 50 84 7

2 12 11 36 2

4

5

40

5

63

7

123

9

10

5

8~:c~~::::::::::::::I:::::::: ----~-J---~--r--i---i----:---I ~ 1::::::::'::::::::1

I:::::::

10 4 16

I 1: 3I 3!
I::::~::: I::::~::: I::::~::: I

4
1
7

68 15 180

9

4

47

12 I----;---I:::-----il ; - - - : 2 43

21

~:~ ,~:~ :~ ~ . ~ ',....;...i ;~"~! ,..;.. ~'j i"I' Crawford

--------

Crisp________________ 1

'I

1

r1--------

1----------------

1 -

-

-

--1

-

-

--------1-------1 --------

--------

-----

I1

2

2

~ 1- --- -: 1- ~ - - - ----~ - - -I
l

~

20 24
8
35

1---------11-------- ------1: DDaawdeson______________ --------

1Yz ------Y-z- -__-------

1

1

2 1--------

._

f '; 1,:~I T Decatur_____________

1

1

2

2

3

_

1
1,1.

17 7 73 344

7 ' 1 ,2

1, 6

30

;~:;;:::;:;I :....;.:1:,'1 ;::.! 'J rlrT:1 I Douglas

-------- 1 1________ 1 1-------- --------1-------- 1 ------1

r ~~h~s::::::::::::::: ----~--- ----~---I----~--- :::::::: ::::::::1 : ::-:::::1::::::_: ---T-

1

20

121

,j 45

~ I----~--- 1

1

1

tI

22 7

32 5
44 18 12
10 Ii 13 2 10
7 1 13 100 11
8 43 12 5 2

10 1

104 21 233 69 58
33 28 40 10 46
25 8
87 512 47
30 182 60 28 10

11 5 5 7 5
5 5 5 5 6
5 7 5 5 5

Igt~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ([' (~~~~~~:~I;;;;~;::I----r-I~~~~~~:~ ::::;::: ::::t: :::\ Fauuiu______________

1

,_______ 2

1

~~ I:::~:: _

:Yz I:::::::: ----i---i----i---I---T-
l.J 1____~____ :2 ------~--_1 ~5

20;-2
34 43
10 33

6Yz 1

_

27

49

60

14

45

5 5 5 5 5

Ii I::::~:::::::~::: ::::~::: ~

14 64
33

::

[:::~: ---3~--- :::::::: ---3~---

28 172

=~;::.:;:~;: iI

! :'::::,:::I:::'l:::I:::::;:: ::::;: :::1:::';.:: ::::::

135 5

1________

1 r-------_

2

2

1

18 4
55 36 28

8 17

I1---1---

23 84

9 11

44

7I1 143

36 354

4

24

1

6

39

96

12

48

10

39

5 5 5 5 5
5 5 10 5 5

Greene

_

Gwinnett_____________ 1

Habersham

_

HaIL_______________ 1

...l

Hancock

_ Yz

3

2 i--------

_ 14

! -------- 13

::::~::f1 ~~~~~~ ----~---I

86
54 67

6

7 1------ 21

I--L 25

115

9

67

23

93

3

10

Haralsou_____________

lI

HHaarrrt.i_s______________ -------- -----Y1z--,-r

Heard

_

Henry

_

I. ,.:im

;.:::, 19 18 30 10

I1

8 6

I::::::

28 24

4 _ - - - - - 34

5 ------ 15

5 5 5 5

26

13

40

5

1

---~c;;_;-'--c.____;_';;__;_c~__;_----'------'-----'-----'-----'---------'----'------~--------'---- - - - - - - - -

Chatham-7 Nurses included.

TABLE IX-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-INSTRUCTIONAL AND NON.INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL-BOARD MEMBERS (1959-60)
*See note at end of table

SYSTEM

SYSTEM-WIDE PERSONNEL*

SCHOOL PERSONNEL SCHOOL NON-INSTR. PERSONNEL*

SYSTEM

SCHOOL

Maintenance

HalfTime or More

BOARD

Admin. Instr. Visit. Attend.

Lunch Lib. Cler-

Lunch Cus-

MEM-

Assist. Supv, Teach. Off.

Supv. Supv. ical Other Total

Clerks Prog. todial Other Total BERS

School Bus

Assist. Libra- Coun-

Plant Shop

Principal rian selor

------ --- ---- ---- ------ ----- ------------- --------- -----

Houston. ___________ . 1

1

JIJraawscpkinseor~. ~_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:__:_:_: Jeff Davis ____________

--------
1
--------

....j..-
-.-------------

1 1 1 1

::::::::I--~---
-.-----. --------

3
3 1

-------- -------- 4 ------ 17

-------- -------- 1 ------ 2

-------- ---.---. ----j--- ------ 10

-.-----. -------.

---.-- 4

-------- 7

2

8

71

---.---- 1 -----.-- 1

16

-------- -.-.-.-- -------- -------- 12

-----.-- -------. -------- 1

8

1 -.------ -------- -----.-- -.--._-- -------- 1 ------ 2 -.------ 1

1

2

18

18 5

--.---_-.-.-

97 22

7 --._-- 19

2 ------ 11

5 ------ 25

5 5 5 5 5

Jefferson_____________ Jenkins ______________ Johnson _____________ Jones________________ Lamar _______________

-----)1-
----------------------

1 I
1
--------

1 -----.-- -------- -----.-- -----.-- -.-.---- 1 ------

Y2 --------

Y2 -------- -------- -------- 2 ------

1 -------- 1 -------- -------- -------- 1 ------

1 -------- --------1-------- -------- -------- -------- ------

1 -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------. ------

3 -----.-- -------- -------- 3

26

4Y2 -------- -------- -------- 2

13

3 -------- -------- -------- -------- 14

2 -------- 1

1 -------- 15

1 -------- -------- -------- -------- 7

11 ------ 40

3 ------ 18

4

-----~

18

8 ------ 23

2 ------ 9

5 5 5 5 5

Lanier _______________ Laurens______________
LLLieibneec~oilny:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:__:_:_:_:_:

--------
----:i---
w _______
--------

Y2 1
--------
Y2

Y2 -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- 1 ------ 2 -------- 1 -------- --------

1 -------- -------- 5 -------- -------- 3 ------ 10 -------- 1 -------- 4

1 -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- ------ 3 -------- -------- -------- --------

1 -------- 1 -------- -------- -------- 1 ------

3

_____ w __

1

1

1

Y2 -------- 1 ---~---- -------- -------- -------- ------ 2 -------- 1 -------- 1

9 29
8 2 10

2 ------ 11 12 ------ 45 3 ------ 11 7 ------ 10
3 ------ 14

5 5 5 5
5

Long________________
Lowndes_____________ Lumpkin_____________ Macon_______________ Madison _____________

1 --------
____ w ___
---------------

-------1 1
1

Y2 1
-------1 1

--------------
1
---------------

-------4
-------1 1

1 5
----------------------

1

1

1 ------

1 -------- 2

1

-------- -------- 1 ------

-------- -------- 1 ------

-------- -------- -------- ------

5Y2

2

1I 1

1

15

1

2 I ------

2

3 -------- 1 I 1 I --------

3 -------- --------1--------1--------

3

- - - - - - - - - - ______ 1 ______ - -

1

4 25 11 13 22

4 ------ 9 9 ------ 36 4 ------ 15 4 ------ 17
6 ------ 29

5
5 5 5 5

Marion ______________ McDuffie____________
Mclntosh ____________ Meriwether_______ . ___ Miller_______________

--------
-------- 1 -------- --------
--------------- 1

1 -------- --------

1 -------- --------

Y2 1

:::::::r- T

-

1 --------1------_

::::::::1 2 -------Y2 --------

1 ------
1 ------

::::::::1 --------
2 --------

1 ------
2 ------

2 --------

1 ! 2 ------

4 -------- 1 -------- -.------ 6

3lYYz2

-------1

2 -------1 --------

3 1

15 7

6 -------- -------- -------- -------- 22

7 --------

1

_______ w

1

13

3 ------ 9

6 ------ 24

3 ------ 11

10

1

33

3

3

20

5 5 5 5 5

MitchelL ____________ Monroe______________ Montgomery_________ Morgan______________ Murray ______________

2 ---------------
--

---------------
Y2
I

-------r------ ~~~~~~J--T r---- 1
1 Y2

-_-_.--__-_-.-_- ----1----

4
---------------

._._j----------

________ 1 I

----- - ------

1 1

::::::::---T-

--------
--------

--------
--------

5 -------- 1

1

1

17

4

2

3

1 -------- 17

3 -------- -------- -------- 1

8

2 4

::::::::l---T-I-~~T--

1 1

14 21

8 ------ 26

6 ------ 23

2 ------ 11

6 7

------
------

21 2g

5 5 5 5 7

Muscogee____________ Newton______________ Oconee Oglethorpe. Paulding
Peach________________ Pickens Pierce Pike_________________ Polk_________________
Pulaski. Putnam Quitman Rahun Randolph

3

1

1

-

_

_

1

1 1

1

1

1

1

_

-

_

-

-

_

_

RRiocchkmdoanled____________ 3 -
Schley___________ __ _ _ SScermevineonl_e_____________ __.__

2_ 1_

Spalding_____________ __ __ 1

SStteepwhaernts_____________

1

1_

Su-nter

-

_

Talbot;

_

Taliaferro____________ TattnalL Taylor Telfair_______________
TerreIL

__ _ _
1
_

Thomas______________

1

)1

TifL________________

__ 1

1

Toombs______________ 1

_1

Towns_______________ _ -_ - _ 1

Treutlen_____________

)1

)1

Troup_______________

Turner

Twiggs



Union

Upson_______________ _

1

_

_

_

-

_

Walker__ _

_

Walton_

_

_

Ware

_

Warren

_

Washington

_

45 1
__ 1 2
-
23
)1 1
1)1 1 6 1

1
2 1 2

21

79

2

5

1

3

4

9

1

3

1

_ _

3 1

1

_7

1

_ _

3 4

-------- -----

3 1 -------- ------ --
2 1

44

2

3

3

1

2

1

5

14

1

1

6

)1

1

3

1

1

4

1

2

2

3

1

_

2

3

6
6 11
3 1

1

4

1

3

1

4

1

5

1

3

3 2)1

_ _

3 1)1

10 7

2

2

--------1------ 6

51

264

145

3

49

12

19

5

8

31

9

460

15

65

5

24

5

8

5

40

5

2

7

26

6

19

4

14

6

48

14

10

5

33

5

23

5

21

5

63

9

7

2

9

5

9

4

13

5

1

3

1

6

5

2

3

27

8

38

5

2

2

11

4

17

5

5

5

28

136

118

12 294

15

1

12

3

16

5

4

2

7

5

2

17

6

25

5

1

13

3

17

5

4

51

26

28

7

6

3

17

5

8

3

83

10

38

5

9

5

22

5

11

5

3

1

25

4

11

2

21)1

6

15

8

4

5

30

5

13

9

31)1

5

25

5

26

7

55

10

19

6

8

4

11

4

34

7

66

7

28

5

12

5

16

5

33

9

16

4

1

9

4

1

13

5

1

19

8

49

6

20

5

14

5

22

5

30

5

13

82

28

2

37

12

39

8

9

2

36

13

123

5

52

7

48

5

11

5

50

5

TABLE IX-Continued-WHITE SCHOOL8--MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-INSTRUCTIONAL AND NON-INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL-BOARD MEMBERS (1959-60)

*See note at end of table

=-====-----------_..- - - - - - - - - - - -

SYSTEM-WIDE PERSONNEL*

SCHOOL PERSONNEL SCHOOL NON-lNSTR. PERSONNEL*

SYSTEM

I----.---,----.---,------,----,----,-------;--~ -~-----~-

I
Admin. lnstr. Visit. Attend. Assist. Supv. Teach. Off.

I ! Maintenance --,

1 Lunch I Lih.

I Supv. Supv.

Cler-

Half Time or More

~

~~_

ical Other Total

School Bus

I

Assist. Libra- Coun-

I Lunch Clerks Prog.

Custodial Other Total

SYSTEM SCHOOL BOARD MEM-
BERS

Plant Shop

Principal rian selor

~~-~~-I--- - - - -~- - - - - - - --~ ~~,-~-. - - - - - - -~- - - - - - -~-I~-~ ~ - ~-- - - -~- -~--

~:?:~t~~~~_-_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~___

$~it~~~-_-_~~~======== ======== ---T-

Whitfield____________

1

~ -------- ---T- ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~

1%

I%: -------- -------- --------1 1 %;~

1

~~~=~=~= ~=====~= =~~~=~=~

1

4

I i________

5l 2f

-------- -------- 1~

~

._

46

14

7~

~

t~

g

64

5

Wilco'-______________ Wilkes

1

_

_

Wilkinson____________ 1

1

1

Worth_______________

1

3 5

________

1165

21 21

________

--------

1 1 2154

19 34

Total Counties

_ 45Yz 112

135%

310Yz 149%: 22

28

303% 71 1, 183l{, 65

209

102

446 5,132 1,966Yz 131 7,675Yz

882

Americus_____________

1

.. 1

3

1

Atlanta______________ 25

55

4

5

155

4

101

350

54

I----i--- ~:~::::~~~:=:=:=:=:=: _~e!,_o~~~ ~_b::~~~ ~~_~~.
Buford

:==:::=: ._

----4---
3

--------
=:=:=:=:

----~----,.-.-----

--------

------

.-------

--------

1 1 1

1

1 I 17

4

30

128

399

364

1

18

6

1

9

4

1

8

3

22

13

891

9

28

6

14

5

12

5

1-._.----

_.

.____ 17

4

_____._ . . _..... __ ..

._____ 28

4

21

5

32

6

1

Yz

22

10

33

5

I:'.' 1

1

33

1 . - 9

43

4

10

9 5

bJ~:~.:

l2Y2_.:'...rJ,:~I:~I1:':::-:!::~c=-

~~_'____'__""..:c==..:..._'_=_____ 1:

3 1_---

21 12

1lO4>4

I--_____ .

36>4 60

7 I. ___._ r 33

5
5 5 5
7

Fitzgerald____________ Gainesville___________ 1

Y2

Y2

1

!________
_

1

_

***2

~~::~~~~~::::::::: :::::::: :::::::: -----~- :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ---_:_-- ---_:_-- ---_:_-- :::::: ----~~- ::::::::

Jefferson_____________

1

2

3

_

7 32

6

Y2

11 11

LaGrange

_

Marietta_____________ 1

_

Moultrie

_

2
1 1

Newnan_____________

1

Pelham

_

--------1--------
_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- 21

I-----21---

60 47
50

-_-__-_-_-_-_-_- 32 I 11

26 9

Quitman
Rome________________ Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls
Thomaston___________

_

1

1

_

_ _

1

:::::::: ---T--I::::~::: ---:~---

7
70 4

1

1

1

3

1

1

3

26

Thomasville__________ Toccoa Trion
Valdosta_____________ 2 Vidalia

1

1

_ _

1 Y2

1

1

_

*4

11

3

Y2 9

1

32

16

8

6

72

2

14

Waycross____________ 2

1

1

2

West Point

Winder______________

1

7

1

2

_

1

48 7 10

Total Cities __________ 32

64

25

185

18

143Y2 10 490Y2

91

51

192 1,249

Total Counties________ 45Y2 112

1351'/12

31OY2 149;!4 22

28

303% 71 1,183%, 65

209

102

446 5,132

Grand TotaL ________. 77Y2 176 I

160'>, 10

495Y2 149;!4 40

36

447% 81 1,674}12 71

300

153

638 6,381

***Gainesville-1 Art, 1 Speech.
*NOTE: System-wide Personnel-Professional and non-professional personnel who work with all schools in the system and are not assigned to any specific schooL School Non-instructionalPersonnel-Personnel assigned to specificschools.
*Thomasville-1 Bible, 1 Music, 1 Art.

6

14

15

48

2

9

5

17

3

16

19
16 12Y2 10
2

80 64
67Y2 40
11

2

11

24

105

1

5

1

5

14

43

7

41

6

25

4

12

15

93

3

19

14

63

3

12

4

15

638;!4 4 2,083;!4

1,966Y2 131 7,675Y2

2,6057<; 135 9,7597<;

7 13 7 6 5
5 5 5 4 7
250 882 1,132

TABLE X-NEGRO SCHOOLS-MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-INSTRUCTIONAL AND NON-INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL (1959-60)
*See note at end of table

SYSTEM-WIDE PERSONNEL*

SCHOOL PERSONNEL SCHOOL NON-INSTR. PERSONNEL*

SYSTEM

Admin. Instr. Assist. Supv,

Visit. Teach.

I Maintenance

Attend. :

,----_ _1 Lunch

Off.

Supv.

School Bus

Plant Shop

Lih. Supv,

Clerical

Other

Half Time or More Total
Assist. Libra- CounPrincipal rian selor

Clerks

Lunch Prog.

Custodial

Other

Total

-----1------------------------------------------

Appling_____________

1

Atkinson___________

Bacon __.___________

1

Baker______________

1

Baldwin .___________

1

Yz Yz
1

1

_

_

_ _

~"

_

2

4 ------.-

6

9

1 -------- 10

2 ---.---- -------

2

3

2 -------- 5

10

4 ---.---- 14

Banks______________

1

1

__

Barrow

.____

_

.___

Bartow_____________

1

Ben HiIL__________

1

1

Berrien_____________

__

__

1

2

__

_

_

2

1

1

4

2

1

3

2

1

3

Bihb_______________ BleckIey____________ Brantley____________

3

1

2 _
__ __

2

2

10

1

3

2

1

36

__

~~~~~~~::::::::::: -::::::: ----~--- -----~- ::::-:::1 3Yz :::::::: :::::::: ::::::- :::::::- :::::::: 4n :::::::: -::::::: :::-:::- :::::::: ~

Bulloch_____________ Burke______________ Butts_______________ Calhoun____________ Camden____________

1 1
Yz
1

1

1

2

1

Yz 1

1

2

2

__

3

2

1

3

2

13

1

11

4

7

1

9

54 __

91 _
_

~ :::::::: ~

7

22

10

22

2

6

4

11

4

14

Candler_____________ Carroll_____________ Catoosa____________ Charlton___________ Chatham_________
Chattahoochee____ Chattooga__________ Cherokee___________ Clarke______________ Clay_______________

__ __ 1

__

1

1

1

__

16

2

1

1

2

1

2 __

1

*7

30

__ 4 1

1

3

4

__

1

1

1

2

2

5

8

4

12

__

_

2

2

4

5

16

60

52

4

132

1

4

1

1

1

24 2

13 1

2
6 1
38 3

~!~~ ~.~ ~.~ :~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~.~ ~.~ I.~ 3

1

3

I . . 1; .. .;. .:..;. 10

3 2 7

8 4 9 13 10
17

2

2

5

Crawford

Crisp_______________

1

1

2

_ _

13 2
5

10 1 4

24 3 9

Dade_______________

1

1

_

Dawson

~

,

_

~~,. : ,t;::., .:........,...... ,: ....;1; . ~; ,; ;

Douglas____________

Early______________

1

1

Echols______________

1

1

3

3

7

2

1

3

2

10

4

14

_

1

1

2

!~:~~~l~:::::::::: :::::::: "r :::::::: :::::::: ::::~::: :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::1=::::::: ::::~:::
~::r~::::::::::::: :::::::: ~ ~_ :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ::

5

13

7

12

____ __ __ ________

1

Y2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

2

4 2

144

-11 -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------

Fayette_____________

Floyd______________

1

Forsyth

Franklin____________

Fulton_____________

1

__ _

3

2

1

1

1

1

14

21Y2

5 2
_ 2
41Y2

Gilmer
Glascock Glynn______________ Gordon Grady______________

'________

1

1

1

I
_

1

1

1

3

15

15

31

_

11

Greene

..

GwinnetL__________

1

1

Habersham_________

HalL

.

Hancock____________

1

Y2

Y2

18

3

5

2

_

13

'Chatham-3 Nurses included.

1

1

6

14

3

6

1

2

5

17

TABLE X-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-INSTRUCTIONAL AND NON-INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL (1959-60)
*See note at end of table

SYSTEM-WIDE PERSONNEL

I SCHOOL PERSONNEL SCHOOL NON-INSTR. PERSONNEL*

SYSTEM
== -1== I Houston
Irwin Jackson____________ Jasper Jeff Davis ..

Admin. Assist.
_ _

Instr. Visit. Attend. Supv, Teach. Off.

Maintenance

Lunch Supv.

I

Lib. Supv.

i

Clerical

I 0 ther

Total

Half Time or More

I Lunch Cus-
Clerks Prog. todial Other Tota!

Schoo! Bus

Assist. Libra- Conn-

Plant Shop

I

Principal rian selor

------ --- --- --- --- --- --- --5-

I
--1

--1--1-2---6------19-

1 __-

-

-
-

. ---

-
-

-

-

-.-

-

-

2 -

- - - - -- I

--- - - - -- -

-.

--

2
--- ---
-

-

--

---

-- -- .

- -- - -- - - . .

-- - - - - - - -

-

- -- . .

- - - - --

------

-

--- -

-- --______

1 2

1

5

3

9

1

24

21

37

.

2

1

3

Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

._ ..

._. __.

Y2

.. __.___

1
1. ___--
_

-
.-

.

-

- --
Y2
. --- ---

-

-
-

.

--

-.. -

-
--
-

-

-

-
Y2
- -- -
- --

-
-

-
--- ---

----
- --
--

- - - - - . --- - - - - -
------ - - - - - - - -- - - - --- - - - - -

1

._

1Y2 .

1 --- __

11 6

6 5

18 11

2

1

3

8

3

11

3

2

5

Lanier

.

Laurens____________

Lee. .

.

Liberty

. ..

Lincoln . .

1 _-

._ 1

-

._

-
----

- --

-- --

-.

-
.

--

.-
--
-

-
-

-

- --
.
-- -

- -- --
-
- --

-

-

-- -

.

---

-

-
--

--- -

- - - -- - - -

---
-- --- -----.

..

--

- - -- - -

2

1

3

6

6

12

4

2

6

12

8

23

3

2

5

Long_______________ J-lowndes____________ Lumpkin
MacoD_____________ Madison.

.

Y2 1 1 _-
_-

Y2
----- -.

- - --
----
- --
- --

-- -
-- - - -- -----

-
-

.--

--

-

---_.-
-

I
---

-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Y2 -- - -- - - - -

2

- - - - - - ---- --

-

- - - - --

- - - - - --- -

2Y2 3

5 4

6

5

11

3

2

5

Marion McDuffie.. McIntosh Meriwether _ Miller

._______ . __.

1 1 1

_
_-

--- - - -- ---- ---- -- - --

--- - -

--

-----

.-

- .-----

_.-

.

--

--

-

---
---

- - -- -
Y2
- ---
2
- - --

- --

--

-- - -

.

.-

-

-
-
-
-

- --
-- - ------
-- 1

- - ------ - ----

-

-

.-

-

-

-

--_____

--

---

1Y2

1

1.. __

2 1

2
2
7 14 1

3 4
12 20 2

Mitchell____________ 1 Monroe_____________ Montgomery
Morgan. Murray

1

-- -

_- -

- - -- -
-- - - -

~_--

--

--

-
-

--

-
-

- - -- .
- - -- -
- - --
- - --
-- - - -

-
-
-
-

-
-


-
-

-
-

..-

-

-
-

-

--

-
-

-
-

-
-

-
-
-

i-

---
-

-- I-

-

i -I

--
---

-- - - -

-
-

-- I

-
-

-
-

-

-

_.___ ._ 2
-- . ______1 3
- ::::: ::::::::

1 .-------
::::::::

1

1

1 -------. .-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

:::::::r:::::: ::::::::

32
----~---

25
----~- __

1.1 48
:::::::: ..."

_

MNeuwsctoong_e_e__________ '________
Pg~afuel~d1i:n'gorp~~~:::::::: ::::::::
Peach______________ Pickens Pierce______________ 1 Pike________________ Polk
Pulaski.____________ Putnam____________ Quitman____________ Rahun Randolph___________
~~ctd~k~~::::::::: ::::::::
Schley______________ Screven_____________ Seminole____________
~f:~~~~L::::::::: ::::::::
Stewart_____________ Sumter_____________ TalboL

47

-------- -------- -------- --------

= :::::::: :::::::: ----7--- :::::::::::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::

1

2

1

1

1

2

1

1 1

= :::::::: ::::::::
1

1

~______

1

= :::::::: ::::::::
1 1

1

=~ :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ~

~
H

~
H

:::::::: ::::::::

= ::::::::

1

I 510

-------- -----1--- -----1---,

16 _

62 4

44 4

122 8

~ ::::::::

= ---_=

::::::::_

7

1

3 -------- --------

2

8 3 3

1 7 2

1

1

_

_

1

_

_ _

6 1 1 2
3

8 2 7 6 9

1

4

7

1

1

1

2

--

-- _

1

2

1

6

2

9

=:_..1. = ~

~

1

1

_

1

_

~ :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::

2

2

2

2

..

=~ _ _
=

38

62

2

1

2

1

8

6

2

1

~_..i. __ =~

5

2

13

4

8

3

::::::::

114 3 3 15 3
~~ _
7 17 11

Taliaferro

_

TattnaIL

_

Taylor

_

Tellair

_

TerreIL

_

Thomas____________ TiIL________________ Toombs____________ Towns
Treutlen____________

H

lH

__ __

2 7

1
1

----------------1

3 8

4

3

7

10

4

15

7

1

8

11

18

7

11

2

4





_

4

Troup______________

1

4

15

Turner_____________

4

Twiggs_____________

1

1

1

3

1

5

4

10

Union

_

Upson_____________

1

1

8

4

12

~~lJ..:.r::.~

,

i

::1:.481

:_..::

.,~



H81)FF:

::I 'j;2

.:b:[,~J

.

.

TABLE X-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-INSTRUCTIONAL AND NON-INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL (1959.60)
*See note at end of table

SYSTEM-WIDE PERSONNEL*

SCHOOL PERSONNEL SCHOOL NON-INSTR. PERSONNEL*

SYSTEM

Admin. Instr. Assist. Snpv.

Visit. Teach.

Maintenance

Attend. 1

,--_ _ 1 Lnnch

Off.

Snpv.

School Bus

Plant Shop

Lib. Supv.

Clerical

Other

Half Time or More Total
Assist. Libra- CounPrincipal rian selor

Clerks

Lunch Prog,

Custndial

Other

Total

-----1--------------------------------------

Wayne_.

.__

Webster____________

Wheeler.___________

711

!i

White

1

1

3

3

7

1

1

%

1)12

1

2

1

3

._

Whitfield.





_

Wilcox._.__________

1

s:: Wilkes.__.__________

1 ..

..

..

. _.

. __..

Wilkinson

.- ._ 1

._ ------

3 _. . __ . ._______

. __ .__

1

1

.. .

4 ._______ 1

l>:> Worth .

----. -

-------- -------- --.---.- ----.--- --- -- -------- -------- ------ -------- .-.----- ------ __ ----

-

__ _ _

4 4 7

---- _ 10

Total Counties _ 2)1 78

129')i 33

7)1

15

288~.

14

73

32)1 101 948

3

------~-

7

3 ---.--.-

7

4 -------- 11

5 -------- 15

680)1 20 1.749)1

Americus .___

_

BAatlrannetas_v_il_le__________ 1.

7

2

3

31

Bremen Buford_.___________

.

_

..

. ._______ 1

Calhoun

.

._

Carrollton___________

Cartersville.

.

Cedartown

.______

Chickamauga

Cochran____________

Commerce

Dalton.

Deeatur; ,

._

Dublin, ,

.__

. __ .__ 1
._._. .__
._.

___ . . 2
.

._

._ __

2

47 __._____ 31

13

_

.

1

1

.__

)1

.

.___

1

_

,_______

.___ 7 66 124
.___ __ 2
2 3 2 3

3 197
_ 1
1 2 2 2

2 _
4 4
5

1 1 2 3 4

. . 10

387 _

.

_

3

3 5 .____ 4 5
_

---.-._--

3

---.----

1

-------- 6

--._-_.- 7

-------.

9

Fitzgerald

-------- %' ------- ,-------- -------- -------- -------- -------- ------- ------- %'

1

1

1

2

1

2 -------- 5

!i~g?~~~~~~~~~~~ :~~~~~~: :~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~: ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~: ~~~~~~~~ :~~~~~~~ ~~~~:~~~ :::~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~: ~~:~~~~~ ~~~~~~:~ ~~~~~~~~ ::~~~~~ ; ::::~::: ~~~~~~~~ : : ;: :

LaGrange___________ Marietta____________ Moultrie____________
Newnan. Pelham

Quitman __._________

Rome______________

Tallapoosa

Tallulah Falls.

Thomaston

.

1

.

.

.___

1 __ ._._. _._.
_

1 1
.

3 1

1

_ _ 1

11 5 3

7 -------- 18

3 ---.--.-

8

2

_.-.--.-

6

. ._

.

.__ _

1

1

._. __ _

5 4

2 -------- 7

1 ---.-.-.

5

.

. ._______

._______ 1

._____ 1

3

1

5

1

._

1

1

1

2

11

8

21

._

__ _

.

._

_







_

.

.

.

_

_

3

2

5

Thomasville

Toccoa_____________

Trion_______________

Valdosta

._____

Vidalia. __._________

1 __.

Waycross___________

1

West Point,

Winder

Total Cities_____ ._._ 1

10%, 2

Total Counties______ 2Yz 78

9712

.__ 1



._ 1

1

__ __

1

._______

1 _.______ ._____

._.

.

.

1

4

_.______

1

1

._

1 __._____

.

1

1

1

1
1

11 3Yz
_ 27 2

3 -------lYz -------1 -------12 -------2 --------

15
5 1 40 4

2



._.

1 _ _

16 2
3

9

--------

26

2 -------- 4

2 -------- 5

5

36 -----.--

1

2

3

1

61%, -------- 42

18Yz 76

276Yz 284Yz -------- 637

2

129')i 33

3

7Yz

8% 15

288,_ 14

73

32Yz 101 948 680Yz 20 1,749Yz

Grand TotaL __. ____ 3Yz 88%, 11712 7

165')i 33

4

9Yz 11% 16

349~12

14

115

51 177 1 224Yz 965 20 2,386Yz

-NOTE: System-wide Personnel-Professional and non-professionalpersonnel who work with all schools in the system and are not assigned to any specific school. School Non-instructional Personnel-Personnel assigned to specificschools.

TABLE XI-WHITE SCHOOLS-TEACHERS-CERTIFICATES (1959.60) *See note at end of table

SYSTEM
Appling Atkinson Bacon BakerBaldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill ,; Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden
Candler CarroIL Catoosa Charlton Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay

REGULAR PROGRAM TEACHERS'

ADULT PROGRAM

ELEMENTARY

HIGH SCHOOL
I

I Male Female Total Male Female Total

I TNeaocnh- .
Prin.

;

Total

I

5 yr.

Kinder-

TYPE OF CERTIFICATE

garten

Teachers

4 yr. I 3 yr. 2 yr. 1 yr. Permit Total

TEACHERS Male Female Total

Grand Total
All Teachers

--- --------- ---------'-------------------------------

__-
_

5 3
2

_

1

_

3

61

66

32

35

45

47

13

14

50 I 53

21 9 12 5 12

24 10
15 5 26

45

3

114

19

2

56

27

2

76

10 -- ----- 24

38

6

97

14 85 11

3 ------

1 114 --------

--------

114

9 34

9

4 ------ --- -~- 56 --------

2 --------

2

58

9 51 13 3 ------ ------ 76 -------- -------- -------- --------

76

3 16 27 69

4 1 ------ -.---1 ------ ------ -.----

24 97

-----i--

---------------

--------
--------

--------
--------

24 98

_

4

_

3

_

14

27)1 31)1

6

10)1 16Y:; 1

49

39

42

5 -------- 5 -------. 47

76

90

28

22

50

3

143

_
_-II

2

24

3 I 60

26 63

3 20

4 21

7 -------- 33

41

2

106

5 38

5

1 ------ ------ 49 -------- -------- -------- -----.--

4 26 11

6 ------

47 --------

--------

21 78 22 17 ------ 5 143 -------- 3 -.------ 3

4 21

7

1

------ 33 --------

--------

8 59 22 16 1 ------ 106 -------- 5 -------- 5

_ ____---

2
-------3
4 1

454 23 34 25 23)1

456 23
37 29 24Y:;

98

150

248

31

735

166 465

4 -----8-- 4 -------- 27

19

27

2

66

4 15 6 41

13

14

27 -------- 56

10 31

10

7

17

1

42)12

8 27

62 4
15
6 3

30 ------ 12 4 ------ -----4 ------ ------
9 ------ ------
5 ------ ------

735 -------- -------- ---.---- --------

27 -------- -------- -------- --------

66 -------- -------- -------- --------

56 43

--------
--------

---.----
--------

----------------

--------
--------

49 47 146 33 111
735 27 66 56 42)1

_

1

75

_

4

45

__-
_-

-------1 5

27 21
32

76 49 27 22
37

20 14
9 7 12

34 17 7 7
8

54

6

136

31

2

82

16

1

44

14 -------- 36

20

2

59

31 101

4

9 58 10

3 38

3

4 25

6

4 42 10

------

136 -------- -------- -------- -------- 136

2 ------ 3 ------ ------
1 ------ -----3 ------ ------

~~~~~~~~I 82 -------- -------- --------
44 -------- -------- --------
36 -------- -------- -------59 -------- -------- --------

82 44 36 59

___-- ,--

----13 13

24
89 95

24 102 108

_ _

2 28

26 468

28 496

__-

-------4

_

12

4
71 97

4 75 109

_ _-

3 --------

134 10

137 10

6 35 35 9 93
2 19

13 30 24 9 190
2 16

19

2

65

5

59

5

18

1

283

36

4 --------

35

3

45

8 33

172

34 113

172

26 91

47

7 26

815

114 584

8 ------ 4

113

9 61

4 21 30 6 66
1 25

------ -----4 -----21 ------ 4
8 ------
40 ------ 11

3 ------

13

5

:';]:i'~:1 45 ------ 1

1i

172 -------- 3

172 -------- 2

47 815

----------------

----75--

8 ---.----

113 --------

5

46 177 174 47 921
8 120

30 14 4

30 56 5

60

2

171

70

10

217

9 --------1 19

19 112 71 144 2 12

20 17

I

2

2 ------ ------ ------

5 ------1------ ------[

171 -------- --------
211971_--_-_-_-_-_-_-_. -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_

171 217 19

Ccllainyctho_n__-_--_-_-_-_-_-_--_-_-_1 Cobk_____________ Coffee_____________
Colquitt.__________

Columbia

_

Cook,

_

Coweta . _

Crawford

_

crisp

1

Dade

_

Dawson

_

B~t~b~~:~::::::::1

Dooly

I,

Dougherty_________ Douglas____________ Early______________ Echols

Effingham__________

E!bert.____________

EnanueL_________

Evans ,

_

Fannin-----------_i

Fayette

_

Floyd_____________

Forsyth____________

Franklin___________

Fulton_____________

Gilmer____________ Glascock
Glynn_____________ Gordon___________ Grady______

Greene _ Gwinnett, ____ Habersham_________
~:~~~~~k:::::::::::

Haralson__________
~:.~~~~:::::::::::I ~:~~~:::::::::::::I

242

193 27

217 29

46 9

40

401

441

107

5

97

102

32

11

96

107

7

I

47

48

9

3

43

46

9

4

56

60

15

14

14

3

57

61

14

3

46

49

16

I

22

23

7

3

85

88

29

50

795

845

152

I

63

64

19

2

32

34

10

7

228

235

43

4

69

73

12

1 _

31 9

32 9

10 4

3

39

42

15

3

63

66

11

4 1

66

70

22

24Y2 25Y2 7

12

72

84

24

34

34

6

18

146

164

44

3

59

62

20

1

64

65

18

22

542

564

145

5 _

49 9

54 9

16 3

7

144

151

41

8

65

73

17

3

62

65

17

26

26

6

35

158

193

48

13 I 72

85

22

__~~

I

131 14

153 14

40 2

8

35

43

10

~

22 56

26 58

9 19

~

22 43

24 50

6 14

51 8 147 34 11
20 16 13 6Y2 20
10 6
28 229 26
14
7220
26 4
11 28 28 11 26
11 43 17 22 192
11 6
56 12 26
17 48 24 42 11
12 8 17 10 18

I 14

917

1

2U I

3a2
2

328
47 727 171 127

57 198 43 30'

3 27 12

4

112 500 82 31

20 123 20

8

12 54 39 21

1

_ 328

I 47

2 727

_ 171

1

_ 127

_ 1

_ _
_ 1
_

328 47 727 172 127

29 I
:!25 I 2
Y2I-----r

79 73 88 24Y2
99

3 9 11 2 19

58 48 44 22
60

101 13

a7

27

6

1~1-----2

I,

79 73

_

_

__

1

1

1
------

!!:::::::: ... :::::::: :::::~::i

79 74
90 24Y2 99

26 13 1
57 I
381,
45 i

I

76

_

36

3

148

51 1,277

2

111

li~ 1----16--

58 364

34

3

110

36

1

69

8

17

6

9

J!II 4
25 256 12 90

4 2179 8

!

5 44

8

57 273 19

12 7
1

61 55
10

19 7 3

26

68 , 7 42 10

39 50

5

110

1

121

13 18

81 86

11 12

18

1

44Y2 5 40

50

6

140

17 76 23

17 '

sa

5 34

8

87

254

38 166 36

37

101

10 47 24

40

105

16 82

5

337

43

944

182 663 68

130 17 8 1

8 1

5 _

~~ :::::::: -------- :::::::: ::::::::1

148

5

5

2 1,277

_

_ 111

_

76 36 153 1,277 111

I

_

58 --1

4,

62

11 12
3

4
6 _ _

364

'1

15

8

23 I

110 --------

2

2I

~~ :::::::: -----~-- -------- -----~--

387 112
70 17

8 5 5 23

:::::::: I 68

1

I

_ 110

,1

1 __

_ _

::& ::::::::I:::::~::

4

1I 5I

69 115

:::::~::I 122 44Y2 140

5

_

53

..i 53

14

1

254

_

254

15

_

2

_

20 _

5 101 105
11 944

2 2

1

3

2

_

104 107 944

27 9 97

sa
18 257

18 3

34 14

161

10

47 193 is 3

I 1

4_

83

_

2M :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ::::::::1

83
18 257

29 43

102 112

10 14

43 72

2125

2101

1

6_

102 112

_ _

102 112

23 96 46 82 13
22 17 36 16 32

1

50

6

2'95

5

136

4

239

1

28

65 44
96 41
84

9 33

3

_

54 175 32 32

_

23 107

5

4a 148
5 21

32 2

16

4 8

38 20

13 7

7
18 11

73 21
62

11 1 7

6'______ 9
4 A.
1 4

50

_

295

_

I 136

_

::_ 2:J9

_

_ 4

:::::::: -------- :::::::: :::::]

_ 1 _ _

~~ ::::::::

1 ::::::::

~..I

:~ :::::::: -----~-- ::::::::I-----~--I

50 295 136 239
28
65 45 96 42 84

----'--------'---- ---------------'-----'---

-'-----

TABLE XI-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-TEACHERS-CERTIFICATES (1959-60) *See note at end of table

SYSTEM

ELEMENTARY Male Female Total

REGULAR PROGRAM TEACHERS

HIGH SCHOOL Male Female Total

NonTeach. Prin.

Total

TYPE OF CERTIFICATE

Kindergarten Teachers

5 yr. 4 yr. 3 yr. 2 yr. 1 yr. Permit Total

ADULT PROGRAM TEACHERS
Male Female Total

Grand Total
All Teachers

- ~ - ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ - ~ ~ - ~ ~

- ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ - ~ ~ - ~ ~ -

-~

-~ -~ -~

~~- ~~- ~~- ~~-

Houston___________ I rwin______________

16 1

150 32

166 33

JJJaeaefsfpkesDoran_v__i__s______________________________

4 2

36 14 48

40 14 50

43 11 3
6 17

42 14
7 8 14

85

10

261

25

2

60

10

1

51

14 -------- 28

31

2

83

42 173 27 17 ------

2 261 -------- -------- -------- --------

261

7 39 3 28 3 21 9 60

8 9 4
9

6 ------
9 ------
-----4 ------

2 1

~~~~~~~~[~~~~~ 60 -------- --------
51 -------- -------28 -------- --------
83 -------- --------

60 51 28 83

LJJJJeeooafnnhmfenkesasirno_rsns_o____n_______________________________________________________

5 1
--------
1

43 27 26 27 13

48
28 26 27 14

11 4 8 7 2

22 10 14
8 8

33

1

82

14

1

43

22

1

49

15 -------- 42

10 -------- 24

10 62

7

3 ------ ------ 82 -------- -------- -------- -- --~ ---

82

3 39

1

------

43 -------- -------- -------- -------- 43

6 33

8

1

1 49 -------- -------- -------- --------

49

4 28

5

1

3

1 42 -------- -------- -------- --------

42

3 18 1 2 ------ ------ 24 -------- -------- -------- --------

24

L a n i e r _____________ L a u r e n s ____________ Lee _______________

1 4 2

19

20

5

59)1 63)1 17

18

20

4

Liberty ____________ Lincoln ____________

1
--------

37 18

38 18

12 5

8

13 -------- 33

23)1 40)1

2

106

6

10 -------- 30

7

19

2

59

11

16

1

35

7 22

3

1 ------ ------ 33 --------

--------

33

11 84 9 2 ------ ------ 106 -------- 1 -------- 1

107

4 16 8 2 ------ ------ 30 -------- -------- -------- --------

30

7 41 8 3 ------ ------ 59 -------- -------- -------- --------

59

7 23

5 ------ ------ ------ 35 -------- -------- -------- --------

35

LLL oouwnmgnp_dk_ei_sn_________________________________

3 3 6

14
69 32

17 72 38

6 25 3

8 25 15

14
50 18

MM aacdoisno_n_,_____________________

1 4

29 45

30 49

6 13

15 17

21 30

1

32

3

125

2

58

1

52

1

80

2 23

6

1 ------

32 1 -------- -------- -------- 33

8 87 20 8 ------ 2 125 -------- -------- -------- -------- 125

12 38

6

2 ------

58 -------- -------- -------- --------

58

10 38

3

------ 1 52 -------- -------- -------- --------

52

11 51 17 1 ------ ------ 80 -------- -------- -------- --------

80

M M M

arion ____________ cDuflie __________
clntosh __________

3 1

MMielrliewr;e_th_e_r__________________

5 1

15
37 15 49 29

15 40 16 54
30

4i

8

12

1

6

16

22

2

6

4)1 10)1

1

13

24

37

2

6

16

22

2

28 64

4 15 11 50

6 2

3 ------ ------
1 ------

28 -------64 --------

-------- -----2--
2 --------

28 66

27)1 93 54

3 17 16 62 9 42

4

3 ------

1

13 2 ------ ------

3 ------ ------ ------

-----3-- 9238 ________ -------- -------- --------

54 1________

2

1

27)1 93
, 57

MM iotncrhoeell_______________________

I

38 27

38 28

12 4

17 13

29 17

1

68

9 50

4

4 ------

1 68 ________ -------- -------- --------

68

1

46

14 31

1 ------ ------ 46 -------- -------- -------- -------- 46

M M M

ontgomery _______ organ ____________ urray ____________

2 3

18 28
53

18 30 56

6 8
15

8

14

1

33

12 18

I

20 --------

33

3

50 92

-----3-r:::::: -----3-- 7
9 8

21 35
35

4 3 25

1 ------ ------

3 ------

18 ------

6

3530 ________ -------- -------- --------
921 ________

33 50 95

Muscogee__________ N e w t o n ____________
Oconee. _____ . ____ Oglethorpe _________

31 5 3

Paulding___________

9

462 65 27 22 55

493
70 30 22 64

Peach _____________ Pickens ____________ Pierce. ________ . ___ Pike _______________ Polk. ______________

I 6 1 2
7

28 43 47 24
78

29 49 48 26
85

95

177

272

17

23

40

7

10

17

4

13

17

17

17

34

39 4 1 2 1

804
114 48 41
99

251 460
17 78 7 31 5 33 11 70

60 12 8
2 13

25

3

5

3 ------

4

2 ------ ------

1 -----. ------

5 -----. ----.-

~4~8~I_-_-_-_-_~_-_-_
411________
99 ------.-

3
-----_.-
1
--------

3
-----------------------------

6
--_.---.
------1--

864 114 48 42
99

8

19

27

1

57

12 40 4 1 -----.

57 -------- -------- -------- --_.---- 57

9

14

23

1

73

11 36 11 13

2 73 ------.-

--------

73

19

13

32

4

84

6

9

15 _.------ 41

6 54 15

9::::::

84

1 ------ 1

85

4 32

3

1

1 41 1 ------.- -------- -------- 42

17

15

32 -------- 117

13 61 21 20 2 ------ 117 ----.--- .-.----- -------- -------- 117

Pulaski , , __________ Putnam____________ Quitman ___________

.-.-----
--------

R a b u n _____________ Randolph __________

6 I

24 21
7 41
19

24 -------- ------.- -------- 1

25

21

4

10

14

2

37

7

2

4

6 -------- 13

47

18

18

36

2

85

20

7

12

19

2

41

24 8

1 26

-----ii

.----------

------
-----.

.-.--. ---.-

25 ------.- -----_.- -----_.- -_.----37 ------.- ----.-.- -------- .-------

3

8

2

----- . . -.--- 13 --.----- -------- -------- .-.-----

20 62

2

1 ----- . . -.--- 85 ------.-

--------

7 33

1 ------ ------ ------ 41 --------

1 --------

1

25 37 13 85 42

Ricbmond __________

6

382

388

Rockdale __________ Schley _____________

3

34 7

37 7

Screven ____________

3

44

47

Seminole ___________

I

22

23

91

144

235

27

650

10

10

20

2

59

4

4

8 -------- 15

7

14

21

2

70

5

11

16

2

41

92 499 32

9 ------ 18 650 --------

5

9

14

664

5 36 13 5 ------ ------ 59 -------- -------- -------- --------

59

2 8 5

12 55

-----5

1 ------ ------

1

1 ------

30 6 ------ ------ ---._-

15 -------- -------- -------- --------

70 --~-----
41 --------

-------1 --------

1

15
70 42

Spalding ___________ 17

122

139

20

SSSttueempwhtaeerrnt_s__________________________________

---

8 ----

-

46 15 28Y,

54 15 28Y,

18
7 8

Talbot , ____________

I

13

14

7

44

64

4

207

18

36

1

91

5

12 -------- 27

9Y, 17Y, -------- 46

3

10 -------- 24

30 154 15 7 ------ 1 207 -------- -------- 2

2

209

15 69 5 2 ------ ------ 91 -------- -------- -------- -------- 91

2 18 1 6 ------ ------ 27 -------- -------- -------- -------- 27

8 29 4 14

5 6

4
_._---

-----------

-----------

46 -------- -------- ------.- -------24 -------- -------- -------- --------

46 24

Taliaferro __________ Tattnall, __________

-----4--

7 54

7 58

3 19

5 22

8 -------- 15

41

2

101

T a y l o r _____________

23

23

10

11

21

1

45

T e l f a i r _____________

3

45

48

11

20

31

1

80

TerreIL ___________ -------- 25

25

11

9

20 -------- 45

2 8

11 79

2 -----4 ------ ------

10

------ ------

15 -------- -------- -------- --------
101 -------- -------- -------- --------

15 101

7 27 8 3 ------ ------ 45 -------- -------- -------- --------

45

7 62 8 3 ------ ------ 80 -------- -------- -------- --------

80

9 31 4 1 ------ ------ 45 -------- -------- -------- --------

45

TTTTTihoorfeoowtumm_nt_slabe_s_sn___________________________________________________________

2 3
7 1

51
90 40 19 21

53
93 40 26
22

26
20 14 12
6

17 33 14
3 9

43 53
28 15 15

1

97

3

149

3

71

3

44

1

38

12 60 18

6 ------

1 97 -------- -------- -------- --------

97

17 93 24 14 ------

1 149 -------- -------- -------- -------- 149

5 53 10 3 ------ ------ 71 -------- -------- -------- -------- 71

11 21

7

5 ------ ------ 44 -------- -------- -------- --------

44

5 30 3 ------ ------ ------ 38 -------- -------- -------- --------

38

TTruorunper_________________________

9 1

50 31

59 32

12 14

21 9

33 23

UUT wnpsiioognngs______________________________________

1 5 5

22 33 39

23 38 44

5 9 12

8 16
9

13 25
21

1

93

25 50 15

3 ------ ------ 93 -------- --------

2

2

95

1

56

8 35 11 2 ------ ------ 56 -------- -------- -------- -------- 56

1

37

2 27 5 3 ------ ------ 37 -------- -------- -------- -------- 37

2

65

7 41 12 5 ------ ------ 65 -------- -------- -------- --------

65

2

67

7 43 10 7 -----. ------ 67 -------- -------- -------- -------- 67

Walker , ___________ 21

175

196

WWWaaarrletroe_nu_____________________________________

3 4

72 68 14

75 72
14

Washington ________

2

46

48

47 13 24
5 12

52 29 19
7 19

99 42 43
12 31

10

305

3

120

3

118

1

27

2

81

33 159 51 43 3 16 305 -------- -------- -------- -------- 305

18 77 19

17 62 31

5 12

18 65

-----ii

1~~(::::: 4 ------ 2 120

-------- -------- --------

8 ------ ------

-------- -------- --------

4 1

------------1------------

81 ________

2 --------_-.-_---

2

120 118 27 83

TABLE XI-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-TEACHER8-CERTIFICATES (1959-60) *See note at end of table

i:lYi:lTEM
Wayne Webster Wheeler White _ Whitfield
WiICOX Wilkes Wilkinsoll_ ~ Worth

ELEMENTARY

REGULAR PROGRAM TEACHERS'

I HIGH SCHOOL

Non~

TYPE OF CERTIFICATE

garten

ADULT PROGRAM TEACHERS

Teach. Total

Teachers

:_1 Prin.

M

Female Total Male Female Total

5 yr. 4 yr. 3 yr. 2 yr. 1 yr. Permit Total

Male Female Total

---

---

Grand Total
All Teachers

_ _

3 1

,

84 7

87 8

_

1

21

22

3

_

31

35

38

96

127

23 4 6 15
42

31 4 10
9 30

54

6

147

8 -------- 16

16

1

39

24

1

63

72

4

203

20 89

I

7

5 25

8 46

26 122

26 4
7 6 26

9 3

1 _____3_

1 ______
2 ______ 29 ______

1 1

------

11467 ________ 39 ________ --------

--------

--------

63 ________ -------- -------- --------

203 -------- -------- -------- --------

147 16 39 63 203

1)1 31)1 33

_

1

29

30

_j

2

24

26

j

4

49

53

14 5 5 20

16)1 15 14 17

30)1 --------

20

2

19 --------

37

3

63)1 52 45 93

5 10 7 10

44 25 31 59

10 173
14

5 3 ______ 10

______ ______ -_-_-_-_-_-_

I
------
------

64 52 45 93

1 ________ _. ______ ________

2 ----------------------

--------
--------
--------
--------

2 ----------------------

66)1 52 45 93

Total Counties------ 85)1 10,677 11 ,462}", 2,823 3,747 6,570

568 18,600)1 2,995 12,386 2,012 1,006 29 175 18,603 58

160

65

225 18,883)1

r
1

AAmtlaenritcaus Barnesville Bremen Buford

1
------_ :1 1

I1
29 _- - - -

31 1,100
18

3

16

_ ----

15

Calhoun Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown

1

_ ----

20

_

1

43

_

2

42

_

6

37

Chickamauga

__ I, ---

12

Cochran. _

1

17

Commerce __

2

20

--d Daltonc, ,

__I 8

73

g~bli:::: :::::::: 1

74 44

32

10

1,129

252

18

20

19

7

15

5

20

14

44

10

44

15

43

15

12

4

18

8

22

10

81 I 21

74

18

45 I

9

I

13 476
9 7 6

15 12
12 25
8

12

13

19 35

I

18 I

23

2

57

728

90 1,947

29 --------

47

14 -------- 33

11 -------- 26

29

2

51

22 --------1 66

27

3 I 74

40 12

~ 84 I 26

20 23 40 I 53 27 j

2 I 40

I

46

5

126

9 1 136

3 I 75

14 39 500 1,388
16 29
~~::~:::[;;~;; 5 24
6 16

3 48 41 4

1 11
1
______ ______

______ ______ ______
-----------

---------------------

57 1,947
47 33 26

1

15 ----24--
1 --------

12 38 ______

1 :::::~::I 16 43

3

13 52 16 57

8

3 18

1

1 4

______ ______

------

s3 -__-_-_-_-_:_:_:_:_:_:

3

_

I

51 ________

66 ________

74 ________ 84 ________

6 --------

6

-_ _- 26

________

--------
-- "-----

~

------ --------
.. -_._- ----_ ..

57 2,059
47 35 28
51 66 80 84 26

r----- :~k~~~~~~,~~~~~~:::~::~~~t~~~~:~ 7 29
8 37 31 67 37 88 151 59,

L---~ 1142 ---1-1-

-__-_1__-_- - - - -3[
::::::I:=::::!

40 ________

I
I

1

41

46

126

136

i

75

Fitzgerald__________

29

30

12 I 19

31

Gainesville _________

2

73

75

10

26

36

Hawkinsville _______ --------

4

4

5

11

16

Hogansville ________ Jefferson ___________

-

-

-

----I

21 27

21 28

4 11

10 13

14 24

LaGrange __________

Marietta___________

2

87 95

88 97

11 17

28 36

39 53

Moultrie ___________ Newnan___________

--

-----4

49 44

49 48

38 15

43 19

81 34

Pelham ____________

1

21

22

6

10

16

2

63

17- 43

31______ ------ ------1 63 -------- 1-- ______ 1--

1

--

63

6 1
2

I 117

28

21

5

37

3

-------T 80

81 1

12 ______1

2

32

2 ______

---

2

------

117 --------

I -------i--------

21 -------- -------- - -------1--------

37

117 21 37

2

54

------1 9 43

2 -- --- ------

54

1

55

1

9

136

37 78 13

8 -- ------ 136 --- ---- --- --

136

9

159

31 111 11

--- 6

-- -,'._--- 159 ---- -- -- -----

159

3

133

35 80 16

1 ------

1 133 --- ---- 5

140

4 2

86 40

21 65 7 30

------ ------ ------

2

1 ---- ----

86 40

________

---------------

86 40

Quitman ___________ Rome _____________ Tallapoosa _________

--

-----5
1

17 107 12

17 112
13

25 3

3 34
4

3 59 7

Tallulah Falls ______ Thomaston _________

-------4

4 43

4 47

5 24

5 23

10 47

1

21

4

175

1

21

1

15

5

99

3 16

2

38 109 15

2 16

2

5 10 ______

30 62

6

---- - -13 ------ --
1 ------ 1---------- 1----
1 ------ ------

21 -------- --------

175 --------

21 --------

1

15

--------

99

3 --------

21 175 22
15 102

Thomasville ________ Toccoa ____________ T r i o n ______________

52

53

9

19

28

29

30

10

14

24

20

21

9

8

17

Valdosta ___________

5

79

Vidalia ____________ --------

28

84 28

14 3

39 14

53 17

4

85

2

56

1

39

5

142

1

46

16 62

5

2 ------ ------ 85 -------- --------

14 40

2

------ ------ 56 --------

15 19

4

1 ------ ------ 39 --------

6

25 109

8

------ ------ 142 -------- --------

7 32

4

3 ------ ------ 46 -------- --------

85
56 45 142
46

Waycross __________

~
II'-
'"

West Point Winder ____

72

73

16

33

49

5

127

31 85 10

1 ------ ------ 127 -------- --------

12

14

4

5

9 -------- 23

6 14

3

------ ------ 23

22

24

11

13

24

1

49

14 32

2

1 ------ ------ 49

Total Cities

89 2,509 2,598

680 1,109 1,789

191 4,578 1,098 3,164 217 92 ------

7 4,578 95

28

18

127 23 49

46

4,719

Total Counties ______ 785)1 10,677 11 ,462)1 2,823 3,747 6,570

568 18,600)1 2,995 12,386 2,012 1,006 29 175 18,603 58

160

65

225 18,883)1

Grand TotaL ______ 874)1 13,186 14,060)1 3,503 4,856 8,359

759 23,178)1 4,093 15,550 2,229 1,098 29 182 23,181 153

188

83

271 23,602)1

*NOTE: Regular Program Teachers-Includes teachers, teaching and non-teaching principals, librarians, counselors, exceptional children teachers, etc. Excludes kindergarten, evening school, adult program teachers.

TABLE XII-NEGRO SCHOOL8-TEACHERS-CERTIFICATES (1959-60) *See note at end of table

REGULAR PROGRAM TEACHERS'

ADULT PROGRAM

i

Kinder-

TEACHERS

Grand

SYSTEM

ELEMENTARY

HIGH SCHOOL

Non-

TYPE OF CE:lTIFICATE

garten

Total

Fe~:le ~ Yr.l.~_~r~_I~~~~~ ~~~i== _ ~~I~_.i_~~~~~ ~~:~I 1---,---,---1---,----,---1 Teach. Total Prin.

IIII

Appling____________ Ma:

TO::1 Ma: Fern:le TO:l - - 1 - --3-5- 5 yr' 4 Y:4 3 yr'

Teachers

II

All Teachers

__ __ --3-5-

Atkinson___________

14

14

3

3

6

20

45 12

63

20

1________

20

Bacon_____________

8

8

3

1

4

12

11

1

12

_

12

Baker_____________ 1

21

22

4

6

10

1

33

2

31 ------ ------ ------ ------

33 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

33

:::;:;::I __ i;~~;~~~;;;;;;;;; :~~ ~~__ ~ ~;__ 7~ ~ 5Y2 4;

8'0

22Y2

4

;;:::: ;::::: :::::: 7: :::;:::: :-:::::: ::::::::

~;

; 'J"i 'J;;' . i - I - n :::::: :::::: :::::: ~:~tllill::::::::::: =__ I~ 1~

~

B~

i ~g

i

~

1
~gl:::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ~g

i~;~ '~ ,:i:::~::::~'~';

'J

Bryan_____________ 1

19

20

5

4

9

29

6 23

29'________

29

Bulloch____________ Burke _____________
Butts______________ Calhoun ___________ Camden ___________

7 9 2
5 2

51 82 22 31
28

58 91 24 36
30

13 16 8 8 10

14 16 5 7 7

27

2

87

32

1

124

13

1

38

15 --------

51

17

1

48

5 75 10 108 5 31 2 48 5 41

7 ------ ------ ------

6 ------ ------

1 ------ ------

1

1 ------ ------ ------

2 ------ ------ ------

87 -------- -------- -------- --------

124 -------- -------- -------- --------

-------- 38 -------- --------

--------

51 -------- -------- -------- --------

48 -------- -------- -------- --------

87 124
38 51 48

Candler ____________ ( arroll_____________ Catoosa____________

1 9

Charlton ___________ Chatham___________

2 22

Chattahoochee ______

Chattooga __________ Cherokee__________ (Cllaaryk_e___________________________

1 2 4
3

16 30 2 10 287
6 10 4 59 15

17

2

4

6

1

39 -------- -------- -------- --------

2

1 --------

1 --------

12

5

1

6 --------

309

63

97

160

21

6

2 --------

2 --------

11

3

5

8

1

6

2

4

6 --------

63 18

15 6

17 3

,

32 9

5 1

24

2

39

7

3 ------

18

1

490

131

8

1

20

3

12

3

100

30

28

1

22

------ ------ ------

---J:::::: 251 5
1k:::::

----------------

------ ------ ------

3:;1-----;

1 ------

------ ------

1

g!I-----~

------ -----1 ------ ------

------ ------ ------

24 -------- -------- -------- --------

:~!I:'" ::::::::1 -------- 393 -------________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 18 ________ 1

---------------

----50-- 32

1

1

-------- --------

--------

--------

24 39 3 18 540
8 21 12 100 28

CClliaoychto_n_-_-_-_-_--_____________ Cobb ______________ Coffee _____________

3 3 3 4

Colquitt ___________

4

32 12 22 34 42

35

7

9 16 --------

15

1

4

5

1

25

3

1

4 --------

38

10

10

20

1

46 -------- -------- -------- 1

Columbia __________ Cook. _____________ Coweta ____________ Crawford __________ Crisp ______________

2 I
8 2 4

34
23 42 17 49

36 24
50 19
53

5 3 14 4
5

9 7 17 6
9

14 10 31 10 14

1 1 1 1 3

Dade ______________
Dawson ____________ Decatur ___________

------------:i--

DcKalb____________ Lodge _____________

8 3

2

2

60 ----6:i--

66

74

28

31

1 -------- 1 --------

12 ----24-- ----:i6-- 1

17

20

37

5

4

7

11

1

Dooly _____________
Dougherty _________ Douglas ___________ E a r l y ______________ Echols _____________

4
10 3 1
--------

42 144
12 41 3

46 154 15 42
3

12 21
5 14 1

9 30
7 8 1

21

2

51

8

12

1

22

2

2 --------

Effingham __________ Elbert _____________
EmanueL __________ Evans _____________ Fannin. ___________

1 8 3 1
--------

27 36 34
17 1

28

5

8 13 --------

44

11

9

20

3

37

11

8

19

1

18

3

5

8

1

1 -------- -------- -------- --------

Fayette------ ______

1

17

FFolorsyydth-------_-_-_-_--_-_-_-_-_ --------

5

Franklin ___________ Fulton _____________

2 17

12 85

18

2

4

6

1

5 -------- -------- -------- --------

--------

14

6

1

7 --------

102

21

27

48

7

Gilmer _____________ Glascock ___________

--------

Glynn _____________ Gordon ____________

2

Grady _____________

2

-----6--
67
----:iii--

6 69
----4i--

2 12
10

1 18
15

--------

3 --------

30

3

25

1

Greene __ _________ Gwinnett __________ H a b e r s h a m _________ Hall _______________
Hancock ___________

7
2
------------5--

37 14 5
50

44 16 5
55

9 6 3
11

12 3 3
9

21

2

9

1

6 --------

20

2

Haralson ___________ Harris___ ________ Hart ______________ Heard _____________

1 6 5 2

7 38 14
9

8 44 19
11

Henry.------------

7

40

47

3

4

7 --------

9

13

22

1

4

5

9

1

3

4

7

1

8

13

21

2

51

5 46

------ ------ ------

21

1 19 1 ------ ------ ------

29

3 24 2 ------ ------ -- ----

59

6 53 ------ ------ ------ ------

47

5 42 ------ ------ ------ ------

51

4 35 9 3 ------ ------

35

1 31 2 1 ------ ------

82 30

13 3

68 27

1
------

------
------

------
------

-----------

70

5 65 ------ ------ ------ ------

3 ------

100

19

116

22

43

3

2 ------ ------ 1 ------

------ ------ ------

78 3 ------ ------ ------

90

4 ------ ------ ------

39 1 ------ ------ ------

69

8 56

213

50 161

28

4 21

66

5 61

5 ------

4

5 ------ ------

1 ------ ------

1

3 ------ ------ ------

------ ------ ------

1 ------ ------ ------

41

4

67

9

57

5

27

4

1 ------

34

3

------ ------

43 13

2 ------ ------

47

4

1 ------ ------

22

1 ------ ------ ------

1 ------ ------ ------ ------

25

1 20

4 ------ ------ ------

5

2

3 ------ ------ ------ ------

------ ------ ------

21

1 18

2

------ ------

157

49 100

6

2 ------ ------

9

1

-----7

------
------

------ -----1

102

25 71 ------

3

2

1

67

8 ----57

------ ------ ------
2 ------ ------ ------

67

8

26

2

11

2

77 -----5

56

2

1 ------ ------

24 ------ ------ ------ ------

9 ------ ------ ------ ------

------ ------ ------

67 5 ------ ------ ------

15 67

4

6

8 54

5 5

------------

------
------

------

29

2 22

4 ------ ------

1

19 70

4 13 15 54

2 1

------
------

------
------

------
------

-------- -------- 51 ---~~~--

___ M ____

51

21 -------- -------- -------- -------- 21

29 -------- -------- -------- -------- 29

59 -------- -------- -------- -------- 59

47 -------- -------- -------- --------

47

51 -------- -------- -------- -------- 51

~~~~~~~r~~~~~~ 8325 ________
30' ________ 70 --------

----------------
---------------

35 82 30 70

3 -------- --------,-------- --------

3

-------- --------

100 -------- --------

1

1

101

116 -------- -------- -------- --------

116

43 -------- -------- ---- --- --------

43

69 --------

69

213 -------- 13

9

22

235

28 -------- -------- -------- --------

28

66 T------- -------- -------- --------

66

5 -------- -------- -------- --------

5

41 --------
67 --------

2

---------------

-1--- 2--

41 69

57 -------- -------- -------- --------

57

27 -------- -------- -------- --------

27

1 -------- -------- -------- --------

1

25 -------- -------- -------- --------

25

5 -------- -------- -------- --------

5

-------- -------- -------- --------

21 -------- -------- -------- --------

21

157 -------- -------- -------- --------

157

-------- -------- -------- --------

9 -------- -------- -------- --------

9

102 -------- -------- -------- --------

102

-------- -------- -------- -----_.- ------67--

67 -------- -------- -------- --------

67 -------- -------- -------- --------

67

26 -------- -------- -------- -------- 26

11 -------- -------- -------- --------

11

-------- -------- -------- --------

77 -------- -------- -------- --------

77

15 67

-------- --------------- --------

---------------

---------------

15 67

29 -------- -------- -------- --------

29

19 70

----------------

--------
--------

--------
--------

-------------

-

19 70

TABLE XII-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOL8-TEACHER8-CERTIFICATES (1959-60)

*See note at end of table

~

~

REGULAR PROGRAM TEACHERS'

:

I ADULT PROGRAM

SYSTEM

ELEMENTARY

HIGH SCHOOL

Non-

TYPE OF CERTIFICATE

I Kinder-I
garten

TEACHERS

Teach. Total

Teachers

_

Prin.

Male Female Total Male Female Total

5 yr. 4 yr. 3 yr. 2 yr. 1 yr. Permit Total

Male Female Total

- - - - - - - - - - - -

--- ------ ---- -- -- -- -- ----1---- ---- --

Grand Total
All Teachers
_

Houston ___________

2

Irwin ______________ Jackson ____________

5 1

Jasper _____________ Jeff Davis __________

3 2

57 22 9 22 11

59 27 10 25 13

11 6 4
6 2

11 4 5
5 6

22

4

85

10 -------.

37

9

1

20

11

1

37

8 --------

21

5 4

80 ________ 33 ________

2 15

L_

2 1

3230

2._ ________

85

37

20

~

37

~ __~

21

~

~

_

~_~

_

~

_

~

_

~ _~

_

85 37 20 37 21

Jefferson ___________

6

55

Jenkins_________ ._. Johnson ____________ Jones ______________

6 - ... --.- ....
1

28 17 27

Lamar_____________

1

26

61 34
17 28 27

12 8 3 7 5

12 5 4 5 8

24

3

88

13

1

48

7

1

25

12 .-----.-

40

13

1

41

10 70 6 34 3 18 3 34 7 28

7
7 2

1 1
2

L_

6 __

_ 88 _ 48 _ 25
40
41

iI

'~

~~

~

~ __~

~

~~

I

~

_

~

_

_

~

_

89 48 25 40 41

Lanier _____________

2

8

Laurens_____ ...... __.. __ Lee________________

---

--

--1

Liberty ____________ Lincoln ____________

7 4

49
28 42 17

Long ______________ --------

10

Lowndes. __.. _______ Lumpkin ___________ Macoo _____________ Madison ___________

--

-

1
----5 1

36 1
47 18

10

3

2

5 --------

49

6

18

24

3

29

7

3

10

1

49

6

15

21

1

21

5

6

11

1

10

4

2

6 --------

37

6

9

15

1

----24-- 1 -.------ --------

--------

52

9

15

1

19

6

1

7

1

15

2

76

6

40

1

71

9

33

3

16

2

53

3

1 ------

77

9

27

5

9 63

4._ 4

3

37 56 24

2._ 6 __ 6 __

14 ________

401 _____9___

62

5

18

3

15 _ 76
40 71
33

~~

~

~

~~~

_ _
_ _
_

15
76 40 71 33

16 53
1 77 27

Marion__. _________ McDuffie _____~ ____

2 5

McIntosh __________

6

18 27 26

20 32 32

3
7 4

7

10

5

12

9

13

Meriwether__"... _. ____

9

49

58

10

14

24

Miller _____~ ------

3

16

19

4

2

Ii

1

31

1

45

1

46

2

84

I

26

2

28 _~ ___~

2 40

L_

8 36

2._

6 2

2742 ___ 6 __ -- --

31 47 46 84
26

Mitehell , . ______ ~~~1

5

40

~~~~~~~~;y::: ::::1- ----2-

31 16

Morgan____________ 5

30

Murray____________

I --------

45

9

10

19

1

31

10

8

18

1

I i 18

1

8

9

1

35

5

8

13

I

1 ,-------- --------1-------- --------

65

7

50

2

28

3

49

5

1 1------

4577

__

1

-~

~

-~

21 41

L 3 ~__

1 __ --- --

65 50 28 49
1

Muacogee. _________ ! Newlon____________ :

27 I 171 I 198

5

35

40

Oconee. ___. _______

1

8

9

Oglethorpe _________

3

23

26

Paulding___________ -.------

8

8

Peach_____________ Pickens____________

1

44 4

45 4

Pierce. ____________ Pike_______________ Polk_______________

2
2 4

14 19
18

16 21
22

Pulaski- ___________ Putnam ____________

-----3--

15 27

Quilman___________ Rabun _____________

1

9 1

Randolph __________

1

40

15
30 10
1 41

Richmond__________ 23

193

216

Rockdale__________

2

Schley_____________

1

14 12

16 13

Screven. ___________ 5

Seminole___________

3

55 18

60 21

27 8 5 4
2

52 11 2 6 4

79 19 7 10
6

-------+--:J~~~:-J::~~~j 12

289 I

1I

60 16

1

37

1

15

78 2
2 3 1

199 11

53

3

2 ::::::i_____=I

------1 14
32

-----2

--._--

------
------

------;

11

1

2 ------ ------

289

17 1----

60

16 37

::::::::1::::

15 ----.--- .---

306 60 16 37 15

5 2
5

15 1 4

20

1

66

11 55

3 -------- 7 .--_.- s

9 -------. 25

2 22

------ ._----

----1-------1-------- 2

------

::::::1 1 ------

66 -_.----- --

1

7 -------- .--- ---- .------- --------

25 -------- .--- ---- -------- ---_.---

66 7
25

5

9

14

1

36

5 29

2 ------ ------ ------ 36 -------- ---- ---.

--------,11

36

3

5

8 ---- --- 30

6 19

5 ------ ------

30 --- -- ---

30

,

5

9

1

25

3 18

4 ------ ------ ------ 25 --------1_---

25

7

15

1

3

6 --------

----- -------- --------

46

2

16

1

1 ------

44

------ ------

12

1

2 ---- -,------

1 -----5 ------ ------ ------

46 16
1

~~:::J:~-:

46 16 1

44

9

17

63

107

2

60

12

335

7 48

------ ------ ------ 60

60

85 221 19

6 ------

4 335 --------

341

4

5

9

1

26

4 22 -- --- ------ ------ ------ 26 -------- ----

26

1

6

7 ---- --- 20

2 16

2

------ ------ 20 --------

21

9

9

18

1

79

10 64

4

1 ------ ------ 79 -------- ----

79

4

6

10

1

32

4 28 ------ ------ ------ ------ 32 -------- ---

32

Spalding___________

7

57

64

Stephens___________

1

4

5

"" Stewart. ___________
<:1l Sumter __. _________
"" Talbol _____________

4 4 2

35 41
33

39 45
35

14

23

2

89

16 70

3 ------ ------ ------ 89 -------- ----

89

7 8 3

----- -------- --------

5 ------

3

8

15

1

55

5 46

10

18 -------- 63

6 54

11

14

1

50

6 42

2 ------ ------ ------

4 ------ ------ ------

2

I ------ ------

2 ------ ------ ------

5 -------- ----
:::: :::::::: ::::::::1 55 -------- ----
63 -------- ---50 -------- ----

5 55
63 50

Taliaferro. _________

3

Tattnall, __________ Taylor_____________

3 4

Telfair_____________

5

TerrelL ___________

6

11 26
23 24 50

14 29 27 29
56

2

4

6

1

21

8

4

12

1

42

4

7

11

1

39

7

8

15 -------- 44

5

11

16

1

73

1 4

20 -----j ------ ------ ------

37

------ ------ ------

21 42

----------------

---

---

8 1

31 -----j ------ ------ ------

42

------ ------

39 -------- ---44 -------- ----

2 64

6

1 ------ ------ 73 -------- ----

21 42 39 44
73

Thomas___________

4

TifL______________

2

TTooowmnsbs____________

1

Treutlen___________

1

40

44

39

41

12

13

~_ ~



11

12

6 4 5
4

14

20

3

67

11

15

2

58

_3 2

8

1

22

------6--1_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- 1----1-8--

11 54

2 ------ ------ ------

5 51

2 ------ ------ ------

3 18

1 ------ ------ ------

------ ------ ------ ------

3 15 ------ ------ ------ -----

67 ---- -- --58 ------- ---
22 -------- ------ ---- ----
18 ------- ----

67 58 22
18

Troup_____________ Turner____ Twiggs____________ Union
Upson_____________

22 3 3
5

15 17 . 30 27

.

37

10

20

5

33 _. 6

32

3

8 4
. __---7--
2

18

2

57

11 45

1 ------ ------

9 -------- 29

4 23

2

------

13

1

47

6 37

3

1 ------

--------
5

-------1

-------38

-----3

------
31

-----3

-----1

-----------

------ 57 -------- ----

-----------
-----------

29 47
-----38

--------
----------------------

----
----
---
----

57 29 47
38

WalkeL___________

15

17

WWaalrleo.n____________

4.

33

37

Warren____________

6

Washinglon________ 11

22

28

57 I 68

10
7 12

3 10 -------- 27

2 20

4

1 ------ ------ 27 -------- ---

_--7---
4 13

17
--------
11 25

--------
-------1 3

54
----4:0--
96

2 49
-----4: -----35 11 82

3
-----j
1

-----------
2

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------
-----------
------

54 -------- ---

------ -------- ----

496l_-_-_-_-__-_-_

---
----

27 54

I

TABLE XII-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-TEACHERS-CERTIFICATES (1959-60)

"See note at end of table

~----------====--_._.-

SYSTEM

REGULAR PROGRAM TEACHERS'

ADULT PROGRAM

Kinder-

TEACHERS

Grand

ELEMENTARY

HIGH SCHOOL

Non-

TYPE OF CERTIFICATE

garten

Total

1 - - - , - - - - , - - - - 1 - - - , - - - - , - - - - 1 Tpri~~' Total 1--,.----,---,----;---,-----,--1Teachers1 - - - , - - - - , - - - - 1 Te~~ers

Male Female Total Male Female Total

5 yr. 4 yr. 3 yr. 2 yr. 1 yr. Permit Total

Male Female Total

---------1--- ------ ------------ --- ---- -- -- ------- ---- --- --- -----

Wayne Webster.

._

3

. . __. __

24 14

Wbeeler.__________

1

12

Wbite_____________

1

Wbitfield

._.

1

27

5

5

10

1

14

4

3

7 --------

13

4

4

8 --------

. 2 -------- -.-----._--. -_-. -_-_-.-.-.-. -_-_------

38

4

21

1

21

4

2 ------

32
18 15

1 2 1

1 ------ ------
------ -----1 ------ ------

38 21 21

2 ------ ------ ------ ------

2

_ ._

38 21

.. .

21

2

Wilcox__ --- -------

2

20

22

4

4

8

I

31

3 25

3

------ ------ 31 ------- -------- -------- --------1

31

Wilkes._-----------

4

39

43

:N <:n

Wilkinsoll .._________ Worth __-----------

2 4

28 49

30 53

""-

5 6

12 6

17

I

61 ------ 53

12 -------- 42

3 33

7 4

1 2

___.

__

.---------

61 42-

7

10

17

1

71

8 62 1 ------ ------ ------ 71

-------- -. ----- --------

61

44

----- -------- 71

Total Counties ______ 523)1 4,686 5,209)1 1,019)1 1,278 2,297)1 207 7,714 1,106 6,165 364 61

4 14 7,714 17

43

45

88

7,819

Americus___________

3

29

32

5

6

11

BAatlrannetsav.i_ll_e_________ 113

814

927

8

194

223

417

Bremen,

Buford_____________

2

5

7

1

2

3

1

44

8 36

..

44

46 1,390

327 1,046

7 10 . .

1,390 69



_

_

10

9 _. .

_ 10

44 1,463
10

Calhoun , , __.______

1

6

7

Carrollton_________

2

13

15

4

3

7 ._______ 14

7

11

18

1

34

1 13 ._. 5 29

14

34

.

14

_

34

Cartersville________ 1

11

12

5

8

13

1

26

5 19

1

1

26.

28

Cedartown

. __..

7

7

7

4

11

. 18

4 14

18

18

Chickamauga_____ ---.--.- -.------ -------- -------- -.------ ------.- -----.-- -------- ------ --- .. -

1

1

------ ------

g~~e~~~~~~:::: :::::~:: J J I----~-- -----~-- ----:--,:::::i:::!

1:~ ::::::1'::::::11::::::11:::::: :il:::::::I---:-:I-: :-:::/:-::::-:1

14 6 18

DDencbalitnn_r____ _._________________

22 ', 2168

2280!,

53

86 'I

1111

I 1

2

3339 I

74,

3229

------,-. -----

---.-. --
1

~_

33391,-__:_:_:_:_:-_~ :i_:_:_:.:_:_:_-_:,_-.- --I - -- -'1"

34 39

Fitzgerald__________ , 2

18

20

Gainesville_________

3

30

33

4 5

8

12

8

13

i1

33

2

48

Hawkinsville_______

1

10

11 -------- -------- -- ----- -------- 11

6 7

1-_ 27' ___

38

3 ____

------ ----
------ --

3

8 ------ -- --- ------ ----

Hogansville____ ---Jefferson___________

3 --------

10 --------

13 --------

3 --------

3

6 -------- 19

4 15 ------ --- -- ---- ---

------ -------- -------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ---- ------ ----

LaGrange _________

7

42

Marietta ___________

3

18

Moultrie ___________ Newnan ___________

3 2

5 25

Pelham ____________ -------- 19

49

6

8

14

4

67

21

9

8

17

2

40

8

10

11

21

1

30

27 -------- -------- --------

2

29

19

5

4

9 -- ----- 28

15 50 ------

2 ---- -- ---

5 35 ------ ------ -- -- --

7 23 ------ ------ -- --

5 24 ------ ----- ----- --

2 26 ------ --- -- ---- --

Quitman ___________ Rome _____________ Tallapoosa ___ _____ Tallulah Falla______ Thomaston _________

4

17

7

39

-------- --------

3

12

21

2

2

46

7

12

-------- -------- --------

----i5-- -----5-- 8

4 19 --------
13

1
1
-.----------i--

26

4

66

10

-------- ------

29

4

22 55 ------
24

-----1
-- ---
-1

-------
---------------

---------- ---- ---- ---

----------

Thomasville________ Toccoa____________ Trion ______________ Valdosta___________

.3
------------2--

Vidalia____________

4

37 12
2 57 11

40

7

13

20

2

12

5

4

9

1

2 --- ---- -------- -------- --------

59

8

24

32

4

15

5

3

8

1

62

22

22

2

2 ------

95

10

24

1

40 ------ ------ ------ ----
20 ------ ------ ----- --2 ------ ------ ------ ----
85 ------ ------ ------ ----
23 ---- -.---- ---- ----

33, 48'

--I, -------

11

,

19

_

67 _

40

_

30

_

29

_

28

_

26

_

66

_

29

62

22

2

95

_

_

24

_

Waycross _______~ __

2

51

53

West Point _________

1

15

16

Winder ____________

2

12

14

9

17

26

4

6

10

6

2

8

3

82

25 56 -----

1 ------ ----

1

27

2 23

I

1 --- -- ----

1

23

1 21

1 ------ ------ ----

Total Cities________ 179 1,394 1,573

337

419

756

80 2,409

503 1,876 15 15 ------ ---- 2,409 69

Total Counties_____ 523Yz 4,686 5,209Yz I,Ol9Yz 1,278 2,297Yz 207 7,714 1,106 6,165 364 61

4 14 7,714 17

43

I Grand TotaL ______ 702Yz 6,080 6,782Yz 1,356Yz 1,697 3,053Yz! 287 10,123 1,609 8,041 379

76

4 1~_86 __4_5

"'NOTE: Regular Program Teachers-Includes teachers, teaching and non-teaching principals, librarians, counselors, exceptional children teachers, etc. Excludes kindergarten, evening school, adult program teachers.

----- _
_

33 48
11

19

67 40 30 29 28
26 66

_

29

_

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_

62 22
2 95

24

82 27 23

2,485

45

88

7,819

10,304

50_ _9_5-'-

_

TABLE XIII-WHITE SCHOOLS-SIZE OF SCHOOLS BY NUMBER OF TEACHERS (1959.60) *See note at end of table

NUMBER OF SCHOOLS BY SIZE (Number of Teachers)
____ I 1
1i

TYPE OF ORGANIZATION

Total

No.

School.

High

Schools Having SCh00L~* Other

Elem. Grades (Including Schools"

(1-8) Only' Comb. Elem.

and H. S.)

3

1 1
1 1 2
-1
2 4 3 1 20

I

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4
5 11 4 7

32

24

4

4

4

2

4

3

3

1

10 7 2 4 4

2

1

11

6

11

9

3

1

35 I

28

1 8

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i

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5

3

1

3

2

2

12

8

55

44

6

5

Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early
Echols _

_ _
_ _

5

3

15

13

8

7

4

1

1

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_

Elbert

_

6

5

9

8

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Evans ~

_

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_

8

4

1

10

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6

13

7

10

8

6

3

45

37

9 1
10

11

6

1

Greene______

Gwinnett._____________________

Haberaharn Lc , ,

1

Hall_________

Hancock.____

1 1
2
__ _

2

3

14

3

__

11 2
2 __

1

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2

1

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_

3

1

17

10

12

10

20

17

1

Haralson

_

Harris________________________

1

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7

5

6

5

8

6

4

3

7

6

3 1 6 3
2
1 6 2 3 8
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, -- -- -- --
1
i1 :~::::::

TABLE XIII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-SIZE OF SCHOOLS BY NUMBER OF TEACHERS (1959.60)

*See note at end of table
--NUMBER OF SCHOOLS BY SIZE (Number of Teachers)

TYPE OF ORGANIZATION

SYSTEM

Total

No. Schools

High

20 Schools Having

Schools" Other

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 and

Elem. Grades (Including Schools'

Over

(1-8) Only' Comb. Elem.

and H. S.)

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --

Houston Irwin
Jackson_______________________ Jasper
Jeff Davis

_

1__ _

-

-

-

1 I- -

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-

-

--

-
-

1

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1

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-

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--

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-

-

-- -

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-

-

-- -

--

I

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- -2

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1

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Jenkins Johnson Jones, , Lamar;

_
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1
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-
-

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-

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2 4 4 2

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Liberty Lincoln

..__

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Lowndes

Lumpkin________________

Macon

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Marion McDuffie McTntosh
Meriwether Miller

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1 ------------1

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Morgan

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Oglethorpe paulding

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_
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_

Pickens__. _

Pierce

_

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_

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_

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_

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_

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_

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_

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Stephens _ Stewart _
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20

2

1

1

6

4

18

17

8

6

3

1

5

3

3

2

1

8

2

5

2

6

5

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3 4 2

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17

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1

TABLE XIII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-SIZE OF SCHOOLS BY NUMBER OF TEACHERS (1959.60) *See note at end of table

NUMBER OF SCHOOLS BY SIZE (Number of Teachers)

TYPE OF ORGANIZATION

SYSTEM
Wayne Webeter., Wheeler White Whitfield

II

I

i

I

I

I

I

Total

I

I

No.

Schools

High

20 Schools Having

Schools * Other

I I I , 1 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 and

Elem. Grades (Including Schools'

I

I

Over

(1-8) Only' Comb. Elem. and H. S.)

- - - - - - - - - -

- ---

--

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_ _

-

---

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----

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---- ------- ---- I ---- ---- I
---- ---- 5

7

3

I ------------

3

1

4

2

12

9

3

1

1 --------

2 --------

1

1

3 --------

Wilcox-

Wilkes

::::1--:- Wilkinson

,

:::ri- Worth

1

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-------

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1

4
3 4 9

W 56 59 46 67 75 49

29 37 , 42 40 34 I 40 38 42 375 1,147

-~----------
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813

4 1 1 3
291

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Calhonn Carrollton Cartersville Cedartown
Chickamauga____________ _

_ _ _ _
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3 2 1 I

3

2

1

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2

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5
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Commerce Dalton
Decatur Dublin

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1

__' 1 __

1

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1

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1

_

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1

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9

7

4

4

3

2

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2

2

12

10

1

1

5

6 2

1

2

4

5

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1
8 2 2

Total Cities

_

I

1 2 '11 1 4 10 10 12 9 5 11 10 13 13 19 11 12 5 8

239

176

50

13

Total Counties_________

6 12 30 56 59 46 67 75 49 44 26 29 37 42 40 34 40 38 42 37 1,147

813

291

43

Grand TotaL

1 9 13 32 57 60 50 77 85 61 .53 31 40 47 55 53 53 51 50 47 46 1,386

989

341

56

'NOTE: Elementary Schools (1-8)-These schools have no high school grades (9-12). High Schools-Schools with grades 9-12 or 10-12 (including combination elementary and high schools).
Other Schools-Special schools, exceptional schools, ungraded vocational schools, and incomplete high schools with or without elementary grades.

TABLE XIV-NEGRO SCHOOLS-SIZE OF SCHOOLS BY NUMBER OF TEACHERS (1959.60)

*See note at end of table
- - . _ ----================--==========~

NUMBER OF SCHOOLS BY SIZE (Number of Teachers)

TYPE OF ORGANIZATION

SYSTEM
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin

I
4

5

6

i I
7 8 I9

,I
I

!

I

Total
No. 20 Schools

Schools Having

High Schools'

Other

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 and

Elem. Grades (Including Schools'

Over

(1-8) Only' Comb. Elem.

and H. S.)

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ----

____-

-

-
1

_

1
-
-

--
-

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-
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-
-
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-----

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--

----

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--

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-

-

-

-
-

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----

-

-
-

-

- -- - -

-

-

-

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--

--
--

---
-

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1
1 2

3 2
1
2 4

Banks

_

Barrow

_

Bartow

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== .: .: === ====== =: .: .: I==== .: =

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--

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17

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-- --

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2

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-- -

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Bulloch Burke Butts
Calhouu Camden

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1

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-

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1 -

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-

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1 2 1-

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- - -- -

1

7

-- - - 1

1

- --
-- -

---

1 1

4 4

4 3

Candler

CarrolL____________

Catoosa

_

Charlton

_

Chatham

_

_

_ _ -1----

-
1----

1---- ,_._-

1

;---- 1

2 11

-- I

1

--- 4

-

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2

1 - -- - 1

1 14

20

16

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Cherokee clarke
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._ _
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_

1

I!

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1 -

i

1

[i I 1

I 1- 2

-
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1

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2

-

2

1 !-5

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Cobh-____ _ _

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_1

_

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,_

_

Columbia _

Cook

_

Coweta Crawford

_ _

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_

Dade

Dawson

Decatur______________ _

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_

_

1_

_

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1_

1

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1_

2

1

3

3

3

2

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11

2

1

2

8

5

1

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1

4

3

Dooly__________

__

Dougherty_______

__

Douglas

_

Early

_

Echols

_

Effingham__

Elbert

_

Emanuel, _

Evans

_

Fannin

_

__ _
2 _
1

11

_

1

_

_

1

_

1

_

_

Fayette

_

Floyd _ Forsyth

Frauklin

Fulton

Gilmer

Glascock._____________________

Glynn______

Gordon______

_

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_

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_ 1_

1

- - ---- ---- __

1

_

3 7
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_

Gwinnett _

Habersham

_

Hall , ,

_

Hancock. _

1

_

1_

1

_

1_

4

2

2

- ---- --1- ~=== =- - ---- ---1-- ----4--- ------------ ------------ --------

Haralson_________ Harris________________________

__ _

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111

_ 1

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1
1 4

TABLE XIV-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-SIZE OF SCHOOLS BY NUMBER OF TEACHERS (1959-60) *See note at end of table

SYSTEM

NUMBER OF SCHOOLS BY SIZE (Number of Teachers)

20 and Over

TYPE OF ORGANIZATION

Total I------,----~----

No.

Schools

High

Schools Having

Schools" Other

Elem. Grades (Including Schools"

(1-8) Only" Comb. Elem.

and H. S.)

Jefferson

_

Jenkins _

Johnson __

Jones

_

Lamar _

Lanier_____

__

Laurens L; ,

__

__

Lee

_

Liberty

_

Lincoln _

Long

_

Lowndes. _

__

Lumpkin _

Macon

_

Madison

_

Marion _ McDuffie _
Mclntoah , __ MMielrIiewr ether_ _

1 :: I

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1

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I -- i - - -

1 2

1

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5 1
2 3 1

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~ ---r~~I~:--<::1 Pickens_______________________
Pierce Pike Polk
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Putnam Quitman

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11

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4

3

1

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4

1

1

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----

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-

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--

--

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TABLE XIV-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-SIZE OF SCHOOLS BY NUMBER OF TEACHERS (1959-60)

*See note at end of table
-

NUMBER OF SCHOOLS BY SIZE (Number 01Teachers)

TYPE OF ORGANIZATION

SYSTEM

I

Total No.

Schools

High

20 SchooIs Having

Schools' Other

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 and Over

Elem. Grades (Including Schools' (1-8) Only' Comb. Elem.

and H. S.)

- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --

Wayne__ ------- -- ---------- - - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - 1 -- - - - - -

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----

----
1

--- ----

--
-- -
-- -

-- ----- --

-
-

-
-

----

--- -
---- - -

- -- - - -- -- - - -

--
--

Whitfield_: --- ---- - -- - - -- -- - - -- - -- - - - -- - --- - - - - -- - - -

--

--
-
--
--

-
-

-- -- - -- 1

2

- - -- - -- - - -
- ---- --

--
----

1

1

1

1

-
-

---

--

1 -- -

Wilcox-_ ----- - --- - ------- -- - - - - -- - - 1 - -- - 1 -- - --- -

Wilkes_ - ------- - --- ---

Wilkinson - ----Worth_ - - - ---

-------- - --- - -

-
-

---

-

-- - --- - - ---

-------

------

--
- --

-

--
----

-- -- - 1 -- - ---- ---- 2

-

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-

-

----

2

-------

-- - -- -

-i

-

- - -- - - -- - -

- - -- - - -- - -

--
--
--

-- ----

1 i --- - -- -- --- -- -- - -- --

i
1
1

-

3 2 3 5

2 1
2 4

Total Counties.; - - -

- - 5 6 7 15 17 22 16 27 16 22 13 16 14 11 21 20 9 8 6 169 440

279

147

14

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-

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-- --

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-- - - -

1 ---- - - - ---- - - - - - 1

2

1 2 1 - - 1 2 33

47

- -- - -
-- - -

---- - - - - - ---- - -- -

- - - - - - - - - -- 1

Calhoun____ -- -------- - - - - - - -- - - -- - -

Carrollton, - -- ---- ---- - - - - - - ---

Cartersville__ - - - - - - - -- --- - - - -

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-

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--

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---

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- - --- - I

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Commerce Dalton__

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Marietta

Moultrie

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Pelham

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Rome_________________________ Tallapoosa Tallulah Falls Thomaston

Thomasville

Toccoa

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1

Valdosta

Vidalia

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-- --- I

3 I I 4 1

2

Waycross West Point Winder

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--

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Total Cities

_

2 2 - 2 2 5 4 1 7 7 3 1 5 5 54 104

70

Total Counties

_

15 17 22 16 27 16 22 13 16 14 I I 21 20 9 8 6 169 440

279

Grand TotaL

_

16 17 24 18 27 18 24 18 20 15 18 28 23 10 13 11 223 544

349

NOTE: Elementary Schools (1-8)-These schools have no high school grades (9-12).
High Schools--8chools with grades 9-12 or 10-12 (including combination elementary and high schools). Other Schools-e-Special schools, exceptional schools, ungraded vocational schools, and incomplete high schools with or without elementary grades.

I::::::::

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30

147

14

177

18

TABLE XV-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-BUILDINGS AND ROOMS (195960)

SYSTEM

NUMBER AND KIND OF BUILDINGS Masonry

NUMBER OF INSTRUCTION ROOMS

Appling

_

Atkinson

_

Bacon

_

Baker

_

Baldwin

_

Banks Barrow Bartow Ben HilL Berrien
Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden

_
_ _ _
_

8 5 24 167

51

13

_

10

12

10

46

1_

3 11

10 28

_

43

_

43

_

1

_ _ _

7 8 6

6 16 14
15

_ _ _
_ _

17

4

15

1

3

1

7

2

10 _. _

26
21 6 15 11

Candler.

__

4

_

4

Carroll; Catoosa
Charlton Chatham

_ _
_ _

20 15
3 54

6

11

37

1

4

20

3

1

7

11

65

Chattahoochee

--j'

Chattooga______________

19

Cherokee_______________

16

Clarke_________________ Clay_________________

20 3 i_

_ 52 24 108 35 89
_ 568 27 59 49 33
_ 111 85 2379
45
_ 37 150 131 34 628
7 102 114 179 15

2 16

__ ____ __

1 __

21 8

1

~ -----;- :::::::

66

15

10

2 3 3

8

16

2

_

2 2

25

4

5

4

4

11 11
4

4 21
1

5 1
3 1

3 1 2 1

2 1 1

2

1

1

13

7

6

6

11

2

3

2

3

2

1

2

35

20

19

9

1

1

10

4

2

24

6

I

14

4

3

1i

1

1

1

1

6I

~ I-----~- :::::~:

10

21

_

1

3 3 1
2 _

4

_

3

10

3

7

10

29

28

4

3

4

1

4

10

3

1

9

5

8

4

2

3

4

1

2

3

2

_

12

5

4

26

13

1

_

9 __

13

12 I

10

12

1 1

14

64

_

49

9

168

11

42

122

2

758

13

34 __

74

78

47

19

172 128
48 .14 59

47

5

204

6

166

10

50 __

794

67

11

7

140

3

178

4

230

20

_
1 12

Clayton ________________ Clinch__________________ Cobb___________________ Coffee__________________ Colquitt ________________

23 8
43 15
20

10 12

4
6 14 4 24

28 14 67 31 44

Columbia_______________

Cook___________________

Coweta_________________ Crawford_______________ Crisp___________________

9
._------
7

3 4
5

15 16
13 4
20

Dade ___________________
Dawson__w _____________ Decatur ________________ DeKalb ________________ Dodge__________________

7

7 -------- --------

21

3

17

72

4

7

12

2

4

10 7 41 83 18

Dooly__________________ Dougherty ______________ Douglas ________________ E>rly___________________ Echols__________

6 17 10
8 3

21 24 17
19 5

Elfingham ______________ Elbert __________________

17 14

~
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EnanueL ______________ Evans __________________

25 2

<0 Fannin _________________

21

3

21

16

30

5

5

35

2

2

6

3

3

27

Fayette ________________ Floyd __________________
Forsyth _________________ Franklin ________________

7
29 3
11

1 4 12 3

Fulton _________________

29

25

2

10

2

35

4

19

4

18

2

56

Gilmer _________________ Glascock________________ Glvnn __________________ Gordon_________________
Grady __________________

8 I 21
25 10

2 3 1

11 1
25 30 16

Greene_________________

7

Gwinnett _______________

43

Habersham _____________ HaIL. _________________

18 29

Hancock. _______________

5

3

10

15

65

5

26

5

34

5

Haralson _______________ Harris________ .._.._______ Hart. __________________ Heard __________________

8 12 18 7

4 2

11 15 24 14

Henry _____________

12

1I

14

--_._--~~-----

251

31

6

3

5

43

8

2

2

1

1 2

-------1 9

15 1

1 " 324

1

6

2

67

27 1

549

57

19

11

12

5

2

14

1, 19

28 717

9

149

17

3

5

4

1

3

1

2

9

194

125

11

2

2

2

1

2

2

13

160

39

58

6

2

66

8

2

62

16

3

21

6

1

86

8

4

2

2

1 1 ------- 4

2 -- - --~- -------

5

1

1

1

8

3 77

11

2

86

5

3

96

2

34

15

116 ---------- ----------

63

5

3

2

2 ------- -------

5

3

85

31

33

2

1

1

1

1 ---- ------- 2

1

42

1

113

19

5

7

4

5

12

7 173

28

890 142

25

19

12

17

2

51 106 1,273

105

102

6

2

1

1

3

7

5 130

2

45

12

281

12

86

14

45

9

11

3

3

2

1

2

5

4

82

6

3

10

1

12

2 335 ---------- ----------

2

2

1

7

116

4

3

4

5

77 ---------- ----------

1

1

1 ---- -------

2

21 ---------- ----------

68

2

1

1

100

3

3

2

111

6

4

4

32

1

3

2

113

12

4

3

2

47

1

1

1

167

34

7

8

7I

93

3

2

2

89

14

3

4

3

651

27

17

10

14

2

87

2

1 129

5

13 159

1

4

49

2 148

---r 5

1

58

_:.1

12 6

2 245 2 110

18

32 1

5

5 127

2

45

27 807

81

14

4

188

19

95

6

97

8

1

1

------- -------

2

2

2

91

23 ---------- ---------242

117

128

17

37

4

2

2

260

11

11

13

125

9

4

3

178

35

9

7

20

2

1

1

66

5

2

49

2

81

7

2

39

2

56

15

2

8

2

5 1

1::-

--
-----~L

3

57

17

332

10

8

162

4

16

263

1

1

28 ---------- ----------

90

- ----------

62

-- ----------

108

60

---- ----------

89

5

SYSTEM
Honston Irwiu Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar
Lanier. Laurens. Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison
Marion McDnffie Mclntosh Meriwether Miller
Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray

TABLE XV-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-BUILDINGS AND ROOMS (1959-60)

I ! NUMBER AND KIND OF BUILDINGS

NUMBER OF INSTRUCTION ROOMS

SUB-

NON-

STAND- PUB-

ARD

LICLY

Ma- Ma-

Non- Regu- Self Sc. Home Typ- Ind. Agri.

Ex-

CLASS- OWNED

I sonry SODfY Frame Total Publicly lar Con- Lab. Ec.

Veneer

Owned

tained

ing Arts Shop Band cept. Lib. Other Total ROOMS CLASS-

Lab.

Child.

ROOMS

--- ---- ---- --- - -- -- -- -- - - -- -- -- -- - - -- ---- ---

_ _
_ _
_

12

3

8

1

6

1

4 --------

14

1

6 8 1 1
7

21 -------- 212

6

17 -------8 --------
5 --------
22 --------

65
39
21
86 ------1

3 1 1
2

4 2 4 1 1

4

4

1 -------

2 -------

1 -------

1

1

I

2

3

2

2

1

1

2 ------- -------

1

2 -------

2

2 -------

10

1

4

7

5 -------

1

10

6

2

248

1 ----------

90

1 ----------

59

2 ----------

38 ---------- ----------

103 ---------- _____ 4 __ ._

_ _
_ _ _

12

3

2

4 -------- --------

7 --------

4

8

2

1

3 --------

1

17 --------

4 --------

11 --------

11 ------.-

4

1

80 -------

38 -------

43 -------

34 -------

15

2

5 1 2 1 1

3 1 2 1 1

3 1

[--------------

3 1

2 2

1 1

9 1

2

2

2 -------

4

1 -------

1 ------- -------

3

1 -------

1

1 -------

1

3 109 -._.------ ----------

1

47

2 ----------

3 60 ---------- ----------

2

43

5 ----------

1 24 ---------- 10

_ _ _ _
_

4

4

2

14 --------

16

8

1

1

4 --------

1

3

2 --------

_

7

1

2

_ _ _
_

15 9 6 9

1 1 4 1

8 1 5 4

_ _ _
_ _

5 --------

7

3

3 --------

14

1

3

3

1 2 1 3 1

_ _
_ _
_

15

4

5 --------
4 -------10 --------

12 --------

4 1 3
6 3

10 -------30 --------
10 --------
5 --------
5 -------10 -------24 -------11 -------15 -------14 --------
6 --------
12 --------
4 -------18 --------
7 --------
23 --.----6 -------7 -------16 --------
15 --------

33

4

1

98

4

4

21

6

1

36

12

2

27 -------

1

29

2

1

94

8

6

42 12 -------

43 -------

2

62

9

2

26 ------- 1

54

8

3

22 -------

1

71

11

4

49 ------- 1

71

10

3

30

16

1

30 ------- 1

44

6

3

83

7

2

1

1

1

4

4 -------

1

1 -------

1

1

1

2

1 -------

1

1I

5

2

1

2

1

1

2

1 -- ----

2

1 -------

1

1 -------

3

2

1

1

1 -------

4

4

1

2

1 -------

5

3 -------

1

1 -------

2

1 -------

2 2

I

1 -------
1 -------

1 ------- -------

6

1 -------

1

1 -------

1

1

1

1

1

1

-------

4

4 -------

1

1 -------

1

-------

I-----i- 1

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1

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1

-------

1

1 -------

I3

1

1

1

1 -------

I
4I

2 -------

1

-------

1 1

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--------------

1

-------

2 -------

8

8

2

1

2

3

1 -------

1 -------

6

4

3 -------

4

3

6

4

1 -------

2

2

1

1

4

5

2

2

6

3

3 2

-_-.-_--------

4

1

6

1

44

4 ----------

137

9 ---------

35 ---------- ---------

59

6 ----------

35

2 ----------

36 ----_.---- ---------

134

14 ---------

63

1 ---------

58 ---------- ---------

87

9 ---------

32 ---------- ---------

78

4 ---------

29

3 ---------

109

8 ----------

59 ---------- ---------

107

4 ----------

54 ---------- ----------

37 ---------- ----------

63

2 ----------

105

2 ----------

Muscogee _______________ i Newton ________________ Oconee_________________

48
10 9

Oglethorpe______________ Paulding _______________

1 12

Peach __________________ Pickens_________________ Pierce__________________ Pike ___________________ Polk ___________________

6 6 13 4
16

8

17

73

2

3

15

3

5

17

1I 2

2

1 I 15

1

7

5

1

12

4

17

5

1

10

5

3

24

7 585

80

15

16

2

73

8

4

2

40

2

1

36

1

1

91

3

2

48

3

4

66

2

2

(5

10

3

2

44

2

1

1

134

3

4

6j

5

31

1 1- _____ ~

4

2

5

1 -------

1

------- ------- ------- 8

2

------- -------

6

2

4

2

3

3 ------- 11

4 761

66

22

1

96

3

25

2 54 ---------- ----------

4 1

54 108

--------------------

----------
----------

64

78 ---------- ----------

94

6

60

3

159 ---------- ----------

PulaskL _______________

2

3

Putnam ________________ Quitman ________________

3 -------- --------

2

2

3 5

Rabun _________________

12

2

18

R a n d o l p h _______________

3

1

8

16

8

-------

------- -------

30

1

1

1

1 ------- -------

12

1

1

1

1

-------

58

3

2

1

1

1

1

36

3

3

1

2

1

28 ---------- ---- - ----~

35 ---------- ----------

19

2

79

14

50

1

Richmond ______________

51

5

11

67

Rockdale _______________ Schley __________________ Screven_________________

-------- --------

7

5

12

Seminole ________________

10

Spalding________________

22

29

Stephens ________________

13

16

I:i.:> Stewart _________________

4

8

....-.:t Sumter_________________ Talbot _________________

5 3

17 7

542

13

15

42

10

2

11

4

1

67

5

46

1

166

19

77

9

28

39

29

9

10

21

3

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

1

4

2

2

1

3

2

4

2

1

1

16

2

------- -------

2

2 -------

6

------- ------- 2

1

2

1

2

- 2 ------- - - - ~ --

2

1

1

1 - - - - ~ --

648

15

63 ---------- ----------

25 91

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~
-

-

-

--
~~

55 ---------- ----------

214

105

40 ---------- ----------

1

54

2

38

Taliaferro _______________ TattnalL _______________ T a y l o r __________________
Telfair _________________ TerrelL ________________

3 14 9 13 10

1

4

4

13

31

2

1

12

1

2

16

2

2

14

10

1

96

4

37

2

2

64

12

3

41

2

1 3 2 3 1

------- ------2 -------
2 -----i-

17 ---------- - - - - - - - - ~-

125

3

51

6

94 ---------- ----------

58

Thomas ________________

14

Tift., ___________________
Tocmbs ________________ Towns__________________

18 10
6

Treutlen ________________

I

T r o u p __________________ Turner _________________ Twiggs _________________ Union__________________
Upson __________________

7 5 3 9 9

2

25

2

27

2

12

1

8

3

4

10

17

5

12

2

5

3

13

5

16

103 125
64 44
36

66

10

2

2

1

61

4

3

2

1

31

4

1

1

1

58

2

1

2

59

1

2

5

1

1

8

2

2

10

3

3

------- ------- 4

3

1

1

5

3

2

4

1 ------- -------

1

1 ------- ------- 6

2

5

143

4

162

32

90

3

52 ---------- ---------45 ---------- ----------

92

81

40 ---------- ----------

72

4

81

4

Walker _________________, 23

4

30

W a l t o n _________________ Ware___________________

1

Warren_________________

Washington_____________ I

20

3

15 -------- --------

3 -------- --------

8

27 15 3 19

252

17

4

4

96

13

3

3

94

8

3

3

16

4

1

1

94

4

3

6

!
-_._~----_._-

-~---_._---

1

2

3

1

3

1

1 ------- -------

3

15

4 302

22

8

4 134

5

:::::::1 6

119

4

1

25 ---------- ----------

6

122

27

-

-------~_._._------------

TABLE XV-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-BUILDINGS AND ROOMS (1959.60)

SYSTEM

Wayne

_

Webster

Wheeler

White

Whitfield

Wilcox-

Wilkes

Wilkinson

Worth



NUMBER AND KIND OF BUILDINGS

NUMBER OF INSTRUCTION ROOMS

SUB-

NON-

STAND PUB-

Ma- Ma-

Non- Regu- Self Sc, Home Typ- Ind. Agri.

Ex- I

I

Cn~S- J'ir~\;b

sonry sonry Frame Total Publicly l ar Con- Lab. Ec. ing Arts Shop Band cept, Lib. Other Total ROOMS CLASS-

Veneer

Owned

tained

Lab,

Child. ,

i

ROOMS

-----------I-------------------!--I------------

_ _

2~1

4~

21~5

i
::::::::1

117
g

22 4

6~

7~

5~

i
1-

ii
---Z-I

4~

1 1:
:::::-:1-:::::: 1

5~

1~4 1~8~3

1
--- ----------

_

3

5

9

_
_ _

:1.."

~

51

2

3

1

I

1_

3

1

62

13

'~"'" II ':,1 'i: ~,: _

_

_

14

25

83

,

9

114

10

~ Total Counties__________ 1,866

355

624 2,845

32 15,005 1,376 521 488 345 189 273 248 103 975 572 20,095

926

150

I;.:l

Americus_______________ A t l a n t a _________________ Barnesville ______________ Bremen _________________ Buford _________________
Calhoun ________________ Carrol1ton ______________ Cartersville _____________ Cedartown ______________ Chickamauga ____________
Cochran ________________ Commerce______________ Dalton _________________ Decatur ________________ Dublin _________________ ,

5

1

99

14

4

3 3

---------------- ----------------

3 -------- --------

9 -------- --------
6 10 -------- --------
8 ---.---- --------
7 -------- --------

-------- --------------- --------
7 -------9 --------
--------:--------

6

44

3

2

1

2

2

117

10 1,087 565

84

56

33

48

27

22

86

3

5

18 ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ---

3

24

1 -------

-------1

3

18

4

------- -------

-------

9

42

2

8

56

2

10

66

3

1

8

63

8

2

7

24

1

1

1 --

2

2 --

I!

3

3

------- ------- ------- I-------

2

35

2

2

7 12

------------i1-

37 107

1 3

1 1

1 3 4

12

131

14

3

8

58

6

2

1

-------1

1

I9
5

1

55

1

87 2,097 I

41

13

2

20

30

31

29

52

1

66

1 I 82

2

89

28 ---------- ----------

45 ---------- ----50
I:::::}:: 121
169 78

Fitzgerald _____________ Gainesville______________
Hawkinsville ____________ Hogansville _____________ Jefferson ________________

6

3 --------

10 -------- ---.----

I

2

3

9 10
3 6 4

--I LMaaGrireatntgae___________-_-__--__--__-_- __
Moultrie ________________ Newnan. ____ ~ _________ . Pelham______

10

1

12

3

7

6

6

6 1---- --- -----.--

5

11 15 19 6 7

Quitman ________________

4

5

Rome __________________

19

2

22

Tallapoosa______________

Tallulah Falls ___________

Thomaston _______
Thomasville____
TOCC08. _______
Trion ________

-.

I

2 l"

--- ---- --------

10

8 4
2

3
11
10 7 2

Valdosta ________________

12

Vidalia _________________

5

15 6

Waycross. ______________

''""""

West Point, _____________ Winder ______

15 3 ------ ----2

16 3 4

Total Cities ______

325

58

26

409

Total Counties _____

1,866

355

624 2,845

Grand TotaL ___________ 2,191

413 I 650 3,254

41

3

97

10

14

28

8

34

4

130

172

12

97

13

57

12

30

6

2 4

1 2

1 ._----- 1
4 -.----- 1

2 3

4 4

1 1

57 128

--------_-.---.-_--- -------.--.---.-.---

1 1

1

1

1

1 ------- 1

1 -- ----

1

1

I -------

2

3

22 47

-.-------5

-----------._-.-_-.-

2

2

1

4

2 ---._--

2 ------- 52 -----.---- ----------

3 1 3 .------ 5 2 9 14 170 ---------- ----------

3

2

2 -.-----

1 ------.

6

3 203 --.------- --------.-

5

3

3

3

4

2

6

4 146

10

1

2

2

1

1

4

2

4 --- --- 88

2 ----------

1

1 -.----- 1

1 -.--._-

2 ------- 43 -------.-- ----------

28

1

1 _.---.-

1

1 -------

2 ------- 35 ---------- ----------

169

6

4

1 -- ---

2 -.--.--

3

3 193

2 ----._----

21
---- -.. _---

-----.-

----.--

1 1 ------- -------- ----- ------- ------- -------

1
_____ w_

---._--
-------

2

1

------- -------

28 -------

------------- --- --~

----------
20

76

2

2

1 -------

2 -------

1

2

91

5

22

86

6

27

12

26

6

105

12

39

114 16 35

3

2

1

2

1

1

5

3

2

1

4

2

1 -----

2

2

3

2 -------

1

1

1

3 -------

2

1

1

1 ------- ------- -------

-- 1

2 -------

1

--~.-

-------

1 -------
1 -------

1 ------- -------

1 ------- -------

1

1

1

1 -- ----

--- -- ----

1

1

4 -------

1

2

2

2

2

1

2 -------

2 -- ----

2

1

2 --- ---

108

5 ----------

52

2 ----------

40

7 ----------

132

4 ----------

46

1 ----------

124

6 ----------

27

7 ----------

50 ------_.-- ----------

20 3,252 714 161 127

82

86

19

78

41 190 144 4,894

148

86

32 15,005 1,376 521 488 345 189 273 248 103 975 572 20,095

926

150

52 18,257 2,090 682 615 427 275 292 326 144 1,165 716 24,989 1,074

236

TABLE XVI-NEGRO SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-BUILDINGS AND ROOMS (1959-60)

SYSTEM

NUMBER AND KIND OF BUILDINGS

Ma- Ma-

Non- Regu-I Self Sc.

sonry sonry Frame Total Publicly lar Con- Lab.

Veneer

Owned

tained

NUMBER OF INSTRUCTION ROOMS

Home Typ- Ind. Agri.

Ex-

Ec. ing Arts Shop Band cept, Lib.

Lab.

Child.

Other

Total

SUBSTAND-
ARD
CLASSROOMS

NONPUBLICLY OWNED CLASSROOMS

--------1--- --------------------------- ---------------

Appling____________

4

,

1

5

Atkinson______

1 --------1

1

2

Bacon__________________

2 --------i- __

2

Baker____________

2

,________

2

Baldwin___________

6

1

6

25

4

10

2

10

26

64

1

1

_

1

1

1

1

_ _

1 1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

_

2

36

1 1

:::::::1

1147

_

2

38

4

80

15

Banks__________________

1

1

1

1

4

_

1

_5

_

Barrow_______
~:~t~ijj~~~:~~~~-~~::~::
Berrien_________

~
2

--- --------
:~:~:::~i- --2-

------2-
7 2

-------- -----7~::::::: 16
9

-----7-- ------- -------

_____

1

1

4

1

1

------- ------- ------- ------- -----1--

1

1

_

1

1

_

-----1-- ------_- ------- ---------- ----------

1

_

1

_

1~:I'i-" ,; 24

323 18

5

9

1

5

173

41 ___ 25

2

1

1

1

1

1

_

3

_

1

380

59 _

_ 51

3

27

14

Bulloch___________ Burke____________ Butts_____________ Calhoun______________ Camden__________

6

,

_

6

13

-1 I 2

16

1

_

1

4

_

4

6

1

7

_ 50

14

2

88 12

2

24

7

1

37

14

1

31

7

2

1

1

1

1

I

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

_

3

_ _ _
_

6 1
4 1

_ 75 115 36 59 47

29 8
8

Candler Carroll, Catoosa
Charlton Chatham

_

1

_ _

4 1

_ _

1 22

_

1

4
1 1 32

_ 16 26

4 8

1

1

1

_

1

_

3

_ 24 37

1

2 6

4

1

1

_

1

1

_

3 14

321 35 12 11

4

12

2

3

8 13 23 444

78

Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay

_ _ _ _ _

1

_

3

1

1

2

8 2

::::::::1::::::::

1

_6

4

12

2

--------1 3

7

2

8 --------

78

11

2

25

1 1
1 1

1
1 1 2 1

1 11

1 2

11

1

_1

_ _

1 1

1_

5 2

_

9

1

18

4

12 106

31
1

_ _
_ _ _

Clayton

_

Clinch

_

Cobb

_

Coffee

_

Colquitt..

_

CCooloukmbia_______________ Coweta_________________

4_ 5

1 11 __ 1 I

Crawford

_

I __

Crisp___________________

6

Dade___________________

1

Dawson

~



Decatur________________

6

DeKalb

j

9

Dodge__________

4

:::::::::::::: Dooly
g~~~r:~:
Early

"" __

3

13

i _

32

52 1 1

Echols

_

1

Effingham______________

5

Elbert..________________

5

E'IlanueL_____________

5

_

::::::: W:~~i~::::::::::

1__ - - - - : - : : : : : : : :

Fayette_________________

1

Floyd__________________

1

Forsyth

Franklin

_

Fulton

_

_

~

_

10

_

2!

2
_
_ _

_ _
_

Gilmer

Glascock_______________

1

Glynn__________________

12

1

Gordon

Grady_________________

4

--------1 5

I 41

1 --------

9

11 i_______

1

__1

1

__

4179

_

3

28

8 2

38 21

10 22

1

2 2

28 56 45

5

34

2

29

1 1

11

_

6 1

57

11

26

22

1

1_

7

45

11

2

4 1

4

5344

_

5

81

1

31

2

67

iii- -------- ----72- ----i2- -----2- -----4- ------- ------- -----2- ::::::: ------- ------- ------- ---iiii- :::::::::: ::::::::::

9

68 12

3

3

3

1

6

53

1

1

1

4 103 59

7

47

4

18

151 17

3

18

4

3

53 20

1

2

2

2 3 1
21

1

1

2

1

2

1

2

_ _ _
_ _

3
8 1 4 1

67 187 27
88 6

32

50 50

140

23

1

21

1_

1 40

5

69

4 74

2

219

_

17 4

6 1

1

1

1

1

_ 27

_

_

5

141

11096

2_

1 5

1

_

2

2

2

27 130

_ _

_

1

3

2

1

1

1

1

9

3

13

91

2

2

1

1

1

1

3

1 103

14

_

46 12

65

Greene

'1

~:~~~..~:;n:::::::::::::

HaIL

Hancock________________

Haralson

_

Harris

_

Hart

_

Heard

_

Henry

_

5 -_______
~

5

46

~

Ii

5

7

12

1 65

1

_

1

11

6

6

59

2

2

19

1

4

1

_

1 5

12 49

"--'-------'----'--------"

10
i l l ::::::: -----i-

12

2

2

1

1

1

1

4

1

1

4

15

1 ::::::: :::::::

2

1

3

1

1

5

' r : . ' 1

1

1

.

~----i-I

68

ig :::::::::: :::::::::: _

89

14

2

18

_

68 30 21 78

TABLE XVI-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-BUILDINGS AND ROOMS (1959-60)

NUMBER AND KIND OF BUILDINGS

NUMBER OF INSTRUCTION ROOMS

SUB-

NON-

STAND- PUB-

SYSTEM

ARD

LICLY

Ma-

Ma-

Non- Regu- Seli Sc. Home Typ- Ind. Agri.

Ex-

CLASS- OWNED

I sonry sonry Frame Total Publicly lar Con- Lab. Ec.

Veneer

Owned

tained

ing

Arts Shop Band cept, Lib. Other Total ROOMS CLASS-

Lab.

Child.

ROOMS

-------------------

- - - -- -- -- - --- - - --- - - - - - -

Houston ________________
I r w i n ___________________ Jackson ________________ J a s p e r __________________
Jeff Davis ______________

6 -------- 1
4 -------- --------
2 -------- 1
4 --------
2 -------- 1

7 -------4 -------3 --------
4 --------
3 --------

58

-11-2 14

1

1

37 ------- 1

1

1 -------

12 -------

1

1

1 -------

26

4

1

1

1 -------

16

4

1

1 ------- -------

1

1

1 -------

1

1 ------- -------
1 1 -------
1 ------- -------

4 -------
3 ------1 ------1 -------
1 -------

83 ---------- ----------

45 ---------- ----------

17 36

4
----------

----------
----------

24 ---------- ----------

I

Jefferson ________________ J e n k i n s _________________ Johnson ________________
Jones ___________________ L a m a r __________________

6 1--------

5I

11 --------

77

13

1

4 --------

2

6 -------- 42

4

1

1 -------- --------

1 -------- 25 ------- 1

7 -------- --------

7 -------- 30

4

1

1 -------- --------

1 -------- 27

8

1

2 1 1
1 1

1 -------
1 -------
1 -------
1 ------1 -------

1 1 ------1 ------- -------
1 ------- -------
1 1 ------1 1 -------

6

2

2 -------
1 -------

3

1

1 -------

104 ---------- ----------
52 ---------- ----------
30 ---------- ---------43 ---------- ---------41 ---------- ----------

L a n i e r __________________ Laurens ________________ Lee ____________________ L i b e r t y _________________ Lincoln _________________
Long ___________________ Lowndes________________ Lumpkin _______________ Macon _________________ M a d i s o n ________________

1 -------- --------

3 5

-------- ::::::::1

6

1 -------- ------:-1

2

1

5

1 --------

1 -------- --------

4

2

7

3 -------- --------

1 --------
3 -------5 -------8 --------
1 --------
3 -------6 -------1 --------
13 --------
3 --------

12 -------

1

52

16

3

27

10

1

50

8

2

27 ------- 1

1 -------

1

3

2 -------

1

1

1

1

1

1 ------- I - ______ 1

1 ------- -------

3

3 -------

1 ------- -------

1

1

2

1 1 -------

1 -------

3 -------

1

1

3 -------

1 -------

10 ------- 1 1 33 10 ------- 1

1 ------1 -------

1 1

-------------- --------------

1 -------

2

2

1 ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- -------

52

11

1

2

1

1

1 ------- 2

6 -------

16 5 1 1 1 ------- 1 ------- ------- 2 -------

17 ---------- ---------85 ---------- ---------43 ------.--- ----------
70 ---------- ----------
32 ---------- ----------

15 ---------- ----------

50

22 ----------

1 .--------- ----------

77 ----------

1

27 ---------- ----------

Marion _________________ McDuffie _______________ McIntosh _______________
Meriwether _____________ Miller __________________

1 -------- --------

2

1

5

3 --------

5

6

1

1

2 -------- --------

1 -------- 23

4

8 -------- 36

6

8 -------- 30

7

8 -------- 62 15

2 -------- 16

8

1 1 1 3 1

1 1 1 3 1

1 ------1 ------1 ------1 ------1 -------

1 ------- ------1 ------- ------1 1 ------3 ------- ------1 ------- -------

1 -------

2 -------

2

2

4 -------

1 -------

32 ---------- ----------

48 ---------- ----------

46

9 ----------

91

4 ----------

29 ---------- ----------

MitchelL ______________ Monroe,', _______________ M o n t g o m e r y ____________ Morgan ________________
M u r r a y _________________

5 -------- --------

2

4

1

4 -------- --------

5 -------- --------

1 -------- --------

5 -------7 -------4 -------5 --------
1 --------

57

6

1

1

1 ------- 1 ------- 1

5

2

28

15

1

1

1 ------- 1 ------- ------- 2 -------

30 ------- 1

1

1

1

1 ------- 1

1 -------

38

10

2

1 ------- -------

1

1 ------- 3 -------

2 ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- -------

75 49

--------------------

-------------------

37 ---------- ----------

56 ---------- ----------

2 ---------- ----------

M~::uns~c~o~g~e~e=-:-=-=-=-:--=-=-=-=-=-=--=-=1i------1~1- I'

Oglet~orPL------------:

1 1____

iI
---1-I

:::::1~~::::~~~~~~~~~-~~1 1 [_::

:

Pickens

,

-------- --

1

Pierce______________ I

__

1

Pike________________

1

_

Polk-______________

_

_

PulaskL
Putnam Quitman Rabun

_
_ _
_

Randolph------------ _

Richmond Rockdale

I
_

126

_

Schley
Screven Seminole

_

1

_

4

_

2

Spalding---------- _

SStteewpharetns-------- __---- ___

Sumter

_

TalboL

_

Taliaferro

_

TattnalL

_

Taylor

_

Telfair

_

Terrell .

_

Thomas________________ TifL__________________
~~::~s_~=============:=
Treutlen__________

-------- --------1

4

_

3

2

4

5

------

5 4
~_ ::=:=:=: ::::::=:
1

Troup-----------------Turner.________________

Twiggs_________________

3

Union

Upson------------------

4

Walker_________________

2

Walton_________________

8

1

1

Ware

.

--

Warren_________________

2

Washington_____________

5

1

[I 2i ===::=::1 2~~ i~ I

~: 1
: :======= I 1::::_::1:

i ::::::::1 4

_

1189

67 'I

5

, 26

1

4

17

8

2

26

8

11

12_

6

60

1

_

I ~ -------1 25780

17

11 ======= I

45 14

1 =====::1

770

424 ----------_ _ _ _
_

11

1

1_

1

_

31

3

7 39

5

3

36

1I

31

_

1

45

2

16

1

80

17

19

246

4

2

18

1

1

15

1

4

73

2

2

17

12

1

9

1

2

4 _

8 1

14 299 29

33

1

22

2

_

5

91

1

33

10 1 4 4 3
4 4 2 4 5
1________
~_ ::::::::
1

70 4

4 2

31

16

2

40

18

1

36

4

2

_

864

_

21

2

_ _

3 4

61 66

1

3

52

20

4

28

6

21

12

30

8

56

8

1

_

1

_

1

_

-------------- --------------1
------- -------

28
41 39 44

_

73

54 44
~~
13

10 6

21

_

1

_

1 _~

_

75

_

57

12

_--24-

-------

1
------- ====:==

_
=======

-------

:=:====

===:=:=

-------

-------

25
-----1-9-

----------

----------_

35

1

30

1

2

50

_

1

44

_

3

33

9

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

50

_

--

---



_

4

22

5

3

2

32

_

2 10
-2 6

18

1

39

8

2

2

1

1

1

--

-----

37

5

1

1

1

80

1

2

2

1

_

2

_ _

3

_ 25 1 58

2 3

_

2

_ 47

_

3

_ 92

17

TABLE XVI-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-BUILDINGS AND ROOMS (1959-60)

NUMBER AND KIND OF BUILDINGS

NUMBER OF INSTRUCTION ROOMS

NON-

PUB-

SYSTEM

Ma- Ma-

Non- Regu- Self

sonry sonry Frame To tal Publicly lar Con-

Home Typ- Ind. Agri.

Ex-

Ec. ing Arts Shop Band cept. Lib. Other Total

LICLY OWNED CLASS-

Veneer

Owned

tained

Lab.

Child.

ROOMS

--------1----------------------------------------------

Wayne_________________ Webeter________________ Wheeler________________ White__________________ Whitfield

5

1

1

2

1

_

1

,

1

24

21

13

4

2

1

-------- -------- -------- ------- --

1

1

1

1

1

1

_

1

_ 34

_

1

_

1

_ 25

_

_

1

_ 20

3

_

_1

_

3

_

Wilcox_________________

3 ,________

1

4

Wilkes_________________

2

2

Wilkinson_______________

3

3

Worth__________________

6

6

Total Counties

_ 537

48

132

717

17 52

8 4

1 1

1 1

1

1

1 ------- 1 2 1 1 ------- 2

1 1

32 65

----------
----------

----------
- - - - - - ~ - --

34

4

1

1

1 ------- 1 ------- ------- 2 ------- 44 ---------- ----------

54

14

2

1
I

2 -------

1 ------- ------- 5

2 81 ---------- ---- -----

5,670 865 181 199 112

90 113

52

48 342 123 7,795

461

5

Americus Atlanta Barnesville Bremen
Buford

4~'[

_
_ _

[
:::::::1:::::::: :::~:~:~::

,

1

1

g:~~~llf.;;~~~:::~:~~~~:: :

Cartersville

_

Cedartown

_

Chickamauga _

4

8

6

32

4

19

3

16

Cochran Commerce Dalton

_ _ _

Decatur

._-

'I

Dnblin_____________ _

I

14

1

4

s

14

1

17 i

5

:J6 '

2

42

41 54 1,161

1!

_

31

1

1 -------

1 -------

2 -------

1 -------

1

2

9 14 39 25 23
-----

1 ----------

2 ----------

6 ----------

9 1

--- ------
-- -------

,

i

---

:_- --~_:-::

I

-----

Fitzgerald Gainesville

-- ---I _

Hawkinsville

_

~1e~~~~~~:::::::::::-:I __

3

_

5 ----.--4 --------
3 -------4 --------

-----n----;- :::::~:I 18

32

8

11 -------
12 -------

1 1

1 -------------- --------------

------- ---T ------- -------

-------

----_._- -------

1

1

2

_

2 i --2- :::::::1

---- ------- --- --- ------- --- --- ------- ------- ---- -- ------- ------- ------- --- ------1

LaGrange __ Marietta _
Moultrie _
Newnan _ Pelham _

6 -------~

57 -------

1

2 -------- 36 -------

1

9 -------- 24 -------

1

3 -------- 20 4

1 -------- 26 -------

1

1 -------

1 -- ---- I

1 -------

2

1

1 -- ---- ------- -------

2 ------- ------- 1

1 -------

-------

1

1

1 ------- 1 -------

1

64

42

30

27

32

_

Quitman _

Rome

_

Tallapoosa

_

Tallulah Falls _ Thomaston _

Thomasville ___ Toccoa _____ Trion ______
Valdosta ___ -----------Vidalia ___

101

_

6 1 1 -------- -------10 -------- -------1

1 -------- 12

7

1

1

------- ------- 1

10 -------- 55

7

1

1

1

------- ------- 1

______ w

----

4 ------- ------- ------- -- ---- ------- ------- ------- ------- -------

---- -------- --- --- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ---.--- ------- -------

4 -------- 22 ----- - ~

1

1

1 1 ------- ------- -------

10 --------

1 --------

1 --------

10 --------

3

1

48

9

2

1

1

1 -------

1

1

19 ------- 1

1

1

2 -------

1 -------

2 ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ---.--- ------- -------

66

5

3

4

1

1 ------- -------

1

16 -------

1

1 ------- 1 -------

1 -------

23 70

28

I

:::::::1

66 26

2

86

22

Waycross __

C;.l
'""'"

West Point, Winder ______

Total Cities __

10 -------- --------

10 -------- 62

4

2

3 -------- --------

3 -------- 21 -------

1

1 -------- ._------

1 --------

9

6

1

2 1 1

1

1

------- 1

1 -------

-------
-------

1

2

1 .. -----

1 ------- -------

78

10

2271

1

_

139

23

16

78

6 1,370 423

57

61

26 29)1 7)1 23

30

I
I

84

63 2,174

96

Total Counties __________[ 537

48

132

17

2 5,670 865 181 199 112 90 113

52

48 342 123 7,795

461

Grand TotaL ___________ 676

71

148

95

I 8 7,040 1,288 238

260

138 119)1 120)1

75

78 I 426

186 9,969

557

TABLE XVII-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-PLANT USE AND VALUE (1959.60)
.. _---------------

SYSTEM

----
I Number Available
at Beginning of the Year
Build- Rooms ings

STATUS OF PLANT USE

PRESENT VALUE OF SCHOOL PLANT
-------I----~-

Number

Number

Number Available

Abandoned

Completed

at End of

During the Year During the Year

the Year

Build- Rooms Build- Rooms Build- Rooms

ings

ings

ings

Buildings

Grounds

Furniture
and Equipment

Library
Books and Instructional
Aids

Tota

Appling

_

21

Atkinson

_

14

Bacon

'

7

~~'d~;~::::::::::::::::::1

6 10

B~:a~r~to~w~~=================_I

13 10 46

Ben Hill , ,

_

10

Berrien

_

28

Bibb

Bleckley

Brantley

Brooks

_

Bryan

Bulloch Burke Butts
Calhoun camden

_

43

_

6

_

16

14

_
,

15

_

27

_

21

_

6

_

15

_

11

Candler

_

4

Carroll, Catoosa

_ _

35 20

Charlton _

7

chatham _

64

122

2

_

23

71

14

79

7

27

6

90

10

64 49 168

------- ::::::::I:::::_~:

::::::::

13
10 46

42

10

122

28

758 34

--------1-------- --------------1

43 6

74

16

78

14

47

15

173

1

_

26

128

21

48 54 59

1 ________

_ _

2

6 14
11

I

47 196 161

::::::~r::::::!:::~:I-----T

4 37 20

50 756

---- ----

----I-i

1---38-

7 65

124

1,505,000

71

810,000

79

1,200,000

27

395,000

90

1,423,000

64

794,500

49

855,000

168

2,145,325

42

551,000

122

928,000

758

9,935,641

34

208,500

74

765,000

78

446,771

47

544,750

172

2,557,860

128

1,115,800

48

639,000

54

367,273

59

889,835

47

666,875

204

2,113,585

166

2,385,947

50

1,035,000

794 11,767,726

46,150 39,800 50,000
5,300 136,500
10,700 7,900
171,954 8,000
51,500
444,219 6,200
29,000 19,000 23,500
99,650 44,650
8,000 14,400 31,000
28,500 67,500 104,250 50,000 1,425,346

Chattahoochee _ Chattooga cherokee Clarke Clay

_ _ _ _

2 28 31 23
4

11 140 178 230

:::--:;~

:~-::~-~~-~-1~--~-~~~::r1 :::::-

20

2 28 31 23
4

11 140 178 230 20

108,000
1,511,200 3,465,604
5'm:~1

4,000 40,700 108,000 278,615
3,000

169,935 89,300 85,000 49,000 166,500
41,300 38,000 148,335 65,840 142,050
1,514,471 30,920 115,750 39,800 48,550
268,555 78,000 71,868 85,300 74,500
59,000 358,072 124,500 55,500 1,209,195
20,000 179,712 186,872 329,848 20,000 I

57,774 30,150 22,500
6,508 68,787
12,385 10,600 48,285 15,700 45,640
425,678 14,815 38,672 31,300 14,500
51,350 52,357 21,132 32,165 18,234
21,200 54,640 43,659 23,500 339,783
10,000 53,032 88,050 108,128
9,800 1

1,778,859 969,250
1,357,500 455,808
1,794,787
858,885 911,500 2,513,899 640,540 1,167,190
12,320,009 260,435 948,422 536,871 631,300
2,977,415 1,290,807
740,000 499,138 1,013,569
775,575 2,593,797 2,658,356 1,164,000 14,742,050
142,000 1,784,644 3,848,526 5,977,713
206,800

Clayton __________________ Clinch __________________ Cobb ______________ Coffee____________________ Colquitt, __________________

Columbia _________________ Cook _____________________
Coweta___________________
Crawford _________________ Crisp _____________________

Dade _____________________ Dawson__________________ Decatur __________________ DeKalb __________________ Dodge ____________________

Dooly ____________________ Dougherty________________ Douglas __________________
Early ____________________
Echols _______________

Effingham ________________

E l b e r t ____________________

e,o Emanuel, _________________

.0..0...

Evans ____________________ Fannin ___________________

Fayette ___________________ Floyd ____________________
Forsyth __________________ Franklin __________________ Fulton ___________________

Gilmer ___________________
Glascock _________________ Glynn ____________________
Gordon ___________________ G r a d y ____________________

Greene ___________________ Gwinnett, ________________ Habersham _______________ Hall ______________________
Hancock __________________

Haralson ____._____________
Harris ____________________ Hart _____________________ Heard ____________________ H e n r y ____________________

28 14 67 31

::~~~~~~ :-~:-::r- 324 --------

66 --------

1

693 --------

24

194 --------

44

160

-----1 -

IS

77

16

86

------ --------

13

96

4

34 -------- ---- --- -------- ---

20

116

-------- --------

10

85 -------- --

7

42 -------- --- ---- -------- -----

41

173 ----- -------- -------- --------

83 1,263

-------- --------

10

18

130

-------- ---- --- --------

21

82

24

335

17

116

19

77

5

21

------- --------
----- -------- --------
----- ------------ --------

21

87

30

129

::::::::1::::::::

35

159 -------- ----

-- --------

6

49 -------- --------

23

144 -------- --------

]
i

10
33 19

58 228 -------- -------110

2 ----

:::::~~:

I

18

127 -------- ---

--- --------

56

807 -------- ----

11

91

---- -------- --- ---- --------

1

23 ------ -------- --- ---- --------

25

241 -------- -------- --

30

117 -------- --------

--- --------

16

128 -------- ---

---- --------

10

57

1 --------

66

331

1 -------- --------

2

26

158 -------- -------- --------

4

33

263 -------- --------

4

21 -------- --------

11 15

::::::i:r 90 -------- -------- --------
62

24

108

2

14

60

--------

14

89

28

324

14

67

67

717

31

194

44

160

15

77

16

86

13

96

4

34

20

116

10

85

7

42

41

173

83 1,273

18

130

21

82

24 335

17

116

16

69

5

21

21

87

30

129

35

159

6

49

27

148

10

58

35

245

19 110

18 127

56

807

11

91

I

23

25

242

30

117

16

128

10

56

65

332

26

162

34

263

5

28

11

90

15

62

24

108

14

60

14

89

4,291,000 880,000
8,564,893 2,804,000 1,795,379
911,999 926,446 1,110,700 440,755 1,499,197
1,140,044 551,589
2,862,220 22,576,019
1,440,000
1,113,500 5,571 ,821 1,793,576
714,749 240,000
967,000 1,415,000 1,694,475
562,000 2,228,033
653,350 3,728,978
740,600 1,192,093 16,485,414
1,100,103 350,000
4,689,000 1,652,032 1,842,000
905,000 4,797,325 2,309,725 4,138,500
500,000
1,019,500 765,000
1,428,206 908,000
1,372,811

138,400 22,000 295,669 230,100 60,500
52,000 46,000 33,600 5,250 72,778
25,000 11,500 65,750 842,513 177,500
30,050 388,640
42,560 22,000 10,000
16,850 122,100 90,370 26,000 80,150
20,300 115,700 22,400 40,925 458,700
53,958 4,000
405,700 18,200 39,350
17,800 187,300 78,550 125,000
5,000
39,100 27,520 33,256 10,000 61,100

335,650 119,737 764,002 173,100 162,453

109,300 45,957 248,853 79,750 .19,575

4,874,350
1,067,694 9,873,417 3,286,950 2,077,907

85,646 153,588 138,900 48,000 91,307

22,813 38,847 30,769 12,000 46,549

1,072,458 1,164,881 1,313,969
506,005 1,709,831

145,580 28,030 223,002 1,989,067 114,600

16,061
10,360 46,439
589,358 57,244

1,326,685 601,479
3,197,411 25,996,957
1,789,344

112,872 474,007 175,990 98,950 35,000

39,512
107,880 34,010 23,400 5,750

1,295,934 6,542,348 2,046,136
859,099 290,750

53,350
186,126 199,160 79,000 175,836

25,650 75,498 51,148 22,000 39,004

1,062,850 1,798,724 2,035,153
689,000 2,523,023

71,501 324,035 115,788 95,033 1,307,017

21,692 87,248 40,182 37,185 525,417

766,843 4,255,961
918,970 1,365,236 18,776,5.48

60,637 8,500 323,200 104,884 308,525

23,280 30,000 96,843 30,766 42,800

1,237,978 392,500
5,514,743 1,805,882 2,232,675

79,500 416,685 205,625 368,000
55,000

13,400 108,972 84,250 94,550
5,300

1,015,700 5,510,282 2,678,150 4,726,050
565,300

127,250 97,142
112,074 102,000 295,590

23,300 27,038 32,275 9,500 62,661

1,209,150 916,700
1,605,811 1,029,500 1,792,162

-----------_._-

TABLE XVII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-PLANT USE AND VALUE (1959.60)

-------------,-------------------,---------------------

STATUS OF PLANT USE

PRESENT VALUE OF SCHOOL PLANT

SYSTEM

Number Available

Number

Number

Number Available

at Beginning

Abandoned

Completed

at End of

of the Year

During the Year During the Year

the Year

Build- Rooms Build- Rooms Build- Rooms Build- Rooms

ings

ings

ings

ings

Buildings

Grounds

Furniture and
Equipment

Library
Books and Instructional
Aids

Total

- - - - - - - - ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---I---~-I------ - - - - - - - - - - - -

Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis
Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

_ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _

21 17 8 5 22
17 4 11 11 4

248 90

4

10

_

59 -------- -------- -------- --------1

;::::J 17~38
99

::::::::

::::::::

~:::::::

60

_

43

24

21 13 8 5 22
17 4 11 11 4

248 $ 80 59 38 103
109 47 60 43 24

4,288,000 $ 743,000 709,900 455,000
1,047,370
1,812,000 645,000 735,000 364,000 350,000

208,750 $ 25,600 16,600 15,000 29,811
47,700 15,000 29,150 9,060 2,000

404,000 s
93,280 63,720 45,000 135,802
110,729 55,368 53,300 46,250 40,000

106,417 $ 21,950 21,700 7,000 36,372
33,487 14,290 12,375 10,700 10,000

5,007,167 883,830 811,920 522,000
1,249,355
2,003,916 729,658 829,825 430,010 402,000

Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln
Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison
Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller

_

10

44

_ _ _

31 10
5

137 35 59

_

5

35

! 10

36

i 23

141

_

11

_

15

63 58

_

14

87

_

5

31

_

12

78

_

4

29

: _

17 4

109 59

2

_

10

44

498,009

30

137

1,144,000

10

35

582,190

5

59

714,676 !

5

35

383,985

18,000 14,037 6,750 10,000
6,900

220,000 114,000 60,000 69,305 42,421

.1_

10

36

300,000

8

1

24

134

2,037,000

11

63

795,000

----I

15 14

58 1,005,000

87

1,247,000

15,000 60,500 18,000 11,800 23,000

56,000 160,650 56,835 73,200 59,350

3

6

32

580,000

12

78

1,457,000

4

29

290,000

17

109

1,322,472

3

_

7

59

653,041

15,000 31,000 26,000 77,500 18,500

70,000 103,000 65,000 124,450 71,000

17,000 52,268 11,500 21,533 33,449
17,000 51,500 32,642 18,900 31,872
28,000 34,000 12,000 32,450 29,000

753,009 1,324,305
660,440 815,514 466,755
388,000 2,309,650
902,477 1,108,900 1,361,222
693,000 1,625,000
393,000 1,556,872
771 ,541

Mitchell Monroe
Montgomery Morgan Murray

_

23

_

6

_ _

7 16

_

15

23

107

1,257,500

6

54

581,500

7

37

486,000

15

63

1,371,658

15

105

925,000 i

39,000 28,000 5,500
22,300 15,500

171,526
55,000 32,500 123,918 98,000

28,500 20,000 20,400 25,077 20,000

1,496,526 684,500 544,400
1,542,953 1,058,500

Muscogec _________________

70

Newton __________________

15

Oconee ___________________

18

Oglethorpe ________________

2

Paulding __

17

Peach ____________________

7

Pickens ___________________ Pierce ____________________ Pike ______________________

12
17 10

Polk- ____________________

24

Pulaski ___________________

2

Putnam __________________

3

Quitman __________________ Rabun ___________________

5 18

Randolph _________________

8

Richmond ________________ Rockdale _________________ Schley ____________________
Screven ___________________ Seminole __________________

66
7 5 12 10

Spalding __________________

29

Stephens __________________

15

CN
0w0

Stewart___________________ Sumter ___________________
Talbot; ____________

8 17
7

Taliaferro _________________ Tattnall __________________ T a y l o r ____________________ Telfair ___________________ Terrell ___________________

4 30 11 15 14

Thomas __________________ TifL ____________________
Toombs __________________ Towns ____________________
Treutten __________________

25 27 12
8 6

Troup____________________

17

Turner ___________________ Twiggs ___________________ Union ____________________ Upson ____________________

12 5 13 16

Walker ___________________ W a l t o n ___________________
Ware _____________________ Warren ___________________

30 27 15 2

Washington _______________

19

---------

I
.----------

-i 721 1_______ -----

41

40

73

96 ------2- ------6- !------i-

~

15

54

17

54 !________ -- ______1 ______ -- ________

2

106

4

241

2

20

15

64

7

78

12

94

17

60

10

159

24

28

1

3

35 -------- ---- -------- ----

3

19 -------- -------- -------- --------

5

1-------- 85 -- ----- ----- --

I

50 -------- ----

19 8

642 -------- --------

67

63 ----- - --

7

25

-- -------- --------

5

-------- --------1-------- 91 -------- -------- -------- --------

12

55 --------

10

214

--------

I
--------1--------

--------

29

~:::~~~l~~:::: 105 --------
40 54

--------

16

8

1

17

38

7

17 -------- -------- -----

4

125

31

50 -------- --------

12

94 -------- --------

16

58 -------- -------- --

14

143 -------- -------- --

25

162

16 -- ----- --------

26

90 -------- -------- -------- --------

12

52 -------- -------- -------- --------

8

45

2 -------- -------- --------

4

92 -------- -------- -------- --------

17

81 -------- -------- -------- --------

12

40 -------- -------- -------- ------

5

72 -------- ------ --------

13

81 -------- -------- --------

1

16

300 -------- --------

4

134 -------- -------- --------

2I

::::::::1 119 -------- --------

25
--------1 122

---------------

--------
--------

1
--------

--

--

----

30 27 15 3 19

761 96

I

54

54

108

12,721,024 1,367,492
474,350 651,816 1,108,335

64

1,140,000

78

827,754

94

756,850

60

510,500

159

2,214,547

28

327,500

35

583,000

19

220,000

93

1,158,334

50

870,500

648

8,558,175

63

1,121,500

25

256,000

91

1,069,000

55

933,010

214

3,066,377

105

1,281,250

40

906,000

54

699,222

38

383,500

17

185,000

125

1,198,557

51

534,000

94

1,232,182

58

744,764

143

1,317,500

146

1,641,742

90

938,000

52

570,759

45

387,000

92

1,105,838

81

895,234

40

381,000

72

895,000

82

764,128

302

4,208,343

134

1,749,824

119

1,720,851

25

349,000

122 1,566,349

1,105,761
44,500 ,I
21,000 I
11,820 38,200
43,000 25,800 38,000 19,250 35,200
26,000 33,500 2,000 49,500 15,500
537,621 16,500 17,000 19,300 45,000
465,809 18,190 18,800 8,750 6,600
1,500 56,950 6,500 23,100 8,700
36,000 120,500 31,000 22,500 14,000
42,100 33,786
5,900 9,400 47,741
146,975 59,500 89,500 7,500 38,800

1,785,500 123,900 69,000 33,700 110,250
66,000 96,157 166,197 38,845 132,300
41,000 96,000 40,000 83,496 94,900
931,446 99,300 26,518 107,725 137,000
530,363 52,044 49,500 72,576 36,000
15,000 103,170 80,000 186,490 68,043
106,700 217,100 174,500 33,043 68,920
199,379 131,974 34,470 99,500 115,227
325,526 129,100 165,851 26,000 137,781

212,346 56,000 35,375 11,966 30,950
21,200 32,200 32,067 15,370 37,250
7,000 15,000 18,000 38,225 70,000
354,093 28,500 4,431 32,400 26,050
89,899 60,582 12,300 18,700 7,200
4,500 49,625 28,500 29,335 27,880
38,850 42,800 24,933 12,500 12,500
22,910 32,800 19,684 24,000 47,099
91,800 47,820 37,727 8,500 38,610

15,824,631 1,591,892
599,725 709,302 1,287,735
1,270,200 981,911 993,114 583,965
2,419,297
401,500 727,500 280,000 1,329,555 1,050,900
10,381,335 1,265,800
303,949 1,228,425 1,141,060
4,152,448 1,412,066
986,600 799,248 433,300
206,000 1,408,302
649,000 1,471,107
849,387
1,499,050 2,022,142 1,168,433
638,802 482,420
1,370,227 1,093,794
441,054 1,027,900
974,195
4,772,644 1,986,244 2,013,929
391,000 1,781,540

TABLE XVII-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-PLANT USE AND VALUE (1959-60)

SYSTEM

-----1-----1-------1----------- STATUS OF PLANT USE

I

Number Aval;:;'~-Number l-~~~Number Available

PRESENT VALUE OF SCHOOL PLANT

at Beginning

Abandoned

Completed

at End of I

LIbrary

of the Year

During the Year During the Year

the Year

Furniture

Books and

______

_

Buildings

Grounds

and

Instructional

Tota

Equipment

Aids

Build- Rooms Build- Rooms Build- Rooms Build- Rooms

ings

ings

ings

ings

Wayne ___________________ Webster __________________ Wheeler __________________ White ____________________
Whitfield _________________

25 5
12
8 33

183 -------- -------- -------- --------

18

50 -------- -------- -------- --------

62 203

1
--------

--------
--------

--------
--------

--------
--------

25
5 12
8 33

183 18 50 62
203

2,434,820 150,000 423,738 809,200
2,764,500

Wilcox. __________________

Wilkes ___________________

0w..0.

Wilkinson _________________ Worth ____________________

19 10 6 24

80 -------- -------- -------- -------68 -------- -------- -------- -------54 -------- -------- -------- --------
114 -------- --------

19
10 6 25

80
68 54 114

752,000 577,000 556,000 1,971,519

Total Counties ____________ 2,822 19,930

27

94

43

246 2,834 20,075 280,048,531

69,100 4,000 6,250 21,200 76,500
27,500 40,000 22,000 44,562
12,665,096

266,960 30,000 48,850 53,615
229,125
96,600 59,250 73,900 161,930
27,937,937

55,400 10,000 12,671 22,566 69,030
30,939 23,550 12,300 31,165
7,993,190

2,826,280 194,000 491,509 906,581
3,139,155
907,039 699,800 664,200 2,209,176
328,644,754

Americus_________________ Atlanta ___________________
Barnesville ________________ Bremen___________________ Buford ___________________

6

55 -------- -------- ---- --- --------

117 2,089

1 --------

3

20 -------- -------- -------- --------

3 3

31 29

-------- -------- -------- --------------- -------- -------- --------

Calhoun __________________

9

Carrollton ________________ Cartersville _______________

8 10

Cedartown ________________

8

Chickamauga____ .

52 -------- -------- - - - - - - - ~ --------
66 -------- -------- -------- -------82 89 -------- -------- -------- --------
28 -------- -------- -------- --------

Cochran _________

2

Commerce ______

7

Dalton __________:: :::::::

12

B~bi1~~::::::::::::::::::I

12 8

::~~~T,~~~~~{[/:: 45

I

---------

50

121

169

78

--------:

6

55

117 2,097

3

20

3

31

3

29

9

52

8

66

10

82

8

89

7

28

2

45

7

50

12

121

12

169

8

78

640,300 41,020,625
300,000 400,000 510,000
620,000 903,000 1,522,280 1,355,000 1,050,000
375,000 700,000 2,194,000 3,002,133 1,362,504

24,000 2,140,776
10,000 15,000 30,000
28,000 22,000 83,695 52,000 20,000
17,000 23,000 432,000 318,257 30,100

97,730 5,481,528
22,000 30,000 45,000
45,500 78,000 93,062 104,300 46,000
4R,000 47,310 100,500 190,950 159,647

18,640 843,863
3,550 6,000 9,600
15,431 23,000 27,532 37,900 16,000
14,000 13,000 40,000
I 93,416
41 ,036

780,670 49,486,792
335,550 451,000 594,600
708,931 1,026,000 1,726,569 1,549,200 1,132,000
454,000 783,310 2,766,500 3,604,756 1,593,287

Fitzgerald ________________ Gain sville ________________

9 9

57 128

1:::::::=1::::::::

------i-

---------------

9

57

1,033,000

10

128

2,018,425

Hawkinsville ______________ Hogansville _______________ Jefferson ________ . ____. ____
L a G r a n g e _________________

3 6 4
11

::::~~:r~~:::: 22

-------- --------

47

52

170

3 6 4
11

22 47 52
170

350,000 801,262 503,655
4,844,845

Marietta____________ ._. ___ Moultrie __________________

13 18

196 -------- -- _.---

136 .-._----

2

I I

7 12

14

203

3,385,000

19

146

1,657,807

Newnan .. ___________. ____ Pelham___________________

6 7

88 -------- -- ----- - . ----- .------ .
43 -------- ----. --- -- ---- .-------

6 7

88

2,035,000

43

1,043,700

62,500 326,000 25,000 16,000 40,500
177,633 146,750
86,000 100,000 31,300

Quitman __________________ Rome ____________________
Tallapoosa ________________ Tallulah Falls _____________ Thomaston ________________

5 22
3
11

35 -------- ------.- ----.--- .-------

5

35

436,200

15,000

~~~~~J~~~~~~~~ 193

--.----- .-------

22

193

4,026,500

468,000

28

3

28

325,000

10,000

-------- --_.---- --.----------- -------.----.-

91

11

91

2,081,500

94,200

ThomasviIle _______________ Toccoa. _. ________________ Trion ____________________
Valdosta __________________
Vidalia ___________________

10 7 2
15 6

108 -------- -- ______ 1 ______ -- .------52 -----_.- -------- -_.---- . . ----._40 -------- -------- -------- - -----132 --._---- -------- -------- -------46 -------- -------- -------- --------

10 7 2
15 6

108 52 40
132 46

1,225,"45 1,313,000
538,103 1,931,576
500,000

51,639 27,000 40,477 231,000
20,000

Waycross _________________ West Point ________________ Winder ___________________
Total Cities _______________

16

124 -------- -------- -------- --------

3 4

27 50

----------------1----------------

----------------

--------
--------

405 4,869

264

29

16

124

3

27

4

50

408 4,894

1,612,392 625,000 700,000
88,942,652

69,500 30,000 20,000
5,334,327

Total Counties ____________ 2,822 19,930 Grand TotaL _____________ 3,227 24,799

27194143

29

100

47

246 2,834 20,075 280,048,531 275 3,242 24,969 368,991,183

12,665,096 17,999,423

53,500 194,799 80,000 55,000 42,460
427,045 320,450 264,290 181,000
63,600
46,000 317,379
41,000 15,500 197,563
131,094 59,700 34,985
170,563 40,000
140,562 37,000 65,000
9,568,017
27,937,937
37,505,954

41,834 46,240 24,000 6,500 17,720
76,145 55,100 45,900 34,025 19,850
18,000 88,487 17,400 10,000 45,572
31,866 21,200 19,812 36,378 10,000
60,350 16,800 15,000
1,961,147
7,993,190
9,954,337

1,190,834 2,585,464
479,00o
878,762 604,335
5,525,668 3,907,300 2,053,997 2,350,025 1,158,450
515,200 4,900,366
393,400 25,500
2,418,835
1,440,444 1,420,900
633,377 2,369,517
570,000
1,882,804 708,800 800,000
105,806,143
328,644,754
434,450,897

TABLE XVIII-NEGRO SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-PLANT USE AND VALUE (1959-60)

- ----, ============c===============

,

STATUS OF PLANT USE

I

PRESENT VALUE OF SCHOOL PLANT

I

--~-- - - - - - - ,- - - - - 1 - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - -

SYSTICM
~ _ _ _ _

----1--------1------1---- I Number Available

Number

I Number

I Number Availablel

at Beginning ,Abandoned

Completed

at End of

of the Year

During the Year During the Year I the Year

I

1 ' -_ _ 1 _ _ -

Buildings

I I

Grounds

1

Library I

Furniture I Books and
I Equ~~~ent InstA\dt~onal,

Tota

~~~~-I~oms ~~~- !~oom~::~~- ~ooms ~~~~~,~:~:-------,--------i-----I--_-~ I-----.--~

AppllI1g____

__

4. 13 .

I_

1_

Atkinson___

2 1 17 ,

1_

Baeon______ Baker,___

1 , 14, 2: :38 _.

1,---

Baldwinc . ,

6' 80 __

_

!:~1:~~---~I------~-I----i:l:l-j,

5 I 361$

21

17

2 2

14 38

I,

6, 80,

-~I---i:.!I-

Is 502,761
215,000 I 280,000 ' ~61,521 179,715,
1~::~~~-1

7,000 Is
,8,350 .

2:104,8,104051I$

25,000

10,000

2,600:

25,500

30,000'

93,000

-~:~~~.I1,2i:~~~-1

6,216 ?,OOO

I$

,3,500

2,675,

16,645'

2,: :

550,122
250,150 318,500
392,296 919,360
2:~::::

Ben Hill Berrien , .
Bibb_________ Bleekley __. Brantley____
::::~~_ Brooka, , .
Burke_____
~~f~~~-~ _
Camden. _

---

7

- __ ,

2

___I 24

---

51

_I

7

-I 1:

.. j

16

[' ~

7

21 I'"
18__

.1 I

1

380 1----' -----1----

59 I-.-

I -----,- -

--_1'----

~: I f 51 'I

-

'

1'-

119 --

-

~4g7 ,-

._'1

7 I 21 21' 181.

24. 380

.1 I I

59 '

I7 :~:51

16

liS

,l ~g

7

47

189,500 I, 218,126
,'888' :3,848,760 610
::::~~~ ,567,209
1,:394,800
~n:m
655,652

500 1,3001
129,112 1,050500
15:,:6:0~0~
30,300
N88
23,000

9,630' 34,400
378,859 22,,555000
~:::~~ :36,355
118,94:3
~U~~
50,000

2,928 3,300
!13,163
21,,100000
;~::::.1,800 I ,32,198 "
26:~~~
1.1,674

202,558 257,126
4,449,894 6145,,.210000
1,6~1::4:,9:6:4:
m:m 1,.176,241 744,326

Candler_______

Carroll , ,

__

Catoosac , . .

Charlton_____

Chatham___

1

24

14

37

1

3

1

14

30 407

1

24

350,000

4

37

437,:380

1

3

37,146

1

14

180,000

31 436 6,065,494

9,530 10,400 3,000 2,000 :324,697

13,393 65,799 2,000 11,258 707;128

3,600 10,135
950 3,650 143,171

:376,52:3 ,,23,714 4:3,096 196,908 7,240,490

Chattahoochee ___ Chattooga _ Cherokee ___
Clarke __ Clay _____

~I

1
4
3 8

9 18
12
106

2 1 31

9

124,404

18

172,550

12

243,000

106 1,454,389

31

383,301

3,600 10,350 1,500
118,939 1,300

7,996 31,:300 10,551
158,901 18,.123 I

1,000 3,025 4,603
.19,342 7,223

'1:37,000 217,225 259,651
1,791,571 410,347

Clayton _ Clinch _

Cobb

_

Coffee _

Colquitt, __

5

47

----

1

19

3

28

8

56

2

45

5

I

1

3

8

2

47 i

479,000 I

19 28

I 229010,,600000

56 1

915,000

45

513,517 I

5,750 10,700 9,000 17,000
13,500

25,500 36,000 16,600 43,025 33,250

133,,671500 I
4,555 14,535 8,700

524,000 250,310 321,751i 989,560 568,967

Columbia _

Cook

_

Coweta

_

Crawford

_

Crisp

_

Dade

_

Dawson

_

Decatur

_

DeKalb

_

Dodge

_

54 34 81 31 67

--

16 101 --- ----

9

103 --

6

59

j

-- ----
3

1

5

1
55 '

537,248

16,560

2

34

369,942 I

6,100

-',
---

6

81

1,250,000

1 7
I
-
16

31 1
I6:
l~fl

374377,,652103 1
I _25:~~01 __ 957,000 1,829,170

7,800 3,176 :J6,000
600
30,000 .10,565

56

490,650

20,600

32,867 25,000 91,750 19,951 44,000
5,000
92,000 121,385 41,600

9,103 6,000 18,972 7,961 14,800
500
32,399 44,349
3,463

595,778 407,042 1,368,522 378,601 832,420
31,100
1;111;399
2,035,469 556,313

Dooly

_

Dougherty _

Douglas _

Early

_

Echols

_

7

67

18

187

3

27

3

88 -- -- --

j

6

---

7

67 1,

712,000

18

187

2,535,399

3

27

267,M1

3

88

931,000

1

6

90,000

18,200
86,075 3,000 12,500
15,000

51,223 191,373
15,000
90,945 7,000

12,434 42,510 5,500
21,665 550

793,857 2,855,357
291,051 1,056,110
112,550

Effingham _ Elbert.. _ EmanueL _

8

39

3

6

69 -- --

74

--------1 Evans _
Fannin _

--------

29 1

Fayette _

Floyd

_

Forsyth _

Franklin _ Fulton .__

--------I

--1-
::::::1

4 11

27 5
27 120

Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon
Grady

_ _
_ _
_

-If] -9 100
- -4[-- 65

8

1

9

6

40

-- --

---

6

69

-----

7

74

-------
-- -- --

3 I

29 1

488,000 649,812 835,471
246,200 6,000

4,200 34,000 15,000
3,500
75

31,500 51,454 47,003 32,000
150

8,972 12,330 13,446 12,000
75

532,672 747,596 910,920 293,700
6,300

1

27

300,000

1:3,000

16,700

5,268

334,968

1

5

121,000

7,200

6,500

1,200

135,900

-------------- --- ---------- ------

4

27

278,267

3,800

7,299

--5;320

294,686

10

130

2,377,024

33,200

158,718

62,072

2,631,014

,---

--- --- - ------- -~ - -- - -- - - - - -- ----------- -- -------------- ----

1

9

136,748

900

9,368

1,400

148,416

3

13

103

1,435,000

80,000

68,696

29,195

1,612,891

--- ----

---- -------------- ------- _. ___________ w

---------

-- ----------- -----------_.

4

65

716,000

11,600

55,000

9,447

792,047

Greene

.

Gwinnett, Habersham

HaIL

_

Hancock .__

--2~-1---- ~~ _

5

_

_

68 -- ----
- --- -- -15

37

5

68

872,407

13,850

30,311

7,446

924,014

3

20 1

315,485

4,600

20,500

5,210

345,795

2

--~~-I--- 2

------

62

7

200,000

6,700

21,200

4,800

232,700

--938;000-

----

--12;392---

----49;902-

--

----14;297-

-------------1,014,591

HHaarrarlissoll____________ ----- I

1

g:~~~:::::::::::::::~~~~~

6I 2
51 ]'

.. _ - -I- ~-----_._._---_

18 -- --

----

68 ------ -- ----- -- -- -- -- --

30 21

-- -- ---
-- -----

----
-- --

----
--------

-

-- --
------

78 -- ------ ------- ---- ----

I

18 '

165,000

6

68

593,701

2

30

319,550

1

21

275,000

5

78

989,994

s.soo i
9,000 15,000 2,000
30,700 1

--

- - - - _.. _ - -

4,000 65,882 ,
3410,,000000 I 65,995 ,

775 14,375 7,500
4,250
27,158

173,275
682,958 382,050 312,250
1,113,847

-_._------- --_._-~--

TABLE XVIII-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-PLANT USE AND VALUE (1959.60)

STATUS OF PLANT USE

PRE3ENT VALUE OF SCHOOL PLANT

SYSTEM

Number Available

Number

at Beginning

Abandoned

of the Year

During the Year

~uild- Rooms Build- ~ooms

ings

ings

Number Completed During the Year
Build- Rooms ings

Number Available at End of the Year
BUild-I Rooms mgs

Buildings

Grounds

Furniture
and Equipment

Library Books and Instructional
Aids

Total

---------------------------1-----1----1-----1-----1------

Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis

_

83

_

45

_

17

_

36

_

24

_

83

1,355,000

52,500

130,400

15,100

1,553,000

45

357,400

5,000

64,400

16,251

443,051

17

177,000

7,500

10,500

2,125

197,125

36

380,000

7,000

28,000

7,000

422,000

24

258,000

7,000

39,200

7,300

311,500

Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar

_

11

104

_

6

52

_ _

1 7

30 43

_

1

41

11

104

6

52

1

30

7

43

1

41

974,165 495,308 297,000 577 ,886 550,000

20,700 3,050 3,500 5,500 10,000

89,101 48,048 13,000 46,293 50,000

23,108 9,072 6,057 6,805 10,000

1,107,074 555,478 319,557 636,484 620,000

Lanier Laurens Lee
Liberty Lincoln

_

1

17

_ _

3 5

85 43

_ _

8 1

70 32

_

17

181,033

10,000

22,000

3,000

216,033

85

1,130,282

11,600

93,435

12,316

1,247,633

43

448,611

5,000

30,000

3,000

486,611

70

820,511

15,750

92,519

32,655

961,435

32

269,500

16,150

12,000

9,838

307,488

Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison
Marion McDuffie Mclntosh Meriwether Miller
MitcheIL Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray

_

3

15

_

8

45

_ _

1 13

1 77

_

3

27

_

1

32

_ _

8 8

48 46

_ _

8 2

91 29

_

5

75

_

7

49

_

4

37

_ _

5 1

56 2

_

2

_

3

15

6

50

127,000 467,760

6,000 22,500

21,315 23,614

6,500 11 ,806

160,815 525,680

1

1

36,750

500

2,195

157

39,602

13

77

810,000

14,360

53,500

25,000

902,860

3

27

354,000

4,000

21,300

22,200

401 ,500

_

1

32

8

48

8

46

8

91

2

29

400,000 540,000 444,000 973,000 349,390

20,000 24,500 13,500 32,321 2,500

31,000 46,500 90,500 87,409 22,500

7,500 7,750 18,300 15,464 10,785

458,500 618,750 566,300 1,108,194 385,175

_

5

75

7

49

4

37

5

56

1

2

925,000 500,000
562,000 731,667 28,000

11,100 8,000 9,000 9,986 1,000

92,250 32,000 57,450 35,494 5,000

18,000 7,925
8,905 14,038
500 ,

1,046,350 547,925
637,355 791,185 34,500

Muscogee_________________ Newton ___________________ Oconee ___________________

21
6 3

262 -------- --------

2

8

58 -------- -------- -------- --------

17

1 -------- -------- --------

23
6 2

Oglethorpe________________ Paulding __________________

1

45 -------- -------- -------- --------

1

14 -------- -------- -------- --------

1 1

Peach ____________________ Pickens ___________________
Pierce ____________________ Pike _____________________ Polk _____________________

4 1 4 3 5

70 -------- -------- -------- --------

7 -------- -------- -------- --------

31 -------- -------- -------- --------

39 -------- -------- -------- --------

36

1 --------

1

3

4 1 4 3 5

Pulaski., _________________ Putnam __________________ Quitman__________________ Rabun ____________________ Randolph _________________

4
2 1 1 6

31 -------- -------- -------- -------45 -------- -------- -------- -------16 -------- -------- -------- -------1 -------- -------- -------- -------80 -------- -------- -------- --------

4
2 1
1 6

Richmond ________________ Rockdale _________________ Schley ____________________
Screven ___________________ Seminole__________________

19 2 1 4 2

299 -------- -------- -------- -------29 -------- -------- -------- -------22 -------- -------- -------- -------91 -------- -------- -------- -------33 -------- -------- -------- --------

19 2
1 4
2

Spalding __________________ Stephens__________________

10 1

Stewart, __________________

4

Sumter _______________ - _-Talbot, ___________________

4 3

84 -------- -------- -------- --------

10

6 -------- -------- -------- --------

1

61 -------- -------- -------- --------

4

66 -------- -------- -------- --------

4

52 -------- -------- -------- --------

3

Taliaferro_________________ TattnaIL _________________ T a y l o r ____________________ Telfair____________________
TerreIL __________________

4 4
2 4
5

28 -------- -------- -------- -------41 -------- -------- -------- -------39 -------- -------- -------- -------44 -------- -------- -------- -------72 -------- -------- -------- --------

4
4 2 4 5

Thomas __________________ Tift., _____________________
Toombs __________________

6 5 5

Towns____________________

Treutlen ___________ - - - ____

1

75 -------- -------- -------- -------57 -------- -------- -------- -------25 -------- -------- -------- --------
-------- -------- -------- -------19 -------- -------- -------- --------

6 5 5
1

Troup________________ - ___ Turner ___________________ Twiggs ___________________ Union____________________ Upson ___________ - _- ___- __

2 1
3
------4-

50 -------- -------- -------- --------

2

44 -------- -------- -------- --------

1

50 -------- -------- -------- --------

3

-------- -------- -------- --.----- ------4-

32 -------- -------- -------- --------

Walker_____________ __. __ Walton_____. _____________
Ware_____________________ Warren___________________ Washington _______________

2

-- - 25 -------- -------- --------

--

-~

~

10

58 -------- -------- -------- --------

-----47- -------- -------- -------- --------

2

-------- -------- -------- --------

6

92 -------- -------- -------- --------

2 10
2 6

270

3,807,484

58

634,707

17

208,650

45

494,573

14

158,947

354,930 17,500 3,000 5,000 4,075

478,500 52,314 17,001
14,073 17,596

49,224 15,026 7,000 4,415 2,715

4,690,138 719,54 7 235,65 1
518,06 1
183,333

70

850,000

7

93,025

31

405,000

39

417,000

36

566,000

15,000 3,000 5,600 2,200 11,000

70,000 7,428 8,239 40,000 23,100

31

410,000

11,000

45

500,000

8,500

16

210,000 --------------

1

6,OJO

600

80

690,683

10,500

52,000 77,500 11,145
375 34,500

9,000 1,200 2,435 10,354 9,000
11 ,500 13,750 6,455
85 6,900

944, 000 104,653 421,274 469,554 609,1 00

484,50 o

599,75o

227,60 7,06

oo

742,583

299

3,248,999

29

317,800

22

268,000

91

1,435,000

33

500,000

441,181 2,500
6,050 23,500
30,000

317,218 33,900 6,946 99,700
50,000

87,136 9,850 2,377
30,911 5,000

4,039644,,50534o
283,373 1,589,111
585,000

84

802,805

6

105,000

61

724,100

66

754,451

52

619,863

30,750 1,400
9,200 14,275
4,700

66,862 2,300 81,250 37,725
47,084

26,252 343
7,600 8,137 12,542

926,669 109,043 822,150 814,588 684,189

28

275,000

41

303,000

39

537,500

44

625,425

72

775,206

5,000 43,250 4,200 11,000
6,900

20,000
35,811 53,500 35,085
90,700

5,000 11 ,891 12,856 10,967
5,000

305,000 393,952 608,056 682,477
877,806

75

819,442

25,900

82,000

7,692

935,034

57

440,000

11,000

38,500

5,100

494,600

25

245,000

8,210

32,183

3,766

289,159

19

--------------
210,000

-------------5,000

-------20;500-

--------------
13,820

-------249;320

50

600,000

11,000

108,500

19,100

738,600

44

380,725

6,000

20,000

13,800

420,525

50

501,500

5,200

41,249

8,396

556,345

32

------48i;000-

-------i3;700-

-------3i;500-

-------------29,000

--------------
555,200

25

494,000

16,096

22,184

7,768

540,048

58

619,773

17,200

29,200

5,630

671,803

47

-------------450,900

-------------4,700

-------36;300-

--.----------9,094

------500;994

92

854,851

10,300

73,387

16,400

954,938

TABLE XVIII-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-PLANT USE AND VALUE (1959-60)

STATUS OF PLANT USE

PRESENT VALUE OF SCHOOL PLANT

SYSTEM
Wilcox- _ Wilkes _ Wilkinson _ Worth _ Total Counties __

--- -- ----- --

,

32 -- -- -- --------

65 ------- --------

44 -- -----

R1 -- ----

----

722 7,672

25 !

62

I -----

12

140

Grounds

Furniture
and Equipment

Library Books and Instructional
Aids

Total

:J2 65 44 R1
709 7,770

277,000 729,000 560,000 973,906
\12,647,909

7,500$
:1J,,020000 'I 1,000
-,
6,200 24,000 5,620 24,950
:3,100,975

56'8331~-~--~8'200 ~- 517,933

16,876
i 12,500
4,500
----------!--

1,550

234,426

1,520

250,501

190

60,690

-------- --------------

3:J,500 I' :JO,OOO 43,000 64,564 ,

5,486 5,500 II ,267 10,522

322,186 788,500 619,887 1,073,942

7,891,373

1,902,154 105,542,4ll

Americus __ Atlanta _____ Barnesville__ Bremen _____ Buford ___
Calhoun ___ Carrollton ___ Cartersville __ Cedartown ___ Chickamauaa ,
Cochran _____ Commerce ___ Dalton ______ Decatur ____ Dublin ___

:1 :1 54 l-
i I
I
r-:1 ---. ---

! I
42 ----1,087
14 39 25 23
16 6 18 29 47

--
---_ .._.
,--

--
74
--',
-'

3

42

54 1,161

4

14

6

:3U

4

25

:J

2:J

434,951 19,715,198

10,000 ! 797,320

25,540 ,
1,855,012 I

7,600 I

478,091

278,619

22,646,149

--------- -- --------- -------------- -------------- --------------

- - - ______ 1 ____ ..

---------- --- ------- ----

150,000

5,000

4,150

:J,300

162,450

165,000
300,ROO 350,000 300,000

7,000
6,433 25,000
8,500

12,000 12,000 19,3:35 10,700

4,000 7,684 5,556 7,200

188,000 326,917 399,891 326,400

16

145,000

4,000

6

llO,OOO I

3,000

18

290,000

46,000

29

500,000

75,000

47

414,:394

6,100

13,600 6,700 14,000 25,000 76,942

10,000 500
4,500 16,000 15,561

172,600 120,200 :J54,500 616,000 512,997

Fitzgerald... _ Gainesville_____
Hawkinsville__ Hogansville___
Jefferson _______

LaGrange ____ Marietta_______ Moultrie ________ Newnan_______
Pelham... _.. _

Quitman... _._ Rome_________
Tallapoosa.... _ Tallulah Falls._ Thomaston .....

Thomasville... Toccoa________ Trion ______________
Valdosta. _. _. _. _._ Vidalia._._._._.

c,..;
'.."...'.

Waycross West PoinL __ Winde'- ___

Total Cities

Total Counties..

Grand TotaL _____

2.t 47 11 19
1 10

24

320,000

48

741,921

11

67,500

19

225,000

64

1,026,110

42

460,000

30

366,620

27

4,j5,OOO

32

399,200

I

23

10

70

265,000 759,000

5,000 76,143 2,600 3,000
:11,814 10,000 12,000
6,000 9,800
8,000 85,500

23,000 12,896 2,000 22,550
83,664 40,000 37,850 35,000 31,000
25,000 65,169

6,000 17,023
1,500 3,300
40,744 9,500 5,628 8,100 6,500
7,000 10,575

:154,000 847,983
73,600 253,850
1,182,332 519,500 422,098 494,100 446,500
305,000 920,244

10

66

\

26

\

2

10

86

3

22

66

766,389

26

:117,000

2

27,103

86

862,652

22

300,000

13,902
12,000 2,350 56,000 3,000

10

78

27

2\

10

78

:J

27

1

21

756,500 340,000 268,000

12,000 25,000 10,000

47,279 29,000 22,000

11 ,017 ,j,500 2,200

826,796 398,500 302,200

178 2,100

75

178 2,175 3\ ,979,338

1,395,462

2,781,340

540,351

36,696,491

722 7,672

25

62

12

140

709 7,770 92,647,909

3,100,975

7,891,373

1,902,154 105,542,411

900 9,772

25

62

13

215

i 887 9,945 124,627,247

4,496,437 10,672,713

2,442,505 142,238,902

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _.. _ - - - - -

TABLE XIX-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-CAPITAL OUTLAY AND MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION (1959-60)
*See note at end of table

SPECIAL SERVICE ROOMS

Per Pupil No. of

No. of

CAPITAL OUTLAY (July 1, 1959-June 30, 1960)

SYSTEM

Gym- Gymnanasium torium

Cafeteria

Cafetorium

Investment Acresin

in School School

Andi- Plant's

Sites

torium

Library Books in Schools

New Sites and
Additions
to Sites

New Buildings

Additions to
Buildings

Remodeling and Major Repairs

New Furniture
and Equipment

Total

--------- ---------------

Appling ______________ Atkinson _____________ Bacon _______________ Baker________________ Baldwin _____________

2

I

1

1 --------

1 --------

1

1

4 --------

4

1

1

1

1

1

4

1

2 $ 662

4

785

1

740

2

1,058

3

762

69

12,909 $_________ $ 85,000 $- __________ $--------- $

7,000 $

92,000

50 70 20 51

6,969 9,482 4,719
16,143

----------
----------------------------

-- ------------------------------------------

---------------------------------------------

1,400
----------
----------
----------

3,100

4,500

------------ ------------

------------ ------------

------------ ------------

Banks _______________

1

1

Barrow ______________

I

1

Bartow ______________

2

9

Ben Hill., , ___________ Berrien ______________

-----3--

1

1

3

1

4

1

3

6

3

5

4 --------

4

4

1

3

747

54

5,042 ----------

98,000 ------------ ----------

6,878

104,878

794 718

36 121

8,025 20,355

-------------------

------8;000-

-----------------------

1,100

7,625

---------- ------------

8,725 8,000

912

42 6,521 ---------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ ------------

475

78 25,782 ---------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ ------------

Bibb _________________
Bleckley _____________ Brantley _____________ Brooks _______________ Bryan _______________

3

4

-- -----

1

1

2 --------

3 --------

21

10

17

4 --------

4

4 -------- 3

3

1

3

3 -------. 3

660

267 114,898 ---------- ------------

25,389

1,036

26,425

520

73

5,445 ---------- ------ ----- ------------ 1,201

904

2,105

650 451

45 35

10,400 8,850

-------------------

-----------------------

-----------------------

----------
----------

------3;975-

-------3;975

659

28

5,584 ---------- ------------ ------------ 4,000

1,350

5,350

Bulloch ______________

7

1

6

3

3

Burke _______________ Butts ________________ Calhoun. ____________ Camden _____________

3

1

1 --- ----

3 --------

1 --------

6 -.------

2 --------

3

1

2

2

4 1 3 2

896

115 24,902 ---------- ------------ ------------ 14,245

4,364

18,609

830

45 13,801 ---------- ------------ ------------

688

6,994

7,682

718 725 745

45 35 32

6,882 12,366 5,512

------ ---
-------------------

----------------------------------

-----------------------
15,340

----7;898-
15,185

------------
------2;621-

-------7;898
33,146

Candler______________

1

Carroll.; _____________

6

Catoosa ______________

1

Charlton _____________

I

Chatham _____________

I

1

1

1

1

772

2

10

3

6

592

1

4

6

2

545

2

3 --------

1

1,227

2

20

13

9

684

19
140 129

3,938 23,513 22,103

1,800 -----42;234----7;025- ------------

---- ---------120,846 28,749 59,000 10,050

5,660 51,682 12,822

7,460
243,511 88,897

48 313

5,492 93,172

---------75,580

----860;780-

------------ 2,436
------------ -~ - - - -----

-----75;000-

2,436 1,011,360

Chattahoochee ________ Chattooga ____________

-----3--

Cherokee _____________ Clarke _______________

8 2

1
2
-------1

Clay _________________

1 --------

1 -------- --------

4

3

3

10 -------- 8

4

8

3

1 --------

1

953

661

858

1,199 579

,

5

3,500 ---------- ------------ ------------ 8,160

424

8,584

68 9,763 1,000 ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------

1,000

129 122
5

----------!:::::::::::: 25,819
37,308

------ --17,527

------------

-----------------------

----------13,008

----102;856-

-----133;391

1,480

------------ 3,300

1,687

4,987

Clayton ______________
Clinch _______________ Cobb ________________

4 --------

1 --------

5

8

7 6 16

8 1
15

6 6
5

Coffee _______________

6

4

6

3

Colquitt. ____________

2 --------

9

4

10

Columbia ____________ Cook ________________
Coweta __________ ___
Crawford ____________ Crisp ________________

2 --------

2

2 --------

3

3 --------

2

1 -------- --------

2 --------

5

2 1
6 1
4

2
4 1
1 5

Dade ________________
Dawson ______________ Decatur ______________

--------

2

I -------- --------

4

2

10

3 3 2

3 1
10

DeKalb ______________ Dodge _______________

6

5

5 --------

16 4

37 1

13 5

Dooly _______________ Dougherty ___________ Douglas ______________ Early ________________
Echols _______________

4 --------

2 --------

1

1

5 -------1 --------

3

2

3

12

5

3

4 -------1 --------

4 3 4 5 1

Effingham ____________

1

3

Elbert. ______________

I

3

E nanuel, _____ ______

1

4

Evans _______________ Fannin. _____________

--

----- --------

1

7

2

4

3

4

5

1

7 1

------------~ ---

3 1

5

4

1

Fayette______________ Floyd ________________

I --------

3

2

8

11

2 1

3 3

Forsyth ______________

I

2

3

6

1

Franklin _____________

2

2

4

2

1

Fulton _______________

4

5

29

17

23

Gilmer. ______________ Glascock. ____________ Glynn _______________ Gordon ______________ Grady _______________
Greene _______________ Gwionett _____________ H a b e r s h a m ___________ HaIL _______________ Hancock _____________
Haralson _____________ Harris _______________ Hark ________________ Heard _______________ Henry _______________

-----z-- I --------------2 -------.

9 - - - - ~ - --

1

1 --------

8

1

2 --------

6

3

7

3 --------

6

6 --------

2

2

1

1

13

1

6

11

5

2

5

3

4

3

5

3

6

11

8

1 -------- 1 -------- 1

3 -------- 1

4

1

5

2

4

1

2 2

1----------------

2 3

5 --------

1

5

7

1

3I

2

4I 3

I

551 1,052
533 803 669
576 626 678 1,070 716
692 678 954 749 632
1,059 683 665 610 855
668 739 738 693 743
602 624 328 506 940
614 1,052
903 711 852
942 678 713 729 1,102
759 888 681 1,140 839

149 42
372
115 111

I 42,232
8,423

11,000 20,139

320, 000

260,000 -._-----------------

61,500 4,314

74,269
::::::~:~~~: ::::~~~:~~~: 26,048
20,619

-------.--

----7;548- 35,500

----4;500- ------------ ------------ ---------. ------3;393-

652,50o
27,599 312,985
7,548
7,893

56 6,973 ---------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ -----------

52

9,037 ---------- ------------ ------------ ----------

2,416

2,41

87 12,143 10,500 ------------ ------------ 6,529

5,400

22,42

16 3,000 ---------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ -----------

102 10,614 ---------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ri ___________ -----------

66 24

9,082 6,090

-------------------

------ -----
- --- - - - - - --~

-----------------------

----------
332

------------ -----------

3,389

3,72

115
589 62

19,238 165,852
15,163

---------6,000
----------

------------
-----------------------

----136;268-
------------

----------

11,629

-------------------

-----13;682-

11 ,62 142,26
13,68

42 12,641

1,500

80,000 ------------ ---------- -----------.

81,50o

117 78

23,868 15,079

------750-

-----------------------

------------ ----------

27,469

916

-----_._---6,990

----------36,12

45

9,198 ---------- ------------ ------------ 4,198

2,488

6,68

20 2,400 ---------- ~ - - - - - - ----- ------------ ---------- ------------ -._--------

115 10,457 ---------- ------------

9,900

3,100

8,700

21,70o

82 99

17,725 14,959

---------- ------------
---------- ------------

-----------------------

~

-

-

- - - - ---
12,070

-----14;610-

------2-6-,-6-8-o-

22

5,800 ---------- ------------ ------------ 7,071

108 14,471 ---------- 386,500 -.---------- 6,000

7,766 6,000

31948,,5803o7

38

8,109 ---------- ------------ ------------ 1,038

184 37,650

377

172,173

39,937 15,359

68 18,989 ---------- ------------

900

5,000

63 20,961 ---------- ------------ -- --------- 3,386

369 166,504 ---------- ------------ 1,148,391 ----------

826 21,905
19,100 3,049 41,575

1,86 249,751
25,00o
6,43 5 1,189,966

101 ---------- ---------- ------------ ------------

428

3,043

3,471

15 94

2,000 38,528

-------------------

------------
------------

-----------. ------------

-------------------

-----------40,450

-----

-

----40,45

o-

101 138

14,720 11,179

---------- 123,500
---------- ~ - --- --- - - --

76,660 ------------

3,141
--.. _-----

576

203,877

------------ ------------

26 251 93

5,564 33,467 18,249

----1;000-
----------

----------------------------------

----------------------------------

5,200
----8;600-

11 ,000
-----17;795-

299 38,358

5,500

12,500 ------------ 4,541

3,284

20 4,695 ---------- 150,000 ------------ ---------- 10,000

116,,0200oo
26,395
12650,,8020o5

70 130
65 40

11 ,232 7,457 14,092 8,019

----------
----------
----------
----------

-----------------------
11,500
------------

------------ ---------- ------------

------------ ---------- ------------

50,000 ------------

------750-

-----------5,171

-----------------6--1-,5-0-o-
5,921

110 17,218 ---------- ---------.--

9,593

1,685

15,071

26,349

TABLE XIX-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-CAPITAL OUTLAY AND MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION (1959-60)

*See note at end of table

==-==--'--------=---,===;======c====;======--=-c- ---------~=~~-~---

1

~ SPECIAL SERVICE ROOMS

I I Per Pupil No. of

~ ~_~PITAL No. of __

OUTLAY (July I, 1959-June 30,1960)

SYSTEM

I
I1
Gym- Gymnanaaium torium
I

Cafeteria

1

I

I, Cafe- Audi-

torium tonum

.,

Investment in School
Plant*'

Acresin School Sites

Library Books in Schools

I

New SItes

and

New

Additions Buildings

to Sites !

Additions to
Buildings
I

Remodeling and Major
Repairs

New
Furniture and
Equipment I

Total

~--------!------- ~--'---'--- - - - - - - - - ---~- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Houston

1

II

I 6I

796

114 30,909 $

'
$ 45,000 $ 160,000 $

$ 24,000 $ 229,000

Irwin

_

Jackson

_

Jasper _

Jeff Davis.

I
,

I 2 1
3

1-----1---1

681

446 13,382 ------

638

44

5,589 ----

924 681

50 54

9,715

2,500

1,700

4,200

::: ::: ---5;608-I:::::::::::: ---- ---5;608

35,000 28,000

3,900

66,900

Jefferson _

Jenkins _

Johnson _

Jones _ Lamar__

--------!I

Lallier _ Laurens.. Lee _

J

Liberty _

Lincoln __

I

Long __

I

Lowndes

1

Lumpkin.

Macon _

Madison__

:

1

I1---I-=--i1

1,168
763 759 446

72 13,569

32

6,359

35 20

I: 6,726
5,789

13,542

;-~ -: ~f ~~~~~~~~J:::::;~~~i~

628
947 589 1,244 554 651

40
19 75 15 16 27

4,950 r.
+~~~~:mlJ 2i:~6~r-40:48~J 1'_:

1::_:::-:::

._-_1_-----------1

,

1

1,558:

1,042 :

9,450 5,801

-i;iiiiq
5,281 ,
1,000 i

2,600
61,646 11,441 11,082 1,000

595 841
645 1,203
698

15 117 72 23 64

I I .:"''"1 2,881

13,036

7,256

9,640

10,224

1-

1

I:J7 2,141

3,491 83,880

I i

5,769 309,376

11,135 ,

11,135

-t--.

1,800 !

1,800

Marion _
McDuffie_ McIntosh ----- 1 Meriwether _. _ MiIleL __

I ; 1,231

2

1,055

I

636

5

778

I

652

17

5,500 1---------,

30,000

38 8,720 1--- --- -- --, ---

8,494 I

16

3,775

12,675

455 15,013 236,000

------------ -

25

8,903

5,492

10,119 15,776
11,967 997

:lO,OOO 18,613 28,451 247,967
6,489

Mitchell_ Monroe__ Montgomery Morgan _
Murray

1,057

52

7,350

654

29 10,075

739

21

5,162

1,356

278

8,519

434

467

225 11,375

10,431 5,482

3,051
615 8,532

3,051
10,431 615
74,118

Muscogee ____ Newton ______ Oconee_________ Oglethorpe ____ Paulding ___

15

25

10

i55

2

5

2

55i

3

2

1

566

1

i96

6

512

Peach ____
Pickens______ Pierce________ Pike _________
PoIL ___

4

3

956

2

2!

533

5

3

498

5

6

66i

10

3

83i

Pulaski _____

Putnam_______

Quitman ______ Rabun ______

-,

Randolph

I

1

693

1
1--------

886

'::::~::I

1,564
6i4 1,239

Richmond ___ Rockdale _____ Schley _____
Screven____
Seminole,

Spalding ____

Stephens ___

.~ Stewart, ___

0;

Sumter; _____ Talbot., , ____

Taliaferro___ Tattnall, , Taylor ____ Telfair ________ TerreIL _____

20 1

3 1________

16

___

2

4

2

1

2

2 1

--::::::i

5 3

-,I

15

657

in

1,006

i74

1,155
I

11

806

3

614

2

2,113

4

806

3

946

851

645

634

3

800

5

860

Thomas ______ Tift__________
Toombs ______ Towns_____ Treutlen _____

5

710

10

538

1

705

2

621

1

514

Troup_____ Turner____ _____
Twig~s------ __ Union_______ Upson _______

i

616

2

911

2

541

669

647

Walkef- _____

13

Walton _____

Ware _________________

3

1

5 4

\~:~hi~gt,;,;:::::::::: -----:d_____ ~ __

10

592

4

6i5

3

701

721

1,039

- - - - _.._ -

4i6 80 59

'--- n:~~~
6,811

---I 820,200

,

-31 ,24i

50

6,280

86 15,461

4,348

275:000

I iO,261 25,000

1
1,500 ! 4,955 .
i .ut i ,

:I~:g~~-I 1,109,464 2,000 36,202

2,517 I

2,517

14,425

325,884

61

6,081

60 10,541

5i

8,855

55

7, i04

102 20,669 --

-i5 ,000

--- -- --
-- --

5,250

5,250

4,718

4,718

- ------6;000- ------si;ooii

20

3,226 15 151

12,300

I

24

6,ii2

--

-- -20,325 - ------5;600-

9

7,442 -- --

--

68 39,548

97,213

79 098

922

10,815

18 11,200

-- -- --

i -- -- -- --

~~:m
188,048

249 82,856 20, 180

519,858

635,746

32 11,100

---

-- -- --

24 83

3,051 12,820

-I-,000-

--15,019

37

5,107

21

695

1
I

-- --

2,300

28,541
1,888 12,260

1,204,325
1,888 30,579 21,695

102 26,619

--

46 12,134

24 10,665 --

--

42 lO,3i7

23

4,820

--

I

13,000 -- --
I 100
--

3,800
12,238 2,190

11,765
6,801 507

15,565 13,000 19,039
3,797

15

2,359

n 14,018

36 15,466

51 12,353

40 10,928

I

3 146

4 :000

65,000

--

-- ---
--
--

12,791 4,500

101 14,12i --
75 14 ,55i -- -32 10,254

46

6,656

39

4,301 --

,

219

4 221 I

35

31

55

96

-- --
250 784 :

2,100 _

18,03i 8,500 65,000

500
4,200 800

500
4,200 1,050

204 91 99 19 98

TABLE XIX-Continued-WHITE SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-CAPITAL OUTLAY AND MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION (1959-60)
*See note at end of table

SPECIAL SERVICE ROOMS

CAPITAL OUTLAY (July I, 1959-June 30, 1960)

Per Pupil No. of No. of

SYSTEM

Gym- Gymna- Cafenaaium torium teria

Investment Acresin

in School School

Cafe- Audi- Plant*

Sites

torium torium

Library Books in
Schools

New Sites and
Additions
to Sites

New Buildings

Additions
to Buildings

Remodeling and
Major Repairs

New Furniture
and
Equipment

Total

--~ - - - - - - - - - ---- ---- ---- ----

Wayne _______________ Webster ______________
Wheeler. ____________ White _______________ Whitfield _____________

3

1

1

2 -------2 --------

5

5

5

2

1 --------

2

1

2

2

7

3

3 $ 792

1

755

2

587

2

586

3

578

121 17,043 $--------- $----------- $----------- $ 25,000 $ 4,800 $ 29,800

10

3,263 ----------

18,000 ------------ ---------- ------------

18,000

32

5,277 ---------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ ------------

44

4,789 ---------- ------------

1,500

300 ------------

1,800

159

28,185 ---------- ------------ ------------ ----------

25,601

25,601

Wilcox _______________ Wilkes _______________

3 1

1 1

3 2

1

3

722

1 --------

668

Wilkinson ____________ Worth _______________

2 4

1 1

4 --------

2

6

2

4

725 1,098

40 10,163

1,500 ------------ ------------ 2,000

2,600

6,100

39

10,303 ---------- ------------

33,500 ----------

2,000

35,500

52

7,469 ---------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ ------------

86 ---------- ----------

140,000 ------------ ----------

20,000

160,000

Total Counties ________ 328

170

674

428

505

721 13,681 2,603,037 488,727 4,827,184 3,487,589 411,867 1,204,930 10,420,297

Americus ___ ~ _________ Atlanta ______________ Barnesville___ ________ Bremen______________ Buford _______________
Calhoun __ __________ Carrollton ____________ Cartersville___________ Cedartown ___________ Chickamauga_________
Cochran ______________ Commerce ____________ Dalton _______________ Decatur______________ Dublin _______________

3 --------

2

11

8

91

3

79

-------- -------1 -------- --------

1 -------I --------

1 -------- --------

2 --------

1 --------

2

1

1

--------

3 --------

2

1 --------

2

1

3

I

1

3

1

2

1 --------

1 --------

1

1 --------

2 --------

2

1 --------

1

1

2

I

1

5

1

6

2

7

2

6

1 -------- 4

1

3

535 981 725 533 874
580 602 1,019 730 2,077
482 711 848 1,158 783

12 10,324

9,000 ------------ ------------ ----------

5,351

14,351

643 42

348,453 14,560

----------
----------

2,673,729 ------------

153,200 ------------

----8;000-

-----------2,000

2,826,929 10,000

35

3,627 ---------- ------------ ------------

773

1,467

2,240

19

4,611 ---------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ------_ .._--- ------------

16

7,987 ---------- ------------ ------------

689

1,650

2,339

12

9,500 ---------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ ------------

55

9,547 ----------

4,500 ------------ ----------

10,086

14,586

29 16,307 ---------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ ------------

40

3,667 ---------- ------------ ------------

1,012 ------------

1,012

47 33 34 58 27

4,500
:::::::::::: ::::::::::/::::::::::::1:::::::::::: 7,171 I 18,066
29,255 10,983

---------- ------------

------------

42,000
----------
----------

220,000 -----------------------

_____2_5_,_0_0_0__ ----1-0-,9-3-5--

57,,040805

-- - - - - - - ~ - - - ,- - - - - - - - - -. - - - - - - - - - - - -

29146,,040200
- - - - - - - - - - --

I Fitzgerald ____________
Gainesville___________ Hawkinsville _________ 1
Hogansville ___________ Jefferson_____________

1 --------

I

2

1 --------

1 --------

1 --------

LaGrange ____________ Marietta _____________ Moultrie _____________ Newnan ______________ Pelham ______________
Quitman _____________ Rome ________________ Tallapoosa ___________ Tallulah Falls ________ Thomaston ___________

I

2

1 --------

1 --------

2 --------

2 --------

1 --------

2

1

1 --------

1

1

Thomasville __________
TOCC03_______________
Tr on________________ Valdosta _____________ Vidalia ______________

1 -------1 --------
-------I -------1 --------

Waycross ____________ West Point, __________

-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_1------1--

Winder ______________

1 --------

Total Cities __________ 43

19

1
1 1

4 1________ 1_____1___

________

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

9 -------- 7

5

5

3

4

2

2

2

2

2

1

1

1

2 --------

2

12 -------- 2

1 -------- 1

3

1

2

3

2

5

1

-------1

3
--------

2

3

2

2 --------

1

2

6

1

1 --------

2

1 --------

1

180

44

150

896

13

985

71

1,044

14

1,073

25

516

160

1,659

47

950

96

657

51

1,199

92

1,244

31

1,043

10

1,072

92

796

7

132 ----------

1,069

39

703

58

1,214

15

710

7

664

47

494

8

620

35

1,332

14

648

8

938

2,042

I~I"'''" 12,116
19,799 3,965 4,087 5,660

------------ ---------_!_----------- ------------

------------ 5,829

29,567

97,367

------------
------------

----i;500-

2,000 700

2,000 2,200

------------ 19,055

2,100

21,155

31,628 ---------- ------------ ------------ 7,387

4,450

11,837

21,389 ---------- 195,000 ------------

12,500

207,500

16,715 25,000

206,500 ------------ 20,000

25,000

276,500

11,518 ---------- ------------ ------------ ... --------- ------------ ------------

5,607 ---------- ------------ ------------ 2,718

10,918

13,636

6,736 29,604

---------- ------------
---------- ------------

-----------------------

---------1,076

-----------11 ,053

-----------12,129

4,176 ---------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ ------------

12,000 ---------- ------------ ------------ ----------

1,400

1,400

17,105 ---------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ ------------

12,679 6,175

-------------------

-----------------------

------------ ----------
------------ 3,000

------------ ------------

5,000

8,000

8,674 ---------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ ------------

22,453 ---------- ------------ ------------ 12,544

4,936

17,480

6,000 ---------- ------------ ._---------- 1,000

5,000

6,000

21,868 ---------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ------------ ------------

4,993 ---------- ------------ ------------ ----------

2,655

2,655

4,500 ---------- ------------ - ---------- ----------

5,000

5,000

788,005 76,293 3,361,407

178,200 95,518

155,318 3,866,736

Total Connties________ 328

170

674

428

505

Grand TotaL ________ 371

189

854

472

655

!

721 13,681 12 , 603 ,037 488,727 4,827,184 3,487,589 411,867 1,204,930 10,420,297 764 15,723 13 , 391, 042 565,020 8,188,591 3,665,789 507,385 1,360,248 14,287,033

"NOTE: Investment per pupil in A. D, A,-Reported by system snperintendents on Annual School Plant Report.

TABLE XX-NEGRO SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-CAPITAL OUTLAY AND MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION (1959-60)
'See note at end of table

SYSTEM

SPECIAL SERVICE ROOMS
----,-------,--------,-----,----II~~~S;:~t
in School Gym- Gymna- Cafe- Cafe- Audi- Plant' nasium torium teria torium torium

No. of Acresin School
Sites

No. of Library
Books in Schools

CAPITAL OUTLAY (July 1, 1959-June 30, 1960) ----------,-----,---------,-------,-----

New Sites and
Additions to Sites

New Buildings

Additions to
Buildings

Remodeling and
Major
Repairs

New Furniture
and Equipment

Total

------- --- ---- --- ------ ------ --- --- ---- - - - ----1-----1------

-------

1

1

------- -------- --------

1 -------- --------

------- -------- --------
1 -------- --------

-------- $ 1 -------1 -------2 -------3 --------

644 532 1,138 540 456

14

1,880 L

12 2,732

20

800

26 3,028

66 5,137

$ 50,000 $ _________ 30,000

$

$ 700

3,500 $ _

53,50 70

. ... _. ._

30,00

-------1 Chattahoochee
Chattooga Cherokee

_
_ _---

---
i

----------------

I

Clarke., , ---

1

I

Clay____

___ -- -- ----

I

643

2

-----

536

1,134

5

658

613

----

I

4,64 6 1,25(I

609

840,50 0

I,

Clayton.....
~::I I g~bb~::::::

..... _1
I 1
I

'I' -1 I
,II

;;~ ~ i :.!. ~.I I,.I,.I 1

:1951
~;~~~ i
ili!

24 6,544

1~ U~g 1-----,:
j ;:~ J

~. ::~i '00. i,

.: ' "

120,000
-

i
1
._ . . . . . 1 '--
- ..
.:

998

3,500 1 1,000 ;
.122 I
i
1,2561I
1,000 I
::::

123,500 2,913
5;06,5 522
1,256 .>,824

:::::::1::

5,814 ;

6,812

1,190

g~~~h_"~ty:::::::::::i--'T:::::::I"2: ~'

1
:~~ I ~~ 1~:m

--
.:. :::

:
1-.

-_-~6,-~1' .:.:

92'> -------

----

92'>

E!,~:lh~~ef~r~t~~_EI._~::~::::_:=:=:::::::::-:t:'<I-:~::I_:.'_::::::::-::-:;.::'~:1:i:::::<:::::l1

i ','1.:.:_:_:,1.:..1' i:':~':~~i

1'~~~ I:
~:~~~:

::~f1

!!

00""

.. __ 1 .-.
-. _.,

1,000
. .... 1 I
2,000 I

64'> 2,734 1,600

~:~~

~:~M

-4:700-j" 1:165' ---. '>,08'>

------1

.... _

703

3,7'>7

850 3,734
63,600 10,9'>0 4,460

:1'

:::::

F~roa!.n~kt~I:I'-n:.:.:.:..:. ~:36 --3,8~~8~ '.:.-:.':.:.'":':':':'::::::' '.:.:. :.:.1.:.:.:'.:'.:'.::.''.: II"

. . . : ' : . : . : . : .. : . . . .

32_26" . --16:-

89
-' -. ---.. 1- - --: :::::::::::!"235:674' :::::::::

1.>6

~1;;~~;;;;;:::;::!:::::I: - :1.1:.-:.::-:~-1:::! :~I:I-86~:136~j-- ~~;~::T . . : : : g~~~~::::::::

1 2 , .
J-3 I.:.: :::1..----492.

3:
~~-'.-.~~:~~~. 3,105::::::::::.-. .

:::::::::::i::::::::::::
::1:::1:3:,:7:0:8:: ::. 22,024! ~~:~~:

~f~~Y.~~~~:: ..:.;::~.:I:':':~ji ,I :;I'~!

. gJ~! . .,J",";.;II~

600 900

600 1,800

::::1:::::::::::::::: ::':"':1':':'::: ::'_':'_1 ~.., ::~ 4: :::~:

47,902 I 967,291

Harria.; , _......

I-

- -.. -

_1

409

48 10,866

R:~lE::::::::~:::I:::::~f::::::I::- ,------ !if i i~ J~~~

TABLE XX-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-CAPITAL OUTLAY AND MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION (1959-60)
*See note at end of table

SYSTEM

SPECIAL SERVICE ROOMS

I

Per Pupil

Investment

in School

Gym- Gymna- Cafe- Cafe- Audi- Plant*

nasium torium teria torium torium

No. of I No. of

Acres in Library

School Books in

Sites

Schools

New Sites and
Additions to Sites

CAPITAL OUTLAY (July I, 1959-June 30, 1960)

New Buildings

Additions
to Buildings

Remodeling and Major Repairs

New Furniture
and Equipment

Total

r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::::~:::::;: ::;: .. L~~~~~~~$ !~! f~ HH ~:::~~~~~J~:~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~::::::~~~~~

Jeff Davis

_...

~.~.~

_.'_

1 ._._....

668

5

564

_

_. 2,000

1,500

3,500

Jefferson

_

Jenkins____________

JohnsoD____________

Jones______________ _

Lamar

_

__ _

5 ---- ----

518

2

2

_ _

1 --------

1

... ...

545 581 662

' . ..

1

605

76 12,919

38

5,845

15

3,500

35

2,290

37

6,326

Lanier_______________ Laurens

__ _ _

_

1 .. _. ..

706

3 ........

671

Lee.... ._ ... _ _ .. __.... _

Liberty , , ..

__. .

Lincoln

_

1
3 1

._...-.--------------

498 586 416

Long_._._._.___ __

1.. ...I .. ,

1

1

486

. ~~~l~~~:~:~.~--:: :::::~-f .:~:; ~ ::::~ -i:: ~:::~~~~

417 2,200
455

642

13

561

52 20

3,430 3,000

:::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: '"2;800 :::::::::::: ----2;800

38

8,765 .

_......... 4,339

6,783

11,122

16

3,386 ........

700

700

6

2,100 .... ~

45

3,265

2

36 _

86 10,050 _

__

23

2,748

142,495 _._
_......

_~.....

2,000 .. __

__

5,567

3,752

_.

340

3,500

2,000 151,814
340 3,500

Marion

--------

1_ ------

1 ---- --

630

I:::::::: McDuffie __

_

_

__

1

~f~~_~~~~;--:: -::::~ ::::::.. :::::::: -TI ~

570 513 535

_.-.... -.-

--. -.-.- -......

1 1. . _

.

626

~~+I'I-I':---i-I' 656 463 1,055 659

4,313

21 49

2,000 3,248

:::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: 6;406 -2;182 -~8;588

27

4,328

982

4,001

_.. _. 5,819

7,579

18,381

77 25

6,339 1,500

:::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: 93 :::::::::::: -93

41 45 28 38
5

6,455 1,210 2,721 7,006
126

::::::::::1:::::::::::: ::::::::::::
::::::::::1::::::::::::1::::::::::::

::::::::::
....~:~~~.

--.-..~:;:~. ~:~38

-...-..~:;:~ g:~g

Muscogee____________

1

2I 6

g~~:ie:~i~::::::::::=
Paulding

=====~==

::::::::1::::::::_

Peach_______________ 1

_

Pickens______________

_

_

Pierce_______________

1

_

Pike_________________

1

_

Polk_________________

1

2

PulaskL_____________

Putnam______________

1

Quitman_____________

Rabun_______________

Randolph___________

Richmond____________ Rockdale Schley
Screven______________ Seminole

4

4

_

_

_

_

_

Spalding_____________

Stephens_____________

Stewart

Sumter__. __.

Talbot

~

2 1
_
. __. __ _

Taliaferro.

TattnaIL____________

Taylor

L

Telfair

TerreIL_____________

_ 1
_
_ 5

Thomas______________

1

Tift_________________

1

~~~~~_s===============:===:=: =::::::: =::=:::: __

Treutlen_____________

Troup_______________
Turner_______________
~~!;~~- :::::::::: :::=:::: _=:=:=:= :=:=:=:=
Upson______________

Walker_______________

1

1

~mf~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~::::L ~~~~~~~~ ::::=~==

9

1

575

3 .-------

472

1 .--.----

851

1 .-------

597

1 .-------

559

163 103 19 50 11

22,606 2,877
4,700 1,550 1,550

32,000 690

172,090

15,000 1,000
250 945 3,216

219,090 1 000
250 945 3,906

2 ---.--.1 .------2 .------2 .-------

1

_

1

_

1

_

_

_

2

_

4

2

1 .-------

1 .------

4

1

1 --_.-.-

1

1

537 1 113
789 550 897
830 558 618 1 177 510
449 576 564 831 765
396 808 627 541 546

24

9,080

------------ ------------ --------- ----------- -----------

6 22

______~~~_

========== ============ ============

-========= ------i;383- -------i;38

20 13

4,552 2,008

=========- ----i04;0ii0- ============ ========== ============ -----i04;000

20

3,672

22

4,750

650

3,500

4,15

25

1,500

1,259

1,25

2

40

77

110

18

43 3,384

67 7 20 59

___ __ ---- -------- 21,206
2,767 724
7,618

:~:~~~ :~~:~~~_c==
___________________________
__________

====

==========

38,979 ------2,657-

212,43 ------ 2,65

400

9,423

9,82

20

6,774

37

9 646 __________

1,779

913

2,69

7 37

98 3,261

__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- .----------- ---------._-

761 ------1-,3-9-4-- --------2-,1-5--

41 2,148

40

2,786

639

20

3,000

440

37

2,435

678

31

2,724

634

43

6,168

491

46

1,407

450

1,432

1,88

5

565

1

347

1 =:::=::: 599

1

604

61 4,277

------------ ----------- ---------- ------------ ------------

18 1,365

------------ ---------- ------------ ------------

15 1,293 ~:::~_ :::::::=:=:= ==:::::=:::: ::=:=:=:_ ::----------

3,210

30

3,914

250

250

2

555

1

606

3 =:=::=:

481

3

526

41 4,756

1,324

10,274

11,598

15 2,750

--

------------ --------- ------------ ------------

32 6,535 :::::::=:= _=:=:=:=:=:= ::::==::==:_ ::=::::::: ::~~~

::~~5

32 4,180

----------- ------------ --------- ------------ ------------

I

839

23

890

--------- ------------ ------------

~ ~~~~~~~~ ------;~i- -------~~- ---i;ii- :==:~~~~: :~~~~~~~~~:~ ;~~~~~~~~~~~ :~~~~~~~~~ :~~~~~~~~~~f::::=~~iji

TABLE XX-Continued-NEGRO SCHOOLS-SCHOOL PLANT-CAPITAL OUTLAY AND MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION (1959-60)

- - - --1 - - .. - - - - - _ _ . _ - - - .. ~

*See note at end of table

SYSTEM

1_ _ SPECIAL SERVICE ROOMS Per Pupil
Investment
in School , Gym- Gymna- I Cafe- Cafe- Audi- Plant* ! nasium torium teria torium torium

No. of Acres in School
Sites

No. of Library Books in Schools

New Sites and
Additions to Sites

CAPITAL OUTLAY (July I, 1959-June 30, 1960)

New

I Additions Remodel-

I to

ing and

Buildings Buildings Major

Repairs

New Furniture
and
Equipment

Total

-------- --,--- - - ---- --- ---- ---- ---- ---- -----1-----1

Wayne

_

Webster.

_

~~it~~~-::::::::::::: :::::::: ::::::::C:::::

Whitfield

_

586 435
502 1,349

227

3,926 $..-

$..-

15 2

600 37

$.. _

s $ 1,700

750

2,450

_ _

-----1----------

------------

------------

WilcoL

_

Wilkes

_

Wilkinson

_

Worth_______________

I

_

Total Counties

_ 34

23

71

311

39

442

2, 700 I

2,900

564

621

650

====2:=,=5=0=0= ,=======4=2=,5==0=0

555

4,668 660,253 155,254 2,400,201

618,054 89,602

363,753 3,626,864

Americus_____________

Atlanta______________

Barnesville

Bremen

~

Buford_______________

379

5

31

13

24

627

1

669

:::::::: ---or :::::::: :::::::: 8:i~~;:~E~~::::::: Calhoun_____________

I -------- --------

~6~4~0

Chickamauga

7"m,',,;j::H: 1M

16

1,883

257 116,771

5

512

150,500

2,200

2,200 150,500
_
_ _

:::::::::: :::::::::::: H H~~1,505 '- ----- ~~~~~~~~~~:-:- ---------- ~~~~~::::: 1'::::::~:~4~2!5: :::::::~:i4~2!5

,

_

'I, ,j:m, .......',~I',~I;.~-Il:~

--.-----

1

--------1

1

:::::] .-------

;f~FI'- . :::::::+.....

----.---

1

. ------- ----._--

457

5

2,644 .--------- ------- --.- ----------.- --------

635 256

I

12 4

~~~.

10
.---.----.

3,267 1,000 1,143
----------

2,200
.---------
.-_.------
.---------

------- ----
------------
------------
------------

8,103

597

------.-----
----------.-



'



'

30'0

------------ --------

LaGrange

'1

3 --------

4,

611

Marietta

.

1 -------- .-.-.---

548

M Neowunalntrie............. .

1_

1 --.----- --------

1! 1

1

647 658

Pelham

. ........! 1 --------

686

28 3,090 .--------- ----------.- --------.--- 2,63 o

6 3,709 .---_.--.- ---------_.- ------------ ----_.--

9

2,064 .--------. _.-._--_.-.- ------------ --------

13

1,915 ---------- ------------ ------------ --------

17

5,682 ---------- ------------ ------------

71

Quitman

Rome................

Tallapoosa

Tallulah Falls

Thomaston...........

1

. 1

2-1

1 --------

2

1

465 476

18

3,000 ---------- ------------ ------------ --------

16

6,204 ---------- ------------

23,614

3,02 5

. .. -------- -------- -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ ------------ --------

. .. -------- -------- -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------ ------------ --------

.. --------

1 --------

654

10 3,770 --------- ------------ ------------ --------

~~ft~~t~~~~~~~:~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~,:::::~: Thomasville..........

1 I'

. ..

1

1

2

1 -------- --------

--------

1

--~._---

2

2

1

.. 1 -------- 1

535 698 794 423
566

16 7 1 28

I 3,896

------------ ------------

1,884 ---------- ------------ ------------

1,00 o

221 14,263

-----------------------

------------------------ 2:00o

4 3,000 ---------- ------------ ------------

500

Waycross West Point. Winder
Total Cities Total Counties Grand TotaL

_. .

1

3

1

397

. .. _. .

----------------

1

1

1 --------

657 551

15 7,451 ---------- ----- ----- ------------ --------

24 2,805 ---------- ----- ------ ------------ .-------

20

1,700 ---------- ------------ ------------ --------

.

12

52

37

39

591

615 225,034

i 2,200 ------------ 187,817

11,76

I

1 34

23

71

311

39 i

555

4,668 660,253 155,254 2,400,201

618,054 89,60

. 41

35

----'---

123 I 348

78 I

563

5,283 885,287 157,454 2,400,201

805,871 101,36 8 i I

NOTE: Investment per pupil in A. D. A.-Reported hy system superintendents on Annual School Plant Report.

. 500 600
2,577
1,500 .
553 2,000 2,205 2,000 17,742 363,753 381,495

10,900 500 900
5,207
2,214
26,639
1,000 2,553 2,500
2,205 2,000 219,525 3,626,864 3,846,389

$ummarieJ
Public Schools 1958 . 1959
404

RECEIPTS 1958-59

I. INCOME-GENERAL FUND

A. REVENUE FROM LOCAL SOURCES

1. Taxation and Appropriations

a. Taxes Received from County or

City Levies for Maintenance and

Operation

$ 48,264,642.82

b. Appropriations Received fro m County or City Governmental Agencies______________________ 2,245,026.75

c. Other__________________________

309,934.22

2. Tuition Received from Patrons

a. Regular Day SchooL

_

b. Summer SchooL

_

c. Other

_

3. Transportation Fees from Lccal 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. MiSsocuerllcaenseous Revenue from Loca_l

215,692.46 165,725.32 370,370.90
12,082.61
8,104.71 59,248.70 87,826.60 38,254.43 101,731.19 718,536.35

TOTAL RECEIPTS FROM LOCAL SOURCES_$ 52,597,177.06

B. REVENUE FROM STATE SOURCES

1. Foundation Fund Allotment-

$120,455,107.25

2. Salary of the System Superintendent.. _ 669,056.85

3. Voca tional Funds __________________ 1 , 965, 664 .04

4. School Lunch Program______________ 3,536,476.42

5. Special Programs (veterans, etc.) _____ 1,002,585.36

6.0ther_____________________________

639,770.61

TOTAL RECEIPTS FROM THE STATK $128,268,660.53

405

RECEIPTS-Continued 1958-59

C. REVENUE FROM FEDERAL SOURCES

1. Public Law 874

$ 3,605,111.81

2. Payment in Lieu of Taxes , ____ ___ 124,755.74

3. Other_____________________________

225,005.96

TOTAL RECEIPTS FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

$ 3, 954,8n .51

D. OTHER REVENUE

1. Transfers from Other Systems

$ 1,302,559.23

2. Transfers from Other Funds

_ 1,065,696.82

3. From Cafeteria Operation (gross re-

ceipts except those in B5) Including

Balance at Beginning of Year

_ 5,830,110.29

4. From Athletics, Entertainments and

Self-Supporting Activities (gross cash

receipts) Including Balance at Be-

ginning of Yea L

_

5. Other

_

1,939,385.60 151,930.54

TOTAL RECEIPTS-OTHER SOURCES

$ 10,289,682.48

GRAND TOTAL OF RECEIPTSGENERAL FUND

$195, 110,39:3 .58

II. NONREVENUE RECEIPTS A. SCHOOL BOND ACCOUNTS 1. Sales of Bonds

$ 13,737,416.88

2. County Wide Tax for Bonds and Bond Interest_________________________ 6,263,677.08

3. District Tax for Bonds and Bond Interest_________________________

868,735.41

4. Interest Received on Investments of Bond Funds_____________________

841,907.50

TOTAL SCHOOL BOND ACCOUNTS

$ 21,711,736.87

B. FEDERAL BUILDING FUNDS UN-

DER PUBLIC LAW 815

$ 473,505.37

C. LOANS_ _________ ___ ___ _

6,423,852.36

406

RECEIPTS-Continued 1958-59

D. SALE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY AND INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS

1. Sale of Real Property

$ 152,378.27

2. Sale of Equipment,

_

72,381. 90

:~. Net Insurance Recovery _

407,124.73

--------

TOTAL PL 815, LOANS, SALE OF PROPERTY

AND INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS

$

7,529,242.63

GRAND TOTAL NON-REVENUE RECEIPTS. _______________ _

$ 29,240,979.50

E. AGENCY FUNDS I. U. S. Income Tax Withholdings and Cash Receipts.. _______________ ___$ 11,686,295. 9:~

2. Teacher Retirement Member Contri-

butions, Withholdings and Cash

Receipts

_

:3. Teacher Association Dues Withhold-

ings and Cash Receipta.;

_

4. Group Insurance Premium Withhold-

ings and Cash Receipts

_

5. Social Security

_

6. ()ther_____________________________

4,439,414.05
234,om.67
1,763,020.75 1,361,532.78
581,293.75

TOTAL AGENCY FUNDS

$ 20,065,560.93

TOTAL RECEIPTS ALL FUNDS

_ _$244,416,934.01

III. BALANCE BEGINNING OF YEAR

A. GENERAL FUND (not including agency

funds)

$ 5,681,197.75

B. BOND FUNDS (or other building funds)

C. BOND SINKING FUND (for payment

of bonds and interest)

_

D. AGENCY FUNDS

1. U. S. Income Taxes

_

2. Tebaucthieorn Retirement Member Contri_-

:3. Teacher Association Dues

_

4. Group Insurance Premiums

_

.5. Social Security

_

6. Other

_

9,854,874.58
4,236,931. 82
:343,984.46
117,157.51 901.05
31,971. 96 91,960.67 294,163.10

TOTAL BALANCE-BEGINNING OF YEAR_$ 20,653,142.90

GRAND TOTAL-RECEIPTS AND BALANCES_ _____ ______________________ ___$265,070,076.91

407

PAYMENTS 1958-59

Disbursed by Boards of Education

I. ADMINISTRATIVE

A. SALARIES

1. Superintendent's Office a. Salary of Superintendent

b. Salaries of Administrative Assistants

c. Salaries of Clerical Employees

d. Per Diem of Board Members

e. Other

oH:>-

00

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

TOTAL EXPENSE OF ADMINISTRATIVK

II. INSTRUCTION A. SALARIES 1. Principals 2. Instructional Supervisors
3. Teachers (regular) a. Elementary Male
b. Elementary Female c. High School Male d. High School Female

White

Negro

Total

-------- ---------1--------

$ 1,449,732.49 $

_ 247,313.52

_ 1,117,457.47

_

132,332.24

_

22,199.49

53,666.87 82,846.88 169,437.30 10,673.55 3,934.38

_ 147,892.25

_

35,232.77

_

46,940.09

_

16,879.92

_ 216,348.11

_ 139,069.40

$ 3,571,407.75 $

4,143.14 3,842.14 4,620.11
866.18 21,707.29 22,077.80
377,815.64 $

3,949,223.39

$ _

6,970,401. 94 $ 1,048,599.75

2,491,623.12 562,883.01

_ 2,659,588.47 _ 47,181,482.36 _ 12,896,869.77 _ 16,917,912.92

1,893,951.02 21,543,103.60 4,494,857.52 5,501,203.28

4. Other Instructional Personnel 3. School Librarians b. Guidance PersonneL c. Other
5. Secretarial or Clerical Employees a. Principals Office b. Other. ________________ _

_

_

_

=- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-1

_ --------------_ ---------------

725,534.73 185,739.51 833,638.09 864,045.43 169,540.60

220,093.49 31,941.56 189,022.13 253,695.18 14,160.36

B.

INSTRUCTIONAL 1. Textbooks

SUPPLIES

AND

M

A

T

E

R

I

ALS _---

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

,I
I
i

2. Library Books, Periodicals and Supplies, Audio- Visual Materials I

a. School Library Books

_- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

b. Periodicals and Newspapers

"_

------_ .. - - - - --

c. Audio-Visual Materials

_- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

d. Other Supplies 3. Teaching Supplies

__--

---------------

-

-

---

---

85,743.28
278,601.44 30,457.59 89,811.10 221,357.68 1,295,518.59

20,558.76
97,343.66 7,020.99 21,554.55 57,770.44 337,942.02

C. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION

1. Travel

a. Travel of Non-Teaching Principals b. Travel of Instructional Supervisors c. Travel of Teachers
2. Other Miscellaneous Expense of Instruction

_- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

__--------------

-------

-------

_- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

42,304.34 61,948.37 348,748.58 1,043,367.35

4,338.96 34,633.50 112,231. 31 242,287.32

TOTAL EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION ________ ----- $ 93,951,211.89 $ 38,132,215.78 $ 132,083,427.67

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 pro grams)

a. Supplies and Materials b.Other

__------

-

-------

-------

-

---

1,246,260.38 $ 222,569.81
59,405.04 21,120.13
169,826.22 350,726.55

535,368.40 26,758.94
5,586.39 4,774.74
42,154.71 111,255.56

TOPTRAOLGRINASMTRUCTIONAL SERVICE_-S-P-E--C-I-A--L---- -1$ 2,069,908.13 $
I

725,898.74 $ 2,795,806.87

PAYMENTS-Continued

1958-59

---------------~--=-=--=-==--=-

-

-

Disbursed by Boards of Education

III. ATTENDANCE SERVICES

A. SALARIES

1. Visiting Teachers

_

2. Other Attendance Officers _

:3. Clerical PersonneL

_

---------1--W-hit-e ---I 1-Ne-gr-o -- Total

_ _1$ 646,987.51 $ 69,553.67

22,663.04

1,788.32

--- -I1---------------- ----------------

B. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF ATTENDANCE SERVICES I

1. TraveL _________________________

I

73,531.29

+ 2. Supplies ___________ ____________

___ I

3. Other

_

TOTAL EXPENSE OF ATTENDANCE SERVICES _

8,644.86 2,776.00
754,602.70 s

5,220.08 14.53
1,246.00
----------
77,822.60 s 832, 425.;m

IV. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

A. SALARIES

1. Supervisors

_

2. Drivers. ________________ _

_

3. Mechanics and Other Garage Employees _

4. Clerk and Other Employees __ ____ ___

--1$ 228,932.24 $ 55,591. 92

4, 696, 147.95 1,768,071.64

389,092.94

-

1

90,495.30

I

9,097.61

307.17

B. CONTRACT SERVICES AND PUBLIC CARRIERS_

813,282.80

297,244.16

C. REPLACEMENT OF VEHICLES 1. Cash Purchases ._ ____________ _ 2. Lease Purchases and Installment Purchases.

1,152,935.64 338,349.26

:319,153.62 69,134.59

D. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION INSURA~CK_
E. EXPENDITURES rx LIEU OF TRANSPOIlTATIO~

1

101,907.75

i
7,fH5.07

29,895.49 1,725.94

F. OTHER EXPENSES FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

1. Gasoline

. ___________ _

_

2. Lubricants_______

_

_

:3. Tires and Tubes

.

_

4. Repair Parts____________________________ _ _ _

_

5. Supplies and Expense for Garage Operation _ _

II

6. Garage and Garage Equipment Repairs, __ _______ _

_

7. Maintenance of Vehicles by Private Garagc

I

8. Rent

_

9. Other .

_

1,076,586.35
76,204.09 I
266,707.32 554,797.38
90,119.13 I
56 ,993 . 79 'I 232,282.10
5,521.13 69,004.60

401,957.14
39,724.78 95,368.10 206,950.33 20,807.68 15,404.71 115,926.44
1,564.17 43,870.53

TOTAL EXPENSES OF PUPIL TRANSPORTATION

SERVICES______________

_

$10,165,577.15 $ 3,573,193.71 $ 13,738,770.86

V. OPERATION OF PLANT

A. SALARIES

1. Plant Engineers __________

_ _ ___ _

2. Custodial Services , _______________ _

_

3. Care of Grounds, ___________ _

_

4. Other

_

B. CONTRACTED SERVICES

_

$ 591,591. 34 $ 2,907,635.36 33,938.19 118,328.72
42,077.41

107,714.41 909,510.90
12,777.84 58,937.34
10,582.86

C. HEAT FOR BUILDINGS

_

1,383,209.35

442,079.83

D. UTILITIES (except heat) FOR BUILDINGS 1. Water and Sewerage

2. Electricity _______________________ _____ ________ _

3. Gas________________________________ _

4. Telephone and Telegraph_____ 5. Other Utilities__ __________ _

_ . _____ _

I

'

279,399.65

_ 1,612,641.41

_

615,478.40

_

240,845.45

_

64,198.40

69,341.04
464,176.00 156,111.57 53,976.47
15,457.18

K SUPPLIES (except utilities) 1. Custodial Supplies __________________ _____________________ _
2. Supplies for Operation of Vehicles_____________________________ :3. Supplies for Care of Grounds_________________________________ 4. Other__________________________________

877,393.21
33,728.39 26,906.11 29,983.99

285,209.46
7,230.69 6,348.87 4,637.32

F. OTHER EXPENSE OF OP~RATIONS---- ----------~--

:

I

I 101,16.7. 62 1. 18,782.42 '

TOTAL EXPENSh OF PLANT OPERATION

~~~8,52.3.00__~c~22,874.20 1$ 11,581,397.20

PAYMENTS-Continued 1958.59

Disbursed by Boards of Education

White

Negro

Total

VI. MAINTENANCE OF PLANT A. SALARIES 1. Grounds
2. Buildings 3. Repair of Equipment, 4. Manufacture of Replacements of Equipment

-- __ $ -_
_ _

380,994.75 $
931,109.91 213,832.39 41,731.22

68,318.35 253,932.03 66,864.94
15,750.62

e

B. C1.OGNrTouRnAdsCTED SERVICES 2. Buildings

~

3. Repair of Equipment,

-- __ ------------
_

29,264.49 271 ,069.23 100,059.44

7,539.52 34,476.14 33,959.45

C. REPLACEMENT OF EQUIPMENT 1. Instructional Equipment, 2. Non-Instructional Equipment ,

-

- -- - - - -- ---_

565,591.74

- - - _- - - - - - __

269,234.62

147,727.86 42,764.44

D. OTHER EXPENSE OF PLANT MAINTENANCE

1. Grounds

----

2. Buildings

-

- - - - - -_

3. Equipment Repairs

- _- - __

4. Manufacture of Replacements of Equipment; ______________ ___

TOTAL EXPENSE OF PLANT MAINTENANCK $

157,347.80 1,054,630.40 I
414,664.63 140,030.82
4,569,561. 44 $

25,028.28 202,481.47
86,937.69 i 22,950.62
1,008,731.41 $

5,578,292.85

VII. FIXED CHARGES

i

~: ~l~r:~~~Kr\~~_~~~~~~~~~_~~~~_s~~~ A. SCHOOL SYSTEMS CONTRIBUTION TO TEACHER RE- I

3. Other

1,686,102.87 $

====== ==.: ==.. == .. ====--=_=_=1I$

892,166.27 242,555.68

507,899.92 215,602.82 21,695.33

B. INSURANCE AND JUDGMENTS 1. Property Insuranoe , c - - - - - - c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2. Employee Insurance 3. Liability Insurance 4. Fidelity Bond Premiumcs 5. Judgments
C. RENTAL OF LAND AND BUILDINGS 1. Land and Building for Instructional Purposes 2. Land and Buildings for Non-Instructional Purposes
D. INTEREST ON CURRENT LOANS
E. OTHER FIXED CHARGES
TOTAL FIXED CHARGES
VIII. FOOD SERVICES AND STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES A. FOOD SERVICES 1. Salaries a. Supervisors b. Other Employees 2. OtherExpenses

_ 1,063,136.54

_

394,894.95

_

40,606.26

_ _

3,781.44 349.42

169,828.18 81,215.58 3,654.63
348.94 316.03

i

_

37,797.71

_

9,684.21

3,328.53 3,360.40

_

51,231.25

1,257.65

_

53,677.27

10,965.36

1-------1--------1---

$ 4,475,983.87 $ 1,019,473.37 $ 5,495,457.24

$ 257,029.47 $

_ _

1,374,815.50 6,565,259.32

24,591.29
136,493.70 996,926.91

17,607.54 1,889,176.22

143,869.75

TOTAL FOOD SERVICES AND STUDENT BODY

ACTIVITIES

$ 10,103,888.05 $ 1,301,881.65 $ 11,405,769.70

TOTAL EXPENSE PAYMENTS

$138,620,663.981$ 48,839,907.10 1$ 187,460,571.08

PAYMENTS-Continued

---~===~

1958.59

Disbursed by Boards of Education

[~ whit~ __________________________________

__I

Negr~

_~ Total

IX. CAPITAL OUTLAY

I

A. SITES

1. Professional Services, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - i$

2. Site and Site Additions

_

3. Improvements to Sites

_

180,576.62 $ 500,880.84 593,766.58

94,254.55 36,106.16 55,815.68

B. BUILDINGS 1. Professional Services _________________ _ 2. New Buildings and Building Additions, _____ :3. Remodeling_____________

_

729,511.17

_

_

9,566,555.17

_

_

1,531,760.12

50,613.98 745,227.06 137,754.10

C. EQUIPMENT

1. Professional Services

_

2. Administration __________________________________________ __

3. Instruction

_

4. Attendance and Health_ _ _ _____________________ _

_

5. Pupil Transportation, ___________ _______________ ______ __ _

6. Operation of Plant,

_

7. Maintenance of Plant

_

8. Food Service and Student Body Activities

_

9. Investment Property

_

49,410.24 271 ,326.11 925,153.61
4,669.46 111,368.00 242,471. 70 175,974.83 111,320.44 1,366,282.44

8,865.03 5,494.52 185,283.65
6,045.96 26,544.94 35,460.55 23,382.18
45,061.99 97,293.17

TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY

$ 16,361,027.33 $ 1,553,203.52 $ 17,914,230.85

TOTAL EXPENSE AND OUTLAY PAYMENTS_ 1$154,981,691.31 1$ 50,393,110.62 $ 205,374,801.93

X. DEBT SERVICE

A. PRINCIPAL OF DEBT

1. Bonds

_

2. Loans

_

_ $ 2,764,342.161$ 511,100.00 3,436,037.14; 1,139,725.00

B. INTEREST OF DEBT

1. Bonds __.

_

2. Loans

_

1,693,524.12 61,653.09

.517,925.67 3,364.64

C. AMOUNT PAID INTO BOND SINKING FUNDS_

:340,514.96 ------- - - - - - - -

D. EXPENDITURES TO STATE SCHOOL BUILDING AUTHOR-

ITY OR OTHER AGENCY __

1,222,451.87

124,991. 80

E. OTHER DEBT SERVICE

_

TOTAL DEBT SERVICK _

970,728.43

14,873.84

--------

$ 10,489,251.77 1$ 2,311,980.95 $ 12,801,232.72

XI. AGENCY FUNDS A. U. S. INCOME TAX WITHHOLDIKGS

!l, 108,809.33 $ 2,41:3,160.33

B. TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM 1. Employees' Contributions___ ____ __ 2. Local System Contributions. _ __ _ _

:3,479,844.14 :395,587.51

1,038,073.96 81,165.77

C. TEACHER ASSOCIATIOK DUES WITHHELD __

135,623.64

12,982.21

D. SOCIAL SECURITY 1. Employees' Contributions _ 2. Local System Contributions __ . __

1~~. OTHER

. __.

_

1,050,:369.19 228,190.55
1,265,045.27 i

:308,030.37 . 37,507.88 :
I
I
393,424.92 I

TOTAL AGENCY FUNDS_

_

,$ 15,663,469.63 $ 4,284,345.441$19,'947,'815.07

I

PAYMENTS-Continued 1958-59

DIsbursed by Boards of Education

White

Negro

Total

I

XII. OUTGOING TRANSFER ACCOUNTS

A. TO OTHER SCHOOL SYSTEMS

l. Teachers Salaries ___________________________________________ $

2 3.

Maintenance and Operation __________________________________ Other _____________________________________________________

855,235.63 $ 267,164.80 2,607,841. 74

I
281,212.70 32,634.69 35,900.06

TOTAL TRANSFER ACCOUNTS ____________________ $ 3 , 730 , 242 . 17 $ 349,747.45 $ 4,079,989.62

XIII. BALANCE END OF YEAR A. GENERAL FUNDS (after deduction for agency funds) ___________ $ 5,288,637.58 $ 758,980.68

B. BOND FUNDS (or other building funds) ________________________ 11 ,017,660.83

91,873.70

C. BOND SINKING FUND (for payment of bonds and interest) _____ 3,705,262.08

950,001.61

D. AGENCY FUNDS
--I l. U. S. Income Taxes Withheld ________________________________ I
2. Teacher Retirement Member Contributions , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3. Teacher Associa tion Dues____________________________________ 4. Group Insurance Premiums __________________________________ 5. Social Security _____________________________________________ 6. Other ______________________________________ "- - - "-------- - -

299,614.05 102,691.17
1,697.07 43,819.25 80,054.82
373,312.19

88,473.00 8,258.99
---------------2,034.08
43,339.36 10,527.11

TOTAL BALANCE END OF YEAR _____ - -.- - --- - --- - $ 20,912,749.04 1$ 1,953,488.53 $ 22,866,237.57

GRAND TOTAL PAYMENTS AND BALANCES _____ $205,777,403.92 1$ 59,292,672.99 1$ 265,070,076.~

ENROLLMENT 1958-59
Annual Accumulative Enrollm~r:t.as lleported by System Superintendents

Grade

._ .."
White
1

One ___________

----- ------- - ------

1
-I

i~~~===============================1 F
F

iovuer_,________________________'_~ ______-_-_-_-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-_-_-_

Six__________ ..______________________

Seven ___________'. __________________

Eight _______________________ .._______

Nine ________

~l~~~~ ~ -----I Twelve_=_=_=_=_=_'=_:__=:_:_'_:_=_: _=_=__:_:_: :.. :__:_==: : : =: 1

71,846 67,048
65,304 65,792 66,663-
67,502
57,574 50,325 47,380
41,056 32,683
25,951 I

Exceptional Chi~dren ..________ _______I
Ungraded Vocational , _______ .. ______--I

2,153
I
911

Elementary Grades (1-7) *:

I

--I Male____________________________ '
F e m a l e___ r __ - - _ - - - - - - - - - - __ - - _

--I Total, ________-- -- _________~"- _

High School Grades (8-12)**:

1

~~~l;_-_~ --II ========- ==============
Total, ______-- __-- ____________

::::::::::~~ _~~~~ _~C_~~~I_~~~~~~ ~ ~ *~ I i Grand Total (K-12) ___________________ j
-I PNreetvEionursolyl l mEnernotl_le_d_*__*_*_*_-_-_- -________- _.._____- _.._.._
Evening School EnrollmenL ______..____ I

I 240,922
I 222,960
463,882
I
99,161 99,145 I
198,306 I
662,188
I
7,220 I
66,9,408 I
41,277 628,131
8,592

Negro
40,711 36,236 35,800 33,700 31,725 29,399 25,159 21,486 18,525 14,738 10,619
7,824
883
1,325
119,360 114,25p
233,613
34,861 39,656
I 74,517
308,130 1
I
3,685
311,815
5,657 306,158
3,572

Total
112,557 103,284 101,104 99,492 98,388 96,901 82,733 71 ,811 65,905 55,794 43,302 33,775
3,036
2,236
360,282 337,213
697,495
134,022 138,801
272,823
970,~18
10,905
981,223
46,934 934,289
12,164

*Including exceptional children, **Including ungraded vocational ***Including exceptional children and ungraded vocational. ****Children who were reported as enrollees by more than one school due to trans-
fers during the school year.

417

AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE (A. D. A.) 1958.59

-

White

Negro

GradOen: e _____________________________ 1rwo____________________________ JJrreEL __________________________ ~F-iv-e-_-_-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-_-_-__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_Six _____________________________ Seven ___________________ E i g h t ___________________________ Nine____________________________ Ten _____________________________ Eleven __________________________ Twelve__________________________
Exceptional Children _________________
Ungraded VocationaL ________________
Elementary Grades (1-7)*------------High School Grades (8-12)**___________
EleGmraednetasry(1a.1n2d) _H_i_g_h__S_c_h_o_o_l___________
Kindergarten ________________________
Grand Total (K.12) ___________________

56,444 54,343 53,783 54,720 55,741 57,260 49,140 42,380 40,047 35,385 28,509 23,303
1,469
595
382,900 170,219
553,119
5,503
558,622

30,721 29,076 28,886 27,207 25,708 23,731 20,231 16,960 14,591 11,888 8,782 6,838
709
852
186,269 59,911
246,180
3,113
249,293

*Including Exceptional Children. **Including Ungraded Vocational.

Total
87,165 83,419 82,669 81,927 81,449 80,991 69,371 59,340 54,638 47,273 37,291 30,141
2,178
1,447
569,169 230,130
799,299
8,616
807,915

418

INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL AND CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS 1958-59

White

Negro

Total

Teachers Employed in Regular Academic and Vocational Program: Ele~mal ee n_ta_r_y__(_1_-_7_):_________________ Female________________________
Total _________________________
Hi~ ga hlSec_h_o_o_l__(8_-_1_2_)_:_______________ Female. _______________________
Total _________________________
Non-Teaching Principals __________
Total Teachers in Regular Program_____
Kindergarten Teachers________________
Special Adult Program Teachers _______
Grand Total All Teachers _____________
Certificates of Teachers and Principals in Regular Program: Five Years College _______________ Four Years College _______________ Three Years College ______________ Two Years College _______________ One Year College_________________
Total Certificates_________________
Permits to Teach *______________ -_
Grand TotaL ____________________

854 12,941 13,795
3,349 4,629 7,978
704 22,477
162 252 22,891
3,957 14,810 2,231
1,276 38
22,312 165
22,477

619 6,000 6,619
1,296 1,629 2,925
260 9,804
81 60 9,945
1,430 7,828
439 91 2
9,790 14
9,804

1,473 18,941 20,414
4,645 6,258 10,903
964 32,281
243 312 32,836
5,387 22,638 2,670
1,367 40
32,102 179
32,281

*Requested for teachers by system superintendents.

419

ORGANIZATION OF SCHOOLS AND STUDENT FAILURES BY GRADES 195859

Type of Organization

Number of Schools

White

Negro

Total

Schools With Grades 1-7 Only _________ Schools With Grades 1-8 Only _________ Other Schools With Various Grade Com-
binations (1-8) _____________________
Total Elementary Schools (schools which do not have any of grades 9-12) ______
Schools With Grades 1-12* ____________ Schools With Grades 8-12 Only ________ Schools With Grades 9-12 Only ________ Other Four-Year High Schools *________ Schools With Grades 10-12 Only _______
Total High Schools ___________________
*These schools also have various combinations of elementary grades.
Other Schools With Various Grade Combinations l-1L ____________________
Grand Total Number of Schools________

466 321 18O
967 166 92 59 27
12 356
61 1,384

188

654

92

413

70

250

350

1,317

131

297

25

117

5

64

17

44

4

16

182

538

24

85

556

1,940

STUDENT FAILURES BY GRADES 1958-59

Grade
One _________________________________ Two ________________________________ T h r e e _______________________________ Four________________________________ Five ________________________________ Six _________________________________ Seven _______________________________ Eight _______________________________ ~ine ________________________________ T e n _________________________________ Eleven ______________________________ Twelve______________________________
Total 1-7____________________________
Total 8-12___________________________
Total 1-12___________________________

White
5,493 3,495 3,182 3,270 3,316 3,235 3,711 4,982 5,371 4,259 2,071
624
25,702
17,307
43,009

Negro
6,524 3,960 3,425 3,192 2,787 2,387 1,969 2,299 2,274 1,517
787 155
24,244
7,032
31,276

Total
12,017 7,455 6,607 6,462 6,103 5,622 5,680 7,281 7,645 5,776 2,858
779
49,946
24,339
74,285

422

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION 1958-59

White

Negro

Total

Cost Per Child in Average Daily Attend-

ance

$

226.35 $

187.78 $

214.45

Length of School Term (Legal) _________ 180 days 180 days 180 days

Number of School Systems

_

199

Number of Schools

_

1,384

556 I 1,940

Number of High Schools

_

356

182

538

Number of System Superintendents _

199

Number of Non-Teaching Principals _

704

260

964

Number of Teaching Principals

_

680

296

976

Number of Teachers and Principals

(Reg. Prog.)

_ 22,477

9,804

32,281

Annual Accumulative Enrollment (K-12) 669,408

311,815

981,223

Average Daily Attendance (K-12)

_ 558,622

249,293

807,915

Percent Attendance (1-12) *

_

94.19%

86.50%

91.68%

High School Graduates:
~ale
Female
TotaL

_ 11,279 _ 12,788 _ 24,067

2,995 4,090 7,085

14,274 16,878 31,152

Number of Students Who Dropped Out oyfeaSrchool (quit) During the School _

13,479

9,794

23,273

Number of Students Who Failed to be

Promoted to Next Grade

_ 43,009

31,276

74,285

Number of Students Reported as Trans-

fers During the School Year

_ 41,277

5,657

46,934

Number of One-Teacher Schools

_

Percent of Teachers with Four- or Five Year Certificates ___________ _ _
- ----------------
*Days present as a percent of days on roll

11
I
83.49%1
I

11 94.43%1

22 86.82%

421

AVERAGE SALARIES AND SPECIAL PERSONNEL 1958-59

White

Negro

Total

Average Salaries of Teachers and Prlncipals in Regular Program: Principals (teaching and nonteaching) ______________________ $ 5,040.06 $

Elementary Teachers _____________ High School Teachers____________
Elementary and High School Teachers _____________________

3,752.81 3,939.74 3,821.97

4,481.34 $ 3,660.32 , 3,602.14
3,642.43

4,879.85 3,722.73 3.849.51 3,767.22

Instructional Supervisors _________ 6,316.87 6,622.15

6,420.25

Total Instructional Staff. __________ 3,914.72 3,715.20

3,854.04

System-wide Personnel*:

Administrative Assistants _________

79

2

81

Instructional Supervisors __________

166

85

251

Visiting Teachers_________________

157

16

173

Attendance Officers_______________

21

5

26

School Plant Maintenance_________

594

276

870

Bus Shop Maintenance____________

159

30

189

Non-Instructional Personnel Ass:gned to Specific Schools:

ClericaL ________________________ Lunch Program __________________ Janitors and Maids _______________

550 4,981 2,106

152

702

876

5,857

725

2,831

---~-----
*Professional and non-instructional employees who work with all schools in a system and are not assigned to any specific school.

420

SIZE OF SCHOOLS BY NUMBER OF TEACHERS 1958-59

Number of Schools Having: One Teacher_____________________ Two Teachers____________________ Three Teachers __________________ Four Teachers ___________________ Five Teachers____________________ Six Teachers_____________________ Seven Teaehers __________________ Eight Teachers ___________________ Nine Teachers ___________________ Ten Teaehers ____________________ Eleven Teachers__________________ Twelve Teachers _________________ Thirteen Teachers ________________ Fourteen Teachers________________ Fifteen Teachers _________________ Sixteen Teachers _________________ Seventeen Teachers_______________ Eighteen Teaehers________________ Nineteen Teachers ________________ Twenty Teachers and Over ________
Total Number of Schools ______________

White

I Negro

Total

11

11

16

15

37

13

59

19

66

15

66

20

81

21

73

28

56

30

46

17

38

20

39

20

59

16

56

16

51

24

43

21

52

15

54

10

53

7

428

218

1,384

556

I--

22 31 50 78 81 86 102 101 86 63 58 59 75 72 75 64 67 64 60 646 1,940

423

SCHOOL PLANT 1958-59

I White

Publicly Owned Buildings:

I

___ "a.,n'Y~~

~~-~_.

_______

~~~~~~_~e~eer::~============

TotaL _____________________!

Non-Publicly Owned Buildings______
Public Buildings Abandoned This i year---------------------------1
Public Buildings Completed This y e a r ___________________________ 1

Publicly Owned Instruction Rooms: Regular Classrooms____________ Self-Contained Classrooms______ Science Laboratories__________ Home Economics Laboratories __ Typing Rooms ______________--I Industrial Arts________________I Agriculture Shops _____________ Band Rooms__________________ Exceptional Children Rooms ____ Libraries _____________________ Other ________________________
TotaL _____________________
I
Public Sub-Standard Classrooms____I
Non-Publicly Owned Classrooms____
Public Instruction Rooms Abandoned This Year ______________________

P uTb lhiics IYnsetarru_c_ti_o_n__R_o_o_m__s_C__o_m_p__le_t_e_d_

2,130 361 684
3,175 91
53
90
17,429 1,512
633 588 420 251 298 285 98 1,100 662 23,276 778 292
231
905

Negro

Total

i
656 ! 58 203
917
17

2,786 419 887
4,092 108

50

103

36

126

7,643 1,000
233 257 143 122 122
66 60 420 142
10,208
416
10 1

25,072 2,512
866 845 563 373 420 351 158 1,520 804
33,484
1,194
302

148

379

374

1,279

424

SCHOOL PLANT 195859

I

Special Service Rooms:

I

Gymnasium __________________

Gymnatorium ________________ J

Cafeteria__---- __-- ___-- ____--I

Cafetorium ___________________

A u d i t o r i u m ___________________I

Total ______________________ .

White
I
369 I 164 I 859 ' 455 I 675 .
2,522

Negro
31 44 140 332 82 629

Total
400
208 999 787 757 3,151

Capital Outlay:

I

New Sites and Additions to Sites $ 1,052,021 $ 297,572 $ 1,349,593

New Buildings ________________ 24, 689,524 9,637,525 34,327,049

Additions to Buildings _________: 5,458,923 2,813,304 I 8,272,227

Remodeling and Major Repairs_[

650,435

New Furniture and Equipment __. 3,047,625

1,417404,,025137 1

794,652 4,517,678

Total ______________________ I$ 34,898,528 $ 14,362,671 $ 49,261,199

Present Value of School Plant:

Buildings_____________________ $359,436,620 Grounds______________________ 17,825,936

$123,203,046 5,045,511

$ 482,639,666 22,871,447

Furniture and Equipment- _____ 35,992,716 10,015,496 46,008,212

Library Books and Instr. Aids ___ 9,242,055 1,993,887 11,235,942

Total ______________________ $422,497,327 $140,257,940 $ 562,755,267

Per Pupil Investment in School Plant; $

756 $

563 s

697

Number of Library Books in Schools, 2,717, 658 1

624,877

3,342,535

425

WHITE AGE GRADE CHART* 1958-59

9081-00----:;:;11' --1-- Grade

I'Iunger
Yrs.

Y~s.

Y~s.

Y~s.

Y~s.

/r~.

/r~. II /r~.

/r~. I /r~. II /r~.

II
/r~. I /r~. /r~.

OY~v~e.r

I
I

Total

Ist, __u u ~'47,4911 6'5501

--1-1--5

- - 1 - - - - - - 71 ,260

2nd__________

3rom

u

_

52351-2m,8~636492,,3738098,16993,126,'0174

4441 ',683

93 676

50 18'

14' 44

5,
161

3

,

3

66,542 64,800

:::::::::::: 37~;;':~::;;11::::1"::: 3~ :; ,:: :::::

6th__________

62~ 39,51210,425 ' 3,916 1,366 411 47

4

1

67,055

7th__________
:::::::::::::

1 ::::: ::: ,: 3: :::: '":~I::::~ ::::~ -- 10812,73129,264 9,120 4,208 1,469 261

~

1

37

3

1 57,202

1Othmm____ 11th__________ 12th__________ SpeciaL______

i 144 7,888'3,404 6,876

440

I---

1---1

2 1227,65018,2975,0041,190

I-----
4 155

5,8081',045

3,583

115,503

22 ~1_w5-rnI-;OOI_u9I--;s3-;4-----;wI----uil 120 341 16 12

97 40,89' 28332,548 858 25,911
4 1,825

Total

BOY! 8,208130,98530, 943131,104!,31 ,572 1

792!127 ,465124,983124,79124,83318,642112,409 3,438 ~'337,254

_ _ _ _G_i_rl 7, 939129,675:29, 632

30, 754133,666

728 700;23,82023, 169( , 662i11,375 2,006 ~i319,432 123,

Grand TotaL_ \16,147160,66160,575116209,9,80084 1!6310,6,O 63n116322,,926195j:6384,,458j15235,, 193148, 683148, 611)48, 002136, 304123,784 5,44411,285;656,686

"Children who transferred during the school year were reported by each system in which they were enrolled.

. NEGRO AGE GRADE CHART* 1958-59

Under

Over

Grade

6

6

7

8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 18 Total

- - - - - Ist, _________

Yrs. Yrs, Yrs. Yrs. Yrs. Yrs. Yrs.
.------ -- -- -- -
4,47226,258 7,050 1,860 500 170 56

Yrs.

Yrs.
--

Yrs.
--

Yrs. --

Yrs. --

Yrs.
--

28 11 10 1 1

Yrs.

Yrs. --

40,417

2nd__________

'

-

-

6

I....-
4,058 19,857

7,631

2,734

1,088

373

163

63

16

8

1

3rd __________

I.---

~

23 211 4,823 17,449 7,567 3,191 1,358 578 258 103 38

9

4

1

35,998 35,613

4th __________

~
4 262 4,228 15,267 7,110 3,489 1,769 822 424 136 53 18 4

33,586

5th __________

~

I....-

334 4,268 13,678 6,720 3,351 1,798 877 369 129 28 10

2 31,564

6th __________

~

I---

4 266 4,028 11,800 6,262 3,645 1,972 949 331 81 16

4 29,358

7th __________

I....-
3 309 3,583 9,111 5,888 3,466 1,764 748 171 48 11 25,102

8th __________

~

~

3 277 2,621 7,838 5,369 3,192 1,544 491 110 27 21,472

9th __________

~
5 206 2,536 6,627 4,900 2,762 991 293 104 18,424

10th __________

~
223 2,153 5,760 3,915 1,745 645 215 14,661

nu, ________ .. _

:1 ~

~

16 211 1,812 4,157 2,761 1,157 478 10,593

12th. _________

~
1 6 197 1,320 3,171 2,033 1,089 7,817

'881'5, SpeciaL ______ 1 2 --u~1---sg11171130135103_W~ 24 1O ------1---------------

2

--2- - - -7-68

Tolol BOY] 2,

102116,21'115,7201'5,469114,968 13,971 12,178,ll, 50110,653 9,313 7,371 4,627 J,331 1,148



Girl 2,31515,44

13,825 12,02011 ,,69YO,634, 9,837 7,609 4,836 1,988 7821152,759

72212'J, Grand TO"L_14,503Iao,542j3121,05,17891931115'','8'4 15'105',25314,773 09 7127'7961i 24'198123' ""'1'1,287119, ISO 14,980

9,463

- - 1 - - 1152,6 - 14
4,319 ,1,93 305,373

1
"Children who transferred durmg the schoolyear were reported by each system In which they were enrolled

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION 1958-59 White Only

I Average Number Pupils Transported I (Annual Average)

Average Cost *Cost Per Child

Transported More

Number Number of
of Morning

I I Within

More Than 1%

Annual 1% Mile Mile

I
Per

Total M. & O. Than 1% Mile Radius Costs Including
Depreciation on Per County Owned Per Per Per

Vehicles Trips Mileage Radius Radius Total Vehicle Trip

Buses

Bus Child* Mile

I

------

County Owned Buses __________

2,478

3,762 23,828,087 -------- -------- -------- ------ - - - -- $ 6,542,494.49 $2,640.23 __ 0___ - $0.274

Privately Owned Buses__ - - - - - - __[ 569

986 5,938,352 -------- -------- -------- ------ - - - -- 1,693,884.49 2,976.94 ------ 0.285

Jointly Owned

B u s e s __________

290

389 2,642,210 -------- -------- -------- ------- - - - --

801,783.95 2,764.77 ------ 0.303

Totals and/or Averages for B u s e s __________

3,337

5,137 32,408,649 26,960 262,604 289,564

86.7 56.3 9,038,162.93 2,708.46 $34.41[ 0.278

Cars and/or Station Wagons,

76 - - - - - - -

Per Diem in lieu

1

of Transportation _____ . - -- ._.- - -

1

Grand Totals

and/or

I

Averages _______ 1 ____ - ___________

297,1161

36

I

J - _.

-

625 661 8.6 -----1

1,

1

I

81

81 -

II
--------- 26,996 263,310 290,306 ____________ I

58,997.52 776.28 94.39 0.198
2,863 .731_ __ _135 .35 ______
J- -- 9,100,024.18 _- - - - - - -'- - - - -

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION

- 1958-59 Negro Only ---=-c-==========__~--_---_---c_- _--=_-_------ ---- --------------------~--------l-~-~I --I--~---

Average Number Pupils Transported

Average Cost

(Annual Average)

*Cost Per Child

Transported More

Total M. & O. Than 1% Mile Radius

Number

More

Number of

Within Than 1%

of Morning Annual 1% Mile Mile

CDoesptrsecIinactiloundionngl

-r-r-

,-- _

Per Per County Owned Per Per Per

Vehicles Trips Mileage Radius Radius Total Vehicle Trip

Buses

Bus Child* Mile

County Owned

Buses

_ 1,167 1,65613,640,153

$ 2,968,801.45$2,543.96

$0.217

Privately Owned

Buses

_

227

340 2,812,451

Jointly Owned

Buses

_

79

116 968,544

_

649,439.83 2,860.96

0.230

_

221,852.69 2,808.26 ___ ___ 0.229

Totals and/or

Averages for

Buses

_ 1,473 2,11217,421,148 3,815 131,587 135,402

Cars and/or

Station Wagons

_

13

_ 85,908

_

170

170

Per Diem in lieu of
G:::n;:t:l:tion-- -------- --------1---------- -------- 64 64

91.9 64.1 3,840,093.97 2,606.981$29.18 0.220

13.0 _ _

10,841. 55 833.96 63.77 0.126

2,027.08 _ ____ 31. 67

_

and/or Averages

-I-

1

1 3,815 131,821 135,636 ------

3,852, 962 . 60

_

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION 1958-59 White and Negro

Number
Number of of Morning
Vehicles Trips

Annual Mileage

I

Average Number Pupils Transported

Average Cost

(Annual Average)

*Cost Per Child

Transported More

Total M. & O. Than 1% Mile Radius

More

Costs Including

Within Than 1%

Depreciation on

1% Mile Mile

Per Per County Owned Per Per Per

Radius Radius Total Vehicle Trip

Buses

Bus Child Mile

--

---

County Owned Buses __________ 3,645 5,418 37,468,240 -------- -------- -------- ------- - - - -- $ 9,511,295.94 $2,744.96 ------ $0.253

PriBvuasteesly__O__w_n_e_d___

796 1,326 8,750,803 -------- -------- -------- ------- - -- -- 2,343,324.32 2,943.87 ------ 0.267

Jointly Owned Buses __________

369

505 3,610,754 -------- -------- -------- ------- - -- -- 1,023,636.64 2,774.08 ------ 0.283

Totals and/or BAuvseersag_e_s__f_o_r____

4,810

7,249 49,829,797 30,775 394,191 424,966

88.5 58.7 12,878,256.90 2,677.39$32.67 0.258

Cars and/or Station Wagons,

89 -------- 383,024

36

795

831 9.3 - -- --

69,839.07 784.70 87.84 0.182

Per Diem in lieu of
Transportation__ -------- -------- ---------- --------

145

145 ------- - - - --

4,890.81 -------- 33.72 ------

Grand Totals and/or
Averages _______ -------- -------- ---------- 30,811 395,131 425,942 ------- - - - -- -------------- -------- ------ ------

\

1

Summarie~
Public Schools 1959 . 1960

431

RECEIPTS 195960

I. INCOME-GENERAL FUND A. REVENUE FROM LOCAL SOURCES

1. Taxation and Appropriations

a. Taxes Received from County or

City Levies for Maintenance and

Operation

$ 54,461,814.44

b. Appropriations Received fro m County or City Governmental Agencies, _____________________ 2,712,669.74

c. Other__________________________

469,944.82

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. MiSsoceulrlcaenseous Revenue from Loca_l

215,515.22 221,922.94 287,174.94 80,223.49
13,047.97 302,381.10 91,902.04
37,325.53 168,505.71 887,898.36

TOTAL RECEIPTS FROM LOCAL SOURCES_$ 59,950,326.30

B. REVENUE FROM STATE SOURCES

1. Foundation Fund Allotment,

$123, 585, 921.37

2. Salary of the System Superintendent i(nintecnluddeinntg) funds paid direct to Super_-

753,171.55

3. Vocational Funds (State and Federal). 2,024,353.81

4. School Lunch Program (Federal claims received through State) ___________ 3,711,409.89

5. Special Programs (Adult, Veterans,

Regional Library, etc.)

_

6.0ther_____________________________

1,008,472.40 1,028,601.60

TOTAL RECEIPTS FROM STATE SOURCES_$132,111,930.62

432 <

RECEIPTS-Co,ttinued 1959-611

C. REVENUE FROM FEDERAL SOURCES

1. Public Law 874 (M and 0)

$ 4,576,471.71

2. Payment in Lieu of Taxes___________

158,021.42

3. Other_____________________________

356,476.69

TOTAL RECEIPTS FROM FEDERAL

SOURCES

"

$ 5, Q90,969.82

D. OTHER REVENUE (items No.3 and 4 funds handled in the system office)

1. Transfers from Other Systems

$ 3,167,415.03

2. Transfers from Other Funds _________ 882,361. 30

3. From Cafeteria Operation (gross receipts except those in B-4)_________
4. From Athletics. Entertainments and Self-Supporting Activities , ________
5. Other_____________________________

4,091,304.29
1,186,284.38 329,037.38

TOTAL RECEIPTS-OTHER SOURCES

$ 9,656,402.38

GRAND TOTAL RECEIPTS-GENERAL FUND

$206, 809,629.12

II. NON.REVENUE RECEIPTS

A. SCHOOL BOND ACCOUNTS 1. Sales of Bonds

", $ 17,247,591.12

2. County Wide Tax for Bonds and Bond Interest_________________________ 5,609,761.46

3. District Tax for Bonds and Bond

Interest , . __.

~.L 1,487,349.17

4. Interest Received on Investments of Bond Funds_____________________ 1,684,873.82

B. CAPITAL OUTLAY FROM STATE
'[1.:, (~
1. Funds Received from State; _________ 1,452,104.97 ",w:,J \...!
2. Funds Paid by State to School Building Authority for Sch~ol Systemc , , 8,790,046.74

TOTAL SCHOOL BOND AND STATE CAPITAL OUTLAY __~-

$ 36,271 ,727.28

C. FEDERAL BUItDtNG FUNDS UNDER PUBLIC LAW 815 .--_-~-$ 1,057,247.00

D. LOANS

.

.

_ 5,807,146.39

RECEIPTS-Continued 195960

E. SALE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY AND INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS

1. Sale of Real Property

$

2. Sale of Equipment-

_

3 Net Insurance Recovery

_

131,351.13 75,413.66 306,320.02

TOTAL PL 815, LOANS, SALE OF PROPERTY

AND INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS

$ 7,377,478.20

GRAND TOTAL NON-REVENUE RECEIPTS_$ 43,649,205.48

F. AGENCY FUNDS (Employees' Contributions)

1. Federal Income Tax Withholding and

Cash Receipts

$ 12,578,165.60

2. StaCtaeshInRceocmeieptsTax Withholding and_
3 Teacher Retirement Member Contributions, Withholding and Cash Receipts___________________________

103,262.84 4,955,214.98

4. Teacher Association Dues Withhold-

ing and Cash Receipts

_

5. Group Insurance Premium Withhold-

ing and Cash Receipts

_

6. Social Security

_

7.0ther

_

TOTAL AGENCY FUNDS

219,734.62
1,752,308.01 1,898,303.32 1,155,571.48
$ 22,662,560.85

GRAND TOTAL RECEIPTS-ALL FUNDS __$273,121,395.45

1lI. BALANCE BEGINNING OF YEAR A. GENERAL FUND

$ 5,667,986.93

B. BOND FUNDS (or other building funds), 11,086,872.27

C. BOND SINKING FUND (for payment

of bonds and interest)

4,743,100.48

D. AGENCY FUNDS 1. Federal Income Taxes 2. 8tate Income Taxes

_ 359,839.06

_

11,604.43

3. TetarcibhuetrionRetirement Member Con-_

4. Teacher Association Dues

_

100,424.18 504.52

434

RECEIPTS-Continued 1959-60

5. Group Insurance Premiums

$

6. Social Security___ ______ _______ _

7. Other_____________________________

E. OTHER_ ____________________________

38,568.81 125,675.75 90,975.54 573,784.02

TOTAL BALANCES-BEGINNING OF YEAR_$ 22,799,335.99

GRAND TOTAL-RECEIPTS AND BALANCES

$295, 920, 731.44

435

PAYMENTS 1959-60

Disbursed by Boards of Education

White

Negro

Total

I. ADMINISTRATIVE
A. SALARIES 1. aS.upSearlainr:tyenofdeSnutp'esrOi~fftic~ende~t (stat~ and local) b. Salaries of Administrative Assistants c. Salaries of Clerical Employees d. Per Diem of Board Members e. Other

1$ 1,473 ,831.04 $

- - - - - -' 286,607.76

1 1,048,657.31

_ 140,784.50

_

25,134.71

125,889.88 104,327.85 167,751.04
21,623.18 4,415.51

B. OTHER EXPENSE OF ADMINISTRATION

1. Travel of Superintendent

- - - - --

138,425.33

10,726.79

2. Expense of Board of Education (other than per diem)

_

21,057.30

2,393.82

3. Legal Service

_

57,617.55

13,393.37

4. Surety Bond Premiums

- - - __- - --

19,502.69

3,106.74

5. Printing and Office Suppliea, ___________________ _

- _ 208,237.53

29,544.43

6. Other Expenses of Administration

_ 131,849.92

25,580.53

1-------1-------1--------

TOTAL EXPENSE OF ADMINISTRATION

$ 3,551,705.64 $ 508,753.14 $ 4,060,458.78

II. INSTRUCTION

A. SALARIES

1. Supervisors (excluding lunch, transportation, attendance, school

plant) a. Instructional Supervisors

-

---_$

b. Librarian Supervisors c. Guidance Supervisors

--I - _--I

d. Other System-wide Supervisors

_

1,080,638.40 $ 64,794.23 47,223.57 73,846.95

530,081.12 7,917.85 15,781.40
34,144.89

2. Principals (non-teaching only)

_

3. Classroom Teachers (including teaching principals, exceptional

teachers)

a. Elementary Male

_

b. Elementary Female

_

c. High School Male

_

d. High School Female

_

4. Other Instructional Personnel (assigned to specific schools)

a. School Librarians

_

b. School Guidance PersonneL

_

c. Other

_

5. Secretarial or Clerical Employees

a. Principa l' s Office

.

b. Other

_ _

5,158,937.46
4,762,131.50 48,397,603.68 14,317,045.85 17,677,595.50
965,049.36 273,551.93 1,128,135.51
1,008,006.86 171 ,001.15

1,929,287.36
2,393,453.46 22,487,606.60 4,980,657.37
6,018,521.46
313,822.15 62,424.94
466,857.45
299,705.75 71,193.41

B. INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS

1. Textbooks

_

2. Library Books, Periodicals and Supplies, Audio-Visual Materials

a. School Library Books

_

b. Periodicals and Newspapers

_

c. Audio-Visual Materials

_

d. Other Library Supplies

_

3. Teaching Supplies

_

121,052.09
330,917.51 34,616.17 178,720.82 141,082.19
1,609,245.88

18,324.93
120,126.62 6,473.29
43,719.81 30,455.78 508,331.36

C. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION

1. Travel a. Travel of Principals

-- -- _--

b. Travel of Instructional Supervisors

c. Travel of Teachers

d. Other TraveL

2. Other Miscellaneous Expense of Instruction

I"

61,944.51

_-I

58,241.97 298,773.96

_

33,412.76

_ 1,183,139.87

5,107.87 32,561.48 107,116.05
9,106.29 293,027.86

TOTAL EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION-REGULAR

PROGRAM

$ 99,176,709.68 $ 40,785,806.55 $ 139,962,516.23

.~----~ -"----~---

PAYMENTS-Continued 195960

Disbursed by Boards of Education

White

Negro

Total

II. INSTRUCTION-(Continued) D. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES (special adult programs) 1. Salaries a. Special Adult Programs (veterans, etc.) b. County and Home Demonstration Agents
2. Travel a. Special Adult Program (veterans, etc.) b. County and Home Demonstration Agents
3. Miscellaneous Expense of Instruction ab.. SOutphpelries and Materials

$ 1,170,871 .51 $

_

198,728.64

_

66,541.19

_

13,571.23

__

190,792.07 320,452.85

TOTAL INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICE-SPECIAL ADULT PROGRAM

$ 1,960,957.49 $

III. ATTENDANCE SERVICES A. SALARIES 1. Visiting Teachers 2. Other Attendance Officers 3. Clerical PersonneL

$ 644,167.23 $

_

14,314.60

_

2,418.26

B. 1M. ITSrCaEvLelLANEOUS EXPENSE OF ATTENDANCE SERVICES_

2. Supplies 3. Other

.

_

_

69,280.88 593.64 680.97

TOTAL EXPENSE OF ATTENDANCE SERVICES $ 731,455.58 $

480,881.50 28,775.49
6,629.19 2,470.07
105,422.60 58,045.63
682,224.48 $ 2,643,181. 97

95,084.51 7,422.68 416.10
7,996.03 62.71 68.70
111,050.73 1$

842,506.31

IV. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES A. SALARIES 1. Supervisors 2. Drivers 3. Mechanics and Other Garage Employees 4. Clerks and Other Employees
B. CONTRACT SERVICES AND PUBLIC CARRIERS

$ 107,061.07 $

19,496.57

_ 4,855,633.94 1 , 865, 721. 30

_

493,995.49

161,785.27

_

7,660.79

100.00

_

739,947.26

279,186.99

C. REPLACEMENT OF VEHICLES 1. Cash Purchases 2. Lease Purchases and Installment Purchases
D. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION INSURANCK

_ 1,333,488.39

_

318,922.82

_

102,620.08

275,500.69 72,640.27
36,292.36

E. EXPENDITURES IN LIEU OF TRANSPORTATION

_

15,774.60

3,586.35

F. OTHER EXPENSES FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

1. Gasoline

_

2. Lubricants

_

3. Tires 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

_

1,055,680.98
69,991.11 289,858.13 639,962.06 102,034.37
35,397.85 254,723.41
4,971.34 91,205.99

443,582 23 28,875.90 105,942.02
277,276.69
34,266.42 8,966.69
119,488.28 467.55
55,385.16

TOTAL EXPENSES OF PUPIL TRANSPORTATION

SERVICES

$ 10,518,929.68 $ 3,788,560.74 $ 14,307,490.42

V. OPERATION OF PLANT A. SALARIES 1. Plant Engineers
2. Custodial Services 3. Care of Grounds 4. Other

$ 277,826.61 $ 124,983.72

_ 3,372,991.13 1,097,798.48

_ _

20,850.10 140,244.72

8,940.12 71,405.05

PAYMENTS-Continued 195960

V. OPERATION OF PLANT-(Continued)

B. CONTRACT SERVICK

--

C. HEAT FOR BUILDINGS

--

1$

_

D. UTILITIES (except heat) FOR BUILDINGS 1. Water and Sewerage 2. Electricity 3. G9S
4. Telephone and Telegraph 5. Other Utilities

_ -_
_
_ _

E. SUPPLIES (except utilities)

1. Custodial Supplies _________________ _____ _________ _

_

2. Supplies for Operation of Vehicles

_

3. Supplies for Care of Grounds, _____________ _

_

4. Other

_

F. OTHER EXPENSE OF OPERATIONS TOTAL EXPENSE OF PLANT OPERATION

_
1-------1--------1-$

VI. MAINTENANCE OF PLANT A. SALARIES 1. Grounds 2. Buildings 3. Repair of Equipment
4. Manufacture of Replacements of Equipment-

-

- _- $

_

_

_

B. 1C.OGNrTouRnAdCs T SERVICES 2. Buildings
3. Repair of Equipment,

_

45,699.20

_

454 711 39

_

213;166.42

9,079.46 74 164 42 39;956.10

C. REPLACEMENT OF EQUIPMENT

1. Instructional EquipmenL__________ _

2. Non-Instructional Equipment

_

- -~ ~I

375,993.92 245,026.18 I

109,509.86 83,652.76

D. OTHER EXPENSE OF PLANT MAINTENANCE 1. Grounds 2. Buildings 3. Equipment Repairs 4. Manufacture of Replacements of Equipment .
TOTAL EXPENSE OF PLANT MAINTENANCE.

_

I
154,094.62

_ 1,106,717.90

_

430,360.14

28,460.89 253,177.92
82,385.54

_

66,435.10

13,650.47

1------1-------1-------

$ 4,701,466.66 $ 1,128,229.20 $ 5,829,695.86

VII. FIXED CHARGES

A. RETIREMENT AND SOCIAL SECURITY

1. State or System Retirement Funds (System contribution only) __ $

2. Social Security (System contribution only)

_

3. Other

_

2,021,793.78 $ 1,428,744.32
192,431.64

584,110.90 341,369.37
80,615.46

B. INSURANCE AND JUDGMENTS

1. Property Insurance

_

2. Employee Insurance (System contribution only)

_

~: ~~d~H~jY~~~drp~~~i~~~~~~~~~~==~===~=~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~I

5. Judgments

_

1,053,313.54 255,901.23 45,270.40 6,485.53
965.75

187,843.87 58,970.84 6,758.69
443.51
----------------

C. RENTAL OF LAND AND BUILDINGS 1. Land and Buildings for Instructional Purposes 2. Land and Buildings for Non-Instructional Purposes

_

144,061.07

_

9,623.47

2,557.37 2,407.63

D. INTEREST ON CURRENT LOANS E. OTHER FIXED CHARGES

_

71,296.73

_

75,256.27

1,770.02 9,088.92

TOTAL FIXED CHARGES

$ 5,305,143.73 $ 1,275,936.58 $ 6,581,080.31

PAYMENTS-Continued 1959-60

Disbursed by Boards of Education

White

Negro

Total

VIII. FOOD SERVICES AND STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES handled in the Superintendent's office)
A. FOOD SERVICES 1. Salaries a. Supervisors b. Other Employees
2. All Other Expense

(funds
$ _ _

250,501. 55 $ 1,074,980.93 5,311,806.77

24,424.16 104,059.55 891,815.09

B. STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES 1. Salaries (not included in salaries for instructional) 2. All Other Expense

_

11,698.70

_ 1,202,607.23

774.25 48,578.56

TOTAL FOOD SERVICE AND STUDENT BODY

ACTIVITIES

$ 7,851,595.18 $ 1,069,651.61 $ 8,921,246.79

TOTAL EXPENSE PAYMENTS

$143,493,054.12 $ 52,445,888.82 $ 195,938,942.94

IX. CAPITAL OUTLAY (Actual payments by school system)
A. SITES 1. Professional Services 2. Site and Additions 3. Improvements to Sites

$

89,824.08 $

_

727,335.38

_

276,280.26

6,786.28 52,308.17 22,220.80

B. BUILDINGS 1. Professional Services 2. New Buildings and Building Additions 3. Remodeling

_

269,134.34

_ 11 ,499,072 .13

_

302,122.28

35,731.04
1,259,022.78 52,054.98 I

C. EQUIPMENT 1. Professional Services 2. Administration 3. Instruction
4. Attendance and Health 5. Pupil Transportation 6. Operation of Plant. 7. Maintenance of Plant
8. Food Service and Student Body Activities 9. In vestment Property

_______--------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------__------------------------

60,427.77 39,286.72 1,178,158.94 21,495.80 143,539.06 104,919.92 130,032.49 79,047.33 3,264,307.98

400.99 5,668.94 318,147.16 6,060.33 63,244.64 8,177.99 13,831. 55 5,845.67 7,738.69

TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY

_------------ $ 18,184,984.48 $ 1,857,240.01 $ 20,042 ,224.49

TOTAL EXPENSE AND OUTLAY PAYMENTS _____ $161,678,038.60 $ 54,303,128.83 $ 215,981,167.43

X. DEBT SERVICE A. P1.RBINonCdIsPAL OF DEBT
2. Loans

__------------------------ $

3,458,299.03 $ 4,103,304.56

615,494.80 1,546,946.08

B. I1N. TBoEnRdEs ST OF DEBT 2. Loans

__------

-

---------------

1,890,258.74 81,449.57

562,242.12 6,853.12

C. AMOUNT PAID INTO BOND SINKING FUNDS_ ------------

424,902.34 ------ ---------

D. PAID BY STATE TO STATE SCHOOL BUILDING AUTHOR-

ITY FOR THIS SCHOOL SYSTEM

_------------, 7,411,966.93

1,487,813.07

E. OTHER DEBT SERVICE

_------------

228,465.89

58,126.02

TOTAL DEBT SERVICK

_------------ $ 17,598,647.06 $ 4,277,475.21 $ 21,876,122.27

PAYMENTS-Continued 1959-60

Disbursed by Boards of Education

White

Negro

Total

XI. AGENCY FUNDS (funds contributed by employees) A. FEDERAL INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING

$ 9,636,877.84 $ 2,782,516.20

B. STATE INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING

_

78,139.11

6,522.58

C. TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM (employees contributions only)______________________________________________________

D. TEACHER ASSOCIATION DUES WITHHELD

i

3,675,060.49 309,955.86

1,189,333.25 i
253,790.41

E. SOCIAL SECURITY (employees contributions only)______________ 1,475,992.36

447,816.41

F. OTHER _____________________________________________________ 1,450,697.73

265,247.56

TOTAL AGENCY FUNDS

$ 16,626,723.39 $ 4,945,226.41 $ 21,571,949.80

XII. OUTGOING TRANSFER ACCOUNTS

A. TO OTHER SCHOOL SYSTEMS

1. Teachers Salaries

. __ ____ __ __ _

2. Maintenance and Operation

._ ____ _

3. Other

TOTAL TRANSFER ACCOUNTS

!

_

_ __ $ 2,510,499.41 $

_ ___.

190,228.99

_ ___________ 1,288,498.25

239,088.06 13,136.90
38,796.26

l-------I------~I------~--

$ 3,989,226.65 $ 291,021.22 $ 4,280,247.87

XIII. BALANCE END OF YEAR A. GENERAL FUNDS (after deduction for agency funds) _- - - - - - - :$ 9,502,132.02 $ 795,676.22 [

B. BOND FUNDS (or other building funds)

_--------- 5,125,591.94

s,997,251.18

C. BOND SINKING FUND (for payment of bonds and interest) - - - ;{,1)08,438.06 1,262,097.6:{

D. AGENCY FUNDS 1. Federal Income Taxes Withheld ________ _____ _ 2. State Income Taxes Withheld 3. Teacher Retirement Member Contributions 4. Teacher Association Dues 5. Group Insurance Premiums 6. Social Security 7.0ther
E. OTHER

_ I -- - - - - - - -
_--------_-------_- - - - - - - _- - - - - - - -
_ - - - - - - - - -
_- - - - - - - _---------

488,006.84 18,246.56 152,888.61 1,596.33 67,601.44 117,216.33 67,144.56
849,871.29

126,839.76 8,987.89 23,233.64 177.00 5,331.74 60,585.40 22,184.62
10,145.01

TOTAL BALANCE END OF YEAR

_--------- $ 19,898,733.98 $ 12,312,510.09 $ 32,211,244.07

GRAND TOTAL PAYMENTS AND BALANCES _____ $219,791,369.68 $ 76,129,361.76 $ 295,920,731.44

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

--

ENROLLMENT 195960
Annual Accumulative Enrollment as Reported by System Superintendents

Grade
I
One _________________________________ Two ________________________________ T h r e e _______________________________ Four________________________________ Five ________________________________ Six _________________________________ Seven _______________________________ E i g h t _______________________________ Nine________________________________ Ten _________________________________ Eleven ______________________________ T w e l v e ______________________________
Exceptional Children _________________
Ungraded Vocational. _________________
Elementary Grades (1-7) *: ~ale____________________________ Female__________________________
Total ___________________________
High School Grades (8.12) **: ~ale ____________________________ F e m a l e __________________________
Total ___________________________
Elementary and High School Grades***_
Kindergarten ________________________
Grand Total (K.12) ___________________
Previously Enrolled ****_______________ Net Enrollment ______________________ Evening School EnrollmenL ___________

White
73,124 67,930 66,524 63,977 64,876 64,866 65,915 55,504 46,348 40,243 33,768 28,298
2,783
815
244,453 225,542
469,995
102,117 102,859
204,976
674,971
7,383
682,354
43,546 638,808
3,306

Negro I I
40,096 36,152 35,657 34,089 32,104 29,829 27,054 23,154 19,135 14,961 11 ,636
8,761
1,439
246

Total
113,220 104,082 102,181 98,066 96,980
94,695 92,969 78,658 65,483 55,204 45,404 37,059
4,222
1,061

120,864 115,556
236,420

365,317 341,098
706,415

36,534 41,359
77,893
314,313
4,092
318,405
8,114 310,291
1,677

138,651 144,218
282,869
989,284
11,475
1,000,759
51,660 949,099
4,983

*Including exceptional children. **Including ungraded vocational. ***Including exceptional children and ungraded vocational. ****Children who were reported as enrollees by more than one school due to trans-
fers during the school year.

446

AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE (A. D. A.) 1959-60

White

Negro

GradOen: e _____________________________ Two ____________________________ Three___________________________ F o u r ____________________________ F i v e ____________________________ Six _____________________________ Seven ___________________________ Eight___________________________ Nine ____________________________ Ten _____________________________ Eleven __________________________ Twelve __________________________
Exceptional Children__________________
Ungraded VocationaL ________________
Elementary Grades (1-7)*_____________ High School Grades (8-12)** ___________
EleGmraendteasr(y1a-1n2d)_H_i_g_h__S_c_h_o_o_l___________
Kindergarten ________________________
Grand Total (K.12)___________________
Evening School A. D. A. ______________

57,142 54,992 54,612 53,207 54,280 54,632 56,081 47,275 39,084 34,432 29,580 25,422 2,015
267 386,961 176,060
563,021 5,517
568,538 394

*Including Exceptional Children. **Including Ungraded Vocational.

30,029 28,509 28,439 27,185 25,732 23,970 21,756 18,217 14,988 11,864 9,596 7,618 1,238
179 186,858 62,462
249,320 3,110
252,430 580

Total
87,171 83,501 83,051 80,392 80,012 78,602 77,837 65,492 54,072 46,296 39,176 33,040 3,253
446 573,819 238,522
812,341 8,627
820,968 974

447

INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL AND CERTIFICATES OF TEACHERS 1959-60

White

Negro

Total

Teachers Employed in Regular Academicll

and Vocational Program:

Elementary (1-7):

Male_________ __

__ __ _

Femr le --

I

TotaL

'

874Y2

702Y2

1,577

13,186

6,080 : 19,266

-14-,-0-6-0-Y2-6z, :7I8-2-Y--2-l-

---20,843

~~~l~~~~~====================i ~;~~~ High School (8-12):

I

I

1,356Y2

4,859Y2

I 1,697

6,553

TotaL

--8~1

3,053Y2

1l,412Y2

Non-Teaching Principals

_

759

287

1,046

Total Teachers in Regular Program : 23, 178Y2 10,123

33,301Y2

Kindergarten Teachers

-_

153

86

239

Special AduH Program Teachers Grand Total All Teachers

_

271

95

I

-

23,602Y2 10,304

366 33,906Y2

Certificates of Teachers and Principals

in Regular Program:

Five Years College

_

4,093

Four Years College

_

15,550

Three Years Cp:l.lege-

- __

2,229

Two Years College

_

1,098

One Year College

_

29

1-----

Total Certificates

_ 22,999

1,609

5,702

8,041 I 2'3,591

379

2,608

76

1,174

4

01

-

-

-

~3
--

10,109 I 33,108

Permits to Teach* Grand TotaL

-_

182

_ 23,181

- - - - - 14) : ,:196
10,123 i~' 33,304

*Requested for teachers by system superintendents.

448

AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARIES AND COSTS 1959-60

Average Salaries

White

Negro

Total

Elementary Teachers and Teaching Principals (1-7):

Male____________________________ $ Female__________________________

5,442.44* $ 3,670.38

3,404.63 $ 3,698.62

Both Sexes ______________________ 3,780.65 3,668.15

High School Teachers and Teaching Principals (8-12):

M a l e ____________________________ F e m a l e __________________________ Both Sexes ______________________

4,165.17 .3,83;).09
3,975.74 I

AI~i~f~~_~~~~~~~~_a_~~_~~~~~i_~~~r!~=-I 4,420.45

3,716.35 3,731.49 3,724.76
:),611.72

AlPl riFnecmipaalles __T_e_a_c_h_e_r_s___a_n_d___T_e_a_c_h_i_n_g_ 3,715.79

:),705.79

All Teachers and Teaching Principals___ 3,853.39 3,686.10

Non-Teaching Principals ______________ 6,797.02

Supervisors__________________________
--I Total Instructional Staff_____________

4,307.83 3,954.43

----

6,722.25 5,202.88 3,787.97

4,537.47 3,679.29 3,744.22
4,039.85 3,811.23 3,908.58
4,161. 76
3,712.78 3,802.38 6,776.51 4,556.33 3,903.88
._---_.-

Average Costs

White

Negro

Total

Cost Per Child i I Average Daily Attendance (A. D. A.):

Elementary Salaries

$

High School Salaries

_

Elementary and High School Salaries

Total Instructional Staff

_

Total Cost **

_

137.38 $ 188.76 153.45
164.86 235.13

133.15 s
182.12 145.42 155.52 200.82

136.00 187.02 150.98
161. 99 224.58

*Teaching Principals are a large majority of this group. **Cost of administration, instruction expense, attendance service, transportation,
plant operation and maintenance, and fixed charges.
NATIONAL AVERAGES*
Estimated Average Salary of Classroom Teachers in Public School (1959-60)$5.025.
Estimated Average Salary of Instructional Staff in Public School (1959-60)-$5,160. Estimated Current Expenditure per Pupil in A. D. A.-$369.
*"Rankings of the States, 1960" Research Report 1960 R9, National Education Association.

449

SYSTEM-WIDE, SPECIAL, NON-INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL, AND BOARD MEMBERS
1959-60

White

Negro

Total

System-Wide Personnel *:

Administrative Assistants _________ Instructional Supervisors __________ Librarian Supervisors _____________ Visiting Teachers_________________ Attendance Officers_______________ Lunch Program Supervisors________ Other Supervisors ________________ Clerical PersonneL _______________ School Plant Maintenance_________ Bus Shop Maintenance____________
TotaL ________________________

7731 176 36 160 17{2
10 40 81 447%2 49531 149i)i
1,674}{2

331
88~
931 11H2 7 4 16
11>'3 165i)i
33 ------
349%2

System Superintendents_______________
(159 County and 39 Independent) ------------1------------

Non-Instructional Personnel Assigned to Specific Schools:

ClericaL ________________________ Lunch Program __________________ Janitors-Maids __________________ Other__________________ --------
TotaL ________________________

638 6,381
2,605~
135
9, 759~

177 1,22431
965 20
2,38631

Special Personnel (half time or more) **:

Assistant Principals_______________

71

14

L i b r a r i a n s _______________________

300

115

Counselors__ --------------------

153

51

System School Board Members ________ ------------ ------------

81
264~
4531 172 17 44 97 458i)i
661~
182i)i
2,02331
198
815 7,60531
3,570~
155
12, 145i)i
85 415 204
1,132

*Professional and non-instructional employees who work with all schools in a system and are not assigned to any specific school.
**These persons are included in the figures on Regular Program Teachers.

4fiO

NUMBER OF TEACHERS BY GRADES AND MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION 195960

White

Negro I Total

-----------------1------1------:------

Length of School Term (Legal)_________ 180 days 180 days Number of School Systems ____________ ____________ ____ _

i
I

180 days 198

Number of Schools___________________

1,386

554

1,930

Number of High Schools ______________

341

177

518

Number of System Superintendents

_

198

Number of School Board Members

_

1,132

Number of Non-Teaching Principals.L, .

759

287

1,046

Number of Teaching Principals , _______

627

257

884

Number of Teachers and Principals

(Reg. Prog.)

_ 23, 178Yz 10,123

33,301Yz

Annual Accumulative Enrollment (K-12) 682,354

318,405 1,000,759

Average Daily Attendance (K-12) _ 568,538

252,430

820,968

Percent Attendance (1-12) *

_

93.85%

85.52%

91.13%

High School Graduates: Male Female

_ 12,123 _ 14,007

3,483 4,514

15,606 18,521

Total ___________________________
Number of Students Who Dropped Out lo'feaSrc_h_o_o_l__(_q_u_i_t)__D__u_r_in__g__th__e__S_c_h_o_o_l _
Number of Students Who Failed to be Promoted to Next Grade ____________
Number of Students Reported as Transfers During the School Year _________
Number of Four-Year High Schools With 99 or Less A. D. A. (9-12) ______
Number of One-Teacher Schools ________ Percent of Teachers and Principals With
Four- or Five-Year Certificates _______

26,130
13,287 41,836 43,546
51 9** 84.74%

7,997
9,697 30,841
8,114 47 5
95.33%

34,127
22,984 72,677 51,660
98 14 87.96%

---_._------------------'------ ----'-------'--
*Days present as a percent of days on roll. **Three are special schools, not regular one-teacher schools.

NUMBER OF TEACHERS BY GRADES

Grade

White I Negro

Total

OnL
Two________________________________ Three__ _____________________________

-2

";191~\"-I-l~8878--

11,, 999189' H%,

:

I
'

1,021% 97078

-

3 ,279
3,020 2,889

1' %%,,
%

Four-

-

-_ _____ 1, 872%: I

!)35% i 2, 807Ys

FSiixve ----------------------------

Seven __ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - -

Total 1-7

.__

11,,8889407&,

88!6)607%/s

1~: ~~~: 1--6' :~~:

I I

2:22:,,7:7~85~00:7:'/%~s'4

Total 8-12

I-----~ I -----I-----
_ 8,442% i 3,09!)7/s 11,5412%,

Total 1-12

_ 22,200 ! !),687

31,887

Others*

.

_

978Yz

436

1,414Yz

Grand TotaL

_ 23, 178Yz 10,123

*Non-teaching principals and special or combination teachers who were not assigned to any particular grade.
451

ORGANIZATION OF SCHOOLS AND STUDENT FAILURES BY GRADES

1959-60
-

Type of Organization
Schools With Grades 1-7 Only _________ Schools With Grades 1-8 Only _________ Other Schools With Various Grade Com-
binations (1-8)--- - - - -- - - - - -- ____--_

Number of Schools

I
White
462 322
I
205

Negro I
190 90
69

Total -
652 412
274

Total Elementary Schools (schools which do not have any of grades 9-12) ______

I

989 I

349

1,338

--I Schools
Schools

With With

Grades Grades

81--1122*O-n--ly--_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ii

Schools With Grades 9-12 Only ______

148 95 61 I

127 24
5

275 119
66

Other Four-Year High Schools *________

25

18

43

Schools With Grades 10-12 Only - - - - - - - i
--I Total High Schools_________________

12 I 341 I

3 177

15 518

*These schools also have various com- .

binations of elementary grades.

Other Schools With Various Grade Com- i

sp~~i:ltis~ho~l:1(~~~pti~~~l ~hild~~;) ===i

4~ Iii

14 2

60 8

-1--- I------ Ungraded Vocational Schools

I

Grand Total Numbe~_~fsch001S~~~~-_-_

4
G86

2

6

I

544 - - - - 1,-930

STUDENT FAILURES BY GRADES

195960 = = ~ = = = =" - = = - = = = ; = = = ~----- C - -~= = T = = = = = ~---_._- = = C = = = =

______ Grade

Ii Whit_e

~J"! ~ : : :! ! ! :! ! ! : ~-!~ !: 5,593 3,311 2,852 2,827
2,892

3,166

~Nii;nhe~======-========================i,

Ten

_

Eleven

_

3,596 4,846 5,431 4,016
2,589

Twelve

_

717

Negro
6,241 3,713 3,291 3,185 2,761 2,247 2,223 2,380 2,249 1,543
852 156

Total
11,834 7,024 6,143 6,012 5,653 5,413 5,819 7,226 7,680 5,559 3,441
873

24,237

23,661

47,898

17,599

7,180

24,779

41,836

30,841

72,677

452

SIZE OF SCHOOLS BY NUMBER OF TEACHERS 1959-60

White

Negro

Total

Number of Schools Having:

One Teacher-

_

9

5

14

Two Teachers

_

13

9

22

Three Teachers

_

32

9

41

Four Teachers

_

58

16

74

Five Teachers

_

60

17

77

Six Teachers

_

50

24

74

Seven Teachers

_

77

18

95

Eight Teachers

_

85

27

112

Nine Teachers

_

61

18

79

Ten Teachers

_

53

24

77

Eleven Teachers

_

31

18

49

Twelve Teachers

_

40

20

60

Thirteen Teachers

_

47

15

62

--I Fourteen Teachers - - - - - - - - - -

55

18

73

Fifteen Teachers

_

53

27

80

Sixteen Teachers

_

53

23

76

Seventeen Teachers

_

51

10

61

Eighteen Teachcra.; ___________ __

50

13

63

Nineteen Teachers

_

46

11

57

Twenty Teachers and Over Total Number of Schools

_

462

222

684

1------1------1------

_

1,386

544

1,930

453

SIZE OF SCHOOLS BY NUMBER OF TEACHERS
1949-50--1959-60

1949-50

195960

No. of Schools

No. of Schools

Size

White Negro Total White Negro Total

------ ---------

One Tea chef- __________ Two Teachers __________ 1.5 Three Teachers ________ Four Teachers _________ Five Teachers__________
Six Teachers___________ Seven Tea chers ________ 610 Eight Teachers_________ Nine Teachers _________ Ten Teachers __________
Eleven Teachers________ Twelve Teachers _______ Thirteen Teachers ______ Fourteen Teachers______ 1119 Fifteen Teachers _______ Sixteen Tea chers _______ Seventeen Teachers_____ Eighteen Teachers______ Nineteen Teachers______
20+ 20 or more Teachers ____

136 1,254 1,390

9* 5** 14

146 482 628

13

9

22

121 129 250

32

9

41

129

76 205

58 16

74

99

-

50 --

-

149 --

-

60 --

-

17
--

--

77 --

77

51 128

50 24

74

78

32 110

77 18

95

75

41 116

85 27

112

49

28

77

61 18

79

59

22

81

53 24

77

------ ---------

59

15

74

31 18

49

70

20

90

40 20

60

50

13

63

47 15

62

49

13

62

55 18

73

41

11

52

53 27

80

50

11

61

53 23

76

47

7

54

51 10

61

30

3

33

50 13

63

25

4

29

46 11

57

2221 - - -- - - - - -

206

48 254 462

684

TOTAL NO. SCHOOLS_ 1,596 2,310 3,906 1,386 544 11,93~

NO. OF HIGH SCHOOLS __________ 482

289 771 341 177

518

---

--

*Four of these schools are special schools and are not regular one-teacher schools. **One school has two teachers, one in Kindergarten.

454

1949-50
67% 13% 13% 7%

SIZE OF SCHOOLS By Number of Teachers
One to Five-Teacher Schools Six to Ten-Teacher Schools Eleven to Nineteen-Teacher Schools Schools with Twenty or More Teachers

1959-60
12% 23% 30% 35%

100%

TOTALS

100%

Total number schools-3,906 (30% decrease from 1940)

Total number schools-1,930 (51% decrease from 1950)

455

SIZE OF SCHOOL SYSTEMS BY NUMBER OF TEACHERS AND AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE
195960
SIZE OF SCHOOL SYSTEMS BY NUMBER OF TEACHERS:

Number Teachers (Range)

Number Systems

250rLess 26-50 51-100

_ _ _

4 22 69

ii!=.~--~~~~~~~::~~:~:~:~~:::~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~:~:I

47 26 12
2

401-500

:

o6

501-750

:

1

I2~,0~g0t1=-~0~vgegrg==========================================-1l----~---25o1--------

Total Teachers (Regular Program)
White-23,178Y2 N egro-lO, 123

I Total Systems 197
(Excludes Social Circle)

Total-33,301Y2
-------------------------------------------'-----~._--

SIZE OF SCHOOL SYSTEMS BY AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE (A. D. A.)

A. D. A. Range
1,000 or Less 1,001-2,000 2,001-3,000 3.001-4,000 4,001-5,000 5,001-6,000 6,001-7,000 7.001-8,OrO 8,001-9,000 9,001-10,000 10,001-0ver
Total A. D. A. * Whit~563, 021 N egro-249, 320
Total-812,341

Number Systems

_ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

18 65 41 28 16
9 4 2 4
o
10

Total Systems 197
(Excludes Social Circle)

*Excludes 8,627 Kindergarten A. D. A. (5,517 White and 3,11::> Negro).

456

SCHOOL PLANT 195960

White

Negro

Total

Publicly Owned Buildings: 11asonry Masonry Veneer Frame Total

I

j

2,191

_

413

_

650

676

2,867

71

484

148

798

[------[-----_.:------

_

3,254

895

4,149

Non-Publicly Owned Buildings _

52

8

60

PuYbeliacrBuildings Abandoned This _f

29 i

25

54

PuybeliacrBuildings Completed This _

47

13

60

Publicly Owned Instruction

Rooms:

,

Regular Classrooms

_

Self-Contained Classrooms _

Science Laboratories

_

Horne Economics Labora-

tories

'

Typing Rooms

_

Industrial Arts

_

Agriculture Shops

_

Band Rooms

_

Exceptional Children Rooms.

Libraries

_

Other

_

Total

_

18,257 2,090
682
615 427 275 292 326 144 1,165 716
24,989

7,040 1,288
238
260 138 1197:; 1207:; 75 78 426 186
9,969

25,297 3,378
920
875 565 3947:; 4127:; 401 222 1,591 902
34,958

Public Sub-Standard Classrooms,

1,074

557

1,631

Non-Publicly Owned Classrooms,

236

7

243

Public Instruction Rooms Aban-

doned This Year

_

100

62

162

Public Instruction Rooms Com-

pleted This Year

_

275

215

490

- - - - - _.._ - - _ . - - - - - - - ' - - - - - -

457

SCHOOL PLANT 1959.60

White

Ne'lfo

Total

Special Service Rooms: Gymnasium Gymnatorium Cafeteria Cafetorium Auditorium
TotaL

_

371

41

412

_
--I:

189 854 472

_

655

35 123
348
78

224
977 820 733

------1------1------

I

2,541

625

3,166

Capital Outlay:

I

New Sites and Additions to I

Sites New Buildings Additions to Buildings

I' $ 565,020
I 8,188,591 I 3,665,789

157,454 2,400,201
805,871

$ 722,474 10,588,792
4,471,660

Repmaoirdseling and Major Re- :

507,385

101,368

608,753

New Furniture and Equip-

ment--------------------i 1,360,248

381,495

1,741,743

1

1

1------:------- TotaL ---------- _--- 1$ 14,287,033 1$ 3,846,389 1$ 18,133,422

Present Value of School Plant:

i

Buildings Grounds

,$368, 991,183
I 17,999,423

$124,627,247 1$493,618,430 4,496,437 I 22,495,860

Furniture and Equipment , __ 37,505,954 10,672,713 1 48,178,667

LiAbridasry Books and Instr. _

i

I

9,954,337 I 2,442,505 i 12,396,842

TotaL

$434,450,897 $142,238,902 $576,689,799

Per Pupil Investment in School

Plant

$

764 $

563 $

702

Number of Acres in School Sites__I
I
NuSmchboeorlsof Library Books in I
1

15,723

5,283

21,006

3,391,042

885,287

4,276,329

-------'-----------'--

458

WHITE AGE GRADE CHART* 1959-60
(Ages as of Sept. 1, 1959)

Grade

Under

6

6

"I

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

I 18

Over 18 Total

I

s

t

__________

1

Yrs. 6,15

7

4

Yrs. 4,154

Yrs.
~
4,973

Yrs. --
565

Yrs.
--
77

Yrs.
--
23

Yrs.
-'-9

Yrs.
--
3

Yrs. --
2

-' Yr-s.
2

Yrs; --

-Yr-s.

Yrs.
-'--

Yrs. --

Yrs. --

-'-65,965

2nd

__________

I

-

--
10

13,484

0....-..
39,547

7,190

1,3821

'244

69

19

7

1

61,953

3rd __________

10..-

I---

75 193 12,051 37,716 7,992 2:053 487 114

32

9

2

60,724

4th __________

I---

10..-

32 ~1,098'35,351 8,570 2,697 754 215 62 15

58,794

5th __________ 6th __________

---- ~

I---

36 11,285 34,663 9,169 3,543 959 2441 39

~

39 10,802 34,370 10,191 3,549 1,1021 2801

5 24

11 2;

11
I

59,945 60,359

7th __________ 8 t h __________

---- l---

~

1 31 11,113 36,236 9,376 3,868 1,2751 1861

1 167 11,754 26,559 9,234 4,196, 1,103

211 171

31 21

1 62,111 2 53,208

9th __________

I---

~

I 122 7,601 23,858 8,838 3,496 859 137

37 44,949

1 0 t h __________ 11th __________

---- I---

10..-

95 7,286 21,769 7,342 2,239 509

I--

148 7,i20 20,150 4,581 1,022

155 39,395 348 33,369

12th __________

100..-'

~

2 138 7,621 16,127 3,374 832 28,094

SpeciaL _______ 21 ~-UO~2i7--w6~~271-m 143 42 20

4

21 2,279

Total

Boy 8,256 29,513 29,11429,00028,74428,888 30,037 32,41124,973 23,268122,476 20,27212,577 3,205 ~ 323, 725
Girl 8,00728,35027,59927,78727,60027,80528,40030,67023, 69322,777121,33919,69711,444 1,866 3861307,420

. Grand TotaL_ 16,263157,86356,713156,78756,344156,69358,437 63,081148,66646,045143,81539,969124,021 5,071 1,377163'1,145 "Children who transferred dunng the school year were reported by the first school in which they were enrolled.

GRADE PLACEMENT-WHITE STUDENTS

1959-60

===;======;======;========-=.- = - - -

Grade

Sex

I Normal or Advanced for Age

----------I-~II---%-1

Retarded

II

for Age

~

No.

%!

Total _

No.

%

_

Boys----------

1st

Girls

_

----I

Boys----------

2nd

Girls

_

Boys

_

3rd

31,010 29,301 26,800 26,241 24,649 25,386

89.78% 93.24% 82.48% 89.07% 78.70% 86.34%

4,018

10.22% 6.76% 17.52% 10.93%
21.30% 13.66%

34,540

100%

22,778 74.67%

7,725 25.33%

4th

23,703

4,588

28,291 I

22,229

8,826 28.42% 31,055

5th

23,755

5,135 17.77%

I
i 28,890

21,895

9,580 I 30.44%

100%

6th

23,316

5,568 19.28%

28,884

100%

22,620

9,257 29.04%

31,877

100%

7th

24,761 81.90%

5,473 18.10%

30,234

100%

Boys---------- 18,061 66.72%

8th

Girls

_ 20,420 78.12%

33.28% 21.88%

27,069

100% 100%

14,560 I 63.15%

36.85%

23,056

100%

9th

17 ,022 77.75%

4,871 22.25%

21,893

100%

66.71% 81.36% 76.97% 86.88% 80.12% 89.38% 77 .03% 85.42%

6,593 33.29%
3,652 I 18.64%

19,807 19,588

3,655 2,296

23.03%

15,868

13.12% I 17,501

2,625 19.88%

13,203

1,581 51,281 30,126

10.62% I 22.97% I
14.58%

14,891 223,262 206,589

100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

Girls

--I

B~yS----------

1- 8

I Girls

_

9-12

I Boys----------
--1 Girls; - - - - - - -

BOyS----------1

1-12

Girls

--I

Total 1-12 I Boys and Girls_I

69.32%

81,893 81.88%

190,042 I 75.92% I 196,883 84.60% I

50,565 61,473

70.29% I
83.21 %

240,607 74.66%

258,356 84.26%

498,963 79.34%

30,377 18,119 60,289 35,845 21,369 12,400
129,903

30.68% 18.12%
29.71% 16.79%
20.66%

99,003 100%

100,012

100%

250,331

100%

232,728 100%

71,934 100%

73,873 100%

322,265 I 100%
306,601 I 100% 628,866 I 100%
--------------

460

Grade Ist

Under

6

6

Yrs. Yrs,

_

1

35,302

13

9

34,755

4th__________ 5th__________

314 101 251 51

1

1 32,522

822 328, 1101 21

3

31,305

6th__________ 7th__________ 8th__________ 9th__________

11

31

I

i

['

1,663 707(1' 2391 65 19, 13 29,228

3,372: 1,640 609 177 25[ 6 26,684

5,531 1 3,039' 1,406 453! 85 21 22,955

6

2,580 9931 2741 781'

10th__________

3,949 1,753 590 222111 19 4,,0 99 61 0

Llth.. _________

:

I

1

5,065 2, 815 1,082 474\ 11, 622

12th__________

1

1

1

I

I

I 15! 164 1,728 3,691 2,1491 1,040 8,787

SpeciaL______

11

1
191

53 1081 1791 2441 2401 1811 1361

871 58----.:: _ _5

11

11 1,334

Total

B?y 2,787114,96115,2021115,535115,449114,743114,16313,71'110,998:10,737119,49617,67414,981 2,315 . 1, 156:153,9Q7.

_ _ _ _ _G_l_rl 2,846/15,249115,241115,274115,054114,636113, 94113,67111 ,45311,189, 9,426: 8,068 4,997 1, 9151 1~!153,608

l
Grand TotaL __I 5,63330,210

30,50329,37928,10327,38022, 45121,926118,9221'15,74219,978 4,2301 1,856307,565

1

130,4433I 0,809'1

I

i

I

!

I

1. I

"Children who transferred during the school year were reported by the first school in which they were enrolled.

GRADE PLACEMENT-NEGRO STUDENTS 195960

Grade

Sex

Normal or Advanced for Age

Retarded for Age

Total

No.

%

No.

%

No.

%

B o y s __________

1st

Girls __________

B o y s __________

2nd

Girls __________

B o y s __________

3rd

Girls __________

BOyS__________ 1

4th

--I Girls ______--

BOyS__________ 1

5th

--I Girls ________

- - - - BOyS___~1

6th

Girls __________ 1

BOyS__________ 1 -:h-I
Girls __________ 1

BOyS__________ 1

8th

--I Girls ________

--I Boys _________

9th

--I Girls ________

- - - - Boys __________

10th

Girls __________ 1

----
BOyS__________ 1

11th

--I Girls ________

----

BOyS__________ 1

12th

Girls __________

BOyS__________ 1

1- 7

Girls __________

----
BOyS__________ 1

8-12

Girls __________

1- 8

B o y s __________ Girls __________

9-12 1-12

Boys __________
I Girls __________ Boys __________ Girls __________

15,672 15,677 11,749 12,596 10,811 11,723
9,447 I
10,506 8,520 9,987 7,704 9,230 6,700 8,440 5,309 7,111 4,286 5,967 3,475 4,971 2,812 4,439
2,140 I
3,4.58 70,603 78,159 18,022 25,946 75,912 85,270 12,713 18,835 88,625 104,105

77.76%

4,482 22.24%

20,154

100%

83.10%

3,189 16.90%

18,866

100%

64.70%

6,410 35.30%

18,159

100%

73.48%
60.38%
I 69.57%
56.64%

4,547 7,094 5,127 7,233

26.52% I 39.62% I
30.43%
43.36%

17,143 17,905 16,850 16,680

100% 100% 100% 100%

66.32%

5,336 33.68%

15,842

100%

53.19%

7,499 46.81%

16,019

100%

65.33% I
52.32%
63.64%

5,299 7,021 5,273

34.67% I 47.68% I
36.36%

15,286 14,725 14,503

100% 100% 100%

51.13%

6,403 48.87%

13,103

100%

62.15% 47.62% 60.23% 46.62% 60.29%

5,141 37.85%
I 5,840 52.38%
4,695 39.77%
1
I 4,908 53.38% I
3,930 39.71%

13,581 11,149 11,806
9,194 9,897

100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

49.46%

3,551 50.54%

7,026 100%

62.65%

2,963 37.35%

7,934 100%

54.81% 68.38% 55.93%

2,318 45.19%
I 2,053 31.62%
1,686 44.07%

5,130 I
6,492
3,826

100% 100% 100%

69.70% 60.48%

- - - - - - - - 1,501 I 30.30% I 4,961

100%

46,142 39.52% 116,745 100%

69.74% 33,912 30.26% 112,071 100%

49.61% 18,303 50.39% 36,325 100%

63.14% 59.36%

15,144 I 36.86%
51,982 40.64%

41,090 127,894

100% 100%

68.83% 38,607 31.17% 123,877 100%

50.50% 12,463 49.50% 25,176 100%

- - - - - --------- 64.32%

10,449 35.68%

29,284

100%

57.90% 64,445 42.10% 153,070 100%

67.97%

49,056 32.03% 153,161

100%

Total 1-12 Boys and Girle. 192,730 62.94% 113,501 37.06% 306,231

100%

462

WHITE DROP-OUTS*-1958-59--1959-60

Drop-Outs By Grade

Drop-Outs By Age

Grade

Sex 1958-59 1959-60 Age

Sex

1958-5911959--60

---

1st Grade__ Boy

205 204 Below 6 Boy _____ 57

61

GirL ____ 134 144

Years___ GirL ____

39

43

---

---

2nd Grade, Boy _____ 56

54 6 Years __ Boy _____ 94

115

GirL ____ 51

22

GirL ____ 70

74

---

3rd Grade, Boy _____ 45

50 7 Years __ Boy _____ 44

46

GirL ____ 41

31

GirL ____ 41

23

---

---

4th Grade; Boy _____ 59 GirL ____ 37

60 8 Years __1 Boy _____

38

39

GirL ____ 38

30 31

---

5th Grade. Boy_____ 127 106

Boy _____ 42

28

GirL ____ 65

56 9 " " . GirL ____ 27

24

263 6th Grade, Boy _____ 232

10 Years __ Boy _____

---

47

33

GirL ____ 112 137

GirL ____ 27

29

1

---

7th Grade, Boy_____ 529 553 11 Years __ Boy _____ 57

71

GirL ____ 283 269

GirL ____ 43

21

---

---

8th Grade, Boy _____ 1,468 1,393 12 Years __ Boy _____ 74

96

GirL ____ 741 702

GirL ____ 71

79

---

---

9th Grade, Boy _____ 2,183 2,200 13 Years __ Boy _____ 199

181

GirL ____ 1,304 1,281

GirL ____ 221

173

---,

---

10th Grade, Boy______ 1,654 1,705 ! 14 Years __ Boy _____ 508

503

GirL ____ 1,118 1,159

GirL ____ 472

500

---

---

11th Grade, Boy _____ 1,029 975 15 Years __ Boy _____ 1,248 1,339

GirL ____ 1,052 950

GirL ____ 1,075 1,048

---

12th Grade; Boy _____ GirL ____

4051-----a76 502 483

16 Years--I

Boy _____ GirL ____

3,104 1,880

3,152 1,878

,---

---

SpeciaL ____ Boy _____ 35

52 17 Years __1 Boy _____ 1,567 1,591

GirL ____ 12

23

GirL ____ 968

956

---

---

TotaL ______ Boy _____ 8,027 7,991 18 Years __ Boy _____ 635

535

GirL ____ 5,452 5,296

GirL ____ 296

343

---

---

Grand

Both

Over 18___ Boy _____ 313

210

TotaL ____ Sexes __ 13,479 13,287

GirL ____ 184

74

------

TotaL ____ Boy _____ 8,027 7,991

GirL ____ 5,452 5,296

---

Grand

Both

TotaL __ Sexes __ 13,479 13,287

"Children who discontinued school attendance during the school year (quit school) and remained in their respective school attendance areas.

463

NEGRO DROP.OUTS*-195859-195960

Drop-Outs By Grade

Grade

Sex

1st Grade., Boy _ GirL _

Drop-Outs By Age

Age

_____,

25 ' 33

15 i

23

:

i

_

94 77
----',------- ---
102 71

ears __ oy _____

8I

GirL ____ 1 606

-

,647 18Years __ Boy _____ 458

,050

GirL ____ 288

I -----

I

1- ,697

I Over 18___

Boy _____ GirL ____

233 140

II TotaL ____ Boy _____ 5,628

233 128
5,647

GirL ____ 4,166 I 4,050

Grand TotaL __

I BoStehxes __I 9,794 !

9,697

I

*Children who discontinued school attendance during the school year (quit school) and remained in their respective school attendance areas.

464

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION 1959-60 White Only

Number Number of
of Morning
Vehicles Trips

Annual Mileage

Average Number Pupils Transported

Average Cost

(Annual Average)

*Cost Per Child

Transported More

Total M. & O. Than 1% Mile Radius

More

Costs Including

Within Than 1%

Depreciation on

I 1% Mile Mile
Radius Radius

Total

Per Vehicle

Per Trip

County Owned Buses

Per Vehicle

I Per Child*

MPieIr ~

--

County Owned Buses__________ 2,630 4,117 25,216,078.6 -------- -------- -------- ------- - - - -- $ 7,176,262.01$2,728.61 ------ $0.284

Privately Owned B u s e s __________
Jointly Owned Buses __________
Totals and/or Averages for B u s e s __________

501 273 3,404

861 5,120,739.4 -------- -------- -------- ------- - - - -- 1,507,901.49 3,009.78 ------ 0.294

408 2,711,448.0 -------- -------- -------- ------- - - - --

761,763.84 2,790.34 ------ 0.280

5,386 33,048,266.0 28,665 269,361 298,026 87.5 55.3 9,445,927.34 2,774.94 $35.06 0.285

Cars and/or

Station Wagons,

73

78 260,968.01

10

541

551 7.5 7.0

47,684.30 637.29 88.14 0.182

Per Diem in

Lieu of

Transportation__ -------- -------- ---------- --------

152

152 ------- - - - --

Grand Totals and/or
Averages _______ -------- -------- ----------

28,675, 270,054, 298,729 -------,-----

6,620.57 -------- 43.55 -----9,500,232.21 -------- -----_._-----

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION 195960 Negro Only

Number
Number of of Morning
Vehicles Trips

Annual Mileage

Average Number Pupils Transported

Average Cost

(Annual Average)

*Cost Per Child

Transported More

I Within ThMaonr1e%

Total M. & O. Than 1% Mile Radius Costs Including
Depreciation on

1% Mile Mile Radius Radius

Total

Per Per County Owned

Vehicle Trip

Buses

Per Vehicle

I Per
Child

*I~iPe1r~

County Owned Buses__________

1,233

I 1,772 14,332,066.6 ----~--- -------- -------- ------- - - - -- $ 3,312,233.26 $2,686.32 ------ $0.231

Privately Owned

Buses __________

210

318 2,588,182.0 -------- -------- -------- ------- - - - --

607,185.09 2,891.35 ------ 0.234

Jointly Owned Buses__________

t

Ii

80

122 986,724.0 -------- -------- -------- ------- - - - --

--I 222,445.50 2,780.561- ___ 0.229

Totals and/or Averages for Buses__________

1,523

2,21217,906,972.6

4,090 133,080 137,170

90.0 62.0

Cars and/or

Station Wagons,

11

--------1 14 68,912.0

148

148 13.4 10.5

Per Diem in

I

Lieu of

Transportation __ -------- -------- ---------- --------

32

,
32, ____________

!

Grand Totals

i

--I and/or

I

Averages_______ ----- -- -1- -- -----1- --------- 4,090 133, 2601 137, 3501-_________

4,141,863.85 2,719.54I$31.12i 0.231
t
11,723.09 1,065.73 79.21 0.170
1,702.50 -------- 53.20 ------
- --- 4, 155,289.44 ~=J---- -~~

SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION 1959-60 White and Negro

Number
Number of of Morning
Vehicles Trips

Annual Mileage

Average Number Pupils Transported

Average Cost

(Annual Average)

*Cost Per Child

Transported More

Total M. & O. Than 1% Mile Radius

More

Costs Including;

Within Than 1%

Depreciation on

1% Mile Mile

Per Per County Owned Per Per Per

Radius Radius Total Vehicle Trip

Buses

Vehicle Child * Mile

---

CoBuunsteys _O_w__n_e_d____ 3,863 5,889

-------- -------- -------- ------- - - - -- $10,488,495.27 $2,715.11 ------ $0.265

PrBivuasteesly__O__w_n_e_d___

711 1, 17911 379'7,50488,,912451..24 -------- -------- --------

2,115,086.58 2,974.80

0.274

JoiBnutslyesO__w_n_e_d_____

353

530

-------- -------- --------

984,209.34 2,788.12 ------ 0.266

Totals and/or ABuvseersag_e_s__f_o_r____

4,927

13,098,172.0
7,59850,955,238.6 32,755 402,441 435,196

88.3 57.2 13,587,791.19 2,757.82 $33.76 0.266

Cars and/or

Station Wagons.,

84

92 329,880

10

689

699 8.3 7.5

59,407.39 707.23 86.22 0. 180

Per Diem in

Lieu of

Transportation__ -------- -------- ---------- --------

184

184 ------- - -- --

8,323.07 -------- 45.23 ------

Grand Totals and/or
Averages _______ -------- -------- ---------- 32,765 403,314 436,079 ------- - -- -- 13,655,521.65 -------- ------ ------

APPROPRIATIONS, CENSUS, ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

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

I Appropriation Attend-
ance

Enrollment

White Negro
I

Total

I Census
I

$

174,107.00 No School

--------- 42,914 6,664
---------- ---- ------ ---------- - --

49,578 336,388
-------- ---------

250,000.00 --------- 63,923 19,755

83,678 --------

265,000.00 --------- 93,167 42,374 135,541 --------

151,304.00 --------- 105,990 50,358 156,348 --------

149,464.99 150,225.00 154,378.00 155,264.00 150,789.00

- - ------
----------
-------------------------

121,418 128,296 137,217 147,192 150,134

57,987 62,330 72,655 79,435 88,399

179,405 190,626 209,872 226,627 238,533

--------
--------
433,444 --------
--------

196,317.00 272,754.00 282,221.00 305,520.00 502,115.00

--_._-----
---------------------------------

153,156 161,377 175,668 181,355 190,346

91,041 95,055 111,743 110,150 119,248

244,197 256,432 287,411 291,505 309,594

---------------
507,167
---------------

312,292.00 489,008.00 330,113.00 490,708.00 638,656.00

-----------------------------------------

196,852 208,865 200,786 209,276 209,259

122,872 133,429 120,390 133,220 134,491

319,724 342,294 321,176 342,496 343,750

---------------
560,281
---------------

935,611.00 951,70D.00 1,021,512.00 937,874.00 1,266,707.00

-----------------------------------------

219,643 225,350 233,295 260,084 253,516

140,625 145,506 157,293 169,401 170,260

360,268 370,856 390,588 429,485 423,776

---------------
604,971
---------------

1,161,052.00 --------- 266,991 179,180

1,169,945.00 --------- 270,267 180,565

1,640,361.00 1,398,122.00

--------- --------- ----------------- --------- ---------

1,440,642.00 --------- --------- ---------

446,171 450,832 569,107 474,441 484,385

--------
-------660,870 --------
--------

1,505,127.00 --------- --------- --------1,615,052.00 --------- --------- --------1,538,955.00 --------- 300,596 201,418 1,591,471.00 --------- 298,865 200,238 1,735,713.00 280,955 289,234 199,286

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

307,494 308,153 306,891 330,173 334,994

208,774 201,029 201,512 217,739 220,800

516,268 509,182

---------------

508,403 735,471

547,912 --------

555,794 --------

2,500,000.00 2,550,000.00 2,550,000.00 2,550,000.00 2,550,000.00

352,059 357,243 380,749 401,713 422,788

342,129 348,571 360,554 375,261 385,167

222,942 222,659 230,254 239,783 240,687

565,071 -------571,230 -------590,808 795,484 615,044 -------625,854 --------

2,700,000.00 2,700,000.00 3,200,000.00 3,500,000.00 4,000,000.00

543,157 459,167 452,064 467,081 515,147

405,658 414,572 418,246 427,162 446,054

254,890 263,531 261,501 261,958 277,023

660,548 -------678,103 -------679,747 840,861 689,120 --------
723,077 --------

468

APPROPRIATIONS, CENSUS, ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE

Appropriation !

Attend ance

Enrollment

I

White I Negro

Total

i

Census
I

1921 1922 1923 1924 1925

$ 4,500,000.00 535,620 456,403 273,061 4,250,000.00 543,163 470,242 275,193 4,250,000.00 --------- --------- -------4,500,000.00 544,307 445,896 257,674 4,502,000.00 489,586 452,840 241,705

729,464 ~ - -745,435 - - ----------- 900,352 703,570 - - -694,545 - - --

1926 1927 1928 1929 1930

5,003,000.00 5,003,200.00 6,562,334.00 6,597,198.00 7,458,002.00

513,017 544,093 535,196 543,637 549,062

451,814 241,093 467,049 468,375 246,019 471,821 251,184 479,813 12 25 53 7,,904328

692,907 720,087 714,394 723,005 737,755

- - -- - --
867,995
- - -- - --

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 (7-2) 1937-38 1938-39 1939-40

-- --------- ------ 8,079,141.81

--

- - - - - __ - - - ___ 1- __________

4,369,661.39 595,131 496,514 276,099 772,613 - -

14,457,132.80 572,386 511,087 278,424 789,511 - - --

14,448,420.64 604,745 522,614 284,908 807,522 809,157

14,713,587.06 587,543 513,719 266,199 779,918 - - --

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

274,730 269,288 265,043 256,023 249,629

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

486,781 484,872 487,955 496,773 512,355

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 1958-59 1959-60

117,102,091.35 124,100,000.00 134,610,000.00 145,610,000.00 151,910,000.00

747,012 761,953 770,959 807,915 820,968

626,680 641,155 654,592 669,408 682,354

290,585 297,949 305,819 311,815 318,405

917,265 - - --
939,104 -- -960,411 -- --
981,223 - - -1,000,759 - ---

-_ .....-... .. ~

------

.----

For the Years 1931 through the fiscal year 1939-40the amounts shown include all appropriations made by the State for purposes of operating the public school systems and include common school fund (or Seven Month School Law); vocational education; vocational rehabilitation; salaries of county school superintendents; operating cost of the Department of Education, and allocations for equalization and textbooks.
*Appropriations to the schools for the Deaf and the Blind were separate and in addition to the amounts shown for the years prior to 1949-50.

469

IN 0 EX

Academy for the Blind

... 113

Accreditation of Schools.

..105

Agricultural Education..

79

Adult Education

35

Alcohol Education.

36

Allotments to School Systems.

16

Area Representatives..

99

Area Trade Schools..

94

Art

31

Attendance Accounting.

99

Audio-Visual Service....

71

Bookmobiles

65

Business Education

83

Central Accounting.. .. .107

Certification, Teacher.

44

Compulsory Attendance Law.

26

Curriculum

. . . . 8 , 30

Curriculum Directors

58

Data Processing..

16

Distributive Education

87

Divisions, State Department of

Education

Administration and Finance

14

Instruction

.

28

Instructional Materials and

Library Services

60

Vocational Education

76

Field Services

98

Internal Operations

106

Vocational Rehabilitation ...110

Negro Education

114

Driver Education.

36

Educational Television.

37

Elementary Education..

40

Exceptional Children

54

Equivalency Certificates

101

Federal Relations.

17

Films.

71

Finance

10, 14

Food Distribution

73

Foreign Languages

32

Free Textbook Program.

61

FFA - FHA Camp.

82

Guidance, Counseling and Testing. 53

Health and Physical Education. 36

Homemaking Education

90

Industrial Arts

93

Information, Office of..

108

In-Service Education

43

Instructional Supervision.

58

I. B. M..

. . . 1 8 , 109

Jeanes Supervisors....

117

Languages.

.

32

Library for the Blind. .

71

Library Services.

61

Local School Budgets

15

Mathematics

33

Milk Program

.101

Minimum Foundation Law..

15

Music

3D

Negro Area Trade Schools..

.119

Negro Education.

. . . ..... .115

Negro Teacher Supply and

Demand

. ..................118

Office of Public Information

108

Office Services (I.B.M., Multilith

and Mimeograph and Mail

Service)

..109

Out-of-School Testing

.... 100

Personnel Service.

.107

Public Libraries

64

Pupil Transportation .;

21

Rehabilitation, Vocational... ... 111

Report & Recommendations of

State School Superintendent

5

School for the Deaf..

... 113

School Libraries.

61

School Lunch

.... 100

School Plant Services..

19

Science

34

Special Milk Program....

.... 101

State Board of Education.

4

Statistical Services and I.B.M.

18

Statistical Tables I. Receipts-Boards of Education

122-157

II. Payments-White and Negro. .........158-295

III. White SchoolsPupil Transportation 296-300

IV. Negro SchoolsPupil Transportation 301-305

V. White SchoolsEnrollment ... ...... 306-312

VI. Negro SchoolsEnrollment ... ..313-319

VII. White SchoolsMiscellaneous Information-Enrollment,

Average Daily

Attendance, Failures

by Grades

320-325

VIII. Negro Schools-

Miscellaneous Infor-

mation-Enrollment,

Average Daily

Attendance. Failures

by Grades

326-331

IX. White Schools-

Miscellaneous Infor-

rna tion-Instructional

and Non-Instructional

Personnel-Board

Members

332-337

X. Negro Schools-

Miscellaneous Infor-

mation-Instructional

and Non-Instructional

Personnel.

... 338-343

XI. White Schools-

Teachers-

Certificates

. .344-349

XII. Negro SchoolsTeachersCertificates ...350-355

XIII. White Schools-Size of Schools By Number of Teachers .356-361

XIV. Negro Schools-Size of Schools By Number of Teachers 362-367

XV. White Schools-School

Plant-Buildings

and Rooms

368-373

XVI. Negro Schools-School

Plant-Buildings

and Rooms

374-379

XVII. White Schools-Plant Use and Value. __.380-385

XVIII. Negro Schools-Plant Use and Value.. . 386-391

XIX. White Schools-School Plant-Capital Outlay and Miscellaneous Information. . .....392-397

XX. Negro Schools-School Plant-Capital Outlay and Miscellaneous Information. .398-403

Statistical Summaries,

1958-1959404-430

Receipts.A05-407

Payments ...

...408-416

Enroliment

AI7

Average Daily Attendance ...418

Instructional Personnel &

Certificates of Teachers

410

Average Salaries & Special

Personnel.

420

Miscellaneous Information _..421

Organization of Schools & Stu-

dent Failures by Grades.422

Size of Schools By Number of

Teachers . .....A23

School Plant

424-425

White Age Grade Chart.

426

Negro Age Grade Chart

.. 427

Comparison of School

Transportation

428-430

Statistical Summaries, 1959-1960
Receipts. Payments Enrollment

.431-469 432-435 .436-445 .. _.446

Average Daily Attendance .... .447

Instructional Personnel &

Certificates of Teachers

448

Average Annual Salaries

and Costs ...._- ... _......._449

System-wide, Special, Non-

Instructional Personnel, and

Board Members _

450

Number of Teachers by Grades

& Miscellaneous InformationA51

Organization of Schools & Stu-

dent Failures By Grades.... _.._.452

Size of Schools By Number of

Teachers (1959-1960) ......453

Size of Schools By Number of

Teachers (1949-1950,

1959-1960) _...........A54-455

Size of School Systems By Num-

ber of Teachers & Average

Daily Attendance _

456

School Plant _

_ .457-458

White Age Grade Chart. 459

Grade Placement, White

Students _.._._...... .._460

Negro Age Grade Chart

A61

Grade Placement, Negro

Students ....

._.462

White Drop-outs (1958-1959 -

1959-1960)

.... _.463

Negro Drop-outs (1958-1959 -

1959-1960) ._

..._.464-

Comparison of School

Transportation

...465-467

Appropriations, Census, Enroll-

ment and Attendance ...468-469

Superintendent's Letter. Surplus Properties Tapes Teacher Certification Teacher Education Teacher Recruitment __

5 73 72 44 41 __ . ... 44

Television

37

Testing

.. 53

Textbooks

61

Trade and Industrial Education. 92

Trade Schools

State Trade Schools.

93

Area Trade Schools..

94

Traveling Teacher Program..

35

Visiting Teacher Service.

26

Vocational Agriculture..

79

Vocational Education.

77

Vocational Rehabilitation

110