1910 School Systems in Cities of 8,000+ Dataset

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1910 School Systems in Cities of 8,000+ Inhabitants Dataset

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1910 School Systems – Enrollment, Attendance, Supervising Officers, Teachers, and accommodations in cities of 8,000 population and over

State name	City	Total city population, 1910	School census age	Total school census age children	Pupils in private schools (largely estimated)	Number of high schools	Male supervising officers	Female supervising officers	Total supervising officers	Male regular teachers	Female regular teachers	Total regular teachers	Kindergarten regular teachers	Elementary regular teachers	High school regular teachers	All other regular teachers	Different pupils enrolled in day schools boys	Different pupils enrolled in day schools girls	Different pupils enrolled in day schools total	Number days schools actually in session	Aggregate days of school attendance	Average daily attendance	Notes
Alabama	Anniston	12,794																					No report received since 1906
Alabama	Bessemer	10,864	7-21		200	3	3	5	8	1	43	44	0	38	6	0	743	848	1,591	177	238,000	1,350	All statistics from 1908-09
Alabama	Birmingham	132,685	7-21	30,549		3	41	8	49	31	414	445	4	393	40	8	9,535	10,534	20,069	177	2,488,974	14,062
Alabama	Huntsville	7,611																					No report received since 1908
Alabama	Mobile	51,521																					No report received since 1908
Alabama	Montgomery	38,136	7-21	9,297		2	6	12	18	7	110	117	0	99	15	3	1,987	2,297	4,284	170	578,742	3,408	Private school enrollment: no data received
Alabama	Selma	13,649	7-21	3,404	750	1	5	1	6	2	25	27	0	21	4	2	542	756	1,298	175	179,764	1,027
Arizona	Bisbee		6-21	2,666	125	3	4	9	13	5	41	46	2	33	7	4	1,045	1,018	2,063	183	231,982	1,268	All statistics from 1908-09
Arizona	Phoenix		6-21	3,204	250		3	10	13	0	45	45	0	43	0	2	1,194	1,067	2,261	170	244,070	1,436
Arizona	Tucson		6-21	3,260		1	2	8	10	2	51	53	0	43	7	3			2,171	165	274,159	1,554
Arkansas	Fort Smith	23,975	6-21	7,122	485	2	7	1	8	11	88	99	0	80	19	0	2,065	2,163	4,228		561,267	3,171
Arkansas	Hot Springs	14,434	6-21	7,234	200	1	4	4	8	6	54	60	0	51	7	2	1,457	1,749	3,206	173	380,600	2,200
Arkansas	Little Rock	45,941	6-21	6,358	500	2	16	5	21	20	131	151	0	120	28	3	3,232	3,635	6,867	173	960,738	5,553	Children of school census age and private school enrollment from 1908-09
Arkansas	Pine Bluff	15,102	6-21	4,389	760	3	24	2	26								1,342	1,533	2,875	175	448,350	2,562	All statistics from 1908-09
California	Alameda	22,383	5-17	4,829	200	1	8	4	12	11	87	98	0	80	18	0	2,026	2,002	4,028	190	636,690	3,351	Children of school census age from 1908-09
California	Berkeley	40,434	5-17	7,588	553	1	13	7	20	33	157	190	0	138	42	10	3,406	3,347	6,753	192	1,070,622	5,576
California	Eureka	11,845	6-21	2,216	32	1	8	3	11	11	41	52	0	40	9	3	937	976	1,913		309,278	1,672
California	Fresno	24,892	5-17	5,811	269	1	16	2	18	11	115	126	2	102	21	1	2,468	2,416	4,884	179	624,079	3,486
California	Los Angeles	319,198	5-17	53,954	4,483	7	38	45	83	117	1,110	1,227	118	901	201	7	24,787	24,481	49,268	184	6,769,814	36,792
California	Oakland	150,174	5-17		2,351	2	21	7	28	34	332	366	4	291	54	17	8,897	7,883	16,780	191	2,314,960	12,119	All statistics from 1908-09
California	Pasadena	30,291	5-17	5,936	507	1	14	5	19	15	166	181	24	117	35	5	2,755	2,867	5,622	170	745,018	4,378
California	Riverside	15,212	5-17	2,988		1	2	3	5	13	71	84	4	58	16	6	1,509	1,496	3,005	171	407,793	2,385
California	Sacramento	44,696	5-17	6,523	972	1	6	6	12	14	152	166	15	122	25	4	3,069	3,110	6,179	185	865,800	4,680
California	San Bernardino	12,779	5-17	2,800		2	5	9	14	5	51	56	0	46	10	0	1,132	1,058	2,190	172	308,999	1,801	All statistics from 1908-09
California	San Diego	39,587	5-17	6,519	799	1	9	6	15	17	151	168	15	124	29	0	3,341	3,226	6,567	188	766,832	4,664
California	San Francisco	416,912	5-17	74,729	10,030	5	23	73	96	53	981	1,034	1	910	93	30	21,576	21,579	43,155	198	6,790,632	34,383
California	San Jose	28,946	5-17	6,711	1,146	1	11	4	15	24	111	135	0	101	34	0	2,721	2,539	5,260	181	750,360	4,202
California	Santa Barbara	11,659	5-17	2,494	250	1	5	6	11	6	54	60	7	40	13	0	1,005	1,045	2,050	187	282,166	1,509
California	Santa Rosa	7,817	5-21		255	1	1	0	1	4	41	45	0	33	10	2	864	894	1,778	186	258,856	1,392	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
California	Stockton	23,253	6-21	3,776	379	1	6	0	6	10	71	81	0	67	14	0	1,680	1,655	3,335	181	474,747	2,632	Student census and enrollment from 1908-09; Number of high schools - state preparatory school
California	Vallejo	11,340	5-17	2,084	400	1	2	5	7	1	39	40	0	32	8	0	810	729	1,539	186	196,974	1,059
Colorado	Boulder	9,539	6-21		127		8	6	14	4	49	53	0	51	0	2	1,281	1,282	2,563	174	276,780	1,594
Colorado	Colorado Springs	29,078																					No report received since 1908
Colorado	Cripple Creek	6,206	6-21	3,600	200	2	9	12	21	7	79	86	0	71	13	2	1,175	1,275	2,450	175	372,750	2,130	All statistics from 1908-09
Colorado	Denver	213,381	6-21	55,235	0	5	38	22	60	79	820	899	73	632	160	34	19,778	19,361	39,139	184	5,223,576	28,389	Report of private school enrollment from 1908-09
Colorado	Leadville	7,508	6-21	2,130	300	1	5	2	7	4	31	35	0	28	7	0	707	749	1,456	185	217,250	1,178
Colorado	Pueblo District No. 1		6-21	5,286		1	5	9	14	9	69	78	7	56	14	1	1,087	1,215	2,302	190			Total population of 44, 395 includes both Pueblo District No. 1 and No. 20; no data reported for private school enrollment
Colorado	Pueblo District No. 20		6-21	7,364		1	3	14	17	13	113	126	14	87	21	4	2,259	2,443	4,702	181	594,902	3,287	Total population of 44, 395 includes both Pueblo District No. 1 and No. 20; no data reported for private school enrollment
Connecticut	Ansonia	15,152	5-14	3,302	220	1	4	1	5	4	73	77	0	64	10	3	1,513	1,530	3,043	185	471,202	2,574
Connecticut	Bridgeport	102,054	4-16	21,395	4,500	1	8	12	20	5	309	314	4	266	24	20	7,348	7,219	14,567	180	2,224,080	12,356
Connecticut	Bristol	9,527	4-16	2,812	460	1	4	7	11	5	52	57	6	39	8	4	1,198	1,153	2,351	187	336,973	1,797	All statistics from 1908-09
Connecticut	Danbury	20,234	4-16	4,956	1,236	1	4	8	12	3	78	81	0	67	11	3	1,542	1,481	3,023	190	478,732	2,520
Connecticut	Derby	8,991	5-14	1,550	589	1	3	4	7	3	27	30	0	24	6	0	487	510	997	184	151,318	822
Connecticut	Hartford	98,915	4-16	20,444	3,839	1	13	5	18	33	426	459	62	329	58	10			15,208	185	2,571,870	13,902	All statistics from 1908-09
Connecticut	Manchester Town Schools		4-16	1,273			4	8	12	1	11	12	0	12	0	0			808			740	Total population of 13,641 includes Manchester Town schools and Ninth district; all statistics excluding population from 1908-09
Connecticut	Manchester Ninth District		4-16	1,794	0	1	1	1	2	2	41	43	3	28	8	4	975	1,001	1,976	187	281,047	1,502	Total population of 13,641 includes Manchester Town schools and Ninth district
Connecticut	Meriden	27,265	4-16	7,229	1,927	1	3	1	4	3	117	120	12	93	15	0	2,229	2,250	4,479	180	668,935	3,794
Connecticut	Middletown	11,851	4-16	2,431	777	1	3	8	11	3	51	54	0	33	16	5	921	824	1,745	180	257,440	1,431
Connecticut	Naugatuck	12,722	4-16	3,266	603	1	6	7	13	2	61	63	6	48	9	0	1,251	1,229	2,480	183	355,969	1,950
Connecticut	New Britain	43,916	4-16	10,029	2,576	1	8	6	14	4	157	161	14	126	18	3	3,633	3,500	7,133	177	938,290	5,316
Connecticut	New Haven	133,605	4-16	21,881	2,540	1	13	5	18	36	573	609	39	480	83	7	12,482	12,362	24,844	190	4,024,352	21,181
Connecticut	New London	19,659	5-16	3,821	850		4	6	10	12	105	117	10	81	23	3	1,789	1,880	3,669	180	442,260	2,457	Endowed high school
Connecticut	Norwich Central district		4-16	1,509	300		2	1	3	0	35	35	9	26	0	0	561	541	1,102	186	160,146	861	Total population of 20,367 includes Norwich Central district and West Chelsea district
Connecticut	Norwich West Chelsea district		4-16	1,164	103		2	4	6	1	28	29	0	28	0	1	502	501	1,003	188	145,785	786	Total population of 20,367 includes Norwich Central district and West Chelsea district
Connecticut	South Norwalk	8,968					1	6	7	0	38	38	5	33	0	0	805	791	1,594	194	233,770	1,205	All statistics from 1908-09; no data reported for children of school census age
Connecticut	Stamford	25,138			822	1	10	6	16	14	120	134	14	97	18	5			5,661	188
Connecticut	Torrington	15,483	4-16	1,014			2	7	9	1	72	73	0	61	11	1			2,152	188	367,199	1,997
Connecticut	Wallingford	8,690	4-16		30	1	6	3	9	2	56	58	4	43	9	2	1,175	1,178	2,353	190
Connecticut	Waterbury	73,141	4-16	17,878	3,744		7	23	30	11	303	314	20	258	25	11	6,190	6,070	12,260	193	1,973,676	10,226
Connecticut	West Haven	8,543
Connecticut	Willimantic	11,230
Delaware	Wilmington	87,411	6-21			2	2	28	30	10	272	282	0	235	39	8	4,879	5,138	10,017	193	1,602,865	8,305	No data reported for children of school census age and private school enrollment
District of Columbia	Washington DC	331,069			6,000	7	24	19	43	189	1,470	1,659	128	1,099	203	229	27,066	29,070	56,136	181	8,085,888	44,627
Florida	Jacksonville	57,699																					No report received since 1906
Florida	Key West	19,945	6-21			1	4	2	6	4	26	30	0	25	4	1	873	1,076	1,949	160			Children of school census age and private school enrollment from 1908-09
Florida	Pensacola	22,982	6-21		800	2	3	16	19	1	58	59	0	35	23	1	1,368	1,732	3,100	153	377,275	2,549
Florida	Tampa	38,524	6-21			2	5	6	11	10	99	109	0	99	10	0	2,302	2,490	4,792	158	562,638	3,561	All statistics from 1908-09; no data reported for private school enrollment
Georgia	Americus	8,063	6-18	2,045	300	1	3	2	5	7	28	35	0	29	6	0	628	774	1,402	180	244,080	1,356
Georgia	Athens	14,913	6-18	3,121		1	3	9	12	3	54	57	2	47	8	0	1,225	1,252	2,477	174	258,912	1,488	Children of school census age from 1908-09; no data reported for private school enrollment
Georgia	Atlanta	154,839	6-18	25,490		3	10	31	41	18	370	388	0	352	36	0			19,352	182	2,910,617	15,992	Children of school census age from 1908-09
Georgia	Augusta	41,040	6-18		1,850	3	17	6	23	31	168	199	9	172	16	2	4,521	4,833	9,354	180	851,400	4,730
Georgia	Brunswick	10,182	6-18	2,340		1	6	10	16	3	30	33	0	25	5	3	659	759	1,418	179	182,401	1,019
Georgia	Columbus	20,554	6-18	5,157	450	1	1	1	2	17	77	94	9	66	13	6	1,913	1,900	3,813	174	506,970	2,914
Georgia	Macon	40,665	6-18		1,200	3	3	4	7	12	184	196	0	173	20	3			8,874	180	1,215,540	6,753
Georgia	Rome	12,099
Georgia	Savannah	65,064	6-18	16,012		1	14	2	16	27	144	171	0	156	14	1	3,475	5,195	7,670	183	1,156,377	6,319
Georgia	Valdosta	7,656	6-18	1,600	50	2	1	0	1	4	24	28	2	21	5	0	719	751	1,470	175	236,670	1,352	Children of school census age is estimated
Idaho	Boise	17,358	6-21	4,166	250	4	10	16	26	13	75	88	0	66	22	0	1,445	1,505	3,050	180			All statistics from 1908-09
Illinois	Alton	17,528	6-21	5,091	804	1	6	8	14	4	62	66	0	50	14	2	1,389	1,394	2,783	193	412,827	2,139
Illinois	Aurora East Side		6-21	6,885	2,012	1	3	10	13	4	64	68	0	50	17	1	1,331	1,287	2,618	195	402,997	2,067
Illinois	Aurora West Side		6-21	2,889		1	3	3	6	4	32	36	0	26	10	0	725	747	1,472	187	213,342	1,141	Total population of 29,807 includes Aurora East Side and West Side
Illinois	Belleville	21,122	6-21	6,720	1,398		9	2	11	13	59	72	0	63	9	0	1,457	1,341	2,798	198	472,972	2,424	Total population of 29,807 includes Aurora East Side and West Side; no data reported for private school enrollment; public school enrollment data from 1908-09
Illinois	Bloomington	25,768	6-21	6,155	1,492		3	14	17	8	100	108	0	85	19	4	1,845	1,878	3,723	176	504,240	2,865
Illinois	Cairo	14,548	6-21	4,036	268	2	3	2	5	10	49	59	0	49	10	0	1,259	1,387	2,646	185	384,679	2,079
Illinois	Canton	10,453	6-21	2,510	0	1	7	3	10	11	40	51	0	39	10	2	1,047	1,026	2,073	175	288,370	1,648	All statistics from 1908-09
Illinois	Centralia	9,680	6-21	2,913	246		1	0	1	5	37	42	0	42	0	0	970	946	1,916	183	276,273	1,510	Township high school
Illinois	Champaign	12,421	6-21	3,596	277	1	1	1	2	10	53	63	0	44	13	6	1,056	1,093	2,149	181	324,844	1,800
Illinois	Chicago	2,185,283	4-21	647,612	103,255	18	163	123	286	410	5,694	6,104	282	5,003	567	252	154,084	147,088	301,172	192	46,746,372	243,471
Illinois	Danville	27,871	6-21	4,563	578	1	2	3	5	6	75	81	0	67	14	0	1,747	1,817	3,564	187	508,602	2,720
Illinois	Decatur	31,140	6-21	9,677	1,000	1	4	20	24	11	106	117	0	95	22	0	4,473	4,563	9,036	185	942,050	5,093
Illinois	East St. Louis	58,547	6-21	22,730		2	16	4	20	17	166	183	0	155	25	3	3,843	3,868	7,711	196	1,106,293	5,668
Illinois	Elgin	25,976	6-21	5,750	500	1	3	15	18	10	104	114	0	91	23	0	2,281	2,282	4,563	178	631,900	3,550	Children of school census age and private school enrollment from 1908-09
Illinois	Evanston District No. 75		6-21	4,011	282		2	2	14	0	87	87	11	76	0	0	1,267	1,173	2,440	190	356,045	1,870	Total population of 24,978 include Evanston District No. 75 and District No. 76
Illinois	Evanston District 76		6-21	2,502	500		1	0	1	1	38	39	4	31	0	4	709	665	1,374	190	203,510	1,071	Total population of 24,978 include Evanston District No. 75 and District No. 76
Illinois	Freeport	17,567	6-21		675	1	13	0	13	6	67	73	0	54	14	5	1,473	1,634	3,107	185	407,000	2,200
Illinois	Galesburg	22,089	6-21	5,761	500	1	2	12	14	10	86	96	0	66	26	4	1,926	2,011	3,937	173	562,084	3,249
Illinois	Jacksonville	15,326	6-21	4,595		1	2	11	13	4	73	77	0	57	18	2	1,021	1,170	2,191	167	296,273	1,783
Illinois	Joliet	34,670	6-21	11,234	2,455	1	2	2	4	23	157	180	0	135	40	5	3,088	3,187	6,275	182	795,062	4,350	All statistics from 1908-09
Illinois	Kankakee	13,986	6-21	6,130	882	1	3	9	12	3	50	53	0	44	9	0	1,095	1,096	2,191	180	321,633	1,787
Illinois	Kewanee	9,307	6-21		500	1	8	4	12	10	73	83	0	64	16	3	1,212	1,194	2,406	180	328,758	1,878
Illinois	La Salle	11,537	6-21	3,775	942		1	2	3	1	28	29	0	29	0	0	629	598	1,227	172	163,657	951	Township high school
Illinois	Lincoln	10,892	6-21	6,098	175	1	2	9	11	2	40	42	0	36	6	0	665	757	1,422	180	228,600	1,270
Illinois	Mattoon	11,456	6-21	3,538		1	3	5	8	4	49	53	0	44	9	0	1,216	1,184	2,400	178	337,232	1,839
Illinois	Moline	24,199	6-21	5,569	464	1	4	12	16	11	111	122	18	78	15	11	1,972	1,913	3,885	177	590,185	2,334
Illinois	Monmouth	9,128	6-21	2,493	0		1	7	8	5	47	52	0	37	13	2	840	869	1,609	176	248,300	1,440
Illinois	Ottawa	9,535	6-21	2,926	350	1	2	6	8	1	40	41	0	39	0	2	734	770	1,504	190	238,347	1,251	Township high school
Illinois	Pekin	9,897	7-21	2,875	145	1	6	3	9	5	43	48	0	40	8	0	846	803	1,649	195	273,975	1,405	School census age range and children of school census age from 1908-09
Illinois	Peoria	66,950	6-21		2,029	1	15	13	28			275	15	209	39	12	4,610	4,424	9,034	190	1,324,795	6,579	All statistics from 1908-09
Illinois	Quincy	36,897	6-21	14,000	3,021	1	9	10	19	13	114	127	0	100	18	9	1,951	1,950	3,901	196	692,468	3,533
Illinois	Rockford	45,401	6-21	10,959	543	1	3	4	7	15	193	208	0	170	36	2	3,745	3,759	7,504	193	1,173,730	6,082
Illinois	Rock Island	24,335	6-21	5,800	712	1	6	8	14	8	80	88	0	71	16	1	1,941	1,925	3,866	177	557,904	3,152	Children of school census age and private school enrollment from 1908-09
Illinois	Springfield	51,678	6-21	13,779	3,283	1	15	8	23	8	164	172	0	145	24	3	4,004	3,907	7,911	190	1,190,730	6,267
Illinois	Streator	14,253	6-21	4,576	600	1	14	4	18	8	70	78	0	60	12	6	1,600	1,300	2,900
Illinois	Waukegan	16,069	6-21	3,090	320		2	6	8	3	50	53	0	50	0	3	1,013	1,029	2,042	190	335,880	1,767	All statistics from 1908-09; Different pupils enrolled in day schools does not include enrollment in township high school
Indiana	Alexandria	5,096	6-21	1,697	190	1	5	2	7	6	21	27	0	19	6	2	469	520	989	174	140,276	863	Children of school census age from 1908-09
Indiana	Anderson	22,476	6-21	6,588	300	1	5	9	14	12	85	97	2	77	16	2	1,959	2,027	3,986	180	587,340	3,263	All statistics from 1908-09
Indiana	Brazil	9,340	6-21	2,973	300	1	9	1	10	12	44	56	1	41	12	2	1,122	1,064	2,186	180	312,660	1,737
Indiana	Columbus	8,813	6-21	2,199	225	1	8	4	12	14	39	53	3	35	13	2	907	972	1,879	176	225,808	1,283	All statistics from 1908-09
Indiana	Elkhart	19,282																					No report received since 1908
Indiana	Elwood	11,028																					No report received since 1906
Indiana	Evansville	69,647	6-21	18,097		2	12	8	20	21	238	259	16	194	40	9	4,205	4,299	8,504	195	1,278,751	6,340
Indiana	Fort Wayne	63,933	6-21	16,662	4,800	1	9	11	20	18	173	191	10	145	29	7	3,494	3,664	7,158	187	1,022,516	5,468
Indiana	Frankfort	8,634	6-21	2,243	0	1	1	2	3	9	44	53	0	42	11	0	920	950	1,870	180	286,199	1,590
Indiana	Goshen	8,514	6-21	2,096	62	1	5	5	10	12	37	49	0	33	14	2	834	770	1,604	175	224,650	1,283
Indiana	Hammond	20,925	6-21		700	1	5	10	15	7	87	94	10	68	11	5			4,013	190	408,420	2,150
Indiana	Huntington	10,272																					No report received since 1908
Indiana	Indianapolis	233,650	6-21	51,658		1	21	54	75	62	755	817	0	618	123	76	16,449	16,678	33,127	183	4,830,512	26,396	Private school enrollment not reported
Indiana	Jeffersonville	10,412	6-21	4,440		1	7	1	8	2	44	46	0	39	7	0	889	981	1,870	180	252,364	1,417	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
Indiana	Kokomo	17,010	6-21	4,081	150	1	7	3	10	11	63	74	0	61	13	0	1,535	1,698	3,233	175	446,015	2,505
Indiana	La Fayette	20,081	6-21			1	6	6	12	11	72	83	0	66	17	0	1,405	1,514	2,919	184	454,604	2,471
Indiana	Logansport	19,050	6-21	4,844	760	1	7	7	14								1,421	1,489	2,910	176	427,810	2,431	All statistics from 1908-09
Indiana	Marion	19,359	6-21	6,024	80	1	11	2	13	22	94	116	0	99	14	3	1,900	1,986	3,886	177	542,206	3,036
Indiana	Michigan City	19,027	7-21	6,559		1	3	11	14	6	59	65	8	46	11	0	1,482	1,549	3,031	190	383,800	2,020	School census age range and children of school census range from 1908-09
Indiana	Muncie	24,005	6-21	6,805	483	1	9	5	14	18	101	119	0	103	16	0	1,963	2,266	4,229	180	591,660	3,287
Indiana	New Albany	20,629	6-21	6,364		2	4	3	7	14	70	84	0	70	14	0	1,626	1,757	3,383	176	485,952	2,761
Indiana	Peru	10,910	6-21	2,749	399	1	3	2	5	9	35	44	0	35	9	0	883	881	1,764	178	260,862	1,449
Indiana	Richmond	22,324	6-21	5,089	600	1	9	5	14	10	75	85	8	61	16	0	1,633	1,633	3,296	185	486,157	2,635	Attendance data from 1908-09
Indiana	Shelbyville	9,500	6-21	1,900	221	1	5	5	10	6	43	49	2	38	7	2	1,093	1,132	2,225	172	285,520	1,660	All statistics from 1908-09
Indiana	South Bend	53,684	6-21		2,700	1	9	14	23	22	209	231	22	172	25	12	3,466	3,566	7,032	178	976,954	5,493
Indiana	Terre Haute	58,157	6-21	15,163		1	18	10	28	27	236	263	14	215	32	2	4,908	4,936	9,844	190	1,410,807	7,425
Indiana	Vincennes	14,895																					No report received since 1906
Indiana	Wabash	8,687	6-21	2,385	0	1	1	1	2	2	51	53	0	40	11	2	864	879	1,743	174	335,810	1,539
Indiana	Washington	7,858	6-21		600	1	9	1	10	10	26	36	0	28	8	0	768	669	1,437	176	203,108	1,128
Iowa	Boone	10,347	5-21			1	2	2	4	2	54	56	0	46	10	0	1,027	1,004	2,031	174	290,312	1,671
Iowa	Burlington	24,324	5-21	6,662	600	1	9	8	17	13	110	123	8	97	14	4	1,919	2,193	4,115	184	636,036	3,457	School census age range and children of school census range from 1908-09
Iowa	Cedar Rapids	32,811	5-21	9,284	675	1	3	15	18	4	163	167	15	125	27	0	2,964	3,158	6,122	177	866,238	4,894
Iowa	Clinton	25,577	5-21	6,451	400	1	2	11	13	4	84	88	0	74	12	2	1,439	1,457	2,896	180	435,600	2,420
Iowa	Council Bluffs	29,292	5-21	7,627		1	3	11	14	5	138	143	12	111	20	0	2,948	3,065	6,013	176	856,064	4,864	All statistics from 1908-09
Iowa	Creston	6,924	5-21	6,451	400	1	2	11	13	4	84	88	0	74	12	2	1,439	1,457	2,896	180	435,600	2,420
Iowa	Davenport	43,028	5-21	12,557	862	1	16	5	21	18	178	196	0	161	29	6	3,581	3,338	6,919	192	1,054,392	5,492
Iowa	Des Moines	86,368	5-21	24,111		3	9	60	69	21	433	454	52	330	72	0	8,207	8,465	16,672	185	2,365,033	12,819
Iowa	Dubuque	38,494	5-21	10,833	3,600	1	7	9	16	10	121	131	14	94	18	5	2,091	2,165	4,256	182	568,898	3,124
Iowa	Fort Dodge	15,543	5-21			1	3	8	11	4	57	61	0	44	15	2	1,012	1,084	2,096	174	306,171	1,755
Iowa	Fort Madison	8,900	5-21	2,641	570	1	4	6	10	4	32	36	0	27	9	0	563	680	1,243	178	162,870	915
Iowa	Iowa City	10,091	5-21	2,283	325	1	5	8	13	5	44	49	0	35	14	0	685	692	1,377	174	231,594	1,331
Iowa	Keokuk	14,008	5-21	3,649		1	5	0	5	3	58	61	0	51	10	0	1,034	1,078	2,112	174	307,108	1,765
Iowa	Marshalltown	13,374	5-21	3,319	200	1	2	9	11	3	68	71	7	49	12	3	1,247	1,366	2,613	175	387,900	2,155
Iowa	Mason City	11,230			0	2	2	0	2	5	56	61	4	42	10	5	1,092	1,100	2,192	173	315,309	1,823
Iowa	Muscatine	16,178	5-21	4,318	350		3	9	12	3	76	79	0	67	10	2	1,334	1,370	2,704	183	384,026	2,099
Iowa	Oskaloosa	9,466	5-21	3,443		1	4	6	10	5	53	58	5	39	11	3	1,046	1,070	2,116	178	289,909	1,629
Iowa	Ottumwa	22,012	5-21	6,565	200	1	3	2	5	7	125	132	0	116	14	2	2,254	2,386	4,640	186	667,084	3,596
Iowa	Sioux City	47,828	5-21		950	1	9	13	22	10	187	197	0	170	27	0	3,906	3,881	7,787	174	1,099,492	6,319
Iowa	Waterloo East Side		5-21		400	1	6	5	11	5	81	86	6	58	19	3	1,320	1,537	2,857	177	438,960	2,480	Total population of 26,693 includes Waterloo East Side and West Side
Iowa	Waterloo West Side		5-21	2,330	74	1	3	6	9	1	55	56	8	38	10	0	918	1,007	1,925	175	249,900	1,428	Total population of 26,693 includes Waterloo East Side and West Side
Kansas	Atchison	16,429																					No report received since 1908
Kansas	Chanute	9,272																					No report received since 1908
Kansas	Coffeyville	12,687																					No report received since 1908
Kansas	Emporia	9,058	5-21	2,911	300	1	4	7	11	4	42	46	4	30	12	0	911	1,096	2,007	176	264,654	1,520
Kansas	Fort Scott	10,463	5-21	3,559	125	1	6	9	15	10	44	54	0	42	12	0	927	1,017	1,944	171	293,992	1,719
Kansas	Hutchinson	16,364	5-21	3,849	100	1	2	7	9	5	61	66	0	53	12	1	1,524	1,499	3,023	168	405,529	2,340	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
Kansas	Independence	10,480	5-21	2,814	150		8	2	10	6	39	45	0	45	0	0	938	906	1,844	180	279,000	1,460	Children of school census age from 1908-09; County high school
Kansas	Iola	9,032	5-21	3,100	0		6	3	9	7	48	55	0	45	10	0	1,243	1,316	2,559	176	351,614	1,998
Kansas	Kansas City	82,331	5-21	21,971	2,052	3	14	19	33	37	281	318	2	260	53	3	6,691	7,260	13,951	175	1,738,369	9,962
Kansas	Lawrence	12,374	6-21	3,211	0	1	3	3	6	4	53	57	0	41	16	0	1,256	1,369	2,625	174	366,462	2,106	School census age range and children of school census range from 1908-09
Kansas	Leavenworth	19,363	5-21	6,950	1,000	2	5	6	11	10	63	73	0	60	12	1	1,469	1,535	3,004	176	476,960	2,710	All statistics from 1908-09
Kansas	Parsons	12,463	5-21	3,124		1	3	5	8	6	45	51	0	39	11	1	1,094	1,208	2,302	176	299,175	1,788	Children of school census age from 1908-09; Private school enrollment not reported
Kansas	Pittsburg	14,755	5-21	5,615	150	3	4	6	10	4	57	61	0	47	12	2	1,590	1,616	3,206	180	438,300	2,435	All statistics from 1908-09
Kansas	Topeka	43,684	5-21	11,491		1	11	7	18	18	188	206	2	166	38	0	3,669	3,882	7,551	174	1,061,820	6,104	Private school enrollment not reported
Kansas	Wichita	52,450	5-21			1	4	15	19	12	144	156	0	131	24	1	4,099	4,538	8,637	173	1,128,780	6,525	Private school enrollment not reported
Kentucky	Bowling Green	9,173	6-20	2,205	209	2	4	4	8	5	23	28	0	21	4	3	716	949	1,665	191	209,527	1,097
Kentucky	Covington	53,270	6-20	19,993	4,000	2	11	4	15	8	116	124	12	95	11	6	2,495	2,656	5,151	184	723,488	3,932	All statistics from 1908-09
Kentucky	Frankfort	10,465	6-20	2,580	350	2	5	2	7	5	43	48	2	35	9	2	760	890	1,650	196	180,321	920	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
Kentucky	Henderson	11,452	6-20	3,759	200	1	7	3	10	8	56	64	0	53	9	2	1,103	1,241	2,344	189	316,882	1,676
Kentucky	Hopkinsville	9,419	6-20	2,850	250	1	2	5	7	3	42	45	0	38	7	0	1,000	1,300	2,300	190
Kentucky	Lexington	35,099	6-20		515	1	10	10	20	1	133	134	20	94	12	8	2,785	2,558	5,343	185	916,860	4,956
Kentucky	Louisville	223,928	6-20	65,623	10,200	5	19	47	66	64	627	691	31	549	106	5	14,832	15,495	30,327	190	4,169,170	21,943
Kentucky	Newport	30,309	6-20	11,706	3,670	1	6	7	13	4	79	83	0	67	11	5	1,854	1,837	3,691	195	419,855	2,204	Children of school census age and private school enrollment from 1908-09
Kentucky	Owensboro	16,011	6-20	4,208	300	1	7	2	9	10	44	54	0	42	12	0	989	1,049	2,038	185	261,590	1,414	Children of school census age and private school enrollment from 1908-09
Kentucky	Paducah	22,760	6-20	6,169	300	2	9	1	10	12	72	84	0	72	12	0	1,773	1,879	3,652	181	479,107	2,647
Louisiana	Baton Rouge	14,897	6-18	3,500	1,000	1	3	4	7	2	31	33	0	24	7	2	550	755	1,305	173	169,194	978
Louisiana	Lake Charles	11,449																					No report received since 1906
Louisiana	New Iberia	7,499	6-18		400	1	3	2	5	3	21	24	0	17	6	1	415	485	900	172	134,160	780
Louisiana	New Orleans	339,075	6-18	104,338	30,000	3	8	87	95	18	1,011	1,029	69	852	66	42	18,302	19,859	38,161	177	5,149,815	29,095
Louisiana	Shreveport	28,015	6-18			1	5	9	14	6	45	51	3	34	10	4	1,075	1,127	2,202	170	282,149	1,650
Maine	Auburn	15,064	5-21		600	2	5	9	14	3	51	54	0	39	13	2	956	981	1,937	186	304,920	1,537	All statistics from 1908-09
Maine	Augusta	13,211	5-21		400	1	4	4	8	6	54	60	4	42	10	4	898	900	1,798	182	301,404	1,656
Maine	Bangor	24,803	5-21	6,485	741	1	5	20	25	8	116	124	12	82	23	7	1,909	2,050	3,959	176	507,405	2,883
Maine	Bath	9,396																					No report received since 1908
Maine	Biddeford	17,079	5-21	6,291	2,290	1	5	1	6	8	41	49	1	40	6	2	539	555	1,094	173	173,250	990	All statistics from 1908-09
Maine	Calais	6,116	5-21		100	2	3	4	7	2	33	35	0	32	2	1	550	850	1,400	175	238,000	1,360
Maine	Lewiston	26,247	5-21	8,572	2,398	1	3	3	6	4	63	67	2	49	12	4	1,134	1,056	2,190	161	319,090	1,877	All statistics from 1908-09
Maine	Portland	58,571	5-21	15,460		2	8	7	15	23	269	292	18	221	40	13	5,122	4,962	10,084	175	1,383,375	7,905
Maine	Rockland	8,174	5-21			1	3	6	9	2	40	42	0	31	8	3	560	645	1,205	170	203,490	1,197
Maine	Waterville	11,458	5-21	3,487	650	1	1	2	3	2	50	52	0	45	7	0	814	824	1,638	164	237,946	1,451
Maryland	Annapolis	8,609	6-21		200	3	3	7	10	2	22	24	1	15	6	2	402	668	1,070
Maryland	Baltimore	558,485	6-21		25,000	5	33	23	56	182	1,596	1,778	43	1,512	158	65	33,655	34,465	68,120	191	10,607,101	55,011	Children of school census age not reported
Maryland	Cumberland	21,839	5-21		1,029	1	2	1	3	9	47	56	0	47	9	0	1,558	1,686	3,244	174	417,078	2,397
Maryland	Frederick	10,411																					No report received since 1907
Maryland	Hagerstown	16,507																					No report received since 1908
Massachusetts	Adams	13,026	5-15	2,389	385	1	5	6	11	5	51	56	0	46	8	2	989	3	1,982	190	309,856	1,684
Massachusetts	Amesbury	9,894	5-15	753	737	1	2	8	10	2	32	34	0	19	11	4	452	459	911
Massachusetts	Arlington	11,187																					No report received since 1904
Massachusetts	Attleboro	16,215	5-15	2,581	300	1	7	1	8	3	69	72	2	60	9	1	1,261	1,245	2,506	182	373,527	2,058
Massachusetts	Beverly	18,650	5-15	3,121	2	1	7	12	19	7	94	101	0	72	24	5	1,672	1,793	3,465	195	601,770	3,086
Massachusetts	Boston	670,585	5-15	115,527	18,082	14	86	9	95	306	2,473	2,779	230	1,917	392	240	57,164	54,468	111,632	187	16,996,617	90,981
Massachusetts	Braintree	8,066	5-15	1,450		1	3	8	11	4	46	50	4	34	9	3	779	812	1,591	186	264,864	1,424
Massachusetts	Brockton	56,878	5-15	8,237	1,011	1	10	26	36	12	236	248	0	207	41	0	4,735	4,668	9,403	185	1,501,347	8,115
Massachusetts	Brookline	27,792	5-15	3,619	454	1	7	10	17	17	140	157	20	101	21	15	2,199	2,069	4,268	189	642,896	3,494	All statistics from 1908-09
Massachusetts	Cambridge	104,839	7-14	11,500	4,128	3	18	11	29	32	398	430	30	331	69	0	6,923	8,508	17,431	189	2,724,246	14,414	School census age range and children of school census age from 1908-09
Massachusetts	Chelsea	32,452	6-14	5,111	773	1	6	10	16	4	121	125	0	101	18	6	2,678	2,622	5,300	185	622,340	3,364
Massachusetts	Chicopee	25,401	5-15	3,846	1,491	1	3	12	15	5	94	99	2	83	12	2	1,724	1,563	3,287	192	516,019	2,688
Massachusetts	Clinton	13,075	5-15	2,411	530	1	3	15	18	1	53	54	0	46	8	0	942	1,106	2,048	185	334,480	1,808
Massachusetts	Danvers	9,407	5-15	1,596	0	1	4	4	8	4	42	46	0	37	9	0	773	822	1,595	183	259,494	1,418
Massachusetts	Dedham	9,284	5-15	1,525	50	1	8	3	11	7	55	62	8	40	9	5	846	914	1,760	187	328,426	1,555
Massachusetts	Everett	33,484	5-15	6,135	0	1	9	15	24	5	163	168	0	143	19	6	3,633	3,643	7,276	181	1,104,586	6,103
Massachusetts	Fall River	119,295	5-15	22,122	7,742	1	18	40	58	34	401	435	6	393	27	9	8,400	7,880	16,280	197	2,455,050	12,590	All statistics from 1908-09
Massachusetts	Fitchburg	37,826	5-15	6,929	2,427	1	6	1	7	15	112	127	3	93	28	3	2,193	2,208	4,401	190	723,900	3,810
Massachusetts	Framingham	12,948	5-15	1,884	12	1	6	5	11	8	58	66	0	54	10	2	1,161	1,112	2,273	180	350,100	1,945	All statistics from 1908-09
Massachusetts	Gardner	14,699	5-15	2,299	620	1	3	10	13	3	54	57	0	41	12	4	909	887	1,796	178	291,508	1,636
Massachusetts	Gloucester	24,398	5-15	4,604	223	1	8	20	28	5	133	138	0	116	17	5	2,492	2,449	4,941	190	857,470	4,513
Massachusetts	Greenfield	10,427			8	1	5	3	8	5	50	55	2	41	8	4	938	910	1,848	187	299,200	1,600
Massachusetts	Haverhill	44,115	5-15	6,904	1,974	1	6	17	23	7	169	176	8	145	23	0	2,936	2,923	5,859	190	961,400	5,060
Massachusetts	Holyoke	57,730	5-15	11,209	5,000	1	9	14	23	12	200	212	21	160	31	0	3,529	3,527	7,056	190	1,068,639	5,747
Massachusetts	Hyde Park	15,507	5-21		1,200	1	7	6	13	9	55	64	0	42	16	6	1,444	1,426	2,870	185	315,008	1,712	Children of school census age not reported; Aggregate and average attendance from 1908-09
Massachusetts	Lawrence	85,892	5-15	13,240	4,356	1	11	26	37	19	280	299	0	254	29	16	4,437	3,859	8,296	185	1,403,780	7,588
Massachusetts	Leominster	17,580	5-15	2,919	584	1	5	5	10	8	66	74	0	51	13	10	1,114	1,118	2,232	188	385,582	2,051
Massachusetts	Lowell	106,294	5-15	14,740	5,000	1	14	42	56	24	300	324	24	257	37	6	6,523	6,487	13,010	183	2,023,348	11,210
Massachusetts	Lynn	89,336	5-15	12,784	3,292	2	9	9	18	15	273	288	0	242	41	5	5,660	5,584	11,244	179	1,748,830	9,770
Massachusetts	Malden	44,404			1,967	1	11	2	13	17	173	190	0	153	37	0	3,511	3,630	7,141	187	1,162,057	6,231
Massachusetts	Marlboro	14,579	5-15	2,919	230	1	6	4	10	6	72	78	0	62	13	3	1,242	1,209	2,451	180	401,400	2,230
Massachusetts	Medford	23,150	5-15	4,047	104	1	2	0	2	17	108	125	0	94	21	10	2,184	2,246	4,430	184	713,846	3,880
Massachusetts	Melrose	15,715	5-15	2,869	200	1	5	4	9	6	76	82	0	61	19	2	1,444	1,453	2,897	183	527,560	2,883
Massachusetts	Methuen	11,448	5-15	1,989	354	1	3	9	12	3	50	53	0	44	6	3	946	873	1,819	190		1,579	All statistics from 1908-09
Massachusetts	Milford	13,055	7-14	1,583	347	1	2	12	14	1	50	51	0	43	6	2	1,026	1,022	2,048	175	314,036	1,795
Massachusetts	Natick	9,866	5-21		5	1	2	6	8	9	50	59	0	43	10	6	895	935	1,830	185
Massachusetts	New Bedford	96,952	5-15	15,568	4,608	1	12	8	20	11	300	311	12	255	23	21	6,006	6,176	12,182	193	1,882,715	9,755
Massachusetts	Newburyport	14,949	5-15	2,392	600	1	4	14	18	6	55	61	0	45	13	3			2,097	185	330,799	1,788
Massachusetts	Newton	39,806	5-15	6,615	1,908	2	14	4	18	22	233	255	27	157	59	12	3,589	3,623	7,212	189	1,138,635	6,025
Massachusetts	North Adams	22,019	5-15	4,757	1,485	1	5	10	15	9	99	108	10	79	14	5	1,688	1,700	3,388	190	526,680	2,772
Massachusetts	Northampton	19,431	5-15	3,344	913	1	7	3	10	1	86	87	2	72	13	0	1,386	1,435	2,821	195	440,692	2,260
Massachusetts	Peabody	15,721	5-15	2,388	650	1	5	9	14	5	60	65	0	50	12	3	1,191	1,049	2,240	192	366,989	1,780	All statistics from 1908-09
Massachusetts	Pittsfield	32,121	5-15	4,985	610	1	7	23	30	11	158	169	8	139	17	5	2,818	2,700	5,518	190	848,283	4,465
Massachusetts	Plymouth	12,141	5-15	2,089	0	1	4	4	8	4	57	61	0	51	7	3	1,040	1,113	2,153	193	372,104	1,928
Massachusetts	Quincy	32,642	5-15	7,539	225	1	12	2	14	11	149	160	0	131	25	4	3,337	3,108	6,445	184	1,045,893	5,593
Massachusetts	Revere	18,219	5-15	3,149	0	1	3	5	8	2	90	92	0	81	11	0	1,998	1,879	3,877	186	600,376	3,228	All statistics from 1908-09
Massachusetts	Salem	43,697	5-	7,283	3,069	1	3	2	5	13	139	152	10	116	26	0	2,826	2,440	5,266	152	656,640	4,320	School age range only lists beginning age
Massachusetts	Saugus	8,047	5-15	1,581			3	6	9	2	46	48	0	41	5	2	835	840	1,675	185	288,908	1,560	High school 187 days
Massachusetts	Somerville	77,236	5-15	12,858	1,775	2	3	0	3	34	314	348	8	273	57	10	6,543	6,604	13,147	179	2,082,381	11,666
Massachusetts	Southbridge	12,592	5-15	2,173	1,019	1	2	9	11	2	40	42	0	34	6	2	698	650	1,348	192	227,520	1,082	Number of days school actually in session and aggregate days of school attendance from 1908-09
Massachusetts	Springfield	88,926	5-16	14,091	2,138	2	13	24	37	34	390	424	30	317	76	1	7,787	7,181	14,968	187	2,214,284	11,878	All statistics from 1908-09
Massachusetts	Taunton	34,259	5-15	5,632	1,431	1	7	28	35	5	112	117	0	101	12	4	2,306	2,371	4,677	189	780,079	4,136
Massachusetts	Wakefield	11,404	5-15	1,875		1	4	2	6	8	63	71	0	53	14	4	1,084	1,082	2,166	168	354,556	2,123
Massachusetts	Waltham	27,834	5-15	3,923	1,402	1	6	10	16	6	87	93	9	60	17	7	1,812	1,787	3,599	187	563,057	3,011
Massachusetts	Ware	8,774	5-15	1,503	441	1	3	4	7	2	35	37	0	29	6	2	596	625	1,221	185	192,400	1,040
Massachusetts	Watertown	12,875	5-15	2,005		1	6	8	14	7	52	59	0	43	10	6	847	823	1,670	181	278,559	1,539
Massachusetts	Webster	11,509	5-15	2,105	1,355	1	2	6	8	1	32	33	0	25	6	2	541	478	1,019	197	151,099	767	All statistics from 1908-09
Massachusetts	Westfield	16,044	5-15	2,655	400	1	5	7	12	6	76	82	4	60	14	4	1,228	1,206	2,434	195	383,504	1,967
Massachusetts	West Springfield	9,224	5-15	1,655	19	1	1	2	3	5	45	50	2	41	7	0	977	987	1,964	182	299,961	1,652	All statistics from 1908-09
Massachusetts	Weymouth	12,895	5-15	2,015		1	7	8	15	7	59	66	0	54	10	2	1,201	1,128	2,329	185	370,740	2,004
Massachusetts	Winchester	9,309	5-16	1,628	5	1	4	10	14	3	39	42	4	27	9	2	907	903	1,810	186	288,235	1,550	All statistics from 1908-09
Massachusetts	Winthrop	10,132	7-14	1,474		1	5	4	9	5	41	46	0	32	10	4	800	865	1,665	181	247,246	1,366	All statistics from 1908-09
Massachusetts	Woburn	15,308	5-15	3,663	453	1	2	0	2	5	67	72	0	59	11	2	1,669	1,446	3,115	183	568,488	2,768
Massachusetts	Worcester	145,986	5-15	21,349	2,873	3	10	3	13	61	606	667	35	494	89	49	11,531	11,334	27,865	185	3,368,942	18,211
Michigan	Adrian	10,763	5-20	2,500	250	1	2	5	7	5	48	53	6	28	14	5	964	956	1,920	194	302,914	1,558
Michigan	Alpena	12,706																					No report received since 1908
Michigan	Ann Arbor	14,817	5-20	3,483	375	1	2	10	12	12	77	89	1	50	31	7	1,341	1,290	2,631	187	412,335	2,205
Michigan	Battle Creek	25,267	5-20	5,597	300	1	4	17	21	8	111	119	14	79	18	8	2,163	2,293	4,456	187	673,761	3,604	All statistics from 1908-09
Michigan	Bay City	45,166	5-20			2	7	12	19	12	163	175	8	129	32	6	3,067	3,031	6,098	189	1,010,209	5,345
Michigan	Calumet		5-20	8,262	1,142	1	5	16	21	18	191	209	33	140	32	4	3,287	3,278	6,565	200	1,106,399	5,532	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
Michigan	Detroit	465,766	5-20	103,249	20,079	6	37	64	101	90	1,309	1,399	135	1,037	204	23	29,312	28,684	57,996	192	8,265,984	43,052
Michigan	Escanaba	13,194	5-21	4,234	800	1	2	11	13	4	63	67	6	44	15	2	1,265	1,294	2,559	195	389,610	1,998
Michigan	Flint	38,550	5-20		252	1	3	13	16	5	105	110	9	77	17	7	2,241	2,448	4,689	190	670,630	3,529
Michigan	Grand Rapids	112,571	5-20	29,575	6,007	2	5	36	41	28	420	448	46	296	63	43	8,012	8,236	16,248	193	2,614,399	13,546
Michigan	Holland	10,490	5-20	3,102	378	1	1	3	4	3	50	53	5	38	7	3	902	980	1,882	175	316,400	1,808
Michigan	Iron Mountain	9,216	5-20	3,299	0	1	2	4	6	5	64	69	0	56	10	3	1,330	1,373	2,703	185	440,391	2,317
Michigan	Ironwood	12,821	5-20	4,035	650	1	3	12	15	4	62	66	13	43	8	2	1,643	1,663	3,306	199	525,360	2,640
Michigan	Ishpeming	12,448	5-20	3,611		1	5	12	17	12	80	92	10	57	17	8	1,345	1,362	2,707	186			All statistics from 1908-09
Michigan	Jackson	31,433	5-20	6,257		1	1	4	5	10	105	115	0	93	18	4	2,119	2,191	4,310	190	520,338	3,717
Michigan	Kalamazoo	39,437	5-20	8,774	400	4	9	9	18	15	167	192	18	105	40	19	3,007	3,085	6,092	183	874,845	4,781
Michigan	Lansing	31,229	5-20	6,073	500	1	2	4	6	5	113	118	6	93	17	2	2,155	2,265	4,420	183	654,874	3,502
Michigan	Manistee	12,381	5-20	3,968	1,185	3	3	12	15	4	72	76	6	50	12	8	1,075	1,066	2,141	194	350,364	1,806
Michigan	Marquette	11,503	5-20		750		2	12	14	5	60	65	4	44	15	2	1,170	1,210	2,380	188	334,249	1,710
Michigan	Menominee	10,507	5-21	3,744	650	1	4	11	15	7	58	65	5	44	11	5	1,200	1,170	2,370	190	390,314	2,061	Children of school census age from 1908-09
Michigan	Muskegon	24,062	5-20	6,645	650	2	3	18	21	8	92	100	10	68	22	0	2,268	2,212	4,480	193	682,853	3,538
Michigan	Owosso	9,639	5-21	2,263		1	4	7	11	6	44	50	0	35	8	7	885	929	1,814	193	290,096	1,503	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
Michigan	Pontiac	14,532																					No report received since 1905
Michigan	Port Huron	18,863	5-20	5,652	1,000	1	3	16	19	4	86	90	0	72	14	4	1,520	1,495	3,015	190	522,202	2,747
Michigan	Saginaw East Side		5-20	8,014	600	1	8	10	18	19	138	157	0	105	44	8				192	732,672	3,816	Total population of 50,510 includes Saginaw East Side and West Side; All statistics from 1908-09
Michigan	Saginaw West Side		5-20	5,748	1,000	1	6	9	15	5	78	83	0	65	13	5	1,694	1,665	3,359	197	517,322	2,626	Total population of 50,510 includes Saginaw East Side and West Side
Michigan	Sault Ste. Marie	12,615	5-20	3,560	450	1	8	3	11	9	54	63	4	43	10	6	1,191	1,251	2,442	190	411,796	2,167
Michigan	Traverse City	12,115	5-20	2,892	400	1	5	6	11	6	39	45	5	23	12	5	1,190	1,353	2,543	185	342,620	1,852
Minnesota	Brainerd	8,526																					No report received since 1906
Minnesota	Duluth	78,466	5-21	17,500	2,000	2	10	20	30	20	312	332	17	274	37	4	6,771	6,262	13,033	178	2,061,325	11,580	Children of school census age is estimated
Minnesota	Faribault	9,001	5-20	1,500	500	1	3	2	5	3	35	38	0	29	7	2	593	633	1,226	176	183,500	1,042
Minnesota	Mankato	10,365	5-21	2,700	1,100	1	2	1	3	4	41	45	4	30	11	0	772	775	1,547	174	238,733	1,326
Minnesota	Minneapolis	301,408	5-21			5	20	53	73	77	1,005	1,082	11	833	203	35	22,340	22,840	45,144	181	6,782,404	37,476	Children of school census age and private school enrollment not reported
Minnesota	Red Wing	9,048																					No report received since 1908
Minnesota	St. Cloud	10,600	6-21	1,000		4	10	8	18	5	31	36	0	26	8	2	470	457	927				All statistics from 1908-09
Minnesota	St. Paul	214,744	5-21		9,000	4	28	44	72	41	683	724	62	532	108	22	13,861	14,659	28,520	185	4,212,856	22,772
Minnesota	Stillwater	10,198	5-21		500	1	2	7	9	4	48	52	2	38	10	2	775	934	1,709	177	261,947	1,479
Minnesota	Winona	18,583	5-21	2,723	1,300	1	5	10	15	9	79	88	8	58	17	5	1,173	1,219	2,392	185	427,078	1,565
Mississippi	Columbus	8,988				1	3	2	5	3	23	26	0	18	5	3	514	554	1,068	180	82,620	459
Mississippi	Greenville	9,610	5-21	2,697	125	2	2	11	13	4	38	42	1	29	8	4	858	1,021	1,879	178	198,923	1,118
Mississippi	Hattiesburg	11,733	5-21	4,500	200	1	1	1	2	6	32	38	0	31	7	0	792	868	1,660	178	241,724	1,358
Mississippi	Jackson	21,202																					No report received since 1906
Mississippi	Laurel	8,465	5-21	2,830	0	1	5	4	9	2	48	50	6	36	7	1	981	1,079	2,060	176	247,549	1,407
Mississippi	Meridian	23,285	5-21			1		9	11	3	62	65	0	53	10	2	1,354	1,355	2,709	165	319,811	1,942	Private school enrollment not reported
Mississippi	Natchez	11,791																					No report received since 1907
Mississippi	Vicksburg	20,814	5-21	2,323		1	2	2	4	1	30	31	0	24	5	2	423	483	906	175	121,021	692	"Statistics for colored schools not included."
Missouri	Carthage	9,483	6-20	3,010	50	1	5	7	12	8	43	51	0	36	11	4	1,111	1,139	2,250	176	308,000	1,750
Missouri	Hannibal	18,341	6-20	5,737	400	2	3	3	6	4	66	70	0	57	13	0	1,396	1,519	2,915	176	389,326	2,143
Missouri	Independence	9,859	6-20	2,677		1	8	2	10	2	45	47	0	37	10	0	999	1,116	2,115	180	290,408	1,613	Private school enrollment not reported
Missouri	Jefferson City	11,850	6-20	2,799	450	1	4	4	8	3	31	34	0	27	7	0	757	743	1,500	175	202,658	1,158
Missouri	Joplin	32,073	6-20		160	1	9	5	14	8	136	144	0	128	16	0	3,153	3,413	6,566	178	863,300	4,850	All statistics from 1908-09
Missouri	Kansas City	248,381	6-20	73,750		4	34	22	56	120	762	882	51	636	194	1	17,402	18,032	35,434	186	5,280,144	28,388
Missouri	Moberly	10,923																					No report received since 1908
Missouri	St. Charles	9,437																					No report received since 1903
Missouri	St. Joseph	77,403	6-20	42,467	2,500	3	13	26	39	27	265	292	0	250	42	0	6,131	6,316	12,447	178	1,577,320	8,747
Missouri	St. Louis	687,029	6-20	195,966	30,000	5	79	45	124	153	1,834	1,987	267	1,380	246	94	43,500	44,431	87,931	200	13,581,600	67,908
Missouri	Sedalia	17,822	6-20		600	1	3	13	16	6	82	88	0	71	14	3	1,598	1,814	3,412	180	505,440	2,808
Missouri	Springfield	35,201	6-20	9,272	500	1	3	17	20	8	143	151	0	126	24	1	3,515	3,795	7,310	177	903,717	5,162
Missouri	Webb City	11,817																					No report received since 1908
Montana	Anaconda	10,134			800	1	4	3	7	6	36	42	0	32	9	1	570	600	1,170	184	208,286	1,132	All statistics from 1908-09
Montana	Butte	39,165	6-21	13,019	3,000	3						217	0	178	32	7	3,559	3,705	7,264	177	1,035,561	5,865	All statistics from 1908-09
Montana	Great Falls	13,948	6-21	3,803	164	1	3	3	6	5	82	87	0	68	16	3	1,473	1,434	2,907	183	435,856	2,382
Montana	Helena	12,515	6-21	3,442	612	1	6	10	16	6	53	59	8	38	13	0	828	881	1,709	185	307,005	1,607
Nebraska	Beatrice	9,356	5-21	2,859	100		4	8	12	3	50	53	0	38	14	1	1,061	1,167	2,228	177	300,527	1,698
Nebraska	Hastings	9,338	5-21	2,895	43	1	3	7	10	2	51	53	4	37	12	0			2,187	174	303,607	1,745	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
Nebraska	Lincoln	43,973	5-21	12,424		1	3	13	16	14	199	213	28	134	47	4	3,991	4,417	8,408	175	1,162,175	6,641	Private school enrollment not reported
Nebraska	Omaha	124,096	5-21	28,049	4,000	1	4	39	43	14	442	456	59	324	67	6	9,517	9,470	18,987	185	2,771,744	14,982
Nebraska	South Omaha	26,259	5-21	7,390	767	2	4	16	20	5	139	144	0	123	18	3	2,524	2,468	4,992	184	723,631	3,933	All statistics from 1908-09
New Hampshire	Berlin	11,780																					No report received since 1908
New Hampshire	Concord Union district		5-21	2,782	752	1	5	20	25	10	79	89	11	49	17	12	1,353	1,474	2,827	184	428,104	2,381	Total population of 21497 includes Concord Union district and Penacook district No. 20
New Hampshire	Penacook district No. 20		5-16	447	0	1	1	0	1	2	11	13	0	9	4	0	218	231	449	169	61,885	366	Total population of 21497 includes Concord Union district and Penacook district No. 20
New Hampshire	Dover	13,247	5-16	2,365	875	1	4	1	5	5	39	44	0	33	10	1	754	751	1,505	174	227,712	1,308
New Hampshire	Keene	10,068	5-16	1,349	315	1	4	2	6	4	43	47	2	33	9	3	789	889	1,678	172	230,871	1,342
New Hampshire	Laconia	10,183			600	1	3	1	4	4	33	37	0	28	7	2	510	625	1,135	175	175,875	1,005	All statistics from 1908-09
New Hampshire	Manchester	70,063	5-21		5,000	1	3	2	5	18	152	170	8	142	20	0	3,297	3,224	6,521	180	918,000	5,100	Children of school census age not reported
New Hampshire	Nashua	26,005	5-16	3,458	1,655	1	4	1	5	3	96	99	14	70	15	0	1,637	1,475	3,112	171	439,128	2,568	School census age range, children of school census age and private school enrollment from 1908-09
New Hampshire	Portsmouth	11,269	5-16	2,057	460	1	3	3	6	6	52	58	4	39	11	4	844	952	1,796	175	253,176	1,447
New Hampshire	Rochester	8,868																					No report received since 1903
New Jersey	Asbury Park	10,150				1	2	6	8	4	61	65	7	47	8	3	1,109	1,230	2,339	182	295,615	1,624	Children of school census age not reported
New Jersey	Atlantic City	46,150			400	3	3	13	16	8	183	191	12	156	18	5	3,720	3,290	7,010	186	898,537	4,843	All statistics from 1908-09
New Jersey	Bayonne	55,545	5-20			1	9	6	15	7	210	217	14	186	15	2	4,567	4,512	9,079	194	1,504,858	7,757	Children of school census age and private school enrollment from 1908-09
New Jersey	Bloomfield	15,070	4-20	2,751	500	1	6	5	11	5	77	82	10	56	11	5	1,372	1,379	2,751	189	387,947	2,003
New Jersey	Bridgeton	14,209	5-20	3,145		1	5	4	9	2	56	58	0	46	11	1	1,258	1,282	2,540	186	343,968	1,885	All statistics from 1908-09
New Jersey	Burlington	8,336																					No report received since 1907
New Jersey	Camden	94,538	4-20		2,000	1	9	32	41	9	339	348	8	315	23	2	6,926	7,173	14,099	182	1,888,383	10,527	All statistics from 1908-09; Children of school census age not reported
New Jersey	East Orange	34,371				1	10	4	14	7	146	153	15	109	22	7	2,941	2,929	5,870	187	850,151	4,541	Children of school census age and private school enrollment not reported
New Jersey	Elizabeth	73,409	5-20		5,000	2	11	7	18	10	177	187	0	162	22	3			9,083	187	1,295,712	6,929	Children of school census age not reported
New Jersey	Englewood	9,924	4-20			1	3	7	10	4	54	58	7	39	12	0	993	1,025	2,018	186	280,649	1,509	Children of school census age and private school enrollment not reported
New Jersey	Gloucester City	9,462																					No report received since 1908
New Jersey	Hackensack	14,050																					No report received since 1908
New Jersey	Harrison	14,498																					No report received since 1906
New Jersey	Hoboken	70,324			2,200	1	9	2	11	11	248	259	19	215	17	8	5,260	5,018	10,278	193	1,524,571	7,919	Children of school census age not reported
New Jersey	Jersey City	267,779	5-18			1	24	32	56	29	712	741	5	664	56	16	18,084	18,035	36,119	196	5,634,110	28,818	Private school enrollment not reported
New Jersey	Kearney	18,659	5-20	3,396		1	8	8	16	5	77	82	1	71	10	0			2,709	191	461,235	2,405
New Jersey	Long Branch	13,298				1	5	7	12	4	77	81	4	56	14	7	1,398	1,391	2,789	184	405,076	2,209	Children of school census age and private school enrollment not reported
New Jersey	Millville	12,451	4-20	2,401	200	1	1	1	2	3	51	54	0	48	6	0	1,195	1,207	2,402	190	345,561	1,825	All statistics from 1908-09
New Jersey	Montclair	21,550	4-20		400	1	8	1	9	14	124	138	14	86	26	12	1,945	1,870	3,815	182	534,280	2,936	Children of school census age not reported
New Jersey	Morristown	12,507	5-20		1,400	1	2	4	6	2	40	42	0	32	8	2	834	833	1,667	191	248,455	1,301
New Jersey	Newark	347,469	4-20			1	49	15	64	55	1,211	1,266	113	1,041	70	42	29,012	28,730	57,742	193	8,526,558	44,179	Children of school census age and private school enrollment not reported
New Jersey	New Brunswick	23,388	4-20			1	4	2	6	5	63	68	2	54	12	0	1,423	1,467	2,890	200	406,010	2,237
New Jersey	Orange	29,630	4-20	4,428		1	12	5	17	5	107	112	15	83	10	4	2,234	2,177	4,411	191	631,637	3,308
New Jersey	Passale	54,773	4-20	8,028		1	7	13	20	9	179	188	17	142	19	10	4,078	3,950	8,028	192	1,180,615	6,150
New Jersey	Paterson	125,600	4-20	45,000	5,000	1	24	4	28	23	448	471	22	401	42	6	8,985	8,956	17,941	196	3,308,778	17,199	Children of school census age is estimated
New Jersey	Perth Amboy	32,121	5-20	6,800	800	1	8	6	14	8	118	126	6	103	12	5	2,790	2,825	5,615	189	854,887	4,540
New Jersey	Phillipsburg	13,903	5-20		300	1	5	8	13	8	47	55	0	46	7	2	1,040	1,095	2,135	187	327,114	1,755	All statistics 1908-09; Children of school census age not reported
New Jersey	Plainfield	20,550	4-20	4,500	800	1	4	8	12	4	90	94	8	71	13	2	1,752	1,762	3,514	183	505,779	2,760	Children of school census age is estimated
New Jersey	Rahway	9,337	5-20		200	1	5	4	9	7	44	51	0	41	6	4	769	776	1,545	193	247,640	1,270	All statistics 1908-09; Children of school census age not reported
New Jersey	Town of Union	21,023																					No report received since 1907
New Jersey	Trenton	96,815	5-20		4,000	1	6	34	40	16	321	337	38	230	30	39	6,583	6,658	13,241	190	1,907,383	10,038
New Jersey	West Hoboken	35,403	4-20			1	3	6	9	6	126	132	6	114	8	4	2,915	2,946	5,861	188	833,155	4,561	All statistics from 1908-09
New Jersey	West Orange	10,980	4-20			1	2	10	12	2	49	51	8	37	6	0	947	907	1,854	190	253,926	1,342	All statistics 1908-09; Children of school census age not reported
New Mexico	Albuquerque		5-21		400	1	5	3	8	4	45	49	0	40	7	2	970	902	1,872	172	233,060	1,355
New York	Albany	100,253	4-18	18,663	5,384	1	19	10	29	14	305	319	29	242	37	11	6,021	6,095	12,116	177	1,721,096	9,724
New York	Amsterdam	31,267	5-18		1,450	1	8	8	16	10	88	98	6	74	14	4			3,194	193	539,628	2,796
New York	Auburn	34,668	5-21	3,810	1,588	1	5	16	21	13	135	148	7	114	18	9	1,943	1,898	3,841	184	588,873	3,200
New York	Batavia	11,613	5-18	2,253	417	1	2	11	13	3	51	54	0	43	11	0	862	891	1,753	184	272,338	1,421	Children of school census age and private school enrollment from 1908-09
New York	Binghamton	48,443	5-18	7,946	620	1	8	11	19	16	200	216	13	174	26	3	3,925	3,831	7,756	196	1,286,544	6,564	Children of school census age from 1908-09
New York	Buffalo	423,715	4-18	94,510	23,846	4	59	20	79	39	1,472	1,511	58	1,261	133	59	31,824	30,871	62,695	191	9,072,000	47,250
New York	Cohoes	24,709	5-21		2,000	1	3	11	14	3	77	80	4	65	7	4	1,176	1,237	2,413	190	323,000	1,700	All statistics from 1908-09
New York	Corning District No. 9		5-18	1,820	855	1	2	2	4	3	26	29	0	19	10	0	518	600	1,118	185	155,286	839	Total population includes Corning District No. 9 and No. 13; Children of school census age from 1908-09
New York	Corning District No. 13		5-18	2,000	24	1	2	4	6	3	26	29	0	19	8	2	531	603	1,134	185	155,256	823	Total population includes Corning District No. 9 and No. 13; Children of school census age is estimated
New York	Cortland	11,504	5-18		0	1	3	5	8	3	41	44	2	30	10	2	792	786	1,578	188	257,457	1,338
New York	Dunkirk	17,221	5-18	3,967	1,505	1	4	3	7	3	60	63	4	49	10	0	1,170	1,092	2,262	194	364,355	1,878	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
New York	Elmira	37,176	7-21		1,395	1	10	5	15	12	155	167	0	135	29	3	2,595	2,551	5,146	191	793,509	4,154	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
New York	Fulton	10,480	7-18	1,826	0	1	3	2	5	3	48	51	0	39	11	1	1,073	1,120	2,193	189	312,622	1,654	Children of school census age from 1908-09
New York	Geneva	12,446	4-18	2,590	912	1	3	7	10	4	62	66	9	36	21	0	709	712	1,421	191	211,437	1,107
New York	Glens Falls	15,243																					No report received since 1904
New York	Gloversville	20,642	5-18	3,072	104	1	2	12	14	1	69	70	7	49		14	1,568	1,486	3,054	194	470,908	2,427	All statistics from 1908-09
New York	Hornell	13,617	5-18	2,292	500	1	2	7	9	1	63	64	4	43	15	2	863	1,406	2,269	188	349,475	1,872
New York	Hudson	11,417	4-16			1	2	5	7	4	33	37	0	29	7	1	742	787	1,529	188	199,273	1,093
New York	Ithaca	14,802	5-18	2,381	400	2	4	10	14	6	64	70	5	40	19	6	1,124	1,166	2,290	193	385,582	1,995	Children of school age census from 1908-09
New York	Jamestown	31,297	4-18	6,017	315	1	4	4	8	6	132	138	11	96	18	13	2,790	2,807	5,597	190	851,962	4,523
New York	Johnstown	10,447	5-18	1,915	0	1	2	7	9	3	47	50	4	32	10	4	903	880	1,783	193	286,152	1,500
New York	Kingston	25,908	5-18	5,720	1,086	2	10	3	13	12	97	109	0	88	19	2	1,938	1,927	3,865	187	581,453	3,030
New York	Lackawanna	14,549	5-18	2,228	807	1	4	5	9	0	33	33	0	27	5	1	705	630	1,335	188	167,579	869
New York	Lansingburg		5-18	2,425	500	1	3	6	9	1	60	61	5	48	8	0	1,002	993	1,995	183	284,962	1,621
New York	Little Falls	12,273	4-18	2,109	600	1	4	5	9	5	35	40	3	25	8	4	672	669	1,341	191	203,437	1,065	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
New York	Lockport	17,970	5-18	3,600	450	1	4	10	14	4	89	93	4	72	14	3	1,536	1,517	3,053	191	446,571	2,349
New York	Middletown	15,313	6-18	2,661	367	1	3	10	13	8	59	67	0	54	9	4	1,252	1,305	2,557	189	375,235	1,981
New York	Mount Vernon	30,919	5-18	6,870	660	2	8	11	19	3	159	162	8	119	30	5	3,135	3,135	6,270	188	894,108	4,756
New York	Newburgh	27,805	5-18	5,775			1	1	2	10	96	106	0				2,037	2,041	4,078	183	575,298	3,143	All statistics from 1908-09
New York	New Rochelle	28,867	5-18	6,050	700	1	4	7	11	8	138	146	14	109	17	6	2,674	2,529	5,203	184	710,910	4,067
New York	New York	4,766,883	5-21	1,518	115,617	19	301	625	926	1,843	1,846	16,689	786	14,122	1,317	464	373,829	370,319	744,148	193	133,011,361	586,673	Children of school census age estimated
New York	Niagara Falls	30,445	5-18	7,000	907		6	11	17	6	135	141	19	96	26	0	2,361	2,390	4,751	191	701,522	3,675	Children of school census age estimated
New York	North Tonawanda	11,955	5-18	2,890		1	8	4	12	9	55	64	5	41	12	6	999	981	1,980	188	241,070	1,282
New York	Ogdensburg	15,933	5-18	3,235	1,000	1	2	10	12	3	46	49	0	40	9	0	874	862	1,736	186	273,098	1,468	All statistics from 1908-09
New York	Olean school district	14,743																					No reported received since 1908
New York	Oneida	8,317	5-18	1,373	81	1	4	3	7	4	32	36	0	25	9	2	701	736	1,437	183	211,036	1,153
New York	Oneonta	9,491	5-18	1,433		1	3	5	8	3	37	40	1	28	11	0	653	737	1,390	185	183,150	990	Private school enrollment not reported
New York	Ossining	11,480	5-18		175	1	2	3	5	3	41	44	2	34	7	1	755	858	1,613	183	217,009	1,183
New York	Oswego	23,368	5-18	5,800	1,150	1	4	11	15	5	85	90	0	74	15	1	1,614	1,738	3,352	193	511,329	2,656	All statistics from 1908-09
New York	Peekskill District No. 7		5-18	1,375	290	1	1	3	4	0	34	34	0	26	7	1	606	643	1,249	179	167,438	934	Total population of 15,245 includes Peekskill District No. 7 and District No. 8; Private school enrollment from 1908-09
New York	Peekskill District No. 8		5-18	1,200	75	1	1	2	3	0	26	26	2	16	6	2	548	566	1,114	182	150,603	827	Total population of 15,245 includes Peekskill District No. 7 and District No. 8
New York	Plattsburg	11,138	5-18	2,471	490	1	2	10	12	3	53	56	4	31	8	13	1,507	1,341	2,848	187	354,969	1,898
New York	Port Chester	12,809	5-18	2,545	350	1	4	5	9	2	61	63	6	49	8	0	1,271	1,270	2,541	186	377,383	2,033
New York	Port Jervis	9,314	5-18	2,048	118	1	4	4	8	6	51	57	2	42	10	3	940	1,049	1,989	193	315,810	1,636
New York	Poughkeepsie	27,936	5-18	4,866	1,356	1	5	8	13	11	80	91	5	63	19	4	1,618	1,656	3,274	184	519,891	2,814	High school 188 days
New York	Rensselaer	10,711	4-18	2,410	500	1	4	2	6	1	47	48	2	38	7	1	818	875	1,693	180	224,049	1,245
New York	Rochester	218,149	4-18	41,000	12,500	2	18	33	51	49	724	773	82	518	111	62	13,540	13,124	26,664	186	3,776,450	20,303	Children of school census age is estimated
New York	Rome	20,497	5-18			1	4	9	13	4	63	67	5	47	11	4	1,125	1,095	2,220	187	339,592	1,816	All statistics from 1908-09
New York	Saratoga Springs	12,693																					No report received since 1905
New York	Schenectady	72,826	5-18	13,190	1,958	1	19	10	29	8	281	289	16	237	34	2	5,405	5,326	10,731	186	1,584,825	8,521
New York	Syracuse	137,249	5-21	30,800	1,940	7	20	38	58	41	513	554	39	402	96	17	10,621	10,630	21,251	192	3,478,272	18,116
New York	Tonawanda	8,290	4-18	1,911	150	1	3	8	11	1	43	44	1	33	10	0	853	789	1,642	191	238,107	1,307
New York	Troy	76,813	4-21	11,690	3,500	1	8	19	27	9	203	212	21	163	25	3	3,611	3,347	6,958	181	907,986	5,015
New York	Utica	74,419	5-18	15,516	1,942	1	9	24	33	18	291	309	18	253	29	9	5,646	5,528	11,174	191	1,576,265	8,252
New York	Watertown	26,730			50	2	2	14	16	3	123	126	8	97	20	1	2,453	2,418	4,871	190	708,998	3,732	All statistics from 1908-09
New York	Watervliet	15,074	5-18	3,000		1	3	9	11	2	53	55	4	40	8	3	791	962	1,753	178	259,096	1,446	All statistics from 1908-09
New York	White Plains	15,949	5-18	2,925	548	1	6	7	13	6	60	66	5	47	12	2	1,281	1,350	2,631	186	335,734	1,805	All statistics from 1908-09
New York	Yonkers	79,803	5-18	15,000	3,394	3	11	21	32				17		34	0	6,337	6,218	12,555	186	1,855,374	9,975	All statistics from 1908-09
North Carolina	Asheville	18,762	6-21	6,507	676	1	5	4	9	4	78	82	8	66	8	0	1,879	1,797	3,676	189	493,258	2,623
North Carolina	Charlotte	34,014																					No report received since 1905
North Carolina	Concord	8,715	6-21	2,785			4	0	4	3	27	30	0	26	4	0	812	822	1,634	160	184,480	1,153	Private school enrollment not reported
North Carolina	Durham	18,241	6-21	5,305	100	1	9	3	12	12	84	96	0	72	20	4	1,627	1,874	3,501	185	518,000	2,800
North Carolina	Elizabeth City	8,412	6-21	2,820	175	1	3	2	5	3	28	31	0	26	5	0	750	803	1,553	176	191,664	1,089
North Carolina	Greensboro	15,895																					No report received since 1907
North Carolina	Newbern	9,961	6-21	2,944	25	1	3	3	6	5	30	35	0	28	7	0	713	909	1,623	163	164,960	1,082
North Carolina	Raleigh	19,218																					No report received since 1908
North Carolina	Wilmington	25,748																					No report received since 1907
North Carolina	Winston	17,167																					No report received since 1908
North Dakota	Fargo	14,331	6-20			1	3	10	13	6	68	74	0	58	14	2	1,217	1,240	2,457	189	363,876	1,925
North Dakota	Grand Forks	12,478	6-20	3,500		2	2	6	8	2	64	66	0	50	14	2	1,204	1,289	2,493	190	385,700	2,030	All statistics from 1908-09; Private school enrollment not reported
Ohio	Akron	69,067	6-21	15,364	1,500	1	11	11	22	24	231	255	16	187	49	3	5,751	5,627	11,378	182	1,494,038	8,209
Ohio	Alliance	15,083	6-21	3,394	180	1	3	1	4	13	50	63	0	50	11	2	1,250	1,239	2,489	182	348,350	1,914
Ohio	Ashtabula	18,266	6-21	3,268	250	2	9	5	14	4	70	74	0	65	9	0			2,583	176	383,328	2,178	Children of school age census, average and aggregate attendance from 1908-09
Ohio	Belaire	12,946	6-21	3,960	500	1	4	8	12	9	46	55	0	46	7	2	1,211	1,106	2,317	175	329,875	1,885
Ohio	Cambridge	11,327																					No report received since 1907
Ohio	Canton	50,217	6-21	13,328	1,200		11	7	18	13	187	200	3	166	27	4	3,617	3,777	7,394	184	1,141,608	6,237
Ohio	Chillicothe	14,508	6-21	3,773	600	1	6	3	9	11	68	79	0	67	10	2	1,169	1,159	2,328	190	370,690	1,951
Ohio	Cincinnati	364,463	6-21	81,334	18,200	3	116	2	118	272	966	1,238	34	1,063	129	12	24,115	23,339	47,454	200	7,127,800	35,639
Ohio	Cleveland	560,663	6-21		26,569	9	24	98	122	150	1,786	1,936	105	1,398	249	184	37,853	36,585	74,438	185	10,871,764	58,514	Private school enrollment from 1908-09; High school 188 days
Ohio	Columbus	181,548	6-21	39,674		5	10	41	51	45	546	591	0	477	109	5	10,897	11,180	22,077	182	3,367,783	18,504	All statistics from 1908-09
Ohio	Conneaut	8,319	6-21	1,873	250		3	5	8	8	34	42	0	27	12	3	772	740	1,512	185	228,222	1,227
Ohio	Coshocton	9,603																					No report received since 1908
Ohio	Dayton	116,577	6-21	28,283		2	18	19	37	36	403	439	22	345	56	16	7,609	7,839	15,448	191	2,573,400	13,473	Private school enrollment not reported
Ohio	Delaware	9,076	6-21	2,180	215	1	2	0	2	2	45	47	1	31	12	3	794	835	1,629	182	251,660	1,387
Ohio	East Liverpool	20,387	8-21	5,300	200	1	7	10	17	15	101	116	0	100	13	3	1,231	2,059	4,190	174	589,686	3,389
Ohio	Elyria	14,825	6-21	3,196	300	1	2	10	12	6	70	76	4	50	17	5	1,253	1,210	2,463	182	348,448	1,914	Children of school age census from 1908-09
Ohio	Findlay	14,858																					No report received since 1902
Ohio	Fostoria	9,597	6-21			1	3	9	12	7	44	51	2	39	6	4	896	861	1,757	173	253,964	1,468	All statistics from 1908-09
Ohio	Fremont	9,939	6-21	2,470	450	1	6	4	10	6	37	43	4	29	7	3	704	739	1,443	172	204,508	1,189
Ohio	Galion	7,214	6-21	1,906	145	1	4	0	4	7	31	38	0	28	8	2	768	717	1,485	182	228,446	1,255
Ohio	Hamilton	35,279	6-21	9,990	1,594		10	3	13	20	118	138	0	113	15	10	2,377	2,309	4,686	182	719,446	3,953
Ohio	Ironton	13,147																					No report received since 1908
Ohio	Lancaster	13,093	6-21	3,510	300		5	3	8	7	55	62	0	52	10	0	1,084	1,119	2,203	180	344,772	1,915
Ohio	Lima	30,508	6-21	7,926	1,200	1	8	12	20	8	136	144	0	125	18	1	2,479	2,545	5,024	175	711,375	4,065
Ohio	Lorain	28,883	6-21	6,608	1,000	1	6	5	11	14	100	114	1	96	14	3	2,084	2,022	4,106	187	644,963	3,449	All statistics from 1908-09
Ohio	Mansfield	20,768	6-21	2,946			8	6	14	11	106	117	15	80	18	4	1,867	1,967	3,834	174	549,144	3,156	All statistics from 1908-09
Ohio	Marietta	12,923																					No report received since 1908
Ohio	Marion	18,232	6-21	4,790		1	2	2	4	3	82	85	0	71	12	2	1,573	1,628	3,201	183	471,928	2,586	Private school enrollment not reported
Ohio	Martins Ferry	9,133																					No report received since 1907
Ohio	Massillon	13,879	6-21	4,076	614	1	1	0	1	11	52	63	0	49	10	4	1,090	1,075	2,165	183	347,937	1,901	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
Ohio	Middletown	13,152	6-21	3,387	550		7	4	11	10	41	51	0	42	9	0	1,002	1,058	2,060	193	327,502	1,697	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
Ohio	Newark	25,404	6-21	5,701	600	1	4	1	5	10	97	107	0	84	19	4	1,943	2,001	3,944	181	562,367	3,107
Ohio	Niles	8,361	6-21	2,564	200	1	4	5	9	3	33	36	0	32	4	0	762	744	1,506	176	207,328	1,178
Ohio	Piqua	13,388	6-21	3,600	500	1	3	9	12	4	56	60	0	49	11	0	947	1,014	1,961	173	294,619	1,703
Ohio	Portsmouth	23,481	6-21	6,402	370	1	4	10	14	8	87	95	0	81	11	3	2,050	1,924	3,974	184	589,168	3,203
Ohio	Salem	8,943	6-21	2,193	132	1	3	5	8	3	38	41	0	32	7	2	773	755	1,528	176	235,200	1,336
Ohio	Sandusky	19,989	6-21	6,201	1,500	1	2	8	10	5	72	77	0	64	11	2	1,382	1,447	2,829	185	456,725	2,445	All statistics from 1908-09
Ohio	Springfield	46,921	6-21	12,427	1,600	1	5	2	7	22	151	173	5	147	21	0	3,440	3,511	6,951	184	1,051,836	5,717
Ohio	Steubenville	22,391	6-21			1	5	7	12	80	10	90	0	78	10	2	1,388	1,438	2,826			2,652	All statistics from 1908-09
Ohio	Tiffin	11,894	6-21	3,017	600	1	4	5	9	4	35	39	0	28	8	3	672	657	1,329	186	218,922	1,177
Ohio	Toledo	168,497	6-21	40,761	5,000	2	13	40	53	42	672	714	86	549	75	4	12,268	12,218	24,486	190	3,670,610	19,319
Ohio	Warren	11,081	6-21	3,024		1	6	6	12	9	46	55	0	41	11	3	1,154	1,157	2,311	184	423,568	2,302
Ohio	Xenia	8,706	6-21	2,519	150	2	2	0	2	3	46	49	0	38	10	1	773	818	1,591	181	235,737	1,302
Ohio	Youngstown	79,066	6-21	17,547	3,000	1	6	4	10	30	237	267	0	235	25	7	5,353	51,856	10,539	185	1,493,505	8,073
Ohio	Zanesville	28,026	6-21				2	16	18	13	97	110	0	83	24	3	1,924	2,072	3,996	178	605,556	3,402
Oklahoma	Ardmore	8,618	6-20	2,516	125	1	3	8	11	2	43	45	0	40	1	4	908	1,060	1,968	175
Oklahoma	Chickasha	10,320	6-21	2,800	125	1	6	3	9	7	39	46	0	36	10	0	1,248	1,328	2,576	179	285,220	1,599
Oklahoma	Enid	13,799	6-21		500	2	7	2	9	14	53	67	0	55	10	2	1,007	993	2,000	171			All statistics from 1908-09; Children of school census age from 1908-09
Oklahoma	Guthrie	11,654	6-21	5,200			3	3	6	3	66	69	5	56	0	8	1,110	1,180	2,290	178	324,000	1,800
Oklahoma	McAlester	12,954																					No report received since 1908
Oklahoma	Muskogee	25,278				1	7	2	9	8	66	74	0	64	9	1	1,764	2,010	3,774	166	601,750	3,625	All statistics from 1908-09
Oklahoma	Oklahoma	64,205	4-20	13,789	500	3	7	9	16	14	187	201	8	161	32	0			8,439	172	900,248	5,234	All statistics from 1908-09
Oklahoma	Shawnee	12,474	6-21	5,300	500	1	8	4	12	11	59	70	0	55	12	3	1,626	1,871	3,497	178	373,436	2,098
Oklahoma	Tulsa	18,182	6-21	3,226	160	1	10	2	12	2	77	79	0	71	8	0	1,756	1,754	3,510	177	404,622	2,286	Children of school census age from 1908-09
Oregon	Astoria	9,599	4-21	2,815	56	1	5	3	8	6	35	41	0	32	8	1	752	773	1,525	200	259,200	1,296
Oregon	Baker City	6,742	4-20	2,223	143	1	2	7	9	7	35	42	0	31	11	0	888	876	1,764	173	202,790	1,230
Oregon	Portland	207,214	6-21	34,264		3	49	19	68	39	601	640	0	527	87	26	12,781	12,917	25,698	189	3,749,155	19,837	Children of school census age from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Allegheny		6-21	25,000	4,870	1	25	6	41	27	422	449	44	346	25	34	10,242	10,015	20,257	200	2,820,995	14,641	All statistics from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Allentown	51,913	6-21	6,813		1	2	3	5	34	132	166	0	150	16	0	3,293	3,297	6,590	195	1,210,550	6,150	School census age range, children of school census age, aggregate and average attendance from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Altoona	52,127	6-21	11,000	1,600	1	18	3	21	25	186	211	0	185	22	4	4,052	4,022	8,074	180	1,195,193	6,640
Pennsylvania	Beaver Falls	12,191	6-21	1,550	350	1	1	0	1	3	45	48	0	40	6	2	855	865	1,720	180	250,461	1,389
Pennsylvania	Bethlehem	12,837	6-21			1	2	1	3	10	36	46	0	38	7	1	990	929	1,919	195	293,280	1,504	Children of school census age and private school enrollment no reported
Pennsylvania	Braddock	19,357	6-21	3,500	1,000	1	4	5	9	3	53	56	0	47	6	3	1,184	1,165	2,349	180	313,380	1,780	Children of school census age is estimated
Pennsylvania	Bradford	14,544	8-16	2,950	350	1	5	5	10	8	57	65	0	49	13	3	1,192	1,286	2,478	180	361,788	2,009
Pennsylvania	Butler	20,728	6-21	5,000	700	1	3	4	7	3	68	71	0	61	10	0	1,600	1,615	3,215	180	456,338	2,535	Children of school census age is estimated
Pennsylvania	Carbondale	17,040	6-16	3,600	500	2	4	8	12	5	61	66	0	56	9	1	1,403	1,483	2,886	191	528,070	2,770	All statistics from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Carlisle	10,303	6-21	2,200	200	2	7	1	8	10	27	37	0	29	8	0	835	876	1,711	190	270,860	1,425	Children of school census age is estimated
Pennsylvania	Carnegie	10,009	6-21	2,000	400	1	3	0	3	4	36	40	0	32	7	1	743	721	1,464	180	207,716	1,133	Children of school census age is estimated; High school 200 days
Pennsylvania	Chambersburg	11,800	6-21	2,300	75	1	2	1	3	9	37	46	0	37	9	0	988	1,059	2,047	180	291,960	1,622	Children of school census age is estimated
Pennsylvania	Charleroi	9,615	6-21			1	3	4	7	2	39	41	0	38	3	0	978	1,117	2,095	180	365,760	2,032
Pennsylvania	Chester	38,537	6-21	10,000	800	1	5	25	30	8	142	150	0	134	16	0	2,420	2,580	5,000	190	826,500	4,350
Pennsylvania	Clearfield	6,851	6-18	1,450	250	1	10	2	12	10	34	44	2	31	8	3	761	732	1,493	180	180,849	1,005	School census age range, children of school census age from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Columbia	11,454	6-21	3,021	350	1	2	6	8	2	46	48	0	42	4	2	869	919	1,788	180	268,920	1,494
Pennsylvania	Connellsville	12,845	6-21		300	1	7	0	7	8	37	45	0	37	6	2	902	932	1,834	180	256,320	1,424	All statistics from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Danville	7,517	6-21	1,600	350	1	1	0	1	4	26	30	0	25	5	0	638	641	1,279	180	216,000	1,200	Children of school census age is estimated
Pennsylvania	Dubois	12,623	6-18	2,400	550	1	6	2	8	7	57	64	0	52	10	2	1,125	1,196	2,321	180	341,640	1,898
Pennsylvania	Dunmore	17,615	6-16	3,156		1	3	11	14	4	60	64	0	51	12	1	1,365	1,466	2,831	180	446,220	2,479	Private school enrollment not reported
Pennsylvania	Duquesne	15,727	6-21		400	1	3	6	9	3	58	61	0	58	3	0	1,194	1,171	2,365	180	369,360	2,052
Pennsylvania	Easton	28,523	6-21	5,000	493	1	4	0	4	22	91	113	0	99	13	1	2,163	2,128	4,291	189	664,618	3,516	Children of school census age is estimated
Pennsylvania	Erie	66,525	6-21	20,221	4,200	1	3	20	23	10	250	260	4	218	30	8	4,256	4,337	8,593	190	1,296,033	6,821
Pennsylvania	Franklin	9,767	6-21	2,000	170	1	2	6	8	4	39	43	0	33	8	2	753	852	1,606	180	235,900	1,305	All statistics from 1908-09; Children of school census age is estimated
Pennsylvania	Greensburg	13,012			349	1	6	0	6	9	49	58	0	47	9	2	1,287	1,278	2,565	180	362,112	2,038	All statistics from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Harrisburg	64,186	6-16	8,683	800	2	5	0	5	32	221	253	0	215	30	8	5,268	5,343	10,611	190	1,495,110	7,860
Pennsylvania	Hazelton	25,452	6-21	7,000	1,171	1	14	3	17	14	85	99	0	85	12	2	2,305	2,294	4,599	190	687,990	3,621	Children of school census age is estimated
Pennsylvania	Homestead	18,713	6-21	3,550	875	2	1	8	9	5	52	57	0	44	13	0	1,118	1,194	2,312	180	362,160	2,012
Pennsylvania	Johnstown	55,482	6-16	6,414	3,177	1	20	9	29	25	170	195	4	166	20	5	3,452	3,537	6,989	180	1,043,100	5,795
Pennsylvania	Lancaster	47,227	8-14			2	8	12	20	16	137	153	6	127	20	0	3,074	2,909	5,983	200	1,026,400	5,132
Pennsylvania	Lebanon	19,240	6-21	3,800	425	1	2	2	4	8	77	85	0	73	10	2	2,485	2,484	2,969	180	459,228	2,551
Pennsylvania	McKeesport	42,694	6-21			1	16	3	19	15	166	181	0	155	19	7	3,905	3,849	7,754	168	1,224,502	7,289
Pennsylvania	Mahanoy City	15,936	6-16	3,200	300	1	2	0	2	5	48	53	0	48	5	0	1,259	1,371	2,630	180	409,320	2,274
Pennsylvania	Meadville	12,780	6-21	2,300	177	8	2	7	9	2	53	55	0	39	12	4	953	1,018	1,971	180	291,060	1,617	All statistics from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Mount Carmel	17,532	6-20	3,000	1,200	1	2	9	11	4	47	51	0	45	4	2	1,100	1,020	2,120	180	310,140	1,723	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Nanticoke	18,877	6-21		800	1	9	1	10	9	45	54	0	49	4	1	1,364	1,371	2,735	192	427,106	2,173	All statistics from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Newcastle	36,280	6-16	5,018	854	1	13	5	18	19	146	165	0	144	18	3	2,978	3,019	5,997	180	869,356	4,830
Pennsylvania	Norristown	27,875	6-21		600	1	7	5	12	12	78	90	0	68	16	6	1,602	1,586	3,188	200	536,400	2,682	Aggregate and average attendance from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	North Braddock	11,824	6-16	2,938	450	1	3	4	7	3	50	53	0	48	3	2	1,137	1,216	2,353	190	333,360	1,852
Pennsylvania	Oil City	15,657																					No report received since 1903
Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	1,549,008	6-		50,000	6	110	150	260	373	3,924	4,297	226	3,518	414	139	87,568	86,873	174,441	182	28,079,683	154,709	School age range only listed beginning year
Pennsylvania	Phoenixville	10,743	6-21	3,250	452	1	1	2	3	2	32	34	0	27	7	0	798	778	1,576	190	225,340	1,186	Children of school census age from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Pittsburg	533,905	6-21			2	39	14	53	58	1,313	1,371	110	1,134	94	33	28,589	28,626	57,215	200	8,930,000	44,650
Pennsylvania	Pittston	16,267				2	3	6	9	2	59	61	0	56	5	0			2,162	180	358,200	1,990	All statistics from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Plymouth	16,996	6-21	5,500		1	5	2	7	6	39	45	0	41	3	1	1,161	1,133	2,294	180	360,944	2,098	All statistics from 1908-09; Children of school census age is estimated; Private school enrollment is not reported
Pennsylvania	Pottstown	15,599	6-21		30	1	2	1	3	13	67	80	0	67	11	2	1,445	1,386	2,831		443,800	2,219	Children of school census age is estimated
Pennsylvania	Pottsville	20,236	6-21	4,500	600	1	3	1	4	8	62	70	0	62	7	1	1,666	1,666	3,332	220	519,400	2,597	Aggregate and average attendance is from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Reading	96,071	6-16	16,532	2,000	2	3	50	53	16	303	319	0	281	32	6	5,828	5,580	11,408	194	1,979,964	10,206
Pennsylvania	Scranton	129,867	6-21	35,984	6,000	3	25	26	51	51	459	510	22	429	53	6	10,447	10,693	21,140	196	3,131,100	15,975	Children of school census age from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Shamokin	19,588	6-21	6,000	1,500	1	8	1	9	12	66	78	0	68	10	0	1,810	1,835	3,645	180	547,560	3,042	Children of school census age from 1908-09 and is estimated
Pennsylvania	Sharon	15,270	6-16	3,000	475	2	3	1	4	4	65	69	0	60	9	0	1,121	1,175	2,296	180	372,000	2,067
Pennsylvania	Shenandoah	25,774	6-21	7,000	700	1	4	7	11	5	70	75	0	68	7	0	1,911	2,057	3,968	180	603,640	3,353	All statistics from 1908-09; Children of school census age is estimated
Pennsylvania	South Bethlehem	19,973	6-21	3,400	1,050	3	15	1	16	10	42	52	7	39	6	0	1,187	1,623	2,810	200	424,000	2,120	All statistics from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Steelton	14,246	6-21	2,800	550	1	8	2	10	17	34	51	0	39	10	2	948	869	1,817	180	267,241	1,484
Pennsylvania	Sunbury	13,770	6-21	3,000	0	1	2	1	3	9	44	53	0	45	7	1	1,256	1,245	2,501	180	346,062	1,951
Pennsylvania	Tamaqua	9,462				1	2	0	2	3	30	33	0	30	3	0	820	761	1,581	200	275,800	1,379	All statistics from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Titusville	8,533	6-21	2,045	375	1	2	7	9	1	49	50	8	29	10	3	752	871	1,623	176	224,745	1,274	All statistics from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Uniontown	13,344	6-21	2,286		1	6	1	7	7	47	54	0	43	9	2	1,157	1,129	2,286	180	331,623	1,843
Pennsylvania	Warren	11,080	6-21			1	3	0	3	3	58	61	0	47	9	5	1,063	1,065	2,128	180	298,620	1,659	All statistics from 1908-09
Pennsylvania	Washington	18,778	6-21		400	1	6	3	9	4	84	88	0	75	10	3	1,780	1,730	3,510	180	523,260	2,907	All statistics from 1908-09; Children of school census age not reported
Pennsylvania	West Chester	11,767	6-21	1,950	260	1	6	8	14	8	45	53	0	39	14	0	808	861	1,669	200	273,200	1,366
Pennsylvania	Wilkes-Barre	67,105	6-21			1	3	1	4	31	183	214	4	187	22	1	5,423	5,246	10,669	191	1,674,504	8,244
Pennsylvania	Wilkinsburg	18,924	6-21	4,000	200	1	2	7	9	10	74	84	0	70	14	0	1,476	1,524	3,000	180	426,240	2,368	Children of school census age is estimated
Pennsylvania	Williamsport	31,860	6-21	6,500	770	2	4	2	6	21	113	134	0	116	18	0	2,704	2,793	5,497	180	782,640	4,348
Pennsylvania	York	44,750	6-21		679	1	3	3	6	32	156	188	0	167	19	2	3,471	3,431	6,902	180	974,981	5,416	Children of school census age not reported
Rhode Island	Bristol	8,565	5-17	1,873	63	1	3	3	6	2	29	31	0	25	5	1	589	670	1,259	191	199,535	1,045
Rhode Island	Central Falls	22,754	5-16	5,146		1	4	10	14	5	56	61	0	52	6	3	1,109	999	2,108	188	285,897	1,553	Children of school census age not reported
Rhode Island	Cranston	21,171	5-15	2,984	60	1	6	18	24	3	75	78	4	64	8	2	1,927	1,937	3,864	184	509,680	2,770	School census age range, children of school census age, private school enrollment, aggregate and average attendance from 1908-09
Rhode Island	Cumberland	10,107	5-17	2,552	588	1	4	6	10	4	38	42	1	36	4	1	697	647	1,344	188	192,264	1,025	Children of school census age from 1908-09
Rhode Island	East Providence	15,808	6-15	3,026	145	1	2	5	7	3	58	61	0	52	9	0	1,463	1,402	2,865	180	402,840	2,238	Children of school census age from 1908-09
Rhode Island	Lincoln	9,825	5-16	2,296	612		1	0	1	3	30	33	0	33	0	0	694	688	1,382	190	201,400	1,060	Children of school census age from 1908-09
Rhode Island	Newport	27,149	5-15	4,458	1,057	2	8	9	17	12	85	97	5	72	16	4	1,955	1,922	3,877	187	607,263	3,256
Rhode Island	Pawtucket	51,622	5-18	6,086	2,751	1	11	3	14	5	207	212	24	166	17	5	4,272	4,015	8,287	177	1,033,156	5,822
Rhode Island	Providence	224,326	5-15	40,653	6,431	4	4	7	11	70	735	805	57	608	121	19	17,231	17,050	34,281	185	4,718,403	25,574
Rhode Island	Warwick	26,629	5-18	6,143	1,458	1	11	11	22	12	82	94	0	83	9	2	1,747	1,667	3,414	185	496,540	2,684	All statistics from 1908-09
Rhode Island	Westerly	8,696	5-15	1,510	13	1	5	3	8	1	40	41	0	33	8	0	739	732	1,471	185	218,020	1,178
Rhode Island	Woonsocket	38,125	5-15	8,383	3,058	1	3	1	4	4	108	112	6	97	9	0	2,548	2,563	5,111	182	638,556	3,508
South Carolina	Anderson	9,654				2	1	0	1	8	31	39	2	28	9	0	1,074	1,197	2,271	178	276,256	1,552	All districts from 1908-09; Children of school census age and private school enrollment not reported
South Carolina	Charleston	58,833	6-21	10,000		1	9	11	20	1	129	130	0	105	20	5	2,798	2,914	5,712	185	904,465	4,889	Private school enrollment not reported
South Carolina	Columbia	26,319	6-21	6,200	750	2	2	1	3	6	57	63	0	51	9	3	1,592	1,982	3,574	173	468,946	2,711	Children of school census age is estimated
South Carolina	Greenville	15,741																					No data reported since 1903
South Carolina	Spartanburg	17,517	6-20	4,000	250	1	2	3	5	6	52	58	0	50	8	0	1,512	1,799	3,311	177	399,666	2,258	Children of school census age is estimated
South Dakota	Lead	8,392	6-21	1,991	203	1	2	2	4	5	33	38	0	23	15	0	630	620	1,250	193	187,780	973	All statistics from 1908-09
South Dakota	Sioux Falls	14,094	6-21	3,420	304	1	5	9	14	6	66	72	4	52	16	0	1,308	1,298	2,606	190	397,632	2,093
Tennessee	Chattanooga	44,604	6-21	10,473		2	8	3	12	3	133	136	1	120	13	2	3,025	3,358	6,383	171	833,625	4,875	All statistics from 1908-09
Tennessee	Clarksville	8,548	6-21	3,093	100	1	3	4	7	4	28	32	0	26	5	1	893	1,003	1,896	180	241,740	1,343	All statistics from 1908-09
Tennessee	Jackson	15,779	6-21	7,054		1	6	2	8	7	53	60	0	52	7	1	1,307	1,585	2,892	175	340,209	1,944	Private school enrollment is not reported
Tennessee	Knoxville	36,346	6-21			1	5	11	16	6	114	120	0	102	18	0	2,875	3,036	5,911	190	1,023,720	5,388	All statistics from 1908-09, Private school enrollment not reported
Tennessee	Memphis	131,105	6-21	54,614		2	25	9	34	17	342	359	0	328	31	0	6,863	8,738	15,601	174	1,950,638	11,146	Private school enrollment not reported
Tennessee	Nashville	110,364	6-21	36,248	1,000	2	13	1	14	49	276	325	0	292	25	8	7,777	8,662	16,439	184	2,407,117	13,082
Texas	Austin	29,860																					No report received since 1908
Texas	Beaumont	20,640	7-17	4,150	300	2	10	1	11	11	71	82	0	66	15	1	1,753	1,915	3,668	176	483,734	2,749
Texas	Cleburne	10,364	7-17	2,440	75	2	2	0	2	5	47	52	0	42	10	0	1,179	1,277	2,456	178	316,855	1,769	All statistics from 1908-09
Texas	Corsicana	9,749	7-17	2,334		2	5	4	9	7	42	49	0	40	9	0	1,143	1,232	2,375	176	293,558	1,668
Texas	Dallas	92,104	7-17	16,596		3	25	5	30	22	279	301	0	259	42	0	6,353	6,828	13,181	174	1,688,194	9,705	Private school enrollment not reported
Texas	Denison	13,632	7-17	3,885	350	1	4	8	12	6	47	53	0	43	9	1	1,404	1,484	2,888	184	382,278	2,077
Texas	El Paso	39,279	7-17	6,528	1,000	1	4	12	16	7	136	143	4	110	12	17	2,606	2,443	5,049	171	662,132	3,813	All statistics from 1908-09
Texas	Fort Worth	73,312	7-17		300	3	6	2	8	38	200	238	6	196	36	0	5,658	6,013	11,671	182	1,452,360	7,980
Texas	Gainesville	7,624	7-17	1,728	193	1	5	4	9	5	30	35	0	27	7	1	775	838	1,613	174	210,696	1,205
Texas	Galveston	36,981	7-17	6,560		2	10	4	14	12	93	105	0	91	10	4	2,137	2,423	4,560	171	596,276	3,487	Children of school census age from 1908-09; Private school enrollment not reported
Texas	Greenville	8,850	7-17	1,885		1	9	0	9	11	31	42	0	33	8	1	901	1,064	1,965	178	256,712	1,442
Texas	Houston	78,800	7-17	17,113	1,159	2	22	8	30	30	241	271	4	229	37	1	5,469	6,174	11,643	172	1,559,152	9,065
Texas	Laredo	14,855																					No report received from 1907
Texas	Marshall	11,452	7-17	3,415	200	2	1	1	2	8	35	43	0	35	7	1	1,080	1,283	2,363	180	274,300	1,524
Texas	Palestine	10,482	7-17	2,450	150	1	1	0	1	9	35	44	0	36	8	0	892	1,029	1,921	176	231,701	1,316
Texas	Paris	11,269	7-17	3,020	100	2	1	0	1	11	59	70	0	55	15	0	1,100	1,540	2,640	160
Texas	San Antonio	96,614	7-17	16,999		2	15	21	36	43	251	294	0	246	24	24	6,548	6,862	13,410	167	1,586,785	9,502	Private school enrollment not reported
Texas	Sherman	12,412	7-17	2,862	500	2	4	4	8	5	47	52	0	40	12	0	1,046	1,394	2,440	177	309,509	1,817
Texas	Temple	10,993																					No report received since 1908
Texas	Tyler	10,400																					No report received since 1903
Texas	Waco	26,425	7-17	5,259	900	2	3	1	4	19	93	112	0	95	15	2	2,387	2,699	5,086	174	648,769	3,728
Utah	Ogden	25,580	6-18	7,027		1	9	8	17	18	149	167	10	129	23	5	2,863	2,808	5,671	174	811,234	5,033	Children of school census age from 1908-09
Texas	Salt Lake City	92,777	6-18	21,017	781	1	22	10	32	32	422	454	9	375	59	11	8,919	8,935	17,854	181	2,536,153	14,051
Vermont	Barre	10,734	5-18	2,818		1	1	2	3	6	55	61	0	49	10	2	1,235	1,222	2,457	173	374,631	2,143	Private school enrollment not reported
Vermont	Burlington	20,468	5-18	5,232	1,200	1	4	11	15	10	81	91	8	64	16	3	1,567	1,579	3,146	182	385,294	2,117
Vermont	Rutland	13,546	5-18	2,601	657	1	2	12	14	2	62	64	4	42	13	5	1,146	1,194	2,340	185	339,865	1,837
Virginia	Alexandria	15,329	7-20	5,127	484	2	8	0	8	8	28	36	2	32	2	0	813	967	1,780	193	282,745	1,465	Children of school census age from 1908-09
Virginia	Danville	19,020	7-20	5,052		1	7	3	10	6	59	65	0	58	7	0	1,339	1,530	2,869	174	381,756	2,194
Virginia	Lynchburg	29,494	7-20	6,237	418	2	2	9	11	6	93	99	0	88	10	1	2,127	2,402	4,529	181	652,630	3,630	All statistics from 1908-09
Virginia	Newport News	20,205	7-18	4,173	259	1	5	9	14	5	67	72	0	58	9	5	1,364	1,541	2,905	181	407,250	2,250	All statistics from 1908-09
Virginia	Norfolk	67,452																					No report received since 1907
Virginia	Petersburg	24,127	7-20	6,328	570	2	4	3	7	4	62	66	0	54	12	0	1,559	1,895	3,454	172	481,748	2,801
Virginia	Portsmouth	33,190	7-20	7,683	896	1	10	2	12	9	64	73	0	66	7	0	1,935	2,104	4,039	187	604,571	3,233
Virginia	Richmond	127,628	7-20	29,068	5,583	4	21	3	24	23	374	397	18	311	51	17	7,805	8,978	16,783	179	2,396,094	13,386
Virginia	Roanoke	34,874	7-20	8,167	261	1	10	0	10	18	123	141	0	126	15	0	2,966	3,290	6,256	174	800,400	4,600
Washington	Bellingham	24,298	5-21	6,423	0	4	9	5	14	11	105	116	0	86	26	4	2,471	2,627	5,098	181	702,843	3,883	All statistics from 1908-09
Washington	Everett	24,814	5-21	5,125	308	1	9	2	11	21	81	102	0	82	17	3	1,910	1,949	3,859	191	605,492	3,170	All statistics from 1908-09
Washington	North Yakima	14,082																					No report received since 1908
Washington	Seattle	237,194	5-21	42,176	2,006	6	46	21	67	87	703	790	3	583	183	21	15,931	15,663	31,594	188	4,660,623	24,791
Washington	Spokane	104,402	6-21	19,884	1,628	2	18	20	38	48	362	410	0	326	78	6	8,572	8,724	17,296	180	2,332,264	12,957
Washington	Tacoma	83,743	5-21	20,045	1,025	1	19	12	31	37	262	299	0	238	59	2	6,606	6,409	13,015	180	1,828,795	10,160
Washington	Walla Walla	19,364	5-21	3,628	457	1	6	3	9	10	42	52	0	37	15	0	1,351	1,301	2,652	182	373,100	2,050	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
West Virginia	Charleston	22,996	6-21	6,255		2	6	10	16	8	89	97	1	86	10	0	2,109	2,169	4,278	176	569,754	3,237	All statistics from 1908-09; Private school enrollment not reported
West Virginia	Grafton	7,563	6-21	2,290	180	1	7	2	9	9	36	45	0	36	8	1	656	700	1,356
West Virginia	Huntington	31,161	6-16	5,097	500	1	6	6	12	11	68	79	0	70	7	2	1,569	1,630	3,199	173	451,530	2,610	All statistics from 1908-09
West Virginia	Martinsburg	10,698	6-21	2,478	225	1	7	1	8	8	30	38	0	32	5	1	713	716	1,429	183	196,725	1,075
West Virginia	Parkersburg	17,842	6-21	3,908		2	13	5	18	16	88	104	1	87	15	1	1,946	1,962	3,908	185	559,872	3,007	Private school enrollment not reported
West Virginia	Wheeling	41,641	6-21	10,827	1,693	1	8	4	12	4	160	164	0	150	13	1	2,832	2,924	5,756	185	846,394	4,575
Wisconsin	Appleton	16,773	4-20	5,740	1,749	1	5	1	6	6	93	99	15	52	18	14	1,326	1,378	2,704	175	393,349	2,207
Wisconsin	Ashland	11,594	4-20	5,139	1,006	1	7	8	15	11	65	76	4	50	18	4	1,265	1,268	2,533	184	365,228	1,922
Wisconsin	Beloit	15,125	4-20	4,480	40	1	2	2	4	5	79	84	10	56	16	2	1,658	1,699	3,357	183	459,673	2,512	Children of school census age and private school enrollment from 1908-09
Wisconsin	Chippewa Falls	8,893																					No report received since 1908
Wisconsin	Eau Claire	18,310																					No report received since 1908
Wisconsin	Fond du Lac	18,797																					No report received since 1908
Wisconsin	Green Bay	25,236	4-20	8,011	1,720	2	5	12	17	10	92	102	0	77	23	2	1,930	1,928	3,858	175	613,400	3,067
Wisconsin	Janesville	13,894	4-20		300	1	1	10	11	8	66	74	8	50	15	1	1,057	1,132	2,189	190	383,857	1,955
Wisconsin	Kenosha	21,371	4-20	2,961	775	1	5	5	10	5	76	81	3	66	11	1	1,638	1,639	3,277	186	414,222	2,234
Wisconsin	La Crosse	30,417	4-20		1,204	1	8	2	10	12	116	128	0	102	25	1	2,255	2,193	4,448	192	696,200	3,656
Wisconsin	Madison	25,531	4-20	6,714	1,320	1	5	12	17	9	101	110	9	62	30	9	1,939	2,039	3,978	185	617,767	3,339
Wisconsin	Manitowoc	13,027	4-20			3	8	5	13	12	73	85	12	45	24	4	1,291	1,731	3,022	196	362,872	1,887	All statistics from 1908-09
Wisconsin	Marinette	14,610	4-20	5,859	710	1	2	1	3	6	64	70	6	49	13	2	1,584	1,570	3,154	186	502,942	2,703
Wisconsin	Merrill	8,689	4-20	3,157	785	1	5	5	10	6	45	51	8	31	10	2	833	875	1,708	176	243,349	1,382
Wisconsin	Milwaukee	373,857	4-20	115,996	24,182	4	54	16	70	80	1,070	1,150	110	910	130	0	22,186	20,512	42,372	197	7,401,641	37,572
Wisconsin	Oshkosh	33,062	4-20	10,333	2,042	1	11	7	18	17	134	151	25	91	22	13	2,436	2,553	4,989	194	748,461	3,001	Private school enrollment from 1908-09
Wisconsin	Racine	38,002	4-20	10,907	1,739	3	14	5	19	10	146	156	17	111	20	8	3,085	3,219	6,304	192	951,309	4,949
Wisconsin	Sheboygan	26,398	6-20	8,902	1,600	1	13	3	16	12	104	116	21	71	16	8	1,958	1,871	3,829	200	599,494	3,069	Children of school census age and private school enrollment from 1908-09
Wisconsin	Stevens Point	8,692	4-20	3,217	960	1	4	3	7	3	59	62	4	44	9	5	823	959	1,782		209,000	1,105
Wisconsin	Superior	40,384	4-20	9,762	1,244	2	11	5	16	18	154	172	22	119	29	2	3,338	3,223	6,561	190	929,887	4,978
Wisconsin	Watertown	8,829	4-21			1	3	3	6	5	26	31	0	23	7	1	586	616	1,202	196	200,809	1,024	All statistics from 1908-09
Wisconsin	Wausau	16,560	4-20	5,947	782		6	6	12	7	90	97	14	58	17	8	1,745	1,718	3,463	180	502,451	2,791	Children of school census age and private school enrollment from 1908-09
Wyoming	Cheyenne		6-21	2,460	200	1	2	6	8	2	38	40	0	29	9	2	695	906	1,601	172	266,475	1,549
Wyoming	Laramie																						No report received since 1907
State name	City	Total city population, 1910	School census age	Total school census age children	Pupils in private schools (largely estimated)	Number of high schools	Male supervising officers	Female supervising officers	Total supervising officers	Male regular teachers	Female regular teachers	Total regular teachers	Kindergarten regular teachers	Elementary regular teachers	High school regular teachers	All other regular teachers	Different pupils enrolled in day schools boys	Different pupils enrolled in day schools girls	Different pupils enrolled in day schools total	Number days schools actually in session	Aggregate days of school attendance	Average daily attendance	Notes

Note: Summer school students are not included in total enrollment (column title: Total number (excluding duplicates); Percentage of male and female faculty and male and female students included in this do not appear in the original report were added by EBN.

Source: “Universities, colleges, and technological schools for men and both sexes – Instructors and students” United States Department of the Interior, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ended June 30, 1910(Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1911), 882 – 907.

Revenue Receipts

1910 School Systems – Revenue Receipts in cities of 8,000 population and over

State	City	End of fiscal year	From state appropriations, levies, and permanent funds distributed by the State	General city or district tax levies for school purposes	Appropriations out of general municipal funds	Income from permanent funds held by city district, including rentals	Tax levies made by county, township, or similar civil division	Special taxes, licenses, poll tax, excise, and other privilege taxes	Nonresident tuition fees	Interest on bank balances and sinking funds available for current use	Sale of property, including insurance adjustments	Other sources	Total from current sources	Proceeds of loans and bond sales	Available balance from previous fiscal year	Grand total	Notes
Alabama	Anniston
Alabama	Bessemer		$14,020		$8,000				$1,400			$600	$24,020			$24,020	All statistics from 1908-09; General city or district tax levies for school purposes included in grand total
Alabama	Birmingham	June 30	$70,534		$114,736	$290	$58,095	$14,486	$17,164	$6,375	$20,277	$1,298	$303,255	$366,018	$44	$669,317
Alabama	Huntsville
Alabama	Mobile
Alabama	Montgomery	June 30	$26,079		$54,243								$80,322	$145,600		$225,922
Alabama	Selma	June 1	$8,747	$11,758					$105			$2,204	$22,814		$10,271	$33,085
Arizona	Bisbee
Arizona	Phoenix	June 30											$55,000	$136,000		$191,000	Total from current sources and grand total are estimated
Arizona	Tucson
Arkansas	Fort Smith	May 1	$12,703	$43,551		$4,446		$12,088	$772		$16,600	$22,220	$112,380		$683	$113,063	Interest in bank balances includes in grand total
Arkansas	Hot Springs	June 30	$12,897	$49,738				$11,512	$120				$74,267			$74,267
Arkansas	Little Rock	June 30	$39,550	$127,926				$9,671	$605		$250	$40	$178,042	$59,005	$15,178	$252,225
Arkansas	Pine Bluff
California	Alameda	June 30	$53,576	$63,530			$60,085		$35			$35	$177,261	$150,000	$35,052	$362,313
California	Berkeley	June 30	$84,968	$69,311		$2,731	$156,346		$980			$427	$314,763		$113,031	$427,794
California	Eureka	June 30	$26,067	$34,803			$18,411					$150	$79,431		$26,803	$106,234
California	Fresno	June 30	$58,027	$86,192			$51,836		$334		$2,612	$3,730	$202,731	$168,106	$13,541	$383,378
California	Los Angeles	June 30	$969,107	$973,986		$26,025			$1,092		$1,559	$8,476	$1,980,245	$906,945	$228,111	$3,115,301
California	Oakland	June 30	$205,005				$286,455	$214,597	$567		$1,323		$707,947		$18,984	$726,931
California	Pasadena	June 30	$62,271	$99,029			$61,619		$300		$1,404		$224,623		$139,809	$364,432	All statistics from 1908-09
California	Riverside	June 30	$49,218	$63,816		$50			$166			$90	$113,340		$9,813	$123,153	Tax levies made by county, township or similar division included with state appropriations, levies and permanent funds distributed by State
California	Sacramento	June 30	$64,675	$146,605		$43,668			$4,151			$37,364	$296,463		$56,103	$352,566
California	San Bernardino
California	San Diego	August 31	$60,287	$84,833				$56,860	$2,562				$204,542		$25,609	$230,151
California	San Francisco	June 30	$678,181	$909,679	$120,000	$50,322					$340		$1,758,522	$961,470	$1,329,936	$4,049,928
California	San Jose	June 30	$84,445	$19,825		$30,481						$542	$135,293		$12,739	$148,032
California	Santa Barbara	June 30	$23,977	$49,725			$26,275	$180			$5		$100,162		$3,860	$104,022
California	Santa Rosa	June	$20,620	$13,187			$14,730		$1,955				$50,492		$11,822	$62,314	All statistics from 1908-09
California	Stockton	June 30	$39,764	$105,298			$26,081		$2,092			$184	$173,419		$9,130	$182,549
California	Vallejo	July 1	$27,568				$10,294	$3,518					$41,380		$7,050	$48,430
Colorado	Boulder	June 30		$12,000				$84,000	$2,000				$98,000			$98,000
Colorado	Colorado Springs	June 30	$80,793		$26,767			$111,469	$718		$45		$219,792	$25,478	$353	$245,523	All statistics from 1908-09; General city or district tax levies included with State appropriations, levies and permanent funds distributed by the State
Colorado	Cripple Creek	June 30	$22,732	$111,667						$10,131		$10,402	$154,932		$5,663	$160,595
Colorado	Denver	June 30	$77,642	$251,970	$1,003,533	$34			$1,876	$5,013	$4,993	$7,048	$1,352,109		$99,931	$1,452,040
Colorado	Leadville	June 30	$3,017	$23,361				$27,232				$241	$53,851		$46,986	$100,832
Colorado	Pueblo District No. 1	June 30	$25,932	$113,319								$1,052	$140,303	$31,208	$8,871	$180,382
Colorado	Pueblo District No. 20
Connecticut	Ansonia	October 15	$9,106		$54,493				$48				$63,647			$63,647
Connecticut	Bridgeport	April	$48,138	$79,220	$252,881				$3,593				$383,832		$15,405	$399,237
Connecticut	Bristol
Connecticut	Danbury	September 15	$11,346	$64,246	$10,659	$48			$434				$86,733			$86,733
Connecticut	Derby	December 31	$4,371		$24,773				$207				$29,351			$29,351
Connecticut	Hartford	July 14	$47,000	$367,574		$1,408			$311			$189,054	$605,347	$179,811		$785,158	Available balance from previous year included with Proceeds of loans and bond sales
Connecticut	Manchester Town Schools
Connecticut	Manchester Ninth District	July 15	$4,136		$36,581				$255			$800	$41,772			$41,772
Connecticut	Meriden		$17,035		$136,087	$267			$1,133				$154,522			$154,522
Connecticut	Middletown	September 1	$5,566	$22,376			$11,993		$10,808			$33,185	$83,928		$48	$83,976
Connecticut	Naugatuck	July 15	$7,484	$64,386		$1,705			$772			$1,761	$76,108			$76,108
Connecticut	New Britain	April 1		$154,340									$154,340			$154,340
Connecticut	New Haven	December 31			$697,368								$697,368			$697,368	State appropriations, levies and permanent funds distributed by the State and General city or district tax levies for school purposes included with Appropriations out of general municipal funds
Connecticut	New London	August 31	$9,482		$68,000	$513			$786			$130	$78,911		$603	$79,514
Connecticut	Norwich Central district	August 31	$4,609	$24,909			$12,605		$1,117		$56		$43,296		$1,475	$44,771
Connecticut	Norwich West Chelsea district	August 31	$2,535	$7,083			$11,824		$119			$88	$21,649		$530	$22,179
Connecticut	South Norwalk	August 31	$25,588	$11,656								$126	$37,370			$37,370	Tax levies made by county, township or similar civil division included with State appropriations, levies and permanent funds distributed by the State
Connecticut	Stamford	July 15	$13,149	$103,702					$5,989				$122,840			$122,840	All statistics from 1908-09
Connecticut	Torrington	September 1	$8,714	$56,025					$1,221		$3,563		$69,553			$69,553
Connecticut	Wallingford
Connecticut	Waterbury	December	$44,639	$326,932		$845		$1,350	$1,990			$45	$375,801			$375,801
Connecticut	West Haven
Connecticut	Willimantic
Delaware	Wilmington	June 30	$35,011		$232,525	$384			$1,445	$715		$217	$270,297	$41,125	$23,693	$335,115	All statistics from 1908-09
District of Columbia	Washington DC	June 30	$1,519,705		$1,519,705								$3,039,410			$3,039,410	State approbation is actually a federal appropriation; Available balance from previous year not reported
Florida	Jacksonville
Florida	Key West	June 30	$2,426	$17,115				$1,115					$20,656		$6,147	$26,803	All statistics from 1908-09
Florida	Pensacola	July 1	$6,015	$43,800				$2,150	$40				$52,005	$9,795		$61,800
Florida	Tampa