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1916 Normal Schools, Report of the Commissioner of Education Dataset

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1916 Normal Schools, Report of the Commissioner of Education Dataset

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1916 Public Normal Schools – Instructors and Students

City	State	Institution	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Male faculty instructing students in teacher training courses	Female faculty instructing students in teacher training courses	Total male students, excluding duplicates	Total female students, excluding duplicates	Male students in teacher training courses	Female students in teacher training courses	Male students in business courses	Female students in business courses	Male students in high school grades	Female students in high school grades	Male students in elementary grades	Female students in elementary grades	Male graduates from teacher training courses	Female graduates from teacher training courses	Male children in model school	Female children in model school	Years in normal course	Notes
Daphne	Alabama	State Normal School	5	5	5	5	20	56	20	56	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	10	30	40	4
Florence	Alabama	State Normal School	19	12	19	12	154	214	140	209	14	5	0	0	0	0	8	33	59	72	4
Jacksonville	Alabama	Alabama Normal College	6	12	6	12	132	197	131	196	0	0	1	1	0	0	13	8	72	76	4
Livingston	Alabama	State Normal School	3	17	3	17	0	298	0	298	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	26			4
Montgomery	Alabama	State Colored Normal School (HBCU)	7	24	7	24	290	490	47	27	0	0	82	156	161	307	15	25	108	102	4
Moundville	Alabama	State Normal School	4	3	4	3	22	30	22	30	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	6	50	56	4
Normal	Alabama	Agricultural and Mechanical College for Negroes (HBCU)	19	13	5	2	72	50	27	31	2	1	43	18	0	0	2	2	108	92	4
Troy	Alabama	State Normal College	8	11	7	9	102	143	102	143	0	0	0	0	0	0	14	12	46	65	4
Tuskegee	Alabama	Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute (HBCU)	117	68			907	631	513	389	0	0	0	0	394	242	10	54	92	125	2
Flagstaff	Arizona	Northern Arizona Normal School	6	10	4	6	54	153	25	100	4	6	25	47	0	0	2	18	64	50	2
Tempe	Arizona	Tempe Normal School of Arizona	12	12	5	10	78	285	26	155	0	0	52	130	0	0	16	61	85	135	2
Conway	Arkansas	Arkansas State Normal School	11	5	11	5	128	192	192	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	21	19	28	50	5
Pine Bluff	Arkansas	Branch Normal College	7	5	4	3	80	110	18	22	0	0	0	0	62	88			6	8	4
Arcata	California	Humboldt State Normal School	4	3	1	1	59	247	28	181	0	0	31	66			0	15	24	24	2
Chico	California	State Normal School	9	12	9	12	51	271	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	11	93	189	233	2
Fresno	California	State Normal School	7	15	3	1	15	273	15	273	0	0	0	0	0	0	8	80	155	129	2
Los Angeles	California	State Normal School	17	69	17	69	67	1,741	67	1,741	0	0	0	0	0	0	22	695	236	292	2
San Diego	California	State Normal School	7	21	7	21	8	331	8	331	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	140	163	224	2
San Francisco	California	State Normal School	6	21	6	21	0	494	0	494	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	181	374	309	2
San Jose	California	State Normal School	9	36	9	36	65	938	65	938	0	0	0	0	0	0	18	379	389	421	2
Santa Barbara	California	State Normal School of Manual Arts and Home Economics	3	14	1	2	60	210	60	210	0	0	0	0	0	0	34	156			2
Gunnison	Colorado	Colorado State Normal School	16	19	15	18	69	357	30	300	0	0	39	57	0	0	10	56	145	131	2
Bridgeport	Connecticut	Bridgeport City Training School	0	6	0	6	0	44	0	44	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	19	338	322	2	Statistics of 1913-14
Danbury	Connecticut	State Normal Training School	5	32	5	32	1	207	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	106			2
New Britain	Connecticut	State Normal Training School	4	8	4	8	0	215	0	215	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	85	350	350	2
New Haven	Connecticut	State Normal Training School	4	7	4	7	0	283	0	283	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	123			2
Willimantic	Connecticut	State Normal Training School	2	27	1	7	2	121	2	121	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	43	271	279	2
Washington DC	District of Columbia	J. Ormond Wilson Normal School	0	19	0	19	1	138	1	138	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	50	147	167	2
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Myrtilla Miner Normal School (HBCU)	3	9	1	1	2	115	2	115	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	43	108	81	2
Athens	Georgia	State Normal School	8	30	8	30	27	521	27	521	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	107	80	104	2	Statistics of 1913-14
Milledgeville	Georgia	Georgia Normal and Industrial College	7	43	7	43	0	861	0	861	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	140	80	94	3
Valdosta	Georgia	Southern Georgia State Normal College	4	15	1	5	0	74	0	48	0	0	0	26	0	0	0	5	45	49	4
Albion	Idaho	State Normal School	5	13	4	12	44	96	44	96	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	11	115	126	2
Lewiston	Idaho	State Normal School	9	25	0	3	29	328	29	328	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	66	69	90	2
Carbondale	Illinois	Southern Illinois State Normal University																				No report
Charleston	Illinois	Eastern Illinois State Normal School	13	20	1	8	245	922	245	922	0	0	0	0	0	0	11	41	157	150	2
Chicago	Illinois	Chicago Normal School	21	16	21	16	756	16	756	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	8	283			2
DeKalb	Illinois	Northern Illinois State Normal School	14	36	14	36	116	947	116	947	0	0	0	0	0	0	19	141	211	362	2
Macomb	Illinois	Western Illinois State Normal School	15	18	10	15	305	1,071	150	901	10	15	145	155	0	0	12	78	90	93	2
Normal	Illinois	Illinois State Normal University	26	30	22	20	328	789	190	673	0	0	138	116	0	0	27	93	241	240	2
Fort Wayne	Indiana	Normal Training School	3	13	0	10	0	42	0	42	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	18	142	162	2
Indianapolis	Indiana	Indianapolis Normal School	0	27	0	19	0	125	0	125	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	60			2
Terre Haute	Indiana	Indiana State Normal School	43	30	43	30	1,004	2,179	1,004	2,179	0	0	0	0	0	0	78	125	117	142	2
Shenandoah	Iowa	Western Normal College	3	1	3	1	20	70	20	70	0	0	0	0	0	0					2
Emporia	Kansas	State Normal School	26	52	5	5	1,246	1,971	414	723	0	0	832	1,248	0	0	88	244	162	112	4
Hays	Kansas	Fort Hays Kansas Normal School	15	9			416	623	416	623	0	0	0	0	0	0	18	41	139	152	4
Pittsburg	Kansas	State Manual Training Normal School	24	24	3	3	413	1,417	290	1,043	0	0	123	374	0	0	48	163	134	144	2
Bowling Green	Kentucky	Western Kentucky State Normal School	17	20	17	20	472	1,083	472	1,083	0	0	0	0	0	0	24	51			2
Frankfort	Kentucky	Kentucky Normal and Industrial Institute for Colored Persons (HBCU)	10	7	8	4	113	152	45	67	2	0	20	31	46	54	13	25	22	26	3
Louisville	Kentucky	Louisville Normal School	0	16	0	5	0	87	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	40	150	150	2
Richmond	Kentucky	Eastern Kentucky State Normal School	17	16	13	15	293	880	293	880	0	0	0	0	0	0	6	28	143	145	4
Natchitoches	Louisiana	Louisiana State Normal School	28	26	28	26	243	1,117	243	1,117	0	0	0	0	0	0	32	214	186	222	4
New Orleans	Louisiana	New Orleans Normal School	0	19	0	18	0	266	0	266	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	54	155	185	2
Castine	Maine	Eastern State Normal School	2	11	2	7	8	120	8	120	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	36	60	75	2
Farmington	Maine	Farmington State Normal School	2	15	2	15	3	220	3	220	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	88	73	69	2
Fort Kent	Maine	Madawaska Training School
Gorham	Maine	Western State Normal School	5	28	5	8	14	206	14	206	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	86	90	90	2
Lewiston	Maine	Lewiston Normal Training School	1	8	1	3	0	21	0	21	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	11			2
Machias	Maine	Washington State Normal School	2	10	2	6	8	62	8	62	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	29	75	75	2
Presque Isle	Maine	Aroostook State Normal School	2	16	0	8	1	89	1	89	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	26	191	218	2
Baltimore	Maryland	Baltimore Teachers Training School	1	5	1	5	10	176	10	176	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	81	450	450	2
Baltimore	Maryland	Colored Training School (HBCU)	1	3	1	3	5	44	5	44	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	17	354	358	2
Baltimore	Maryland	Maryland State Normal School	4	12	4	8	13	318	8	147	0	0	5	171	0	0	3	76	23	31	2
Bowie	Maryland	Maryland State Normal School and Industrial School (HBCU)
Frostburg	Maryland	Maryland State Normal School	2	10	2	3	19	185	3	76	0	0	16	109	0	0	1	34	79	106	2
Boston	Massachusetts	Boston Normal School	6	11	5	9	16	176	16	176	0	0	0	0	0	0	12	19	366	356	3
Boston	Massachusetts	Massachusetts Normal Art School	14	9	14	9	63	263	63	263	0	0	0	0	0	0	14	58			4
Bridgewater	Massachusetts	State Normal School	9	26	8	13	33	377	33	377	0	0	0	0	0	0	11	147	220	220	2
Fall River	Massachusetts	Normal Training School	2	5	2	5	0	40	0	40	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	34	176	166	2
Fitchburg	Massachusetts	State Normal School	10	20	10	20	83	273	83	273	0	0	0	0	0	0	32	108	323	314	2
Framingham	Massachusetts	State Normal School	7	28	2	2	0	328	0	328	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	98	139	150	2
Hyannis	Massachusetts	State Normal School	4	11	2	4	9	47	9	47	0	0	0	0	0	0	7	23	130	138	2
Lowell	Massachusetts	State Normal School	6	34	6	34	1	178	1	178	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0			2
North Adams	Massachusetts	State Normal School	3	9	3	9	0	133	0	133	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	51	360	382	2
Salem	Massachusetts	State Normal School	9	21	8	13	31	374	31	374	0	0	0	0	0	0	5	270	331	301	2
Westfield	Massachusetts	Massachusetts State Normal School	5	5	5	5	0	206	0	206	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	89	246	231	2
Worcester	Massachusetts	Massachusetts State Normal Institute	6	10	6	10	5	209	5	209	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	69	202	299	2
Detroit	Michigan	Wales C. Martindale Normal Training School	2	36	1	8	0	313	0	313	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	71	500	425	3
Kalamazoo	Michigan	Western State Normal School	20	35	20	35	244	1,368	196	1,306	0	0	48	62	0	0	60	269	131	116	2
Marquette	Michigan	Northern State Normal School	11	17	11	17	62	620	62	620	0	0	0	0	0	0	9	169	134	154	2
Mount Pleasant	Michigan	Central State Normal School	19	23	19	23	165	822	165	822	0	0	0	0	0	0	52	191	148	163	2
Ypsilanti	Michigan	Michigan State Normal College	36	64	2	21	303	1,330	233	1,251	0	0	70	79	0	0	85	609	252	280	2
Duluth	Minnesota	State Normal School	6	13	6	13	5	435	5	435	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	58	95	96	2
Mankato	Minnesota	State Normal School	11	20	11	20	31	832	31	832	0	0	0	0	0	0	7	155	122	226	2
Moorhead	Minnesota	State Normal School	11	19	11	19	48	889	48	889	0	0	0	0	0	0	10	122	130	158	2
St. Cloud	Minnesota	State Normal School	8	27	8	27	130	933	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	14	131	91	93	2
St. Paul	Minnesota	St. Paul Normal School	4	14	2	4	0	64	0	64	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	21	175	225	2
Winona	Minnesota	State Normal School	11	24	11	24	25	739	20	573	0	0	5	166	0	0	5	157	210	202	2
Hattiesburg	Mississippi	Mississippi Normal College	10	11	10	11	264	721	264	721	0	0	0	0	0	0	35	122	13	12	2
Cape Girardeau	Missouri	Missouri State Normal School (Third District)	21	24	21	24	464	868	464	868	0	0	0	0	0	0	98	231	80	89	2
Jefferson City	Missouri	Lincoln Institute	14	17	8	13	159	184	76	127	24	18	44	27	15	12	9	26	25	25	2
Kirksville	Missouri	State Normal School (First District)	32	22	32	22	367	551	367	551	0	0	0	0	0	0	100	169	140	160	4	Statistics of 1913-14
Maryville	Missouri	State Normal School (Fifth District)																				No report
St. Louis	Missouri	Harris Teachers College	5	9	5	9	0	257	0	257	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	75			2
Springfield	Missouri	State Normal School (Fourth District)	20	25	4	6	567	1,332	567	1,332	0	0	0	0	0	0	20	85	80	84	2
Warrensburg	Missouri	State Normal School Second District)	38	26	4	3	277	867	277	867	0	0	0	0	0	0	80	205	73	108	2
Dillon	Montana	Montana State Normal School	9	10	9	10	9	227	9	197	0	0	0	30	0	0	1	32	240	280	2
Chadron	Nebraska	State Normal School	7	11	7	11	97	309	85	267	12	42	0	0	0	0	6	23	52	55	2
Kearney	Nebraska	State Normal School	12	20	12	20	127	395	127	395	0	0	0	0	0	0	23	92	66	67	2
Peru	Nebraska	Nebraska State Normal School	16	21	16	21	277	1,036	252	1,003	0	0	25	33	0	0	48	143	69	85	2
Wayne	Nebraska	State Normal School	13	11	13	11	300	475	300	475	0	0	0	0	0	0	12	30			2	Statistics of 1913-14.
Keene	New Hampshire	State Normal School	4	30	3	4	0	103	0	103	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	32	300	350	2
Plymouth	New Hampshire	New Hampshire State Normal School	3	8	0	7	0	120	0	120	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	41	121	127	2
Elizabeth	New Jersey	Normal and Training School	5	13	1	4	0	67	0	67	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	17	158	142	2
Jersey City	New Jersey	Training School for Teachers	4	33	4	33	0	160	0	160	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	32			2
Montclair	New Jersey	New Jersey State Normal School	4	14	4	14	8	475	8	475	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	135			2	Statistics of 1913-14.
Newark	New Jersey	New Jersey State Normal School	6	27	0	14	14	608	14	608	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	225	250	350	2
Paterson	New Jersey	Paterson Normal Training School	2	25	2	25	1	137	1	137	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	55	468	478	2
Trenton	New Jersey	New Jersey State Normal School	17	43	15	31	197	911	197	911	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	276			2
El Rito	New Mexico	Spanish-American Normal School	2	2	2	2	10	31	7	24	0	0	3	7	0	0	2	6			2
East Las Vegas	New Mexico	New Mexico Normal University	9	15	9	15	65	102	5	37	18	9	42	56	0	0			80	82	2
Silver City	New Mexico	New Mexico Normal School	5	10	2	3	53	75	8	10	5	6	40	59	0	0			78	90	2
Albany	New York	Teachers Training School	4	4	4	4	0	32	0	32	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	30	395	108	2
Brockport	New York	State Normal and Training School	6	19	6	16	87	239	6	128	0	0	81	111	0	0	3	68	143	150	2
Brooklyn	New York	Training School for Teachers	13	76	12	43	13	1,025	13	1,025	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	444			2
Buffalo	New York	Buffalo State Normal School	6	18	0	1	33	509	33	509	0	0	0	0	0	0	32	212	161	155	2
Cohoes	New York	Cohoes Training School	1	1	1	1	0	11	0	11	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	6			2
Cortland	New York	State Normal and Training School	9	19	9	15	74	381	36	319	0	0	38	62	0	0	21	135	214	211	2
Fredonia	New York	State Normal and Training School	7	20	7	20	137	336	10	214	0	0	127	122	0	0	3	89	160	188	2
Geneseo	New York	Geneseo State Normal School	7	28	7	28	79	393	32	293	0	0	47	100	0	0	16	157	154	169	2
Jamaica	New York	Training School for Teachers	3	17	3	11	8	166	8	166	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	88	309	280	2
New Paltz	New York	State Normal School	7	19	5	17	49	365	6	319	0	0	43	46	0	0	2	126	155	173	2
New York	New York	The New York Training School for Teachers	10	55	10	55	3	790	3	790	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	299			2	Statistics of 1913-14.
Oneonta	New York	Oneonta State Normal School	5	29	5	29	1	502	1	502	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	241	289	282	2
Oswego	New York	Oswego State Normal and Training School	7	15	7	15	48	277	48	277	0	0	0	0	0	0	23	114	211	221	2
Plattsburg	New York	State Normal School	9	14	9	14	40	187	25	148	0	0	15	39	0	0	9	57	99	116	2
Potsdam	New York	State Normal and Training School	11	19	8	16	114	484	19	284	0	0	95	200	0	0	8	113	161	171	2
Rochester	New York	Rochester Training School	2	31	0	10	0	125	0	125	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	34	300	278	2
Schenectady	New York	Teachers Training School	0	23	0	3	0	31	0	31	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	11	314	286	2
Syracuse	New York	Syracuse Training School for Teachers	1	3	0	1	0	58	0	58	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	25	250	270	2
Watertown	New York	Watertown Training School	0	3	0	2	0	22	0	22	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	12	50	52	2
Yonkers	New York	Yonkers Training School for Teachers	3	9	3	6	0	44	0	44	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	22			2
Cullowhee	North Carolina	Cullowhee Normal and Industrial School	7	3	1	1	118	119	116	116	0	0	2	3	0	0	2	0	70	64	5
Elizabeth City	North Carolina	State Colored Normal School (HBCU)	3	7	3	4	90	202	73	161	0	0	0	0	17	41	14	24	36	70	4
Fayetteville	North Carolina	State Colored Normal School (HBCU)	4	5	1	1	108	159	72	98	0	0	36	61	0	0	4	9	20	22	4
Greensboro	North Carolina	North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College	11	65	11	65	0	692	0	540	0	35	0	117	0	0	0	52			4
Greenville	North Carolina	East Carolina Teachers Training School	4	19	0	3	0	246	0	75	0	0	0	104	0	67	0	48			2
Pembroke	North Carolina	Croaton Normal College	1	3	1	3	22	8	6	5	0	0	16	3	0	0	0	0	70	40
Winston-Salem	North Carolina	Slater Industrial and State Normal School (HBCU)	6	11	6	5	196	251	38	62	0	0	23	29	135	160	11	23	106	130	4
Ellendale	North Dakota	North Dakota State Normal and Industrial School	11	10	5	4	95	177	14	117	17	6	64	54	0	0	5	30	40	19	2
Mayville	North Dakota	State Normal School	9	6	8	5	36	213	36	213	0	0	0	0	0	0	5	61			2
Minot	North Dakota	State Normal School	7	10	1	5	25	195	25	195	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	33	93	112	2
Valley City	North Dakota	State Normal School	20	40			131	569	97	553	34	16	0	0	0	0	14	186	113	136	2
Akron	Ohio	Perkins Normal School	1	4	1	4	0	24	0	24	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	11	130	120	2
Bowling Green	Ohio	State Normal School																				Statistics of 1913-14.
Cleveland	Ohio	Cleveland Normal Training School	7	7	7	7	0	254	0	254	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	101			2
Columbus	Ohio	Columbus Normal School	5	19	1	11	0	153	0	153	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	66	253	247	2
Dayton	Ohio	Dayton Normal School	2	7	2	7	0	73	0	73	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	27	200	200	2
Kent	Ohio	State Normal College	14	17	13	9	50	329	50	329	0	0	0	0	0	0	17	101	108	133	2
Ada	Oklahoma	East Central State Normal School	12	9	4	3	525	724	90	160	0	0	435	564	0	0	17	34	46	50	2
Alva	Oklahoma	Northwestern Territorial Normal School	15	17	15	17	300	731	300	731	0	0	0	0	0	0	15	42	67	64	2
Durant	Oklahoma	Southeastern State Normal School	11	9	11	9	200	306	200	306	0	0	0	0	0	0	7	13	60	60	2
Edmond	Oklahoma	Central State Normal School	16	15	16	15	710	2,060	295	915	0	0	415	1,145	0	0	43	97	97	101	2
Langston	Oklahoma	Colored Agricultural and Normal University (HBCU)																				No report
Tahlequah	Oklahoma	Northeastern State Normal School	13	7	13	7	185	555	185	555	0	0	0	0	0	0	7	20	30	90	2
Weatherford	Oklahoma	Southwestern State Normal School	7	8	7	8	308	615	308	615	0	0	0	0	0	0	10	13	30	60	2
Monmouth	Oregon	State Normal School	7	12	7	12	80	707	80	707	0	0	0	0	0	0	12	120	65	70	2
Bloomsburg	Pennsylvania	State Normal School	17	19	17	19	197	459	162	446	15	5	20	8	0	0	38	121	56	57	4
California	Pennsylvania	Southwestern State Normal School	12	21	4	8	162	485	150	473	12	12	0	0	0	0	10	113	75	85	2
Clarion	Pennsylvania	Clarion State Normal School	9	11	8	10	144	322	144	322	0	0	0	0	0	0	8	48	57	54	2
East Stroudsburg	Pennsylvania	East Stroudsburg State Normal School	10	10	1	5	97	233	90	218	0	0	7	15	0	0	14	54	74	85	4
Edinboro	Pennsylvania	Northwestern State Normal School	10	17	10	17	151	361	127	340	10	5	14	16	0	0	21	69	70	80	2
Erie	Pennsylvania	Erie Normal Training School	4	5	4	5	0	23	0	23	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	9			2
Harrisburg	Pennsylvania	Teachers Training School	1	4	1	2	0	38	0	38	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	18			2
Indiana	Pennsylvania	State Normal School	14	34	14	34	263	984	93	702	54	35	116	247	0	0	11	210	137	134	2
Kutztown	Pennsylvania	Keystone State Normal School	16	11	16	11	271	348	264	348	7	0	0	0	0	0	15	33	85	77	4	Statistics of 1913-14.
Lockhaven	Pennsylvania	Central State Normal School	10	9	9	9	159	374	156	373	3	1	0	0	0	0	15	54	70	90	4
Mansfield	Pennsylvania	State Normal School	13	18	11	16	148	366	132	321	16	45	0	0	0	0	19	86	199	215	4
Millersville	Pennsylvania	State Normal School	14	19	14	19	180	380	180	380	0	0	0	0	0	0	25	78	110	123	4
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia Normal School for Girls	4	129	1	95	0	716	0	716	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	319			2
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia School of Pedagogy	9	31	9	1	155	0	155	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	38	0			2
Reading	Pennsylvania	Normal and Training School for Girls	0	10	0	10	0	25	0	25	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	11			2
Shippensburg	Pennsylvania	Cumberland Valley State Normal School	11	14	11	14	166	312	154	273	12	15	0	24	0	0	23	48	90	106	4
Slippery Rock	Pennsylvania	State Normal School	14	16	13	14	155	434	155	434	0	0	0	0	0	0	10	78	134	121	4
West Chester	Pennsylvania	State Normal School	22	21	22	21	161	878	161	878	0	0	0	0	0	0	24	251	150	165	2
Providence	Rhode Island	Rhode Island State Normal School	6	49	6	49	0	452	0	452	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	163	146	165	2
Orangeburg	South Carolina	Colored Normal, Industrial, Agricultural, and Mechanical College of South Carolina (HBCU)	22	9	7	0	221	262	137	176	0	0	84	86	0	0	31	38	145	181	4
Rockhill	South Carolina	Winthrop Normal and Industrial College	12	55	12	55	0	899	0	899	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	118	165	231	4
Aberdeen	South Dakota	Northern Normal and Industrial College	15	18	15	18	175	404	175	404	0	0	0	0	0	0	15	150	72	66	4
Madison	South Dakota	State Normal School	7	13	7	13	40	209	40	209	0	0	0	0	0	0	5	71	88	84	2	Statistics of 1913-14.
Spearfish	South Dakota	State Normal School	13	22	13	22	141	249	110	195	10	15	21	39	0	0	6	24	80	85	2
Springfield	South Dakota	State Normal School	7	13	7	13	68	137	68	137	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	34			2
Johnson City	Tennessee	East Tennessee State Normal School	14	10	2	3	329	610	309	560	0	0	20	50	0	0	22	90	44	65	2
Memphis	Tennessee	West Tennessee State Normal School	14	23	14	23	115	310	115	310	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	29	226	211	2
Murfreesboro	Tennessee	Middle Tennessee State Normal School	13	20	13	20	312	482	86	232			86	100	140	150	11	29	226	250	2	Statistics of 1913-14.
Nashville	Tennessee	State Agricultural and Industrial Normal School for Negroes (HBCU)	13	11	2	0	74	169	13	26	1	27	60	116	0	0	7	13	64	94	2
Canyon	Texas	West Texas State Normal College	15	13	15	13	180	300	180	300	0	0	0	0	0	0	60	37	51	99	4
Denton	Texas	North Texas State Normal School	17	16	17	16	250	386	250	386	0	0	0	0	0	0	15	16	69	63	4
Huntsville	Texas	Sam Houston Normal Institute	15	17	14	13	137	273	129	257	0	0	8	16	0	0	10	14	46	50	4
Prairie View	Texas	Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College (HBCU)	33	14	14	10	220	332	220	332	0	0	0	0	0	0	42	69			5
San Marcos	Texas	Southwest Texas State Normal School	16	16	16	16	151	563	151	563	0	0	0	0	0	0			40	60	4	Statistics of 1913-14.
Castleton	Vermont	State Normal School	2	6	2	6	0	75	0	75	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	55	65	85	2
Johnson	Vermont	State Normal School	1	8	1	8	8	76	8	76	0	0	0	0	0	0	6	34			2
East Radford	Virginia	State Normal School for Women	4	22	4	11	30	474	4	164	0	0	0	20	26	290	0	30	206	226	2
Farmville	Virginia	State Normal School for Women	10	27	10	20	0	619	0	365	0	0	0	254	0	0	0	124	53	118	2
Fredericksburg	Virginia	State Normal and Industrial School for Women	5	11	5	11	0	223	0	99	0	0	0	124	0	0	0	30			2	Statistics of 1913-14.
Hampton	Virginia	Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute (HBCU)	62	68			726	619	8	26	15	0	157	113	546	480	8	24	199	257
Harrisonburg	Virginia	State Normal and Industrial School for Women	7	16	7	16	0	290	0	290	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	66			4
Petersburg	Virginia	Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute (HBCU)																				No report
Bellingham	Washington	State Normal School	11	27	11	27	190	1,082	190	1,082	0	0	0	0	0	0	21	172	170	206	2
Cheney	Washington	State Normal School	15	17	15	17	117	741	117	741	0	0	0	0	0	0	15	92	97	107	2
Ellensburg	Washington	State Normal School																				No report
Athens	West Virginia	Concord State Normal School	9	7	3	2	115	210	11	33	0	0	104	177	0	0	11	33	40	59	2
Fairmount	West Virginia	State Normal School	8	10	8	10	114	268	15	114	0	0	99	154	0	0	9	48	140	145	2
Glenville	West Virginia	State Normal School	7	5	7	5	206	130	206	130	0	0	0	0	0	0	14	12	30	31	2
Huntington	West Virginia	Marshall College State Normal School	10	21	10	21	213	261	17	67	0	0	196	194	0	0	4	34	80	102	2
Institute	West Virginia	West Virginia Collegiate Institute (HBCU)	14	8	14	8	136	190	30	116	3	6	69	27	34	41	8	26	5	16	4
Shepherdstown	West Virginia	Shepherdstown College State Normal School	6	8	2	2	120	142	106	124	0	0	10	11	4	7	14	19	84	102	4
West Liberty	West Virginia	State Normal School	3	7	3	7	100	134	13	18	0	0	87	116	0	0	10	17	22	26	2
Algoma	Wisconsin	Door-Kewaunee County Training																				No report
Alma	Wisconsin	Buffalo County Training School	1	2	1	2	6	36	6	36	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	20	7	7	2
Antigo	Wisconsin	Langlade County Training School	1	1	1	1	1	40	1	40	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	11			2
Berlin	Wisconsin	Green Lake County Normal School	1	2	1	2	8	66	8	66	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	25	4	16	2
Columbus	Wisconsin	Columbia County Training School	1	3	1	3	1	50	1	50	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	30	26	25	2
Eau Claire	Wisconsin	Eau Claire County Training School	2	3	2	3	5	99	5	99	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	28			2
Gay Mills	Wisconsin	Crawford County Training School	1	1	1	1	4	31	4	31	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	20			2
Grand Rapids	Wisconsin	Wood County Training School	1	2	1	2	12	84	12	84	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	28			2
Janesville	Wisconsin	Rock County Training School	1	2	1	2	0	37	0	37	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	18			2
La Crosse	Wisconsin	State Normal School	21	20	21	20	150	334	150	334	0	0	0	0	0	0	40	105	109	111	2
Ladysmith	Wisconsin	Rusk County Training School	1	2	1	2	3	26	3	26	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	14	15	19	2
Manitowoc	Wisconsin	Manitowoc County Training School	1	2	1	2	12	30	12	30	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	11			2
Marinette	Wisconsin	Marinette County Training School																				No report
Medford	Wisconsin	Taylor County Training School	1	1	1	1	0	46	0	46	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	17			2
Menomonie	Wisconsin	Dunn County Training School	1	3	1	3	5	72	5	72	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	33			2
Menomonie	Wisconsin	Stout Institute	19	25	19	25	305	577	305	577	0	0	0	0	0	0	71	166			2
Merrill	Wisconsin	Lincoln County Training School	1	2	1	2	1	40	1	40	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	10	16	19	2
Milwaukee	Wisconsin	State Normal School	30	42	29	29	232	760	232	760	0	0	0	0	0	0	25	284	231	218	2
Monroe	Wisconsin	Green County Training School
New London	Wisconsin	Waupaca County Training School	1	2	1	2	1	49	1	49	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	25			2
Oshkosh	Wisconsin	State Normal School	21	25	21	25	191	380	191	380	0	0	0	0	0	0	67	197	130	126	2
Phillips	Wisconsin	Price County Training School																				No report
Platteville	Wisconsin	State Normal School	12	12	12	12	100	219	100	219	0	0	0	0	0	0	15	61	108	102	2	Statistics of 1913-14.
Reedsburg	Wisconsin	Sauk County Training School	1	3	1	2	2	43	2	43	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	21	18	30	2
Rhinelander	Wisconsin	Oneida County Training School	2	2	2	2	7	41	7	41	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	16	17	16	2
Rice Lake	Wisconsin	State Normal School	1	3	1	3	2	85	2	85	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	24	10	15	2
Richland Center	Wisconsin	Richland County Training School																				No report
River Falls	Wisconsin	State Normal School	17	19	1	7	210	365	210	365	0	0	0	0	0	0	44	73	77	74	2
St. Croix Falls	Wisconsin	Polk County Training School	1	2	1	1	3	36	3	36	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	19			2
South Kaukauna	Wisconsin	Outagamie County Training School	1	2	1	2	3	40	3	40	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	20			2
Stevens Point	Wisconsin	State Normal School	15	22	1	7	86	395	86	395	0	0	0	0	0	0	11	103	146	131	2
Superior	Wisconsin	Superior State Normal School	13	21	13	21	65	418	65	418	0	0	0	0	0	0	13	120	88	123	2
Viroqua	Wisconsin	Vernon County Training School	1	2	1	2	2	55	2	55	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	26			2
Wausau	Wisconsin	Marathon County Training School	1	3	1	3	7	51	7	51	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	22			2
Wautoma	Wisconsin	Waushara County Training School	1	1	1	1	3	39	3	39	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	26			2
Whitewater	Wisconsin	State Normal School	15	16	14	9	113	293	113	293	0	0	0	0	0	0	14	66	118	117	2
City	State	Institution	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Male faculty instructing students in teacher training courses	Female faculty instructing students in teacher training courses	Total male students, excluding duplicates	Total female students, excluding duplicates	Male students in teacher training courses	Female students in teacher training courses	Male students in business courses	Female students in business courses	Male students in high school grades	Female students in high school grades	Male students in elementary grades	Female students in elementary grades	Male graduates from teacher training courses	Female graduates from teacher training courses	Male children in model school	Female children in model school	Years in normal course	Notes

Source: “Table 14.—Instructors and students in public normal schools,” United States Department of the Interior, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ended June 30, 1916, vol. II (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1917), 402 - 409.

Public Normal Schools – Property and Income

1916 Public Normal Schools – Property and Income

City	State	Institution	Bound volumes in library	Value of library, scientific apparatus, machinery, and furniture	Value of grounds	Value of buildings	Income - Student fees tuition and other educational services	Income - Student fees board room rent and other noneducational services	Income from productive funds	Income from State, county, or city for increase of plant	Income from State, county, or city for current expenses	Income from all other sources	Total income	Notes
Daphne	Alabama	State Normal School	2,500	6,000	6,000	25,000	740	1,445			5,000		7,185
Florence	Alabama	State Normal School	6,100	33,750	59,000	162,000	10,530	12,918			20,000	9,586	53,034
Jacksonville	Alabama	Alabama Normal College	2,500	6,000	25,000	100,000				35,000	20,000		55,000
Livingston	Alabama	State Normal School	3,000	3,500		70,000	7,083				20,000		27,083
Montgomery	Alabama	State Colored Normal School (HBCU)	500	5,500	20,000	45,000	5,110				16,000	900	22,010
Moundville	Alabama	State Normal School
Normal	Alabama	Agricultural and Mechanical College for Negroes (HBCU)	6,000	34,000	35,000	90,000	1,659	704			4,150	23,662	30,175
Troy	Alabama	State Normal College	4,000	9,500		50,000	5,968	954			20,000	1,298	28,220
Tuskegee	Alabama	Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute (HBCU)	16,874	4,965	150,835	882,092	15,430	113,179			4,125	216,873	349,607
Flagstaff	Arizona	Northern Arizona Normal School	3,000	15,000	10,000	210,000	1,500	23,000			47,000		71,500
Tempe	Arizona	Tempe Normal School of Arizona	7,000	75,000	35,000	375,000	2,000	30,000		70,000	80,000		182,000
Conway	Arkansas	Arkansas State Normal School	3,000	10,000	6,000	120,000					38,100	2,292	40,392
Pine Bluff	Arkansas	Branch Normal College	3,500	23,100	50,000	25,000	270				10,000	13,636	23,906
Arcata	California	Humboldt State Normal School	1,052	1,500		3,300					7,320	6,781	14,101
Chico	California	State Normal School	19,162	43,198	75,000	230,029				5,354	63,620		68,974
Fresno	California	State Normal School	1,665	9,500	37,000	10,000	1,478				34,250		35,728
Los Angeles	California	State Normal School	27,181	150,000	110,000	600,000					139,600		139,600
San Diego	California	State Normal School	14,702	35,260	100,000	183,250					56,934	2,800	59,734
San Francisco	California	State Normal School	16,084	22,000	120,000	103,000	6,500				48,192		54,692
San Jose	California	State Normal School	15,577	70,000	100,000	455,000					109,987		109,987
Santa Barbara	California	State Normal School of Manual Arts and Home Economics	3,452	31,700	21,000	109,000	5,678				31,400		37,078
Gunnison	Colorado	Colorado State Normal School	4,500	10,000	5,000	55,000	4,850				28,000		32,850
Bridgeport	Connecticut	Bridgeport City Training School	1,914	1,500	15,000	60,500					15,858		15,858	Statistics of 1913-14
Danbury	Connecticut	State Normal Training School	5,000	25,000	30,000	100,000					27,500		27,500
New Britain	Connecticut	State Normal Training School	10,000								21,250		21,250
New Haven	Connecticut	State Normal Training School	15,000	25,000	30,000	100,000					23,000		23,000
Willimantic	Connecticut	State Normal Training School	13,000	30,000	40,000	200,000					38,250		38,250
Washington DC	District of Columbia	J. Ormond Wilson Normal School	97,000	40,000	60,000	256,000					35,975		35,975
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Myrtilla Miner Normal School (HBCU)	5,369		36,000	200,000
Athens	Georgia	State Normal School	8,000	20,000	100,000	200,000	5,551	38,383			47,500		91,434	Statistics of 1913-14
Milledgeville	Georgia	Georgia Normal and Industrial College	7,500	82,000	100,000	300,000	7,140	75,157			57,500		139,797
Valdosta	Georgia	Southern Georgia State Normal College	755	10,000	60,000	55,000	2,162	4,947			25,000	3,107	35,216
Albion	Idaho	State Normal School	5,000	30,000	5,000	180,000	2,820	2,598	12670		47,175	612	65,875
Lewiston	Idaho	State Normal School	8,000	47,989	50,317	168,189	1,184		13143	4,495	57,969		76,791
Carbondale	Illinois	Southern Illinois State Normal University												No report
Charleston	Illinois	Eastern Illinois State Normal School	17,290	101,788	15,000	380,200	7,113	20,068			79,942		107,123
Chicago	Illinois	Chicago Normal School	26,000	61,514	23,576	951,715				66,215	146,093		212,308
DeKalb	Illinois	Northern Illinois State Normal School	20,000	25,000	50,000	600,000	2,549				93,500		96,049
Macomb	Illinois	Western Illinois State Normal School	14,000	100,000	30,000	470,000	5,899				74,250		80,149
Normal	Illinois	Illinois State Normal University	29,600	76,377	96,500	510,000	10,652		6493	30,000	130,000		177,145
Fort Wayne	Indiana	Normal Training School	3,049	4,200		25,000
Indianapolis	Indiana	Indianapolis Normal School	1,000								20,000		20,000
Terre Haute	Indiana	Indiana State Normal School	66,000	265,000	195,000	600,000	7,618				266,000		273,618
Shenandoah	Iowa	Western Normal College	2,000	2,900	10,000	30,000					25,700		25,700
Emporia	Kansas	State Normal School	36,712	100,000	110,000	500,000	24,191		14403		157,755		196,349
Hays	Kansas	Fort Hays Kansas State Normal School	5,300	12,000	200,000	150,000	3,126		14213		52,500		69,839
Pittsburg	Kansas	State Manual Training Normal School	8,000	50,000	50,000	305,000	11,000				108,500		119,500
Bowling Green	Kentucky	Western Kentucky State Normal School	8,495	12,000		325,000	12,980				70,000		82,980
Frankfort	Kentucky	Kentucky Normal and Industrial Institute for Colored Persons (HBCU)	2,000	8,872	34,000	90,000	300	7,602			13,000	10,005	30,907
Louisville	Kentucky	Lousiville Normal School
Richmond	Kentucky	Eastern Kentucky State Normal School	3,000	42,500	128,168	224,914	6,300	32,660			75,000	15,275	129,235
Natchitoches	Louisiana	Louisiana State Normal School	8,678	97,315	16,884	347,550	16,031	76,928		8,000	75,292	822	177,073
New Orleans	Louisiana	New Orleans Normal School	2,426	6,000	20,000	5,000
Castine	Maine	Eastern State Normal School	2,500	10,000	8,000	100,000					15,000		15,000
Farmington	Maine	Farmington State Normal School	4,200	10,500	15,000	135,000	250	11,070		30,000	16,000		57,320
Fort Kent	Maine	Madawaska Training School
Gorham	Maine	Western State Normal School	1,653	16,500	13,000	200,000				41,000	20,000		61,000
Lewiston	Maine	Lewiston Normal Training School	1,000
Machias	Maine	Washington State Normal School	700	2,900	4,000	67,000				25,000	12,000		37,000
Presque Isle	Maine	Aroostook State Normal School	1,639	7,500	2,000	115,000					15,000		15,000
Baltimore	Maryland	Baltimore Teachers Training School	7,685				336				22,840		23,176
Baltimore	Maryland	Colored Training School (HBCU)	150
Baltimore	Maryland	Maryland State Normal School	5,000	30,000	25,000	200,000	1,830				21,000	494	23,324
Bowie	Maryland	Maryland State Normal School and Industrial School (HBCU)												No report
Frostburg	Maryland	Maryland State Normal School	500	5,000	5,000	50,000					10,000		10,000
Boston	Massachusetts	Boston Normal School	3,000
Boston	Massachusetts	Massachusetts Normal Art School	900	20,000	109,100	85,900	500				51,545		52,045
Bridgewater	Massachusetts	State Normal School	13,209	20,000	37,750	637,875	650	46,200			67,010		113,860
Fall River	Massachusetts	Normal Training School	570
Fitchburg	Massachusetts	State Normal School	8,495			480,000	665	15,735			69,812		86,212
Framingham	Massachusetts	State Normal School	5,729	20,125	9,832	366,241	75	20,521		145,000	57,370		222,966
Hyannis	Massachusetts	State Normal School	2,500	32,200	10,000	124,000	493	15,862			27,380		43,735
Lowell	Massachusetts	State Normal School	2,500		20,664	232,087	203				61,196		61,399
North Adams	Massachusetts	State Normal School	7,200	35,000	50,000	195,000	680				42,307		42,987
Salem	Massachusetts	State Normal School	6,221	35,000	55,000	450,000	450				63,537		63,987
Westfield	Massachusetts	Massachusetts State Normal School	4,000		22,000	220,000	175	13,859			32,870	134	47,038
Worcester	Massachusetts	Massachusetts State Normal Institute	15,500	15,000	40,000	100,000	100	2,373		10,000	39,610		52,083
Detroit	Michigan	Wales C. Martindale Normal Training School	9,000	15,000	165,000
Kalamazoo	Michigan	Western State Normal School	13,427	65,000	85,000	315,000	14,855			50,000	110,000		174,855
Marquette	Michigan	Northern State Normal School	20,297	79,913	27,184	242,722	6,742			98,145	56,430		161,317
Mount Pleasant	Michigan	Central State Normal School	18,000	40,000	30,000	400,000	8,638				90,000		98,638
Ypsilanti	Michigan	Michigan State Normal College	38,000	145,211	41,888	571,348	29,296		5025	100,000	185,000		319,321
Duluth	Minnesota	State Normal School	7,000	20,000	50,000	325,000	800		800		35,000		36,600
Mankato	Minnesota	State Normal School	12,210	60,000	75,600	327,000	3,445		1285	3,250	61,000	957	69,937
Moorhead	Minnesota	State Normal School	10,493	52,100	18,000	280,000				100,000	71,050	5,900	176,950
St. Cloud	Minnesota	State Normal School				281,000	3,953			2,000	65,752		71,705
St. Paul	Minnesota	St. Paul Normal School	8,400	5,000	75,000	50,000					23,184		23,184
Winona	Minnesota	State Normal School	12,000	25,000	60,000	450,000	5,000	23,600	1000		58,500	4,000	92,100
Hattiesburg	Mississippi	Mississippi Normal College	1,200	30,557	50,600	380,000	3,075	38,165		1,500	47,000		89,740
Cape Girardeau	Missouri	Missouri State Normal School (Third District)	12,147	60,000	100,000	740,000	13,669	6,105	55	6,500	93,000	1,290	120,619
Jefferson City	Missouri	Lincoln Institute	4,637	31,000	50,000	145,000	1,790				40,103	4,107	46,000
Kirksville	Missouri	State Normal School (First District)	20,000	35,000	30,000	167,000	10,410			67,895	6,050		84,355	Statistics of 1913-14
Maryville	Missouri	State Normal School (Fifth District)												No report
St. Louis	Missouri	Harris Teachers College			20,800	153,661
Springfield	Missouri	State Normal School (Fourth District)	4,200	46,500	53,500	302,000	18,816				85,500		104,316
Warrensburg	Missouri	State Normal School Second District)	18,678	35,000	16,000	85,000	12,000				110,000		122,000
Dillon	Montana	Montana State Normal School	10,150	18,500	15,000	200,000	1,343				58,425		59,768
Chadron	Nebraska	State Normal School	4,000	15,000	4,000	85,000					40,000		40,000
Kearney	Nebraska	State Normal School	10,493	50,000	40,000	235,000	1,090	1,176			70,000	3,480	75,746
Peru	Nebraska	Nebraska State Normal School	27,000	100,000	20,000	300,000	3,817	1,921			85,000		90,738
Wayne	Nebraska	State Normal School	4,000			100,000		3,000			85,000		88,000	Statistics of 1913-14
Keene	New Hampshire	State Normal School	1,597	5,000	15,000	150,000	8,892	106			19,000	130	28,128
Plymouth	New Hampshire	New Hampshire State Normal School	6,000	17,000	3,000	40,000					26,500	3,000	29,500
Elizabeth	New Jersey	Normal and Training School	550	1,000
Jersey City	New Jersey	Training School for Teachers
Montclair	New Jersey	New Jersey State Normal School	6,060	49,893	55,299	250,431				3,000	62,289		65,289	Statistics of 1913-14
Newark	New Jersey	New Jersey State Normal School	7,000	20,000	100,000	300,000					73,000		73,000
Paterson	New Jersey	Paterson Normal Training School	800	30,000	12,000	134,000					31,500		31,500
Trenton	New Jersey	New Jersey State Normal School	6,000	59,000	155,000	480,000	26,569	67,998	170	20,500	101,000		216,237
El Rito	New Mexico	Spanish-American Normal School	200	5,000	1,000	40,000					6,500		6,500
East Las Vegas	New Mexico	New Mexico Normal University	8,500	5,000	19,000	90,000	7,696	6,191			37,112	366	51,365
Silver City	New Mexico	New Mexico Normal School	6,000	12,000	5,000	125,000	2,000	9,180		8,000	30,000	500	49,680
Albany	New York	Teachers Training School
Brockport	New York	State Normal and Training School	13,360	29,500		300,000	1,341				46,686		48,027
Brooklyn	New York	Training School for Teachers	5,850	17,000
Buffalo	New York	Buffalo State Normal School	6,500	55,652	50,000	425,000	777			2,480	51,584	33,774	88,615
Cohoes	New York	Cohoes Training School	300
Cortland	New York	State Normal and Training School	13,000	68,574		272,200	786			2,500	50,000	265	53,551
Fredonia	New York	State Normal and Training School	4,480	25,000	10,000	315,000	446	50		11,875	46,005	856	59,232
Geneseo	New York	Geneseo State Normal School	9,847	23,336		280,186				3,500	50,000		53,500
Jamaica	New York	Training School for Teachers	6,500	13,800	40,000	150,000
New Paltz	New York	State Normal School	8,000	13,000		200,000	600			2,400	44,000		47,000
New York	New York	The New York Training School for Teachers	7,060	10,000
Oneonta	New York	Oneonta State Normal School	5,168	20,833	10,000	215,000	2,860			5,650	49,449		57,959
Oswego	New York	Oswego State Normal and Training School	20,000	30,000	25,000	375,000				5,000	51,000		56,000
Plattsburg	New York	State Normal School	8,000	12,000		145,000					42,222		42,222
Potsdam	New York	State Normal and Training School	4,811	57,561		261,000	40			2,000	52,000	8,438	62,478
Rochester	New York	Rochester Training School
Schenectady	New York	Teachers Training School	300								20,500		20,500
Syracuse	New York	Syracuse Training School for Teachers	500				44				4,030		4,074
Watertown	New York	Watertown Training School	190	1,100	10,000					65,000	3,000		68,000
Yonkers	New York	Yonkers Training School for Teachers	800
Cullowhee	North Carolina	Cullowhee Normal and Industrial School	200	4,000	5,000	90,000				15,000	10,000		25,000
Elizabeth City	North Carolina	State Colored Normal School (HBCU)	566	10,200	7,500	33,000	554				5,000	1,271	6,825
Fayetteville	North Carolina	State Colored Normal School (HBCU)	72		5,000	26,000	4,800	5,014	200	456	198	100	10,768
Greensboro	North Carolina	North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College	8,000		75,000	600,000	24,200	76,788		15,000	100,000	4,600	220,588
Greenville	North Carolina	East Carolina Teachers Training School	1,774	41,570		212,920	2,814	36,799		9,348	48,750	14,118	111,829
Pembroke	North Carolina	Croaton Normal College	135		1,000	3,000	70			3,800	2,500		6,370
Winston-Salem	North Carolina	Slater Industrial and State Normal School (HBCU)		4,926		41,784	1,036	3,745		5,979	5,300	998	17,058
Ellendale	North Dakota	North Dakota State Normal and Industrial School	3,400	37,340	4,000	118,660	2,143	5,438	17415		15,356	2,519	42,871
Mayville	North Dakota	State Normal School	6,000	28,350	18,750	226,573	2,050	19,064			62,500		83,614
Minot	North Dakota	State Normal School	1,200	8,000	32,000	245,000	3,500	13,000		25,000	30,000		71,500
Valley City	North Dakota	State Normal School	11,078	63,000	20,000	348,250	18,000				79,989		97,989
Akron	Ohio	Perkins Normal School	500	2,000	10,000	25,000					5,000		5,000
Bowling Green	Ohio	State Normal School												No report
Cleveland	Ohio	Cleveland Normal Training School	6,000	10,000	25,000	250,000
Columbus	Ohio	Columbus Normal School	800
Dayton	Ohio	Dayton Normal School
Kent	Ohio	State Normal College	12,000	65,000	8,500	500,910		12,600		165,000	71,500		249,100
Ada	Oklahoma	East Central State Normal School	3,000	18,193	12,500	100,000					39,000		39,000
Alva	Oklahoma	Northwestern Territorial Normal School	7,500	24,000	40,000	150,000					38,000		38,000
Durant	Oklahoma	Southeastern State Normal School												No report
Edmond	Oklahoma	Central State Normal School	11,000	20,000	20,000	140,000					52,500		52,500
Langston	Oklahoma	Colored Agricultural and Normal University (HBCU)
Tahlequah	Oklahoma	Northeastern State Normal School	2,000		10,000	50,000					33,345		33,345
Weatherford	Oklahoma	Southwestern State Normal School	8,000	22,865	40,000	100,000					33,000		33,000
Monmouth	Oregon	State Normal School	4,000	10,000	20,000	175,000	6,483			50,000	38,171		94,654
Bloomsburg	Pennsylvania	State Normal School	7,111	52,677		417,198	37,890	69,010			10,000	3,026	119,926
California	Pennsylvania	Southwestern State Normal School	8,100	34,620		373,950	32,912	36,274			10,000	8,266	87,452
Clarion	Pennsylvania	Clarion State Normal School	4,000	40,500		335,000	25,000	46,145			6,945		78,090
East Stroudsburg	Pennsylvania	East Stroudsburg State Normal School	3,120	28,384	35,109	212,816	15,292	43,118				3,053	61,463
Edinboro	Pennsylvania	Northwestern State Normal School	11,443	41,425		231,825	28,192	26,149			10,000	855	65,196
Erie	Pennsylvania	Erie Normal Training School
Harrisburg	Pennsylvania	Teachers Training School
Indiana	Pennsylvania	State Normal School	8,038	109,993		580,000	74,527	137,620	22224		17,721	28,500	280,592
Kutztown	Pennsylvania	Keystone State Normal School	11,759	65,670		584,643	20,000	37,009			10,000	1,504	68,513	Statistics of 1913-14
Lockhaven	Pennsylvania	Central State Normal School	3,000	30,000		310,000	16,406	28,665			10,000		55,071
Mansfield	Pennsylvania	State Normal School	6,046	175,814		510,000	28,232	57,211			10,000		95,443
Millersville	Pennsylvania	State Normal School	17,014	89,360		596,845	28,367	47,556			10,000	13,307	99,230
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia Normal School for Girls	8,484	21,000	91,346	340,310				3,730	98,875		102,605
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia School of Pedagogy	1,550	7,445	15,000	10,000					22,632		22,632
Reading	Pennsylvania	Normal and Training School for Girls	300
Shippensburg	Pennsylvania	Cumberland Valley State Normal School	6,501	38,200		300,000	19,337	28,100			10,000	14,445	71,882
Slippery Rock	Pennsylvania	State Normal School	6,042	26,000	30,000	294,000	25,000	41,540		10,000	15,000		91,540
West Chester	Pennsylvania	State Normal School	17,771	66,600		828,480	50,000	126,350			10,000		186,350
Providence	Rhode Island	Rhode Island State Normal School	19,200	150,200	100,000	550,000	13,000				68,000		81,000
Orangeburg	South Carolina	Colored Normal, Industrial, Agricultural, and Mechanical College of South Carolina (HBCU)	1,700	18,300	40,000	232,000				2,000	13,000	48,426	63,426
Rockhill	South Carolina	Winthrop Normal and Industrial College	16,282	125,578	112,791	692,187	31,225	86,882		12,950	107,987	11,448	250,492
Aberdeen	South Dakota	Northern Normal and Industrial College	5,100	36,000	58,000	194,000	9,500	15,500	5000	4,000	49,000		83,000
Madison	South Dakota	State Normal School	7,000	15,000	40,000	171,570	2,640	10,900		12,500	36,000	200	62,240	Statistics of 1913-14
Spearfish	South Dakota	State Normal School	14,165	50,000	25,000	200,000	8,000	10,500	6000	13,000	46,000		83,500
Springfield	South Dakota	State Normal School	2,725	25,500	8,250	102,300	2,015	1,101	6515		23,000	910	33,541
Johnson City	Tennessee	East Tennessee State Normal School	2,000	10,000	60,000	200,000	5,184	16,921			49,179	451	71,735
Memphis	Tennessee	West Tennessee State Normal School	6,000	50,000	100,000	400,000	2,296	18,840			62,787		83,923
Murfreesboro	Tennessee	Middle Tennessee State Normal School												No report
Nashville	Tennessee	State Agricultural and Industrial Normal School for Negroes (HBCU)	3,000	15,143	48,127	92,200	3,630	18,507			24,189	16,676	63,002
Canyon	Texas	West Texas State Normal College	6,000	7,500	4,000					5,000	40,000		45,000	Statistics of 1913-14
Denton	Texas	North Texas State Normal School	5,000	60,000	26,000	200,000	9,000				60,000		69,000
Huntsville	Texas	Sam Houston Normal Institute	10,000	35,000	20,000	105,000	5,712			6,000	65,700		77,412
Prairie View	Texas	Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College (HBCU)	2,200	2,500	75,000	128,000		46,677	2209	44,000	17,500	4,983	115,369
San Marcos	Texas	Southwest Texas State Normal School	23,500	15,000	25,000	125,000	12,529			13,800	61,000		87,329	Statistics of 1913-14
Castleton	Vermont	State Normal School	3,500	9,000		18,000		8,500			10,000	175	18,675
Johnson	Vermont	State Normal School	8,000	14,000	10,000	22,000	120	2,920			12,500		15,540
East Radford	Virginia	State Normal School for Women	1,200	35,397	20,000	140,000	145	25,121		42,000	31,300		98,566
Farmville	Virginia	State Normal School for Women	7,482	48,000	45,000	325,000	7,430	63,634			66,000		137,064
Fredericksburg	Virginia	State Normal and Industrial School for Women	3,200	25,000	25,000	225,000	1,700	22,780	660	37,500	35,000	300	97,940	Statistics of 1913-14
Hampton	Virginia	Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute (HBCU)	35,419	201,400	93,000	850,000		106,936	121947		2,560	354,228	585,671
Harrisonburg	Virginia	State Normal and Industrial School for Women	3,700	21,996	33,813	164,319	3,245	32,462		50,000	35,000		120,707
Petersburg	Virginia	Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute (HBCU)
Bellingham	Washington	State Normal School	14,000	107,956	44,017	236,361	7,850	14,730		4,000	82,350		108,930
Cheney	Washington	State Normal School	7,000	44,000	28,000	458,000	4,000			50,000	113,000		167,000
Ellensburg	Washington	State Normal School												No report
Athens	West Virginia	Concord State Normal School	600	5,000	6,000	50,000	3,000	4,600		5,000	6,000		18,600
Fairmount	West Virginia	State Normal School	4,000	10,000	75,000	50,000	1,800				48,000		49,800
Glenville	West Virginia	State Normal School	4,000	5,000	10,000	90,000	2,000				18,500		20,500
Huntington	West Virginia	Marshall College State Normal School	7,000	25,000	100,000	150,000	12,164	8,569	0	40,000	15,500		76,233
Institute	West Virginia	West Virginia Collegiate Institute (HBCU)	675	101,346	12,650	145,125	525	14,102		8,500	32,000	10,402	65,529
Shepherdstown	West Virginia	Shepherdstown College State Normal School	5,097	18,000	30,000	90,000	1,875			13,000	13,725		28,600
West Liberty	West Virginia	State Normal School	4,500	2,500	800	20,000	560	10		200	1,200	13,500	15,470
Algoma	Wisconsin	Door-Kewaunee County Training												No report
Alma	Wisconsin	Buffalo County Training School	1,200	800	400	7,000					4,000		4,000
Antigo	Wisconsin	Langlade County Training School	200	1,000			134				4,500	29	4,663
Berlin	Wisconsin	Green Lake County Normal School	1,500	800	10,000	25,000	250				4,500		4,750
Columbus	Wisconsin	Columbia County Training School	550	2,500	3,000	32,000	400			500	6,000		6,900
Eau Claire	Wisconsin	Eau Claire County Training School	1,000	2,000	20,000	7,000	1,500				6,000		7,500
Gay Mills	Wisconsin	Crawford County Training School	200	500			78				3,150		3,228
Grand Rapids	Wisconsin	Wood County Training School	1,000	1,500	2,000	27,000	415				6,500		6,915
Janesville	Wisconsin	Rock County Training School	600	1,300			56				5,922	153	6,131
La Crosse	Wisconsin	State Normal School	10,000	50,000	25,000	260,000				102,000	85,000		187,000
Ladysmith	Wisconsin	Rusk County Training School		2,500	4,000	13,000	90				5,000	100	5,190
Manitowoc	Wisconsin	Manitowoc County Training School	450	1,000			151				5,500		5,651	Statistics of 1913-14
Marinette	Wisconsin	Marinette County Training School												No report
Medford	Wisconsin	Taylor County Training School	400	1,000			110			1,800	3,000	77	4,987
Menomonie	Wisconsin	Dunn County Training School	1,000	1,600	5,000	20,000	388				7,688	174	8,250
Menomonie	Wisconsin	Stout Institute	5,698	8,295	63,500	371,253	77,982	32,198		50,000	20,000		180,180
Merrill	Wisconsin	Lincoln County Training School	937	3,000	5,000	10,000					6,000	38	6,038
Milwaukee	Wisconsin	State Normal School	24,547	25,003		250,000				39,168	137,077		176,245
Monroe	Wisconsin	Green County Training School												No report
New London	Wisconsin	Waupaca County Training School	1,530	3,500			315				4,300		4,615
Oshkosh	Wisconsin	State Normal School	17,500	89,392	69,454	252,860				9,302	106,254	350	115,906
Phillips	Wisconsin	Price County Training School												No report
Platteville	Wisconsin	State Normal School	10,000	40,000	5,000	125,000				10,641	62,460		73,101	Statistics of 1913-14
Reedsburg	Wisconsin	Sauk County Training School	1,200	3,500	3,000	25,000	1,043				6,000		7,043
Rhinelander	Wisconsin	Oneida County Training School	2,152	2,500	3,000	10,000					5,300		5,300
Rice Lake	Wisconsin	State Normal School	1,000		4,000	15,000	170	100			5,200		5,470
Richland Center	Wisconsin	Richland County Training School												No report
River Falls	Wisconsin	State Normal School	9,360	36,419	26,189	230,314				78,242	93,976		172,218
St. Croix Falls	Wisconsin	Polk County Training School	800	1,500							4,000		4,000
South Kaukauna	Wisconsin	Outagamie County Training School	312	1,500	500	4,000	103	116			3,675		3,894
Stevens Point	Wisconsin	State Normal School	12,528	50,000	14,000	247,000				94,400	70,305		164,705
Superior	Wisconsin	Superior State Normal School	2,000			290,000				80,000	95,000		175,000
Viroqua	Wisconsin	Vernon County Training School	500	900							4,500		4,500
Wausau	Wisconsin	Marathon County Training School	573	2,200	6,000	35,000					6,500		6,500
Wautoma	Wisconsin	Waushara County Training School	1,300	500			130				3,650	25	3,805
Whitewater	Wisconsin	State Normal School	11,615	47,124	39,200	143,000				8,000	65,131		73,131
City	State	Institution	Bound volumes in library	Value of library, scientific apparatus, machinery, and furniture	Value of grounds	Value of buildings	Income - Student fees tuition and other educational services	Income - Student fees board room rent and other noneducational services	Income from productive funds	Income from State, county, or city for increase of plant	Income from State, county, or city for current expenses	Income from all other sources	Total income	Notes

Source: “Table 15.—Property and income of public normal schools,” United States Department of the Interior, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ended June 30, 1916, vol. II (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1917), 410 - 416.

Private Normal Schools - Instructors and Students

1916 Private Normal Schools – Instructors and Students

City	State	Institution	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Male faculty instructing students in teacher training courses	Female faculty instructing students in teacher training courses	Total male students, excluding duplicates	Total female students, excluding duplicates	Male students in teacher training courses	Female students in teacher training courses	Male students in business courses	Female students in business courses	Male students in high school grades	Female students in high school grades	Male students in elementary grades	Female students in elementary grades	Male graduates from teacher training courses	Female graduates from teacher training courses	Male children in model school	Female children in model school	Years in normal course	Notes
Berkeley	California	Miss Barnard's Kindergarten Training School	1	6	1	6	0	48	0	48	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	24			2
Pasadena	California	Broadoaks Kindergarten Training School	2	7	1	4	0	17	0	17	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	6	20	30	2
Bridgeport	Connecticut	Fannie A. Smith Kindergarten School	0	7	0	6	0	19	0	19	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	12	12	13	2
New Haven	Connecticut	New Haven School of Gymnastics	12	12	3	3	6	105	6	105	0	0	0	0	0	0	5	43			2
Madison	Florida	Florida Normal Institute	2	3	2	3	135	190	135	190	0	0	0	0	0	0			150	175	2
Chicago	Illinois	American College of Physical Education	14	7	14	7	45	20	45	20	0	0	0	0	0	0	23	0			2
Chicago	Illinois	Chicago Kindergarten Institute	3	14	0	6	0	136	0	136	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	41			2
Chicago	Illinois	National Kindergarten College	4	14	4	14	0	175	0	175	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	75			2
Oak Park	Illinois	Concordia Teachers College	12	0	12	0	221	0	46	0	0	0	91	0	84	0	18	0	15	21
Angola	Indiana	Tri-State College	16	6	7	4	228	337	180	300	36	13	12	24	0	0	4	9	51	47
Danville	Indiana	Central Normal College	17	10	8	5	467	467	467	0	0	0	0	0	0
Indianapolis	Indiana	Normal College of the North American Gymnastic Union	24	2	1	1	26	46	26	46	0	0	0	0	0	0	17	17	80	90	2
Indianapolis	Indiana	Teachers College of Indianapolis	7	31	7	31	0	390	0	390	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	55			2
Marion	Indiana	Marion Normal Institute	10	7	10	7	200	356	55	123	61	33	84	200					40	35	3	Statistics of 1913-14.
Muncie	Indiana	Muncie Normal Institute	19	17	16	16	500	700	300	500	100	100	100	100	0	0			250	250	2
Lexington	Kentucky	Chandler Normal School (HBCU)	2	8	2	8	12	44	0	8	0	0	12	36	0	0	0	1	86	59	2
Baltimore	Maryland	Affordby Normal School	1	4	1	4	0	30	0	30	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	10			2
Boston	Massachusetts	Lucy Wheelock Kindergarten Training School	2	10	0	6	0	212	0	212	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	87			2
Boston	Massachusetts	Perry Kindergarten Normal School	0	6	0	6	0	49	0	49	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	25			2
Boston	Massachusetts	Posse Normal School of Gymnastics	8	12	8	12	13	72	13	72	0	0	0	0	0	0	5	10			3
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Lesley Normal School	0	14	0	8	0	56	0	56	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	21			2	Statistics of 1913-14.
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Sargent School of Physical Education	16	14	16	14	0	460	0	460	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	124			3
Battle Creek	Michigan	Normal School of Physical Education	21	11	3	3	35	80	35	80	0	0	0	0	0	0	13	13			2
Madison	Minnesota	Lutheran Normal School	5	4	1	1	62	111	32	99	0	0	30	12	0	0	7	28	9	18	4
New Ulm	Minnesota	Dr. Martin Luther College	9	0	2	0	83	15	59	15	0	0	24	0	0	0	5	1	50	60	2
Kansas City	Missouri	Froebel Kindergarten Training School	0	9	0	1	0	50	0	50	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	29			2
Santee	Nebraska	Santee Normal Training School	6	11	6	11	46	27	5	4	0	0	0	0	41	23	2	2	17	19	2	Statistics of 1913-14.
Raleigh	North Carolina	St. Augustine's School (HBCU)	11	17	0	2	106	299	20	121	0	0	31	10	55	168	0	8	43	42	3
Cleveland	Ohio	Cleveland Kindergarten Training School	0	12	0	8	0	72	0	72	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	45			3
Toledo	Ohio	Law Froebel Kindergarten Training School	0	7	0	2	0	40	0	40	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	19			2
Woodville	Ohio	Woodville Lutheran Normal School	6	0	6	0	45	27	13	5	0	0	22	12	10	10	5	0	18	20	3
Cheyney	Pennsylvania	Cheyney Training School (HBCU)	3	4	3	4	10	69	10	69	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0			3	Statistics of 1913-14.
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Froebellian Training School for Kindergarten	0	4	0	4	0	13	0	13	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	4	1	2
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Gratz College (Hebrew Normal)	11	1	4	0	44	32	44	32	0	0	0	0	0	0	17	7
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Miss Hart's Training School for Kindergarteners	0	9	0	7	0	65	0	65	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	30	42	66	2
Sioux Falls	South Dakota	Lutheran Normal School	6	5	4	4	39	148	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	7	23	20
Memphis	Tennessee	Le Moyne Normal Institute (HBCU)	5	15	0	4	58	108	0	17	17	13	41	78	0	0	0	8	94	178	2
Morristown	Tennessee	Morristown Normal and Industrial College (HBCU)	10	12	3	6	147	205	35	52	7	3	25	60	80	90	4	3			4
Richmond	Virginia	Richmond Training School for Kindergarteners	0	7	0	7	0	22	0	22	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	12			2
Harpers Ferry	West Virginia	Storer College (HBCU)	6	12	6	12	53	80	0	3	0	0	45	70	8	7					2
Smoot	West Virginia	Greenbrier Normal School	1	2	1	1	32	56	27	54	2	0	3	2	0	0	0	0			2	Statistics of 1913-14.
Milwaukee	Wisconsin	National German-American Teachers' Seminary	10	4	8	1	11	45	5	21	0	0	6	24	0	0	4	12	130	78	2
St. Francis	Wisconsin	Catholic Normal School	9	0	7	0	84	0	23	0	17	0	35	0	9	0	4	0			4
City	State	Institution	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Male faculty instructing students in teacher training courses	Female faculty instructing students in teacher training courses	Total male students, excluding duplicates	Total female students, excluding duplicates	Male students in teacher training courses	Female students in teacher training courses	Male students in business courses	Female students in business courses	Male students in high school grades	Female students in high school grades	Male students in elementary grades	Female students in elementary grades	Male graduates from teacher training courses	Female graduates from teacher training courses	Male children in model school	Female children in model school	Years in normal course	Notes

Source: “Table 16.—Instructors and students in private normal schools,” United States Department of the Interior, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ended June 30, 1916, vol. II (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1917), 417 - 418.

Private Normal Schools – Property and Income

1916 Private Normal Schools – Property and Income

City	State	Institution	Bound volumes in library	Value of library, scientific apparatus, machinery, and furniture	Value of grounds	Value of buildings	Income - Student fees tuition and other educational services	Income - Student fees board room rent and other noneducational services	Income from productive funds	Income from State, county, or city	Income from private benefactions	Income from all other sourses	Total income	Notes
Berkeley	California	Miss Barnard's Kindergarten Training School
Pasadena	California	Broadoaks Kindergarten Training School	300	965	8,000	5,000	4,142	1,250					5,392	`
Bridgeport	Connecticut	Fannie A. Smith Kindergarten School	560	1,000			2,615						2,615
New Haven	Connecticut	New Haven School of Gymnastics	685	15,000	60,000	75,000	18,000	22,000					40,000
Madison	Florida	Florida Normal Institute	500	250	2,000	25,000	6,000			1,000			7,000
Chicago	Illinois	American College of Physical Education	200	5,000	35,000	200,000	23,000						23,000
Chicago	Illinois	Chicago Kindergarten Institute	1,000	1,000			12,000	18,000			3,000	355	33,355
Chicago	Illinois	National Kindergarten College	600	750			23,447	20,031	2,500				45,978
Oak Park	Illinois	Concordia Teachers College	7,000	12,000	75,000	350,000
Angola	Indiana	Tri-State College	4,700	25,000	10,000	80,000	29,877	558					30,435
Danville	Indiana	Central Normal College	2,500
Indianapolis	Indiana	Normal College of the North American Gymnastic Union	1,489	9,652			9,325	9,004	900		8,050		27,279
Indianapolis	Indiana	Teachers College of Indianapolis	6,000	20,000	9,000	40,000	10,000						10,000
Marion	Indiana	Marion Normal Institute	2,000	8,000		50,000
Muncie	Indiana	Muncie Normal Institute	5,000	30,426	20,000	178,226	31,000	11,000			19,000	26,000	87,000
Lexington	Kentucky	Chandler Normal School (HBCU)	152	1,325	5,000	50,000	1,000		4,200		100		5,300
Baltimore	Maryland	Affordby Normal School					2,700	2,415					5,115
Boston	Massachusetts	Lucy Wheelock Kindergarten Training School	500	1,000	12,500	60,000	20,000	18,000					38,000
Boston	Massachusetts	Perry Kindergarten Normal School	200
Boston	Massachusetts	Posse Normal School of Gymnastics		1,000	15,000	30,000	13,668	1,138				576	15,382
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Lesley Normal School
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Sargent School of Physical Education	2,500	20,000	40,000	130,000
Battle Creek	Michigan	Normal School of Physical Education	500	2,125	10,000	20,000	7,500						7,500
Madison	Minnesota	Lutheran Normal School	3,000	4,000	7,000	70,000	4,000	3,000			42,000		49,000
New Ulm	Minnesota	Dr. Martin Luther College	3,000	5,000	20,000	100,000		6,000			10,780		16,780
Kansas City	Missouri	Froebel Kindergarten Training School	200	500			3,800						3,800
Santee	Nebraska	Santee Normal Training School	2,000	4,000	5,000	45,000		536			10,775		11,311	Statistics of 1913-14
Raleigh	North Carolina	St. Augustine's School (HBCU)	5,000	18,068	22,000	158,343	3,653	8,273	2,106		13,901	19,597	47,530
Cleveland	Ohio	Cleveland Kindergarten Training School	300	1,000		15,000	7,400						7,400
Toledo	Ohio	Law Froebel Kindergarten Training School	400	200	4,000	8,000	4,000						4,000
Woodville	Ohio	Woodville Lutheran Normal School	1,000	2,000	7,000	35,000	8,500	500			12,000		21,000
Cheyney	Pennsylvania	Cheyney Training School (HBCU)
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Froebellian Training School for Kindergarten	300
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Gratz College (Hebrew Normal)	3,000
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Miss Hart's Training School for Kindergarteners
Sioux Falls	South Dakota	Lutheran Normal School	2,530	2,650	14,000	70,500	7,214	16,098	156		13,440		36,908
Memphis	Tennessee	Le Moyne Normal Institute (HBCU)	7,000	6,000	14,000	40,000	3,870					7,371	11,241
Morristown	Tennessee	Morristown Normal and Industrial College (HBCU)	2,500	10,000	15,000	105,000	1,590	5,580	125	1,000	10,600	10,201	29,096
Richmond	Virginia	Richmond Training School for Kindergarteners	450
Harpers Ferry	West Virginia	Storer College (HBCU)	6,000	10,000	23,000	118,000	1,639	7,442	3,751	8,868	22,333	5,180	49,213
Smoot	West Virginia	Greenbrier Normal School			700	5,000	1,000						1,000	Statistics of 1913-14
Milwaukee	Wisconsin	National German-American Teachers' Seminary	9,000	8,500			1,237		9,674		2,500	636	14,047
St. Francis	Wisconsin	Catholic Normal School	6,000
City	State	Institution	Bound volumes in library	Value of library, scientific apparatus, machinery, and furniture	Value of grounds	Value of buildings	Income - Student fees tuition and other educational services	Income - Student fees board room rent and other noneducational services	Income from productive funds	Income from State, county, or city	Income from private benefactions	Income from all other sourses	Total income	Notes

Source: “Table 17.—Property and income of public normal schools,” United States Department of the Interior, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ended June 30, 1916, vol. II (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1917), 419 - 420.

1905-06 Women’s Colleges A and B Dataset

1905-06 Women's Colleges Division A and B, Report of the Commissioner of Education Dataset

Division A - Faculty and Students

1905-06 Women’s Colleges A – Faculty and Students

City	State	College	President	Control	Year of opening	Male faculty in preparatory department	Female faculty in preparatory department	Male faculty in collegiate department	Female faculty in collegiate department	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Preparatory department students	Collegiate department students	Graduate students	Total students	Collegiate students studying liberal arts	Collegiate students studying Latin	Collegiate students studying Greek	Students in pedagogy	Students in business course	Students in music	Students in art
Mills College	California	Mills College	Mrs. Susan L. Mills	Nonsectarian	1871	3	18	2	10	5	28	146	54		200	43	6	3		5
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Trinity College	Sister Georgiana	Catholic	1900	0	0	7	19	7	19	0	100		100	100	50	8	24		15	56
Rockford	Illinois	Rockford College	Julia H. Gulliver, Ph.D.	Nonsectarian	1849		6	2	19	3	19	24	55		134	55	15	7	2		57	7
New Orleans	Louisiana	H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College	Brandt V.B. Dixon, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1887		10	8	13	8	23	131	183		399	183	57	13				88
Baltimore	Maryland	Woman's College of Baltimore	Rev. John F. Goucher, LL.D.	Methodist Episcopal	1888	0	0	10	13	10	13	0	328	4	332	328	135	29
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Radcliffe College	Le Baron R. Briggs, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1879	0	0	102	0	102	0	0	370	66	436	370	124	65	86		47	67
Northampton	Massachusetts	Smith College	Rev. L. Clark Seelye, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1875	0	0	27	66	27	66	0	1,194	8	1,213	1,194					7	4
South Hadley	Massachusetts	Mount Holyoke College	Mary E. Woolley, Litt.D.	Nonsectarian	1837	0	0	7	70	7	70	0	710	4	714	710	308	81	85		100	294
Wellesley	Massachusetts	Wellesley College	Miss Caroline Hazard, Litt.D.	Nonsectarian	1875	0	0	13	82	13	82	0	1,079	17	1,096	1,079	159	99	68		81	140
Aurora	New York	Wells College	Rev. George M. Ward, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1868	0	0	4	18	4	18	0	150		150	150	80	4
Elmira	New York	Elmira College	Rev. A.C. Mackenzie, LL.D.	Presbyterian	1855	0	0	6	12	6	12	0	158		255	158	158	17	19	0	97	0
New York	New York	Barnard College	Laura D. Gill, A.M., dean	Nonsectarian	1889	0	0	36	15	36	15	0	390		390	390	189	44	102		30
Poughkeepsie	New York	Vassar College	Rev. J.M. Taylor, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1865	0	0	36	15	36	15	0	390		390	390	189	44	102		30
Bryn Mawr	Pennsylvania	Bryn Mawr College	Miss M. Carey Thomas, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1885	0	0	30	16	30	16	0	377	79	456	377	149	43	46
Lynchburg	Virginia	Randolph-Macon Woman's College	W.W. Smith, LL.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1893	0	0	11	17	11	17	0	350		350	350	161	20	12		145	24
City	State	College	President	Control	Year of opening	Male faculty in preparatory department	Female faculty in preparatory department	Male faculty in collegiate department	Female faculty in collegiate department	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Preparatory department students	Collegiate department students	Graduate students	Total students	Collegiate students studying liberal arts	Collegiate students studying Latin	Collegiate students studying Greek	Students in pedagogy	Students in business course	Students in music	Students in art

Notes: Between 1887 and 1910, the Bureau of Education categorized women’s institutions as Division A or Division B. The Bureau described Division A institutions as “essentially collegiate…making more or less provision for the distinctive studies of the college curriculum” in contrast to the Division B schools that featured some collegiate courses alongside primary and preparatory training. Division A colleges tended to boast more substantial libraries, equipment, and endowments.

EBN inserted the table containing college presidents into the overview, faculty, and students table.

Source: “Table 28.—Statistics of colleges for women, Division A” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ending June 30, 1906, vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1907), 552.

“III.—College Presidents. 2.—Colleges for women,” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ending June 30, 1906, vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1907), 283 – 284.

Division A - Property and Financial

1905-06 Women’s Colleges A – Property and Financial

City	State	College	Annual expenses in college department - tuition fees	Annual expenses in college department - other fees	Annual living expenses lowest	Annual living expenses moderate	Number of fellowships	Number of scholarships	Number of library volumes	Number of library pamphlets	Value of library	Value of scientific apparatus	Value of grounds and buildings	Value of productive funds	Income from tuition and other fees	Income from productive funds	Income from all other sources	Total income	Benefactions
Mills College	California	Mills College				400		18	7,500		8,000		300,000	200,000				26,000
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Trinity College	100		300	350		10	13,000	1,000	30,000	25,000	350,000		25,371			25,371	71,000
Rockford	Illinois	Rockford College	75		250	300		7	6,500		15,000	25,000	150,000	106,311	21,048	6,311	1,786	29,145	4,634
New Orleans	Louisiana	H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College	100			225	0		7,572		9,756	23,223	330,501	626,532	40,569	31,013	0	71,582	0
Baltimore	Maryland	Women's College of Baltimore	150				2		11,001		12,000	25,000	700,000	649,135	36,851	30,300		67,151
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Radcliffe College	200		350	500	1	21	22,000	1,200	30,000	9,000	696,000		72,179	15,200		87,379
Northampton	Massachusetts	Smith College	100			300	6	113	12,000		34,767	139,715	1,095,200	1,296,998	128,853	97,995	30,006	256,854	14,194
South Hadley	Massachusetts	Mount Holyoke College	125		175	207	4	36	30,000	5,000	40,000	46,000	950,000	805,000	135,000	32,000		167,000	43,000
Wellesley	Massachusetts	Wellesley College	175		275	275	1	78	60,000	1,200	141,000	240,800	1,559,325	826,474	295,000	37,195		332,195	25,820
Aurora	New York	Wells College	150			350			14,046		30,500	18,125	298,000	264,076	35,000	11,950	192	47,142	25,300
Elmira	New York	Elmira College	125		275	275	0	30	5,914	400	6,000	40,896	192,600	72,000	27,000	3,816		30,816	1,297
New York	New York	Barnard College	150	10	325	450		40	3,500		5,000	36,700	525,000	684,211	53,777	28,155	21,067	102,999	33,643
Poughkeepsie	New York	Vassar College	150			350	4	87	54,500	1,000	83,624	123,307	2,080,305	1,335,283	121,228	65,470	185,022	371,720	2,200
Bryn Mawr	Pennsylvania	Bryn Mawr College	200		275	325	14	77	48,000	8,000	100,000	61,000	1,784,550	1,200,000	81,000	68,000	1,000	150,000	190,000
Lynchburg	Virginia	Randolph-Macon Woman's College	75	25	200	200		14	5,750	1,250	6,797	42,000	346,000	129,500	40,620	6,185	20,000	66,805	60,000
City	State	College	Annual expenses in college department - tuition fees	Annual expenses in college department - other fees	Annual living expenses lowest	Annual living expenses moderate	Number of fellowships	Number of scholarships	Number of library volumes	Number of library pamphlets	Value of library	Value of scientific apparatus	Value of grounds and buildings	Value of productive funds	Income from tuition and other fees	Income from productive funds	Income from all other sources	Total income	Benefactions

Source: “Table 30.—Statistics of colleges for women, Division A” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ending June 30, 1906, vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1907), 554 – 558.

Division A Undergraduate Degrees

1905-06 Women's Colleges A – Undergraduate Degrees

City	State	College	Bachelor of Arts	Bachelor of Science	Bachelor of Letters
Mills College	California	Mills College	X		X
Washington DC	District of Columbia	Trinity College	X		X
Rockford	Illinois	Rockford College	X	X
New Orleans	Louisiana	H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College	X
Baltimore	Maryland	Woman's College of Baltimore	X
Cambridge	Massachusetts	Radcliffe College	X
Northampton	Massachusetts	Smith College	X
South Hadley	Massachusetts	Mount Holyoke College	X
Wellesley	Massachusetts	Wellesley College	X
Aurora	New York	Wells College	X
Elmira	New York	Elmira College	X	X
New York	New York	Barnard College	X
Poughkeepsie	New York	Vassar College	X
Bryn Mawr	Pennsylvania	Bryn Mawr College	X
Lynchburg	Virginia	Randolph-Macon Woman's College	X
City	State	College	Bachelor of Arts	Bachelor of Science	Bachelor of Letters

Source: “Table 23.—Institutions conferring A.B., B.S., Ph.B., and B.L. degrees,” United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year Ending June 30, 1906, vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1907), 476 – 484.

Division B - Faculty and Students

1905-06 Women’s Colleges B – Faculty and Students

City	State	College	President	Control	Year of opening	Total male faculty	Total female faculty	Elementary students	Secondary students	Collegiate department students	Graduate students	Total students	Graduated in 1906	College students pursuing courses leading to AB degree	College students pursuing courses leading to PhB	College students pursuing courses leading to MEL or BL	College students pursuing courses leading to BS	College students pursuing courses leading to other first degrees	College students studying Latin	College students studying Greek	Number of students in pedagogy	Number of students in music	Number of students in art	Notes
Anniston	Alabama	Anniston College for Young Ladies	C.J. Owens, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1898	5	11		108	135		243	8									82	10
Athens	Alabama	Athens Female College	Miss Mary N. Moore	Methodist Episcopal South	1843	1	9	31	36	100		167	9									60	15
Eufaula	Alabama	The Alabama Brenau	A.W. Van Hoose; H.J. Pearce	Nonsectarian	1854	3	12	30	25	100		155		35		40			35			75	20
Marion	Alabama	The Judson College	Rev. Robert G. Patrick, D.D.	Baptist	1839	4	26		44	250	6	300	38	60		100	80					225	40
Marion	Alabama	Marion Female Seminary	Jas. D. Wade, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1836	1	9	17	14	45	1	77
Talladega	Alabama	Alabama Synodical College for Women	Rev. T. Peyton Walton	Presbyterian	1903	1	8	37	8	52		97	4	21		16	10		29			38	8
Tuscaloosa	Alabama	Alabama Central Female College	Rev. B.F. Giles, A.M.	Baptist	1858	3	10		62	69		131	23									86	16
Tuscaloosa	Alabama	Tuscaloosa Female College	R.J. Holston, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1860	3	8	20	20	80	6	126	13						60	3		6	10
Tuskegee	Alabama	Alabama Conference Female College	John Massey, LL.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1856	3	8	4	10	122	10	146	17			132			50		15	80	10
Conway	Arkansas	Central Baptist College	W.W. Rivers, A.M.	Baptist	1892	1	9	25	50	55		130	6	30		25			30		15	60	12
San Jose	California	College of Notre Dame	Sister Mary Bernardine	Catholic	1851		30	26	22	84		132	10	84							25	120	22
Athens	Georgia	Lucy Cobb Institute	Mrs. M.A. Lipscomb	Nonsectarian	1858		18	20	35	120		175	38						50			100	35
College Park	Georgia	Cox College	Adiel J. Moncrief	Nonsectarian	1843	7	18			180	4	184	28	140								95	34
Cuthbert	Georgia	Andrew Female College	J.W. Malone	Methodist Episcopal South	1854	3	7		40	110		150	16	60		40			75			100	20
Dalton	Georgia	Dalton Female College	Geo. S. Fulton	Methodist Episcopal South	1872	2	5	50	60	70	1	181	20	20	30	40	50	15	20	15	50	20	20
Decatur	Georgia	Agnes Scott College	Rev. F.H. Gaines, D.D.	Presbyterian		7	20		174	127		301	9
Forsyth	Georgia	Monroe College	C.H.S. Jackson, A.M.	Baptist	1849	5	23	27	60	335	1	423	27	250			10		250	3	19	212	25
Gainesville	Georgia	Brenau College Conservatory	A.W. Van Hoose; H.J. Pierce	Nonsectarian	1878	7	18	20	25	280		325	20								20	150	20
La Grange	Georgia	Lagrange Female College	Rufus W. Smith, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1833	4	15		67	152	2	221	6	134			4		116	3	30	126	23
La Grange	Georgia	Southern Female College	M.W. Hatton, A.M.	Baptist	1843	4	12		30	75	3	108	5	40		20			40		15	80	15
Macon	Georgia	Wesleyan Female College	Du Pont Guerry	Methodist Episcopal South	1839	7	21		330	132		462	33	124		8			132	2		332	30
Rome	Georgia	Shorter College	T.J. Simmons, A.M.	Baptist	1877	6	20	25	42	177		244										168	27	Statistics of 1904-05
Jacksonville	Illinois	Illinois Woman's College	Rev. Joseph R. Harker, Ph.D.	Methodist Episcopal	1847	3	20		133	122		255	34						50	10		255	51
Knoxville	Illinois	St. Mary's School	Rev. C.W. Leffingwell, D.D., rector	Protestant Episcopal	1868	2	14		52	48		100	16						35			80	20
Topeka	Kansas	College of the Sisters of Bethany	Rev. F.R. Millspaugh, D.D.	Protestant Episcopal	1861	1	15	70	63	42		175
Bowling Green	Kentucky	Potter College for Young Ladies	Rev. Benj. F. Cabell, D.D.	Nonsectarian	1889	1	18		25	175		200	13	125					40	3		135	42
Danville	Kentucky	Caldwell College	John C. Acheson, A.M.	Presbyterian	1860	3	17	32	93	84	3	212		56					44			80	6
Harrodsburg	Kentucky	Beaumont College	Th. Smith, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1894	4	8	15	30	30		75	6	10		10	20		30	1		45
Hopkinsville	Kentucky	Bethel Female College	Rev. Edmund Harrison, LL.D.	Baptist	1856	1	7	15	24	45	2	86	6	40					39			4	2
Lexington	Kentucky	Sayer Female Institute	Rev. J.M. Spencer	Presbyterian	1854	1	13	25	16	64		105	5									40	5
Millersburg	Kentucky	Millersburg Female College	Rev. C.C. Fisher, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1850	1	12	35	30	74	1	140	10						40		5	75	6
Nicholasville	Kentucky	Jessamine Female College	H.H. Savage, A.B.	Nonsectarian	1854	3	12	20	35	75	2	132	10	25		36			110	8		108	18
Owensboro	Kentucky	Owensboro College	J. Byron La Rue	Nonsectarian	1890	6	8	50	100	150		300	4	20	15		15		40	20	50	50	20	Statistics of 1904-05
Russellville	Kentucky	Logan College for Young Ladies	B.E. Atkins, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1856	2	7	20	18	100		138	13	80			20		70			70	10
Clinton	Louisiana	Silliman Collegiate Institute	Rev. H.H. Brownlee	Presbyterian	1852	1	7	22	30	58		110	12	1			8		15	1		26
Keatchie	Louisiana	Louisiana Female College	G.W. Thigpen, A.M.	Baptist	1856	1	6		14	37		51		20		8	9		20			39	9
Mansfield	Louisiana	Mansfield Female College	T.S. Sligh, A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1854	1	7	20	80	15		115	1	10					40			50
Baltimore	Maryland	Notre Dame of Maryland		Catholic	1873	8	20	30	145	95		270	6	46	5	44			95	15		90	29	Statistics of 1904-05
Frederick	Maryland	The Woman's College of Frederick, Maryland	J.H. Apple, A.M.	Reformed	1893	4	13	12	33	58	64	167	9	41					52	4		92	28
Hagerstown	Maryland	Kee Mar College	J. Emory Shaw	Nonsectarian	1852	4	9		15	83	2	100	7	65					70	1		62	16
Lutherville	Maryland	Maryland College for Women	Rev. J.H. Turner, D.D.	Lutheran	1853	9	7		6	101		107				10	47		47
Auburndale	Massachusetts	Lasell Seminary for Young Women	C.C. Bragdon, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1851	7	26		59	113		172	32						35			133	7
Boston	Massachusetts	Simmons College	Henry Lefavour, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1902	27	35			449		449					287
Blue Mountain	Mississippi	Blue Mountain Female College	B.G. Lowrey, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1873	4	23	60	103	325		488	15						1		75	150	25
Brookhaven	Mississippi	Whitworth Female College	Rev. I.W. Cooper, D.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1859	2	15	15	102	79	4	200	15	70					125	19		130	50
Clinton	Mississippi	Hillman College	W.J. Lowrey	Baptist	1853	1	9	20	20	109		149	10			25			30			60	18
Columbus	Mississippi	Mississippi Industrial Institute and College	Hon. A.A. Kincannon	State	1885	2	43		496	234	24	754	110	175			59		496		206	253	106	Statistics of 1904-05
French Camp	Mississippi	Central Mississippi Institute	J.A. Sanderson, principal	Presbyterian	1884	2	4	10	10	60	2	82	3	20		40			20		8	25	7
Jackson	Mississippi	Belhaven College	J.R. Preston	Nonsectarian	1894	1	9	9		63		72	9	5					23	5		51	8	Statistics of 1904-05
Meridian	Mississippi	Meridian Female College	J.W. Beeson, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1903	2	30	25	75	400		500	4	100	75	200	25		60	20	100	386	50
Natchez	Mississippi	Stanton College	J.K. Morrison	Nonsectarian	1894	3	11	30	28	70		128	7	20			30		20			80	14
Pontotoc	Mississippi	Chickasaw Female College	Miss Katherine E. Crawford	Presbyterian	1852		6	20	10	40		70	4	3			4		50		10	24
Port Gibson	Mississippi	Port Gibson Female College	Henry G. Hawkins, A.B.	Methodist Episcopal South	1839	1	9	13	12	38		63	4	20		18			20			31	12
Columbia	Missouri	Christian College	Mrs. W.T. Moore	Christian	1851	5	23	25	75	140		240
Columbia	Missouri	Stephens College	William B. Peeler	Baptist	1856	7	14		80	120		200	4									125	20
Fayette	Missouri	Howard Payne College	Rev. Henry E. Stout	Methodist Episcopal South	1844	1	13		100	50		150	7						40			125	9
Fulton	Missouri	Synodical Female College	Rev. J.M. Spencer	Presbyterian	1872	8	8	10	38	41		89	8	35			10		40			50	10
Lexington	Missouri	Central College for Women	Alfred F. Smith	Methodist Episcopal South	1869	4	14	12	25	118	3	158	6	35			24		50			120	30
Lexington	Missouri	Lexington College for Young Women	Edward W. White, A.M.	Baptist	1855	5	9		60	70		130	11	40		30			40			90	30
Liberty	Missouri	Liberty Ladies College	C.M. Williams, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1890	3	13		128	30		158	7	2		20			30	2		130	20
Mexico	Missouri	Hardin College	J.W. Million, A.M.	Baptist	1873	6	14		192	50		242	10	25		25			50	8		173	53
Nevada	Missouri	Cottey College for Young Ladies	Mrs. V.A.C. Stockard	Nonsectarian	1884	3	16	88	120	60	2	270	3	5		20	35		60	1		160	25
St. Charles	Missouri	Lindenwood College for Women	Rev. George F. Ayres, Ph.D.	Presbyterian	1830	4	12		114	6		120	16			6			25	1		92	13
Brooklyn	New York	Packer Collegiate Institute		Nonsectarian	1854	4	51	38	519	63	2	622	33
New Rochelle	New York	College of Saint Angela	Rev. M.C. O'Farrell	Catholic	1904	5	7	97	67	34		198		18					18	9	16	91	20
Charlotte	North Carolina	Elizabeth College and Conservatory of Music	Rev. C.B. King, A.M.	Nonsectarian	1897	6	18		82	98	1	181							98			117	26
Greensboro	North Carolina	Greensboro Female College	Mrs. Lucy H. Robertson	Methodist Episcopal South	1846	3	10		89	95		184	8						77			81	38
Hickory	North Carolina	Claremont College	Daniel W. Read	Nonsectarian	1880	1	8	15	20	60	5	100	6	20		10	10	2	20		10	40	10
Louisburg	North Carolina	Louisburg College	Mrs. Mary Davis Allen	Methodist Episcopal South	1857	1	10		13	101		114	2	87					67		9	95	15
Murfreesboro	North Carolina	Chowan Baptist Female Institute	John C. Scarborough, A.B.	Baptist	1848	2	10	18	11	95	1	125	10						59		10	60	36
Oxford	North Carolina	Oxford Seminary for Girls	F.P. Hobgood, A.M.	Baptist	1850	61	30		45	75	1	121	6	30		45			45			75	12
Raleigh	North Carolina	Baptist University for Women	Rev. R.T. Vann, D.D.	Baptist	1850	8	26	32	258	65	3	358		85				25	70	3	15	155	35
Winston-Salem	North Carolina	Salem Academy and College	Rev. John H. Clewell, Ph.D.	Moravian	1802	4	31		212	169		381	54	169					200	35	22	338	51
Oxford	Ohio	Oxford College for Women	Jane Sherzer, Ph.D.	Nonsectarian	1830	3	18		51	59		110	6			3		3	21			51	22
Oxford	Ohio	Western College for Women	Lilian W. Johnson, Ph.D.	Nonsectarian	1855	1	25		85	165	2	250	20	161					172	36		95	120
Painesville	Ohio	Lake Erie College and Seminary	Miss Mary Evans, Litt.D.	Nonsectarian	1859	2	23		91	71	1	163	7	67			4		60	7	4	91	5
Allentown	Pennsylvania	Allentown College for Women	Rev. Thomas S. Land	Reformed	1867	3	9	12	15	37		109	13			37			44	2		12	23
Bethlehem	Pennsylvania	Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies	Rev. J. Max Hark, D.D.	Moravian	1749	5	15		99	17		116	16						90			80	8
Blairsville	Pennsylvania	Blairsville College for Girls	Rev. N.S. Fiscus, B.D.	Presbyterian	1851	1	8		25	30		55	10	20		10			20			50	9
Chambersburg	Pennsylvania	Wilson College	M.H. Reaser, Ph.D.	Presbyterian	1870	4	27		61	287		348	33	162					140	5		171	37
Mechanicsburg	Pennsylvania	Irving Female College	E.E. Campbell, Ph.D.	Lutheran	1856	6	11		18	115		133	16	11		22	22	78	40	11		125	6
Pittsburg	Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania College for Women	Rev. Henry D. Lindsay, D.D.	Presbyterian	1869	5	21		205	31		236	4	31					31	16		41	46
Columbia	South Carolina	College for Women		Nonsectarian	1890	4	20	30	33	187		250	7	60					61			150	27
Columbia	South Carolina	Columbia College	Rev. W.W. Daniel, D.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1859	4	18		45	242	3	290	32	70		40	20	3	93			160	20
Due West	South Carolina	Due West Female College	Rev. James Boyce	Associate Reformed Presbyterian	1859	5	9		20	125		145	17	110	15				81		15	81	12
Greenville	South Carolina	Greenville College for Women	A.S. Townes	Nonsectarian	1894	2	7	20	15	75	2	112	9	50		25			22		35	40
Greenville	South Carolina	Greenville Female College	Edward C. James, Litt.D.	Baptist	1854	2	16	22	27	265		314	30	30		50		30			35	92	50
Greenwood	South Carolina	Lander College	Rev. John O. Willson, D.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1872	4	9		61	120	1	182	12	123					123		12	96	37
Spartanburg	South Carolina	Converse College	Robert P. Pell, A.B.	Nonsectarian	1890	7	14		25	275		300	20						99			200	30
Union	South Carolina	Clifford Seminary	Rev. B.G. Clifford, Ph.D.	Nonsectarian	1881	1	6	9	9	28	4	50	5	22					32			26
Bristol	South Carolina	Sullins College	W.E. Martin, Ph.D., A.M.	Methodist Episcopal South	1870	4	11	25	25	170	5	225	18						12		10	140	30
Franklin	Tennessee	Tennessee Female College	T.E. Allen	Nonsectarian	1856	2	9	40	20	100	2	162	11	15					50	20		90	20	Statistics of 1904-05
Gallatin	Tennessee	Howard Female College	Amos L. Edwards, B.S.	Nonsectarian	1837	1	9	28	22	56		106	8	22		8	26		40	2		46
Jackson	Tennessee	Memphis Conference Female Institute	Rev. A.B. Jones, LL.D.	Methodist Episcopal South	1843	2	17	19	24	199	4	246	24	28		98		8	75	4	18	152	36
Murfreesboro	Tennessee	Soule College	Miss Martha A. Hopkins	Methodist Episcopal South	1852	1	14	35	40	140		215	13						120	5		94	50
Nashville	Tennessee	Boscobel College	Mrs. J.O. Rust	Nonsectarian	1889	1	13	20	10	70	1	101	16	18		25	20		20	5		60	10
Nashville	Tennessee	Ward Seminary for Young Ladies	J.D. Blanton, LL.D.	Nonsectarian	1865	5	25	30	200	230		460	50									200	40
Rogersville	Tennessee	Rogersville Synodical College	Lawrence Rolfe, A.B.	Presbyterian	1840	2	8	17	43	17	3	80							28