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1939-40 City School Systems 10,000+ Dataset

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1939-40 School Systems in Cities 10,000+, Biennial Survey of Education Dataset

Population, Teachers, Enrollment, Attendance

1939-40 School Systems in Cities 10,000+ – Population, Teachers, Enrollment, Attendance

Group	State	City	Population 1940 Census	Average length of school year (days)	Superintendents and assistant superintendents	Supervisors	Principals	Male teachers and other instructional staff	Female teachers and other instructional staff	Male enrollment	Female enrollment	Average daily attendance	Number of schools	Notes
1	Alabama	Birmingham	267,583	176	3	11	48	220	1,150	26,924	26,557	44,798	70
1	California	Long Beach	167,455	178	4	17	37	237	737	15,876	14,246	24,168	62
1	California	Los Angeles	1,644,010	190	12	70	472	1,969	7,292	163,806	153,312	249,455	629
1	California	Oakland	302,163	183	5	19	91	342	1,318	26,388	25,867	43,412	129
1	California	Sacramento	105,958	176	3	9	26	190	483	10,278	9,552	17,225	42
1	California	San Diego	203,341	178	2	11	38	337	692	20,270	16,518	27,768	82
1	California	San Francisco	634,536	181	7	21	127	501	2,167	39,577	35,338	63,338	175
1	Colorado	Denver	322,412	179	4	13	86	277	1,132	21,187	26,502	44,278	135
1	Connecticut	Bridgeport	147,121	180	2	9	36	96	672	12,131	11,737	21,495	73
1	Connecticut	Hartford	166,267	180	4	9	31	159	723	12,873	12,824	22,713	43
1	New Haven	New Haven	160,605	187	3	9	50	163	860	14,990	14,403	25,964	86
1	Delaware	Wilmington	112,504	185	4	7	24	99	448	7,699	7,544	14,826	34
1	District of Columbia	Washington DC	663,091	179	9	29	136	477	2,672	50,108	50,825	83,844	246
1	Georgia	Atlanta	302,288	176	4	11	68	294	1,245	27,223	27,791	44,720	116
1	Illinois	Chicago	3,396,808	195	18	51	377	2,276	11,182	250,862	234,175	411,642	718
1	Illinois	Peoria	105,087	187	1	9	27	134	433	8,404	8,269	13,994	51
1	Indiana	Fort Wayne	118,410	184	1	6	26	145	430	9,163	8,884	15,745	47
1	Indiana	Gary	111,719	184	1	10	19	112	477	10,934	10,771	19,212	45
1	Indiana	Indianapolis	386,972	177	4	25	106	396	1,565	32,363	31,858	53,475	115
1	Indiana	South Bend	101,268	175	2	7	19	143	378	8,610	8,091	14,818	51
1	Iowa	Des Moines	159,819	181	2	12	29	149	701	15,756	15,383	26,648	106	Data for 1937-38.
1	Kansas	Kansas City	121,458	176	1	8	26	132	470	12,078	11,361	20,699	99
1	Kansas	Wichita	114,966	178	1	7	45	102	544	11,445	10,661	18,663	69
1	Kentucky	Louisville	319,077	187	4	9	62	306	1,128	24,096	23,485	37,603	130
1	Louisiana	New Orleans	494,537	182	5	8	91	305	1,595	34,702	37,981	55,935	146
1	Maryland	Baltimore	859,100	190	14	48	125	710	2,832	62,325	60,451	102,754	277
1	Massachusetts	Boston	770,816	184	5	52	111	988	2,994	66,849	64,152	111,843	411
1	Massachusetts	Cambridge	110,879	175	2	5	31	156	488	8,642	7,777	14,108	43
1	Massachusetts	Fall River	115,428	181	1	9	24	68	431	7,753	7,098	13,115	38
1	Massachusetts	Lowell	101,389	175	1	17	14	53	368	6,754	6,678	12,037	57	Data for 1937-38.
1	Massachusetts	New Bedford	110,341	183	2	11	28	64	495	8,041	7,963	14,176	53
1	Massachusetts	Somerville	102,177	177	2	7	14	150	437	8,857	8,266	15,271	44
1	Massachusetts	Springfield	149,554	183	3	11	35	129	722	13,284	12,296	22,153	67
1	Massachusetts	Worcester	193,694	182	3	10	69	217	896	16,459	15,985	29,064	130
1	Michigan	Detroit	1,623,452	183	4	54	337	1,645	5,451	138,762	132,232	238,969	435	Includes students for Wayne University reduced to full-time equivalent basis.
1	Michigan	Flint	151,543	179	2	13	41	178	771	17,833	17,332	30,152	69
1	Michigan	Grand Rapids	164,292	181	2	9	35	182	732	13,714	13,714	23,584	82	Male and female students - distribution by sex estimated.
1	Minnesota	Duluth	101,065	181	2	7	25	144	509	9,945	9,132	16,695	78
1	Minnesota	Minneapolis	499,120	181	5	20	96	451	2,038	40,633	40,414	70,566	184
1	Minnesota	St. Paul	287,736	181	3	11	70	194	1,023	20,464	19,915	35,336	128
1	Missouri	Kansas City	399,178	178	3	26	79	338	1,236	31,894	29,914	53,204	173
1	Missouri	St. Louis	816,048	193	6	43	131	471	2,419	50,018	49,940	93,866	266
1	Nebraska	Omaha	223,844	173	3	13	55	160	976	21,037	19,767	34,562	115
1	New Jersey	Camden	117,536	171	1	5	29	116	562	9,952	9,493	16,704	59
1	New Jersey	Elizabeth	109,912	189	1	14	25	142	510	8,595	8,239	14,801	45
1	New Jersey	Jersey City	301,173	188	4	19	50	279	1,272	22,477	21,121	37,464	111
1	New Jersey	Newark	429,760	190	5	25	46	541	1,735	36,259	36,134	61,141	110
1	New Jersey	Paterson	139,656	193	2	13	29	132	679	12,223	11,362	20,369	51
1	New Jersey	Trenton	124,697	189	1	4	30	163	478	9,557	9,178	16,333	49
1	New York	Albany	130,577	182	2	17	28	76	493	7,931	7,316	12,795	53
1	New York	Buffalo	575,901	161	5	16	103	611	2,601	45,583	42,523	78,850	208	High schools closed 8 days and elementary schools closed 23 days because of quarantine.
1	New York	New York	7,454,995	191	43	69	1,404	7,102	27,222	570,350	552,922	967,274	1,355
1	New York	Rochester	324,975	181	4	30	53	460	1,358	24,849	23,341	42,209	103
1	New York	Syracuse	205,967	182	5	39	52	163	1,040	17,533	16,870	29,915	89
1	New York	Utica	100,518	182	2	7	16	74	463	8,044	7,728	13,393	40
1	New York	Yonkers	142,598	180	4	26	33	132	770	13,017	12,172	22,000	69
1	North Carolina	Charlotte	100,899	180	1	4	18	36	491	9,098	9,569	16,359	30
1	Ohio	Akron	244,791	182	4	3	57	247	1,199	25,059	23,841	43,353	60
1	Ohio	Canton	108,401	187	1	6	25	134	492	10,279	9,663	17,923	31
1	Ohio	Cincinnati	464,653	192	3	20	92	402	1,592	32,713	31,470	54,148	157
1	Ohio	Cleveland	882,166	184	4	34	213	894	2,878	72,382	67,727	122,264	288
1	Ohio	Columbus	306,087	184	4		78	313	1,010	23,496	22,638	40,567	82
1	Ohio	Dayton	210,718	177	2	1	46	235	827	16,971	16,448	29,372	54
1	Ohio	Toledo	282,349	162	2	14	54	257	1,160	22,318	21,477	39,720	113
1	Ohio	Youngstown	167,720	184	2	7	40	208	692	14,952	14,686	26,753	49
1	Oklahoma	Oklahoma City	204,424	173	1	9	67	152	1,020	21,475	20,811	34,844	119
1	Oklahoma	Tulsa	142,157	175	3	11	40	165	690	16,169	15,449	26,956	77
1	Oregon	Portland	305,394	180	4	15	58	247	1,363	25,100	23,560	39,507	124
1	Pennsylvania	Erie	116,955	190	2	11	23	126	497	10,092	9,316	17,006	44
1	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	1,931,334	187	13	68	231	1,603	5,797	145,453	141,886	234,316	403
1	Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh	671,659	200	4	55	113	687	2,315	53,989	50,251	93,327	253
1	Pennsylvania	Reading	110,568	194	1	15	12	130	574	9,365	8,950	16,671	50
1	Pennsylvania	Scranton	140,404	192	1	13	39	112	617	12,174	11,695	21,616	86
1	Rhode Island	Providence	253,504	180	4	16	57	290	1,200	19,701	19,470	35,203	119	Male and female students - distribution by sex estimated.
1	Tennessee	Chattanooga	128,163	174	1	5	45	87	668	12,071	12,128	20,565	45
1	Tennessee	Knoxville	111,580	175	1	7	31	149	522	10,946	10,546	18,721	44
1	Tennessee	Memphis	292,942	180	1	8	63	142	977	22,154	22,666	37,383	63
1	Tennessee	Nashville	167,402	183	2	10	41	89	631	14,577	15,067	24,650	58
1	Texas	Dallas	294,734	175	4	10	48	245	1,307	27,199	26,413	43,583	71
1	Texas	Fort Worth	177,662	177	3	7	51	178	936	17,300	16,796	29,147	85
1	Texas	Houston	393,735	175	1	16	97	318	1,791	36,439	37,483	60,010	154
1	Texas	San Antonio	253,854	176	4	7	48	162	1,131	23,135	21,838	34,821	61
1	Utah	Salt Lake City	149,934	177	3	9	40	162	733	16,697	15,938	28,489	71	Not including the Stewart Training School at the University of Utah whose pupils are accounted for in the enrollment and attendance figures.
1	Virginia	Norfolk	144,332	180	1	8	31	80	749	12,431	12,414	21,086	39
1	Virginia	Richmond	193,042	180	2	11	49	122	928	16,440	16,651	28,233	45
1	Washington	Seattle	368,302	180	6	18	83	393	1,357	30,193	28,903	49,367	167
1	Washington	Spokane	122,001	182	1	6	38	154	455	9,932	9,370	16,120	45
1	Washington	Tacoma	109,408	180	2	3	33	108	438	9,728	8,955	15,768	55
1	Wisconsin	Milwaukee	587,472	190	5	24	101	638	1,913	44,436	44,025	77,344	183
2	Alabama	Gadsden	36,975	176	1	2	12	22	189	4,124	3,970	6,899	25
2	Arizona	Phoenix	65,414	165	1	6	18	53	293	6,272	6,034	9,225	33
2	Arizona	Tucson	36,818	170	1	4	18	85	268	6,185	5,549	9,820	24
2	Arkansas	Fort Smith	36,584	177	1	2	13	28	162	3,772	3,559	6,029	17
2	Arkansas	Little Rock	88,039	170	2	3	28	57	362	7,918	8,057	13,559	22
2	California	Alameda	36,256	176	1	8	9	36	162	2,964	2,856	5,268	17
2	California	Alhambra	47,466	177	2	6	12	70	214	4,559	4,279	7,601	22
2	California	Berkeley	85,547	183	3	7	19	71	326	6,569	7,939	10,921	34
2	California	Burbank	34,337	179	1	5	14	30	183	2,639	2,341	4,544	17	Number of supervisors, principals, and teachers estimated; Number of schools: Data for 1937-38.
2	California	Fresno	60,685	175	2	4	20	144	378	8,276	7,947	13,474	46	Number of supervisors: Data of 1937-38.
2	California	Glendale	82,582	178	2	4	26	155	418	8,750	7,946	14,352	46
2	California	Inglewood	30,114	176	2	9	10	72	163	3,402	3,050	5,867	13
2	California	Montebello	40,000	180	2	4	17	41	156	3,448	3,251	6,052	26	Population estimated.
2	California	Pasadena	81,864	178	3	12	46	226	585	13,163	11,934	19,873	52
2	California	Riverside	34,696	177	2	2	20	99	203	4,533	4,223	7,501	29
2	California	San Bernardino	43,646	174	2	7	20	64	265	5,445	5,328	9,474	38
2	California	San Jose	68,457	180	2	4	8	148	406	9,423	7,916	13,041	32	Data of 1937-38.
2	California	Santa Ana	31,921	177	1	2	21	63	195	3,719	3,604	6,238	32
2	California	Santa Barbara	34,958	179	2	5	12	68	188	3,471	3,173	5,828	21
2	California	Santa Monica	53,500	185	1	3	14	102	219	6,050	4,569	7,800	21
2	California	Stockton	54,714	178	1	3	2	134	303	6,872	6,289	11,129	39
2	Colorado	Colorado Springs	36,789	182	2		14	51	173	3,391	3,251	6,174	26
2	Colorado	Pueblo District No.1		180	1	3	7	22	126	2,548	2,406	4,081	17	Total population of 52,162 includes Pueblo District No. 1 and District No. 20
2	Colorado	Pueblo District No. 20		180	1	1	9	36	153	3,357	3,289	5,558	18	Total population of 52,162 includes Pueblo District No. 1 and District No. 20
2	Connecticut	Bristol	30,167	182	1	15	8	34	169	2,862	2,872	5,170	25
2	Connecticut	Meriden	39,494	180	1	3	12	35	147	2,852	2,792	5,041	21
2	Connecticut	New Britain	68,685	183	1	14	18	73	375	6,573	6,468	11,261	30
2	Connecticut	New London	30,456	179	1	2	8	2	123	2,096	2,020	3,462	16
2	Connecticut	Norwalk	39,849	180	1	4	5	27	195	3,522	3,148	6,143	28
2	Connecticut	Norwich	34,140	181	1	3	4		139	2,039	1,851	3,394	34
2	Connecticut	Stamford	61,215	178	1	3	16	86	335	5,937	5,638	10,127	36
2	Connecticut	Waterbury	99,314	181	1	1	24	85	462	8,248	6,923	13,513	58
2	Connecticut	West Hartford	33,776	180	1	1	12	37	138	2,663	2,660	4,629	20
2	Connecticut	West Haven	30,021	181	1	4	11	16	154	3,030	2,970	5,306	19
2	Georgia	Columbus	53,280	180	1	4	5	41	261	5,956	6,199	9,986	34
2	Illinois	Alton	31,255	190	1	5	3	46	144	3,688	3,596	6,263	19
2	Illinois	Aurora East Side		192	1	1	8	33	123	2,668	2,432	4,379	18	Total population of 47,170 includes Aurora East Side and West Side
2	Illinois	Aurora West Side		181	1		6	29	82	1,485	1,385	2,333	11	Total population of 47,170 includes Aurora East Side and West Side
2	Illinois	Berwyn District No. 98		189	1			6	60	926	910	1,601	7	Total population of 48,451 includes Berwyn District No. 98 and District No. 100
2	Illinois	Berwyn District No. 100		182	1			8	81	1,326	1,207	2,145	12	Total population of 48,451 includes Berwyn District No. 98 and District No. 100
2	Illinois	Bloomington	32,868	176	1	3	11	27	136	2,514	2,419	4,390	11
2	Illinois	Cicero	64,712	194	1	10	7	17	184	2,358	2,226	4,448	14
2	Illinois	Danville	36,919	184	1	4	11	29	225	4,035	3,736	6,693	19
2	Illinois	Decatur	59,305	179	1	3	20	62	271	5,834	5,565	9,848	21
2	Illinois	East St. Louis	80,132	189	2	6	17	75	342	7,650	7,214	12,796	35
2	Illinois	Elgin	38,333	169	1		12	37	142	2,781	2,681	4,965	12
2	Illinois	Evanston District No. 75		184	1	9	7	12	150	2,340	2,102	3,457	18	Total population of 65,389 includes Evanston District No. 75 and District No. 76
2	Illinois	Evanston District No. 76		179	1	3	1	6	92	1,244	1,338	2,148	9	Total population of 65,389 includes Evanston District No. 75 and District No. 76
2	Illinois	Joliet	42,365	179	1	1	11	12	214	3,237	3,105	5,483	27
2	Illinois	Maywood	26,648	178	1	4	8	15	119	2,070	1,955	2,538	8	Other than population, Maywood and Melrose Park reported together.
2	Illinois	Melrose	10,933											Other than population, Maywood and Melrose Park reported together. See Maywood for shared data.
2	Illinois	Moline	34,608	182	1	4	10	35	169	2,840	2,732	4,784	24
2	Illinois	Oak Park	66,015	193	1	5	11	13	210	2,731	2,693	4,314	22
2	Illinois	Quincy	40,469	189	2		10	52	149	2,944	2,969	5,164	23
2	Illinois	Rockford	84,637	181	1	4	17	88	345	7,128	6,693	12,102	21
2	Illinois	Rock Island	42,775	190	1	1	11	36	161	3,247	3,108	5,379	15
2	Illinois	Springfield	75,503	175	1	3	17	78	300	6,273	6,140	10,616	35
2	Illinois	Waukegan	34,241	181	1		9	9	113	2,248	2,192	3,668	22
2	Indiana	Anderson	41,572	173	1	3	3	59	171	4,107	4,078	6,826	26
2	Indiana	East Chicago	54,637	187	2	9	12	75	211	5,064	4,832	8,624	29
2	Indiana	Elkhart	33,434	173	1	5	3	42	159	3,244	3,070	5,784	19
2	Indiana	Evansville	97,062	181	1	8	14	164	426	8,779	8,601	14,745	38
2	Indiana	Hammond	70,184	184	1	1	17	104	349	7,262	6,764	12,067	37
2	Indiana	Kokomo	33,795	177	1	5	12	42	156	3,566	3,340	6,064	13	Number of supervisors estimated.
2	Indiana	Muncie	49,720	178	1	7	14	76	203	5,229	5,123	8,897	33
2	Indiana	Richmond	35,147	183	2	3	10	45	157	3,268	3,309	5,620	26
2	Indiana	Terre Haute	62,693	183	3	4	7	64	262	4,908	4,684	8,441	23
2	Iowa	Cedar Rapids	62,120	190	1	8	20	62	302	4,928	4,789	8,765	34
2	Iowa	Council Bluffs	41,439	183	1	2	19	40	234	4,481	4,534	8,448	36
2	Iowa	Davenport	66,039	180	1	7	13	55	265	5,256	5,066	8,689	40
2	Iowa	Dubuque	43,892	187	1	4	7	30	150	2,339	1,990	3,767	21
2	Iowa	Ottumwa	31,570	184	1	2	12	23	173	3,208	3,214	5,656	28
2	Iowa	Sioux City	82,364	182	1	7	25	75	449	8,036	7,938	13,947	56
2	Iowa	Waterloo East Side		180	1		9	20	118	2,396	2,335	4,029	16	Total population of 51,743 includes Waterloo East Side and West Side.
2	Iowa	Waterloo West Side		182	1	1	9	19	14	2,576	2,343	4,006	20	Total population of 51,743 includes Waterloo East Side and West Side.
2	Kansas	Hutchinson	30,013	177	1	2	13	44	156	3,557	3,494	6,065	24
2	Kansas	Topeka	67,833	172	1	10	30	50	350	6,159	5,955	10,687	54
2	Kentucky	Covington	62,018	190	1	8	15	64	228	4,042	3,915	6,495	26	Male and female students - distribution by sex estimated.
2	Kentucky	Lexington	49,304	182	2	6	12	32	211	3,918	4,120	6,786	25	Male and female students estimated.
2	Kentucky	Newport	30,631	182	1	6	12	17	119	2,004	1,811	3,444	12
2	Kentucky	Owensboro	30,245	186	1	2	7	32	118	2,512	2,423	3,989	13
2	Kentucky	Paducah	33,765	178	1	2	5	28	144	2,542	2,456	4,607	22
2	Maine	Lewiston	38,598	181	1		8	17	108	2,001	1,933	3,577	21
2	Maine	Portland	73,643	184	2	6	10	65	342	6,128	6,055	10,773	58
2	Massachusetts	Arlington	40,013	178	1	3	13	46	196	3,546	3,437	6,459	13
2	Massachusetts	Brockton	62,343	179	1		8	48	317	5,094	5,009	9,391	32
2	Massachusetts	Brookline	49,786	179	1	6	9	50	227	3,420	3,281	5,845	27
2	Massachusetts	Chelsea	41,259	178	1	8	5	54	187	3,546	3,260	6,060	10
2	Massachusetts	Chicopee	41,664	181	1	5	10	29	175	2,944	2,635	4,855	26
2	Massachusetts	Everett	46,784	179	2	4	10	81	269	4,636	4,557	8,462	19
2	Massachusetts	Fitchburg	41,824	178	1	6	19	46	148	2,488	2,420	4,553	19
2	Massachusetts	Haverhill	46,752	180	1	3	9	35	185	3,462	3,527	6,429	26
2	Massachusetts	Holyoke	53,750	182	1	1	12	50	230	3,380	3,099	5,859	29
2	Massachusetts	Lawrence	84,323	176	1	10	17	70	331	5,324	4,944	9,518	26
2	Massachusetts	Lynn	98,123	177	2	10	15	93	385	7,612	7,026	13,376	32
2	Massachusetts	Malden	58,010	179	1	8	15	54	246	4,532	4,408	8,081	18
2	Massachusetts	Medford	63,083	179	2	9	16	87	286	5,872	5,674	10,338	24
2	Massachusetts	Newton	69,873	180	1	7	19	115	360	6,557	5,857	11,128	48
2	Massachusetts	Pittsfield	49,684	180	1	7	20	46	244	4,329	4,107	7,609	27
2	Massachusetts	Quincy	75,810	182	2	6	18	85	382	7,207	6,857	12,915	25
2	Massachusetts	Revere	34,405	176	1	8	7	46	210	3,618	3,420	6,263	16
2	Massachusetts	Salem	41,213	177	1	2	8	45	166	2,963	2,812	5,082	31	Average daily attendance estimated.
2	Massachusetts	Taunton	37,395	177	1	3	5	23	198	2,931	3,044	5,434	22
2	Massachusetts	Waltham	40,020	178	1	2	6	40	187	3,198	3,063	5,648	26
2	Massachusetts	Watertown	35,427	176	1	5	8	46	192	3,360	3,301	6,236	19
2	Michigan	Battle Creek	43,453	180	1	7	14	60	203	4,744	4,703	7,983	31
2	Michigan	Bay City	47,956	171	1	9	17	56	225	4,123	3,983	7,386	35
2	Michigan	Dearborn City District		178	1		7	37	88	1,894	1,819	3,356	13	Total population of 63,584 includes Dearborn City District and Fordson District; Male and female students - distribution by sex estimated.
2	Michigan	Dearborn Fordson District		195	2	5	16	133	192	4,758	4,757	8,923	26	Total population of 63,584 includes Dearborn City District and Fordson District; Male and female students - distribution by sex estimated.
2	Michigan	Hamtramck	49,839	181	2	6	9	49	163	3,822	3,624	6,544	14
2	Michigan	Highland Park	50,810	188	2		8	54	270	4,643	4,686	8,076	18
2	Michigan	Jackson	49,656	178	2	5	16	82	237	5,677	5,485	9,362	31
2	Michigan	Kalamazoo	54,097	182	1	10	15	80	291	5,336	5,335	9,064	37	Male and female students - distribution by sex estimated.
2	Michigan	Lansing	78,753	182	2	7	27	112	382	8,503	8,071	14,242	49
2	Michigan	Muskegon	47,697	169	2	5	17	73	225	5,148	5,147	8,857	32	Male and female students - distribution by sex estimated.
2	Michigan	Pontiac	66,626	180	2	4	17	76	309	7,339	7,108	12,833	38
2	Michigan	Port Huron	32,759	181	1	4	12	52	193	3,578	3,486	6,109	30
2	Michigan	Saginaw	82,794	200	1	5	24	100	371	8,335	7,719	1,443	51
2	Michigan	Wyandotte	30,618	200	1		8	39	131	2,760	2,754	4,536	13
2	Mississippi	Jackson	62,107	181	1	7	13	39	217	5,147	5,520	8,300	18
2	Mississippi	Meridian	35,481	180	1		13	42	203	4,198	4,804	6,863	24
2	Missouri	Joplin	37,144	180	1	2	18	53	178	4,377	3,970	7,266	21
2	Missouri	St. Joseph	75,711	178	1	4	29	63	342	6,685	6,277	10,372	36
2	Missouri	Springfield	61,238	177	1	5	17	53	306	5,958	5,827	9,990	26
2	Missouri	University City	33,023	197	1	4	8	48	150	2,631	2,449	4,468	14
2	Montana	Butte	37,081	178	1		18	13	228	3,076	2,981	5,471	19
2	Nebraska	Lincoln	81,984	176	2	9	26	57	414	7,973	7,659	13,768	57
2	New Hampshire	Manchester	77,685	175	2	6	15	83	187	4,100	3,997	7,230	40
2	New Hampshire	Nashua	32,927	178	2	1	2	34	129	2,103	2,053	3,836	11
2	New Jersey	Atlantic City	64,094	175	2	7	14	77	296	5,240	5,030	8,583	28
2	New Jersey	Bayonne	79,198	192	2	13	14	113	443	7,014	6,509	11,851	31
2	New Jersey	Bloomfield	41,623	188	1	4	13	55	224	3,930	3,733	6,515	21
2	New Jersey	Clifton	48,827	192	1	4	14	31	242	4,424	4,278	7,512	30
2	New Jersey	East Orange	68,945	186	1	8	11	92	259	4,636	4,373	7,837	22
2	New Jersey	Hoboken	50,115	192	1	3	12	60	230	4,292	3,972	6,958	17
2	New Jersey	Irvington	55,328	190	1		12	77	240	4,687	4,471	7,730	20
2	New Jersey	Kearny	39,467	190	1	10	9	37	194	3,370	3,214	5,530	20	Except where noted, data for 1940-41; Number of supervisors, principals and teachers data for 1937-38.
2	New Jersey	Montclair	39,807	184	2	6	10	68	222	3,668	3,576	6,276	27
2	New Jersey	New Brunswick	33,180	186	1	6	8	35	188	2,935	2,927	5,041	14
2	New Jersey	North Bergen	39,714	192	2	3	8	8	184	2,984	2,899	4,922	17
2	New Jersey	Orange	35,717	186	1	1	8	42	175	3,086	3,004	5,410	16
2	New Jersey	Passaic	61,394	185	2	1	15	50	348	5,505	5,139	9,145	26
2	New Jersey	Perth Amboy	41,242	185	1	7	14	48	214	3,264	3,245	5,729	24
2	New Jersey	Plainfield	37,469	188	1	3	7	55	220	3,619	3,519	6,179	27
2	New Jersey	South Orange	36,881	187	1	6	12	57	217	3,523	3,344	6,061	21
2	New Jersey	Union City	56,173	192	1	7	9	79	291	5,215	4,979	8,528	20
2	New Jersey	West New York	39,439	192	1	4	7	38	208	3,582	3,405	5,772	11
2	New Mexico	Albuquerque	35,449	180	1	2	13	39	202	4,578	4,383	7,198	18
2	New York	Amsterdam	33,329	180	2	7	10	28	277	3,073	2,824	5,491	25
2	New York	Auburn	35,735	180	1	3	7	30	167	2,771	2,580	4,708	18
2	New York	Binghamton	78,309	183	2	8	19	92	514	7,682	7,375	13,728	38
2	New York	Elmira	45,106	183	1	10	12	45	235	4,103	3,987	7,019	22
2	New York	Jamestown	42,638	184	2	7	13	30	270	4,270	4,149	7,458	22
2	New York	Mount Vernon	67,362	183	3	6	16	78	391	6,371	6,313	10,948	28
2	New York	Newburgh	31,883	185	1	4	9	38	179	3,003	2,885	5,038	1
2	New York	New Rochelle	58,048	179	2	5	16	80	294	5,032	4,694	8,497	25
2	New York	Niagara Falls	78,029	185	3	10	21	109	480	8,224	7,729	14,413	42
2	New York	Poughkeepsie	40,478	184	1	11	11	20	189	3,430	3,293	5,756	17
2	New York	Rome	34,214	183	1	5	7	20	165	2,797	2,697	5,202	21
2	New York	Schenectady	87,549	182	3	11	22	104	472	7,965	7,680	14,134	46
2	New York	Troy Lansingburg District		182	1		5	10	71	1,053	966	1,776	8	Total population of 70,304 includes Troy Lansingburg District and Union District.
2	New York	Troy Union District		183	1	7	13	24	191	3,153	2,937	5,034	27	Total population of 70,304 includes Troy Lansingburg District and Union District.
2	New York	Watertown	33,385	180	1	10	11	22	216	3,235	2,963	5,409	26
2	New York	White Plains	40,327	180	2	7	9	70	234	4,224	3,891	6,953	24
2	North Carolina	Asheville	51,310	180	1		15	30	227	4,597	4,651	7,699	18
2	North Carolina	Durham	60,195	180	1	1	17	56	292	5,955	6,363	10,562	21
2	North Carolina	Greensboro	59,319	180	2	2	17	41	264	5,284	5,153	9,482	25
2	North Carolina	High Point	38,495	180	1		13	23	214	4,211	4,194	7,705	13
2	North Carolina	Raleigh	46,897	180	1	1	10	25	236	4,969	4,570	8,137	18
2	North Carolina	Winston-Salem	79,815	180	1	1	21	52	375	7,967	7,887	14,225	21	Data for 1937-38.
2	North Dakota	Fargo	32,580	180	1	2	13	46	150	2,530	2,430	4,501	14
2	Ohio	Cleveland Heights	60,973	181	2	4	13	78	218	4,455	4,469	7,945	21
2	Ohio	East Cleveland	39,495	180	2		10	48	188	2,918	2,921	5,476	14
2	Ohio	Hamilton	50,592	180	1	2	3	44	205	4,488	4,391	8,288	17	Data for 1937-38.
2	Ohio	Lakewood	69,160	180	2	6	14	80	265	4,745	4,395	8,440	25
2	Ohio	Lima	44,711	181	1	1	2	55	192	3,705	3,575	6,839	16	Data for 1937-38.
2	Ohio	Lorain	44,125	184	2	3	9	62	157	3,760	3,494	6,983	15
2	Ohio	Mansfield	37,154	181	1	7	4	68	157	3,205	2,970	5,622	13
2	Ohio	Marion	30,817	180	1	5	9	36	149	3,148	2,936	5,466	17
2	Ohio	Middletown	31,220	180	1		7	41	161	3,199	3,079	6,078	12	Data for 1937-38.
2	Ohio	Newark	31,487	187	1	2	9	40	133	2,577	2,578	4,789	17
2	Ohio	Norwood	34,010	198	1		6	40	99	2,043	2,052	3,738	11
2	Ohio	Portsmouth	40,466	180	1	2	5	54	212	4,359	4,139	7,521	17
2	Ohio	Springfield	70,662	197	1	2	12	95	292	6,035	5,984	10,750	28
2	Ohio	Steubenville	37,651	182	1		10	29	179	2,865	2,758	5,366	11
2	Ohio	Warren	42,837	180	1		14	60	195	4,204	4,025	7,805	14
2	Ohio	Zanesville	37,500	187	1	1	4	47	202	3,457	3,273	6,282	18	Data for 1940-41.
2	Oklahoma	Muskogee	32,332	177	1	2	11	41	182	3,999	3,946	6,598	18
2	Oregon	Salem	30,908	171	1	1	11	36	152	3,003	2,885	4,939	11	Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
2	Pennsylvania	Allentown	96,904	189	2	14	7	138	359	8,206	7,893	15,045	29
2	Pennsylvania	Altoona	80,214	180	1	7	4	101	396	7,898	7,949	14,021	28
2	Pennsylvania	Bethlehem	58,490	192	1	4	11	99	207	5,548	5,082	9,620	27
2	Pennsylvania	Chester	59,285	182	2	2	9	71	255	5,268	5,243	8,420	21
2	Pennsylvania	Easton	33,589	188	1	5	15	53	134	3,360	3,175	5,909	16
2	Pennsylvania	Harrisburg	83,893	189	1	6	9	128	317	6,706	6,556	11,692	26
2	Pennsylvania	Hazelton	38,009	187	1	6	7	77	187	4,087	3,896	7,270	13
2	Pennsylvania	Johnstown	66,668	180	1	7	12	75	328	6,445	6,189	11,839	25
2	Pennsylvania	Lancaster	61,345	190	1	8	7	102	253	5,065	5,065	9,019	31	Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
2	Pennsylvania	Lower Merion (P.O. Ardmore)	39,566	180	2		12	78	188	2,929	2,786	5,294	20
2	Pennsylvania	McKeesport	55,355	180	1	6	16	63	274	5,645	5,425	10,101	15	Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
2	Pennsylvania	New Castle	47,638	180	1		9	63	255	5,469	5,151	9,380	14
2	Pennsylvania	Norristown	38,181	182	1		3	52	157	3,167	3,023	5,770	10
2	Pennsylvania	Upper Darby	56,883	188	1	5	11	89	232	4,164	4,078	7,185	20
2	Pennsylvania	Wilkes-Barre	86,236	182	1	13	12	116	429	7,887	7,888	14,079	30	Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
2	Pennsylvania	Williamsport	44,355	190	1		4	95	192	4,374	4,079	7,614	15
2	Pennsylvania	York	56,712	180	1	7	9	114	253	5,494	5,347	9,550	25
2	Rhode Island	Cranston	47,085	180	2	3	5	55	253	4,571	4,391	7,797	51
2	Rhode Island	East Providence	32,165	182	2	2	10	41	187	2,903	2,872	5,177	21
2	Rhode Island	Newport	30,532	181	1	1	6	38	147	2,436	2,284	4,099	17
2	Rhode Island	Pawtucket	75,797	180	2	5	16	83	375	5,630	5,583	9,852	23
2	Rhode Island	Woonsocket	49,303	179	1	3	2	18	161	2,677	2,555	4,559	19
2	South Carolina	Charleston	71,275	182	2	5	16	57	287	6,061	6,277	10,163	13
2	South Carolina	Columbia	67,091	176	2	4	13	75	336	6,427	6,821	11,530	25
2	South Carolina	Greenville	34,734	180	1	6	6	34	207	4,283	4,502	7,173	19
2	South Carolina	Spartanburg	32,249	175	1	8	13	30	208	3,648	3,678	6,448	12
2	South Dakota	Sioux Falls	40,832	180	1	3	13	37	231	3,933	3,760	6,736	25
2	Texas	Amarillo	51,686	176	1	3	11	71	244	4,608	4,546	8,724	23
2	Texas	Austin	87,930	176	1	3	14	105	410	8,210	8,074	12,977	30
2	Texas	Beaumont City District		178	2	4	14	35	218	3,968	3,862	6,887	14	Total population of 59,061 includes Beaumont City, French, and South Park Districts.
2	Texas	Beaumont French District		176	1		3	6	41	898	842	1,507	5	Total population of 59,061 includes Beaumont City, French, and South Park Districts.
2	Texas	Beaumont South Park District		178	1		4	33	68	1,450	1,327	2,515	5	Total population of 59,061 includes Beaumont City, French, and South Park Districts.
2	Texas	Corpus Christi	57,301	176	1	4	16	59	257	4,978	4,863	9,117	16
2	Texas	El Paso	96,810	175	2	4	23	80	541	8,960	10,518	18,549	25
2	Texas	Galveston	60,862	176	1	8	13	43	255	4,437	4,425	7,315	20
2	Texas	Laredo	39,274	175	1	5	4	20	173	3,936	4,056	7,413	18
2	Texas	Lubbock	31,853	175	1	3	9	47	151	3,808	3,539	5,825	12
2	Texas	Port Arthur	46,140	180	1	1	9	66	250	5,616	5,439	9,305	18
2	Texas	Waco	55,982	175	1	3	15	54	318	5,717	5,889	9,630	21
2	Texas	Wichita Falls	45,112	175	1	2	14	57	221	4,967	4,600	8,267	19
2	Utah	Ogden	43,688	177	2	5	16	88	229	5,002	4,911	8,987	17
2	Virginia	Alexandria	33,523	180	1	2	8	18	157	2,983	2,799	5,138	10
2	Virginia	Arlington	57,040	190	1	5	3	50	208	4,264	4,073	7,202	25
2	Virginia	Danville	32,749	180	1	1	10	30	184	3,409	3,372	5,923	14
2	Virginia	Lynchburg	44,541	184	1	4	11	37	220	4,203	4,215	7,555	21
2	Virginia	Newport News	37,067	183	1	5	11	42	179	3,644	3,629	6,225	11
2	Virginia	Petersburg	30,631	183	1	2	11	21	155	3,018	3,271	5,371	12
2	Virginia	Portsmouth	50,745	185	1	4	11	21	215	4,327	4,253	7,271	18
2	Virginia	Roanoke	69,287	180	2	2	19	54	399	6,890	6,916	11,593	20
2	Washington	Everett	30,224	180	1	3	10	50	157	3,445	3,380	5,646	16
2	Wisconsin	Eau Claire	30,745	173	1	4	6	49	130	2,730	2,623	4,984	17	Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
2	Wisconsin	Green Bay	46,235	179	1	8	14	50	194	3,799	3,494	6,214	29
2	Wisconsin	Kenosha	48,765	181	2	4	15	49	236	4,610	4,415	8,037	26
2	Wisconsin	La Crosse	42,707	185	1	1	5	45	162	3,212	3,458	5,936	23
2	Wisconsin	Madison	67,447	176	1	5	17	63	358	6,298	5,972	10,243	25
2	Wisconsin	Oshkosh	39,089	174	1	4	10	45	198	3,463	3,441	6,371	25
2	Wisconsin	Racine	67,195	190	1	4	13	73	303	6,400	6,171	10,945	34
2	Wisconsin	Sheboygan	40,638	185	1	3	8	66	187	3,595	3,575	6,634	20
2	Wisconsin	Superior	35,136	175	1	3	10	52	159	2,982	2,861	5,266	35
2	Wisconsin	West Allis	36,364	190	1	5	12	61	196	3,659	3,499	6,215	20	Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
3	Alabama	Anniston	25,523	175	1		9	10	130	2,760	2,792	4,464	12
3	Alabama	Bessemer	24,203	180	1	2	1	23	92	2,317	2,510	4,140	7
3	Alabama	Decatur	16,604	176	1		3	12	77	1,761	1,744	2,910	13
3	Alabama	Dothan	17,194	169	1	1	3	10	76	1,696	1,634	2,947	10
3	Alabama	Fairfield	11,703	175	1		5	9	76	1,410	1,440	2,534	8
3	Alabama	Florence	15,043	176	1		6	10	85	1,774	1,843	3,054	9
3	Alabama	Huntsville	13,050	175	1	1	3	8	63	1,504	1,571	2,421	8
3	Alabama	Phenix City	15,351	161	1		1	10	68	1,799	1,742	3,178	9
3	Alabama	Selma	19,834	175	1		2	14	95	1,960	2,095	3,478	8
3	Alabama	Tuscaloosa	27,493	171	1	1	6	24	121	2,691	2,750	4,514	12
3	Arkansas	Blytheville	10,652	173	1	1	3	13	43	1,230	1,255	1,988	7
3	Arkansas	El Dorado	15,858	176	1		6	18	84	1,668	1,696	2,923	6
3	Arkansas	Hot Springs	21,370	174	1		7	13	106	2,489	2,413	4,214	13
3	Arkansas	Jonesboro	11,729	178	1		3	13	56	1,211	1,204	2,129	13
3	Arkansas	North Little Rock	21,137	180	1	1	2	26	111	2,676	2,675	4,571	14
3	Arkansas	Pine Bluff	21,290	172	1		3	26	110	2,411	2,486	4,369	17
3	Arkansas	Texarkana	11,821	176	1		7	16	62	1,443	1,404	2,502	10
3	California	Albany	11,493	180	1			18	61	1,183	1,119	2,058	5
3	California	Anaheim	11,031	173	1	4	7	13	40	728	659	1,257	12
3	California	Bakersfield	29,252	178	1	3	14	24	190	3,413	3,247	5,922	25
3	California	Beverly Hills	26,823	179	1	4	7	42	146	2,219	2,135	3,615	9
3	California	Brawley	11,718	161	3	3	3	7	61	1,443	1,291	2,450	5
3	California	Burlingame	15,940	183	1			7	50	891	758	1,420	11
3	California	Compton	16,198	175	2		9	8	77	1,574	1,463	2,803	19
3	California	El Centro	10,017	170	1		8	33	56	1,370	1,340	2,498	10
3	California	El Monte	25,000	175	1	1	4	25	72	1,695	1,548	2,703	7	Total population estimated.
3	California	Eureka	17,055	180	1	5	3	23	88	1,734	1,643	2,997	12
3	California	Fullerton	10,442	172	1		4	2	48	686	641	1,174	7
3	California	Lodi	11,079	175	2		5	32	63	1,579	1,386	2,577	5
3	California	Lynwood	10,982	177	1	1	5	7	44	921	865	1,603	10
3	California	Merced	10,135	174	1	1	4	6	38	826	771	1,398	6
3	California	Modesto	16,379	176	1	2	13	93	137	3,870	3,423	5,879	13
3	California	Monrovia	12,807	175	1			7	47	846	681	1,416	12
3	California	Monterey	10,084	184	1		4	6	47	919	905	1,614	8
3	California	National City	10,344	180	1		1	4	42	798	718	1,280	9	Data for 1937-38.
3	California	Ontario	14,197	171	1	1	7	13	69	1,384	1,444	2,583	12
3	California	Palo Alto	16,774	184	1	4	8	29	94	1,828	1,648	2,946	14
3	California	Pomona	23,539	180	2	4	10	54	125	2,798	2,390	4,496	17
3	California	Redlands	14,324	176	1			40	92	1,979	1,844	3,337	13
3	California	Redondo Beach	13,092	176	1		4	9	47	1,005	975	1,545	8
3	California	Redwood City	12,453	179	1		1	14	48	1,157	1,082	1,918	11
3	California	Richmond	29,779	185	2	4	14	38	180	3,431	3,073	5,794	22
3	California	Salinas	11,586	175	1		6	45	99	2,332	2,113	3,619	9
3	California	San Gabriel	11,867	176	1	1	4	3	55	941	916	1,611	9
3	California	San Leandro	14,611	181	2	2	3	3	42	862	791	1,432	8
3	California	San Mateo	19,403	181	1	2		7	50	1,001	900	1,696	13
3	California	Santa Cruz	16,896	177	1		4	36	79	1,610	1,616	2,795	10
3	California	Santa Rosa	12,605	175	1	1	5	30	71	1,580	1,419	2,608	9
3	California	South Pasadena	14,356	174	2	3	9	27	78	1,470	1,491	2,533	11
3	California	Vallejo	20,072	185	1	2	4	32	93	2,213	2,014	3,627	14	Number of supervisors and principals: Data for 1937-38; Numbers of teachers estimated.
3	California	Ventura	13,264	177	1	1	1	6	31	561	549	1,008	10
3	California	Whittier	16,115	177	1	1	1	9	46	819	870	1,528	12
3	Colorado	Boulder	12,958	180	1	3	3	30	79	1,417	1,315	2,435	15
3	Colorado	Fort Collins	12,251	181	1	2	2	23	84	1,536	1,458	2,614	11
3	Colorado	Grand Junction	12,479	181	1	5	10	26	76	1,641	1,741	2,996	10
3	Colorado	Greeley	15,995	177	1	2	5	22	95	1,913	1,896	3,141	9
3	Colorado	Trinidad	13,223	176	1	1	7	14	76	1,401	1,432	2,696	7
3	Connecticut	Ansonia	19,210	183	1	3	9	25	85	1,635	1,579	2,953	8	Number of supervisors; Data for 1937-38.
3	Connecticut	Danbury	22,339	180	1	1	5	19	115	2,214	2,166	3,905	12
3	Connecticut	Derby	10,287	181	1		4	8	38	864	766	1,485	5
3	Connecticut	East Hartford	18,615	181	1	2	11	11	91	1,563	563	2,860	15
3	Connecticut	Groton	10,910	181	1		1	11	64	1,204	1,096	2,011	16
3	Connecticut	Middletown	26,495	182	1		3	20	70	1,356	1,300	2,361	9
3	Connecticut	Naugatuck	15,388	180	1	4	2	10	73	1,273	1,218	2,229	17
3	Connecticut	Shelton	10,971	180	1		2	11	51	962	920	1,667	6
3	Connecticut	Stratford	22,580	180	1	4	5	12	127	2,476	2,373	4,289	23
3	Connecticut	Torrington	26,988	182	1	3	9	29	128	2,320	2,271	4,236	15
3	Connecticut	Wallingford	14,788	181	1		4	8	79	1,260	1,281	2,294	12
3	Connecticut	Willimantic	13,824	185	1		5	10	65	1,231	1,263	2,196	9
3	Georgia	Albany	19,055	180	1	3	3	18	102	2,227	2,297	3,562	12
3	Georgia	Athens	20,650	182	1		4	7	111	2,047	2,186	3,437	13
3	Georgia	Dalton	10,448	180	1			12	51	1,177	1,236	1,855	6
3	Georgia	Decatur	16,561	175	1	1	9	13	86	1,509	1,628	2,695	9
3	Georgia	Gainesville	10,243	179	1			8	45	1,030	1,066	1,663	4
3	Georgia	Griffin	13,222	180	1		1	13	64	1,326	1,414	2,147	11
3	Georgia	La Grange	21,983	180	1		8	7	120	2,564	2,567	3,925	11
3	Georgia	Moultrie	10,147	180	1		3	20	60	1,273	1,429	2,188	6
3	Georgia	Rome	26,282	180	1	1	2	21	116	2,778	2,747	4,312	17
3	Georgia	Thomasville	12,683	180	2	1	5	11	64	1,442	1,487	2,376	8
3	Georgia	Valdosta	15,595	180	1			11	81	1,957	2,205	3,318	7
3	Georgia	Waycross	16,763	180	1			15	102	2,019	2,245	3,392	13
3	Idaho	Boise	26,130	179	1	2	2	55	134	3,110	3,008	5,301	13
3	Idaho	Coeur d'Alene	10,049	180	1		2	16	52	1,058	1,093	1,909	8
3	Idaho	Idaho Falls	15,024	175	1	2	5	36	72	1,921	1,890	3,324	9
3	Idaho	Lewiston	10,548	173	1		4	16	54	1,074	1,159	1,906	6
3	Idaho	Nampa	12,149	180	1	2	6	40	55	1,710	1,556	2,835	6
3	Idaho	Pocatello	20,824	173	1	1	11	35	123	2,921	2,774	5,049	11
3	Idaho	Twin Falls	11,851	176	1		7	23	80	1,858	1,749	3,211	5
3	Illinois	Belleville	28,405	186	1	4		9	64	1,294	1,235	2,252	18	Data for 1933-34.
3	Illinois	Blue Island	16,638	188	1			6	47	720	689	1,260	6
3	Illinois	Brookfield	10,817	180	1			4	22	478	413	690	2
3	Illinois	Cairo	14,407	181	1			13	64	1,224	1,223	2,195	12	Data for 1937-38; Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
3	Illinois	Calumet City District No. 155		190	1			1	18	260	262	513	5	Total population of 13,241 includes Calumet City District No. 155 and District No. 156.
3	Illinois	Calumet City District No. 156		190	1			1	13	252	268	432	2	Total population of 13,241 includes Calumet City District No. 155 and District No. 156.
3	Illinois	Canton	11,577	180	1	1	1	19	67	1,385	1,270	2,395	8
3	Illinois	Centralia	16,343	180	1	6	7	4	52	1,082	961	1,673	7
3	Illinois	Champaign	23,302	179	1	4	12	34	107	2,094	1,884	3,502	12
3	Illinois	Chicago Heights	22,461	184	1		6	11	70	1,242	1,265	2,387	7
3	Illinois	Dixon	10,671	175	1			11	60	1,177	1,131	1,927	10	Data for 1937-38; Male and female teachers and enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
3	Illinois	East Moline	12,359	186	1		1	3	40	701	708	1,073	9
3	Illinois	Elmhurst	15,458	180	1	2	5	5	57	1,058	934	1,689	11
3	Illinois	Elmwood Park (P.O., Chicago)	13,689	181	1	1		5	39	861	817	1,567	2
3	Illinois	Forest Park	14,840	190	1		2	4	34	619	572	1,077	8
3	Illinois	Freeport	22,366	187	1	2	10	24	92	1,943	1,855	3,439	9
3	Illinois	Galesburg	28,876	194	1	3	4	38	122	2,519	2,432	4,509	13
3	Illinois	Granite City	22,974	180	1		8	17	90	1,786	1,752	3,180	9
3	Illinois	Harrisburg	11,453	189	1	2	6	5	39	984	875	1,553	6	Data for 1937-38.
3	Illinois	Harvey	17,878	179	1		3	5	44	889	847	1,440	4
3	Illinois	Highland Park District No. 107		183	1			5	30	426	359	676	3	Total population of 14,476 includes Highland Park District no. 107 and District No. 108.
3	Illinois	Highland Park District No. 108												Total population of 14,476 includes Highland Park District no. 107 and District No. 108.
3	Illinois	Jacksonville	19,844	180	1		6	23	71	1,359	1,356	2,336	6
3	Illinois	Kankakee	22,241	181	1	2	5	8	98	1,686	1,552	2,878	11
3	Illinois	Kewanee	16,901	180	1	1	3	17	67	1,300	1,245	2,282	8
3	Illinois	La Grange	13,885	181	1		3	5	65	908	877	1,508	8
3	Illinois	La Salle	12,812	188	1			2	40	497	468	936	7	Data for 1937-38.
3	Illinois	Lincoln	12,752	190	1	1	1	5	36	612	587	1,057	5
3	Illinois	Mattoon	15,827	183	1		8	13	67	1,759	1,768	3,456	8
3	Illinois	Mount Vernon	14,724	185	1		7	15	60	1,308	1,237	2,037	7
3	Illinois	Ottawa	16,005	186	1	1		2	59	1,067	1,036	1,842	12
3	Illinois	Park Ridge	12,063	179	1			6	43	848	760	1,306	8
3	Illinois	Pekin	19,407	181	1	4	1	11	72	1,444	1,310	2,563	8
3	Illinois	Sterling District No. 10		186	1	1		2	16	330	301	525	2	Total population of 11,363 includes Sterling District No. 10 and District No. 11; Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
3	Illinois	Sterling District No. 11		183	1			7	24	524	490	887	4	Total population of 11,363 includes Sterling District No. 10 and District No. 11.
3	Illinois	Streator	14,930	190	2	3	10	24	75	1,416	1,342	2,422	13
3	Illinois	Urbana	14,064	190	1		2	14	73	1,320	1,335	2,231	8
3	Illinois	West Frankfort	12,383	188	1		1	12	47	830	766	1,533	5
3	Illinois	Wilmette	17,226	182	1	3	2	7	68	920	839	1,646	12
3	Illinois	Winnetka	12,430	180	1	7	4	8	63	818	743	1,291	9
3	Indiana	Bedford	12,514	176	1	5	6	15	71	1,523	1,436	2,543	6	Number of supervisors: Data for 1937-38.
3	Indiana	Bloomington	20,870	174	1			37	107	2,247	2,256	3,964	19
3	Indiana	Columbus	11,738	180	1	1	5	23	45	1,371	1,239	2,269	6
3	Indiana	Connersville	12,898	176	1		5	18	55	1,227	1,221	2,116	7
3	Indiana	Crawfordsville	11,089	178	1		2	21	55	1,194	1,149	2,055	12
3	Indiana	Elwood	1,013	177	1	1	2	19	44	1,117	1,037	1,855	7
3	Indiana	Frankfort	13,706	174	1	8	7	29	55	1,549	1,419	2,690	5
3	Indiana	Goshen	11,375	174	1	3	2	24	44	1,162	1,087	1,946	10
3	Indiana	Huntington	13,903	180	1	1	7	25	68	1,316	1,293	2,182	13
3	Indiana	Jeffersonville	11,493	180	1	3	1	21	56	1,149	1,133	1,986	9
3	Indiana	La Fayette	28,798	179	1	4	10	39	106	2,347	2,175	3,908	11
3	Indiana	La Porte	16,180	184	1	6	2	27	69	1,522	1,450	2,716	13
3	Indiana	Logansport	20,177	180	1	1	3	22	97	1,503	1,477	2,906	18
3	Indiana	Marion	26,767	180	1	3	13	30	126	2,742	2,661	4,628	17
3	Indiana	Michigan City	26,476	173	1	2	7	34	98	2,142	2,000	3,631	20
3	Indiana	Mishawaka	28,298	178	1	4	11	36	135	3,177	2,945	5,361	17
3	Indiana	New Albany	25,414	175	1	4	14	32	93	2,214	2,176	4,021	15
3	Indiana	Newcastle	16,620	175	1	3	2	30	68	1,753	1,807	3,108	7
3	Indiana	Peru	12,432	177	1		2	26	58	1,328	1,248	2,215	10
3	Indiana	Shelbyville	10,791	169	1		7	17	47	1,054	1,019	1,834	6
3	Indiana	Vincennes	18,228	177	1	1	5	25	78	1,869	1,771	2,929	14
3	Indiana	Whiting	10,307	191	1		4	21	43	905	813	1,571	7
3	Iowa	Ames	12,555	176	1	2	7	14	74	1,205	1,181	2,158	16
3	Iowa	Boone	12,373	172	1	2	8	16	68	1,339	1,367	2,434	16
3	Iowa	Burlington	25,832	190	1	6	13	43	151	2,320	2,334	4,502	26
3	Iowa	Clinton City District		177	1	5	7	17	109	1,803	1,672	3,058	20	Total population of 26,270 includes Clinton City District and Lyons District.
3	Iowa	Clinton Lyons District		172	1		2	6	31	607	538	996	10	Total population of 26,270 includes Clinton City District and Lyons District.
3	Iowa	Fort Dodge	22,904	173	1	1	13	23	117	2,164	2,173	4,156	20	Number of schools: Data for 1937-38.
3	Iowa	Fort Madison	14,063	180	1		4	9	60	1,095	1,057	1,908	10
3	Iowa	Iowa City	17,182	176	1		8	17	70	1,241	1,099	2,258	12
3	Iowa	Keokuk	15,076	180	1	3	5	14	84	1,335	1,357	2,335	14
3	Iowa	Marshalltown	19,240	174	1		2	17	115	1,920	1,862	3,418	19
3	Iowa	Mason City	27,080	173	1	4	14	32	155	2,880	2,868	5,036	26
3	Iowa	Muscatine	18,286	182	1	2	8	22	90	1,892	1,795	3,074	17	Data for 1937-38.
3	Iowa	Newton	10,462	175	1		6	18	82	1,498	1,516	2,504	10
3	Iowa	Oskaloosa	11,024	173	1	6	7	15	55	1,195	1,171	2,110	7
3	Kansas	Arkansas City	12,752	177	1	3	9	26	71	1,933	1,698	3,048	10
3	Kansas	Atchison	12,648	174	1	2	2	17	58	1,219	1,191	2,149	13
3	Kansas	Chanute	10,142	180	1		2	22	55	1,147	1,080	2,043	8
3	Kansas	Coffeyville	17,355	172	1	2	4	43	89	2,311	2,204	3,878	10
3	Kansas	Eldorado	10,045	180	1		7	18	62	1,458	1,335	2,396	7
3	Kansas	Emporia	13,188	179	1		9	13	75	1,353	1,335	2,336	17
3	Kansas	Fort Scott	10,557	178	1		5	13	60	1,198	1,103	1,974	6
3	Kansas	Independence	11,565	174	1		7	24	73	1,552	1,502	2,474	14	Data for 1937-38.
3	Kansas	Lawrence	14,390	174	1	1	8	26	86	1,637	1,499	2,890	14
3	Kansas	Leavenworth	19,220	177	1		11	12	74	1,653	1,564	2,718	14
3	Kansas	Manhattan	11,659	172	1		2	23	61	1,273	1,224	2,246	12
3	Kansas	Newton	11,048	180	1	4	2	22	63	1,398	1,356	2,402	11
3	Kansas	Ottawa	10,193	176	1		7	20	53	1,206	1,126	1,937	10
3	Kansas	Parsons	14,294	178	1		8	26	77	1,664	1,644	2,999	14
3	Kansas	Pittsburg	17,571	174	1	1	4	27	96	1,835	1,657	3,045	18
3	Kansas	Salina	21,073	175	1	1	14	30	110	2,204	2,175	4,089	13
3	Kentucky	Ashland	29,537	173	1	1	14	30	178	3,136	2,926	5,851	16
3	Kentucky	Bowling Green	14,585	180	1	4	2	11	63	1,234	1,303	2,041	8
3	Kentucky	Fort Thomas	11,034	190	1		4	14	35	666	627	1,119	6
3	Kentucky	Frankfort	11,492	187	1		7	10	46	835	856	1,593	9
3	Kentucky	Henderson	13,160	182	1	3	9	14	77	1,275	1,287	2,143	9
3	Kentucky	Hopkinsville	11,724	183	1		6	14	72	1,060	1,174	2,110	6
3	Kentucky	Middlesboro	11,777	178	1	2	2	17	59	1,236	1,207	2,374	9
3	Louisiana	Bogalusa	14,604	178	1	1	9	18	100	1,978	1,985	3,439	11
3	Louisiana	Lake Charles	21,207	180	1		7	9	76	1,834	1,839	2,986	7
3	Louisiana	Monroe	28,309	180	1	1	6	11	88	1,886	2,053	3,474	12
3	Maine	Auburn	19,817	178	1			23	99	1,919	1,892	3,417	23
3	Maine	Augusta	19,360	178	1	3	1	18	79	1,490	1,535	2,751	22
3	Maine	Bangor	29,822	169	1		4	28	148	2,426	2,397	4,430	37
3	Maine	Bath	10,235	177	1			8	54	953	920	1,703	9
3	Maine	Biddeford	19,790	176	1			12	47	692	729	1,318	14
3	Maine	Rumford	10,230	180	1		1	11	47	975	891	1,816	14
3	Maine	South Portland	15,781	183	1	3	3	21	110	1,730	1,639	3,104	23
3	Maine	Waterville	16,688	175	1			22	71	1,312	1,386	2,527	11
3	Maine	Westbrook	11,087	174	1	4	1	10	52	916	891	1,681	20
3	Massachusetts	Adams	12,608	178	1		8	12	47	890	943	1,719	11
3	Massachusetts	Amesbury	10,862	178	1		1	14	39	733	767	1,384	6
3	Massachusetts	Andover	11,122	174	1		4	10	51	798	766	1,413	9
3	Massachusetts	Athol	11,180	179	1	4	3	15	51	1,050	1,035	1,969	10
3	Massachusetts	Attleboro	22,071	179	1	4	9	16	116	1,872	1,918	3,505	17
3	Massachusetts	Belmont	26,867	180	1		8	40	142	2,401	2,478	4,430	8
3	Massachusetts	Beverly	25,537	180	1	4	10	26	140	2,248	2,038	3,915	14
3	Massachusetts	Braintree	16,378	179	1		4	20	120	1,899	2,052	3,540	21
3	Massachusetts	Clinton	12,440	182	1		1	14	47	913	844	1,601	10
3	Massachusetts	Danvers	14,179	176	1	3	3	17	63	1,045	1,149	1,996	11
3	Massachusetts	Dedham	15,508	174	1	6	7	23	87	1,509	1,527	2,814	11
3	Massachusetts	Easthampton	10,316	182	1		2	7	45	665	676	1,218	4
3	Massachusetts	Fairhaven	10,938	180	1	3	6	10	58	1,047	981	1,855	7
3	Massachusetts	Framingham	23,214	179	1	5	11	27	114	2,161	2,164	4,004	15
3	Massachusetts	Gardner	20,206	174	1		1	15	74	1,231	1,120	2,221	9
3	Massachusetts	Gloucester	24,046	172	1	4	3	20	120	2,120	2,136	3,539	21
3	Massachusetts	Greenfield	15,672	179	1	1	2	24	89	1,392	1,331	2,507	20
3	Massachusetts	Leominster	22,226	178	1		10	28	87	1,574	1,571	2,930	11
3	Massachusetts	Lexington	13,187	179	1	2	4	14	69	1,220	1,251	2,210	6
3	Massachusetts	Marblehead	10,856	176	1	1	3	13	60	1,022	915	1,784	10
3	Massachusetts	Marlboro	15,154	182	1		3	13	53	1,061	1,014	1,913	5
3	Massachusetts	Melrose	25,333	180	1	3	5	27	121	2,144	2,094	3,976	11
3	Massachusetts	Methuen	21,880	174	1	9	5	8	110	1,746	1,732	3,215	16
3	Massachusetts	Milford	15,388	179	1	4	2	7	85	1,168	1,153	2,159	15
3	Massachusetts	Milton	18,708	184	1	4	7	19	103	1,732	1,666	3,124	7
3	Massachusetts	Natick	13,851	179	1	3	2	18	70	1,274	1,158	2,263	11
3	Massachusetts	Needham	12,445	172	1	6	2	12	78	1,239	1,220	2,266	14
3	Massachusetts	Newburyport	13,916	178	1	4	4	9	70	1,131	1,117	2,063	8
3	Massachusetts	North Adams	22,213	175	1	4	7	11	98	1,712	1,513	2,957	13
3	Massachusetts	Northampton	24,794	176	1	5	5	23	98	1,502	1,495	2,797	13
3	Massachusetts	North Attleboro	10,359	176	1	1	1	11	34	686	608	1,194	9
3	Massachusetts	Northbridge	10,242	180	1	1	1	14	42	894	879	1,649	8
3	Massachusetts	Norwood	15,383	177	1	2	6	20	94	1,276	1,233	2,351	7
3	Massachusetts	Peabody	21,711	176	1	6	10	26	107	1,927	1,900	3,487	10
3	Massachusetts	Plymouth	13,100	180	1	5	5	11	65	1,210	1,119	2,181	9
3	Massachusetts	Reading	10,866	178	1	1	4	19	64	1,168	1,119	2,076	7
3	Massachusetts	Saugus	14,825	177	1	3	2	23	78	1,684	1,676	3,118	12
3	Massachusetts	Southbridge	16,825	183	1		2	23	54	1,296	986	1,963	7
3	Massachusetts	Stoneham	10,765	180	1	1	2	12	49	914	796	1,592	6
3	Massachusetts	Swampscott	10,761	181	1	8	5	14	57	819	808	1,493	6
3	Massachusetts	Wakefield	16,223	179	1	2	4	18	86	1,601	1,491	2,889	9
3	Massachusetts	Webster	13,186	180	1	3	2	10	42	777	736	1,386	7
3	Massachusetts	Wellesley	15,127	178	1	2	2	23	86	1,445	1,313	2,468	17
3	Massachusetts	Westfield	18,793	180	1	2	7	17	95	1,632	1,605	3,038	10
3	Massachusetts	West Springfield	17,135	181	1	3	4	14	94	1,472	1,400	2,655	10
3	Massachusetts	Weymouth	23,868	181	1	8	4	34	125	2,383	2,343	4,312	14
3	Massachusetts	Winchester	15,081	177	1	1	2	21	80	1,349	1,256	2,328	13
3	Massachusetts	Winthrop	16,768	181	1	3	5	16	97	1,730	1,568	3,001	6
3	Massachusetts	Woburn	19,751	175	1		2	16	111	1,974	1,814	3,411	16
3	Michigan	Adrian	14,230	180	1	1	5	20	73	1,365	1,384	2,598	16
3	Michigan	Alpena	12,808	200	1	1	6	21	48	1,094	1,090	1,935	9	Fire destroyed pupil records so 1937-38 data were used.
3	Michigan	Ann Arbor	29,815	176	3	4	10	40	130	2,306	2,274	4,099	18
3	Michigan	Benton Harbor	16,668	182	1	1	9	33	86	1,930	1,936	3,240	14
3	Michigan	Birmingham	11,196	179	1		5	15	75	1,319	1,319	2,400	8	Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated; Average daily attendance estimated.
3	Michigan	Calumet (Township)	13,362	185	1	2	4	13	67	1,321	1,306	2,232	9
3	Michigan	Ecorse	13,209	193	1	3	5	24	54	1,110	1,118	2,060	9	Number of supervisors: Data for 1937-38.
3	Michigan	Escanaba	14,830	181	1	1	2	22	73	1,462	1,445	2,657	12
3	Michigan	Ferndale	25,914	189	1		9	36	123	2,907	2,805	5,044	21
3	Michigan	Grosse Pointe (Township)	23,445	187	3	3	8	47	134	2,478	2,378	4,186	16
3	Michigan	Holland	14,616	185	1	4	6	20	94	1,525	1,462	2,765	13
3	Michigan	Iron Mountain	11,080	181	1	5	2	18	64	1,343	1,296	2,507	14
3	Michigan	Ironwood	13,369	190	1	1	3	31	58	1,466	1,422	2,643	9
3	Michigan	Lincoln Park	15,236	200	1		5	21	70	1,805	1,852	3,452	11
3	Michigan	Marquette	15,928	189	1	4	2	18	56	1,207	1,158	2,230	12
3	Michigan	Menominee	10,230	190	1	2	2	18	44	900	948	1,766	12
3	Michigan	Midland	10,329	180	1	1	7	33	74	1,350	1,324	2,433	14
3	Michigan	Monroe	18,478	195	1		6	31	93	1,834	1,672	3,300	8
3	Michigan	Mount Clemens	14,389	188	1	3	1	21	83	1,628	1,544	2,730	14
3	Michigan	Muskegon Heights	16,047	200	1	3	2	25	91	2,077	1,965	3,659	15
3	Michigan	Niles	11,328	181	1	3	1	19	68	1,405	1,343	2,477	18
3	Michigan	Owosso	14,424	190	1	1	5	20	87	1,784	1,725	2,985	13
3	Michigan	River Rouge	17,008	179	1		4	34	76	1,809	1,826	3,053	8
3	Michigan	Royal Oak	25,087	189	1	1	11	44	174	2,995	3,378	5,962	21
3	Michigan	Saint Clair Shores	10,405	172	1			5	22	374	360	597	3	Data for 1933-34.
3	Michigan	Sault Ste. Marie	15,847	188	1	7	8	20	73	1,834	1,797	3,188	14
3	Michigan	Traverse City	14,455	180	1	1	7	21	64	1,352	1,313	2,451	12
3	Michigan	Ypsilanti	12,121	181	1		1	13	74	1,171	1,191	2,225	11
3	Minnesota	Albert Lea	12,200	180	1	1	2	34	73	1,530	1,632	2,831	10
3	Minnesota	Austin	18,307	173	1		6	26	100	2,026	1,933	3,517	13
3	Minnesota	Brainerd	12,071	173	1	2	4	31	68	1,488	1,444	2,565	15
3	Minnesota	Faribault	14,527	170	1	3	1	18	49	901	965	1,661	6
3	Minnesota	Fergus Falls	10,848	180	1		1	22	57	978	1,297	1,862	7
3	Minnesota	Hibbing	16,385	180	1		18	43	178	2,704	2,516	4,753	32
3	Minnesota	Mankato	15,654	172	1	1	3	17	77	1,230	1,221	2,157	11
3	Minnesota	Rochester	26,312	172	1	2	2	35	124	2,565	2,716	4,173	17
3	Minnesota	St. Cloud	24,173	175	1	1	9	33	81	1,791	1,660	3,054	17
3	Minnesota	South St. Paul	11,844	172	1	5	3	21	68	1,298	1,340	2,438	12
3	Minnesota	Virginia	12,264	180	1	6	4	58	133	1,477	1,406	2,659	18
3	Minnesota	Winona	22,490	174	1	4	6	24	116	1,638	1,758	3,055	14
3	Mississippi	Biloxi	17,475	175	1		7	9	63	1,503	1,447	2,417	7
3	Mississippi	Clarksdale	12,168	176	1	2	4	7	37	666	671	1,185	5	Data for white schools only.
3	Mississippi	Columbus	13,645	174	1		5	8	81	1,825	1,987	2,977	8
3	Mississippi	Greenville	20,892	177	1		9	19	71	1,833	2,247	3,322	10
3	Mississippi	Greenwood	14,767	178	1		7	13	70	1,633	2,038	2,863	7
3	Mississippi	Gulfport	15,195	180	1		6	11	69	1,500	1,477	2,488	8	Number of schools: Data for 1937-38.
3	Mississippi	Hattiesburg	21,026	175	1	4	2	8	110	2,069	2,129	3,212	12
3	Mississippi	Laurel	20,598	176	1		13	7	83	2,329	2,479	4,114	13	Number of schools: Data for 1937-38.
3	Mississippi	Natchez	15,296	177	1		9	12	52	1,318	1,454	2,235	8	Number of schools: Data for 1937-38.
3	Mississippi	Vicksburg	24,460	177	1		10	9	62	1,522	1,725	2,658	7
3	Missouri	Cape Girardeau	19,426	178	1		5	19	91	1,765	1,591	2,871	8
3	Missouri	Carthage	10,585	176	1	3	6	10	63	1,092	1,073	2,045	7
3	Missouri	Clayton	13,069	189	1	3	7	21	71	1,078	1,090	1,842	15
3	Missouri	Columbia	18,399	180	1	2	8	29	74	1,677	1,562	2,801	9
3	Missouri	Hannibal	20,865	177	1	4	10	24	90	1,932	1,790	3,205	14
3	Missouri	Independence	16,066	180	1		10	26	103	2,371	2,252	4,147	11
3	Missouri	Jefferson City	24,268	180	1	3	2	28	80	1,716	1,706	2,933	16
3	Missouri	Kirksville	10,080	176	1	2	4	21	51	1,138	1,175	1,977	13
3	Missouri	Kirkwood	12,132	186	1	2	5	25	74	1,691	1,546	2,680	17
3	Missouri	Maplewood	25,677	185	1	5	8	26	102	1,883	1,767	3,065	10
3	Missouri	Moberly	12,920	180	1		2	14	81	1,260	1,237	2,179	9
3	Missouri	Overland	22,000	189	1	4	10	16	94	2,155	1,977	3,408	10
3	Missouri	Poplar Bluff	11,163	180	1		2	17	61	1,583	1,560	2,433	9
3	Missouri	St. Charles	10,803	200	1		6	14	34	694	688	1,262	8
3	Missouri	Sedalia	20,428	179	1		8	25	97	1,881	1,793	3,414	9
3	Missouri	Webster Groves	18,394	184	1	5	8	26	110	2,220	2,083	3,866	12
3	Montana	Anaconda	11,004	175	1		4	11	56	853	792	1,509	7
3	Montana	Billings	23,261	176	1	2	7	35	124	2,552	2,665	4,673	10
3	Montana	Great Falls	29,928	183	1	4	14	39	166	3,019	2,851	5,254	14	Data for 1937-38.
3	Montana	Helena	15,056	183	1		4	19	60	1,250	1,223	2,152	7
3	Montana	Missoula	18,449	182	1	2	7	10	68	1,302	1,268	2,319	10
3	Nebraska	Beatrice	10,883	177	1	1	2	10	72	1,173	1,068	2,200	18
3	Nebraska	Fremont	11,862	178	1	3	2	17	79	1,376	1,356	2,471	13
3	Nebraska	Grand Island	19,130	180	1	1	3	27	105	2,035	2,107	3,582	19
3	Nebraska	Hastings	15,145	180	1	3	7	21	78	1,572	1,580	2,783	9
3	Nebraska	Norfolk	10,490	175	1	6	2	16	54	1,162	1,121	1,915	14
3	Nebraska	North Platte	12,429	180	1		2	14	75	1,836	1,707	2,910	18
3	Nebraska	Scottsbluff	12,057	177	1		2	16	72	1,751	1,621	2,624	14	Data for 1937-38.
3	Nevada	Reno	21,317	177	1	1	8	26	89	1,877	1,793	2,973	15	Data for 1940-41.
3	New Hampshire	Berlin	19,084	180	1		2	17	51	1,002	924	1,784	6
3	New Hampshire	Claremont	12,144	176	1	4	2	10	53	972	892	1,684	11
3	New Hampshire	Concord	27,171	178	1	3	2	26	103	1,771	1,691	2,981	18
3	New Hampshire	Dover	14,990	180	1	3	8	12	54	1,035	999	1,914	10	Average daily attendance: Data for 1937-38.
3	New Hampshire	Keene	13,832	176	1		2	24	76	1,369	1,458	2,592	17
3	New Hampshire	Laconia	13,484	183	1	3	2	14	48	982	925	1,784	8
3	New Hampshire	Portsmouth	14,821	177	1		8	20	95	1,590	1,516	2,755	15	Number of male teachers: Data for 1937-38.
3	New Hampshire	Rochester	12,012	176	1	1	1	13	47	932	908	1,684	6
3	New Jersey	Asbury Park	14,617	184	1	2	5	30	112	1,917	1,893	3,198	9
3	New Jersey	Belleville	28,167	188	1	3	8	33	161	2,857	2,799	4,980	17
3	New Jersey	Bergenfield	10,275	181	1		2	4	50	784	752	1,377	11	Number of principals and teachers: Data for 1937-38.
3	New Jersey	Bridgeton	15,992	187	1	4	6	23	99	1,839	1,913	3,272	12
3	New Jersey	Burlington	10,905	182	1		4	16	73	1,316	1,219	2,241	8
3	New Jersey	Carteret	11,976	180	1	4	3	10	77	1,103	1,098	1,980	7
3	New Jersey	Cliffside Park	16,892	184	1		6	20	101	1,550	1,494	2,602	10
3	New Jersey	Collingswood	12,685	175	1	4	2	26	69	1,344	1,334	2,435	10
3	New Jersey	Cranford	12,860	188	1	2	4	21	71	1,339	1,303	2,295	9
3	New Jersey	Dover	10,491	186	1	2	4	23	60	1,201	1,175	1,995	4
3	New Jersey	Englewood	18,966	184	1	4	6	35	115	1,931	1,894	3,235	12
3	New Jersey	Garfield	28,044	184	1		10	17	156	2,748	2,578	4,738	17
3	New Jersey	Gloucester City	13,692	172	1	1	1	18	56	1,102	1,064	1,799	8
3	New Jersey	Hackensack	26,279	182	1	1	8	45	169	2,727	2,565	4,550	17
3	New Jersey	Harrison	14,171	193	1	6	3	10	59	1,035	1,014	1,766	3
3	New Jersey	Hawthorne	12,610	181	1		4	20	79	1,180	1,218	2,107	10
3	New Jersey	Hillside (P.O., Elizabeth)	18,556	183	1		5	30	114	2,072	1,825	3,380	11
3	New Jersey	Linden	24,115	191	1	2	9	39	155	2,629	2,378	4,386	19
3	New Jersey	Lodi	11,552	182	1		9	30	83	1,782	1,707	3,040	11
3	New Jersey	Long Branch	17,408	185	1	1	7	30	93	1,884	1,727	3,053	15
3	New Jersey	Lyndhurst	17,454	178	1	3	6	22	115	1,930	1,754	3,266	14
3	New Jersey	Millburn	11,652	185	1		4	20	70	1,154	1,102	1,983	11
3	New Jersey	Millville	14,806	185	1	4	4	14	77	1,414	1,300	2,350	7
3	New Jersey	Morristown	15,270	180	1	1	6	33	75	1,567	1,603	2,703	12
3	New Jersey	Neptune (P.O., Ocean Grove)	10,207	181	1	1	6	25	65	1,192	1,162	1,981	6
3	New Jersey	North Plainfield (P.O., Plainfield)	10,586	187	1		2	14	59	1,169	1,099	2,048		The number of schools number is smudged in all copies reviewed. The number appears to be 6 or 8, but EBN cannot verify.
3	New Jersey	Nutley	21,954	187	1	2	7	34	147	2,314	2,224	3,968	12
3	New Jersey	Pennsauken (P.O., Merchantville)	17,745	179	1	1	1	15	79	1,475	1,372	2,442	12
3	New Jersey	Phillipsburg	18,314	189	1	2	1	27	92	1,853	1,688	3,164	9
3	New Jersey	Pleasantville	11,050	180	1		6	31	71	1,453	1,383	2,403	10
3	New Jersey	Rahway	17,498	186	1		4	32	83	1,534	1,483	2,576	14
3	New Jersey	Red Bank	10,974	187	1	4	3	24	62	1,176	1,191	1,994	9
3	New Jersey	Ridgefield Park	11,277	184	1		3	15	68	1,049	965	1,743	9
3	New Jersey	Ridgewood	14,948	180	1	4	7	41	86	1,569	1,566	2,746	13
3	New Jersey	Roselle	13,597	187	1		3	27	69	1,367	1,361	2,316	6
3	New Jersey	Rutherford	15,466	182	1		7	18	86	1,214	1,159	2,050	13
3	New Jersey	South River	10,714	181	1		4	20	50	1,150	1,018	1,928	7
3	New Jersey	Summit	16,165	184	1		8	28	97	1,482	1,407	2,527	17
3	New Jersey	Teaneck	25,275	181	1	4	6	50	129	2,417	2,354	4,149	17
3	New Jersey	Union	24,730	187	1	3	7	29	122	2,494	2,340	4,072	14
3	New Jersey	Vineland	24,439	182	1	2	5	18	123	2,158	1,998	3,597	17
3	New Jersey	Weehawken	14,363	193	1	3	4	12	70	1,047	1,040	1,788	8
3	New Jersey	Westfield	18,458	184	1	4	6	32	110	1,891	1,819	3,241	17
3	New Jersey	West Orange	25,662	182	1	6	5	32	151	2,557	2,311	4,280	21
3	New Jersey	Woodbridge	27,191	183	1	1	9	25	148	2,741	2,671	4,762	14
3	New Mexico	Clovis	10,065	180	1		4	24	49	1,254	1,225	2,020	5
3	New Mexico	Hobbs	10,619	180	1		4	12	48	1,127	1,102	1,764	5
3	New Mexico	Roswell	13,482	180	1	1	4	20	70	1,929	1,822	2,933	8
3	New Mexico	Santa Fe	20,325	180	1	3	3	17	66	1,718	1,650	2,721	9
3	New York	Batavia	17,267	175	1	3	8	26	103	1,689	1,581	2,972	9
3	New York	Beacon	12,572	182	1	3	2	9	58	1,084	1,028	1,679	6
3	New York	Cohoes	21,955	182	1	5	10	6	70	1,179	1,160	1,995	14
3	New York	Corning District No. 9		179	1	2	4	13	45	724	764	1,284	7	Total population of 16,212 includes Corning District No. 9 and District No. 13.
3	New York	Corning District No. 13		179	1		2	14	43	869	888	1,564	4	Total population of 16,212 includes Corning District No. 9 and District No. 13.
3	New York	Cortland	15,881	180	1	4	5	26	63	1,178	1,181	2,042	9
3	New York	Dunkirk	17,713	179	1	2	7	23	85	1,479	1,342	2,494	12	Data for 1940-41.
3	New York	Endicott	17,702	183	1	24	7	25	170	3,229	2,999	5,642	7
3	New York	Floral Park	12,950	182	1		4	58	122	2,340	2,257	4,013	5
3	New York	Freeport	20,410	181	1	2	8	30	102	1,943	1,874	3,264	11
3	New York	Fulton	13,362	180	1	6	3	15	81	1,562	1,466	2,664	7
3	New York	Garden City	11,223	177	1	3	3	28	81	1,082	957	1,775	6
3	New York	Geneva	15,555	178	1	3	5	16	76	1,269	1,210	2,178	10
3	New York	Glen Cove	12,415	179	1	21	3	7	67	1,356	1,218	2,278	10
3	New York	Glens Falls	18,836	185	1		6	26	86	1,484	1,456	2,526	10
3	New York	Gloversville	23,329	185	1	2	10	16	114	2,164	2,001	3,609	18
3	New York	Hempstead	20,856	180	1		7	38	144	2,622	2,524	4,377	12
3	New York	Hornell	15,649	182	1	4	7	21	106	1,940	1,988	3,397	13
3	New York	Hudson	11,517	179	2		6	14	62	1,269	1,231	2,051	9
3	New York	Irondequoit (P.O., Rochester)	23,376	182	1		2	12	43	549	615	1,060	5
3	New York	Ithaca	19,730	182	1	4	5	41	118	2,271	2,118	3,826	18
3	New York	Johnson City	18,039	186	1		6	24	138	2,021	1,984	3,668	12
3	New York	Johnstown	10,666	180	1		2	13	69	986	924	1,512	12
3	New York	Kenmore	18,612	182	2	3	7	43	162	3,159	2,905	5,439	14
3	New York	Kingston	28,589	181	1		10	41	140	2,839	2,714	4,846	10
3	New York	Lackawanna	24,058	181	1	7	11	42	140	2,265	2,174	4,001	15
3	New York	Little Falls	10,163	181	1	3	3	11	50	835	747	1,429	10
3	New York	Lockport	24,379	183	1	8	10	26	117	2,371	2,188	4,069	10
3	New York	Lynbrook	14,557	181	1	3	4	12	74	1,218	1,076	1,945	7
3	New York	Mamaroneck	19,004	180	1	3	6	32	140	2,276	2,045	3,741	10
3	New York	Massena	11,328	184	1	1	1	24	61	1,359	1,329	2,405	11
3	New York	Middletown	21,908	181	1	3	9	24	89	1,893	1,822	3,280	11
3	New York	Mineola	10,064	181	1		2	6	103	1,519	1,478	2,602	7
3	New York	North Tonawanda	20,254	181	1	3	7	22	100	2,174	2,002	3,507	14
3	New York	Ogdensburg	16,346	183	1	4	1	20	64	1,238	1,149	2,141	8
3	New York	Olean	21,506	184	1	5	7	12	156	2,437	2,414	4,181	21
3	New York	Oneida	10,291	178	1	1	5	12	64	903	896	1,609	10
3	New York	Oneonta	11,731	179	1	9	7	12	61	991	944	1,791	7
3	New York	Ossining	15,996	179	1	3	3	14	79	1,507	1,377	2,570	9
3	New York	Oswego	22,062	184	1	2	3	20	126	2,103	2,113	3,702	13
3	New York	Peekskill	17,311	179	1	3	3	29	77	1,504	1,384	2,558	12
3	New York	Pelham	12,272	179	1		5	26	89	1,116	1,121	1,911	9
3	New York	Plattsburg	16,351	182	1		2	11	45	811	854	1,428	11
3	New York	Port Chester	23,073	180	1	5	8	33	147	2,785	2,529	4,734	14
3	New York	Rensselaer	10,768	189	1	8	3	1	68	981	873	1,594	4
3	New York	Rockville Centre	18,613	181	1		7	16	107	1,724	1,501	2,811	11
3	New York	Saratoga Springs	13,705	180	1	10	6	18	72	1,226	1,156	2,044	11
3	New York	Scarsdale	12,966	178	1		6	28	91	1,259	1,287	2,225	7
3	New York	Tonawanda	13,008	181	1	2	3	20	73	1,340	1,246	2,352	11
3	New York	Valley Stream	16,679	179			6	42	114	1,876	1,739	3,240	7	Includes 4 independent districts.
3	New York	Watervliet	16,114	179	1	5	6	6	77	1,291	1,183	2,163	10
3	North Carolina	Burlington	12,198	180	1		10	16	114	2,425	2,425	4,502	13	Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
3	North Carolina	Concord	15,572	180	1		2	13	77	1,693	1,708	3,101	7
3	North Carolina	Elizabeth City	11,564	160	1		4	9	70	1,374	1,371	2,477	6
3	North Carolina	Fayetteville	17,428	180	1		6	13	87	1,934	1,995	3,363	8
3	North Carolina	Gastonia	21,313	180	1	1	9	18	124	3,034	2,986	5,155	10
3	North Carolina	Goldsboro	17,274	180	1	2	2	20	115	2,188	2,426	4,119	8
3	North Carolina	Greenville	12,674	180	1		6	10	65	1,611	1,611	2,851	7	Data for 1939-39; Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
3	North Carolina	Hickory	13,487	160	1		9	11	92	2,117	2,116	3,941	13	Data for 1939-39; Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
3	North Carolina	Kinston	15,388	180	1		5	15	69	1,741	1,799	3,047	6
3	North Carolina	Lexington	10,550	180	1		7	10	81	1,628	1,560	2,967	7
3	North Carolina	New Bern	11,815	160	1		2	6	71	1,348	1,447	2,542	12
3	North Carolina	Reidsville	10,387	177	1		7	9	73	1,591	1,673	2,907	9
3	North Carolina	Rocky Mount	25,568	180	1		10	20	130	2,715	2,850	5,070	10
3	North Carolina	Salisbury	19,037	180	1		8	18	99	2,001	2,016	3,705	8
3	North Carolina	Shelby	14,037	180	1	1	2	11	79	1,675	1,817	2,983	10
3	North Carolina	Statesville	11,440	160	1		5	12	66	1,491	1,491	2,795	6
3	North Carolina	Thomasville	11,041	160	1		5	10	78	1,478	1,481	2,715	8
3	North Carolina	Wilson	19,234	180	1		7	12	121	2,534	2,627	4,193	9
3	North Dakota	Bismarck	15,496	180	1		7	19	56	1,246	1,278	2,291	7
3	North Dakota	Grand Forks	20,228	180	1		7	39	71	1,838	1,728	3,209	7	Average daily attendance estimated.
3	North Dakota	Minot	16,577	180	1		2	15	71	1,468	1,553	2,759	8
3	Ohio	Alliance	22,405	180	1	3	1	39	146	2,499	2,520	4,564	13
3	Ohio	Ashland	12,453	180	1	1	1	27	67	1,222	1,281	2,415	7
3	Ohio	Ashtabula	21,405	180	1		4	22	92	1,757	1,705	3,207	12
3	Ohio	Barberton	24,028	185	1	4	6	36	99	2,281	2,157	4,202	10
3	Ohio	Bellaire	13,799	180	1	2	1	21	74	1,632	1,631	3,070	9
3	Ohio	Cambridge	15,044	180	1	1	3	23	86	1,536	1,536	2,836	9
3	Ohio	Campbell	13,785	178	1		6	42	61	1,643	1,606	3,040	6
3	Ohio	Chillicothe	20,129	182	1	1	7	16	98	1,912	1,824	3,574	7
3	Ohio	Coshocton	11,509	180	1		1	15	60	1,020	1,029	1,741	8	Number of teachers and male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
3	Ohio	Cuyahoga Falls	20,546	180	1		5	43	77	2,031	1,962	3,662	5
3	Ohio	East Liverpool	23,555	180	1	2	4	36	142	2,847	2,646	4,992	19
3	Ohio	Elyria	25,120	181	1	2	6	38	120	2,277	2,146	4,104	20
3	Ohio	Euclid	17,866	182	1	2	5	33	82	1,620	1,555	2,969	11
3	Ohio	Findlay	20,228	180	1	5	3	43	82	1,804	1,801	3,498	13
3	Ohio	Fostoria	13,453	180	1		1	24	48	1,165	1,113	2,171	10
3	Ohio	Fremont	14,710	180	1	1	7	26	73	1,548	1,463	2,813	13
3	Ohio	Garfield Heights (P.O., Cleveland)	16,989	180	1	3	5	29	63	1,201	1,090	2,077	5
3	Ohio	Ironton	15,851	180	1	2	1	19	83	1,548	1,509	2,822	8
3	Ohio	Lancaster	21,940	184	1		5	28	97	2,145	1,965	3,781	7
3	Ohio	Marietta	14,543	180	1	2	1	25	59	1,563	1,494	2,878	9
3	Ohio	Martins Ferry	14,729	180	1	2	7	23	76	1,654	1,588	2,843	12
3	Ohio	Massillon	26,644	190	1		4	52	126	2,642	2,520	5,022	12
3	Ohio	Mount Vernon	10,122	180	1	2		16	59	1,130	1,143	2,184	8
3	Ohio	New Philadelphia	12,328	180	1		2	23	64	1,260	1,212	2,319	9
3	Ohio	Niles	16,273	180	1		3	25	79	1,762	1,585	3,147	10
3	Ohio	Painesville	12,235	183	1		2	24	54	1,086	1,143	2,103	7
3	Ohio	Parma (P.O., Cleveland)	16,365	180	1	1	3	24	69	1,527	1,482	2,629	6
3	Ohio	Piqua	16,049	182	1		8	22	70	1,297	1,284	2,411	10
3	Ohio	Salem	12,301	181	1	2	2	19	60	1,320	1,297	2,461	6	Number of teachers and male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
3	Ohio	Sandusky	24,874	180	1		2	36	99	1,908	1,909	3,670	9
3	Ohio	Shaker Heights (P.O., Cleveland)	23,393	180	1		6	45	141	2,168	2,082	3,743	18
3	Ohio	Struthers	11,739	180	1		1	39	51	1,435	1,362	2,706	8
3	Ohio	Tiffin	16,102	180	1		2	17	55	1,061	1,018	1,961	6
3	Ohio	Wooster	11,543	181	1		1	20	55	1,087	1,055	1,996	9
3	Ohio	Xenia	10,633	180	1	2	2	13	51	1,039	1,018	1,884	7
3	Oklahoma	Ada	15,143	176	1		7	23	69	1,544	1,526	2,684	7
3	Oklahoma	Ardmore	16,886	175	1	1	2	20	66	1,486	1,535	2,538	8
3	Oklahoma	Bartlesville	16,267	176	1	3	7	19	87	1,909	1,817	3,226	9
3	Oklahoma	Chickasha	14,111	176	1		3	24	81	1,634	1,680	2,955	9
3	Oklahoma	Durant	10,027	175	1		2	13	43	1,070	1,028	1,695	5
3	Oklahoma	El Reno	10,078	175	1		3	22	62	1,333	1,239	2,367	8
3	Oklahoma	Enid	28,081	176	1		3	27	148	2,816	2,871	4,842	13
3	Oklahoma	Guthrie	10,018	172	1		2	16	65	1,192	1,131	2,063	9
3	Oklahoma	Lawton	18,055	176	1		6	18	87	1,950	1,929	3,475	11
3	Oklahoma	McAlester	12,401	177	1		3	20	72	1,585	1,423	2,680	11
3	Oklahoma	Norman	11,429	175	1		2	16	58	1,217	1,127	2,133	7
3	Oklahoma	Okmulgee	16,051	175	1	1	11	16	104	1,949	2,068	3,436	14
3	Oklahoma	Ponca City	16,794	175	1	2	6	34	113	2,261	2,139	3,885	8
3	Oklahoma	Sapulpa	12,249	176	1	2	3	18	71	1,538	1,411	2,625	10
3	Oklahoma	Seminole	11,547	175	1		2	30	53	1,527	1,504	2,682	6
3	Oklahoma	Shawnee	22,053	175	1		10	29	118	2,442	2,565	4,361	12
3	Oklahoma	Stillwater	10,097	176	1	2	5	13	42	1,050	1,014	1,783	6
3	Oklahoma	Wewoka	10,315	175	1		4	33	39	1,176	1,171	2,076	5
3	Oregon	Astoria	10,389	170	1	9	4	10	48	813	824	1,439	7
3	Oregon	Bend	10,021	174	1		4	22	57	1,054	951	1,942	5
3	Oregon	Eugene	20,838	173	1	2	11	46	101	2,535	2,263	3,871	11
3	Oregon	Klamath Falls	16,497	174	1	2	8	30	83	1,804	1,674	2,810	8
3	Oregon	Medford	11,281	175	1	3	6	21	78	1,405	1,403	2,244	6
3	Pennsylvania	Abington	20,857	189	1	3	9	39	115	2,085	2,008	3,598	12
3	Pennsylvania	Aliquippa	27,023	180	2	2	6	53	155	3,375	3,197	5,890	18
3	Pennsylvania	Ambridge	18,968	180	2	1	6	36	105	2,122	1,917	3,825	8
3	Pennsylvania	Arnold	10,898	180	1	1	2	21	43	1,177	1,114	2,077	5
3	Pennsylvania	Beaver Falls	17,098	180	1	1	3	37	91	1,837	1,721	3,509	9
3	Pennsylvania	Bellevue	10,488	190	1	1	3	13	52	789	765	1,338	5
3	Pennsylvania	Berwick	13,181	190	1		1	19	65	1,598	1,494	2,921	3
3	Pennsylvania	Braddock	18,326	180	1	3	5	23	93	1,598	1,568	2,843	5
3	Pennsylvania	Bradford	17,691	180	1	5	2	32	93	1,850	1,842	3,389	8
3	Pennsylvania	Bristol	11,895	193	1	1	1	12	51	1,026	916	1,783	6
3	Pennsylvania	Butler	24,477	180	1	3	6	33	116	2,932	2,789	4,883	8
3	Pennsylvania	Canonsburg	12,599	180	1	1	4	13	77	1,678	1,612	3,141	4
3	Pennsylvania	Carbondale	19,371	195	1	2	7	19	96	1,965	2,058	3,748	10
3	Pennsylvania	Carlisle	13,984	187	1	2	7	22	62	1,458	1,514	2,760	6
3	Pennsylvania	Carnegie	12,663	187	1		3	11	62	1,163	1,126	2,192	4
3	Pennsylvania	Chambersburg	14,852	180	1	3	1	25	67	1,482	1,508	2,924	7
3	Pennsylvania	Charleroi	10,784	180	1	1	6	21	70	1,408	1,351	2,519	6
3	Pennsylvania	Cheltenham	19,082	188	1	1	12	35	102	1,631	1,644	2,865	17
3	Pennsylvania	Clairton	16,381	180	1	4	6	22	125	2,185	2,224	4,065	8
3	Pennsylvania	Coatesville	14,006	190	1	1	5	40	87	1,691	1,768	3,104	6
3	Pennsylvania	Columbia	11,547	190	1	3	1	12	44	993	1,041	1,879	6
3	Pennsylvania	Connellsville	13,608	180	1	4	3	18	93	1,587	1,639	2,863	6
3	Pennsylvania	Conshohocken	10,776	189	1		1	11	41	934	914	1,829	4
3	Pennsylvania	Coraopolis	11,086	190	1		5	16	59	1,332	1,213	2,318	5
3	Pennsylvania	Darby	10,334	188	1	2	3	20	49	891	861	1,643	5
3	Pennsylvania	Dickson	11,548	180	1		2	20	66	1,154	1,181	2,085	13
3	Pennsylvania	Donora	13,180	180	1		3	26	77	1,626	1,614	2,993	6
3	Pennsylvania	Dormont (P.O., Pittsburgh)	12,974	200	1		3	16	67	1,016	1,013	1,738	5
3	Pennsylvania	Du Bois	12,080	180	1	2	4	28	61	1,163	1,011	2,077	6
3	Pennsylvania	Dunmore	23,086	191	1	3	9	34	123	2,461	2,191	4,192	12
3	Pennsylvania	Duquesne	20,693	180	1	14	5	32	102	2,057	1,962	3,957	7
3	Pennsylvania	Ellwood City	12,329	180	1		2	27	78	1,831	1,692	3,317	6
3	Pennsylvania	Farrell	13,899	180	1	1	5	23	81	1,769	1,682	3,212	6
3	Pennsylvania	Greensburg	16,743	180	1	2	2	34	96	1,978	2,075	3,694	10	Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
3	Pennsylvania	Hanover	13,076	181	1		2	34	48	1,249	1,133	2,268	6
3	Pennsylvania	Hanover (Township) (P.O., Wilkes-Barre)	16,439	190	1	4	14	62	87	2,166	2,142	3,429	14	Data for 1937-38.
3	Pennsylvania	Harrison (P.O., Natrona)	13,161	180	1			10	51	1,039	896	1,760	5
3	Pennsylvania	Haverford (P.O., Llanerch)	27,594	185	1		7	52	103	1,967	1,901	3,527	8
3	Pennsylvania	Homestead	19,041	180	1	1	8	35	80	1,606	1,382	2,730	6
3	Pennsylvania	Indiana	10,050	180	1	3	4	24	46	1,059	1,023	1,877	4
3	Pennsylvania	Jeannette	16,220	180	1	3	1	21	71	1,696	1,529	3,107	8
3	Pennsylvania	Kingston	20,679	180	1	3	1	24	136	2,061	1,956	3,559	13
3	Pennsylvania	Lansdowne	10,837	180	1	3	1	17	52	901	915	1,588	7
3	Pennsylvania	Latrobe	11,111	180	1		3	23	56	1,190	1,148	2,208	6
3	Pennsylvania	Lebanon	27,206	189	1	2	3	39	107	2,612	2,389	4,408	14
3	Pennsylvania	Lewistown	13,017	180	1	4	3	35	71	1,738	1,438	2,776	9
3	Pennsylvania	Lock Haven	10,810	189	1		2	27	45	1,178	1,150	2,132	8
3	Pennsylvania	McKees Rocks	17,021	189	1		1	17	70	1,307	1,244	2,317	7
3	Pennsylvania	Mahanoy City	13,442	182	1	2	4	9	61	917	916	1,786	4
3	Pennsylvania	Meadville	18,919	180	1	1	4	20	88	1,745	1,617	3,060	5
3	Pennsylvania	Monessen	20,257	180	1	2	7	32	115	2,327	1,941	4,197	11
3	Pennsylvania	Mount Carmel	17,780	180	1		2	25	62	1,463	1,308	2,519	7
3	Pennsylvania	Mount Lebanon	19,571	180	1	3	4	44	101	1,857	1,901	3,426	10
3	Pennsylvania	Munhall	13,900	180	1		4	28	79	1,286	1,261	2,413	8
3	Pennsylvania	Nanticoke	24,387	190	1	2	11	52	123	2,469	2,441	4,571	11
3	Pennsylvania	New Kensington	24,055	180	1	3	4	36	105	2,359	2,327	4,535	11
3	Pennsylvania	North Braddock (P.O., Braddock)	15,679	180	1		6	24	95	1,785	1,648	3,160	8
3	Pennsylvania	Oil City	20,379	180	1		9	24	97	1,852	1,888	3,621	11
3	Pennsylvania	Old Forge	11,892	190	1	3	5	43	63	1,373	1,342	2,429	9
3	Pennsylvania	Phoenixville	12,282	190	1	3	2	39	60	1,142	1,133	2,039	7
3	Pennsylvania	Pittston	17,828	185	1	6	2	16	120	1,712	1,778	3,305	7
3	Pennsylvania	Plains	15,621	185	1		4	51	80	1,693	1,503	2,962	11
3	Pennsylvania	Plymouth	15,507	180	1		7	22	80	1,644	1,570	3,198	7
3	Pennsylvania	Pottstown	20,194	190	1	3	2	34	94	2,041	1,994	3,674	8
3	Pennsylvania	Pottsville	24,530	187	1	4	2	28	122	2,166	2,044	3,988	13
3	Pennsylvania	Shaler (P.O., Glenshaw)	11,185	180	1		1	19	40	1,007	992	1,831	6
3	Pennsylvania	Shamokin	18,810	180	1	4	5	27	70	1,535	1,413	2,862	5
3	Pennsylvania	Sharon	25,622	180	1	3	6	28	133	2,613	2,347	4,508	10
3	Pennsylvania	Shenandoah	19,790	185	2		4	14	101	1,661	1,627	2,880	9
3	Pennsylvania	Steelton	13,115	188	1		1	29	58	1,238	1,241	2,322	7
3	Pennsylvania	Stowe (P.O., McKees Rocks)	12,577	190	1	2		26	62	1,379	1,323	2,564	7
3	Pennsylvania	Sunbury	15,462	180	1		2	21	80	1,576	1,564	3,046	10
3	Pennsylvania	Swissvale	15,919	180	1		2	15	90	1,409	1,408	2,511	9
3	Pennsylvania	Tamaqua	12,486	190	1		2	15	51	1,266	1,255	2,381	8
3	Pennsylvania	Uniontown	21,819	180	1		3	40	107	2,266	2,156	4,252	10
3	Pennsylvania	Vandergrift	10,725	180	1	2	3	11	64	1,437	1,459	2,827	6
3	Pennsylvania	Warren	14,891	180	1		1	19	86	1,507	1,559	2,939	9
3	Pennsylvania	Washington	26,166	180	1	3	8	23	135	2,831	2,675	4,827	11
3	Pennsylvania	Waynesboro	10,231	180	1	3	6	18	50	946	919	1,753	6
3	Pennsylvania	West Chester	13,289	189	1		4	25	65	1,176	1,141	2,165	5
3	Pennsylvania	Wilkinsburg	29,853	180	1		10	44	138	2,511	2,578	4,738	14
3	Rhode Island	Bristol	11,159	180	1	4	6	17	57	1,158	1,039	2,011	10
3	Rhode Island	Central Falls	25,248	180	1	4	6	19	74	1,255	1,159	2,108	11	Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
3	Rhode Island	Cumberland (P.O., Valley Falls)	10,625	180	1		1	6	55	878	859	1,578	11
3	Rhode Island	Johnston (P.O., Providence)	10,672	180	1	5	3	10	49	987	916	1,674	14
3	Rhode Island	Lincoln (P.O., Lonsdale)	10,577	180	1			6	43	639	532	1,006	9	Data for 1937-38.
3	Rhode Island	North Providence (P.O., Providence)	12,156	180	1	2	5	24	50	1,158	1,110	1,926	10
3	Rhode Island	Warwick (P.O., Apponaug)	28,757	180	1	2	3	41	151	3,176	2,921	5,562	21
3	Rhode Island	Westerly	11,199	182	1	2	2	19	62	1,093	988	1,831	8
3	Rhode Island	West Warwick	18,188	180	1		2	15	75	1,380	1,359	2,373	10
3	South Carolina	Anderson	19,424	180	1		13	33	187	3,542	3,688	6,090	13
3	South Carolina	Florence	16,054	178	1		5	16	108	2,184	2,323	3,839	8
3	South Carolina	Greenwood	13,020	176	1		1	22	114	2,169	2,214	3,713	11
3	South Carolina	Orangeburg	10,521	180	1		3	20	68	1,760	1,861	2,822	14
3	South Carolina	Rock Hill	15,009	178	1		5	20	93	1,971	2,046	3,275	10
3	South Carolina	Sumter	15,874	179	2		3	12	66	1,158	1,133	1,923	5
3	South Dakota	Aberdeen	17,015	180	1	2	3	23	86	1,745	1,751	3,122	10
3	South Dakota	Huron	10,843	177	1		6	19	58	1,138	1,163	2,049	10
3	South Dakota	Mitchell	10,633	178	1	3	6	12	56	925	855	1,609	6
3	South Dakota	Rapid City	13,844	179	1	3	1	28	66	1,528	1,509	2,649	8
3	South Dakota	Watertown	10,617	179	1	2	2	28	54	1,095	1,023	1,936	8
3	Tennessee	Bristol	14,004	180	1	1	4	17	78	1,677	1,615	2,781	10
3	Tennessee	Clarksville	11,831	176	1		4	15	67	1,282	1,366	2,384	6
3	Tennessee	Cleveland	11,351	176	1	2	2	12	50	1,261	1,257	2,171	6
3	Tennessee	Dyersburg	10,034	180	1			19	50	1,046	1,181	1,934	9
3	Tennessee	Jackson	24,332	180	1	1	9	14	110	2,484	2,702	4,307	7	Number of supervisors and principals, number of schools: Data for 1937-38.
3	Tennessee	Johnson City	25,332	175	1		17	40	130	2,809	2,610	4,869	18
3	Tennessee	Kingsport	14,404	177	1	1	5	20	94	1,466	1,557	2,670	7
3	Texas	Abilene	26,612	176	2	1	4	44	122	2,458	2,587	4,416	10
3	Texas	Big Spring	12,604	175	1	2	4	20	76	1,588	1,528	2,621	9
3	Texas	Borger	10,018	176	1		4	14	47	1,304	1,273	2,068	5
3	Texas	Brownsville	22,083	175	1	1	4	15	101	2,460	2,277	3,997	13
3	Texas	Brownwood	13,398	175	1		7	22	62	1,281	1,259	2,208	7
3	Texas	Bryan	11,842	176	1		5	13	43	913	907	1,582	5
3	Texas	Cleburne	10,558	177	1		6	17	61	1,296	1,371	2,309	8
3	Texas	Corsicana	15,232	175	1		6	23	95	2,088	2,230	3,560	12
3	Texas	Del Rio	13,343	176	1		3	11	41	788	750	1,331	6
3	Texas	Denison	15,581	176	1	1	5	28	69	1,753	1,615	2,821	11
3	Texas	Denton	11,192	175	1		5	15	40	964	1,311	1,697	5
3	Texas	Goose Creek	10,641	175	1		9	45	149	2,609	2,467	4,441	15
3	Texas	Greenville	13,995	175	1		6	13	60	1,089	1,108	2,114	6
3	Texas	Harlingen	13,306	176	1		4	15	69	1,615	1,486	2,605	8
3	Texas	Highland Park (P.O., Dallas)	24,746	175	1		5	31	120	1,972	1,751	3,347	8
3	Texas	Longview	13,758	179	1		10	20	92	2,154	2,194	3,609	11
3	Texas	McAllen	11,877	174	1		5	12	63	1,653	1,615	2,719	7
3	Texas	Marshall	18,410	175	1	1	11	22	108	2,364	2,566	4,383	11
3	Texas	Palestine	12,144	175	1		2	25	56	1,181	1,414	2,252	11
3	Texas	Pampa	12,895	176	1	1	6	30	86	1,823	1,737	3,229	7
3	Texas	Paris	18,678	176	1		8	19	96	2,172	2,272	3,801	12
3	Texas	San Angelo	25,802	175	1	2	12	37	153	2,661	2,624	4,348	13
3	Texas	Sherman	17,156	177	1		7	23	79	1,703	1,661	3,033	8
3	Texas	Sweetwater	10,367	174	1		5	20	52	1,216	1,171	2,001	7
3	Texas	Temple	15,344	175	1		4	24	80	1,569	1,528	2,628	11
3	Texas	Terrell	10,481	176	1		4	13	35	935	973	1,469	5
3	Texas	Texarkana	17,019	180	1		11	24	80	2,082	2,082	3,355	12
3	Texas	Tyler	28,279	175	1	5	9	20	142	2,952	2,986	4,975	12
3	Texas	Victoria	11,566	175	1		4	20	67	1,213	975	1,758	8
3	Utah	Logan	11,868	174	1	2	3	33	53	1,575	1,504	2,849	9
3	Utah	Provo	18,071	176	1	1	7	48	61	2,038	1,913	3,648	11
3	Vermont	Barre	10,909	179	1	5	1	10	50	1,008	986	1,799	7
3	Vermont	Brattleboro	10,983	179	1		1	9	49	873	837	1,527	8
3	Vermont	Burlington	27,686	178	1	5	4	19	88	1,895	1,731	3,106	16
3	Vermont	Rutland	17,082	177	1	1	2	18	61	1,131	1,107	1,968	8
3	Virginia	Charlottesville	19,400	180	1		6	13	96	1,881	1,856	3,456	6
3	Virginia	Fredericksburg	10,066	181	1		3	10	48	824	862	1,477	5
3	Virginia	Martinsville	10,080	180	1	1	5	6	55	942	1,025	1,652	5
3	Virginia	Staunton	13,337	180	1		4	11	51	993	978	1,684	6
3	Virginia	Suffolk	11,343	180	1	1	6	10	58	961	1,039	1,842	6
3	Virginia	Winchester	12,095	182	1		3	15	65	1,225	1,267	2,203	6
3	Washington	Aberdeen	18,846	171	1	4	5	40	71	1,919	1,841	3,293	13
3	Washington	Bellingham	29,314	180	1		9	41	142	2,932	2,852	5,067	15
3	Washington	Bremerton	15,134	180	1	2	8	22	79	2,069	1,982	3,159	12
3	Washington	Hoquiam	10,835	175	1	1	2	20	53	1,246	1,098	1,910	10
3	Washington	Longview	12,385	171	1	3	4	26	65	1,766	1,644	2,925	7
3	Washington	Olympia	13,254	178	1	1	8	32	71	1,757	1,794	3,013	7
3	Washington	Vancouver	18,788	180	1	2	7	26	91	2,019	1,839	3,213	8
3	Washington	Walla Walla	18,109	180	1	1	8	22	81	1,743	1,651	2,827	5
3	Washington	Wenatchee	11,620	180	1		9	39	88	1,821	1,796	3,182	8
3	Washington	Yakima	27,221	180	1	3	8	58	130	3,491	3,301	5,567	11
3	Wisconsin	Appleton	28,436	173	1	7	4	37	130	2,529	2,409	4,544	21
3	Wisconsin	Ashland	11,101	176	1			17	53	948	909	1,832	12
3	Wisconsin	Beaver Dam	10,356	185	1	1	1	15	43	769	774	1,476	10
3	Wisconsin	Beloit	25,365	182	1	3	14	45	124	2,904	2,778	5,149	25
3	Wisconsin	Chippewa Falls	10,368	174	1	5	2	11	52	1,038	995	1,758	10
3	Wisconsin	Cudahy	10,561	194	1		4	20	43	1,012	1,002	1,783	7
3	Wisconsin	Fond du Lac	27,209	180	1	5	10	35	125	2,270	2,231	4,105	10
3	Wisconsin	Janesville	22,992	184	1	6	8	20	104	2,176	2,008	3,836	13
3	Wisconsin	Manitowoc	24,404	187	1	1	4	42	100	1,986	1,911	3,638	17
3	Wisconsin	Marinette	14,183	184	1	1	1	17	71	1,248	1,267	2,330	15
3	Wisconsin	Marshfield	10,359	177	1	4	2	14	46	744	816	1,484	10
3	Wisconsin	Menasha	10,481	185	1		1	17	33	649	613	1,171	8	Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
3	Wisconsin	Neenah	10,645	177	1	1	1	18	62	1,114	1,027	1,957	10
3	Wisconsin	Shorewood	15,184	190	1	1	3	24	78	1,218	1,211	2,200	5
3	Wisconsin	South Milwaukee	11,134	186	1	1	1	22	48	1,090	1,071	1,949	10	Data for 1937-38.
3	Wisconsin	Stevens Point	15,777	185	1	6	1	24	77	1,280	1,297	2,499	13	Male and female enrollment - distribution by sex estimated.
3	Wisconsin	Two Rivers	10,302	181	1		1	14	41	600	780	1,299	7
3	Wisconsin	Watertown	11,301	192	1		6	10	43	813	836	1,507	8
3	Wisconsin	Waukesha	19,242	182	1	2	1	37	98	1,978	1,876	3,504	15
3	Wisconsin	Wausau	27,268	176	1	3	7	35	126	2,558	2,520	4,685	23
3	Wisconsin	Wauwatosa	27,769	183	1	6	7	42	142	2,520	2,453	4,507	15
3	Wisconsin	Wisconsin Rapids	11,416	176	1	3	1	19	55	919	1,040	1,802	11
3	Wyoming	Casper	17,964	186	1	3	11	34	154	2,691	2,615	4,519	24
3	Wyoming	Cheyenne	22,474	178	1	2	9	25	99	2,416	2,292	3,968	14
3	Wyoming	Laramie	10,627	180	1	6	1	18	53	1,110	1,063	1,871	6
3	Wyoming	Sheridan	10,529	174	1		1	14	72	1,448	1,426	2,383	7
Group	State	City	Population 1940 Census	Average length of school year (days)	Superintendents and assistant superintendents	Supervisors	Principals	Male teachers and other instructional staff	Female teachers and other instructional staff	Male enrollment	Female enrollment	Average daily attendance	Number of schools	Notes

Note: The Biennial Survey divided cities into three population groups: Group 1 (≥ 100,000), Group 2 (30,000 – 99,999), and Group 3 (10,000 – 29,999).

Source: “Table 13.—Enrollment, attendance, length of term, number of schools, and instructional staff by city, 1939-40” United States Department of the Interior, Statistics of City School Systems 1939-40 and 1941-42, Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1938-40 and 1940-42, Vol. II, chapt. VII (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1947), 44 - 63.

Financial

1939-40 School Systems in Cities 10,000+ – Expenses, Bonds, Property

Group	State	City	Total expenses	General control	Instruction	Operation	Maintenance	Auxiliary agencies	Fixed charges	Part-time and continuation schools	Night schools including Americanization classes	Summer schools	Debt service interest	Other debt service	Capital outlay	Grand total expenditures	School bonds outstanding (in thousands)	Other forms of school debt (in thousands)	Total amount in sinking funds (in thousands)	Value of school property in thousands	Notes
1	Alabama	Birmingham	2,312,567	63,892	1,950,634	162,169	69,130	12,643	54,099		1,507	17,219	472,538	339,135	998	3,143,964	9,569			10,218	Expenses for general control: Includes $12,081 commission on taxes formerly reported in fixed charges account; Debt service interest: Interest paid on school bonds issued by the city estimated at $461,136; All other debt service: Payment made by city for redemption of bonds estimated at $264,135.
1	California	Long Beach	4,069,895	167,722	3,230,990	411,854	108,975	105,797	44,557	42,007	134,431		398,487	625,679	322,595	5,593,094	8,052			16,095
1	California	Los Angeles	37,761,665	1,279,728	27,784,877	3,429,849	1,489,885	1,286,948	2,490,378	273,351	957,872		2,939,311	2,757,759	2,747,754	47,437,212	62,654		3,456	162,197
1	California	Oakland	6,556,019	165,011	5,010,541	479,262	220,354	601,082	79,769		116,191		424,413	545,831	922,874	8,565,328	8,807			27,280
1	California	Sacramento	2,475,998	61,038	1,932,731	284,447	115,888	44,253	37,641	46,394	27,535		253,637	253,203	509,804	3,566,571	5,547		588	10,839
1	California	San Diego	3,457,614	125,415	2,706,502	313,735	155,084	98,009	58,869	47,166	94,960		166,425	257,625	374,506	4,398,296	3,281			10,598
1	California	San Francisco	9,751,597	260,567	7,468,374	786,489	415,855	225,862	594,450	144,168	333,900	7,654	530,034	775,000	3,740,538	15,282,891	12,170			46,160
1	Colorado	Denver	5,161,452	142,195	4,178,749	325,991	147,465	146,452	220,600	164,142	67,787	9,474	292,613	516,133	277,462	6,489,063	6,016			22,486
1	Connecticut	Bridgeport	2,085,396	31,252	1,802,033	226,649	129,718	12,744			28,874	6,537	124,306	195,000	1,342	2,441,455	2,716			9,413
1	Connecticut	Hartford	3,531,383	73,940	2,719,370	386,737	64,211	115,419	171,706		31,278		317,484	495,895	25,542	4,401,582	7,693		735	17,674
1	New Haven	New Haven	2,812,269	61,873	2,265,639	313,077	70,519	11,896	89,365		27,720		14,430	14,000	4,683	2,873,102	298		72	8,392
1	Delaware	Wilmington	1,621,274	65,830	1,287,331	175,542	49,648	31,232	11,691	795	22,992	2,967	38,520		47,178	1,733,726	811			9,876
1	District of Columbia	Washington DC	11,247,675	218,556	8,202,079	1,297,236	557,223	421,465	551,116		103,540	34,401			1,863,460	13,249,076				53,113
1	Georgia	Atlanta	3,507,568	84,680	2,992,925	222,006	150,234	29,278	28,445	64,929	64,624		183,955	302,286	88,437	4,211,799	3,988			11,844	Expenses for summer schools: Included with current expenses, full-time day schools.
1	Illinois	Chicago	54,786,712	1,691,880	39,540,195	7,139,385	3,483,791	1,391,427	1,540,034	358,562	560,736		2,828,351	38,476,448	10,744,542	107,755,351	35,752	50306	8,023	256,318
1	Illinois	Peoria	1,489,606	49,547	1,131,048	185,345	84,346	21,947	17,373				20,390	65,089	45,899	1,620,984	710	36		8,510
1	Indiana	Fort Wayne	1,581,277	34,198	1,278,537	204,400	38,607	17,871	7,664		5,974		85,693	255,000	37,964	1,965,908	2,075	19		6,842
1	Indiana	Gary	1,742,000	76,152	1,322,897	209,105	73,554	41,044	19,248		33,880	59,775	143,999	4,958	304,092	2,288,704	3,315		142	8,215
1	Indiana	Indianapolis	5,812,262	181,348	4,407,644	556,911	116,750	505,957	43,652				382,973	380,700	146,759	6,722,694	8,075	425	23	25,932
1	Indiana	South Bend	1,581,399	57,158	1,138,397	207,069	44,878	121,179	12,718		3,896	3,325	86,688	348,000	489,680	2,512,988	1,900			9,743
1	Iowa	Des Moines	2,610,030	77,760	1,793,543	354,882	169,545	87,052	127,248	1,611	11,947	7,157	312,988	164,000	46,509	3,154,242	7,021	287		12,024	Data for 1937-38.
1	Kansas	Kansas City	1,609,014	61,089	1,153,858	191,377	85,211	89,046	28,433				101,649	229,000	1,041,802	2,981,465	2,847			7,189
1	Kansas	Wichita	1,759,470	57,632	1,343,429	182,302	143,312	22,717	10,078		19,872		90,604	295,347	110,240	2,275,533	2,560			6,111
1	Kentucky	Louisville	3,543,298	106,178	2,898,193	333,099	123,039	60,386	22,403				470,649	1,000,000	13,012	5,026,959	10,966			14,198
1	Louisiana	New Orleans	4,459,041	109,793	3,468,688	349,502	250,265	144,906	135,887	37,656	36,819	591	319,368	1,089,462		5,942,937	7,104	484	300	16,773	Expenses for summer schools: Tuition-supported summer school for which this small amount from public funds is expended for supervision and supplies.
1	Maryland	Baltimore	10,527,866	278,533	7,900,596	1,020,236	257,448	219,669	851,384	5,451	115,521	23,829	891,102	1,466,941	11,571	13,042,281	21,745		1,178	50,966
1	Massachusetts	Boston	16,220,683	687,154	12,772,276	1,354,222	553,437	699,986	153,608	77,136	211,517		265,984	578,586	451,679	17,805,585	7,851	33	2,658	72,039
1	Massachusetts	Cambridge	1,848,067	47,275	1,514,247	182,527	29,744	62,691	12,583	1,454	10,410		64,625	158,500	835,542	2,918,598	1,311			5,567	School bonds outstanding: Data for 1935-36.
1	Massachusetts	Fall River	1,173,715	23,008	938,053	139,454	27,824	31,061	14,315	51,931		495	43,987	213,500		1,483,628	904			4,987
1	Massachusetts	Lowell	1,092,442	19,714	884,430	156,537	5,593	26,168					18,650	110,000	125,180	1,346,272	495			4,620	Data for 1935-36.
1	Massachusetts	New Bedford	1,271,206	26,004	1,044,057	157,812	11,911	26,164	5,258	45,780	5,205		53,271	240,000		1,615,462	1,323			8,148
1	Massachusetts	Somerville	1,590,464	25,123	1,317,708	168,139	54,790	24,704		14,357	18,538		55,073	202,000	9,139	1,889,571	1,473			4,908
1	Massachusetts	Springfield	2,689,095	70,934	2,126,840	310,943	93,953	83,265	3,160		4,214		51,260	216,000	3,927	2,964,496	1,613			12,546
1	Massachusetts	Worcester	3,396,693	62,848	2,722,674	338,140	192,756	75,277	4,998	1,655	25,650		1,200	60,000	305	3,485,503				11,929
1	Michigan	Detroit	25,637,593	664,436	20,369,214	2,862,844	850,528	755,315	135,256	340,407	286,355	116,361	2,819,941	4,020,041	1,125,302	34,346,000	65,868			114,045
1	Michigan	Flint	2,615,802	131,041	1,786,899	456,882	92,822	136,860	11,298	11,850		7,792	267,149	492,131	26,853	3,421,577	4,256	149	860	14,766
1	Michigan	Grand Rapids	2,556,822	89,284	1,865,256	315,299	176,530	81,941	28,512		12,467		92,101	433,719	11,069	3,106,178	1,740			13,658	Value of school property: Data for 1935-36.
1	Minnesota	Duluth	1,940,806	57,256	1,436,291	282,138	86,236	57,137	21,748		10,319	7,448	96,029	321,948	194,627	2,571,177	2,192	68	105	11,049
1	Minnesota	Minneapolis	8,365,902	256,521	6,138,255	986,184	290,924	302,519	391,499		52,643	2,810	685,895	2,105,450	1,092,714	12,305,414	15,422			35,853
1	Minnesota	St. Paul	3,646,070	90,683	2,770,570	467,509	142,739	74,232	100,337		5,124		446,633	242,000	723,221	5,063,048	9,953	172	3,496	15,549
1	Missouri	Kansas City	4,848,739	210,074	3,558,588	550,803	172,710	318,632	37,932		19,578	20,626	870,911	1,104,165	464,007	7,265,026	19,818		6,006	34,057
1	Missouri	St. Louis	11,061,773	424,857	8,356,861	1,038,286	518,281	659,652	63,836		107,393		60,000	1,635	1,259,012	12,489,813	2,000			42,818
1	Nebraska	Omaha	2,736,085	137,751	2,003,978	302,386	95,969	32,288	163,713	2,557	29,875		396,440	486,837	19,826	3,671,620	8,195		2,581	18,981
1	New Jersey	Camden	2,030,651	48,303	1,595,700	225,486	95,860	49,673	15,629		6,481	1,186	159,405	177,204	788,240	3,163,167	3,898	30	439	8,083
1	New Jersey	Elizabeth	2,081,755	64,075	1,624,786	218,780	116,705	50,322	7,087		22,823		231,984	294,854	22,176	2,653,592	5,068	54	491	8,657
1	New Jersey	Jersey City	6,843,770	304,788	4,889,644	725,288	443,943	458,247	21,860	2,915	133,748		556,755	646,126		8,183,314	11,401		1,547	23,183
1	New Jersey	Newark	9,933,117	409,820	7,848,863	816,537	294,083	521,694	42,120	40,111	164,316	23,884	745,668	539,627	111,644	11,558,367	17,337		6,348	26,742
1	New Jersey	Paterson	2,867,526	59,186	2,370,810	284,710	78,732	57,290	16,798	3,986	44,928		246,902	452,600	432,022	4,047,964	5,365	73	83	12,494
1	New Jersey	Trenton	2,261,479	80,812	1,768,568	244,359	103,852	49,824	14,064	3,446	27,002		289,202	189,913	1,643,362	4,414,404	7,440		615	8,513
1	New York	Albany	1,929,114	39,622	1,474,266	196,439	54,825	64,087	99,875	11,040	26,088		194,632	245,550	3,844	2,410,268	4,555			9,790
1	New York	Buffalo	10,489,577	277,115	7,833,902	1,303,320	414,190	125,945	535,105	58,181	91,193	21,602	555,856	1,778,750	263,398	13,258,557	12,317			53,162
1	New York	New York	165,465,819	4,399,177	130,017,763	9,549,223	4,976,771	2,783,222	13,739,663	148,626	928,671		13,971,883	14,175,934	15,245,100	209,936,033	353,428			573,742
1	New York	Rochester	6,708,831	205,228	4,985,465	781,914	239,530	67,809	428,885	9,916	122,276	6,897	599,073	753,500	253,814	8,454,307	12,977		1,110	20,105
1	New York	Syracuse	4,115,621	66,756	3,024,181	526,903	122,184	99,536	316,061	84,777	29,247		215,544	708,286	3,728	5,197,203	5,173			16,058
1	New York	Utica	1,641,787	23,506	1,262,084	169,019	53,734	46,005	87,439	37,128	18,974		50,510	172,658	31,996	1,953,053	1,425			7,994
1	New York	Yonkers	3,838,105	103,004	3,085,003	306,793	78,396	65,177	199,732		7,889		332,707	424,650	81,727	4,685,078	7,343			17,075
1	North Carolina	Charlotte	837,404	14,279	726,478	62,762	26,093	2,400	5,392		2,606	1,385	61,398	59,000	15,494	977,287	1,301	39	83	4,720	Debt service interest and all other debt service: Data for 1940-41.
1	Ohio	Akron	4,050,893	78,852	3,081,756	498,907	149,130	56,223	186,025		3,240	5,037	620,103	2,640,415	165,386	7,485,074	4,582	350	560	16,633
1	Ohio	Canton	1,754,723	37,926	1,280,048	230,667	73,765	62,240	70,077		7,349		238,699	230,262	24,759	2,255,792	4,469		1,007	9,201
1	Ohio	Cincinnati	7,211,637	267,296	5,518,067	758,729	223,382	137,783	306,380		105,059	105,919	506,349	585,268	124,536	8,638,768	11,665		2,654	30,249
1	Ohio	Cleveland	15,648,131	397,478	11,452,728	1,848,981	799,329	594,084	555,531		110,029		480,484	1,749,676	4,275,137	22,263,457	10,158		683	63,186
1	Ohio	Columbus	3,840,215	71,296	3,016,389	432,158	85,136	85,142	150,094		18,958	4,979	323,496	472,743	9,804	4,670,195	5,908	150	2,290	16,975
1	Ohio	Dayton	2,885,945	74,713	2,201,513	340,246	72,405	47,850	149,218		12,740	3,543	287,209	620,663	5,344	3,815,444	5,507	300		14,495
1	Ohio	Toledo	4,672,520	116,417	3,510,413	492,809	91,719	196,751	264,411	6,050	15,773	1,639	584,558	1,023,427	550,459	6,854,426	12,702		925	27,405
1	Ohio	Youngstown	2,838,697	46,457	2,305,611	297,973	45,579	40,853	102,224	10,585	11,711		87,567	336,970	1,351,942	4,637,472	1,705		46	10,039
1	Oklahoma	Oklahoma City	2,438,977	66,903	1,984,321	280,407	55,356	25,296	26,694	4,533	3,025		214,170	517,500	37,077	3,215,282	4,777		1,024	14,074	Expenses for night schools including Americanization classes: Represents night school teachers' salaries for 1 month. Remaining expenses paid by Night School Association.
1	Oklahoma	Tulsa	2,396,339	93,089	1,815,476	247,225	157,306	68,363	14,880	9,761	17,249		238,775	52,858	33,402	2,748,384	5,188		1,559	15,000
1	Oregon	Portland	4,490,562	186,186	3,476,366	403,331	137,019	99,394	188,266	49,222	13,389		244,269	702,374	121,084	5,620,900	4,880	5	492	23,735
1	Pennsylvania	Erie	1,975,326	68,036	1,439,468	232,303	48,588	134,015	52,916				218,060	371,063	5,706	2,570,155	4,874	95	164	11,935
1	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	27,500,381	1,154,020	21,436,079	2,560,728	949,531	741,783	658,240		297,528		2,690,803	4,627,458	2,258,650	37,374,820	80,511	4	30,302	133,764
1	Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh	12,164,596	462,761	9,079,119	1,399,069	620,748	330,513	272,386		286,754	64,034	797,927	1,610,116	3,653,217	18,576,644	20,656	97	538	63,228