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1900-01 School Systems in Cities of 8000+ Dataset

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1900-01 School Systems in Cities of 8000+ Inhabitants, Report of the Commissioner of Education Dataset

Population, Enrollment, Attendance

1900-01 City School Systems — Population, School Enrollment, Attendance

Entry Key	State Key	State	City	Total city population, census of 1900	School census age	Children of school census age	Pupils in private and parochial schools (largely estimated)	Male pupils enrolled in public day schools	Female pupils enrolled public day schools	Total pupils enrolled in public day schools	Number of days the schools were actually in session	Aggregate numbers of days' attendance of all pupils in public day schools	Average daily attendance in public day schools	Notes
1	1	Alabama	Anniston	9,695						777	171	74,261	436
2	1	Alabama	Birmingham	38,415	7-21	11,009	800	2,430	2,800	5,230	177	633,483	3,579
3	1	Alabama	Huntsville	8,068	7-21	2,500	250	335	418	753	163	96,170	590
4	1	Alabama	Mobile	38,469
5	1	Alabama	Montgomery	30,346	7-21	5,312	400	1,211	1,530	2,741	163	354,036	2,172
6	1	Alabama	Selma	8,713	6-21		200	500	600	1,100	165	144,045	873	Aggregate days of public school attendance and average daily public school attendance from 1899-1900
7	2	Arkansas	Fort Smith	11,587	6-21	4,967	600	1,275	1,395	2,670	175	344,417	1,968
8	2	Arkansas	Hot Springs	9,973	6-21	3,800	100	1,220	1,342	2,562	160	272,000	1,700
9	2	Arkansas	Little Rock	38,307	6-21	11,112	500	2,527	2,967	5,494	177	709,947	4,011
10	2	Arkansas	Pine Bluff	11,496	6-21	4,150	350	1,217	1,340	2,557	180	299,520	1,664	Aggregate days of public school attendance and average daily public school attendance are estimated.
11	3	California	Alameda	16,464	5-17	4,063	235	1,712	1,710	3,422	195	459,174	2,354
12	3	California	Berkeley	13,214	5-17	3,400	450	1,500	1,539	3,039	191	430,730	2,256	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
13	3	California	Fresno	12,470	5-17	3,428	144	1,410	1,456	2,866	177	356,478	2,014
14	3	California	Los Angeles	102,479	5-17	32,003	2,132	10,606	11,042	21,648	186	2,941,833	15,816
15	3	California	Oakland	66,960	5-17	17,237	1,377	5,675	5,986	11,661	196	1,665,855	8,480
16	3	California	Pasadena	9,117	5-17	2,935	321	1,171	1,198	2,369	170	302,524	1,780
17	3	California	Riverside	7,973	5-17	1,881	25	747	765	1,512	170	203,993	1,199
18	3	California	Sacramento	29,282	5-17	5,964	340	2,391	2,513	4,904	186	614,172	3,302
19	3	California	San Diego	17,700	5-17	3,504	137	1,680	1,688	3,368	183	493,917	2,699
20	3	California	San Francisco	342,982	5-17	82,173	10,596	20,346	21,634	41,980	195	6,383,325	32,735
21	3	California	San Jose	21,500	5-17	5,757	631	2,103	2,274	4,377	188	583,364	3,103
22	3	California	Stockton	17,506	5-17	3,400	433	1,330	1,406	2,736	183	374,530	2,041
23	3	California	Vallejo	7,965	6-21	1,837	359	686	597	1,283	186	184,014	990
24	39	Colorado	Colorado Springs	21,085	6-21	6,102	200	2,445	2,591	5,036	186	630,912	3,392
25	39	Colorado	Cripple Creek school district	50,000	6-21	5,613	50	2,380	2,580	4,960	175	605,500	3,460	Total population reported is estimated population of school district, population of the city is 10,147.
26	39	Colorado	Denver District No. 1		6-21	18,976		7,222	7,556	14,778	184	1,590,312	8,643	Total population of 133,859 includes Denver District No. 1, District No. 2, District No. 7, and District No. 17.
27	39	Colorado	Denver District No. 2		6-21	9,531	300	3,512	3,726	7,238	182	908,354	4,984	Total population of 133,859 includes Denver District No. 1, District No. 2, District No. 7, and District No. 17.
28	39	Colorado	Denver District No. 7		6-21	1,292		528	520	1,048	183	120,231	657	Total population of 133,859 includes Denver District No. 1, District No. 2, District No. 7, and District No. 17.
29	39	Colorado	Denver District No. 17		6-21	7,859	412	2,533	2,632	5,165	190	732,640	3,856	Total population of 133,859 includes Denver District No. 1, District No. 2, District No. 7, and District No. 17.
30	39	Colorado	Leadville	12,455	6-21	3,136	500	1,016	1,106	2,122	190	298,110	1,569
31	39	Colorado	Pueblo District No. 1		6-21	4,980	69	1,328	1,474	2,802	188	332,933	1,771	Total population of 28,157 includes Pueblo District No. 1 and District No. 20; Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
32	39	Colorado	Pueblo District No. 20		6-21	5,273		1,253	1,459	2,712	173	316,071	1,827	Total population of 28,157 includes Pueblo District No. 1 and District No. 20.
33	4	Connecticut	Ansonia	12,681	4-16	3,115	175	1,169	1,235	2,404	188	395,154	2,102	Number of days the schools were actually in session from 1899-1900.
34	4	Connecticut	Bridgeport	70,996	4-16	16,401	2,500	5,086	5,452	10,538	182	1,521,884	8,362
35	4	Connecticut	Bristol (town)	9,643	4-16	2,168	44	1,030	998	2,068	193	294,325	1,525
36	4	Connecticut	Danbury (town)	19,474	4-16	4,493	610			3,087	196	458,444	2,339	All statistics from 1899-1900.
37	4	Connecticut	Hartford	79,850	4-16	15,127				12,565	185	1,696,450	9,170	Children of school census age from 1899-1900.
38	4	Connecticut	Manchester (town)	10,601
39	4	Connecticut	Meriden (town)	28,695	4-16	6,365	1,800			4,067	200	662,400	3,312
40	4	Connecticut	Middletown	9,589	4-16	1,918	600			1,281	181	190,231	1,051	All statistics from 1899-1900.
41	4	Connecticut	Naugatuck (town)	10,541	4-16	2,898	509	1,112	1,042	2,154	188	273,113	1,451	Aggregate days of public school in attendance and average daily public school attendance estimated.
42	4	Connecticut	New Britain	25,998	4-16	6,149	1,550	2,125	2,332	4,457	188	667,501	3,550
43	4	Connecticut	New Haven	108,027	4-16	23,301	3,065	9,008	8,648	17,656	200	2,863,520	14,317
44	4	Connecticut	New London	17,548	4-16	3,539	867			2,359	190	356,250	1,875
45	4	Connecticut	Norwalk (town)	19,932	4-16	4,517	737			3,576	189	472,122	2,498	All statistics from 1899-1900.
46	4	Connecticut	Norwich Central district		4-16	1,487	300			1,308	192	185,280	965	Norwich total population of 17,251 includes Central District and West Chelsea District.
47	4	Connecticut	Norwich West Chelsea district		4-16	1,093	122			966	190	130,910	689	Norwich total population of 17,251 includes Central District and West Chelsea District.
48	4	Connecticut	Stamford (town)	15,997	4-16	4,377	1,209	1,831	1,848	3,679	191	521,048	2,728
49	4	Connecticut	Torrington (town)	12,453	4-16	2,898	905	803	950	1,753	192	226,808	1,191	All statistics from 1899-1900.
50	4	Connecticut	Vernon	8,483	4-16	1,900	350			1,369	180			Includes Rockville city.
51	4	Connecticut	Wallingford (town)	9,001
52	4	Connecticut	Waterbury	45,859	4-16	11,744	1,413	3,929	3,758	7,687	194	1,211,006	6,242
53	4	Connecticut	Windham (town)	10,137	4-16	2,067	803			1,423	191	271,790	955	Includes Willimantic city.
54	5	Delaware	Wilmington	76,508	6-21					11,019	194	1,644,344	8,476
55	41	District of Columbia	Washington DC	278,718	6-17			22,112	25,319	47,431	176	6,513,548	36,672
56	6	Florida	Jacksonville	28,429	6-20			2,481	2,726	5,207	140	504,700	3,605
57	6	Florida	Key West	17,114	6-21	5,580	2,000	770	825	1,595	160	141,760	886	All statistics from 1899-1900.
58	6	Florida	Pensacola	17,747	6-20	4,359	600	1,057	1,214	2,271	150	258,459	1,723
59	6	Florida	Tampa	15,839	6-21	4,217		920	941	1,861	160	205,440	1,284
60	7	Georgia	Athens	10,245	6-18	3,111	200	785	863	1,648	171	195,700	1,149
61	7	Georgia	Atlanta	89,872	6-18	18,299				14,241	180	1,817,100	10,095
62	7	Georgia	Augusta (Richmond County)	39,441	6-18	17,015	750			8,713	180	1,152,900	6,405	All statistics from 1899-1900; population reported is for city of Augusta.
63	7	Georgia	Brunswick	9,081	6-18	2,906	300	493	521	1,014	160	146,240	914
64	7	Georgia	Columbus	17,614	6-18	4,389	300	1,275	1,387	2,662	176	364,144	2,069
65	7	Georgia	Macon (Bibb County)	50,473	6-18	14,008	900	3,447	3,899	7,346	178	981,492	5,514	Population of the city of Macon is 23,272.
66	7	Georgia	Savannah (Chatham County)	54,244	6-18	18,000		4,024	4,740	8,764	182	1,203,202	6,611	Population of city of Savannah.
67	8	Illinois	Alton	14,210	6-21					2,081	194	307,684	1,586	All statistics from 1899-1900.
68	8	Illinois	Aurora District No. 4		6-21			683	740	1,423	182	196,014	1,077	All statistics from 1899-1900; Aurora population of 24,147 includes District No. 4 (west) and District No. 5 (east)
69	8	Illinois	Aurora District No. 5		6-21	5,824	1,263	1,380	1,411	2,791	192	422,400	2,200	Aurora population of 24,147 includes District No. 4 (west) and District No. 5 (east); Pupils in private and parochial schools form 1899-1900; Aggregate days of public school attendance and average daily public school attendance estimated.
70	8	Illinois	Belleville	17,484	6-21	6,310		1,499	1,338	2,837	196	477,887	2,436
71	8	Illinois	Bloomington	23,286	6-21	6,369	400	1,991	2,201	4,192	172	589,224	3,426
72	8	Illinois	Cairo	12,566	6-21	4,400	272	1,023	1,165	2,188	181	328,199	1,818
73	8	Illinois	Champaign	9,098	6-21	2,837	250	883	898	1,781	191	229,391	1,201
74	8	Illinois	Chicago	1,698,575	6-21	626,516	88,448	130,989	131,749	262,738	190	39,535,390	208,081
75	8	Illinois	Danville	16,354	6-21	4,071	600	1,504	1,591	3,095	189	436,212	2,308
76	8	Illinois	Decatur	20,754	6-21	7,192		2,113	2,270	4,383	186	640,584	3,444
77	8	Illinois	Dixon	7,917	6-21	1,826	268	480	507	987	178	129,584	728
78	8	Illinois	East St. Louis District No. 1		5-21		800	1,674	1,789	3,463	199	460,124	2,312	East St. Louis of 29,655 includes District No.1, District No. 2 (T. 2 N., R. 9 W) and District No. 2 (T. 2 N., R. 10 W.)
79	8	Illinois	East St. Louis District 2 (T. 2 N., R. 9W)											East St. Louis of 29,655 includes District No.1, District No. 2 (T. 2 N., R. 9 W) and District No. 2 (T. 2 N., R. 10 W.)
80	8	Illinois	East St. Louis District No. 2 (T. 2 N., R. 10 W.)		5-21	500	60	102	98	200	199	4,825	175	All statistics from 1899-1900; East St. Louis of 29,655 includes District No.1, District No. 2 (T. 2 N., R. 9 W) and District No. 2 (T. 2 N., R. 10 W.)
81	8	Illinois	Elgin	22,433	6-21	6,062	250	2,149	2,141	4,290	185	671,365	3,629
82	8	Illinois	Evanston District No. 1		6-21	3,221	250	862	866	1,728	190	251,858	1,326	Evanston population of 19,259 includes District No. 1, District No. 2, and District No. 3
83	8	Illinois	Evanston District No. 2 (South Evanston)		6-21	1,964	300	463	546	1,009	190	155,065	816	Evanston population of 19,259 includes District No. 1, District No. 2, and District No. 3
84	8	Illinois	Evanston District No. 3 (North Evanston)		6-21	406	16	139	176	315	188	49,859	265	All statistics from 1899-1900; Evanston population of 19,259 includes District No. 1, District No. 2, and District No. 3
85	8	Illinois	Freeport	13,258	6-21	3,701	725	1,042	1,191	2,233	191	354,083	1,849
86	8	Illinois	Galesburg	18,607	6-21	6,885	500	1,719	1,872	3,591	174	505,400	2,904	Children of school census age from 1899-1900.
87	8	Illinois	Jacksonville	15,078	6-21	4,640	300	1,148	1,311	2,459	172	330,124	1,912	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
88	8	Illinois	Joliet	29,353	6-21	11,231	1,652	2,760	2,663	5,423	185	788,360	4,261
89	8	Illinois	Kankakee	13,595	6-21	3,488	730	901	905	1,806	185	248,006	1,340
90	8	Illinois	Kewanee	8,382	6-21	2,700	3	925	940	1,865	176	281,750	1,610
91	8	Illinois	La Salle	10,446	6-21	2,420	1,000	578	589	1,167	192	158,675	826
92	8	Illinois	Lincoln	8,962	6-21	4,069	276			1,802	171	213,925	1,251	Number of days schools were actually in session from 1899-1900; Average daily attendance in public schools estimated.
93	8	Illinois	Mattoon	9,622	6-21	2,745	127	989	1,087	2,076	187	234,828	1,261
94	8	Illinois	Moline	17,248	6-21	4,900				3,426		505,366	2,852	All statistics from 1899-1900; Aggregate days of public school attendance and average daily public school attendance estimated.
95	8	Illinois	Ottawa	10,588	6-21	3,244	350	911	840	1,751	192	268,655	1,401	Children of school census age and Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
96	8	Illinois	Pekin	8,420				871	860	1,730	170	225,254	1,324
97	8	Illinois	Peoria	56,100	6-21	19,214	1,684	4,625	4,783	9,408	196	1,503,227	7,669
98	8	Illinois	Quincy	36,252	6-21	12,000	2,300	2,675	2,525	5,200	185	675,250	3,650
99	8	Illinois	Rockford	31,051	6-21	8,463	238	2,946	3,065	6,011	188	888,676	4,727
100	8	Illinois	Rock Island	19,493	6-21	5,859	895	1,819	1,855	3,674	172	511,803	2,975
101	8	Illinois	Springfield	34,159	6-21	10,214	1,500	2,910	2,966	5,876	189	835,172	4,419
102	8	Illinois	Streator	14,079	6-21	4,852	721			2,606	184	363,674	1,976	Children of school census age and Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
103	8	Illinois	Waukegan	9,426
104	9	Indiana	Anderson	20,178	6-21	6,202	225	1,916	2,003	3,919	180	551,520	3,064
105	9	Indiana	Columbus	8,130	6-21	2,101	200	807	847	1,654	10	229,140	1,273	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
106	9	Indiana	Elkhart	15,184	6-21	3,807	250	1,368	1,400	2,768	180	403,851	2,244
107	9	Indiana	Elwood	12,950
108	9	Indiana	Evansville	59,007	6-21	16,274		4,239	4,435	8,674	195	1,335,418	6,848
109	9	Indiana	Fort Wayne	45,115	6-21	14,036	3,600	2,682	2,816	5,498	187	836,812	4,463
110	9	Indiana	Hammond	12,376	6-21	3,901	1,000	1,019	1,103	2,122	190	265,920	1,400
111	9	Indiana	Huntington	9,491	6-21	2,637	500	869	927	1,796	174	250,908	1,442
112	9	Indiana	Indianapolis	169,164	6-21	40,073				27,334	185	3,954,703	21,377
113	9	Indiana	Jeffersonville	10,774	6-21	3,371	200	887	1,009	1,893	168	252,031	1,501
114	9	Indiana	Kokomo	10,609	6-21	2,814	125	1,140	1,245	2,385	176	332,664	1,890
115	9	Indiana	Lafayette	18,116	6-21	5,785	1,000			2,974	185	418,285	2,261	Children of school census age from 1899-1900.
116	9	Indiana	Logansport	16,204	6-21	4,758	700	1,453	1,498	2,951	176	424,160	2,412
117	9	Indiana	Marion	17,337	6-21	3,582		1,951	1,989	3,940	180	661,140	3,673
118	9	Indiana	Michigan City	14,850	6-21	4,514		894	921	1,815	178	267,356	1,502
119	9	Indiana	Muncie	20,942	6-21	5,629	411	1,961	2,033	3,994	180	500,900	2,780
120	9	Indiana	New Albany	20,628	6-21	5,702	400	1,834	1,907	3,741	180	532,710	2,959	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
121	9	Indiana	Peru	8,463	6-21	2,500	200				175
122	9	Indiana	Richmond	18,226	6-21	4,611	490	1,471	1,458	2,929	185	436,770	2,362
123	9	Indiana	South Bend	35,999
124	9	Indiana	Terre Haute	36,673	6-21	11,083	900	3,321	3,569	6,890	188	996,907	5,302
125	9	Indiana	Vincennes	10,249	6-21	3,123	700	932	916	1,848	190	299,250	1,575
126	9	Indiana	Wabash	8,618	6-21	2,601	0	919	1,082	2,001	185	298,405	1,313
127	9	Indiana	Washington	8,551	6-21	2,602	600	832	861	1,693	171	212,936	1,238
128	10	Iowa	Boone	8,880	5-21	2,890	160	1,020	1,260	2,280	180	321,471	1,798
129	10	Iowa	Burlington	23,201	5-21	7,921	500	2,212	2,259	4,471	185	684,315	3,699
130	10	Iowa	Cedar Rapids	25,656	5-21	8,969	500	2,285	2,247	4,532	180	793,440	4,408	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
131	10	Iowa	Clinton	22,698	5-21	5,894	600	1,726	1,898	3,624	185	507,820	2,745
132	10	Iowa	Council Bluffs	25,802	5-21	6,242		2,901	2,869	5,770	184	733,319	3,989	All statistics from 1899-1900.
133	10	Iowa	Davenport	35,254	5-21	11,538	1,200	3,270	3,226	6,496	189	1,045,637	5,533
134	10	Iowa	Des Moines - Capital Park		5-21	690	20	282	381	663	175	78,225	447	Des Moines population of 62,139 includes Capital Park, East Side, and West Side.
135	10	Iowa	Des Moines - East Side		5-21	6,036	300	2,015	2,206	4,221	177	543,489	3,071	Des Moines population of 62,139 includes Capital Park, East Side, and West Side.
136	10	Iowa	Des Moines - West Side		5-21	11,050				7,368	176	964,480	5,480	Des Moines population of 62,139 includes Capital Park, East Side, and West Side.
137	10	Iowa	Dubuque	36,297	5-21	12,773	3,000	2,457	2,523	4,980	185	708,370	3,828
138	10	Iowa	Fort Dodge	12,162	5-21	2,788		945	986	1,931	175	263,250	1,500
139	10	Iowa	Fort Madison	9,278	5-21	2,769	600	642	671	1,313	173	183,380	1,060
140	10	Iowa	Iowa City	7,987	5-21	2,275	300	780	920	1,700	188	253,800	1,350
141	10	Iowa	Keokuk	14,641
142	10	Iowa	Marshalltown	11,544	5-21	3,427	150	1,230	1,293	2,523	175	346,675	1,981
143	10	Iowa	Muscatine	14,073	5-21	4,306	200			2,669	180	379,080	2,160	Aggregate days of public school attendance and average daily public school attendance estimated.
144	10	Iowa	Oskaloosa	9,212	5-21	2,989	0	1,073	1,114	2,187	178	302,635	1,700	Female and total public school students from 1899-1900.
145	10	Iowa	Ottumwa	18,197	5-21	5,897	140	2,021	2,362	4,383	186	633,702	3,407
146	10	Iowa	Sioux City	33,111	5-21	12,812	800	3,388	3,459	6,847	172	934,913	5,420
147	10	Iowa	Waterloo - West Side		5-21	1,206	30	499	557	1,056	175	140,000	800	Waterloo population of 12,580 includes West Side and East Side
148	10	Iowa	Waterloo - East Side		5-21	2,400	500	700	750	1,450	175	227,500	1,300	Waterloo population of 12,580 includes West Side and East Side
149	11	Kansas	Atchison	15,722	5-21	6,000	400	1,002	1,102	2,104	176	276,627	1,572
150	11	Kansas	Emporia	8,223	5-21	2,985	292	907	1,053	1,960	177	260,721	1,473
151	11	Kansas	Fort Scott	10,322	5-21	4,165	100	1,141	1,314	2,455	160	303,994	1,900	The high school was in session 180 days.
152	11	Kansas	Galena	10,155	5-21	2,880		967	1,031	1,998	160	202,037	1,262
153	11	Kansas	Hutchinson	9,379	5-21	2,843	100	1,068	1,132	2,200	178	293,344	1,648	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
154	11	Kansas	Kansas City	51,418	5-21	16,196		4,656	5,007	9,663	172	1,199,737	6,995
155	11	Kansas	Lawrence	10,862	5-21	3,766		1,256	1,394	2,650	176	368,192	2,092
156	11	Kansas	Leavenworth	20,735	5-21	6,865		1,672	1,812	3,484	180	495,180	2,751
157	11	Kansas	Pittsburg	10,112	5-21	3,585	200	1,292	1,426	2,718	180	489,240	1,901
158	11	Kansas	Topeka	33,608	5-21	11,550		3,399	3,841	7,240	180	1,035,180	5,751
159	11	Kansas	Wichita	24,671	5-21	7,771		2,283	2,549	4,832	175	643,944	3,679
160	12	Kentucky	Bowling Green	8,226	6-20	2,326	250	639	640	1,279	192	164,160	855
161	12	Kentucky	Covington	42,938	6-20	17,617	3,543	2,537	2,505	5,042	190	714,400	3,760	Children of school census age from 1899-1900.
162	12	Kentucky	Frankfort	9,487	6-20	2,604	250	758	863	1,621	194	200,596	1,034
163	12	Kentucky	Henderson	10,272	6-20	3,150	200	1,010	1,139	2,149	198	326,502	1,649	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900; Number of days schools were actually open form 1899-1900; Aggregate days of public school attendance estimated.
164	12	Kentucky	Lexington	28,369	6-20	7,249		2,001	2,174	4,175			2,932
165	12	Kentucky	Louisville	204,731	6-20	60,546	6,500	13,381	14,245	27,626	189	4,113,207	21,763	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
166	12	Kentucky	Newport	28,301	6-20	9,826	1,600	1,951	2,062	4,013	200	688,000	3,440	Pupils in private and parochial schools and Number of days schools actually in session from 1899-1900; Aggregate days of public school attendance estimated.
167	12	Kentucky	Owensboro (white schools)	13,189	6-20	3,153	300	913	967	1,880	184	257,784	1,401
168	12	Kentucky	Paducah	19,446	6-20	5,619		1,449	1,660	3,109	183	422,181	2,307
169	13	Louisiana	Baton Rouge	11,269
170	13	Louisiana	New Orleans	287,104	4-18	74,000		15,213	16,334	31,547	184	4,173,672	22,683
171	13	Louisiana	Shreveport	16,013	6-18	3,000	400	870	981	1,851	177	247,800	1,400	All statistics from 1899-1900.
172	14	Maine	Auburn	12,951	4-21	3,782				2,185	180	277,560	1,542
173	14	Maine	Augusta	11,683	4-21	3,071	200			1,762	182	216,216	1,188
174	14	Maine	Bangor	21,850	4-21	6,428	1,000	1,575	1,639	3,214	173	498,240	2,880
175	14	Maine	Bath	10,477	4-21	3,010	0	1,018	992	2,010	177	288,864	1,632
176	14	Maine	Biddeford	16,145	4-21	5,722				1,753	180
177	14	Maine	Lewiston	23,761	4-21	8,303	2,300	1,737	1,378	3,115	185	394,975	2,135
178	14	Maine	Portland	50,145	4-21	14,911	1,500	4,543	4,024	8,567	183	1,154,783	6,310
179	14	Maine	Rockland	8,150	4-21	2,171				1,353	179
180	14	Maine	Waterville	9,477	4-21	3,268	450	612	763	1,375	170	178,500	1,050
181	15	Maryland	Annapolis	8,402				350	475	835	170	120,000	700
182	15	Maryland	Baltimore	508,957	6-21					90,823	191	10,390,973	54,403
183	15	Maryland	Cumberland	17,128
184	15	Maryland	Frederick	9,296				728	777	1,505	146	159,743	1,094
185	15	Maryland	Hagerstown	13,591						2,061			1,574
186	16	Massachusetts	Adams (town)	11,134	5-15	2,395	480			2,243	185	325,045	1,757	All statistics from 1899-1900.
187	16	Massachusetts	Amesbury (town)	9,473	5-15	1,646	516	602	592	1,194	192	184,309	959
188	16	Massachusetts	Arlington (town)	8,603	5-15	1,504	100	701	797	1,498	190	235,980	1,242
189	16	Massachusetts	Attleboro (town)	11,335	7-14	1,467	45	1,106	1,124	2,230	189	323,946	1,714
190	16	Massachusetts	Beverly	13,884	7-14	1,657	0	1,162	1,165	2,327	200	385,200	1,926
191	16	Massachusetts	Boston	560,892	5-12	90,144	14,083	46,933	44,863	91,796	194	15,833,116	81,614	Number of days schools actually in session including four legal holidays.
192	16	Massachusetts	Brockton	40,063	5-15	7,055	744			7,179	180	1,020,240	5,668	Pupils in private and parochial schools, number of days schools actually in session, aggregate days of public school attendance and average daily public school attendance from 1899-1900.
193	16	Massachusetts	Brookline (town)	19,935	5-15	2,934	318	1,855	1,762	3,617	198	566,082	2,859	All statistics from 1899-1900.
194	16	Massachusetts	Cambridge	91,886	7-14	10,655	3,004			16,203	200	2,536,800	12,684
195	16	Massachusetts	Chelsea	34,072	7-14	4,177	750	3,159	3,142	6,301	184	931,040	5,060	Pupils in private or parochial schools from 1899-1900.
196	16	Massachusetts	Chicopee	19,167	7-14	1,582	891	1,188	1,205	2,393	192	391,102	2,031	All statistics from 1899-1900.
197	16	Massachusetts	Clinton (town)	13,667	7-14	1,687	481			2,164	186	342,054	1,839
198	16	Massachusetts	Danvers (town)	8,542	5-15	1,382	0	801	765	1,566	191	231,504	1,213
199	16	Massachusetts	Everett	24,336	7-14	3,012	0			5,145	186	757,020	4,070
200	16	Massachusetts	Fall River	104,863	5-15	21,627	5,350			15,920	190	2,187,470	11,513
201	16	Massachusetts	Fitchburg	31,531	5-15	6,111	2,000	2,159	2,122	4,281	187	668,899	3,577
202	16	Massachusetts	Framingham (town)	11,302	5-15	1,858		1,101	1,125	2,226	171	317,103	1,849
203	16	Massachusetts	Gardner (town)	10,813	7-14	1,334	0	930	946	1,876	181	289,057	1,597
204	16	Massachusetts	Gloucester	26,121	7-14	2,968	235	2,417	2,511	4,928	183	818,376	4,472
205	16	Massachusetts	Greenfield (town)	7,927	5-15	1,305	22	771	783	1,554	200	247,600	1,233
206	16	Massachusetts	Haverhill	37,175	5-15	5,842	1,755			5,424	187	834,020	4,400
207	16	Massachusetts	Holyoke	45,712	7-14	9,479	3,422	3,476	3,416	6,892	190	992,180	5,222
208	16	Massachusetts	Hyde Park	13,244	5-15	2,126	708			1,875	200	292,000	1,460	All statistics from 1899-1900.
209	16	Massachusetts	Lawrence	62,559	5-15	10,527	3,136			7,687	192	1,222,760	6,352
210	16	Massachusetts	Leominster (town)	12,392	5-15	1,918				2,206	190	329,270	1,733
211	16	Massachusetts	Lowell	94,969	5-15	14,710	4,000	6,493	6,199	12,692	181	1,760,406	9,726
212	16	Massachusetts	Lynn	68,513	5-15	10,946				10,150	200	1,722,200	8,611
213	16	Massachusetts	Malden	33,664	7-14	4,182	1,297	3,138	3,304	6,442	187	983,868	5,247
214	16	Massachusetts	Marlboro	13,609	5-15	2,797	459	1,113	1,144	2,257	180	367,380	2,041	Number of days schools actually in session form 1899-1900; Aggregate days of public school attendance estimated.
215	16	Massachusetts	Medford	18,244	5-15	3,264	13	2,057	2,036	4,093	188	585,244	3,113	Pupils in private or parochial schools from 1899-1900.
216	16	Massachusetts	Melrose	12,962	5-15	1,960	18			3,077	200	471,400	2,357	All statistics from 1899-1900.
217	16	Massachusetts	Milford (town)	11,376	5-15	1,688	270			1,609	175	238,797	1,358
218	16	Massachusetts	Natick (town)	9,488	5-15	1,577	12	1,000	902	1,902	180	296,280	1,646
219	16	Massachusetts	New Bedford	62,442	5-15	10,716	2,751	4,821	4,750	9,571	181	1,217,587	6,727
220	16	Massachusetts	Newburyport	14,478	5-15	2,351	604			2,014	189	295,029	1,561
221	16	Massachusetts	Newton	33,587	5-15	5,482	955	2,997	3,104	6,101	184	885,168	4,810
222	16	Massachusetts	North Adams	24,200	5-15	4,600	1,400	1,657	1,719	3,376	188	507,976	2,702
223	16	Massachusetts	Northampton	18,643	5-15	2,925	500	1,403	1,427	2,830	186	441,222	2,370
224	16	Massachusetts	Peabody (town)	11,523	7-14	1,366	402	992	912	1,904	197	297,076	1,508
225	16	Massachusetts	Pittsfield	21,766	5-15	3,892	767	1,912	1,942	3,854	187	565,160	3,051
226	16	Massachusetts	Plymouth (town)	9,592	5-15	1,471	0			1,758	193	262,094	1,358
227	16	Massachusetts	Quincy	23,899	5-15	5,099	205	2,637	2,617	5,254	181	799,144	4,403
228	16	Massachusetts	Revere (town)	10,395	5-15	2,280	0	1,075	1,102	2,177	189	349,342	1,849
229	16	Massachusetts	Salem	35,956	5-15	6,092	2,433	2,684	2,303	4,987	200	793,000	3,965
230	16	Massachusetts	Somerville	61,643	7-14	7,291	1,081	6,102	6,243	12,345	184	1,692,603	9,174
231	16	Massachusetts	Southbridge (town)	10,025	5-15	2,065	1,104	606	566	1,172	191	162,159	849
232	16	Massachusetts	Springfield	62,059	5-15	10,251	1,458	6,008	5,566	11,574	194	1,716,027	8,845
233	16	Massachusetts	Taunton	31,036	7-14	3,745	644	2,714	2,607	5,321	190	833,110	4,204	All statistics from 1899-1900; High school was in session 200 days; Aggregate days of public school attendance estimated.
234	16	Massachusetts	Wakefield (town)	9,290	7-14	1,124	960	961	980	1,941	183	306,262	1,669
235	16	Massachusetts	Waltham	23,481	7-14	2,676	1,244	1,500	1,600	3,100	186	504,296	2,704
236	16	Massachusetts	Ware (town)	8,263	7-14	1,109	455	681	650	1,331			1,005
237	16	Massachusetts	Watertown (town)	9,706	5-15	1,466	500			1,382	185	214,230	1,158
238	16	Massachusetts	Webster (town)	8,804	5-15	1,587	975			913	200	124,300	621	All statistics from 1899-1900.
239	16	Massachusetts	Westfield (town)	12,310	5-15	2,101	248	967	1,000	1,967	196	309,484	1,579
240	16	Massachusetts	Weymouth (town)	11,324	5-15	1,901	0	1,108	1,193	2,301	195	382,005	1,959	Pupils in private or parochial schools from 1899-1900.
241	16	Massachusetts	Woburn	14,254	5-15	3,220	298	1,577	1,359	2,936	186	468,906	2,521
242	16	Massachusetts	Worcester	118,421	7-14	14,705	2,850			22,522	200	3,382,000	16,910
243	17	Michigan	Adrian	9,654	5-20	2,530	328	891	838	1,729	191	251,165	1,315
244	17	Michigan	Alpena	11,802	5-20	4,484	1,500	1,022	1,014	2,036	193	294,904	1,528
245	17	Michigan	Ann Arbor	14,509	5-20	3,223	300			2,400	187	380,222	2,033
246	17	Michigan	Battlecreek	18,563	5-20	3,943	350	1,647	1,790	3,437	188	511,212	2,712	Children of school census age, pupils in private or parochial schools from 1899-1900.
247	17	Michigan	Bay City	27,628	5-20	9,594	2,590	2,262	2,482	4,744	197	720,369	3,656
248	17	Michigan	Detroit	285,704	5-20	81,681	15,397	20,670	19,633	40,303	187	5,724,818	30,614
249	17	Michigan	Escanaba	9,549	5-20	2,706	700	885	954	1,839	193	233,144	1,208
250	17	Michigan	Flint	13,103	5-20	3,170	200	1,010	1,502	2,512	180	373,320	2,074
251	17	Michigan	Grand Rapids	87,565	5-20	27,419	3,599	10,902	11,115	22,017	190	2,357,710	12,409
252	17	Michigan	Holland	7,790	5-20	2,425	0	928	970	1,898	192	287,210	1,492
253	17	Michigan	Iron Mountain	9,242	5-20	3,072	25	1,251	1,125	2,376	180	346,168	1,921
254	17	Michigan	Ironwood	9,705	5-20	3,138	450	1,280	1,098	2,378	200	424,200	2,121
255	17	Michigan	Ishpeming	13,255	5-20	2,853	600	1,252	1,173	2,425	200
256	17	Michigan	Jackson	25,180	5-20	6,058		1,944	2,110	4,054	185	542,790	2,934
257	17	Michigan	Kalamazoo	24,404	5-20	5,913		2,133	2,330	4,463	180	631,756	3,509
258	17	Michigan	Lansing	16,485	5-20	4,442	335	1,447	1,622	3,109	190	510,150	2,685
259	17	Michigan	Manistee	14,260	5-20	4,712	1,141	1,365	1,484	2,849	196	465,892	2,377
260	17	Michigan	Marquette	10,058	5-20	2,866	450			2,278	191	351,440	1,840
261	17	Michigan	Menominee	12,818	7-16	2,252	350	1,559	1,636	3,195	190	455,430	2,397
262	17	Michigan	Muskegon	20,818	5-20	7,074	1,000	2,647	2,538	5,185	187	658,240	3,520	All statistics from 1899-1900.
263	17	Michigan	Owosso	8,696	5-21	2,350		923	1,002	1,925	192	292,416	1,523
264	17	Michigan	Pontiac	9,769	6-20	1,940	180	747	809	1,556	195	239,835	1,230
265	17	Michigan	Port Huron	19,158	5-20	6,026	960	1,988	2,088	4,076	195	558,480	2,864
266	17	Michigan	Saginaw East Side		6-20	8,470		2,200	2,302	4,502	190	751,450	3,965	Saginaw population of 42,345 includes East Side and West Side.
267	17	Michigan	Saginaw West Side		5-20	5,408	500	1,862	1,849	3,711	193	525,539	2,723	All statistics from 1899-1900; Saginaw population of 42,345 includes East Side and West Side.
268	17	Michigan	Sault Ste. Marie	10,538	5-21	2,700	300			2,042	193	288,278	1,494	Total public school students estimated.
269	17	Michigan	Traverse City	9,407	5-20	2,400	250	1,060	1,168	2,228	176	269,456	1,530	Children of school census age from 1899-1900.
270	17	Michigan	West Bay City	13,119
271	18	Minnesota	Duluth	52,969	5-21	13,500	2,000	5,239	5,350	10,589	180	1,494,900	8,305
272	18	Minnesota	Faribault	7,868	5-21	2,000	400	604	615	1,219	180	164,773	915
273	18	Minnesota	Mankato	10,599	5-16		700			1,700	175	242,692	1,386	Private/parochial and public school enrollment from 1899-1900.
274	18	Minnesota	Minneapolis	202,718	5-21			18,527	19,025	37,562	182	5,457,631	29,987
275	18	Minnesota	St. Cloud	8,663	6-21	2,959	1,176	556	696	1,252	178	181,098	1,017	Children of school census age from 1899-1900.
276	18	Minnesota	St. Paul	163,065			1,000	12,463	12,834	25,297	190	3,836,693	20,311
277	18	Minnesota	Stillwater	12,318	5-21		500	993	982	1,975	177	293,444	1,657
278	18	Minnesota	Winona	19,714	8-16	4,866	1,721	1,456	1,577	3,033	180	518,760	2,892	Children of school census age and pupils in private and parochial school from 1899-1900.
279	19	Mississippi	Jackson	7,816	5-21		300			1,768	180
280	19	Mississippi	Meridian	14,050	5-21	4,200	500	1,083	1,249	2,332	170	263,049	1,547	Children of school census age from 1899-1900.
281	19	Mississippi	Natchez	12,210
282	19	Mississippi	Vicksburg	14,834	5-18		800	775	1,321	2,096	180			All statistics from 1899-1900.
283	20	Missouri	Carthage	9,416	6-20	2,874	100	1,095	1,240	2,335	180	295,380	1,641	All statistics from 1899-1900.
284	20	Missouri	Hannibal	12,780	6-20	4,602	300	1,135	1,402	2,537	176	330,196	1,885
285	20	Missouri	Jefferson City	9,664	6-20	1,863	527	576	496	1,072	180	125,640	968	All statistics from 1899-1900.
286	20	Missouri	Joplin	26,023	6-20	6,873	20	2,803	2,862	5,665	140	543,376	3,922
287	20	Missouri	Kansas City	163,752	6-20	61,749		13,363	14,917	28,280	180	3,778,920	20,994
288	20	Missouri	Moberly	8,012	6-20	3,891	300	782	879	1,661	176	219,470	1,247
289	20	Missouri	St. Charles	7,982
290	20	Missouri	St. Joseph	102,979	6-20	35,865	1,275	4,986	5,553	10,539	180	1,316,880	7,316
291	20	Missouri	St. Louis	575,238	6-20	164,021	26,000	38,762	40,512	79,274	193	11,218,704	58,128
292	20	Missouri	Sedalia	15,231	6-21	5,136	400	1,541	1,699	3,240	180	463,602	2,593
293	20	Missouri	Springfield	23,267	6-20	7,151	500	2,706	2,763	5,469	160	571,680	3,573
294	20	Missouri	Webb City	9,201	6-20	2,885	20	973	999	1,972	180	252,368	1,402
295	43	Montana	Anaconda	9,453	6-21	2,511				1,837	168	214,704	1,276
296	43	Montana	Butte	30,470	6-21	11,247	1,290			7,007	179	921,850	5,150
297	43	Montana	Great Falls	14,930	6-21		13	952	1,033	1,985	181	277,928	1,536
298	43	Montana	Helena	10,770	6-21	3,418		1,097	1,237	2,334	176	288,464	1,639
299	21	Nebraska	Lincoln	40,169	5-21	13,731		3,460	3,687	7,147	176	909,556	5,156
300	21	Nebraska	Omaha	102,555	5-21	30,150	2,500	9,327	9,648	18,975	184	2,731,461	14,845
301	21	Nebraska	South Omaha	26,001	5-21	6,205	400	2,180	2,293	4,473	180	554,985	3,083	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
302	23	New Hampshire	Berlin	8,886	6-16	2,330	799	505	458	963	161	106,743	663	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
303	23	New Hampshire	Concord (Union district)	19,632				1,317	1,319	2,636	175	358,575	2,049	Population of the city of Concord; Number of days school actually in session from 1899-1900; Aggregate days of public school attendance.
304	23	New Hampshire	Dover	13,207	6-16	2,243		997	904	1,901	182	248,430	1,365
305	23	New Hampshire	Keene (Union district)	9,165	5-16	1,424	224	723	792	1,515	177	203,727	1,151	Population of the city of Keene.
306	23	New Hampshire	Laconia	8,042		1,363	0	734	741	1,475	170	160,990	947
307	23	New Hampshire	Manchester	56,987	5-16	9,386	4,000	2,896	2,854	5,750	173	699,788	4,091
308	23	New Hampshire	Nashua	23,898	5-16	4,500	1,600	1,932	1,825	3,757	172	425,557	2,467
309	23	New Hampshire	Portsmouth	10,637	5-16	1,695	367	870	1,003	1,873	178	235,316	1,322	Pupils in private or parochial schools from 1899-1900.
310	23	New Hampshire	Rochester	8,466	5-16	1,347	250	633	672	1,305	178	165,243	928
311	24	New Jersey	Atlantic City	27,838	5-18	5,058	100	2,022	1,999	4,021	190	500,840	2,636
312	24	New Jersey	Bayonne	32,722	5-18	9,177	1,600	2,944	3,075	6,019	192	764,160	3,980
313	24	New Jersey	Bloomfield	9,668	5-18	2,252	235	862	912	1,774	191	250,121	1,314	Children of school census age from 1899-1900.
314	24	New Jersey	Bridgeton	13,913	5-18	3,431	96	1,252	1,394	2,646	183	313,598	1,712
315	24	New Jersey	Camden	75,935	5-18	18,228	773	6,134	6,688	12,822	199	1,653,889	8,311	Children of school census age and pupils from private and parochial schools, number of days schools actual in session, aggregate days of public school attendance, and average daily public school attendance from 1899-1900.
316	24	New Jersey	East Orange	21,506	5-18	4,446	485	1,970	2,037	4,007	187	563,498	3,015	Children of school census age and pupils from private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
317	24	New Jersey	Elizabeth	52,130	5-18	12,169	2,382	3,407	3,406	6,813	188	968,460	5,129	All statistics from 1899-1900.
318	24	New Jersey	Hackensack	9,443	5-18	2,091	124	962	910	1,872	190	258,041	1,358
319	24	New Jersey	Harrison	10,596	4-20	3,500	700	312	388	700	188	113,552	604	Public school attendance, number of days school actually in session, aggregate days of public school attendance, and average daily public school attendance from 1899-1900.
320	24	New Jersey	Hoboken	59,364	4-20	15,219	2,000	4,597	4,548	9,145	191	1,330,019	6,976	Children of school age census from 1899-1900.
321	24	New Jersey	Jersey City	206,433	5-18	50,242	6,963	15,884	16,290	32,174	192	4,318,464	22,492	Children of school age census and pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
322	24	New Jersey	Kearney	10,896	5-18	2,677	390	926	1,008	1,934	190	274,268	1,443	Children of school age census and pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
323	24	New Jersey	Long Branch	8,872	5-18	3,100	86	1,384	1,327	2,711	190	384,940	2,026
324	24	New Jersey	Millville	10,583	5-18	2,750	57	987	1,116	2,103	198	289,765	1,459	All statistics from 1899-1900
325	24	New Jersey	Montclair	13,962	4-20	3,408	375	1,425	1,438	2,863	186	384,090	2,065	Children of school age census and pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
326	24	New Jersey	Morristown	11,267	5-18	2,648	856	742	773	1,515	186	218,116	1,175	Children of school age census and pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
327	24	New Jersey	Newark	246,070	5-18	60,000	9,138	20,631	21,239	41,870	190	5,359,753	28,252
328	24	New Jersey	New Brunswick	20,006	5-18	4,974		1,428	1,398	2,826	188	383,221	2,033	Children of school age census from 1899-1900.
329	24	New Jersey	Orange	24,141	4-20	5,896	1,820	1,821	1,875	3,696	189	459,969	2,423
330	24	New Jersey	Passaic	27,777	4-18	8,000	1,000	2,477	2,506	4,983	192	650,293	3,377
331	24	New Jersey	Paterson	105,171	4-20	28,675	3,000	8,909	8,940	17,849	198	2,347,884	11,858	Children of school age census and pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
332	24	New Jersey	Perth Amboy	17,699	4-20	4,500	300	1,601	1,596	3,197	190	425,030	2,237
333	24	New Jersey	Phillipsburg	10,052	5-18	2,575	250	862	902	1,764	188	269,216	1,432	Children of school age census from 1899-1900.
334	24	New Jersey	Plainfield	15,369	5-18	3,400	500	1,376	1,321	2,697	183	360,397	1,966
335	24	New Jersey	Rahway	7,935	5-18	1,900		648	666	1,314	190	211,847	1,115
336	24	New Jersey	Trenton	73,307	5-18	17,373	2,874	4,684	4,886	9,570	189	1,328,261	7,032	All statistics from 1899-1900.
337	24	New Jersey	Union	15,187	5-18	5,000	600	1,516	1,535	3,051	192	438,693	2,285
338	24	New Jersey	West Hoboken	23,094	5-18	5,803	750	2,378	2,299	477	193	625,977	3,243	Children of school age census from 1899-1900.
339	25	New York	Albany	94,151	4-18	19,867	4,254	6,501	6,395	12,896	181	1,835,419	10,220
340	25	New York	Amsterdam	20,929	5-18	4,850	934	1,391	1,409	2,800	193	449,518	2,329
341	25	New York	Auburn	30,345	5-18	5,456	1,020	1,843	1,935	3,778	188	578,248	3,076
342	25	New York	Batavia	9,180	8-16	1,800	350	869	921	1,790	183	207,705	1,134
343	25	New York	Binghamton	39,647	5-18		469	3,416	3,539	6,955	193	1,059,570	5,490
344	25	New York	Buffalo	352,387	5-18	71,600	20,094	29,394	28,580	57,974	193	7,952,565	41,205	All statistics from 1899-1900.
345	25	New York	Cohoes	23,910	5-18	4,881	2,057	1,361	1,426	2,787	188	362,248	1,927
346	25	New York	Corning	11,061	5-18	1,500	500	566	535	1,101	194	158,912	819
347	25	New York	Cortland	9,014	4-18	1,855	478	642	602	1,244	194	191,779	993
348	25	New York	Dunkirk	11,616	5-18	2,916	837	884	871	1,755	184	267,110	1,451	All statistics from 1899-1900.
349	25	New York	Elmira	35,672	5-18	7,100	1,200	2,623	2,770	5,393	199	824,618	4,144
350	25	New York	Geneva	10,433	5-18	2,400	469	773	830	1,603	190	234,340	1,233
351	25	New York	Glens Falls	12,613	5-18	1,700		850	861	1,711	181	211,395	1,167
352	25	New York	Gloversville	18,349	5-18	3,331	100	1,591	1,636	3,227	194	497,292	2,563	Children of school age census from 1899-1900.
353	25	New York	Hornellsville	11,918	5-18	2,491	442	999	1,040	2,039	191	293,033	1,534
354	25	New York	Hudson	9,528	5-18	2,225	350	668	668	1,336	192	203,712	1,061
355	25	New York	Ithaca	13,136	5-18	2,267	575	1,035	1,126	2,161	191	327,981	1,717	All statistics from 1899-1900.
356	25	New York	Jamestown	22,892	5-18	4,545	280	2,201	2,213	4,414	189	654,714	3,464
357	25	New York	Johnstown	10,130	5-18	2,007	0	946	951	1,897	192	288,183	1,504
358	25	New York	Kingston school district		5-18	3,327	246	1,128	1,122	2,250	184	314,456	1,708	Kingston population of 24,535 includes District No. 1, District No. 2, District No.3, and District No. 4.
359	25	New York	Kingston District No. 1											Kingston population of 24,535 includes District No. 1, District No. 2, District No.3, and District No. 4.
360	25	New York	Kingston District No. 2											Kingston population of 24,535 includes District No. 1, District No. 2, District No.3, and District No. 4.
361	25	New York	Kingston District No. 3											Kingston population of 24,535 includes District No. 1, District No. 2, District No.3, and District No. 4.
362	25	New York	Kingston District No. 4		5-18	729	175	238	220	458	194	55,694	287	Kingston population of 24,535 includes District No. 1, District No. 2, District No.3, and District No. 4.
363	25	New York	Lansingburg	12,595	5-18	2,798	500	1,056	1,035	2,091	191	292,627	1,540
364	25	New York	Little Falls	10,381	5-18	2,035	550	672	600	1,272	194	187,392	967
365	25	New York	Lockport	16,581	5-18	3,700	559	1,521	1,574	3,095	192	462,959	2,390
366	25	New York	Middletown	14,522	5-18	2,800	250	1,193	1,183	2,376	188	351,222	1,872
367	25	New York	Mount Vernon	20,346	5-18	4,862	502	2,145	2,143	4,288	191	609,158	3,189
368	25	New York	Newburg	24,943	5-18	5,781	825	2,087	2,007	4,094	191	565,329	2,975
369	25	New York	New Rochelle	14,720	5-18	3,600	536	1,472	1,501	2,973	188	405,212	2,158
370	25	New York	New York	3,437,202	4-21	825,527	98,026	281,846	278,072	559,918	191	75,812,182	398,391
371	25	New York	Niagara Falls	19,457	5-18	4,385	707	1,694	1,762	3,456	195	488,150	2,523
372	25	New York	North Tonawanda	9,069	5-18	2,500	461	975	1,052	2,027	193	304,747	1,579
373	25	New York	Ogdensburg	12,633	5-18	3,446	507	1,375	1,271	2,646	184	333,886	1,814
374	25	New York	Olean	9,462	5-18	2,586	300	1,183	1,325	2,508	190	368,972	1,942
375	25	New York	Oswego	22,199	5-18	5,439	1,039	1,910	2,018	3,928	192	584,064	3,042
376	25	New York	Peekskill District No. 7 (Drum Hill)		5-18	1,348	100	544	578	1,122	193	152,261	788	Peekskill population of 10,358 includes District No. 7 and District No. 8
377	25	New York	Peekskill District No. 8 (Oakside)		5-18	890	30	443	420	863	193	144,474	593	Peekskill population of 10,358 includes District No. 7 and District No. 8
378	25	New York	Plattsburg	8,434	5-18	2,373	231	1,191	986	2,177	188	283,504	1,508
379	25	New York	Port Jervis	9,385	5-18	2,070	126	926	989	1,915	194	299,266	1,542
380	25	New York	Poughkeepsie	24,029	5-18	4,400	600	1,591	1,637	3,228	181	452,681	2,501
381	25	New York	Rochester	162,608	5-18	35,830	6,947	11,649	11,939	23,588	189	3,501,885	18,484	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
382	25	New York	Rome	15,343	5-18	2,778	548	1,009	1,056	2,065	191	312,667	1,637
383	25	New York	Saratoga Springs	12,409	4-18	2,557	46	1,187	1,300	2,487				All statistics from 1899-1900.
384	25	New York	Schenectady	31,682	5-18	5,500	709	2,083	1,945	4,028	182	469,330	2,579
385	25	New York	Syracuse	108,374		24,500	2,893	10,426	10,664	21,090	195	3,053,700	15,660
386	25	New York	Troy	60,651	5-18	11,045	3,000	3,757	3,430	7,187	190	1,023,150	5,385
387	25	New York	Utica	56,383	5-18	12,050	2,209	4,452	4,413	8,865	193	1,288,838	6,678
388	25	New York	Watertown	21,696	5-18	4,270	193	2,004	1,939	3,943	193	572,252	2,968
389	25	New York	Watervliet	14,321	5-18	3,150	1,123	776	862	1,638	189	216,535	1,145
390	25	New York	White Plains	7,899	5-18	1,887	271	620	606	1,226	190	183,197	964
391	25	New York	Yonkers	47,931	5-18	7,323	2,306	3,902	3,751	7,653	189	1,039,122	5,498
392	26	North Carolina	Asheville	14,694	6-21	4,000	600	1,111	1,187	2,298	169	257,900	1,526
393	26	North Carolina	Charlotte	18,091
394	26	North Carolina	Concord	7,910	6-21	2,800	115	479	523	1,002	178	154,860	870
395	26	North Carolina	Greensboro	10,035	6-21	3,467	50	884	999	1,883	174	211,932	1,218
396	26	North Carolina	Newbern	9,090	6-21	2,346		548	576	1,124	161	129,927	807
397	26	North Carolina	Raleigh	13,643
398	26	North Carolina	Wilmington	20,976
399	26	North Carolina	Winston	10,008
400	57	North Dakota	Fargo	9,589
401	27	Ohio	Akron	42,728	6-21	11,877	1,232	5,058	4,921	9,979	182	1,144,234	6,287	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
402	27	Ohio	Alliance	8,974	6-21	2,516	122	882	840	1,722	187	256,592	1,368
403	27	Ohio	Ashtabula	12,949	6-21	2,197	125	792	748	1,540	180	246,600	1,370	All statistics from 1899-1900.
404	27	Ohio	Bellaire	9,912	6-21	3,265		915	903	1,818	174	222,198	1,275
405	27	Ohio	Cambridge	8,241	6-21	2,232	0	926	909	1,835	175	252,398	1,442
406	27	Ohio	Canton	30,667	6-21	9,221	850	3,242	3,290	6,532	185	905,631	4,895
407	27	Ohio	Chillicothe	12,976	6-21	3,897	130	1,208	1,224	2,432	180	362,160	2,012
408	27	Ohio	Cincinnati	325,902	6-21	108,391	19,241	22,743	21,542	44,285	190	6,753,360	35,544
409	27	Ohio	Cleveland	381,768	6-21	109,047		30,105	29,530	59,635	184	8,465,656	46,009
410	27	Ohio	Columbus	125,560	6-21	34,838	3,822	9,110	9,175	18,285	185	2,884,131	15,019	All statistics from 1899-1900.
411	27	Ohio	Dayton	85,333	6-21	24,096	2,820	6,794	6,988	13,782	182	1,940,454	10,662	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
412	27	Ohio	East Liverpool	16,485	6-21	5,321	480	1,266	1,290	2,556	176	371,184	2,109	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
413	27	Ohio	Elyria	8,791	6-21	2,575	200	738	827	1,565	193	260,550	1,350
414	27	Ohio	Findlay	17,613	6-21	5,208				3,480	180	486,720	2,704	All statistics from 1899-1900.
415	27	Ohio	Fremont	8,439	6-21	2,370	300	708	679	1,387	175	195,650	1,118
416	27	Ohio	Hamilton	23,914	6-21	6,980	1,400	1,815	1,823	3,638	179	544,697	3,043
417	27	Ohio	Ironton	11,868	6-21	4,031	300	1,321	1,162	2,483	173	337,107	1,948
418	27	Ohio	Lancaster	8,991	6-21	3,126	250	764	743	1,507	179	221,875	1,249
419	27	Ohio	Lima	21,723	6-21	7,235				4,007	190	587,860	3,094	All statistics from 1899-1900.
420	27	Ohio	Lorain	16,028	6-21	3,983	250	1,321	1,394	2,715	185	385,355	2,083	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
421	27	Ohio	Mansfield	17,640	6-21	4,275	300	1,682	1,670	3,352	172	462,979	2,684	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
422	27	Ohio	Marietta	13,348	6-21	4,300	225	1,356	1,370	2,726	171	360,981	2,111
423	27	Ohio	Marion	11,862	6-21	2,040				2,307	180	331,020	1,839	All statistics from 1899-1900.
424	27	Ohio	Massillon	11,944	6-21	4,170	500	1,062	1,029	2,091	189	316,008	1,672
425	27	Ohio	Middletown	9,215	6-21	2,585	278	806	809	1,615	190	251,750	1,325
426	27	Ohio	Newark	18,157	6-21	4,888	500	1,532	1,574	3,106	185	437,155	2,363
427	27	Ohio	Piqua	12,172	6-21	4,161				1,906	180	280,080	1,556	All statistics from 1899-1900.
428	27	Ohio	Portsmouth	17,870	6-21	5,232	450	1,534	1,542	3,076	183	371,307	2,029	Aggregate days of public school attendance and average daily public school attendance estimated.
429	27	Ohio	Sandusky	19,664	6-21	6,240	1,200	1,443	1,547	2,990	191	475,972	2,492
430	27	Ohio	Springfield	38,253	6-21	10,240	1,650	3,251	3,391	6,642	187	1,010,174	5,402
431	27	Ohio	Steubenville	14,349	6-21	4,577				2,226	200	330,200	1,651	All statistics from 1899-1900.
432	27	Ohio	Tiffin	10,989	6-21	3,218	520	803	733	1,536	185	240,130	1,298
433	27	Ohio	Toledo	131,822	8-21	37,081		10,805	10,662	21,467	193	3,317,091	17,187
434	27	Ohio	Warren	8,529		3,029		913	1,048	1,961	180	318,780	1,771	Public school enrollment from 1899-1900.
435	27	Ohio	Wellston	8,045	6-21	2,596	0	961	962	1,923	167	238,142	1,426
436	27	Ohio	Xenia	8,696	6-21	2,276	200	782	799	1,581	189	230,782	1,221
437	27	Ohio	Youngstown	44,885	6-21	12,857	3,000	3,608	3,636	7,244	185	1,066,710	5,766
438	27	Ohio	Zanesville	23,538	6-21	6,440				3,831	185	594,035	3,211	All statistics from 1899-1900.
439	59	Oklahoma	Guthrie	10,006	6-21	2,975	250	1,025	1,139	2,164	176	264,287	1,501
440	59	Oklahoma	Oklahoma City	10,037		2,390				1,350	180	161,280	896	All statistics from 1899-1900.
441	28	Oregon	Astoria	8,381	6-21	1,800	125	782	618	1,400	166	191,896	1,156
442	28	Oregon	Portland	90,426	4-20	20,629		6,118	6,556	12,674	191	1,871,227	9,797
443	29	Pennsylvania	Allegheny	129,896	6-21			10,133	9,971	20,104	200	3,056,400	15,282
444	29	Pennsylvania	Allentown	35,416	6-21	8,794	625	2,658	2,788	5,446	191	956,910	5,010
445	29	Pennsylvania	Altoona	38,973	6-21	9,689	1,800	3,186	3,245	6,431	179	883,319	4,921
446	29	Pennsylvania	Beaver Falls	10,054	6-21	2,000	200	900	1,100	2,000	180	288,000	1,600
447	29	Pennsylvania	Braddock	15,654	8-16	2,322		1,073	1,077	2,150	180	292,000	1,621
448	29	Pennsylvania	Bradford	15,029	6-21	3,800	250	1,446	1,609	3,055	180	437,940	2,433
449	29	Pennsylvania	Butler	10,853	6-21	2,700	300	1,055	1,247	2,302	180	322,263	1,793
450	29	Pennsylvania	Carbondale	13,536	6-21	3,424	10	1,349	1,430	2,779	183
451	29	Pennsylvania	Carlisle	9,626	6-21	1,768	10	780	811	1,591	190	230,280	1,212
452	29	Pennsylvania	Chambersburg	8,864	6-21	2,000	150	841	881	1,722	180	238,500	1,325
453	29	Pennsylvania	Chester	33,988	6-21	6,886	885	2,424	2,667	5,091	190	778,240	4,096
454	29	Pennsylvania	Columbia	12,316	6-21	4,000	450	1,009	1,041	2,050	180	290,520	1,614
455	29	Pennsylvania	Danville	8,042	6-21	1,650	200	649	663	1,312	180	178,030	989
456	29	Pennsylvania	Du Bois	9,375				784	928	1,712	160	205,440	1,284	All statistics from 1899-1900.
457	29	Pennsylvania	Dunmore	12,583	6-21	2,800	50	1,145	1,290	2,435	198	412,830	2,085
458	29	Pennsylvania	Duquesne	9,036	6-21	2,000	90	927	873	1,800	180	232,560	1,293	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
459	29	Pennsylvania	Easton	25,238	6-21	5,873	85	2,064	2,038	4,101	197	636,611	3,224	Children of school census age and pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
460	29	Pennsylvania	Erie	52,733	6-21	16,195	3,000	3,781	3,632	7,413	191	1,092,138	5,718
461	29	Pennsylvania	Harrisburg	50,167	6-21	11,296	650	4,732	4,906	9,638	190	1,285,595	6,792
462	29	Pennsylvania	Hazleton	14,230	6-21	4,000	400	1,435	1,473	2,908	180	415,620	2,309
463	29	Pennsylvania	Homestead	12,554	6-21	2,700	600	1,000	1,100	2,100	180	297,000	1,650
464	29	Pennsylvania	Johnstown	35,936	6-21	8,450	1,877	2,786	2,985	5,771	180	800,480	4,446	Children of school census age and pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
465	29	Pennsylvania	Lancaster	41,459	6-21	9,999	1,000	2,745	2,923	5,668	200	888,200	4,441
466	29	Pennsylvania	Lebanon	17,628	6-21	4,500	300	1,403	1,434	2,837	160	336,480	2,103
467	29	Pennsylvania	McKeesport	34,227				2,971	3,057	6,028	180	892,080	4,956	All statistics from 1899-1900.
468	29	Pennsylvania	Mahanoy City	13,504	6-16	2,600	250	1,060	1,190	2,250	180	316,802	1,760
469	29	Pennsylvania	Meadville	10,291				771	1,009	1,780	180	269,820	1,499
470	29	Pennsylvania	Mount Carmel	13,179	6-20	3,000	600	1,193	1,222	2,415	180	261,720	1,454
471	29	Pennsylvania	Nanticoke	12,116	6-16	3,300	950	1,087	1,127	2,214	180	273,960	1,522	All statistics from 1899-1900.
472	29	Pennsylvania	Newcastle	28,339	6-21	5,100	825	2,491	2,533	5,024	180	718,200	3,990
473	29	Pennsylvania	Norristown	22,265	6-21	4,400	450	1,578	1,679	3,257	200	466,000	2,330
474	29	Pennsylvania	Oil City	13,264				1,211	1,285	2,496	180	337,500	1,875	All statistics from 1899-1900.
475	29	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	1,293,697	6-21	268,110	50,000			187,833	183	23,301,207	127,329	Children of school census age and pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
476	29	Pennsylvania	Phoenixville	9,196		1,800	400	588	602	1,190	190	171,760	904
477	29	Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh	321,616				22,939	23,378	46,317	200	7,158,800	35,794
478	29	Pennsylvania	Pittston	12,556	6-21			730	920	1,650	180	216,000	1,200	All statistics from 1899-1900.
479	29	Pennsylvania	Plymouth	13,649	6-21	2,641	650	1,065	1,117	2,182	172	269,239	1,555
480	29	Pennsylvania	Pottstown	13,696	6-21	3,000	290	1,461	1,438	2,899	200	441,800	2,209	Children of school census age from 1899-1900.
481	29	Pennsylvania	Pottsville	15,710	6-21	4,320	375	1,513	1,397	2,910	200	424,800	2,124
482	29	Pennsylvania	Reading	78,961	6-21	19,491	2,000	6,626	6,424	13,050	193	1,896,454	9,878
483	29	Pennsylvania	Scranton	102,026	6-21	25,693	3,771	7,027	7,588	14,615	198	2,545,884	12,858
484	29	Pennsylvania	Shamokin	18,202				1,794	1,819	3,613	180	487,440	2,708	All statistics from 1899-1900.
485	29	Pennsylvania	Sharon	8,916	6-21	1,750	300	854	841	1,695	180	235,260	1,307
486	29	Pennsylvania	Shenandoah	20,321	6-21	5,233	60			3,183	180	440,460	2,447	Public school enrollment estimated.
487	29	Pennsylvania	South Bethlehem	13,241				1,056	835	1,891	200	332,200	1,661	All statistics from 1899-1900.
488	29	Pennsylvania	Steelton	12,086	6-21	3,046	250	991	968	1,959	180	293,241	1,629	Children of school census age from 1899-1900.
489	29	Pennsylvania	Sunbury	9,810	6-21	2,500		1,020	1,066	2,086	180	313,380	1,741
490	29	Pennsylvania	Titusville	8,244	6-21	2,166	390	735	804	1,539	183	216,651	1,194
491	29	Pennsylvania	Warren	8,043				782	884	1,666	180	253,620	1,409	All statistics from 1899-1900.
492	29	Pennsylvania	Westchester	9,524	6-21	2,216	362	746	860	1,606	200	234,200	1,171
493	29	Pennsylvania	Wilkesbarre	51,721				4,510	4,499	9,009	186	1,332,690	7,165
494	29	Pennsylvania	Wilkinsburg	11,886	6-21	4,300	550	1,040	1,143	2,183	180	309,574	1,735
495	29	Pennsylvania	Williamsport	28,757	6-16	5,600	700	2,461	2,749	5,210	180	720,900	4,005	Children of school census age from 1899-1900.
496	29	Pennsylvania	York	33,708	6-21	7,085	650	2,866	2,901	5,767	180	759,689	4,220
497	30	Rhode Island	Central Falls	18,167	5-15	3,632	988	1,278	1,271	2,549	194	316,996	1,634
498	30	Rhode Island	Cranston (town)	13,343	5-15	2,227	25	924	980	1,904	195	326,430	1,674
499	30	Rhode Island	Cumberland (town)	8,925	5-15	1,003	475	728	840	1,568	192	199,365	1,069
500	30	Rhode Island	East Providence (town)	12,138	5-16	2,741	110	1,297	1,445	2,742	181	319,103	1,763
501	30	Rhode Island	Lincoln (town)	8,937	5-15	1,953	630			1,253			854
502	30	Rhode Island	Newport	22,034	5-15	4,568	1,246	1,777	1,798	3,575	191	532,517	2,787
503	30	Rhode Island	Pawtucket	39,231	7-15	7,692	2,226	3,421	3,344	6,765	196	824,572	4,207
504	30	Rhode Island	Providence	175,597	5-15	32,707	4,666	16,634	15,906	32,540	195	4,007,055	20,549
505	30	Rhode Island	Warwick (town)	21,316	5-15	5,122	793	1,420	1,343	2,763			2,220
506	30	Rhode Island	Woonsocket	28,204	5-15	6,857	2,600	2,041	1,954	3,995	200	530,800	2,654
507	31	South Carolina	Charleston	55,807	6-21	9,643		3,432	4,887	8,319	190	1,119,670	5,893
508	31	South Carolina	Columbia	21,108	6-21	5,000	600	1,181	1,448	2,629	172	308,444	1,793
509	31	South Carolina	Greenville	11,860	6-21	2,500	300	846	898	1,744	160	184,800	1,155	All statistics from 1899-1900.
510	31	South Carolina	Spartanburg	11,395	6-20	2,800	350	1,024	1,002	2,026	177	251,163	1,419
511	58	South Dakota	Sioux Falls	10,266	6-20	3,108	300	1,127	1,100	2,227	180	307,260	1,707
512	32	Tennessee	Chattanooga	30,154	6-21	8,308	400	2,323	2,711	5,034	178	589,168	3,306	Children of school census age from 1899-1900.
513	32	Tennessee	Clarksville	9,431	6-21	3,675	250	837	959	1,796	200	235,251	1,176
514	32	Tennessee	Jackson	14,511	7-21	7,038	700	1,112	1,271	2,383	180	351,360	1,952
515	32	Tennessee	Knoxville	32,637	6-21	17,084		2,564	2,757	5,321	168	690,081	4,093
516	32	Tennessee	Memphis	102,320	6-21	27,325	2,500	5,010	6,061	11,071	169	1,252,090	7,403
517	32	Tennessee	Nashville	80,865	6-21	29,211	750	5,729	6,494	12,223	184	1,768,653	9,615	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
518	33	Texas	Austin	22,258	8-17	4,200		1,701	1,927	3,628	176	437,008	2,483
519	33	Texas	Beaumont	9,427		1,316		560	643	1,203		136,155		All statistics from 1899-1900.
520	33	Texas	Corsicana	9,313	8-17	1,669		830	826	1,656	177	203,904	1,152	All statistics from 1899-1900.
521	33	Texas	Dallas	42,638	8-17	6,873		3,071	3,610	6,681	175	859,250	4,910
522	33	Texas	Denison	11,807	8-17	2,800	300	1,119	1,232	2,351	184	207,809	1,129
523	33	Texas	El Paso	15,906	8-17	2,815	700	1,042	1,079	2,121	171	274,352	1,603
524	33	Texas	Fort Worth	26,688	8-17	4,622	100	2,118	2,343	4,461	173	580,594	3,356
525	33	Texas	Gainesville	7,874	8-17	1,632		763	894	1,657	177	216,117	1,221
526	33	Texas	Galveston	37,789	8-17	4,820	600	1,959	2,265	4,224	161	508,599	3,159	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
527	33	Texas	Houston	44,633	8-16	8,492	300	3,395	3,858	7,253	169	850,268	5,031
528	33	Texas	Laredo	13,429	8-17	2,500	100	565	518	1,083	177	105,306	598
529	33	Texas	Palestine	8,297	8-17	1,912	183	781	879	1,660	179	232,342	1,298
530	33	Texas	Paris	9,358	8-17	2,503	112	984	1,256	2,240	160	312,000	1,950
531	33	Texas	San Antonio	53,321	8-18	9,851	2,000	3,742	4,087	7,829	178	1,140,268	6,406
532	33	Texas	Sherman	10,243	8-17	2,109		879	1,125	2,004	172	234,783	1,365
533	33	Texas	Tyler	8,069		1,729		573	738	1,311		162,000		All statistics from 1899-1900.
534	33	Texas	Waco	20,686	7-21	5,750	800	1,851	2,122	3,973	175	444,528	2,540
535	45	Utah	Ogden	16,313	6-18	5,300	300	2,115	2,105	4,110	175	590,800	3,376	Children of school census age from 1899-1900.
536	45	Utah	Salt Lake City	53,531	6-18	14,543	584	6,337	6,642	12,979	174	1,711,220	9,834
537	34	Vermont	Barre	8,448	5-21	2,080	0	837	966	1,803	173	226,417	1,305	Children of school census age and pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
538	34	Vermont	Burlington	18,640	5-21	5,411	1,400	1,426	1,318	2,744	182	355,857	1,957	Does not include kindergartens.
539	34	Vermont	Rutland	11,499	5-21	2,856	565	837	868	1,705	190	304,950	1,605
540	35	Virginia	Alexandria	14,528	5-21	4,831	500	926	1,019	1,945	197	301,607	1,531
541	35	Virginia	Danville	16,520	5-21	5,050	440	1,239	1,442	2,681	185	332,595	1,797
542	35	Virginia	Lynchburg	18,891	5-21	6,785	305	1,474	1,834	3,308	186	486,576	2,616
543	35	Virginia	Manchester	9,715
544	35	Virginia	Newport News	19,635	5-21	4,194	250	1,018	1,295	2,313	180	288,180	1,601
545	35	Virginia	Norfolk	46,624
546	35	Virginia	Petersburg	21,810	5-21	7,618	400	1,543	1,857	3,400	180	466,380	2,591
547	35	Virginia	Portsmouth	17,427
548	35	Virginia	Richmond	85,050	5-21	24,937	2,500	5,495	6,644	12,139	183	1,810,053	9,891
549	35	Virginia	Roanoke	21,495	5-21	6,572	850	1,795	2,076	3,871	176	443,704	2,528
550	46	Washington	Everett	7,838	6-21	2,923	80	1,015	1,042	2,057	178	242,639	1,363
551	46	Washington	Seattle	80,671	5-21	17,334	810	6,008	6,067	12,075	183	1,639,700	8,912
552	46	Washington	Spokane	36,848	5-21	8,662	1,004	3,813	4,069	7,882	174	943,889	5,438
553	46	Washington	Tacoma	37,714	5-21	10,573		3,717	3,762	7,479	198	1,145,710	5,798
554	46	Washington	Walla Walla	10,049	5-21	2,686	352	1,097	1,158	2,255	198	234,036	1,182	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
555	36	West Virginia	Charleston	11,099	6-21	3,634	12	1,257	1,467	2,724	174	323,907	1,862
556	36	West Virginia	Huntington	11,923	6-21	3,540	175	965	1,040	2,005	157	264,545	1,685
557	36	West Virginia	Parkersburg	11,703	6-21	4,296	200	1,449	1,594	3,043	182	416,416	2,288
558	36	West Virginia	Wheeling	38,878	6-21	10,500	1,600	3,230	3,414	6,644	198	711,414	3,593
559	37	Wisconsin	Appleton	15,085	4-20	5,182	1,509	1,257	1,240	2,497	175	352,585	1,960
560	37	Wisconsin	Ashland	13,074	4-20	4,298	1,100	1,251	1,254	2,505	190	346,956	1,826
561	37	Wisconsin	Beloit	10,436	4-20	3,619	0	1,185	1,260	2,445	184	322,371	1,752
562	37	Wisconsin	Chippewa Falls	8,094	4-20	3,300	833	692	809	1,501	180	210,420	1,169
563	37	Wisconsin	Eau Claire	17,517	4-20	6,495	500	2,157	2,168	4,325	177	598,027	3,359	Children of school census age from 1899-1900.
564	37	Wisconsin	Fond du Lac	15,110	4-20	5,125	630	1,409	1,443	2,852	178	337,796	1,898
565	37	Wisconsin	Green Bay	18,684	4-20	6,587	763	1,845	1,960	3,805	200	584,400	2,922
566	37	Wisconsin	Janesville	13,185	4-20	3,765	220	1,274	1,291	2,565	180	344,972	1,920
567	37	Wisconsin	Kenosha	11,606	4-20	3,992	737	820	879	1,699	188	246,750	1,312
568	37	Wisconsin	La Crosse	28,895	4-20	10,664	915	2,827	2,907	5,734	193	862,710	4,470	Pupils in private and parochial schools from 1899-1900.
569	37	Wisconsin	Madison	19,164	4-20	5,668	603	1,547	1,508	3,055	180	451,980	2,511
570	37	Wisconsin	Manitowoc	11,786	4-20		1,041	1,999	1,967	3,966	200	406,326	2,031	All statistics from 1899-1900.
571	37	Wisconsin	Marinette	16,195	4-20	5,880	689	2,027	1,987	4,041	176	546,112	3,121
572	37	Wisconsin	Merrill	8,537	4-20	3,437	700	823	878	1,701	176	236,368	1,343
573	37	Wisconsin	Milwaukee	285,315	4-20	98,499	22,146	21,407	20,305	41,712	196	6,214,572	31,707
574	37	Wisconsin	Oshkosh	28,284	4-20	8,878	2,300	2,338	2,300	4,728	199	735,504	3,696
575	37	Wisconsin	Racine	29,102	4-20	10,173	1,403	2,769	2,724	5,493	200	893,740	4,468
576	37	Wisconsin	Sheboygan	22,962	4-20	8,620	1,500	2,152	2,144	4,296	200	643,887	3,235
577	37	Wisconsin	Stevens Point	9,524	4-20	3,999	555	828	794	1,622	185	231,354	1,257
578	37	Wisconsin	Superior	31,091	4-20	7,718	853	3,053	3,184	6,237	176	755,995	4,295
579	37	Wisconsin	Watertown	8,437	4-20	3,963	840	569	580	1,149	196	174,330	894
580	37	Wisconsin	Warsaw	12,354	4-20	5,098	363	1,449	1,478	2,927	180	416,340	2,313
581	47	Wyoming	Cheyenne	14,087			200	640	660	1,300	172	149,526	842
582	47	Wyoming	Laramie	8,207
Entry Key	State Key	State	City	Total city population, census of 1900	School census age	Children of school census age	Pupils in private and parochial schools (largely estimated)	Male pupils enrolled in public day schools	Female pupils enrolled public day schools	Total pupils enrolled in public day schools	Number of days the schools were actually in session	Aggregate numbers of days' attendance of all pupils in public day schools	Average daily attendance in public day schools	Notes

Source: “Table 7.—Statistics of population, school enrollment, attendance in cities of over 8,000 inhabitants, 1900 – 1901,” United States Department of the Interior, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year 1900 – 1901, vol. 2 (Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1902), 1540 – 1551.

Personnel, Property

1900-01 City School Systems – Supervising Officers, Teachers, Property

State	City	Male supervising officers	Female supervising officers	Total supervising officers	Male regular teachers	Female regular teachers	Total regular teachers	Grades in which manual training is given, if any	Number of kindergartens	Number of evening schools	Buildings used for school purposes	Seats or sittings for study in all public schools	Value of public property used for school purposes	Notes
Alabama	Anniston	1	0	1	3	8	11	None			3
Alabama	Birgmingham	3	1	4	6	87	93				8	4,800	300,000
Alabama	Huntsville	1	0	1	2	14	16	None	0	0	3		10,000
Alabama	Mobile	1	0	1	12	63	75	None	0	0	11	3,000		All statistics from 1899-1900
Alabama	Montgomery	2	0	2	4	66	70	None	0	0	10	2,400	170,000
Alabama	Selma	1	0	1	2	19	21	None			3	1,000	50,000
Arkansas	Fort Smith	1	0	1	11	44	55	High school		2	8	2,700	200,000	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Arkansas	Hot Springs							None	0	0			60,000
Arkansas	Little Rock	3	0	3	13	79	92	None			13	4,707	320,000
Arkansas	Pine Bluff	3	0	3	12	33	45				7	2,000	75,000
California	Alameda	8	3	11	4	64	68	6,7, and 8	0	1	8	2,928	192,050	Buildings used for school purposes and seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
California	Berkeley	2	0	2	12	68	80				14	2,100	300,000
California	Fresno	3	1	4	10	50	60	8,9, and 10	1		7	2,491	180,000
California	Los Angeles	12	18	30	46	479	525	1 to 8	40	4	56	21,379	1,254,746
California	Oakland	13	6	19	17	213	230	9 and 10	1	2	19	10,000	1,007,000
California	Pasadena	1	3	4	9	61	70	1 to 4	5	0	11	3,000	150,000
California	Riverside	1	1	2	4	33	37	None	1		6	1,460	110,000
California	Sacramento	4	1	5	2	121	123		6	1	15	4,120	339,500
California	San Diego	5	3	8	4	72	76	4 to 8	6	0	20	3,092	157,900
California	San Francisco	26	49	75	35	803	838	7 and 8 and Polytechnic High School	0	8	90	38,874	5,207,600
California	San Jose	8	3	11	0	80	80	None	5	1	12	3,563	374,950
California	Stockton	4	2	6	14	51	65	8 to 10	0	1	13	2,734	268,745
California	Vallejo	2	4	6	3	27	30	None		1	5	1,300	60,000
Colorado	Colorado Springs	3	3	6	8	86	94	None	0	0	11	4,000	458,700
Colorado	Cripple Creek school district	9	10	19	3	89	92	1 to 6			18	4,500	300,000
Colorado	Denver District No. 1	4	2	6	13	272	285	1 to 12	21	0	23	12,333	1,594,981
Colorado	Denver District No. 2	3	0	3	16	117	133	None	4	0	14	6,094	675,000
Colorado	Denver District No. 7	1	2	3	0	22	22	1 to 8	0	1	5	1,009	57,000
Colorado	Denver District No. 17	6	1	7	4	82	86	1 to 12	0	0	12	4,500	300,000
Colorado	Leadville	2	1	3	6	38	44	None			6	1,999	150,000
Colorado	Pueblo District No. 1	2	3	5	4	66	70	5 to 7			7	2,500	275,000
Colorado	Pueblo District No. 20	1	0	1	3	64	67	5 to 10	3		9			All statistics from 1899-1900.
Connecticut	Ansonia	1	2	3	0	55	55	None		1	6	2,600	132,000
Connecticut	Bridgeport	5	9	14	7	207	214	None		4	28	10,300	996,988
Connecticut	Bristol (town)	1	1	2	5	47	52	6 to 8 and first two years of the high school	3	0	13	2,193	124,900
Connecticut	Danbury (town)	1	0	1	6	69	75	None	0	0	13	3,305	175,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Connecticut	Hartford	1					294	8 and 9 and high school		3	17	10,375	2,296,132	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Connecticut	Manchester (town)
Connecticut	Meriden (town)	2	1	3			109	None		1	18	5,800	234,989
Connecticut	Middletown	1	2	3	0	30	30	None			4	1,300	150,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Connecticut	Naugatuck (town)	2	1	3	6	52	58	6 to 9	3	1	11	2,093	250,000
Connecticut	New Britain	4	5	9	5	102	107	8 and 9	8	3	11	3,600	500,000
Connecticut	New Haven	12	7	19	25	419	444	4 to 7	14	6	48	16,280	1,646,817
Connecticut	New London	2	2	4	2	71	73	7 and 8	3	0	6	2,800	318,000
Connecticut	Norwalk (town)
Connecticut	Norwich Central district	1	0	1	2	38	40		5	0	5	1,300	170,000
Connecticut	Norwich West Chelsea district	2	0	2	2	23	25				4	1,018	60,000
Connecticut	Stamford (town)	5	4	9	14	84	98	7 to 9 and high school	2	1	10	3,773	290,000
Connecticut	Torrington (town)	2	3	5	3	47	50	None	0	0	9	1,650	163,487	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Connecticut	Vernon	1	2	3	3	29	32	None	0	0	12	1,600	100,000	Includes Rockville city
Connecticut	Wallingford (town)
Connecticut	Waterbury	6	16	22	11	175	186	None	0	1	19	7,532	861,634
Connecticut	Windham (town)	2	1	3	1	34	35	None	3	0	10	1,560	116,365	Includes Willimantic city; Seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Delaware	Wilmington	2	3	5	6	161	267	8 and high school	0	0	29	10,862	932,524
District of Columbia	Washington DC				164	1,119	1,283		30	20	133		4,352,531
Florida	Jacksonville	2	0	2	23	148	171	None	0	1	9	4,138	79,350
Florida	Key West	4	0	4	4	22	26	None					17,380	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Florida	Pensacola	1	0	1	6	36	42	Nominally in all grades	0	0	11	2,000	53,000
Florida	Tampa	1	1	2	3	34	37		0	0	9	1,800	18,875	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Georgia	Athens	1	0	1	4	31	35	Primary and grammar	0	0	6	1,700	40,000
Georgia	Atlanta	5	0	5	11	216	227	All	0	1	26	10,399	435,860
Georgia	Augusta (Richmond County)
Georgia	Brunswick	1	0	1	3	16	19	None	0	0	4	2,000	30,000
Georgia	Columbus	3	2	5	10	48	58	1 to 8	2	1	12	2,740	125,000
Georgia	Macon (Bibb County)	1	1	2	12	141	153	None	0	0	49	7,500	225,350
Georgia	Savannah (Chatham County)	1	0	1	28	152	180	None	0	0	52	9,000	485,000
Illinois	Alton	1	1	2	5	37	42		0		8			All statistics from 1899-1900.
Illinois	Aurora District No. 4	1	1	2	4	24	28	None			3	1,170	96,106	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Illinois	Aurora District No. 5	2	4	6	3	54	57	7 and 8 and high school			8	2,661	212,000
Illinois	Belleville	5	0	5	13	50	63	None	0	0	7	3,188	155,975
Illinois	Bloomington	3	3	6	7	87	94	1 to 3			13	4,250
Illinois	Cairo	1	1	2	4	41	45	None	0	0	11	2,002	154,600
Illinois	Champaign	2	2	4	5	34	39	8 and 9			6	1,621	125,000
Illinois	Chicago	162	114	306	359	5,286	5,645	Grammar grades and English high and manual training school	89	31	333	240,115	22,650,475	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Illinois	Danville	2	1	3	7	60	67	None			8	2,770	242,800	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Illinois	Decatur	2	3	5	8	78	86	None	0	0	12	4,300	266,750
Illinois	Dixon	3	1	4	3	29	32	None			4	1,020	65,000
Illinois	East St. Louis District No. 1	9	0	9	3	65	68	None	0	0	7	2,975	340,000	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Illinois	East St. Louis District 2 (T. 2 N., R. 9W)
Illinois	East St. Louis District No. 2 (T. 2 N., R. 10 W.)	1	0	1	1	3	4	None	0	0	1	225	30,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Illinois	Elgin	1	3	4	8	100	108	None			14	4,500	373,700
Illinois	Evanston District No. 1	1	3	4	0	52	52	None	3		6	1,600	250,000
Illinois	Evanston District No. 2 (South Evanston)	1	2	3	0	25	25	None			3	1,200	160,000
Illinois	Evanston District No. 3 (North Evanston)	0	1	1	0	9	9	None			1	300		All statistics from 1899-1900.
Illinois	Freeport	2	1	3	3	47	50	None			7	2,412	217,000
Illinois	Galesburg	2	2	4	6	73	79	High school			10	3,400	237,600
Illinois	Jacksonville	3	5	8	2	53	55	None			7	2,600	202,150
Illinois	Joliet	2	2	4	4	114	118	8			21	6,000	445,800
Illinois	Kankakee	1	1	2	2	43	45				8	1,900	150,000
Illinois	Kewanee	1	2	3	5	41	46	1 to 4	0	0	6	1,900	120,000
Illinois	La Salle	2	0	2	5	29	34	None			6	1,500	75,000
Illinois	Lincoln	1	0	1	5	29	34	None	0	0	7	1,377	155,000	Supervising officers and seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Illinois	Mattoon	1	1	2	2	42	44	None			7	2,056	117,600
Illinois	Moline	3	9	12	4	74	78	7 and 8 and high school	0	0	9	3,500		All statistics from 1899-1900.
Illinois	Ottawa	3	1	4	3	34	37	None	0	0	6	1,800	71,300
Illinois	Pekin	1	0	1	5	34	39	None	2		6	1,700	127,500
Illinois	Peoria	11	8	19	9	242	251			4	16	9,356	900,000
Illinois	Quincy	1	0	1	7	107	114	None	0	0	13	4,500	300,000	Seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Illinois	Rockford	1	1	2	8	132	140	7 to 10	0	1	17	5,793	439,600
Illinois	Rock Island	3	2	5	6	74	80	None	0	0	10	4,120	263,500
Illinois	Springfield	2	2	4	16	116	132	7 to 9 (optional)	0	0	15	5,567	403,000
Illinois	Streator	1	1	2	0	50	50	None	0	0	10	2,650	180,000
Illinois	Waukegan
Indiana	Anderson	2	2	4	11	73	84	5 to 7	0	0	11	3,970	244,000
Indiana	Columbus	3	0	3	10	31	41	None	1	0	8	1,800	103,000
Indiana	Elkhart	2	2	4	5	58	63	None			9	2,800	203,000
Indiana	Elwood
Indiana	Evansville	9	9	18	19	202	221	None	3	2	23	9,700
Indiana	Fort Wayne	2	4	6	8	144	152		2	0	17	5,800	448,060
Indiana	Hammond	1	1	2	4	53	57	None	5		7	2,110	177,000
Indiana	Huntington	1	2	3	7	39	46	None	0	0	6	2,050	175,000
Indiana	Indianapolis	8	18	26	20	604	624	4 to 8, inc., and manual training high school	0	0	56	25,214	1,952,507	Seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Indiana	Jeffersonville	1	0	1	8	39	47	None			3	1,972	70,000	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Indiana	Kokomo	1	0	1	13	42	55				7	2,000	143,376
Indiana	Lafayette	7	3	10	7	65	72	None			9	2,986	321,000
Indiana	Logansport	1	1	2	10	55	65	None	0	0	9	2,750	219,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Indiana	Marion	2	1	3	16	69	85	Primary grades			14	3,800	268,150
Indiana	Michigan City	5	4	9	1	35	36	None			7		125,000
Indiana	Muncie	2	2	4	13	81	94				10	3,545	201,000
Indiana	New Albany	2	0	2	14	60	74	None	0	0	14	3,750	215,407
Indiana	Peru	1	0	1	6	29	35	None	0	1	5	1,800		Seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Indiana	Richmond	3	1	4	7	74	81	1 to 8	4	0	10	3,075	332,000
Indiana	South Bend
Indiana	Terre Haute	1	3	4	28	158	186	None	20	0	21	7,000	500,384
Indiana	Vincennes	1	0	1	10	29	39	None	1	1	6	1,500	155,000
Indiana	Wabash	1	1	2	0	50	50	None			7	2,000	156,500
Indiana	Washington	2	0	2	12	22	34	Primary	0	0	4		190,000	Teachers from 1899-1900.
Iowa	Boone	1	0	1	1	47	48	None			7	2,360	120,000
Iowa	Burlington	2	1	3	13	97	110	None	5	0	12	5,000	225,000
Iowa	Cedar Rapids	3	12	15	4	136	140	None	1	0	14	4,300	300,000	Seats for study in all public schools and value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Iowa	Clinton	3	5	8	2	80	82	None			13	3,700
Iowa	Council Bluffs	2	6	8	4	127	131	None	8	0	18		350,000
Iowa	Davenport	14	2	16	8	142	150	9 to 13			15		517,080
Iowa	Des Moines - Capital Park	1	3	4	0	15	15	Primary	0	0	4	590	26,400
Iowa	Des Moines - East Side	1	3	4	3	92	95	None	0		10	3,600	293,100
Iowa	Des Moines - West Side	2	26	28	0	205	205	6 to 12	16	1	23	6,700		Seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Iowa	Dubuque	4	3	7	14	117	131	None	5	0	19	5,232	374,000
Iowa	Fort Dodge	2	0	2	2	43	45	None			7	2,200	168,127
Iowa	Fort Madison	1	0	1	3	27	30	None	0	0	5	1,400	90,000
Iowa	Iowa City	1	2	3	5	33	44	5 to 12			8	1,650	124,000
Iowa	Keokuk
Iowa	Marshalltown
Iowa	Muscatine	1	0	1	6	57	63	None	0	0	9	2,550	150,000
Iowa	Oskaloosa	1	0	1	6	46	52		5		6	1,826	175,085
Iowa	Ottumwa	2	2	4	3	105	108	None			9	4,000	325,000
Iowa	Sioux City	6	7	13	7	142	149	None	0	0	24	6,824	727,800
Iowa	Waterloo - West Side	2	3	5	1	36	37				5	1,400	125,000
Iowa	Waterloo - East Side	1	2	3	0	27	27		1		4	1,000	60,000
Kansas	Atchison	1	0	1	2	39	41	None			7	2,400	155,000
Kansas	Emporia	2	0	2	4	41	45				9	2,000	115,000	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Kansas	Fort Scott	1	1	2	9	41	50	None			10	2,500	118,000
Kansas	Galena	2	0	2	4	20	24	None			4	1,678	50,000
Kansas	Hutchinson	1	1	2	5	35	40	None	0	0	7	2,366	120,000
Kansas	Kansas City	1	0	1	30	148	178	High school	0	0	21	8,960	535,000
Kansas	Lawrence	1	0	1	8	43	51	None	0		8	2,600	175,000
Kansas	Leavenworth	3	10	13	4	60	64	None	0		11	3,152	109,307
Kansas	Pittsburg	1	0	1	6	37	43	1 to 5 and high school	0	0	5	2,160	100,000	Seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Kansas	Topeka	2	1	3	23	130	153	None	0	0	22	6,250	500,000	Seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Kansas	Wichita	2	1	3	8	81	89	None	0	0	15	5,083	225,000
Kentucky	Bowling Green	1	0	1	6	18	24	None	0	0	3	1,128	36,000
Kentucky	Covington	4	2	6	9	102	111	None	6	2	13	4,039	200,000
Kentucky	Frankfort	1	0	1	2	35	37	High school	2		3	1,591	28,400
Kentucky	Henderson	1	1	2	3	46	49	None			6	1,600	90,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Kentucky	Lexington				8	81	89				7		120,287
Kentucky	Louisville	18	29	47	43	532	575	None	0	6	67	30,850	1,400,000
Kentucky	Newport				1	73	74				10		140,000
Kentucky	Owensboro (white schools)	1	3	4	7	28	35	None	0	0	5	2,000	125,000
Kentucky	Paducah	1	0	1	11	50	61	None	0	0	11	3,150	167,175
Louisiana	Baton Rouge
Louisiana	New Orleans	4	14	18	24	760	784	None	14	0	69	28,809	1,750,000
Louisiana	Shreveport	4	2	6	9	28	37				14	2,000	150,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Maine	Auburn	3	2	5	9	73	82	None	0	0	32	2,693	137,500
Maine	Augusta	3	1	4	4	51	55	None		1	19		112,270	Supervising officers and buildings used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Maine	Bangor	2	3	5	5	103	108	None	5	0	35	4,075	325,000
Maine	Bath	1	1	2	7	42	49	8	0	0	15	2,450	125,000
Maine	Biddeford	2	1	3	6	38	44	None	1	1	22	1,675	160,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Maine	Lewiston	4	3	7	2	78	80	6 to 9 and first year in the high school	4	17	21		236,200
Maine	Portland	7	6	13	10	213	223	7 to 10	6	1	35	8,306	500,000
Maine	Rockland				0	33	33				8		70,391
Maine	Waterville	1	2	3	2	42	44	None	0	2	8	1,375	75,000
Maryland	Annapolis	2	0	2	2	18	20	4 to 10			2	875
Maryland	Baltimore	31	3	34	150	1,526	1,676	Primary and high school	0	10	104	75,000	3,231,116
Maryland	Cumberland				6	29	35				5			All statistics from 1899-1900.
Maryland	Frederick	1	0	1	6	25	31	None	0	0	5	1,600	54,000
Maryland	Hagerstown	5	0	5	3	40	43	None	0	0	6
Massachusetts	Adams (town)	2	2	4	4	43	47	None	0	0	9	2,226	125,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Massachusetts	Amesbury (town)	1	1	2	2	34	36	None	0	0	17	1,452	75,000
Massachusetts	Arlington (town)	1	3	4	3	33	36	7 to 10	0	0	5	1,700	250,010
Massachusetts	Attleboro (town)	2	4	6	5	57	62	None	3	0	20	2,463	200,000
Massachusetts	Beverly	4	3	7	4	66	70	None	0	3	12	3,375	246,650	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Massachusetts	Boston	16	9	25	239	1,769	2,008	4 to 9	78	22	265	85,476	17,000,000
Massachusetts	Brockton	2	2	4	14	160	174	High school	0	3	27		1,178,090
Massachusetts	Brookline (town)	3	1	4	11	118	129	All grades	11	2	17	3,935	1,092,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Massachusetts	Cambridge	17	10	27	20	362	382	High school , to some extent in grammar grades	13	7	39	16,250	1,909,082
Massachusetts	Chelsea	2	2	4	8	125	133	None	0	1	12	5,757	650,000
Massachusetts	Chicopee	4	0	4	1	61	62	None	2	5	14	2,906	250,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Massachusetts	Clinton (town)	3	1	4	2	50	52	None	0	1	13	2,462	247,300	Seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Massachusetts	Danvers (town)	0	0	0	3	36	39	None	0	0	9	1,700	117,000
Massachusetts	Everett	2	3	5	8	119	127	5 to 8	0	5	15	5,180	443,047	Seats for study in all public schools and value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Massachusetts	Fall River	2	3	5	24	332	356	High school	3	20	52	15,712	1,813,950
Massachusetts	Fitchburg	4	7	11	10	102	112	9 to 12	0	3	25	5,100	619,800
Massachusetts	Framingham (town)	2	1	3	4	57	61			1	17	2,701	175,800
Massachusetts	Gardner (town)	1	0	1	4	44	48	High school	0	1	10	2,312	145,000
Massachusetts	Gloucester	4	3	7	2	115	117	None	0	1	22	5,200	400,000
Massachusetts	Greenfield (town)	2	2	4	2	38	40	2 to 9	2		15	1,570	140,000
Massachusetts	Haverhill	5	7	12	6	153	159	5 to 13	1	5	35	5,500	552,000
Massachusetts	Holyoke	11	9	20	10	166	176	High school	6	7	19	6,788	976,300
Massachusetts	Hyde Park
Massachusetts	Lawrence	11	5	16	15	197	212	High school	0	38	31	8,600	1,106,000
Massachusetts	Leominster (town)
Massachusetts	Lowell	3	3	6	19	264	283	10 to 13	12	14	52	13,880	1,662,000
Massachusetts	Lynn	8	6	14	13	235	248	8 and English high school		3	46
Massachusetts	Malden	3	2	5	14	160	174	9 and high school	5	2	17	7,022	852,964
Massachusetts	Marlboro	1	2	3	2	68	70	None	0	8	12	2,930	267,105
Massachusetts	Medford	2	0	2	15	84	99	5 to 11	9	1	18	8,915	662,650
Massachusetts	Melrose
Massachusetts	Milford (town)	2	1	3	3	41	44	None	0	0	14	1,890
Massachusetts	Natick (town)	1	2	3	5	44	49	6 to 9			12	2,000	100,000
Massachusetts	New Bedford	6	7	13	6	198	204	7 to 9	3	5	25	8,694	906,964	Buildings also include 7 rented rooms.
Massachusetts	Newburyport	1	0	1	4	41	45	None	0	3	14	1,915	100,000
Massachusetts	Newton	1	0	1	17	177	194	8 and 9	14	2	26	6,628	1,005,000
Massachusetts	North Adams	4	7	11	5	90	95	8 and 9	4	3	13	3,775	447,132	Manual training is also offered in lower grades in some schools.
Massachusetts	Northampton	2	4	6	5	83	88	5 to 7	4	5	21	3,200	396,400
Massachusetts	Peabody (town)	1	0	1	6	49	55	None	1	2	8		132,500
Massachusetts	Pittsfield	4	1	5	7	107	114	None	0	4	23	4,825	525,576
Massachusetts	Plymouth (town)	1	0	1	4	42	46	None	0	0	29	1,670	110,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Massachusetts	Quincy	1	2	3	12	107	119	5 to 12	0	3	12	6,070	564,900
Massachusetts	Revere (town)	4	0	4	2	48	50	None	3	0	8	2,400	197,000
Massachusetts	Salem	2	2	4	13	126	139	Grammar	8	4	24	5,312	493,400
Massachusetts	Somerville	5	6	11	22	244	266	High school	4	4	24	11,000	1,105,604
Massachusetts	Southbridge (town)	1	0	1	2	33	35	None	0	4	10	1,310	116,080
Massachusetts	Springfield	4	9	13	18	292	310	6 to 9 and manual training school	9	7	33	11,352	1,856,708
Massachusetts	Taunton	2	1	3	13	122	135	None	0	7	33	6,000	446,200	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Massachusetts	Wakefield (town)	3	2	5	53	56	56	7 to 9		1	10	2,360	200,000
Massachusetts	Waltham	6	1	7	4	76	80	6 to 13	0	3	14	3,220	370,479
Massachusetts	Ware (town)	4	0	4	1	32	33	None	0	0	13	1,200	102,000
Massachusetts	Watertown (town)	3	4	7	6	38	44	7 to 8	1	0	9	1,726	176,000	Seats for study in all public schools and value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Massachusetts	Webster (town)												85,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Massachusetts	Westfield (town)	2	2	4	8	61	69	None	3	1	16	2,200	200,000
Massachusetts	Weymouth (town)	1	0	1	8	48	56	None	0	0	19
Massachusetts	Woburn	2	1	3	5	63	68	1 to 4	0	1	14	3,233	242,574
Massachusetts	Worcester	16	4	20	53	501	554	9 and first 2 years in high school	12	19	71	22,559	2,483,060
Michigan	Adrian	1	2	3	2	37	39				6	1,723	147,000
Michigan	Alpena	1	1	2	2	38	40	None			9	1,857	88,269
Michigan	Ann Arbor	1	2	3	8	61	69	4 to 9	0	0	7	2,265	275,000
Michigan	Battlecreek	6	7	13	6	72	78	None		0	11	3,081	275,000
Michigan	Bay City	1	7	8	6	107	113	6 to 10	0	0	11	4,789	310,000
Michigan	Detroit	25	46	71	39	822	861	4 to 8	23	8	69	36,950	3,837,000
Michigan	Escanaba	1	0	1	2	29	31	None	0	0	4	1,530	115,000
Michigan	Flint	2	1	3	5	57	62	7 to 9	0	0	9	2,500	175,000
Michigan	Grand Rapids	8	32	40	21	363	384	5 to 8	26	0	37	15,699	1,315,300
Michigan	Holland	1	1	2	2	34	36	None			5	1,831
Michigan	Iron Mountain	1	0	1	4	46	50	None	0	0	7	2,290	130,000	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Michigan	Ironwood	1	2	3	3	52	55	None	5	0	8	2,200	150,000
Michigan	Ishpeming	1	2	3	4	46	50	5 to 8 and high school	5	0	8	2,825	200,000
Michigan	Jackson	1	2	3	9	78	87	None			16	3,554	250,000
Michigan	Kalamazoo	1	0	1	4	101	105	5 to 12	9	1	10	4,099	480,000
Michigan	Lansing	1	2	3	3	74	77	None			12	3,126	167,000
Michigan	Manistee	1	2	3	6	68	74	None			6	3,144	130,000
Michigan	Marquette	1	0	1	3	37	40	None	1		9	2,000	135,000
Michigan	Menominee	1	3	4	5	61	66	6 to 12	5	0	8	2,578	175,000	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Michigan	Muskegon
Michigan	Owosso	1	2	3	7	35	42			0	4	1,880	150,000
Michigan	Pontiac	1	1	2	4	31	35	None	0		7	1,368	110,000	Buildings used for school purposes and seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Michigan	Port Huron	2	1	3	4	71	75	None	0		15	3,600	560,000	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Michigan	Saginaw East Side	1	3	4	13	125	138	5 to 8	0		13	5,222	421,909	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Michigan	Saginaw West Side	3	2	5	7	75	82	None	0	0	12	4,000	248,469	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Michigan	Sault Ste. Marie	1	2	3	5	37	42	None	2	0	7	1,850	160,000
Michigan	Traverse City	2	2	4	2	44	46	1	0	0	6	1,939	140,000
Michigan	West Bay City
Minnesota	Duluth	3	13	16	10	259	269	High schools	15	0	31	10,590	1,893,028
Minnesota	Faribault	1	2	3	2	27	29	None	0		7	1,300	90,000
Minnesota	Mankato	1	1	2	3	39	42	Some in all grades and high school			5	1,500	120,184	Seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Minnesota	Minneapolis	9	57	66	10	777	787	High school	1	0	60	34,863	2,500,000
Minnesota	St. Cloud	1	2	3	3	28	31	5 to 7			6	1,300	81,500
Minnesota	St. Paul	13	30	43	33	540	573	High school	27		46	23,967	2,585,123
Minnesota	Stillwater	1	2	3	4	46	50	9	0	0	7	2,000	165,000
Minnesota	Winona	2	7	9	4	86	90	None	7	0	10		458,000	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Mississippi	Jackson	2	0	2	1	35	36	None	0	0	3		110,000
Mississippi	Meridian	2	1	3	3	43	46	Primary grades	0	0	6	2,000	70,000	Seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Mississippi	Natchez
Mississippi	Vicksburg	4	1	5	3	41	44	None	3		5	2,096		All statistics from 1899-1900.
Missouri	Carthage	1	0	1	10	37	47	7 and 8 and high school	0	0	8	2,190	110,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Missouri	Hannibal	4	3	7	2	54	56	2,3, and 8	0	0	10	2,647	107,250
Missouri	Jefferson City	1	0	1	7	17	24	None	0	0	4	1,125	58,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Missouri	Joplin	1	1	2	13	73	86	1 and high school	0	0	13	4,067	200,000	Seats for study in all public schools and value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Missouri	Kansas City	18	10	28	68	515	583	Manual training high school	10	0	50	27,085	2,231,000	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Missouri	Moberly	1	1	2	10	26	36	6 to 8 and high school	0	1	5	1,800	80,000	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Missouri	St. Charles
Missouri	St. Joseph	2	2	4	16	212	228	None	0	2	31	10,225	750,000
Missouri	St. Louis	72	55	127	52	1,587	1,639	7 and 8 in some schools and in Sumner High School (Black)	125	11	141	67,367	6,122,450
Missouri	Sedalia	4	0	4	6	66	72	High school			11	3,050	250,000
Missouri	Springfield	2	0	2	6	73	79	None	0	0	11	4,500	200,000
Missouri	Webb City	1	0	1	1	29	30	None			4	1,584	55,000	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Montana	Anaconda	1	0	1	2	32	34	None	0	0	4	1,488	116,118
Montana	Butte	5	5	10	3	153	156	None	0	0	17	6,750	500,000
Montana	Great Falls	1	1	2	2	47	49	None	0	0	10	2,160	200,000
Montana	Helena	1	4	5	4	46	50	5 to 8	2	0	8	2,500	450,000
Nebraska	Lincoln	4	0	4	14	148	162	None	14	0	18	7,000	435,797	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Nebraska	Omaha	2	20	22	12	383	395	9 and 10	28	2	35	17,940	1,870,371
Nebraska	South Omaha	2	2	4	4	81	85	None		1	16	3,620	300,000	All statistics except value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
New Hampshire	Berlin	3	0	3	3	20	23	None	0	0	6		36,275
New Hampshire	Concord (Union district)	1	0	1	2	58	60	5 to 9 and high school	6		14	2,550	330,000	Seats for study in all public schools and value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
New Hampshire	Dover	2	1	3	5	35	40	None	0	1	12	1,620	146,500
New Hampshire	Keene (Union district)	1	2	3	4	41	45	None	0	1	18	1,700	141,500
New Hampshire	Laconia	2	1	3	2	32	34	None	0	0	12	1,511	100,000
New Hampshire	Manchester	3	1	4	15	119	134	8 and 9		3	24	5,600	784,056
New Hampshire	Nashua	4	5	9	0	80	80	None	3		19		308,433
New Hampshire	Portsmouth	3	1	4	5	42	47	None	4	0	11	1,797	103,000
New Hampshire	Rochester	1	1	2	3	29	32	None	0	0	11	1,400	100,000
New Jersey	Atlantic City	2	1	3	4	75	79	5 to 10	0	0	6	3,355	215,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
New Jersey	Bayonne	9	2	11	1	151	152	None	1	1	10	4,534	400,000
New Jersey	Bloomfield	4	5	9	4	42	46	None	8	1	7	2,252	250,000
New Jersey	Bridgeton				3	48	51				6	2,870	97,000	All statistics from 1899-1900; Value of public property used for school purposes is the value of buildings.
New Jersey	Camden	9	1	10	2	299	301	All grades	3		30	12,205	800,000
New Jersey	East Orange	8	3	11	5	95	100	5 to 8 and high school	6	0	7	3,818	549,500	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
New Jersey	Elizabeth				12	134	146				10	6,070	347,000	All statistics from 1899-1900; Value of public property used for school purposes is the value of buildings.
New Jersey	Hackensack				7	36	43				5	2,044	107,000	All statistics from 1899-1900; Value of public property used for school purposes is the value of buildings.
New Jersey	Harrison	2	0	2	3	14	17	None		2	2	800	40,000
New Jersey	Hoboken	8	1	9	1	190	191	6 to 9	7	1	14	8,248	371,000	Value of public property used for school purposes is the value of buildings.
New Jersey	Jersey City	18	29	47	3	536	539	None	3	6	30	24,334	1,687,200
New Jersey	Kearney	1	0	1	4	36	40	None	0	1	6	2,025	165,000
New Jersey	Long Branch	1	3	4	5	51	56		1		10	3,032	257,800
New Jersey	Millville				5	43	48				13	2,592	56,000	All statistics from 1899-1900; Value of public property used for school purposes is the value of buildings.
New Jersey	Montclair	2	3	5	9	80	89	1 to 9	7	1	12	2,730	334,000
New Jersey	Morristown	2	0	2	2	35	37	None	0	0	3	1,552	130,000
New Jersey	Newark	40	12	52	27	773	800	5 to 8 and high school	102	11	53	38,407	2,632,900
New Jersey	New Brunswick	1	0	1	5	60	65	None	1	1	6	2,300	196,000
New Jersey	Orange	8	5	13	5	68	73	All grades	5		6	3,064	260,000	Value of public property for school purposes from 1899-1900.
New Jersey	Passaic	2	8	10	4	82	86	3 to 8	7	2	9	4,533	265,000
New Jersey	Paterson	21	4	25	5	335	340	7 and 8 and high school	19	5	21	15,500	850,000
New Jersey	Perth Amboy	1	0	1	6	50	56	None	1		6	2,614	160,000
New Jersey	Phillipsburg	1	0	1	5	35	40	2 to 6	0	0	6	1,725	100,000
New Jersey	Plainfield	2	4	6	3	66	69	None	5	0	8		232,000
New Jersey	Rahway	1	1	2	4	30	34		0		4	1,746	100,000
New Jersey	Trenton				7	197	204				24	8,666	506,427	All statistics from 1899-1900; Value of public property used for school purposes is the value of buildings.
New Jersey	Union	5	1	6	4	45	49	From 3 through high school	2		3	2,460	150,000
New Jersey	West Hoboken	2	6	8	3	83	86	None	6	0	4	3,780	180,500
New York	Albany	17	9	26	8	272	280	High school	21	3	20	12,011	1,071,000
New York	Amsterdam	2	1	3	8	53	61	None	0	0	10	3,340	129,275
New York	Auburn	4	7	11	3	110	113	None	1		15	3,982	465,000
New York	Batavia	1	8	9	0	32	32	None	1		7		250,000
New York	Binghamton	2	2	4	12	191	203	9 to 12	14	0	17	7,214	460,611	Buildings used for school purposes and seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
New York	Buffalo	60	16	76	20	1,172	1,192	8 and 9	12	15	83	54,616	3,486,874	All statistics from 1899-1900.
New York	Cohoes	1	0	1	0	65	65	None	4	0	12	2,717	105,400	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
New York	Corning	1	2	3	0	23	23	Primary	0	0	2	1,472	125,000
New York	Cortland	1	0	1	1	26	27	None	1	0	4	1,100	70,000
New York	Dunkirk	1	1	2	3	52	55	None	0	1	9	2,064	190,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
New York	Elmira	8	6	14	1	130	131	None	0	0	12	6,134	600,000
New York	Geneva	1	1	2	3	46	49	None	4	0	5	1,304	135,415
New York	Glens Falls	2	2	4	1	42	43	None	2	0	4	1,584	150,000
New York	Gloversville	1	0	1	1	70	71	None	6	0	9	3,550	165,000
New York	Hornellsville	2	5	7	1	53	54	None	3	0	5	2,300	125,906
New York	Hudson	1	1	2	0	30	30	None	0	0	3	1,528	80,000
New York	Ithaca	3	1	4	6	46	52	6 to 8	0	0	7	2,130	215,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
New York	Jamestown	3	0	3	6	108	114	All	9	0	12	3,674	340,000	Seats for study do not include kindergarten.
New York	Johnstown	1	0	1	2	39	41	None	0	0	5	2,350	149,978
New York	Kingston school district	1	2	3	8	40	48	None	0	0	6	2,382	181,750
New York	Kingston District No. 1
New York	Kingston District No. 2
New York	Kingston District No. 3
New York	Kingston District No. 4	1	0	1	1	8	9	None	0	0	1	418	21,810
New York	Lansingburg	1	1	2	1	69	70	None	5	0	5	2,350	140,833
New York	Little Falls	1	0	1	4	27	31	None			3	1,400	150,000
New York	Lockport	1	2	3	4	77	81	None	1	0	10	3,795	345,000	Buildings used for school purposes and seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
New York	Middletown	1	2	3	4	47	51	None	0	0	6	2,115	210,000	Manual training offered in "Truant room."
New York	Mount Vernon	5	1	6	1	95	96	None	2	1	10	4,453	463,100
New York	Newburg	1	0	1	9	93	102	3 to 11	0	0	6	3,675	367,000
New York	New Rochelle	2	10	12	4	71	75	None	5	1	8	2,767	278,375
New York	New York	234	419	653	906	9,828	10,734	High and elementary grades and truant schools	135	71	466	452,890	56,164,485
New York	Niagara Falls	4	3	7	3	88	91	None	5	2	10	3,300	200,000
New York	North Tonawanda	4	1	5	7	48	55	None	4	0	4	1,826	170,000	Value of property is value of buildings and sites only, 1899-1900.
New York	Ogdensburg	1	0	1	3	53	56				11	2,714	139,725	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
New York	Olean	2	2	4	1	56	57	None	6	1	6	2,587	189,100
New York	Oswego	1	0	1	5	84	89	None	0	0	15	3,900	205,000
New York	Peekskill District No. 7 (Drum Hill)	1	1	2	0	20	20	None	1	0	3	1,000	45,000
New York	Peekskill District No. 8 (Oakside)	1	2	3	0	14	14	None	0	0	1	720	62,500
New York	Plattsburg	1	2	3	1	43	44	Primary	1	0	8	1,855	75,000
New York	Port Jervis	1	2	3	3	42	45	None			6	2,260	103,900
New York	Poughkeepsie	2	2	4	6	81	87	None	0	0	14	3,400	300,000
New York	Rochester	17	31	48	8	635	643	None	29	2	37	22,080	1,345,976
New York	Rome	1	3	4	3	47	50	None	4	0	8	3,004	160,000
New York	Saratoga Springs	2	0	2	3	57	60	None	5	1	6	2,600	201,800	All statistics from 1899-1900.
New York	Schenectady	1	0	1	4	82	86		5		7	3,300	240,000	Value of property is value of buildings and sites only, 1899-1900.
New York	Syracuse	16	13	29	23	462	485	Primary, junior, and high	22	6	38	19,477	1,757,800
New York	Troy	8	2	10	6	206	212	None	4		25	8,798	550,000	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
New York	Utica	4	7	11	13	229	242	All below high school	14	1	25	9,027	720,100
New York	Watertown	1	1	2	5	102	107	None	0	1	13	4,200	250,000
New York	Watervliet	1	2	3	2	37	39	None	2	0	6	1,800	93,500
New York	White Plains	1	2	3	3	29	32	8	3		4	1,269	113,478
New York	Yonkers	2	13	15	2	159	161	From 5 up and in high school	9	3	16	5,723	844,600
North Carolina	Asheville	2	1	3	3	33	36	3 and 4	0	0	6	1,787	79,586
North Carolina	Charlotte
North Carolina	Concord	2	0	2	3	16	19	None	0		3	800	20,000
North Carolina	Greensboro	1	0	1	5	31	36	None			7	1,900	55,000
North Carolina	Newbern	2	0	2	3	19	22	None			3	1,200	30,000
North Carolina	Raleigh
North Carolina	Wilmington
North Carolina	Winston
North Dakota	Fargo
Ohio	Akron	9	3	12	22	168	190	5 to 11	8	8	17	10,450	850,000
Ohio	Alliance	3	0	3	7	27	34	None	0	0	6	1,650	142,500
Ohio	Ashtabula	1	0	1	6	29	35	None			6	1,650	117,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Ohio	Bellaire	1	0	1	5	33	38	None	0	0	7	1,756	90,000
Ohio	Cambridge	1	0	1	3	34	37	None	0	0	5	1,865	120,000
Ohio	Canton	4	1	5	24	121	145	None	3		16	6,900	577,000	Value of property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Ohio	Chillicothe	1	0	1	11	53	64	None	0	0	5	2,500	160,000
Ohio	Cincinnati	51	0	51	83	786	869	None	0	8	52	44,600	4,268,883
Ohio	Cleveland	14	57	71	68	1,174	1,242	All	25	36	69		5,140,659
Ohio	Columbus	11	41	52	27	411	438	None	0	5	40		2,410,650	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Ohio	Dayton	16	14	30	30	356	386	7 and 8	18	1	30	14,284	1,407,124
Ohio	East Liverpool	1	0	1	7	60	67	None	0	0	12	3,000	200,000
Ohio	Elyria	1	0	1	5	34	39	5 to 7			7	1,400	100,000	Value of property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Ohio	Findlay				9	70	79				13		236,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Ohio	Fremont	1	0	1	5	32	37	None	3		5	1,400	75,000
Ohio	Hamilton	3	1	4	16	78	94	None			9	3,950	325,000
Ohio	Ironton	2	0	2	7	45	52	None		0	7	2,600	150,000
Ohio	Lancaster	1	0	1	5	34	39	None			5	1,400	150,000
Ohio	Lima				3	88	91				12		260,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Ohio	Lorain	3	1	4	5	53	58	None			9	2,575	130,000
Ohio	Mansfield	2	2	4	4	79	83	None	5	0	9	3,944	325,000	Seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Ohio	Marietta	1	0	1	7	54	61	None	0	0	12	2,800	155,000
Ohio	Marion				3	47	50				8		205,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Ohio	Massillon	3	0	3	7	36	43				7	2,273	165,000
Ohio	Middletown	1	1	2	5	40	45		0	0	4	1,900	185,000
Ohio	Newark	2	2	4	4	68	72	None			13	3,200	197,000
Ohio	Piqua				5	47	52				7		225,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Ohio	Portsmouth	3	7	10	4	64	68	None	2	1	11	2,800	230,000
Ohio	Sandusky	3	1	4	4	70	74	None	0	1	8	3,240	300,000
Ohio	Springfield	1	0	1	28	137	165	None	1	0	16	7,160	450,000
Ohio	Steubenville				5	50	55				6		151,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Ohio	Tiffin	1	0	1	4	35	39	None	0	0	5	1,800	200,000
Ohio	Toledo	11	13	24	26	432	458	5 to 12	6	1	42	23,583	1,479,000	Value of property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Ohio	Warren	1	0	1	9	34	43	None			9	2,000	200,000
Ohio	Wellston	2	1	3	6	30	36	None			7	1,750	50,000	Buildings used for school purposes and seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Ohio	Xenia	1	0	1	4	40	44	None	0	1	6	1,843	140,000
Ohio	Youngstown	3	2	5	13	147	160	None	0	0	23	7,000	800,000
Ohio	Zanesville				6	88	94				17		250,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Oklahoma	Guthrie	1	0	1	5	36	41	High school	5	0	5	1,800	75,000
Oklahoma	Oklahoma City													All statistics from 1899-1900.
Oregon	Astoria	1	0	1	4	26	30	None	0	0	5	1,250	70,000
Oregon	Portland	28	5	33	22	263	285	None		4	28	13,000	1,075,503	Seats for study in all public schools and value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Pennsylvania	Allegheny	22	3	25	39	361	400	Grammar	9	12	30	16,469	2,445,688
Pennsylvania	Allentown	1	2	3	25	90	115	None	0	2	14	5,600	705,817	Teachers from 1899-1900.
Pennsylvania	Altoona	1	3	4	18	135	153	None	0	0	12	7,350	509,100
Pennsylvania	Beaver Falls	1	0	1	3	41	44	None	0	0	5	2,000	135,000
Pennsylvania	Braddock	2	5	7	2	45	47	None	0	0	4	2,250	307,500
Pennsylvania	Bradford	1	3	4	6	59	65	None	1	0	8	3,000	250,000
Pennsylvania	Butler	2	3	5	3	47	50	None			5	2,411	200,000
Pennsylvania	Carbondale	1	0	1	6	50	56	None		2	10	3,219	190,000
Pennsylvania	Carlisle	1	1	2	11	23	34				7	1,600	111,500
Pennsylvania	Chambersburg	1	0	1	5	30	35	None	0	0	7	1,870	70,000
Pennsylvania	Chester	1	1	2	6	128	134	None	0	0	23	5,614	500,000
Pennsylvania	Columbia	1	0	1	3	41	44	None	0	1	6	2,100	76,300	Teachers from 1899-1900.
Pennsylvania	Danville	1	0	1	4	23	27	None	0	1	5	1,550	100,000
Pennsylvania	Du Bois				6	27	33							All statistics from 1899-1900.
Pennsylvania	Dunmore	1	0	1	4	47	51	None	0		10	2,400	125,000
Pennsylvania	Duquesne	1	5	6	1	39	40	None	0	0	5		127,400
Pennsylvania	Easton	2	0	2	25	74	99	None	0	0	15	4,932	557,330
Pennsylvania	Erie	3	16	19	8	202	210	None	3	2	17	7,845	954,980
Pennsylvania	Harrisburg	4	2	6	30	166	196	High school	0	0	25	9,989	775,989
Pennsylvania	Hazleton	1	1	2	9	45	54	None			8	2,925	210,000
Pennsylvania	Homestead	2	5	7	1	41	42	From 6 up	0	0	5	2,500	240,000
Pennsylvania	Johnstown	2	2	4	24	106	130	Highest grammar grade and high school	0	0	22	6,100	540,000
Pennsylvania	Lancaster	2	0	2	11	108	119	None	0	11	19	6,330	483,150
Pennsylvania	Lebanon	2	0	2	6	61	67	None	1	0	12	3,000	335,000
Pennsylvania	McKeesport				18	105	123							All statistics from 1899-1900.
Pennsylvania	Mahanoy City	1	0	1	7	35	42	None			5	2,200	115,000
Pennsylvania	Meadville	1	3	4	1	49	50	None	0	0	4	2,100	140,000
Pennsylvania	Mount Carmel	1	2	3	7	34	41	None		4	6	2,216	90,000	Buildings used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Pennsylvania	Nanticoke	1	0	1	11	32	43	None	0	4	6	1,960	99,637	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Pennsylvania	Newcastle	2	1	3	14	103	117	None	0	0	14	4,900	388,737
Pennsylvania	Norristown	1	0	1	8	69	77	From 7 through high school			9	3,400	300,000
Pennsylvania	Oil City				3	48	51							All statistics from 1899-1900.
Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	64	103	167	163	3,289	3,452	In two high schools	142	84	325	160,000	12,500,000	Seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Pennsylvania	Phoenixville	2	0	2	2	26	28	None	0	0	4	1,500	75,000	Teachers and value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh	3	6	9	52	942	994	Grammar	26		84	47,000	3,500,000
Pennsylvania	Pittston	2	1	3	1	34	35	None		8	6	1,700	85,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Pennsylvania	Plymouth	1	0	1	5	27	32	None			6	2,300	60,000
Pennsylvania	Pottstown	1	0	1	14	53	67	None	0	0	22	3,240	192,658
Pennsylvania	Pottsville	1	0	1	7	53	60	None			11	3,000	350,000
Pennsylvania	Reading	1	4	5	9	301	310	None	0	5	46	13,050	965,500
Pennsylvania	Scranton				30	310	340	None	5	83	38	14,800	1,610,384
Pennsylvania	Shamokin				15	55	70							All statistics from 1899-1900.
Pennsylvania	Sharon	2	0	2	1	34	35	None	0	0	7	1,700	65,000
Pennsylvania	Shenandoah	1	2	3	8	52	60	None		12	10	3,340	130,000
Pennsylvania	South Bethlehem				10	37	47
Pennsylvania	Steelton	2	0	2	18	25	43	None	0		6	2,249	326,000
Pennsylvania	Sunbury	1	0	1	11	36	47	None		0	9	2,200	100,000
Pennsylvania	Titusville	1	0	1	2	43	45	None	3	0	5	1,750	107,867
Pennsylvania	Warren				6	37	43
Pennsylvania	Westchester	1	0	1	5	33	38	9 to 12			4	1,562	150,000
Pennsylvania	Wilkesbarre	1	2	3	29	149	178	High school		17	20	9,792	600,000
Pennsylvania	Wilkinsburg	1	0	1	2	46	48	None	0	0	3	2,100	250,000
Pennsylvania	Williamsport	1	1	2	18	93	111	None	0	1	14	5,600	375,000
Pennsylvania	York	1	0	1	30	100	130	None	0	0	21	5,973	625,000
Rhode Island	Central Falls	1	2	3	3	52	55	None	0	3	9	2,263	169,000
Rhode Island	Cranston (town)	1	2	3	8	54	62	None	4		16	2,184	200,000
Rhode Island	Cumberland (town)							None	0	4	14	2,000	62,500	Buildings used for school purposes and seats for study in all public schools from 1899-1900.
Rhode Island	East Providence (town)	1	3	4	4	53	57	None	0	1	17	2,352	150,000
Rhode Island	Lincoln (town)	1	0	1	1	32	33	None	0	0	11
Rhode Island	Newport	1	0	1	10	83	93	4 to 13	5	4	14	3,535	441,308
Rhode Island	Pawtucket	7	3	10	4	140	144	None	7	5	28	5,980	691,650
Rhode Island	Providence	2	11	13	55	599	654	High school	24	20	99	27,961	2,633,900
Rhode Island	Warwick (town)	1	1	2	9	56	65	None	0	7	28
Rhode Island	Woonsocket	1	0	1	7	99	106	7 to 9	2	7	24	3,935	280,000
South Carolina	Charleston	6	6	12	6	92	98	None	0	0	6	7,213	200,000
South Carolina	Columbia	1	1	2	6	32	38	Some in primary	0	0	5	1,890	53,000
South Carolina	Greenville	1	0	1	4	23	27	None	0	0	4	1,500	32,734	All statistics from 1899-1900.
South Carolina	Spartanburg	1	1	2	4	26	30	None	0	0	4	1,620	36,000
South Dakota	Sioux Falls	2	2	4	2	50	52	Some in all grades			9	2,135	275,000
Tennessee	Chattanooga	5	2	7	5	85	90				7	6,000	325,000	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Tennessee	Clarksville	1	0	1	2	26	28	None			2	1,250	43,210
Tennessee	Jackson	5	3	8	0	32	32	4 to 7			4	2,800	55,000
Tennessee	Knoxville	6	1	7	12	71	83	None	0	0	13	3,600	180,000
Tennessee	Memphis	1	0	1	19	199	218	None	0	1	30	9,141	430,580
Tennessee	Nashville	20	1	21	24	178	202	None	0	1	18	9,628	472,240
Texas	Austin	1	1	2	17	59	76	9 to 11	0	0	12	3,642	190,550
Texas	Beaumont													All statistics from 1899-1900.
Texas	Corsicana	1	0	1	7	26	33	None	0	0	5	1,470	82,000	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Texas	Dallas	2	0	2	20	101	121	None	0	0	14	6,171	345,854
Texas	Denison	1	1	2	5	37	42	None	0	0	9	2,069	123,600
Texas	El Paso	4	5	9	7	36	43	None	2		6	1,683	162,810
Texas	Fort Worth	3	0	3	21	63	84	None	0	0	13	4,500	219,007
Texas	Gainesville	1	0	1	3	29	32	None	0		5	1,244	119,235
Texas	Galveston	1	0	1	15	67	82		0	0	7	4,250	442,300
Texas	Houston	2	2	4	33	116	149	1 to 7	0	0	20	5,781	600,000
Texas	Laredo	1	0	1	0	22	22	None			8	600	11,200
Texas	Palestine	1	0	1	9	23	32	None	0	0	7	1,316	66,765
Texas	Paris	1	0	1	5	44	49	None			7	1,300	80,250
Texas	San Antonio	1	0	1	34	101	135				22	6,970	327,833
Texas	Sherman	1	0	1	3	34	37	None	1	0	5	1,644	97,200
Texas	Tyler												58,100	All statistics from 1899-1900.
Texas	Waco	1	0	1	13	56	69	None	0	0	13	3,440	285,600
Utah	Ogden	3	1	4	19	76	95	None	0	0	19	4,200	358,788
Utah	Salt Lake City	9	2	11	25	266	291	None			27	11,329	1,117,602
Vermont	Barre	1	0	1	3	31	34	None	0	0	7	1,625	105,000
Vermont	Burlington	2	1	3	6	67	73				14		344,700
Vermont	Rutland	2	3	5	2	56	58	None	3		10		163,200	Value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Virginia	Alexandria	3	2	5	9	24	33	None			5	1,850	37,000	Seats for study in all public schools and value of public property used for school purposes from 1899-1900.
Virginia	Danville	2	0	2	7	47	54	None	0	0	5	2,500	58,000
Virginia	Lynchburg	3	3	6	7	58	65	Grammar			9	3,000	130,000
Virginia	Manchester
Virginia	Newport News	1	0	1	4	38	42	None	0	0	6	1,540	60,000
Virginia	Norfolk
Virginia	Petersburg	1	0	1	2	51	53	High school	0	0	9	3,150	75,000
Virginia	Portsmouth