TABLE 14.-Statistics of schools of pharmacy for the year 1912-13-Continued.

York University.

Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati Veterinary College

1900

Louis P. Cook.

12,630

CHAPTER VII.

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE NORMAL SCHOOLS.

There were 284 public and private normal schools reporting to this bureau for the year ending June, 1913, an increase of 7 over the number reported for 1912. On page 350 will be found the names of the institutions added or dropped from the list of public normal schools and private normal schools. The following institutions, formerly listed as public normal schools, now appear in the list of colleges, universities, and technological schools: State Teachers College of Colorado, Iowa State Teachers College, New York State Normal College, and the Normal College of the City of New York. The State Normal School, Athens, Ohio, is included under Ohio University, and the State Normal School, Oxford, Ohio, is included under Miami University.

In the regular training courses for teachers in the 284 normal schools there were enrolled 94,455 students, as compared with 89,984 reported in 1912, showing an increase of 4,471 students. Of the 94,455 students reported, there were 1,962 preparing to be kindergarten teachers. In addition to the students in training courses for teachers in these public and private normal schools, 21,425 students were reported as pursuing such courses in 931 public high schools, and 5,626 in 265 private high schools and academies. The following table makes a comparison of the number of students in teachers' training courses in public and private institutions for the past four years:

Students in teachers' training courses reported for four years.

The number of normal graduates reported from the 284 public and private normal schools for 1913 was 20,872, or 22 per cent of the number of normal students in these institutions.

The following synopsis compares the progress of public and private normal schools in the past 22 years:

Public appropriations to public normal schools for 24 years.

Public normal schools not reporting in 1913.-Jacksonville State Normal School, Alabama; State Colored Normal School, Alabama; Bridgeport (Conn.) City Normal School; Louisville (Ky.) Normal School; Shelby Normal Institute (colored), Mississippi; Slater Industrial and State Normal School (colored), North Carolina; Croatan Normal College, North Carolina; Minot State Normal School, North Dakota; Bowling Green State Normal School, Ohio; Kent State Normal School, Ohio; Colored Agricultural and Normal University, Oklahoma.

Public normal schools added in 1913.-Lewiston (Me.) Normal Training School; Schenectady (N. Y.) Teachers' Training School; West Tennessee State Normal School; Middle Tennessee State Normal School; State Agricultural and Industrial Normal School for Negroes, Tennessee.

Transferred to private secondary list.-Lee Normal Academy, Maine; Springfield Normal School, Maine.

CHANGES IN PRIVATE NORMAL SCHOOL LIST.

Private normal schools not reporting in 1913.-Pea Ridge (Ark.) Masonic College; Dixon (Ill.) College and Normal School; Nickerson College, Kansas; Fremont College, Nebraska; Albion Academy (colored), North Carolina; Ohio Southern Normal College; Institute for Colored Youth, Pennsylvania; Cherokee Normal and Industrial Institute (colored), South Carolina; Morristown Normal Academy (colored), Tennessee; George Peabody College for Teachers, Tennessee; East Texas Normal College.