States.

TABLE 14.-Teaching force, enrollment, and income of 2,642 public high schools in 1913.

United States..

North Atlantic Division..
North Central Division..
South Atlantic Division..
South Central Division..
Western Division....

North Atlantic Division:
Maine..

New Hampshire.
Vermont.

2,642 6, 4219, 156 15,577 152, 489 189, 566 342, 055 $18,095, 931 $1,243, 155 $19, 339, 086

634 1,672 2,921 4,593 49, 468 57, 228 106, 696
961 2, 304 3, 205 5,509 52,037 66, 426 118, 463
350 565 687 1,252 11,051 15,714 26,765
450 903 995 1,898 18,953 23,089 42,042
247 977 1,348 2,325 20,980 27, 109 48, 089

133 167 282 449 4,002 5,228 9,230
27 43 101 144 1,462 1,668 3,130
27 46 91 137 1,318 1,536 2,854

5,327,697
6, 199, 393
1,071, 127
1,857, 737
3, 639, 977

498,649
454, 147

5,826,346 6,653, 540

58,497

1,129,624

151, 490

2,009, 227

80, 372

3,720, 349

34,319
28, 287

137, 101

711 1, 107 12, 987 13,301 26, 288

1,475, 296

945 1,228 2,173

109, 156

2,959 3,499 6, 458

304, 108

1,303, 772

104, 107

5,767 7,116 12, 883

728,997

98,856

805, 159

81,979

887, 138

1 Not including North Dakota School of Forestry at Bottineau, N. Dak.

Not including New Mexico Military Institute (State institution) at Roswell, N. Mex.

Total income from

all sources.

TABLE 15.-Private high schools and academies Number of schools, secondary instructors, secondary students, and elementary pupils in 1912–13.

United States....... 2, 168 5, 656 7, 698 13, 354 69, 542 78, 696 148, 238 2, 280 3,856 6, 13637, 273 54, 367 91, 640

3626131

ง

9,813 12, 100 21,913 6,453 11, 345 17,798 8,461 12, 046 20,507 10, 233 14, 224 24, 457 7 2,313 4,652 6,965

51 212 263 176 78 254 74 135

2 61

11 1,010 1,318 2,328

1 241 349 590 300 454 754

2

5

23, 731 5, 126 8,857 -1, 118 1,319 2,437 3, 125 3, 170 6,295

789 2,088 2,877 265 589 854 931 2,223 3, 154 371 656 1,027 257 557 814

834 1,141 1,975 1,322 1, 658 2,980

780 1,326 2, 106 199 248 447 167 164 331

New Jersey.

264

Pennsylvania..

488

223 487 2,598 1,781 4,379
599 1,087 6,170 5,493 11, 663

North Central Division:

Ohio.

Indiana.

Illinois.

Michigan.

266 1,419 1,588 3,007
368 2,040 2,226 4,266
341 1,507 2,479

3,986

408 2,037 2,301

4,338

44

45 89

States.

TABLE 16.—Private high schools and academies Number of secondary, or high-school, students in leading courses of study in 1912–13.

United States.
North Atlantic Division.
North Central Division..
South Atlantic Division..
South Central Division.
Western Divisica.

North Atlantic Division:
Maine..

New Hampshire.
Vermont.

Massachusetts.
Rhode Island.
Connecticut..

New York.

New Jersey..

Pennsylvania.

North Central Division:

Ohio.

Indiana

Illinois.

Michigan..

2, 168 59, 924 68, 466 128,390 704 8,839 7, 101 15,940 138 3,508 1,075 4,583

20 632 116

810 748

113

183

130

58

15 228

123

44

193

179

96

7,493 241

243

603

140

890 81

15

163

33

4

789 1,962

373

10 383

278

138

63 201

84

79

578

57

151

100 103

203

193

10

13

TABLE 17.-Private high schools and academies Number of secondary, or high-school, students in leading courses of study in 1912–13.

In training courses for In agricultural courses.

teachers.

In domestic economy.

TABLE 18.-Private high schools and academies Number of secondary, or high-school, students reported as actually preparing for college in 1912–13.