General statement..
Table 1.--The total population, the school population, and the adult male population..
Table 2.--Density of population, urban population, nativity and race classification, value of manu-
factures, illiteracy, and relations of the adult male population and of the school population....
Table 3.-School ages in the several States; State school censuses.
Table 4.-Number of pupils enrolled in the common schools at different dates and the relation of
the enrollment to the school population....
Table 5.-- The school enrollment of 1906-7 classified by sex; percentage of total population enrolled
at different dates......
Table 6.-Per cent of the school population enrolled in the public schools, for a period of years.
Table 7.–The average daily attendance at certain periods, and its relation in 1906–7 to the enrollment.
Table 8.-Average length of the school term at various periods; aggregate number of days' schooling
given to all pupils; the same compared with the school population and the enrollment.
Table 9.-Length of the school term; the aggregate number of days' schooling given compared with
the school population.
Table 10.-Number and sex of teachers.
Table 11.---Teachers' wages; number of schoolhouses; value of school property; private school
enrollment...
Table 12.--School moneys received...
Table 13.-The school revenue compared with the school population and the adult male popula-
tion; percentage analysis of the school revenue..
Table 14.--Progress of school expenditure..
Table 15.-The school expenditure classified..
Table 16.-Expenditure per pupil; average daily expenditure per pupil; percentage analysis of
school expenditure....
Table 17.-Amount expended for common schools each year since 1869–70...
Table 18.-School expenditure per capita of population; same per capita of average attendance.
Table 19.-Wealth and school expenditure, 1880 and 1890.
Table 20.-Wealth and school expenditure, 1900 and 1904.
Table 21.--Permanent school funds and school lands.
Diagrams illustrating educational statistics..
General statistical survey..
I. Cities of 8,000 population and over.
Evening schools..
II. Cities, towns, and villages of 4,000 to 8,000 population..
III. Distribution of pupils by grade...
Table 22.-Summary of enrollment, attendance, supervising officers, and teachers in cities containing
over 8,000 inhabitants..
Table 23.--Summary of school property and expenditures in cities.
Table 24.-Ratios and averages based on data in Tables 22 and 23.
Table 25.--Summarized school statistics of cities, from 1890-91 to 1906-7, inclusive
Table 26. Comparative statistics of cities, summarized by divisions, etc...
Table 27.-Summary of enrollment in kindergartens and in the several elementary grades in certain
cities.