...is an uhstract of the results of bis efforts, derived from returns — nmny of them imperfect—nnd from his own observations and inquiries. The number...children in the state between the ages of four and tweutyone years, is about 550,000. Of these, 84,296 attended school from two to four months of the...

...imperfect — and from his own observation!* and inquiries. The number of school districts in the Stale is about 8000, of which, above 7000 were reported....four and twentyone years, is about 550,000. Of these, 84,2% attended srJiool from two to four months of the year, and 62.144 over four months, making a total...

...absence, ..... 41,514 These facts will speak with a voice of still louder alarm, if we compare the whole number of children in the State, between the ages of four and sixteen, with the average attendance upon the schools of the same number ; — as follows : Whole number...

...was $57,458 59, or between fifteen and sixteen dollars apiece for the students. During the same year, the number of children in the State between the ages of four and sixteen years, was 179,268, or, in round numbers, one hundred and eighty thousand, and the expense...

...was $57,458 59, or between fifteen and sixteen dollars apiece for the students. During the same year, the number of children in the State between the ages of four and sixteen years, was 179,268, or, in round numbers, one hundred and eighty thousand, and the expense...

...number in its branches, though varying at different periods of the year, exceeds one hundred and fifty. The number of children in the State, between the ages of four and eighteen years, reported to the Superintendent of Public Instruction, is eighty thousand four hundred...

...number in its branches, though varying at different periods of the jear, exceeds one hundred and fifty. The number of children in the State, between the ages of four and eighteen years, reported to the Superintendent of Public Instruction, is eighty thousand four hundred...

...schools appears by the returns to be twenty-seven thousand two hundred and sixty-six, while the whole number of children in the State, between the ages of four and sixteen years, stands in the returns, one hundred and seventy-seven thousand and fifty-three. From...

...of all improvements made at the expense of the state. (Sec. 3, chr-p. 71o/1856.) No. 12. The Indian children in the state, between the ages of four and twenty-one years, shall be entitled to draw public money the same as white children. The superintendent shall cause an...

...Annual Report (1857) of the State Superintendent we obtain the following statistics : — The whole number of children in the State between the ages of four and twenty, entitled to share in the common fund, is 241,647, being an increase of 27,761 over the number...