Report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. [1915]

INDEX 301
Page
Rural Schools................................................................ 18-22
Statistics concerning teachers................................................. 19-22
Sanitary schoolhouses.......................................................... 16-18
St. Mary's Academy, general and financial statistics of............................... 279, 282
St. M~ary's School, general and financial statistics of................................. 279, 282
School, average number of months............................................ 137, 145-147
number of days In graded districts......................................... 176-197
whole number of days................................................... 145-147
School board and inspectors, amount paid for services of.......................... 141, 157-158
School districts, statistics of (see Districts).
School examiners.............................................................. 273-277
School for the Blind (see Mtichigan School for the Blind).
School for the Deaf (see Michigan School for the Deaf).
School funds.................................................................. 125
Building and sites...................................................... 140, 154-156
District taxes......................................................... 139, 151-153
Expenditures.......................................................... 140, 154-156
Library moneys......................................... 141, 151-153, 154-156, 181-163
Michigan'Agricultural College fund............................................ 125
Millitax.............................................................l U99151-153
Normal school fund......................................................... 125
Primary school fund............................................ 125, 139;'141,9143-144
Districts forfeiting.......................................................... 9-10
Resources........................................................ 139, 140, 151-153
Teachers' Wages....................................................... 138, 139, 140
University fund....................................................... 125, 126-135
School statistics, general....................................................... 145-147
Schoolhouses, number of..................................................... 139, 145-147
number properly ventilated.......................................... 173-174
number to be built during year........................................ 139
sanitary.......................................................... 16-18
Schools and schoolhouses, statistics as to conditions................................. 173-174
Schools, cost per capita........................................................ 159-100
number furnishing free textbooks......................................... 173-174
having adopted textbooks in physiology............................. 173-174
having one room..............:................................... 139
having two or more rooms......................................... 139
having uniform textbooks in each branch............................ 173-174
In which physiology and hygiene is taught........................ 173-174, 175
properly classified............................................... 173-174
with prescribed course of study.................................... 173-174
special statistics of.................................................... 283-286
teachers employed In...........................................2. 37, 138, 148-150
with normal and business course, general and financial statistics of............279-280, 282
Schools, parochial, number of............................................ 137, 170, 283-286
Seminary of the Felician Sisters, general and financial statistics of...................... 279, 282
Seventh grade, number of pupils in............................................... 145-147
Sisters of the Order of St. Dominic (see Holy Rosary Academy)....................... 279, 292
Special classes for backward and feebleminded children............................... 57-75
Sprague Correspondence School of Law, general and financial statistics of................ 279, 282
Spring Arbor Seminary, general and financial statistics of............................. 279, 282
Standard Schools............................................................. 22-37
State and educational institutions:
Amount of legislative appropriation.......................................... 281-282
Cost per student.......................................................... 281-282
Current expenses for the year............................................... 281-282
Estimated value of grounds, buildings, etc..................................... 281-282
Expenses for permanent improvements........................................ 281-282
Funds, amount of productive................................................ 281-282
Income from....................................................... 281-282
Graduates, number of, in 1914............................................... 278-280
whole, since founded.................................... 278-280
Instructors, number of..................................................... 278-2"O
TALabilities.......................................................281-282