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........Do You kee.-....-.....Give full name of dictionary as it appears on

Kind of blackboard rr r""..SJ./n-.fu-.Number living trees on school "roonu"..Mh-8'I)..State condition of outbuiltlings, "or"'......7!.AZ*).


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Classification RepgrtCounty of . 8........ts .

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II,EMARKS ONINDIVIDUAL PUPILSSYLLABLIS OF CLASSES

Pupils in each cluss(by number)

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'.--.--fl*'rLTe{cher'"salary per month, S. .2.0..-&

..-----..Address while teachin

TEACITER'S REMARKS ON CLASSIFIGATION

....-...-...'....--.--Have you a suitable book-case?.... ....

What isthe general condition of your school ground


26/131

Of SchoolCounty of----

Prelim inary Classification Repoft*r4*-%Ar-/Z'-4--,--------------..-----rownni*or---&,

---For the term eyymencye- d;24"'__.___4 Tea

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I I REMARKS ONNAMES I Ace I INDMDUAL PUPILS Yr. lMo. I Pupils in Each Class I Text Books(bynumber) | Ugee

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27/131

Daily Program, - suBrEcrsi ll 'T' , I till From I To I E

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SUBJECTS

of volumes in library---- --./-l-5-------------General condition of library books-----i ----------Do you ke------Have you a slritable book-case?.--%4- ( Give full name of clictionary asit appears o

Has your school a n"sf ----J}.tf- ----- ------What is the general condition of your school gro

--Address while teachi

rnl\cu S REI}IARI(S ON CLASSIFICATTON : .--- n=-J>--;-:-;-----_-.-,

-:------------- ------ ---4- ----------6---r ft-------on school groona"--LhLJJ---State con$tion of outbuildings, Boys'---- 14tI/LCoal House-'- ={/a.I/L ------t"".ntl's salary per month, S----Q


28/131

Preliminary Classification Report?.:2a.....14..4.*...-----.-------..-...-Townshipoff School in.

County

Mstropolttau SuDDly Oompaay' Alano6a, Iows-luOlosedLastTerm

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29/131

Daily ProgramSUBJEGTS

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' - -=-- SPECIAL REPORTt rvtnlGive general condition of your school room with regard to cleanliness, desks, stove, windows and

of volumes in librar-Record?....-.-. -2.2a,.--.--.----------flave you a suitablebook-case?--%"

Coal lIouse...

---..Give full name ofof blackboard inyour school a flag? ...What is the general condition of your school gr

Teacher's salary per month, g-.fffir.

as it appears

whire teachin y.@M.. 44....TEACIIER'S REIIARKS ON CLASSIFICATION


30/131

First Week's Classificatio Repoft.,..County, Il

For the term

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EOUSEEOLDABTS

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AND f,YCIENE/'1J'f{L'7(.- - GEOGRAPEYlA.&,-1$LrTi{: t".u. s. srsronv

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REMARI$ ONINDIVIDUAL PUPILSSYLLABUA OF CLASSES


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DAILY PROGRAMllrrrII TIFORENOON SUBTECTS! llr'o-

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AFTERNOON SUBIECTS

SPECIAL REPORT

General condition of library,.-.....Have you a suitable book-case?

1....What is the general condition of your school

desks, stovq

No. volumes .in librarY...?

Condition.

you keep a

No. condition of outbuildings, Boys'Girls'.. Coal house. .....Teachet's salary per m-onth, fi..ffi-:'ferm Yfas the Classification record properly fillecl out at the close of 14st term?.zA z

TEACHER'S REMARKS ON CLASSIFICATION\


32/131

of school in...4.County

REMARKS ONINDIVIDUAL PUPILS reg Beok l"i:""fureo i rem

Preliminary Classification Report

NAMES

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COMPLETE'PROGRAM SHOWING THE HOURS OF STUDY AND RECITATIONEish

oo

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o:t l96-ll6r2,il / o,3fl toc.ol ':.r-ll ol/ ol>o

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Director's name 7.7-h'Date of this

@tu

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of dictionary as it appe

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No. vofu- es in library. .......7...,f-.....G en eralLibraryRecord?-....-.v...!-o-.....-.....Have

vtirfrLWhat

grade of certificate do you lnold,?-hAA-.has it been registered in this county since July Lst?..i{o. of living trees on school grounds.t't*:6t...... State condition of out buildings: Boys'.....-t-*.=tA-............-...............-y

-l *, -... ,, t0 I -^ - ',;ffi:r#:W:fu:,vlz Le.2.4 fli//, %r.UTEACI{ER'S REMARKS ON CLASSIFICATION


34/131

Preliminary Classification ReportOf school in..4County

6tt"!-/-&^^.1^-,tdrr,J ,&/^'!/"-/ADVANCED DIVISION

I/71/^i

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35/131

COMPI.ETE PROGRAM SHOWING THE HOIJRS OF STUDY AND R.ECITATIONF'lrct Grade@lu;TXc, navl@to1,4/

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I-or the term commencing

.:.IFirbt Week's Classification : ReportSchool, District N". I l2 ,

tg &{SYLLABUS OF CLASSESPupils in each class(by nurnber)

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RBMARKS ONINDIVTDUAL PUPIS

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DAILY PROGRAMI

FoRENOON SUBJEiTS

1:l D.fLq73-a-

15.J/-e,'ltU,2,

I t:o5t:t 6

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t!2_8"46.

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t t:tf,_f:.

lt96 _t:f!t?iQo 7l *.*-

Give general condition of your schoolroom

No. volumes in library '7 D "Ceneral condition of library bookS Do you keep aLibrary Record? ??,o Have you a suitable book-"urelJZda2,- Give full name of dictio-nary as it appears on the

Condition T'u-al Kind of blac =-l'*

coverCondition

No.livingGirls' 4n;n, .--io^l hour. fa"vt- Teacher's salary per month, S 7 d

lg 3 6 Was the classification r'ecord properly filled out at the close of last term?ress while teaching

Term endsTeacher's

ta.r-V-


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n0f the-,.V-...For the term

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GRTIMMARZ f; ?,, /a, //, / 213, /1, /5

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REMARKS ONINDIVIDUAL PUPILSSYLLABUS OF CLASSES



39/131

DAILY PROGRAM1'IME aa FORENOON SUBJECTS TIMDI d@ AFTDRNOON SpBJECTSFrom To From Tof,f '/o

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SPECIAL REPORT

No. volumes in library. ....- I S. General condition of library books.............. Cm,*. -.-....-....-....-.....Do you keep a

Coal house..'lerm ends'Teacher's

fication record properly filled out at the closeffitAddress while te'aching..\2..-2.

of your schoolroom with cleanliness, desks, stovg windows and decorations

...-....-....-.....Have you a suitable book-case? ve full name of dictionary as i..........Kind of ln

.JA....a/..

TEACHER'S REMARKS ON CLASSIFICATION


40/131

school in-Pteliminary Classification

i& - -. fu ,.. /- #* e., ....... -.. -... -. Torvns h ipl-...-.-..--for the term commencin e ---.& n.2.f

REMARKS ONINDIVIDUAL PUPILSSYLLABUS OF CLASSESPupils in each claes(by number)

.1,2, 3,+.

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a -.' '

coMPLETE PRocriAu sirowruc rHE. ; . t.-

HOURS OT STUDY AND RECITATION

'-

t{-o

-5-b0_{-'o*

_-

SPECIAL REPORTgeneral condition of your schoolroom with regard to cleanliness, desks, stove, windorvs, decorations

[] uoro*., " tt*;:7d0.-...-'""'"'ui.o"aition or ribrary ;:;;.;.:V**,+..:A;;J-..-.................--.- Do you keibrary Recofi.?---{--!A---- Have you a suitablebookcase?--"A*A1..-- Give fulf n{(r" of dictionary as it apnears onibrary Record?-.-d!/f----- Have you a suitable bookcase?--"A*N---- Give fufi n#ne of dictionary 4s it appears onl- *t .*-ot;4onaition---4-&..u---.Kind of btackboard in use.-- t-a2tn--.---conait-%,*AHas your school a flae?.*4A)--- What is the general condition of 'your school grbunds?--- -*MJraa" of certificate do you frofaf---Y-gJzS*zr-l-------.-- Has it been registered in this county since Jufy Lst?-hdt drade of certificate do you hold?------EJzS*+=*r-L--------- Has it been registered in this county;ince Jt'ly Lst?-of living trees on school grounds----- -&=------State contlition of out-buildings: Boys'-. fu---';{----------------- -------.-M coat house ?844* -94Ja-4------- Teacher's salary per month, s......Z.a..ends- ' 7-Z- *-+t- 3=, $ 2.? ' A /erm enas -l - - --fr a.-.+y' - 3- -, - - - - - -nu "-G&.-r/.-H..- --, tg-&./

'J.A/-C.AI{/""/,=.-...-.-. Address wh'e teaching...- E44a,r/=ra/ 3/-'ru ..g//,.

of this report., , rg.&-fr. TEACHERS REMARKS ON CLASSIFICATION


42/131

Report of Classitication, Standing, Advancermerrt and Attendanceool in District No...../-{.A.t pfllisneal bv w, M. welch compony, chicago. / .tttrtcngreserveal " / r':nnvpiohn hs m

SYI]LABUS OF CI,ASSDS

READING

WRITING

EISTOIiYEaa,rna'

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JZ,-LilLr-('-:Zb,- ff4/*4/ /k'4-6-/*d/JJA,4e-4;- eL./"*-,KrZ &./ r/il*,^ qj-K)4-4;.-"/,/,*j a6'h.'AL"a- 4/^---,/E4&J,fr-,,.6*;l^ /3*ftobJ4"--'.4//Zu'/L-,

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43/131

to flle this R,eportirothe Superintendent'eOffibe will be entered in his Record' a,gainet. " tI. Teaoher as Dereliotion of Dutv.

Thisreportiug sheet corresponds to a page ol your Class-Register (not Attendance Begisla'); please fiIl itwith ink from your Cltssification Registerandreturnme at'the end of the last month of the term. It willkept for public inspection. Stutly the plan given be-ow antl follow it accurately. If you have not a Claesifi-cation Register in your School lel me lmow at once; alsoir:'orm tho President of your School Board. or yourirector.The Register canbe obtained at tho County Superin-enclentis office.Please endeavor to have a Register proviclecl for yourschool cl once, so that all tho schools may be classifiedbefore the entl of the term.

Eow to Olassify Your School in the Classiflca-tion Register.1st. Reacl the courge of etudy carefully; notice thenumber of grades and the work that each grade includes.2d. Ascertainin which grade ofthe Course each pu-pil has mosl of his work, and classify him in that gracle'If he bas not all of his studies in this gracle, mark thegracle in which such other stuclies are found, under theheadings for 0hese respective etudies. (See sample formin Regieter.)3cl. \Yhen a pupil has completecl a stucly anclpassed asatisfactory examination, creclit hirn with itin the columnof "Studiee Completed thia Term," also record it in the"Record of Stutlies Completed," iu the back part of theRegister. This record. shoukl show evoly study which

each pupil completes, until he finiehes the course andgratluates from the tlietrict echool. The graduating ofclaseea is one of the greatest incentives that can be ueedinkeepingpupilsfrom "droppingout" of school, Diplo-mas for gratluation will be furnished by the County Su-perintendeiit for all pupils who finish the course of study.4th. The "SyllabusofOlasseg"shows every class ineach study, ancl the pupile (indicatecl by numbers) be-longing to it, also the pages canvasged by each class d.ur-ingtheterm. Thenamee of pupils belonging to eachclass may be found by referring to the names, corre-sponding to each number, in the column of "Nameg ofPupils.tt

TEACHER'S REMARKS TO SUPERINTENDENT

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.............:_._........... ...,1..$'l,...... {.{!

tEth. Thelrst classification of any schobl is the mosttlifrcult, antl ehould be macle with mucb care. Succeed-ingteachers should not change the classification teft .bytheir preclecessors without goocl reason.6th. The classification as left by each teacher shouldshow tlre status of each pupil at t}le close of eacb termeach being clasgified in the gratle which he has justfiitislred,. .7th. A pupil changing from one school to any otherin which this Regieter is usetl, may receive from histeachera certificate ofhis etancling which will enablethe teacher whose school he entere to claseify him with-out oxamination.8th. Oertifuates oJ Promotion and Monthly Reports toParentg may be fountl to be valuable helps.9th. Bejustard.fair in your markings, neitherhigh nor too low, so as to avoicl clasbing of opinionguccessive teachers.

Write Answers t0 the following Questione:

work ?Do you Oral Language Lessons to t

Is; your daily progratn posted up in yoschool ,oo t---LLu-/ilDo you makU doillt preparation for yo

First and Secondthem write from ten

Reader classes, and hato twenty minutes dailooby

Do youin giviag special drills in writing to all grade

Reader grades write athe Third. and Fouleast one letter ea

qreek besides other language viork?.**.Ik--

AllprsoDsa,re warnetl ag&inst makiDg or publisbing thisblenk, or euy modiflcation ol it, es it beloDgs to a serles consistingof "Welch's System of Suprvision," onal is under copyright

OAITY PROGRAM(NorD,-State what you! school Deeals itr allDarstqq' blaok- :rnoaitfs. etc,:-olCo sive -the Domes ol pupils not providetl with ibooks, namins: the books needed. Suggest wbcrein tbo County qSuperintendent can co-operilte \9itb you for tho odvancement- ol ,1.your scbool, ctc,) tr Ji.T; "'!',"i I__:_""""""""'t"'-'-J" I .3.t:. .

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DAILY PROGRAMITEMS OF REPORT

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Failure to file this Report in the Superintend.ent's Office will be -entered in his Recordagainst the Teacher as Dereliction of Duty.This reportin! sheet .orr.rporrd, to a page of yourClassification Register (not I ttcndance Ree;ster) ; pleasefill it out with ink from your Classification Registerand return -it t!.me at the end of the last month ofthe term. : Ir itill be kept for public inspeition.Study th.e 'plari gi'ven below and follow it ac-urately.If you have not a Classification Register in yourSchool let me rtnazu at once; also inform the Presidentof your School Board or your Director.The Register can be obtained at the County Super-intendenCs oftce.Please endeavor to have a Register provided foryour school at lnce, so that all the schools may be;l2ssiFed before the end of the term.

How to Classify Your School in the Classifica-tion Register.1st. Read the course of study carefully; noticethe number of grades and the work that each gradeincludes.2d. Ascertain in which grade of the Course eachpupil has nost of. his work, and classify him in thargrade. If he has not all of his studies in this grade,mark the grade in which such other studies are found,under the headings for these respective sudies.(See sample form in Register. )- 3d. When a pupil has completed a study andpassed a satisfactory examination, credit him with itin the column of "Studies Completed this Termr"also record it in the "Record of Studies Completed,"in the back part of the Register. This rec


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Failure to File this Report in the Superintendent'sOffice will be entered in his Record againstthe Teacher as a Dereliction of Duty.This reportins sheet colresponds to the classifica-tion secti6n of iour CombinedRegister; please fill itout vrith ink from your Register and return to me atthe end of the last month- of the term. It vrill bekept for public inspection. Study the plan given be-lo* and-follow if accurately. If you have not aCombined Register in your Sehool let me knorv atonce; also inform the Piesident of your School Boardol your Director.The Register can be obtained at the County Super-intendent's ofrce. Y' ,Please endeavor to have a Register provided foryoul school at once, so that lour school may beclassified before the end of the term.

Horv to Classify Your School in the ClassiflcationRegister.1st. Read the "oo".. .if study carefully; notice thenumber of forms and the work that each form in-cludes.2d. Ascertain in which iorm of the Course each'pupil has most of the rvork, and classify him in thatiorm. If he has not all of his studies in this fornr'.mark the fornr in rvhich such other studies are found,under the headings for these respective studies. (Seesanple form in Register.)3d. When a pupil has completed .? Ftudy andpassed a satisfalct6ry examinatibn, credit him with itin the column of "Studies Completetl this Term," also-record it in the "Record of Studies Completed," in*the back part of the ReEister. This record shouldshorv ever| study which each pupil completes, untilhe finishei the ioui'se and gra-du-ates frorn the dis-trict school. The graduatinf of classes is one of thesreatest incentives-that can [e used in keeping pupilsffrom "droppinE out" of school. Diplornas fol grad-uation 'rvili be furnished by the County Superintend-ent for all pupils who finish the course of studf.4th. The "Syllabus of Classes" shows every classin each study, and the pupils (indicatedby-numbers-)belonging td'it, also the pages canvassed- b-y eachclass tuiing th6 term. Th-e names of pupils belong-ine to eachclass mav be found by referring to thenalnes, corresponding to each number, in the columnof "Names of Pupils."5th. The.first classifieation of any school is themost difrcult, and chould be made lvith much care.SucceedinE teachers should not change the classifica-tion left b1 their predecessors without good reason-6th. The classihcation as left by each teachersnoutA show the status of each pupii at the c-lose of'each term each being elassifiecl in the grade rvhich he

has just finished. fn making your recommendationsin the section at right of "Pages Canvassed thisTerm," be just. Tliis section classifies this schootfor vour successor. I\Iake no recommendations thatyou -would not folow scrupulously were you to con-tinue rvork in this school next term.?th. A pupil changing from one .school to a-nyothel in whiCir this Register is used, may receivefrom his teacher a certilicate of his standing, rvhichwill enable the teacher rvhose school he enters toclassify him without examination.8th. Certificates of Promotion and Monthly Re-ports to Par:ents are valuable helps and may be ob-tained from the County SuBerintendent.gth. Be just and f-air ii your markings, neithertoo high nor too low, so as to avoid clashing of opin-ion by successive teachers.The follorving will assist you in maklirc ydi; Report i"accurately: -,. , .f .Total Number of Days of Abseni:E-This will bethe sum of the days of absence ofqll*rpupil.sl.qnrolled ' '.during the term.- Do not count theidbys a.pupil was'rdropied" as "days of absence."* When.:Q,.pupil is i"droiied" he is not a member of ibur s'chool andhenc-e-cannot be considered as "absent" in the sensein which the word "absent" is here used. \iAb'sence that is-less than half a dav rvill be re-ported as a haH ddir's.dbslnce;'for example, if a pu-bil comes before the-blose of the forenoon recess'Eount him tardy only; but if he should not arriveuntil after the forenoon recess, count him absent a '-half. day. Obserrre the same rule for the afternoonsesslolt.Total Number of Days of Attendance-This will bethe sum of the days of attendance of all pupils en-rolled during the term. The total number of days ofattendance, plus the total number days of atsence,shoukl ALWAYS equal the total nuhber days ofmemberdhip.' This f-act will enable ]'ou to test theaccuracv of your lesults. ig;*;']d*;-d;iil ;il;il'"ci:-ifinis is foun


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Failure to File this Report in the Superintendent'sOffice will be entered in his Record againstthe Teacher as a Dereliction of Duty.This reportins sheet corresponds to the classifica-tion secti6n of y-our Combined.Regis$er; please fill itout with ink from your Register and return to me atthe end of the lasl month- of the term. It will bekept for public inspectioh. Study the plan given be-loi antt-follotv if accurately. If you have not aCombined ReEister in vour School let me know atonce; also infdrru the Piesident of your School Boardor your Director.The Register can be obtainecl at the County Super-intendent's office.Please endeavor to have a'Register provided foryour: school at once, so that your school may beclassified before the end of the term.

has iust finished. In making your recommendationsin the section at light of ''Pages Canvassed thisTerm." be iust. Tfiis section classifies this schoolfor vilur suicessor. Make no recommendations thatyou -would not folow scrupulously were you to con-tinue rvork in this school next term.' ?th. A pupil chan_ging .from one -school to anyother in rvhich this , Register is used, may recervefrom his teacher a-certificate of his standiirg, whichwill enable the teacher whose school he enters toclassify him without exarnination.8th. Certificates of Promotion and Monthly Re-ports to Parents are valuable helps and may be ob-tained from the County Superintendent.gth. Be just and fbir in your markings, neithertoo high noi too low, so as to avoid clashing of opin-ion by successive teachers.The following rvill assist you in making your ReportaccuratelY:

Total Number of Days of Absence-This will bethe sum of the days of -absence of all pupils enrolleddurins the term. -Do not count the days a pupil rrae"dropied" as "days of absence." When a pupil ie"dro^p-ped" he is not a member of your school andhenci-cannot be considered as "absent" in the sense,in rvhich the rrord "absentt' is here used.Absence that is less than half a day will be re-ported as a half day's absencel for example, if a pu-nil comes before the close of the forenoon recessr.iount him tardy only; but if he should not arriveuntil after the lorenbon recess, count him absent a.half. day. Observe the same rule for the afternoonsessl0n.Total Number of Days of Attendance-This rvill be'the sum of the days of attendance of all pupils en-rolled durinq the term. The total number of days ot'attendance,-plus the total number days of absence,.should ALWAYS equal the total number days -of"membership. This f-act will enable ]'ou to test theaccuracv oi vour results.Averiee Daily Attendance-This is founcl by di-vidine thle total days of attendance by the number ofdavs-taueht. Ahvavs express the quotient as s.wliole nuinber. A fraction that is lels than a half'should be dropped, but a fraction that is a half or'more should be called 1.Number Violating Compulsory Attendance Law-'The lalv requires sll pspils between the ages of sevenand sixteerito attenil sihool regularly at least twen-tv-four consecutive rveeks. It does not apply to pu-nils rvho live more than two miles from school.- Whole Number of Days Taught-Count every day'for rvhich vou draw Dav as tauEht.Averase-Cost of Tiriiion per Month per Pupil Thisis foundby dividing the ambunt p4id thq tea-cher per'month by -the average daily attendance for the term..

Write Answers to the Following Questions:1. Is your daily program Bosted up in your'3

school room?-2. Do you n{ake daily preparation for your

them write ten to twenty minutes daily ?,l- -

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the First and SecondReaderClasses, and havefHorv to Classify Your School in the Classification. Register.1st. Reacl the course of study carefully; notice thenumber of forms and the wolk that each form in-cludes.2d. Ascertain-in which form of the Course eachpupil has most of the work, and classify him in thatiorm. If he has not all of his studies in this form,mark the form in rvhich such other studies ar:e found,under the headings for these respective studies. (Seesample form in Register.)3d. When a pupil has cornpleted ? study andnassed a satisfatt6rv exarninatibn, credit him with itin the column of "studies Completed this Term," alsorecord it in the "Record of Studies Completed," inthe back part of the ReEister. This record shouldshow ever'! study which each pupil completes, untilhe finishei the iourse and gta-duates from the dis-trict school. The graduating of classes is one of thesreatest incentives-that can 6e used in keeping pupilsirom "droppine out" of school. Diplomas for grad-uation wili'be Turnished by the County Superi-ntend-ent for all pupils who finish the course of study.4th. The "syllabus of Classes" shows every classin each study, and the pupils (indicatedby-numbers-)belonging td'it, also ihd pages canvassed by eachctass "aurlng thd term. The names of pupils belon-g-inE to eachclass may be found by referring to thetta-"*es, corresponding- to each number, in the columnof "Names of PuPils."5th. The first classification of any school is themost difficult, and should be made with much care'$cce"dilE teachers should not change the classifica-tion left 6-v their predecessors rvithout good reason'- olh. ttt! classihcation as left by eaqh t-eachersUouta strow ttre status of each pupif at the close ofeicii iet:nt each being classified in the grade which he

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Total: Eleoeotary.... 2c Secontlery 6igh).....3. Length of school year in Actual number of days school was it sessiorrt..././-.8.4. Whole number of different persons emploved as teachers in this building for the whole or part oftfte year, who have not bien transfeired to another building in this district5. Number of eighth grade graduates or promotions... ...6, Number of elementary pupils paying tuition.7. Number of high school grad.uates . . . .8. Number of higb school tuitioa pupils. '9. Administrative ofrcers (does not apply to one-room districts):(a) Superintendeots who do no teadriag

(b) Principals and Supervisors who teach less tbaa half time...10. Teachers and nrincipals who teach half time or more (if more than one person has taught in aroom, only bountihe one teaching the longer part of the term) . .11. Totalnumberofteachingpositions (sumof9ancl10) (showonlytheactualpositions) ..........

MALE FELIALE TOTAL

/A Normal School?...f.... Afoaryearhiehsltoofi./- I --- - If. not a graduate,how;*y ;";" .it*aed a colleg..............................? A State Normal sawn....tk4/^.......'' AHigh School?. ...2.1U1..... (Give only highest graduation or attenance of each teacher at rvork at end of term. n{J totfimust correspond with No. tL above.)rq! fg-

Amount of annual salary earned by teachers: Men, $....,....................:.....-i w'omen, $.3.7.C.ffi1.11..,.; Jotal,.g.....3.7.5.\..7f./..........- lti" poiitio; 11a5 6ge; held by riore than one pers6n, give as annual salary the sum earaed'by all, but count the one (man or woman) wserved longest.) . 4 (//Total days'attendance of all pupils enrolled. ..et.q 't .t.....Is the building owned or rented by district?. . . .Number of sittings fo. stody (capacity) (double seats to be counted as two sittings ). .d f-Value of school property: k 'n A(a) Sites ana fdaings. L(b) Equipment (furniture, library, apparatus, etc.). . .m-r-r w

Lg. Give length of service in this district of teachers holding positions at close of school: 1 yr.?........................ 2 yrs.?'..

13.

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20. Promotion of health and attendance:(a) Number of inspectors emPloYed:


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29. SALARIES OI' TEACIIERS.Enter in tle following table the ou-b.r of teachers in tlay schools paitl the tlifrerent aonual salaries.

Dr,BnBnranv .Srcowoenv Er,BMsNtenv SpcorsoAnYSer.enrss Men Women Men Women Sar-emcs Men 'Women I\{cn \fornc

Less than $200.. .$200 to $299...$300 to $399.. .$400 to $499...$500 to $599...$600 to $699 ...$700 to .$799 .$800 to $899.. .$900 to $999...

$1,000 to $1,099.$1,100 to $1,199. /

lll ?Ofl fn lRl 2OOQl lltA tn lll tOOlRl 4no ta $l -4OOSl-5oo to $l-SAO$1.600 to $1.699$1,700 to $1,799$1.800 to S1.899$l-sOO to $1.999$2,000 to $2,499..$2,500 to $2,999. .(? nnn qn,f awer

I I

Less

NOTICE.Ma.ke out this report in duplicate, except io districts having two or more buildings and a superintendent, and file one copy with the clerkthe school boartl ancl mail ttre oth"r "opy to the county superinteadent at the close of school.In districts having two or more buildings and a superintendent, only one copy is to be made by the Principal of each building and filed withSuperintendent who is to consolidate the several reports and make one copy for the Clerk of the school board and one to be mailed to tlte CouSuperintendent at the close of school'

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(4s3-3oM)_io-":i-"-.-.t'*''':j,i- '

FILiED oUT BY TEAcmR oR PRINCIPAL IN CEARGE oF BIIILDING"@

TO BE

TEACHERS' ANNUAL RE.PORT: YEAR oF t9l4r15

nr:Nameof //.;* < ' -/'-, Dist. , /J 0's;h;;i.......... ...1A2/.L/zktflz.[-(7,:/,: . fi';.,/./L,L.-...'.-"'"'/r"-""' """"" ''"'-"/""'r""-2, Enrollment for tire year by frades. (Do not count any pupil more than once.)aor, I ci,t,tl 0

2a,3.4.

,

6.

8:9.

Boys2

10- Teachers and principals who teach half time or more (if more than one person has taught in a room t I /.on1ycbunttheon.eteachingthelongerpartofthet.emr).......:..11. Totalnumberof teachingpositions (sumof 9 and. 10)'(showonlytheactual position.)...,..........Men... .1....-.....Wo "o../........tora../........t2. Qua|ifcationsofteachers:'NumbergraduatesofaCollegeandStateNor*jSciool?....'.......

A Normal School only?.;L A four-year High Sdrool only?........................ If not a graduate, how many bave attencled a colle.........................? A State Normal Sarcol?.....fJ'-4,&...... A High School?....{-i3.-(..........(Give only highest graduation or attendance of each teacher'at work at end of ierm.- The total must not be more than No. 11 above.)Amount of annual salar earned by teachers:(If a position has been held by more than one person, give as annual salary the suni earned by all for the sex holding the position longesq ot ETotal days' attendance of all pupils enrolled. . . . . . .JJ. .0. .4. 41 . .. .Number of sittings for study (capacity) (double seats to be counted as two sittings). . . . . .

13.

17.18.

19, Give length of service in this district of teachers holding positions at cloie of school: 1 yr.?..,..//.fzA..3 yrs.?...................... 4 yrs.?.................... 5 yrs.?.................... 6 yrs.?.................... 7 yrs.?.....U..........

' 17 yrs.?...................... 18 yrs.?...... 19 yrs.?....1....... ......,, 20 yrs. or hore?. (Count parrll a year as a year.) , .hea1th:Numberofnursesemployed?..'...'.'....'..Physicians?................Amountpaidnurses?..Number of pupils examined for physical defects or contagion?........................Number found affectecl?........................Number of homes visited.' nurseorinspectingofficer?........................

Promotion of attendance: Number of ttuant officers employed?................Men?.......:......Women?, Amount paid truant ofrcers?."......." Number of children not attending school between the ages of 7 and 14?.................... 14 and 16?.........,.......... Number of children arrested


84/131

. 29. SALARIES OF TEACENRS. ! . .: .Euter in the following table the oumber of teachers in day schools paid the different annual salaries. ,"

Er,BuBnrenv SBcoloinv ElBurrrAnv SecoND.atySer,enrcs Men Women Men Women Sar,enres Men Women Men Wome

than $20O..........$2fi) to $299.. .$300 to $399.........:$rl00 to $499.. . ...$5oo to $599...$600 to . $699..$700 to $799...$800 tol $8ee. . .$900 to t999... .:.. '...

to $1'199.

$1 -2oO fo lBl -2OOSl -.1OO fn $l -.10OSl -4OO fn ltl.40O!Bl--5oo to $1.54O$t -6OO fo $1-60ORl 7OO fn lll,?OO$1.80O to $1.899$l -OOO fn $l -OOO$2-OOO to 32.499!R2-5OO fo S2^OOOl-:l,OOO end

Total (same as Item 11).... .. .NOTICE.

Make out thir"rbpbrt in.duplicate, except in districts having two or more buildings and a superintendent, and 6le one cppy with the clerk of board to bqfiled srith the townsbip treasurer, and mail the other copy to the county superintendent at the close of school.In districts having two or more buildings and a superintendent, only one copy is to be made by the Principal of each building and 6led withwhq is to consolidate the severat reports and make one copy for the Clerk of the school board to be filed with the township treasuon" to be mailed to the County Superintendent at the close of sclrool.

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85/131

(P127{-t0M)1TO BE FILLED OUT BY TBACEER OR PRINCIPAL IIT CEARGE OF'3T'IIDING

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,..,..............Count5r, IllinoisDate of-Census:June.......-................... 19 1

TEACHERS' ANNUAL REPORTYpan oF 1915-16

2a.3.4.

17.18.

5. Number of eightb grade graduates or promotiotrs..... . . . .5oy"....2.......Gir1s......3.......Totaf.....J.].....6. Number of eleoentary hritioa pupils attending this school ... . . . .Boys... .2.......Ciirt"......2......fotA.. A9. Administrative officers (does not apply to one-room districts):(a) Superinteodents who do no teaching . .. . . .Men....,.......,...Women...,........Tota1..,- (b) Principals and Supervisors who teach less thao half time. ... .Men.....,..........Women.......,.,..Tota1.,.,...,..........10. Teachers and principals who teacb hatf time or more (if more than one person has tatrght in a room I ronly couot theone teaching thelongerpart of the term).. ... ... .Men................Women.,...!......Tota1......,.b.....,..11. Total number of teaching positions (sum of 9 and 10) (show only the actual positions). . . . . .Men.,..............Womeo......f....Tota1........\.......12. Quurin""Tioii of deachbrG: ltrlfUer lraduatesbf

A Normal School ooly?... A four-year High School only?........................ ff not a graduate, how many have attencled a college? A State Normal School?-:tQ-da.... A High School?..................'.....(Give onty highest graduation or attendancSt each tcacher at work at end of term. The total must not be more than No. 11 above.)13.Aoountofannualsalaryearnedbyteachers:Men,$'........'...'..--,..';.Women,(If a position has been held by more than one person, give as aonual salary the sum earoed by all for the sex.holding the positioo longest.)14. Total days'attendance of alt pupils enrolled. .......L.f.b.{\.:.. .....:.15. Number of teachers contributiog to the Illinois State Teacher's Pendion and Retirement Fund............ ..n................... Total amoun

contributed.... ...........4.......... t /f INumber of sittings for stucly (capacity) (double seats to be counted as two sittings). . . . . . ........J..ff.............Value of school property. / ;1--5.4.(a) sites and buildings. 8../-...(,i...(...!-.:..

(b)Equipment (furniture, library, apparatus, etc.)... ......' . '.'..'.r)14,:0;rotar.. . $./'.:.'/...J:-.-/-....19.Giveleogth.of.sericeint.hisdistrictofteechersholdingpositionsatcloseofschool:1yr.?.'.'.''........zvn,t....-1? yrs.?..-..-...-......... 18 yrs.?.....,......,....... 19 yrs.?.,.....,..,......... 20 yrs. or more?. (Count part of a year as a year.)

ZO. Promotion of health: Number.of nurses employed?.......1-..... pnyri"i ans?......L...... A.rnoust paid ourses?.. .......d........ Physicians?.... .'.A...Number of pupits examined for physical defects or coa aglofi.,----.A..........Number founcl aEected ? '..,...'..1.........'.Nrrmber of homes visited bnurse or inspecting offio:r?......'.'.0.....,.....

All Under 2t Years of Age. All Between'6 sad 21 Y

Elementary

Secondary (High)l1th Yr, I l2tb Yr.


86/131

. . :29, SALARIEg OI'TEACruRS.'.Enter in the following table the aumber of teachers in tlay schools paid the different annual salaries.

't"Er,Buervrany Spcoxoenv Dr.plrantenv SacoNoenySer,enrss Men Women Men 'Women Ser.lnrss I\'Ien Women Men IVor-

Less tian $200.. .$200to $299....... i'..$300 to $399...$400 to ' $499. .$500 to $599.. .!'.,$600 to $699. . .$700 to $799...$800 to $899...$900 to $999...

$1,000 to $11099.$1,100 to $1,199.

$1,200 to $1,299 .$1,300 to $1,399........;..:$t ^40O fn Sl ^4OO 1$1,500 to $1,599$1,600 io $1,699$11700 to $11799Qf !l$1,900 to $1,999|B2.O0O to $2.400$2i50O to $2,999$31000 and over

NOTICE. .:DISTRICTS OF ONE BUILDING-Make out this report in duplicate, and 6le otre copy with the clerk of the school board to be 6led witbtownsbip treasurer, and mail the other copy to the county superintendent at tbe close of school.IN OTHER DISTRICTS-In districts having two or more buildings and a superintendent, only oo" copy is to be macle by the principal of ebuilding and filed rrith the superiotendent, who is to consolidate the several reports and make one copy for tbe clerk of the school board to bewith the township treasurer, and one to be mailed to the county superintendent at the close of school.

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87/131

TE,ACHERS' ANNUAL REPORTcensus: ' / Atl under ziYexa f Age,Boys Glrle/2 Total23

To be fllle


88/131

SecouonnSar.anrBs

$1,200to$1,299. .........$1,300 to $1,399.

I,iI

$1,500 to $1,599.$1,600 to $1,699.$1,700 to $1,799.$1,800 to $1,899.$1,900 to $1,999.$2,000 to $2,499.$2,500 to $2,999.$3,000 anil over...

NOTICE.In tlistricts havine two or more buildinss and a zuperinteadent, only one copy is to be made by the principal of each building and filcp witsuperintendent, who is-to consolidate the seieral repords and make two copies of the same ancl file with the county superintentlent at the clschool.Teachers are requested to fi11 out each item of this report. This is the initial report for data that is consolidated for the State aad forwto the U. S, Commisiioner of Education. Much clepentls upon the accuracy of your answers'

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89/131

ONE ROOMTEACHER.S' AI{NUAL REPORTYEAR OF 1917.1918

Tcachers are requesterl to fill out each item of this report. This is the initial report for data thnt is consolidatecl for the State antl fowartleil to the UoS. Commissioner of nducation-l\flch clepentls upon the flccur&cy of your answers,tO* "orfi

To be filled out in duplicate bf Teacher in charge ana(botli copies filecl with the County Superintendentat the close oiEiiool- T"i"$ ffi @"tM . . . ""'i:. / / 2 . .,. . . ?di.a.L*-'4r/uL*u. couury,',inoieTo be listert as they u.u u, (d" close of ,n" J--"-r*/te promotion. | [

Boys3GirlsIBoysirlsIBoysa-(III-lI;u2-zo

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1st Yr. 2ncl Yr. 3rd Yr. 4th Yr, 5th Yr. 6th Yr. 8th Yr'Girlsn

Total_TIII

Boys7BoysI Girls I BoysI a"rs I ci'r' GirlsSecondary (High)

9th Yr. | 10!h Yr. Total I Grancl l'otalBoys I Girls I Boys I Girls BoyslGirlsl Boys I Girlst72a. Iforv nany of the above were cnlollecl 'this year in soure other tlis trict of tltis State hefore enrolling in thisdistrict, ...3oys... -/...,Girlr...d...rotut.:l-..3. Length of schoolylxrr in months: 7...... .. Actunlnrmberof ilaysschoolrvasinsession: ./.4.1.4. Vacanciesofteacherscouseilbyileath?..,..0......Byrcsignation?......O.....Bychangeforspringterm?......0..... Tota.l..'.0-...2-. 5. Number of eighth glade grarluates or prornotions. .. .. .. ...3oys. ...V...Girls. ./... .Tot*t. .J...6. Nurnbcr of clementnry tuition pupils attelding this school. . ... . . .3oys... d...Girls. .. .O.. .Total. . O..

- An-srvelquly one-in.i[en12, --12. Qualifications of teachers: Grndutrte of o Collegc ancl State Normal School? A College only?. '. A Normal School only?. ... A four-ycal lligh School only?. ."{*Z'*...... If not a gra.tlutte, ltave you attencled a oollege(/I..'''AStateNorrrralSc]rool?....AfligltScltool?.(Give orily highest grncluation or attenclance of each teaeher at t,ork at cnil of terru. The total l'ill not be more than No. 11 atove-Jig. Amourrtof u'rual*i*"r.*".Obyteae'her,trfe.,g. ...;\Yonen, 8...a'{.?:.....; Total, 8../-.A.fu.'.(If a position 1n,s been leld by ruore than one ?erson, give os annu-al salary the surn earnetl {by all for the teacher holtling the' position

14. Totnl tlays' al,tenclance of all pupils cnrolletl. -. . . .. .. .'.J.'.A' -O.UL. ... 'lE. Are you contributing to the Iilinois State 'Ieachers, Pcnsion and Iletirement Ilund. V...4:, Amount contributecl this yeaI ' , - --. t,10. Nuruber of orte tooru school houses in the tlistrict:. /.-.. ..t"" ""'Iltblic'E!+:?"""Rentecl""'::"""Total"'/"""lZ. Numbcr of sittil$s for. st1


90/131

. ONE ROOMTeachers' Annual Report

Co. Supt.

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91/131

TE^A,CHER,S'ANNUAL REPORTscHool. YEAR OF 1918-1e

To the Teacher or Superintendent: The State and National authorities need and demand all the data called for in this reoort. You are rendcval'rld service by a-careful and prompt filling out of- each item... For common^schools of one'teacher, items with starred numbers only areal'rld service by a-careful and prompt filling out of each item. For common^schools of one'teacher, items with starrednumbers only are'filled. In schools of two or tnorc teachers the data should be collected by the Superinterdent or Principal and embodied in one rcport. ?,*are to be 6led rvith the County Superintendent within one week after the close of school.re to, be 6led rviqh the County Super,intendent withlr one week after the close of school.they are at close ............." ff t#*.-....,..........before promotion.

| | *,n.",.",,"o l r,, t,.|;;;t;l;I;r,,-llEl I 13*2. Secondary (High),il -'"'. I t.-*znd Yr, 3rd Yr.

Boys

.2a. llorv many of the above rvere cnrolled this year in some other district of this State before

310. Teachers and principals who teach half time or more (if more than one person has taught in a room

tll. Total number of teachingr[2. Qualifications of teachers: (Give only highest graduation or attendance of each teacher at rvork at en,l of term. The total rvill not be

than No. 11 above.) Number graduates of a College and State Normal School?----..--.-- A College only?..-.......--..A Normal School only?-.--..--..-..--.:.--.---.-.....- A four-year High School only?-- If not a graduate, how many have atteacollege?........ A State Normal School?.....-.-... A High School?----..-.-..

l2a, Qualifications of high school teachers: (Give only highest graduation or attendance of each teacher at rvork at end of term, The tota

..County, Il

not be more than No. 1 la above). Number graduates of a collegc and State Normal School?A Normal School only?-.- A four-year High School only?............... If not a graduate, horv many have attea college?-....... A State Normal Sthool?.........-. A. Iligh School?......--... "{.13.Amountofannualsalarearnedbyteachers:Men,$.........................-......;\,1,omen,s.k7-c'..tn........;Total,(If a position has been held by more than one person, give as arinual salary the sum earned by all for the teacher holding the position).

'r15. Number of teachers contributing to the lllinois State Teachers' Pension and Retirement Fund: .-.---...,...Amount contribthis year, $...---.......-.-..-

7th Yr. | 8th Yr.

9th Yr. | 10th Yr. | llth Yr.Boys I Girls I Boys I Girls I Boys I Girls


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28. SALARiES OF TEACHERS.Enter ln the followtng table the number of teachers in day schools patd the difierent annual salaries.

Eleucwtlnr SecoNoany Elnlrexr.rny SEcoNDAR/S.u-.rnrns. Nfen l\\'omenl IVIen l\\'omcn

than $200-.-......---._.-..--........--.

$300to $399----.-..----..-.----..---.-..$400to $499....---.-._--.$500to $599----..--....--...-...---.....

to S1,099..-....---......to $1,199.-.---...--.-..---...

Total (same as rtem tl)...-...........1... I I . I

Siler.res.

$2,000 to $2,499...........--.........

f icn' | tr\-ornen I l{en I lVome

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93/131

TEACHERS' ANNUAL REPORTscHool. YEAR OF 1920-1921

To the Teacher or Superlntentlent: The State antl Natlonal authorltles neetl a,Dil tlemantl all the clata callecl for tn this report. Yourenalerlng a va,lued servlce by a careful antl prompt fllling out of'each ltem. tr'or common schools of one teacher, ltems wlth starreil rrullboDly are to be filleal. ' In schools of two or more teachers the alata, shoulal be collecteal by the Superlntenalent or PrlnclDal antl emboalleaouo report. Iwo coples are to be fllet! wtth the Courty SuBerlatorilsrlt wlthltr otlg weol after the close of Bchool."#*....i..*-.2 .. ...before promotiou. IlllnElementary. Qo be as they are at the close of the year

Kindergarten, 2nd Yr. 3rd Yr.st Yr.Boys Girls Boys Clirls Boys Girlg BoYc Oirls

.2a. IIow many of the above were enrolled thts year In gome other dlstrlct of thts State before

noy" I cirt"3lo

enrolling in thts tllstrlcl...-.-.-.ge. Lensth of school year ln montns-..-fu/..fu4,-r.rgf. Actual number of days achool was in session......f -#b-

5tb Yr.

rry

and hfsh r.',oor...*-.1,7-.t8oys,....O....... Gtr1s........O... Total.....OBoys.......G..... Gir1s,........4... Total.....O-8oys............... Gir1s............... Total........-8oys............... Gir1s............... Tota1........Men.................'Women.........- Total.........Men,................'Women.........- Total.........Men.................'Women...-/-... Tota1...J.....

Pension a.ual Retirement F1,rnt1............"-....../....-...-...-.--; Amount contrlbu

t20. Give length of servlce tn thb dlrtrlot of teaehera holtllng Dosltlons &t close of school: 1yrs........................... I yrs......-...........

?th Yr.

sovs I Gtrl6II I rl8th Yr.----T----

Boy6 | cirlgI

.4, fotal alsys ott@ala[cc of all puplls enrolletl in both elementary4a. Of aU hish school puplls (above 8th grade).......6. Number of eiehth graile giraduates or promotions....................6. Number of elementary tuitlon pupils attencllng: thls school.....8. Number of high school tultlon puplls attentltng this school........9, Superintentlents who dlo no teachinc.............-...........9a, Principals ancl Supervisors who teach less than half t1me........................r10. Teachers ancl principals who teach half time or more (if more then one person has taught ta a

room count only the one teaching the loDgor part of the term).11. Total number of all teachln8 posltlons (sums of 9, 9a, anat 10) (show only tbe actual posltions) Mn.....-........... Women...J..... Total..../-...-11a--Tota]numberof-htghschoolteacblngpositlons^(ehowIonlytheactualpoatttong)aceu.-....--....wobeD..........Tot..---......t12. QualiflcatloDs of all teachers: (Give only highest graaluation or attenilance of ach teacher st vork at end of term. The total wlll nomore than No. 11 above.) Number gratluates of a College antl State Normal School.-..-.---..... A College OnlyANormalSchoolonly-.*At'our.yearElghSchoolonly............J.........................Ifnoteir&duate,horrmanyha,veatte!r(1ea CoI1ege........................--.......? A Stat Normal School-............-........-.........-..-t A IIfgh Scbool........:...-.----.-=----?

12a. Qualiflcatlons of hlgb Bchool teachers: (Glve only hlghest graaluatlon or attenalance of each teacher at work a,t end of term.total v/iU not be more than No. 114 above). Number grailuates of a College antl State Normal School.-........... A College only..-.-.A Normal Scbool only-... A four-year Elgh Scbool only If not a. grailuate, how many have Lttena Co11e9e....................................? A State Normal A EtSb Schoo1....................................?

(rf a, position has been heltl by more than one person, glve as annual salary the sum earneal by all for the teacher holillng tle Dtion at enal of term.).16. Number of teachers contributlng to the Illtnols State Teachers'trris year, $..-..-{.--....----....17. Number of all publlc school houses ln the tllstrlct:_........-_-.........


94/131

14. SALARIDS OF TEACHERS.Enter in the following table the number of teachers in day schools paid

ELDMENTARY 'Srco*pAnrlthe different annual salaries.

ELEMENTARY SECoNDARYSAr.auEs

$1,700 to $1,799.-.-........-...........$1,800 to $1,899........-...............$1,900 to' $1,999.....-...-......-.......$2,000 to $2,499.....-...--...........-.$2,500 to $2,999.....-....--............$3,000 and over.-.....-..-.....--...-...Totil (same as ftem 11)...--...1.-.....--..--..

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95/131

(62022-35M-12-21)


96/131

. L4, SALARIES'OF TEACEER,S.Enter in the following table the number of teachers in day schools paid the different annual salaries'

Elementary Elementrry SecondarySalarles lUen

to $499.............-.-.--r..-.-...-.-.to $599.---....-...--......1.....:.....-.to $6ee....-.-....-- . ..1.to $799.........--...-.--..!.......-....

than $200.-...-...--.-.--.-. t..-.....-..to $399..........--..-.....!..---.......

than $200.-...-...--.-.--.-. t..-.....-..-...to $299.--..-...........-..f.............to $3ee............. -1"to $4ee..............-.-..1...-.-...-.-...to $599.---....-...--......1.....:.....-.-.to $6ee....-.-....-- . ..1.to $799.........--...-.--..!.......-.....to $89e...-.-.......--.-...1-...........to $999..-.....--...to $1,099..-.......-.-.---.--l .....-........to. $1,199.......-....-.-....-[..-.,.....-.

$1,400 to $1,499..-..$1,600 to $1,699....-$1,800 to $1,899.-.--

Total (same as Item 11).

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TEACHERS' ANNTJAL REPORTscHool. YEAR 7922-1923

th-orltles need aJrd ilebanal aU the data called for ln thls report. You ar rendr ltem. For common gchool&o(one teacher- itelns wlth atarred numbera onlf'. 1. Name ol Dlst....... No,.-.choolEnrollment Note: Allyear before promotion aluring the yeB,r shoultl be reported anil classileft the dlstrlct.

t 2a. Ifow many of the above were enrolleal this year ln gome other district of thls state before

To th6 Teacher or Surrerlntend.ent: Tho State anal Nationaltng a y4luq.bl_serv_ice-by a careful and. prompt nlling out of (to be fllled, fn schools of two or more teachers the data shcoples are to be fr)dq wlth.the County Sulrerlntendgrtt w^lthnames have beenat tho tlmd they

Dlementary

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enrolling ln this 411strlct.......,.....,.............,-.|ry----..---..t 3e. Length of Bchool year in months....,......^X-

- (!.Iot+-The ayerage dally altendancg ln & one-room scbool le founal by aUvldlng the total days attendance by the number of atay8acbool was actuauy in segslon. In schools of two or more rooms, or ltl achools whose records of attenalance are kept by session teachetbd average alally attenalance ls the aum of the averages ol the unlts composinE: the group, tr.or example: The principal of a, two-roo, school shoulal enter in ltem 4s, the sum of the averages of the two rooms. The principal of a school contalnlng several ioomg whose wolnclufles th6'eiglt grades arlcl a hig:h school shoulcl enter ln ltem 4a the sum of the averages of the grade rodms antt of tho hieh schoThe superintenalent of a city system of schools shoulal enter itr ltem 4a the sum of the averages of the various n'ard. schoola aind o!hlC_4 scbool. The prln-clpal of qach lvaxal school andl the princlpe,l of.eaclr-hlgh-school Bhould report the averag:e for hts school foundatl{llng the &verages of tho varlous roouur or session Eiroups composing the school.)

?. Number of hlgh school graduates,...-.-..--.---.9. Superintendents who do nq tebching......., ...----.. Men,.,..-,--....,,'Womeh,.......,. Total..,.,......

r10. Teachera antl prlnclpals who teach hatf ttme or more (lf more than one person has taught in a'11.Totalnumberofallteach|ngDosltlons(sumof9,9a,and

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