Summary of statistics of private secondary schools er zırla Table 32. Division A)...-

Summary of statistics of private secondary schools for bora (T vale 12. Division Bi

Summary of statisties of private secondary schools for both sexes Table 32. D.vision .

Comparative statistics of secondary schools ................

General considerations arising from the comparative view .....

Supervisory agenta-tie Regents of the University of the State of New York.

State universities as supervisory agents

Private associations.....

Commission of colleges on adm.asion exam.nat.ons

500

311

Duration of secondary courses

Comparative statistics of secondary schools supported wasily by pable fands. Table 30. Divis-

ion A)

512

Comparative statistics of secondary schools supported partly by pa'ke faad Talle 13, Divis

ion B.

Comparative at tistics of private secon lary scaois for girls Tie

Comparative statistics of private secondary schools for boys. Tadle 24. Diraun B,

Comparative statist ea of private seculary schools for `och wäcs, Tuule 2. D.visu C)

Number and classlication of all secondary students (Table 2)

Remarks upon the detalled tables

Statistics of secondary schools supported whelly by pabile fands (Talle 36, Division Â).

Statistics of secondary schools 81pported partly by publle falls. Talle if Division B.

Statistics of private secondary schools for giris (Table 57 Division A,

B...

Statistics of private secondary schools for Loys (Talla 37. Div.

Statistics of private secondary schools for both sexes. Table 37, Levision C..

Addenda to the statistics of secondary instructica

Admission requiremonte-universities an i coleges via in je

Admission requircae.ts—1gricultural and mechanical eu.œzes : Talus 39..

Admission requirements-institutions for the superiɔt instruction of won n (Table 4.

513

514

515

516

317

517

319

544

500

500

€40

L-INSTITUTIONS FOR THE BUTOR 1812. TICS OF WOMEN.

Obstacles to classification..

Explanation of Table 42...

Admission of worsen to Columbia Colage

Summary of st:ristics of institutions le tue a „perior instruction ofwan Lake 41

Statistics of institutions for the superior instruction of v mes Tel

Statistics of foundations comprising grears of re-selfication etc. (Tail: 40).

Statistics of State ruiversities (Taule 44)

Summary of statistics of land grant a bowle Talk 48
Percentage of students engaged la £ 14, 2 piete, Indo as
View of practical works report 1 from twenty-Ave cuir Les
Appropriations and benefactions to land grant colleges vi allt 10...

Equipment of land grant colleges....

Statistics of schools of science endowed with the National land grant (Table 51).

Notes from the catalogues of these schools..

Summary of statistics of schools of science not endowed with the National land grant (Ta-

bie 52).......

Comparative statistics of attendance upon colleges and scientific schools (Table 54).

Statistics of the same (Table 53)..

Ratio of college attendance to white population in 1857 (Table 55) ..

CHAPTER X-PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION.

Summary of statistics of professional schools (Tables 56 and 57)..

I-SCHOOLS OF THEOLOGY.

Summary, by States, of statistics of schools of theology (Table 58).

Sammary of same by denominations (Table 59)....

St. Vincent's Seminary, Germantown, Pa.....

Statistics of schools of theology (Table 60)

11.-SCHOOLS OF LAW.

Bammary of statistics of schools of law (Tablo 61)....

Statistics of schools of law (Table 62)................

III.-SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE, DENTISTRY, AND PHARMACY.

Summary of statistics of schools of medicine, dentistry, and pharmacy (Table 63).
Statistics of the same (Table 1)................

CHAPTER XI.-DEGREES CONFERRED.

Analysis of bachelors' degrees conferred (Table 65)..

Statistical summary of all degrees conferred (Table 66)..

CHAPTER XII.-MANUAL AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING.

Page.

711

716

720

725

726

730

734

735

736

737

738

740

749

750

754

760

776

777

Opinions as to the advisability of introducing manual training into the public schools....

Drawing.....

Industrial exhibits.

In other educational institutions

In schools for the deaf

In schools for the blind

In reform schools......

In schools for the feeble-minded

In Indian schools

783

783

783

784

784

785

785

786

787

787

788

789

789

789

Mamatary of statistics of unclassified industrial schools (Table 68).

tatt.cs of industrial school, (Table C9).........

Ban Jary of statistics of commere.al a business colleges (Table 70).....

Matica of commercial and business colleges (Table 71)....

Notes from catalogues and reports of institutions

Number of schools for the deaf, teachers, and pupils (Table 74)..

Summary of financial statistics of schools for the deaf (Table 75).

Summary of comparative statistics of schools for the deaf (Table 76).

Statistics of schools for the deaf (Table 77)........

II.-EDUCATION OF THE BLIND.

819

820

820

820

821

822

822

824

830

832

833

834

Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the American Printing House for the Blind

Notes from catalogues and reports of institutions

841

841

Number of schools for the blind, teachers, and pupils (Table 78).

Summary of financial statistics of schools for the blind (Table 79)

Summary of comparative statistics of schools for the blind (Table 80).

Statistics of schools for the blind (Table 81).........

844

845

847

........

848

III.-EDUCATION OF THE FEEBLE-MINDED.

New institutions

Convention......

.......

Notes from catalogues and reports of institutions

Summary of statistics of schools for the feeble-minded (Table 82).......

Summary of comparative statistics of schools for the feeble-minded (Table 83)..
Statistics of schools for the feeble-minded (Table 84)

IV.-EDUCATION OF JUVENILE DELINQUENTS.

New institutions.....

Classification of pupils.

The cottage system....

Results of reformatory training.

Reformatories for men....

Notes from catalogues and reports of institutions

Summary of statistics of reform schools (Table 85)..

Summary of comparative statistics of reformn schools (Table 86)

Statistics of reform schools (Table 87).......

V.-EDUCATION OF INDIANS.

Education of the uncivilized tribes..

Accommodations (Table 88)

The English language in Indian schools

Course of study.

Finances (Table 89)..

Boarding-schools

Schools in civilized communities.

New schools

Contract schools....

Teachers...

Day schools

School systems of the Five Nations...

850

850

851

853

854

855

856

856

856

857

857

858

863

865

866

868

868

869

869

870

870

870

870

871

Colored public school statistics (Table 90)

Comparative statistics of white and colored public schools (Table 91)

Statistics of colored public schor' teachers (Table 92)

Remarks upon the tables......

VI.-EDUCATION OF THE COLORED RACE.

Pago.

874

875

875

876

876

877

878

879

879

880

Notes from the reports of State superintendents.....

Colored schools for normal, secondary, and collegiate education..

Statistics of these schools (Table 93)..

Colored professional schools

Statistics of the same (Table 94)

Statistics of colored pupils in schools for the deaf, blind, etc., (Table 95).

CHAPTER XV.-GIFTS AND BEQUESTS TO EDUCATION.

Noteworthy gifts and bequests to schools, etc. (Table 96)

American..

Foreign.....

CHAPTER XVI.-OBITUARY LIST OF NOTABLE EDUCATORS.

882

888

892

CHAPTER XVII.-EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND CONVENTIONS.

National Educational Association........

Department of Superintendence of the National Educational Association....

American Institute of Instruction..............

Free corporate lending libraries (Tables 103 and 104)..

Libraries of societies, associations, and clubs (Tables 105 and 106)..

Corporate lending libraries open to subscribers (Tables 107 and 108)

Circulating libraries (Tables 109 and 110)...............................

Comparative statistics of elementary education in foreign countries (Table 112)..

Ratio of school enrolment to total population, etc., in foreign countries (Table 113)

CHAPTER XXII.-INDEX TO THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE BUREAU OF EDUCATION.