Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-08-22 | Page 6 | Carbon Schools Show Increase in Students

CARBON SCHOOLS SHOW INCREASE IN STUDENTS Only Three Districts In Ia County Give Ghe Jt Report That Number l of In Attendance JIM Han l Lessened Special to TIle The Price Aug 21 The Tho Tho census of the schools of Carbon county shows an In Increase Increase increase In- In crease of ot pupils over o that of last Jast year ear reports Carl R. R Marcuson count county superintendent of ot schools There are but throe three districts in the county show show- In lag a a. decrease Harper Harpel and Carbonville Of at tho existing schools of last year ear Hiawatha shows tho the greatest increase Storrs a newly created district reports a school chool population population population lation of ot pi pl 1 Exclusive of or the high school was received for school purposes during the past year ear Of or this amount tho the state furnished furnished fur tur- the county and was received from the sale ot of bonds The balance was raised by special district taxes taxes- Fifty-eight Fifty teachers w were rc employed In tho the elementary demon elemen tar tary schools of or the county count last year car seven forty ot of whom wore were female and eleven male Of a R. school population of ot 2271 2211 pupils 2149 were enrolled or 94 per cent Tho The highest percentage of 01 enrollment was at Hiawatha and the tho lowest at Sunnyside The percentage of ot pupils actual actually attending school was highest at and lowest at Har Har- per There were 1515 pupils promoted and 81 SI gra graduates from the elementary ole ole- men tan schools 53 of or whom hom were girls School was held on an average av aV- av- av crago of thirty four weeks throughout hout the county The compensation received by male teachers was female The property owned by the tho school districts is worth