EDUCATION RETURNS.

Evening Star, Issue 14625, 22 July 1911, Page 8

EDUCATION RETURNS.

The quarterly rctures of attendance :oi the pe.no d enried June 30, which have, been complied by the Otaqo Education [{riant, show Lh.it there were iu operation in the district 237 Lchools, emplov mg 2H males and 373 I'taiaie teachers, bcsidos 21 tcMhers of ueediework. The number of pupiirf ou die rolls at the begumiug of the quarter was 20,0bi, and at the e;nl'cf the quarter 20,179, comprising in. r )ly hovs and 9.6ti0 puis. The average n;making; a total of 18,454, being 530 !'•■- iu.iu h.r Hie previous quarter, ami D'3o more than for the June (juttrier, 1910. J'lie .averages for the city and suburban schools were: —Forbury 7U2, Albany street oJo, Cavcr.-:ham 607, George, Street 527. Nor'.h-cast Valley 023, Normal 501, Kaikor.ii 4rfd, HiLdi Street 480, Morningiou 450. Mae. t ndrcw Koad 450, Arthur Street 435; Musselburgh 389, bieeu l--.ia.iid ii.O, ->ia.,i I ii .1, c..,.,, ilorav Place 254., Ktiisingtou 217, Raveutbounie 174, St. Clair 1-0, Andefsou Buy 136, Wakari 114, Ijeiih Vaiir.y 44. The at Cam art were : North 315. -South 306, Middle 183. Tim averages at the District Hitdi Schools W cre :—!'on'Chalmers 400, Mo=-icl 529, liaje'uiha 320, Tokomairiro 273, J'almerftnn 243, Lawrence 2f'.6, Tapanui 193, Xa-.eby 120. inuring the quarter a new r-cc.ool was opened at Ngapuna, and the schools at N't!'-;-%hj% Poini in! Springfield were closed.