TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. 1892-93. BY THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION. WITH APPENDICES.
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issued: 2014
issued: [1894]
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note: TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL EEPORT PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. 1892-93. BY THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION. WITH APPENDICES. VICTORIA, 11. C: Printed by Richard Woi.fh-.siikn, Printer to I he Queen's Most Excellent Majesty. 57 Vict. Public Schools Report. 503 PUBLIC SCHOOLS REPORT. 1892-93. To His Honour Edgar Dewdney, Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of British Columbia. May it please Your Honour : I beg herewith respectfully to present the Twenty-second Annual Report on the Public Schools of the Province. JAMES BAKER, Minister of Education. December, 1893. 57 Vict. Public Schools Report 505 PART I. GENERAL REPORT. 57 Vict. Public Schools Report. 507 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION. 1892-93. Education Office, Victoria, December, 1893. To Colonel The Honourable James Baker, Minister of Education. Sir,—In accordance with the requirement of the " Public School Act, 1891," I beg to submit for the information of His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor the Twenty-second Annual Report on the condition and progress of the Public Schools of the Province for the school-year ended June 30th, 1893. The records of the year show considerable increase in attendance, marked improvement in the condition of the schools, and satisfactory progress in the subjects of study prescribed. The whole number of schools in operation was 166, as follows :— High Schools, 4. Rural Schools, HO. Graded n 16. Ward n 6. The number of teachers and monitors employed was 267, an increase of 39 over that for the previous year. The total number of pupils enrolled during the year was 11,496, an increase of 723 over that for the previous year, and the average actual daily attendance was 7111.40, an increase of 884.30 for the same period. In cities the percentage of average attendance was 68.41, in rural districts, 53.82, and for the entire Province, 61.85. Each of these percentages shtrws an increase over the record for the previous year, and is a very creditable showing, esp…
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