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DAILY EAST OKEGOXIAV, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1908.
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IX ATTENDANCE.
Detailed Report of the Secretary of
' the Normal Ilixml Slums natter
ing Progress for Eastern Oregon
School Highest Enrollment for
Weston's Xorpuil.
t . -
C. S. Starr, secretary of the bjnrd
of normal school regents, last even
ing completed his report for the
fourth month of the first semester
of the school year, says the Salem
Statesman. The report gives a com
prehensive Idea of the work of the
normal schools of the state and Is
withal a very Interesting document.
It will be remembered that In 1907
an appropriation was made that was
designed to earry the normal schools
through until 190S. Recently a
change was made l the manner of
attending to the work of supervision
of the schools, the details now being
In the hands of the board of regents
exclusively.
That the change will be beneficial
Is evident, as the board Is now get
ting matters In such shape that It
will know at any and all times just
the financial and professional stand
ing of all normals. It Is thought that
this new system of close supervision
will enable the schools to get through
the year 1908 without any deficit.
The schools at Drain and Mon
mouth are conducted on donations,
tuition and other receipts of the
schools and the records of the board
Indicate that there will be no diffi
culty In securing sufficient funds" to
operate the schools to the close of
the year.
The report Just completed by Mr.
Starr and which has been submitted
to the board, of which the governor
is the ex-officio head, gives the fol
lowing figures regarding each school:
Southern Oreg n State Normal at
Ashland Total enrollment to Janu
ary 1, 140; average number students
belonging. 132; per cent of attend
ance, 93; tuition fees collected. $776.
50; balance on hand January 1, $25,
488. This sum will be very material
ly reduced by the payment of a num
ber of bills that had not been re
ceived up to January 1.
Central Oregon State Normal
School, Drain Total enrollment to
date, 78; average number students
belonging, 70; average dally attend
ance, 69: per cent of attendance, 99;
total tuition fees collected, $43; bal
ance on hand January 1, $1500.
Oregon State Normal School at
Monmouth Total enrollment to date,
136; average number of students be
longing, 123; average daily attend
ance, 116; per cent of attendance,
94; balance on hand January 1. $3,
000. Total tuition fees. $2027.50.
Eastern Oregon State Normal
School at Weston Total enrollment
to date, 182;-average number of stu
dents (belonging, 176; average daily
attendance, 170; per cent of attend
ance, 96. Total tuition fees collected,
$1159.44. Balance on hand, $19,500.
This amount will be greatly reduced
by several outstanding claims. The
Weston school has spent several hun
dred dollars for repairs and a large
amount for a two year's supply of
wood, and will need nothing more In
these lines until 1909.
The secretary's report has been
considerably delayed owing to the
fact that that data from the Ashland
school -has been slow In arriving.
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According to the report published
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