153

TABLE 19.-Location, capacity, enrollment, and attendance, etc., of schools during fiscal year ended June 30, 1920-Continued.

Superintendencies and names of Сарас

Total

schools.

enroll

ity.

ment.

ment. ance.

Cantonment.

Cheyenne and Arapaho.

150

202

Reservation boarding.

Chilocco..

Do.

Nonreservation boarding.

Kiowa superintendency.

Anadarko.

Fort Sill.

160

134

Reservation boarding.

125

Rainy Mountain1.

115

Do.

143

Riverside.....

119

Do.

Do.

Osage superintendency.

Osage..

St. Louis's..

6

4

Contract Mission boarding.

Reservation boarding.

Seger superintendency..

Seger...

Red Moon..

Do.

65

19

Day.

155

St. Mary's...

152

Reservation boarding.
Contract Mission boarding;
Catholic.

Day.

21

50

Mission boarding; Catholic.
Do.

Total

Tribes).

Five Civilized Tribes.

Cherokee Nation; Cherokee

Orphan School.

Eufaula.

119

111

Do.

Nuyaka.

115

87

Do.

El Meta Bond.

35

32

27

25

Contract boarding; private,

emy.

Jones Male Academy.

100

Tuskahoma Academy.

110

150

110

94

Wheelock Academy.

Do.

Do.

Old Goodland..

St. Agnes Mission.....

Contract Mission boarding;
Presbyterian.

Contract Mission boarding;
Catholic.

Contract; State institution.

39

St. Agnes Academy...

Contract Mission boarding;
Presbyterian.

160

Contract Mission boarding;
Catholic.

57

54

54

Do.

16

14

13

Do.

Seminole Nation.

Mekusukey..

100

149

122

■ Abolished.

Table 19.—Location, capacity, enrollment, and attendance, etc., of schools during fiscal year ended June 30, 1920-Continued.

TABLE 19.-Location, capacity, enrollment, and attendance, etc., of schools during fiscal year ended June 30, 1920-Continued.

TABLE 19.-Location, capacity, enrollment, and attendance, etc., of schools during fiscal year ended June 30, 1920-Continued.

TABLE 20.-School statistics for 44 years.1

INDIAN SCHOOLS AND AVERAGE ATTENDANCE FROM 1877 TO 1920.

1 For other years, see 1913 report.

Indian children in public schools under contract are included in the average attendance, but the schools are not included in the number of schools.

3 Includes Five Tribes' boarding schools.

The decrease in attendance is due to a different method of computation. Formerly the average attendance was the average of three-quarters having the greatest attendance. Attendance has been computed on a basis of 10 months, including September, when the attendance is always small.

Attendance has been computed on a basis of 365 days.

6 Attendance computed on actual number of days in session.

TABLE 20.-School statistics for 44 years-Continued.

APPROPRIATIONS MADE FOR SCHOOLS BY THE GOVERNMENT SINCE 1876.

1 Decrease.

* Includes $400,000 for Indian school and agency buildings.

3 Includes $440,000 for Indian school and agency buildings.
Includes $430,000 for Indian school and agency buildings.

5 Includes $300,000 for Indian school buildings, Sioux Reservations, North and South Dakota.
Includes $350,000 for Indian school and agency buildings.
Includes $335,000 for Indian school and agency buildings.

TABLE 21.-Demonstration farms, fiscal year ended June 30, 1920.

TABLE 22.-Experimentation farms, fiscal year ended June 30, 1920.