. Report of the Public School Administrative Code Commission of the state of Washington. Delivered to the Governor and the Legislature at Olympia, Washington, January 11, 1921. Designed to accompany Senate bill no. 10. 1
. Report of the Public School Administrative Code Commission of the state of Washington. Delivered to the Governor and the Legislature at Olympia, Washington, January 11, 1921. Designed to accompany Senate bill no. 10. 3 Garfield 5 7S9 Walla Walla Clark 10 Klickitat 12 13 Kittitas 1516 Cowlitz 17 18 19 P°nd Oreill 90 21 Clallam 22 23 24 o Skagit 26 27 Chelan 28 29 SO 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 NOTE.—Data based upon special levies for operation only. School Code Commission Report 11 Special District NO. 78 School Code Commission Report Special District Levies. GRAPH NO. J 4. Rxplanntioii. The intention here is to show the percentage of the districts in eachcounty which are able to operate on levies siiown in the legend. Quite apercentage of all the districts of the state are able to maintain their schoolson district levies of five mills or less. There is, however, a considerablepercentage of the districts in the different counties of the state that mustlevy from ten to fifteen mills. A study of the chart shows at once that inmost counties there are many wealthy districts whose tax levies are verylow. In most all counties there are many districts having low valuation withhigh tax levies. The inequalities as shown in the aggregate for each countytell an important story. I
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