. Report . 610 . . . .9 . . . . . .0 . . ♦The counties were ranked in each defect and the order is determined by the sum of the ranks inthe various defects. 114 Annual Report of State Department of Education CHART 20 HIGH
. Report . 610 . . . .9 . . . . . .0 . . ♦The counties were ranked in each defect and the order is determined by the sum of the ranks inthe various defects. 114 Annual Report of State Department of Education CHART 20 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS RECi:iVIi;G HEALTH BUTTONS FOR FREEDOM FROM CONDITIONS HEQUIF:ING IffiDICAL ATTENTION AND FOR OBi-E:VinG PERSONAL C/iEF County Huniber Per Cent Total end Co. Av, Baltimore Anne .-jrxjindel ffsshington Carroll Dorchester Allegany Talbot Ttorcester Frederick Prince Georges 3lontg emery Caroline Cal-^ert Harford Howard Cecil Kent Somerset Queen Annes Wiconico St. Marys Charles Garrett 1386309 KM. Baltimork City Summer and Evening Schools 115 BALTIMORE CITY SUMMER SCHOOLS In the summer of 1926 Baltimore City had 12 summer schoolsin operation. Pupils in primary grades at the demonstrationschools attended for 6 weeks, while other pupils attended for 8weeks. The sessions lasted 4 hours daily. The teaching staffincluded 12 principals and 103 assistants. There was an increaseof 15 per cent in the enrollment of 1926 over 1925. The 1926enrollment included 5,651 pupils of whom 4,023 were takingreview work, while 1,628 were doing work in advance of thatthey had had during the preceding school year. TABLE 53BALTIMORE CITY SUMMER SCHOOLS IN 1926 2 3 Enrollment Taking II Success in TYPE OF SCHOOL a> o1^ 01 < <U 0 r < White Demonstration 1312 335 635 1,104 1,605 527 970 1,300 335108134305 98 4 Elementary 94 0 Junior High Senior High 89 0 Total 7 1 3 *1 *1 3,679 374 1,101 336 161 2,797 907183136 882 374 194 153 25 87,
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