. Biennial report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction of the State of Montana . nction withthe high schools concerned. These are the Custer County Junior College at Miles City and theDawson County Junior College in Glendive. The enrollments in these two junior colleges in 1951-1952 were 54 and 35 respectively. PRIVATE SCHOOLS Montana had 61 private elementary schools enrolling 9,929 pupils in 1951-52, and 21 privatehigh schools, enrolling 2,354 pupils. STATE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL The State Department of Public Instruction operates a Correspondence School at the StateUniversity at Misso
. Biennial report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction of the State of Montana . nction withthe high schools concerned. These are the Custer County Junior College at Miles City and theDawson County Junior College in Glendive. The enrollments in these two junior colleges in 1951-1952 were 54 and 35 respectively. PRIVATE SCHOOLS Montana had 61 private elementary schools enrolling 9,929 pupils in 1951-52, and 21 privatehigh schools, enrolling 2,354 pupils. STATE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL The State Department of Public Instruction operates a Correspondence School at the StateUniversity at Missoula. The courses offered are for those boys and girls, (1) who because of re-moteness or inability are unable to attenda regular high school, (2) students whoneed subjects not offered in a regular highschool, and (3) homebound, incapacitatedor isolated children who are unable to at-tend a regular elementary or high school,and (4) non-citizens who are unable to at-tend established classes for preparationfor citizenship. Enrollments in this school for the twoyears of this report were:. High School Students.—Elementary Students __Noncitizens 1950-51 494 176 78 1951-52 506 130 87 Reimbursement For Indian Pupils Districts educating Indian pupils aregiven Federal financial assistance. In1950-51, 43 school districts, educating 2,947 Indian pupils, were given Federal reimbursements of $389, In 1951-52 the corresponding figures were 46, 3,058 and $379, Adult Telegraphy Class—Custer Co. Jr. C. —62- SCOPE OF TRASPORTATION 1950-51 Number of pupils transported by bus _ 20,935 Number of pupils transported individually 6,213 Number of pupils receiving board and room (in lieu of transportation _ 1,508 Number of school-owned busses 223 Number of contract busses 462 Reimbursement of Vz of schedule by State $673, 1951-52 22,132 5,940 1,778 240 451 $674, SCOPE OF SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM 1950-51 1951-52 Number of lunch programs in operation 206 219 Number of lunches ser
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