...weeks, or more than seven per cent., and the increase in school population was less than one-and-a-half per cent. 'The average time each pupil in the rural...attended school, was seventeen and one-fifth weeks, a gain of twenty per cent, in four years. The average attendance of the whole State, each day of the...

...DAILY ATTKNDANCK. AGQREGATK ATTENDAXCK. The aggregate number of days of attendance was as follows : The average time each pupil in the rural districts attended school was sixteen »4 nine-tenths weeks; in the cities, nineteen ami three-tenths weeks. LENGTH OF SCHOOL-TERM....

...DAILY ATTENDANCE. AGGREGATE ATTENDANCE. The aggregate number of days of attendance was as follows : The average time each pupil in the rural districts attended school was sixteen and niue-tenths weeks; in the cities, nineteen and three-tenths weeks. LENGTH OF SCHOOL-TKKM....

...year (1871) shows that the average attendance in the rural districts was nearly 17 per cent. greater than in any year of the rate-bill system, while the...had advanced more than seven per cent. The average attendance in 1871 was greater by 73,691 than in 1867. (3) The report for 1873 says that " the statistics...

...sixty times, and under. (1) 1 School Hoard Chronicle, May 8th, 1875. In the State of New York, in 1872, the average time each pupil in the rural districts attended school was sixteen and nine-tenths weeks ; in the cities, nineteen and threetenths weeks. (1) When the large enrolment...

...year (1871) shows that the average attendance in the rural districts was nearly 17 per cent. greater than in any year of the rate-bill system, while the increase in school population since JS07, when that system was abolished, was less than one and a half per cent., and the average length...