No. 197. PUBLIC ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS-ESTIMATED NUMBER AND AVERAGE SALARY OF CLASSROOM TEACHERS, STATES: 1973

Represents zero.

NA Not available.

1 Amount shown should be reduced by about 30 percent to make purchasing power comparable to figures reported for other States. 2 Estimated. 3 Median salary.

Source: National Education Association, Research Division, Washington, D.C.; Research Report, 1972-R12, Estimates of School Statistics, 1972-73. (Copyright © 1973 by the National Education Association. All rights reserved.)

[In millions of dollars, except percent. Expenditure data for years ending June 30. 1950 excludes Alaska and Hawaii. See also Historical Statistics, Colonial Times to 1957, series H 246-261]

Revenue, total..

5,437 100.0 14,747 100.0 25, 357 100.0 31,903 100.0 40, 267 100.0

1 Intermediate and local. Includes receipts from gifts and tuition, and transportation fees paid by patrons. ? Includes salaries of clerical assistants, free textbooks, school library books, and supplies.

* Comprises current expenditures for summer schools, adult education, community colleges, and, beginning 1960, community services.

Prior to 1966, excludes capital outlay by State and local schoolhousing authority.

Source: U.S. Office of Education, Digest of Educational Statistics, annual.

No. 199. NEW BOND SALES FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL PURPOSES: 1970 To 1972 [Amount in millions of dollars; interest cost in percent. For fiscal years ending in years stated. Covers bonds sold for construction of public elementary and secondary school facilities]

No. 200. PUBLIC ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS-PUPIL TRANSPORTATION:

No. 201. ESTIMATED PUBLIC SCHOOL EXPENDITURES, 1973, AND PERSONAL INCOME, 1972, BY STATES

[In millions of dollars, except as indicated. School data for year ending June 30]

Represents zero. X Not applicable. Z Less than $500,000.

1 Includes interest on school debt, not shown separately. 2 Includes expenditures for summer schools, adult education, community services, and community colleges and technical institutes under the jurisdiction of local boards of education. Based on U.S. Bureau of the Census estimated resident population as of July 1, 1972. Source: Current Population Reports, series P-25, No. 488. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Survey of Current Business, April 1973. Amount shown should be reduced about one-fourth to make it roughly comparable to amounts shown for other States. • The following States share the same rank: Hawaii and Iowa, 18; Nebraska and Washington, 25. In order to have the lowest rank equal to the number of States presented, the numbers 19 and 26 are omitted. "Estimated.

Source: Except as noted, U.S. Office of Education, Advance Statistics of Public Schools, Fall 1972.

Pupil Transportation

No. 202. PUPIL TRANSPORTATION-SUMMARY, BY STATES: 1970

[ADA Average Daily Attendance]

129

Represents zero. NA Not available.

Number of pupils for whom subsistence was paid in lieu of transportation.

2 Totals are for States reporting this information.

2 Transportation program normally provides for handicapped children only; therefore, computation3 for cost not comparable to those of the States.

1967-68 school year.

Private school pupils included with public.

Source: U.S. Office of Education, Statistics of State School Systems, biennial.

Education

No. 203. HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GRADUATES, 1900 To 1973, AND PROJECTIONS,
1975, 1980, AND 1982, BY SEX, AND BY CONTROL OF HIGH SCHOOL

[In thousands, except percent. Prior to 1960, excludes Alaska and Hawaii. See also table 218 and Historical
Statistics, Colonial Times to 1957, series H 232 and H 330-332)

HIGH SCHOOL

37.2

1, 653

705

1,645

2,998

562

300

1,322

40.1

733

588

NA Not available.

1 Bachelor's or first professional degree. Data cover public and private institutions. Source: U.S. Office of Education, Earned Degrees Conferred, annual; Digest of Educational Statistics, annual; Projections of Educational Statistics to 1981-82; and unpublished data.

No. 204. PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, BY SEX-STATES AND OTHER AREAS:

1971

1971 AND 1972

1972

STATE OR OTHER AREA

U.S....

1,309,000 1.328,000 1,347,000 11,361,000

Ala..

Nev

21,666

3,064

2,835

3,127

23,056

3,079

21,743

Alaska.

23,063

N.H.

1,817

4,505

4,614

4,556

1,717

4,734

1,929

Ariz.

1,831

N.J

43,596

11,539

44, 122

11,868

12,028

11.925

Ark

N. Mex.

13,112

8,041

12,853

8, 220

8,481

8,518

13,176

Calif.

12,716

N.Y.

130,668

95, 440

131,993

97,367

134,539

2 99, 4702 101, 480

135,979

Colo..

N.C.

16, 017

33,593

35, 228

34,618

15, 893

35, 624

16,553

Conn.

5,681

16,898

18,257

5,211

18,248

Del.

19,556

Ohio.

3,464

72,693

72,383

3.878

74,929

74,543

3, €98

3,968

D.C.

Okla.

19,508

1,821

18,554

2,939

19.781

18,628

1.971

Fla..

2,994

36, 472

Oreg..

16, 255

36, 678

16,502

16, 024

15,858

39, 176

39,398

Ga..

76,420

Hawaii..

28, 186

30,172

R.I.

5,095

5,129

5,340

5,203

5,342

5,706

5,579

Idaho.

5,605

S.C.

17,308

6,312

18,684

6,048

17,923

19,148

6,501

Ill..

6,328

S. Dak.

63,673

6,069

5,806

65, 170

6,072

5,873

67,210

Ind.

69,200

Tenn.

35,928

24, 324

26, 176

34, 668

25,087

26,535

36,694

35, 807

21,803

Utah.

9,642

9,455

9,567

9,404

Kans..

16,708

16,734

17, 117

Vt..

Ky.

17,046

2.932

2,916

19,045

19, 441

20, 214

Va..

20, 493

28,472

31,200

29,727

32,645

La.

21,394

23,052

21,756

Maine..

23, 807

Wash..

25, 400

25,502

23,773

25,790

6,961

6,896

25,067

7,081

Mass.

24,052

Wis.

26,318

33,535

33,647

34,842

34,975

30, 944

31, 209

2 33, 609

Mich.

233,878

Wyo...

2,925

2,710

2,933

2,845

(NA)

(NA)

62,829

Minn.

63,580

30,768

30, 198

31,812

31,323

Other areas:

Miss.

12,867

13,862

12,764

P.R.

13, 765

Mo..

Am.Sam..

219

148

29,076

204

202

Mont.

(NA)

(NA)

(NA)

28, 797 (NA)

C.Z...

Guam..

NA Not available.

Includes estimates for nonreporting States.

Source: U.S. Office of Education, Fall 1972 Statistics of Public Schools.

2 Distribution by sex estimated.