────────────┬──────────┬──────────┬────────┬────────┬──────── Day School │Enrollment│ Average │ No. of │ All │Enrollment │ │ daily │teachers│Average │ per │ │attendance│ │ salary │teacher ────────────┼──────────┼──────────┼────────┼────────┼──────── Emerson │ 895│ 769.80│ 31│ $915.78│ 27.56 Froebel │ 1,847│ 1,591.06│ 57│ 813.56│ 31.50 Jefferson │ 764│ 661.70│ 22│ 759.71│ 33.50 All schools │ 4,789│ 4,043.98│ 142│ 802.59│ 33.70 Summer │ 1,700│ │ │ │ schools │ │ │ │ │ Evening │182,348[4]│ │ │ │ schools │ │ │ │ │ ────────────┴──────────┴──────────┴────────┴────────┴──────── Footnote 4: Number of student hours. TOTAL EXPENDITURES—TWELVE MONTHS—ALL ACTIVITIES (REGULAR, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, SUMMER, EVENING SCHOOLS) Instruction $169,703.83 Operation 43,855.93 Maintenance 30,740.52 Total current cost 244,300.28 ────────── Total expenditures $362,325.73 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ II SUPERINTENDENT WIRT’S REPORT ON THE REORGANIZATION OF THE BRONX SCHOOLS, NEW YORK CITY _Showing how the Gary Plan may be adapted to the Usual School Plant_ THESE twelve schools, I am informed, are the most congested of any group of twelve schools in New York City. There are only 25,331 sittings in these schools and 35,580 children were registered December 31, 1914,—10,249 more than sittings. The registration is 140 per cent of the sittings. But 2500 of the present sittings, representing 50 classrooms, are unsatisfactory. There are 779 classes in the schools and only 480 satisfactory classrooms. The classes are 162 per cent of the satisfactory classrooms.