New York State Education Department Bureau of Statistical Services Fall Reports of Private and Parochial Schools B0560

New York State Education Department Bureau of Statistical Services Fall Reports of Private and Parochial Schools

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Overview of the Records

Repository:

New York State Archives
New York State Education Department
Cultural Education Center
Albany, NY 12230

Summary:

These reports list school name and address; religious affiliation (if applicable); diocese (if applicable); number of buildings and rooms; enrollment by grade and sex; number of pupils in or out of school district, or out of state; number of graduates by sex, and number entering institutions of higher education; number of staff members; name of principal; existence of library; provision of textbooks; and general type of curriculum.

Creator:

New York (State). Education Department. Bureau of Statistical Services

Title:

Fall reports of private and parochial schools

Quantity:

2 cubic feet

Inclusive Dates:

1965-1966

Series Number:

B0560

Arrangement

Chronological by year, then 1965 reports by jurisdiction (city, village, county, New York City), then alphabetical by name of school. 1966 reports are arranged by religious affiliation, thereunder by diocese, if Catholic.

Scope and Content Note

Each unbound report gives the following information about a school: name and address; religious affiliation (if applicable); diocese (if applicable); number of buildings and rooms; enrollment by grade and sex; number of pupils in or out of school district, or out of state; number of graduates by sex, and number entering institutions of higher education; number of staff members; name of principal; existence of library; provision of textbooks; and general type of curriculum. These reports were filed pursuant to Section 2117 of the Education Law requiring the filing of annual reports by "school authorities" with the Commissioner of Education.