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FOREWORD

This bulletin presents a. complete listing of the elementary
schools of the Commonwealth for 1962-63. In addition to the list of
schools of eight or more teachers and their classifications, the ele-
mentary schools with less than eight teachers are listed.

I note with a great deal of pride, the improvements being made
in the area of elementary education. I want to express my Sincere
appreciation to all those who through their dedicated services are
helping to bring about this improvement from the classroom teacher
to the staff in the Department of Education and the Commission
on Elementary Schools of the Kentucky Association of Colleges,
Secondary and Elementary Schools.

WENDELL P. BUTLER
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS FOR THE
SCHOOL-YEAR 1962-63

There were 947 elementary schools accredited by the State
Board of Education during the school year 1962-63. Of this number
593 were under the control of the county school districts and 236
were under the control of the independent districts. Fourteen were
State, Federal, or Regional schools and 104 were private schools.
As will be seen, there was a variety of organizations according to
the grades included in the type of organization. By far, the greatest
number of the organizations conform to a 1-8 type of organization
or a 1-6 organization. Of these 552 were organizations offering a
program from one through the eighth grade and 289 offered a pro-
gram from one to six grades or a total of 841 schools out of the 947.

Table I below shows the number of accredited elementary
schools classified according to the type of control for three years
from 1959-63.

TABLE I

NUMBER OF ACCREDITED ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS CLASSIFIED
ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF CONTROL 1959-63

 

 

 

 

  

State,
Year County Independent Regional, Private i T0tal
Districts Districts Federal _,_____.
1959—60 .................. 537 244 83' 864
1960-61 ______ 565‘ 238 87 890
1961-62 ...... 584 235- 15 99 933
1962-63 .................. 593 236 14 104 ﬁ

 

 

 

 

 

 

The elementary schools operating in Kentucky for the school
year 1962—63 numbered 2,641. In 1959-60, the beginning year Of the
accreditation program, the number of one-teacher schools was 1:382'
During this period of four years the number has decreased to 859-

Table II gives the number of schools according to the type 0f the
elementary school organization and the control under which the
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District District Regional

Grades K-1 ................ 0 0 1 0 1
Grades K-8 _____ 0 5 0 10 15
Grades K—7 _____ 1 1 0 7 9
Grades K-6 ..... 2 10 9 0 21
Grades 1—8 ..... 408 56 1 87 552»
Grades 1-7 ..... 12 9 0 0 21
Grades 1—6 ..... 143 144 2 0 289
Grades 1—5 ..... 4 6 0 0 10
Grades 1—4 . 3 0 0 0 3
Grades 2-7 ..... 1 0 0 0 1
Grades 2-6 ..... 0 O 1 0 1
Grades 4-8 ..... 4 1 O 0 5
Grades 4-7 ..... 1 0 0 0 1
Grades 5—8 __ 3 0 0 0 3‘
Grades 6-8 2 2 0 0 4
Grades 7-8 9 2 0 0 11

Total ____________________ 5-93 236 14 104 947

 

 

There were 414,730 pupils enrolled in the accredited elementary
schools for the year. Of this number 250,225 were in the schools
under .the control of the county school districts, and 104,582 were
enrolled in the schools under the control of the independent school
districts. The others were enrolled in schools which were operated
by State, Regional, or Federal authorities or in the private schools.

Table III gives the enrollment in the accredited elementary
schools according to the grades and the control under which the
school operated.

TABLE III

ENROLLMENTS BY GRADES AND CONTROL
FOR ALL ACCREDITED ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

 

 

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rades County Independent Regional. Private Total
District District Federal
53 1,184 728 1,021 2,996
37,214 17,985 1,323 7,859 64,381
33,680 15,966 1,236 6,972 57,854
33,474 15,318 1,101 6,974 56,867
32,999 14,916 9139 6,454 55,308
32,799 14,579 8'22 6,427 54,627
32,657 14,131 639 6,297 53,724
22,9821 4,945 163 5,739 33,329
21,9281 4,303 11 5,0751 31,317
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In all of the elementary schools there was a total staff of 16,883
teachers, supervisors, principals, and other special instructional
personnel serving during the school year of 1962-63. Of this number
15,138 or nearly 90 per cent. were serving in the schools of eight or
more teachers or schools accredited by the State Board of Education.
There is indication that the professional staff is growing not only
in quantity but in quality as well. During; the school year of 1962-63,
nearly 79 per cent of the total staff had a quality of training of a
Bachelor’s Degree plus, 13.9 semester hours. This was an incerase of
7.3 per cent over the previous year and over 22 per cent. in four
years from 1959-60 to 1962-63.

Table IV below gives the median prepared of all elementary
school personnel for a fifteen-year period from 1948—63.

TABLE IV

MEDIAN PREPARATION OF ALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PERSONNEL FOR A FIFTEEN-YEAR PERIOD
FROM 1948—63

 

 

 

  

Per cent
School Year Number Median Bachelor’s
Teachers Preparation Degrees
1948—49 ...................... 1 13,300 I 86.61 31.2
1949-50 _. 13,304 I 88.8 33-0
1950-51 13,569 93.0 26.0
1951—52 13,801 95.3 39.4
1952—53 13,828 104.5 41-4
1953—54 13,857 106.3 42.1
1954—55 14,197 113.3 42.7
1955-56 14,482 115.1 42-5
1956—57 ._ 15,045 118.3 43.9
1957-58 ______________________ 15,415 125.0 48.1
Bachelor’s
1958-59 ...................... 15,608 +1.6 52-2
Bachelor’s
1959—60 ...................... 16,020 +4.4 56-5
Bachelor’s
1960-61 ...................... 16,083 +7.8 63.0
| Bachelor’s
1961-62 ...................... 16,410 +11.4 71.3
Bachelor’s
1962—63 ______________________ 16,883 +139 78-6

 

 

 

Source. Division of Teacher Education and Certification

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credited for the school year of 1962-63 compared with the school year
of 1959-60, classified according to size.

TABLE V

NUMBER OF ACCREDITED ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS FOR THE
SCHOOL-YEARS 1959-60 and 1962-63 CLASSIFIED
ACCORDING TO SIZE IN NUMBER. OF TEACHERS

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Size Number
Classification 1959-60 1962-63

8—12 ____________________________________________ 401 381
13-16 _______ 215 207
17-20 100 147
21-24 71 92
25 and up ______ 77 120
Total ____________________________________ 864 947

 

It will be seen from a study of Table V that the schools of 16
teachers and below, have decreased in number from 616 to 588
during the four-year period while the schools of 17 teachers and
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C01. Wm. Casey x 103 137 117 145 133 133 768 23.4 35+ 37+ $1.00
Knifley x 34 29 37 36 25 49 26 44 280 9.0 33+ 36 1.25
Shepherd x 34 30 38 37 32 35 38 45 289 11.0 34 27 1.25
ALLEN CO.
Allen Co.
White Plains x 117 84 106 86 294 687 24.0 29+ 32+ 1.25
Scottsv—ille Ind. I x 47 51 37 38 43 47 49 312 12.6 27 35 1.25
Scottsville l x 67 59 69 68 54 51 368 13.7 32 29 2.25
ANDERSON CO.
Alton x 27 23 32 22 25 26 29 23 207 8.0 27 25 1.00
Lawrenceburg X 64 53 48 64 80 70 53 56 488 19.0 26+ 32+ 1-00
Sand Springs X 25 16 25 25 25 25 27 19 187 8.0 25+ 24+
BALLARD CO.
Bandana x 23 17 22 17 21 27 18 25 170 9 0 20 21 1 25
Barlow X 1‘3 24 23 25 21 20 21 25 177 9 0 22 22 1 25
Kevil X 16 31 30 18 23 16 14 25 173 9 0 26 20 1 25
LaCenter X 39 26 37 25 29 32 32 31 251 9 O 34 29+ 1 25
Wickliffe X 39 36 40 36 41 27 33 36 288 12 0 23 29 1 25
BARREN C0.
Austin-Tracy x 57 62 51 56 61 58 67 53 465 17.1 26 31 1.00
Eastern X 48 49 56 60 52 58 323 13.1 26 28 1.00
Hiseville x 81 69 66 69 63 59 89 81 577 19.9 30+ 32+ 1.00
Park City I x 66 54 45 52 54 52 90 87 500 18.9 33 28 1.00
Red Cross \ x 31 34 53 42 50 28 238 9.1 29+ 30 1.00
Temple Hill \ x \ 46 51 55 48 42 54 89 86 471 18.0 25+ 26+ 1.00
Caverna Ind.
Caverna—Cave City \ x \ 45 33 40 37 41 32 228 8.5 29+ 27+ 1.00
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Glasgow
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Liberty Street

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Bethel Consol.
Owingsville Consol.
Salt Lick Consol,

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Blackmont
Buckeye
Cubbage
Harmony
Henderson Sett.
Lone Jack
Ward Chapel

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Junction
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Noetown

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Pineville

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Walton-Verona Ind.
Walton-Verona x 59 64 56 61 50 47 337 13 9 29+ 26+ $1 50
BOURBON C0.
Center Hill x 55 33 35 38 37 141 339 13.6 27+ 28+ 1.00
Clintonville x 45 36 38 38 42 31 29 37 296 11.5 29+ 29+ 1.00
Little Rock x 25 18 25 20 27 24 31 21 191 9.4 23+ 25+ 100
Millersburg x 34 35 44 40 33 28 35 40 14 303 13.6 25 25 1.00
North Mliddletown x 39 33 38 30 49 44 15 248 11.5 24+ 24+ 1.00
Ruddles Mill x 28 36 31 33 31 37 28 20 244 9.4 31 29+ 1.00
Paris Ind.
Seventh Street x 64 56 70 67 54 61 372 13.7 31 30 1.00
Southside X 61 56 65 54 57 54 347 13.7 30 27 1.00
Western x 34 35 36 33 34 35 42 40 47 336 9.3 31+ 32 1.00
BOYD CO.
Cannonsburg x 86 68 74 71 51 76 92 100 618 22.4 25 32 1.00
Cooper x 47 33 30 32 31 30 41 40 284 12.4 25 25 1.00
Eidson x 50 50 47 47 30 26 35 33 318 14.4 24+ 29+ 100
Ironville x 67 57 60 57 50 56 45 60 452 15.4 30 33 1.00
SuInmit Consol. x 85 73 68 73 72 71 66 63 571 19.4 28 34+ 100
Ashland Ind.
Bayless x 38 31 43 32 28 23 16 211 9.0 28 27 1.50
Condit x 79 66 67 69 67 59 407 15.0 26 32 1.50
Crabbe x 85 78 63 74 66 84 9 459 18.0 28 28 1.50
Hager x 64 66 64 73 87 62 416 15.0 28 32 1.50
Hatcher x 41 55 37 41 36 44 254 10.0 28+ 27+ 1.50
Oakview x 76 69 69 61 57 68 400 15.0 26 31 1.50
Poage x 63 57 59 53 34 32 298 11.0 30 30 1.50
Russell x 86 84 83 75 66 64 458 16.0 28 34 1.50
Wylie ‘ x 69 63 60 59 60 61 372 14.0 27+ 30 1.50
Holy Family (Pt.) x 49 43 49 63 35 55 41 43 378 9.1 47 47 1.00

 

 

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Catlettsburg Ind.
Hatfield
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Fairview Ind.
Fairview
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Perryville

Danville Ind.

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Jennie Rogers

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Van Cleve 18 234 9.2 32 32
Jackson Ind.
Jackson City 278 9.0

BRECKINRIDGE C0.
Breckinridge Co. 791 26.3
Custer 247 10.2
Irvington 448 17.3

Clover-port Ind.
Frederick Fraize 286

BULLITT CO.
Lebanon Junction 27:76
Mt. Washington (A4
Nicholas 268
Overdale 432
Ora L. Roby _ 835
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A. B. Austin I I x 33 29 51 32 35 56 236 9.5 27 28 $1.25
W. Z. Carter > I x 59 52 59 56 35 33 294 11.6 26 27 125
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Alexandria x I I 108 118 131 93 125 72 116 82 845 30.2 29+ 30+ 125
Cold Sprmgs x I I 75 82 84 84 75 79 77 68 624 24.2 26+ 29+ 1-25
Dale _ x I I 61 53 70 59 40 58 45 54 440 16.2 30+ 28+ 1-25
l—l Grant’s Llck x I I 50 59 52 56 67 53 47 42 426 16.2 27 30 1.25
“" A. J- Jolly x I I 51 51 43 50 42 47 31 45 360 14.2 29 26 1.25
St. Joseph (P12) x I I 113 102 104 91 114 92 80 70 766 19.0 52 37 I 85
St. MW (PM x I 66 70 70 49 62 53 40 33 443 11.0 41+ 39+ | 100
Bellevue Ind. | I
Center Street x 171 113 82 80 75 76 64 661 20.6 31 36 -82
Sanmr’v Heart (Pr) x 78 68 72 71 84 76 81 75 605 20.0 36 38 1-00
St. Anthony (PL) x 60 52 43 63 53 46 38 43 398 9.0 51 40 1-00
Dayton Ind. I I
Eighth Avenue I x I 42 37 33 34 59 144 146 115 610 20.6 '3 33+ 2.00
meln x I I 117 107 98 102 69 493 15.4 35+ 34+ 200
5*- Bemard (Pr-l x 76 68 72 71 64 47 49 46 493 10.0 43 46 1»00
Ft. Thomas Ind. '
Robert Johnson I x 106 39 54 36 52 47 42 376 16.2 21+ 23+ 2.50
Ruth Mover I x 109 56 56 53 45 56 52 427 16.3 28 25 2.50
Samuel Woodfill I x 84 57 36 34 38 41 37 327 11.7 30 26 2.50
St. Catherine of ‘
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St. Thomas (PL) x I I 107 82 93 98 82 92 74 91 719 18.0 47 43 1.50
Newport Ind. | I
Arnold x 141 113 91 92 107 83 25 25 677 24.4 31 31 .50
Dora Cumming x 70 72 36 52 56 48 334 12.4 35 26 .50
Fourth Street x 68 60 66 60 35 34 323 11.6 82 83 .50
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Newport Ind. (Cont)
1:1. D. Owens x 167 109 96 97 109 96 674 24.2 31 33 $.50
Private: -
Corpus Christi x 55 44 46 32 41 29 41 32 320 8.0 48 35 1.00
St. Stephen X 54 50 52 55 45 49 48 34 387 9.0 50 45 1.00
St- Vincent de Paul x l 48 36 43 43 41 38 29 36 314 8.0 42 37 1.00
Southgate Ind. k
Southgate x 58 12 20 10 18 15 11 13 20 177 9.2 15 15 1.50
St Therese (P13) x 61 57 62 53 65 48 58 36 440 9.0 56 53 1.00
CARLISLE CO.
Bardwell x 43 27 4O 37 33 38 34 38 290 10.4 27 35 1.50
CARROLL C0.
Carrollton Ind.
Carrollton x 69 75 53 78 72 60 407 15.0 29 34 1.50
CARTER C0.
Carter x 46 32 45 41 39 35 238 9.5 30+ 38+ 1 00
Erie x 34 32 38 27 30 33 30 23 247 13.4 20+ 23+ 1 25
Grahn Jr. x 49 52 50 36 46 41 274 11.0 29 38 1 25
Hitchins x 46 38 65 52 38 46 285 12.0 25 30 1 25
Olive H111 x 41 39 43 44 41 33 241 9.7 24+ 29 1 25
Prichard x | 79 74 62 66 62 67 410 13.2 36 33 1 25
CASEY C0.
Cox x 26 28 23 20 21 23 29 25 195 9.0 25 23 1 00
Douglas x 31 28 24 35 36 46 42 32 274 11.0 28 27 1 00
Garrett x 31 29 33 30 27 33 35 29 247 11.0 31 22 1 00
Middleburg x 24 34 29 28 27 31 31 37 241 9.6 29 31 1 50
Phelns x 25 31 27 30 31 31 27 229 9.0 29 30 1 00
Phiuips x 33 33 39 35 38 39 4o 36 293 11.0 28 30 75
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Crofton X 68 72 30 59 50 47 62 51 439 19.5 28 27 $1.25
Durrett Avenue x 121 40 84 51 54 42 29 33 15 469 16.8 30+ 34+ 1.25
Gainesville X 90 57 59 34 38 52 46 57 . 433 15.8 34+ 28+ 1.25
Highland X 91 57 55 32 34 33 302 11.6 29 33 125 5'
Lacy X 69 47 55 56 53 66 83 66 495 19.5 28 32 1-25 i-
Millbrooke X 55 50 40 55 49 32 34 20 335 13.6 29 27 125 ‘
Pembroke x 94 62 71 60 4.8 66 45 50 496 20 5 33 24 1 25 ‘
Sinking Fork X 75 70 56 63 68 54 58 47 491 20 5 28 29 1 25
.21 South Christian x 72 91 62 60 55 69 58 43 510 20 5 32 28+ 1 25
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Barkley X 249 239 7 495 15.0 29 5.18
Jackson x 116 121 99 93 87 61 59 636 23.1 30 29 5.18
meoln x 201 154 138 91 66 7 657 27.3 29+ 29+ 5.18
Marshall 1 x 63 89 77 64 74 53 27 447 1805 28+ 25+ 5.18
Hopkinsville Ind. I
Belmont x 52 50 49 47 56 52 52 358 16.5 25 26 1.50
Indian Hills x 54 46 44 42 35 33 30 284 13.5 24 28 1.25
Momingside x 67 64 60 55 58 49 353 14.6 32 27 1.80
Virginia Street x 61 43 51 59 34 51 102 401 16.5 25 30 1.50
Booker T. Wash. x 146 121 115 123 105 100 17 727 27.9 29+ 28+ 1.50
West Side x 48 49 50 31 47 34 32 291 13.5 25 29 1.30
CLARK C0.
Fannie Bush x 91 61 61 63 52 53 3 419 15.7 30 29 1.00
Central x 87 70 93 64 69 65 115 121 684 23.9 32 31 1.00
Hannah McClure x 53 37 55 52 44 53 43 98 435 15.7 29 32 1.50
Hickman Street x 60 68 54 68 68 51 62 431 15.7 30 31 1.00
Oliver x 43 36 30 28 31 33 39 34 274 11.6 27+ 30+ 1.00
Pilot View x 26 28 32 28 27 30 32 32 235 9.5 28+ 29+ 1.00
Trapp x 30 36 32 30 32 28 36 31 255 9.5 32 31 1.00
Victory Heights x 62 81 56 63 79 71 86 84 582 21.9 30 29+ 1.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

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CLAY CO.
Burning Springs x 56 50 38 41 44 37 43 32 341 14.1 28 32 $1.25
Goose Rock X 89 78 72 97 69 75 94 77 651 23.8 34 32 1.25
Hacker x 32 33 31 32 40 33 35 21 257 9.4 32 32 1 25
Horse CYE‘GK X 82 36 35 49 49 27 39 31 348 14.0 30+ 27+ 1 25
Manchester X 105 93 86 96 83 79 84 90 716 26.0 31+ 31 1 25
Oneida x 71 42 36 31 43 39 52 37 351 14.5 30 29 1 25
Pm Hook x 33 40 32 35 25 28 28 30 251 9.2 35 29 1.25
CLINTON CO.
Albany X 76 ‘77 74 85 70 70 452 17.2 25 32 1 00
Irwm x 26 23 28 25 20 26 24 30 202 8.0 26 25 1 00
CRITTENDEN CO.
Fohs Hall x 91 87 79 79 336 12.0 30 33 1.0
Fraqces x 33 31 29 33 34 26 22 27 235 8.0 31 30+ 1.00
Manon x 69 97 91 74 331 12.2 33 1.00
T0111 x 25 23 30 26 27 21 29 33 214 8.0 26 27 1.00
CUMBERLAND C0. ‘
Cumberland Grade x 68 66 67 75 63 67 59 68 533 18.2 33 30 1.25
Marrowbone x 34 45 30 22 36 40 40 27 274 12.0 26 27 .40
DAVIESS C0.
Maceo x 45 42 49 49 42 44 271 10.7 30+ 30 1.25
Masonville x 59 60 76 67 66 64 392 14.9 30+ 30 1.25
Philpot x 65 50 63 59 69 62 368 13.9 29+ 31+ 1.25
Snyder x 29 24 149 202 9.6 25 25 1.25
Sorgho x 52 62 65 59 51 46 335 13.8 29+ 26 1.25
Stanley x 58 64 44 45 45 46 302 11.8 1.25
Sutherland x 74 85 74 63 60 57 413 14.9 33 30 1.25
Thurston x 89 86 83 68 74 76 58 62 596 22.2 29 30 125
West Louisville x 84 72 104 260 11.3 23 26 1.25
Whitesville x 27 20 131 178 9.5 23 22 1.25

 

 

  

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MES— With Eight or More Teachers :3
County :1 E 'd Pupil Teacher E’s}
District 8 g : Ratio 5 a
School 3 ’5‘ 2 Elementary School Enrollment by Grades :1 8
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<3 D: g Un— Total Grades Grades 3
K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 graded Enrl Tchrs. 1—3 4-8
DAVIESS C0. (Cont) l I
Blessed Mother (PL) x ‘ 70 59 55 50 39 57 49 44 423 13.0 48 48 $1.00
St. Mary (Pr.) x 73 56 68 62 61 62 48 71 501 10.0 66 57 1.00
Owensboro Ind. l
Cravens x 89 89 60 29 56 32 355 14.0 29 29 2 75 .
Emerson X 46 27 55 51 29 38 246 12.0 25+ 23+ 2 75
Franklin X 59 61 31 50 51 60 17 329 15.1 30 30 2 75
Lee X 102 91 97 93 74 92 549 21.4 29 28 2 75 4
Lincoln X 101 55 58 60 53 48 20 395 1.8.3 26 26 2 75
Longfellow X 58 76 55 65 59 68 381 15.1 27 28 2 75
5 Parrish X 69 85 69 75 64 55 417 18.7 26 28 2 75
Seven Hills X 72 77 60 29 29 56 323 14.0 27+ 28+ 2 75
P Waihington l X 94 107 95 100 90 88 574 22.7 28 30+ 2 75
riva e:
Immaculate x 68 84 61 70 62 45 38 48 476 13.0 36 38 1 00
St. Stephens x 56 61 77 65 63 65 76 72 9 544 15.0 32 42 1 50
St. Joseph & Paul x 75 81 76 58 64 70 62 73 4 563 13.2 45 44 80
Our Lady of Lourdes x 65 46 48 44 43 34 30 34 345 9.0 40 37 75
EDMONSON CO.
Brownsville x 56 49 59 54 64 63 83 74 502 19 0 28 27 1.00
Kyrock x 49 34 49 30 38 44 41 48 333 11 0 32+ 33 1.00
Sunfish x 26 31 29 23 32 32 27 24 224 9 0 29+ 27+ 1.00
ELLIOTT C0.
IsonviLle X 36 30 37 31 38 21 20 27 240 9 0 34+ 27+ 1.00
Sandy Hook x 49 36 35 32 39 38 43 92 364 12 3 33+ 40+ 125
ESTILL C0.
Hargett x 33 34 25 43 31 43 35 47 291 9.0 31 40 1.00
South Irvine x 32 31 32 42 30 37 41 42 287 9.1 31 38 1.00
West Irvine x 68 57 44 49 67 52 60 79 476 17.8 28 30+ 1.00
Irvine Ind.
Irvine x 55 55 56 62 44 35 57 56 420 17.0 26 28 1.00

 

 

 

 

  

 

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1962'63 Ratmgs With Eight or More Teachers g
T~ . >53
County '1: g": '6 Pupll Teacher a. .9
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District > .5 8 Ratio 5 :1
School 2 g E Elementary School Enrollment by Grades 5 £81
5. o a Q
g S 3.75 Un- Total Grades Grades <1
K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 graded Enr. Tchrs. 1-3 4-8
ESTILL C0. (Cont)
Ravenna Ind.
Ravenna x 24 33 30 23 27 30 30 37 234 9 0 31 32 ll $2 00
FAYETTE CO. l
James Lane Allen X 99 121 99 95 98 88 31 631 25.6 29 31 2.25
Athens Shelby x 95 83 72 98 87 54 489 19.7 29 28 2.25
Cardinal Valley x 151 126 102 102 89 81 16 667 25.6 31 30 2-20
Clays Mill x 164 144 168 133 145 141 895 35.1 29 27 2.20
Douglass x 59 49 53 60 60 42 323 10.8 32+ 32+ 2-25
Glendover x 164 170 170 169 196 161 1030 37.1 32 31 2.25
Kenwick x 178 165 159 138 152 148 18 958 37.1 2-20
Linlee X 113 92 84 94 78 83 544 20.4 32+ 31+ 2.25
Meadowthorpe X 70 91 72 84 80 71 10 478 20.1 27+ 31+ 2.20
Picadome x 156 145 146 161 142 135 17 902 35.0 29+ 31+ 2.25
Russell Cave x 35 35 48 26 45 48 237 10.8 23+ 30+ 2.20
Stonewall x 152 120 108 100 93 108 681 26.8 30 30 2.25
J. Mary Todd x 206 171 189 170 147 140 1023 37.1 31 30 2.25
Yates X 128 145 143 125 132 144 817 29.0 29 33 2.25
Christ the King X 101 103 101 103 88 91 94 71 752 21.0 51 40 1.00
The Lexington School X 18 19 17 17 15 14 18 13 18 149 14.0 18 16 6.00
Lexington Ind. I
Arlington x 133 97 101 90 89 98 608 25.0 30+ 30+ 1.75
Ashland x 61 57 59 61 65 59 362 14.4 29+ 30+ 1.75
Carver x 100 56 65 58 50 54 383 14.5 31+ 32+ 1.75
Cassidy x 79 80 86 91 88 68 492 19.9 27 31 1.75
Constitution x 196 147 154 128 130 119 874 29.9 33+ 34+ 1.75
Jefferson Davis x 98 89 89 68 70 67 16 497 21.8 27+ 25+ 1.75
Harrison x 77 55 62 45 63 58 360 14.5 32 27 1.75
Johnson x 191 168 147 136 133 107 882 29.5 33+ 34+ 1.75
Lincoln x 57 45 48 28 50 25 253 12.3 25 25+ 1.75
Maxwell 1 x 69 59 53 49 65 44 339 13.6 32+ 28+ 1.75
Russell \ x 106 102 89 70 '77 78 522 20.3 31+ 30+ 1.75
Booker T. Wash. x 74 7 71 67 62 56 402 15.5 31+ 30+ 175

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Russeu x 9 59 53 49 65 44 339 13 5 ~ . .
Booker T. Wash. \ \ x 1 106 102 89 70 77 73 522 20.. 64+ ‘5“— 1.75
1 x 74 72 71 67 62 56 402 15.; 3H: 38: i3;
KENTUCKY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, 1962—63 ‘
1952-63 Ratings With Eight or More Teachers 1 g
County 13 E 7:! ~ Pupil Teacher SE
District 3 .g g 1 Ratio '5 a
School 2 -; 1 (7g Elemepitm‘y/School Enrollment by Grades 7 7, 7 7 5 2
2* , 3 ‘ F; ﬂ 7 ”"777" ,,, "ii' i i > 7 E
1 E 1 1:14 1 a 1 Un- Total 1 Grades Grades q:
1 7 K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 glided Em: T213. 1 li 4—8
| 1 V V 7 '7"# #777" 1
Lexington Ind. (Cont) 1. 1 1 1
Private' ‘
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Mary Queen of the 1 l 1 1
Holy Rosary x ‘ 1 84 63 63 71 51 43 55 44 474 13.0 1 42 48 1 $1.00
Sayre 1 I x 61 59 54 55 42 55 59 55 49 480 31.0 1 1 1.30
St. Paul 1 x 1 60 43 51 47 49 41 25 28 344 18.0 38+ 27+ 1 1.00
st. Petcr 1 x 1 42 41 35 20 40 25 24 24 251 8.0 29 26 1 1.00 1‘
FLEMENG C0. . 1 1
1.1 Ewing 1 1 32 28 29 26 33 27 52 54 281 11 3 29 27 1 1.00
4 Fiemingsburg 1 x 1 70 8'; 77 71 83 80 8'] 91 645 23 7 26 34+ 1 1.25
Fox Valley 1 x 1 49 40 46 35 35 41 35 35 316 11 3 27 36 1 1.50
Hiilsboro x 1 1 33 32 29 21 30 36 40 30 251 9 4 31 31 1 1.25
FLQYD C0. 1 1
Allen 1 x 34 36 44 37 32 51 40 38 312 12.5 28 28 1 1.00
Betsy Layne | 1 x 51 47 33 3 59 48 58 82 413 18.2 26 28 1 1.00
Drift 1 x 1 38 22 31 30 38 37 28 27 251 10.5 26 27 1 1.00
Garrett 1 x | 36 39 39 27 3 32 32 48 287 13.5 23 22 1 1.25
Harold . x 1 41 34 33 25 21 18 30 33 23. 9.5 26+ 30+ 1 1.25
Martin 1 x 1 63 47 49 72 56 74 79 102 14 556 22.7 27 30 1 1.00
Maytown 1 x 1 43 53 34 43 44 57 54 61 389 16.3 26 29 1 1.00
McDowell 1 x 1 89 81 81 85 76 80 97 114 703 26.1 23 33 1 1.00
Melvin 1 x 1 47 26 37 33 27 34 33 32 269 11.0 27 30 | 1.00
Pvestonsburg l x 90 87 82 84 93 103 91 152 782 31.5 29+ 25+ 1 1.00
Wayland 1 x 1 65 48 25 32 52 56 32 36 346 15.0 27+ 29+ 100
weeksbuyg 1 x 1 17 24 24 28 26 27 27 29 202 9.0 21+ 27+ 1 1.00
Wheelwrxght 1 x 1 78 46 69 63 60 67 383 16.2 27+ 27 1 1.00
FRANKLIN CO. I l
Bald Knob 1 x 1 47 56 51 38 44 38 47 51 372 16.6 28 28 1 1.00
Brldgeport I 1 x 113 114 108 106 117 87 96 104 845 35.0 27 26 1 1.00
Elkhom _ 1 x 157 180 142 155 194 149 179 168 12 1336 53.0 28 30 1.00
Peaks M341 x 1 36 28 19 45 43 37 32 33 273 12.8 20+ 31+ 1 1.00
Thorn H111 1 x 50 55 57 45 26 38 37 38 346 15.1 27 31 | 1.00

 

 

  

 

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1962'63 Ratmgs With Eight or More Teachers E
E . >. a:
County '15 g Pupll Teacher L4 .2
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Dlstrlct > u 3 Reno 5 a.
School 8 g '2 Elementary School Enrollment by Grades .3 g
Ch 0 m
fr? E: 5 Un- Total Grades Grades 5:?
K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 graded Enr. Tehrs. 1-3 4-8
FRANKLIN CO. (Cont)
Frankfort 1nd.
Mayo-Underwood l x 19 24 35 35 31 28 22 26 25 245 9.4 31 26 $1.22
Second Street ‘ X 34 21 12 23 16 96 112 95 123 532 20.3 18+ 31+ 1.25
Good Shepherd 5 X 49 50 42 46 44 37 46 32 346 9.0 47 41 1.00
FULTON CO.
Cayce X 30 21 19 22 26 19 30 22 189 9.0 24 24 1.25
Hickman X 93 69 66 60 54 48 76 58 524 19.2 32+ 29+ 1.25
Western X 25 24 24 22 22 20 29 25 191 9.0 24 23+ 1.25
Fulton Ind. ,’
Carr X 37 23 37 27 37 62 51 45 319 13.5 24 26 2.00
GALLATIN CO. I «
Gallatin X I 64 62 66 54 51 59 79 75 510 20.1 27+ 33 1.50
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GARRARD co. »
Buckeye ‘ X 22 21 28 19 21 17 24 21 173 8.6 24 21 1.25
Lancaster Grade ) X 75 76 73 79 62 72 437 14.4 37 35 1.00
GRANT CO.
Crittenden x l 36 20 35 24 24 27 28 23 217 8.3 30 26 1.25
Dry Ridge x 52 43 52 47 44 55 51 51 15 410 16.5 29+ 27+ 1.25
Mason X 28 18 38 32 31 27 36 33 243 9.3 28 32 1.25
Williamstown Ind. »
Williamstown x 31 44 38 45 35 30 36 259 8.8 25+ 33+ 1.84
GRAVES C0.
Fancy Farm x 57 47 41 52 36 51 37 41 362 8.5 48+ 43+ 1.00
Lowes I x 66 42 48 41 51 66 42 52 408 15.2 28+ 29+ 1.00
Sedalia 1 x 61 52 52 51 56 41 48 53 414 13.0 27+ 41+ 1.00
Symsonia x 45 51 41 45 45 37 49 56 369 15.3 25 26 1.00
Wingo x 39 44 45 39 30 43 36 37 313 13.0 28 23 1.00
mayﬁe‘d Ind' 22 27 34 30 4o 44 38 235 8 0 , 28 30+ 1 25
Eﬁggﬂéﬁ'e \ 3:: l 59 63 56 68 7s 53 so 8 433 13.5 27 27+ 1325

 

 

 

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Caneyville
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Leitchfield

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Greensburg

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Argillite
Danleyton:
Fullerton
Graysbranch
Lynn
McKell
Oldtown
Sunshine
Warnock
Wurtland

Greenup Ind.
Greenup

Raceland Ind.
Raceland
Worthington

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1962-63 Ratmgs With Eight or More Teachers 1 g
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County :1 E ,U PLDII Teacher 76 .5
District 8 .31 3 Ratio 5 g
School g '5 g Elementéxyﬁqhool,Emqulzsﬁﬁy Graidga _ 2 a v:
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K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 graded Emu TChl’S. 1—3 4—8
HARDIN C0.
East Hardin X 40 31 39 31 37 4'7 34 34 2815 10.9 25 2.00
Howeva‘iley X 48 50 60 51 67 43 67 63 449 18.3 20 2.00
Lincoln ‘1 95 75 69 b4 65 64 64 6:) 561 20.3 28+ 200
Lynnvale X 65 68 59 58 62 67 62 57 498 17.3 32 2.00
North Hardin X 1 85 170 255 8.5 2.00
Radchff X 161 143 127 120 101 101 61 814 30.6 27 2.00
Rineyville ‘{ 8‘; 68 85 78 3 68 68 56 590 21.5 30 2.00
Sonora X 59 5.) 5'3 67 57 52 62 60 468 18.2 28 2.00
Vine Grove X 99 96 93 78 83 56 505 16.9 33 2.00
Western X 26 30 25 33 20 3.) 26 26 221 9.0 30 2.00
Ft. Knox Federal
Van Voorhis X 159 190 135 122 11G 63 52 83 28.7 31+ 3.50
Crittenberger ‘< 110 131 101 115 70 49 58 634 22.9 31+ 350
Kinqsolver X 57 80 60 61 67 59 60 450 30.0 29 4; 3.50
Mudge X 110 112 92 72 61 64 50 561 22.3 31 3.50
Pierce 1 X 137 164 153 153 125 107 88 927 42.0 32 3.50
Stevens 1 X 115 97 90 60 69 48 23 502 18.7 3 3.50
Elizabethtown Ind. 1
Helmwood Heights x 39 46 42 40 28 34 36 29 294 13.1 23-1— 3.10
Morningside x 73 64 72 73 74 60 117 104 637 25.8 23+ 2.08
Mulberry Street x 60 54 51 46 57 47 315 13.9 27+ 3.72
Valley View x 38 49 33 35 38 42 44 32 311 14.0 24+ 301
St. James (P12) x 52 50 40 51 35 43 35 34 340 8.6 47+ 1.50
West Point Ind. . 1
1Vest Point X i 1 39 38 35 34 33 27 21 19 246 10.5 23 2.00
HARLAN CO. I 1
Black lVlountain x 1 l 31 33 27 50 49 45 34 34 303 12.0 30 1.25
Cawood 1 x l 71 56 59 51 57 55 60 58 467 17.5 25 1.25
Cumberland ‘ x \ 127 116 91 103 117 123 104 119 900 37.0 28 1.25
Evarts x 65 73 57 58 68 74 395 15.2 27+ 1.25
Evarts Jr. 1 x 1 208 179 387 17.0 , . 1.25
Green Hills 1 x l 30 31 27 23 35 42 31 15 234 8.5 29 1.25.

 

 

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