Lumpkin County School Report to Grand Jury 1915
County schools in 1914 totaled 33 with 1179 white and 92 colored students and 30 white plus 3 colored schools. Staff included 11 male and 19 female white teachers and 1 male with 2 female teachers in colored schools. Enrollment and attendance averages show white and colored gaps, district funding details, and notes on term lengths. The report cites state fund shortfalls, notes loaned funds for four months and three months, and urges community support to improve schooling amid population shifts and enrollment gaps.
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Citizens protest Lumpkin county officials and doctors for inconsistent tick eradication methods. They cite Georgia Constitution sections defending uniform laws and warn against special treatment by officials, urging that cattle dipping be applied equally and legally across counties.
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