Part 2 — APPENDIX B
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TABLES WITH RESPECT TO SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF IN AMERICA
I. PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
School Location Date of Opening Number of Pupils 1912-1913 Expenditure for Support 1912-1913
Alabama
School for the Deaf Talladega 1858 }162 29 $ 39,800
School for the Negro Deaf and Blind Talladega 1892
Arizona, University of, Department for the Deaf Tucson 1912 25 10,000
Arkansas Deaf-Mute Institute Little Rock 1868 270 67,500
California Institution for the Deaf and the Blind Berkeley 1860 180 54,629
Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind Colorado Springs 1874 176 59,176
Connecticut
American School for the Deaf Hartford 1817 142 57,991
Mystic Oral School for the Deaf Mystic 1870 60 13,244
District of Columbia,
Columbia Institution for the Deaf
Kendall School for the Deaf Washington 1857 }54 82 86,184
Gallaudet College Washington 1864
Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind St. Augustine 1885 108 16,877
Georgia School for the Deaf Cave Spring 1846 188 45,339
Idaho State School for the Deaf and the Blind Gooding 1906 58 20,000
Illinois School for the Deaf Jacksonville 1846 415 124,957
Indiana State School for the Deaf Indianapolis 1844 345 85,980
Iowa School for the Deaf Council Bluffs 1855 227 60,500
Kansas School for the Deaf Olathe 1861 243 56,494
Kentucky School for the Deaf Danville 1823 353 82,325
Louisiana State School for the Deaf Baton Rouge 1852 145 30,500
Maine School for the Deaf Portland 1876 134 27,000
Maryland
School for the Deaf and Dumb Frederick 1868 114 33,461
School for the Colored Blind and Deaf Overlea 1872 44 10,059
Massachusetts
Boston School for the Deaf Randolph 1899 145 21,660
Clarke School for the Deaf Northampton 1867 156 65,255
New England Industrial School for Deaf-Mutes Beverly 1879 36 9,098
Michigan School for the Deaf Flint 1854 297 93,872
Minnesota School for the Deaf Faribault 1863 308 70,229
Mississippi Institution for the Deaf Jackson 1854 188 33,577
Missouri School for the Deaf Fulton 1851 344 99,000
Montana School for Deaf, Blind and Backward Children Boulder 1893 59 20,024
Nebraska School for the Deaf Omaha 1869 175 44,150
New Jersey School for the Deaf Trenton 1883 185 60,000
New Mexico Asylum for the Deaf and the Dumb Santa Fé 1885 44 11,000
New York
New York Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb New York 1818 517 181,153
Central New York Institution for Deaf-Mutes Rome 1875 117 31,347
Western New York Institution for Deaf-Mutes Rochester 1876 192 60,362
Northern New York Institution for Deaf-Mutes Malone 1884 110 29,745
Institution for the Improved Instruction of Deaf-Mutes New York 1867 241 88,455
Le Couteulx St. Mary's Inst'n for the Imp'd Instruction of Deaf-Mutes Buffalo 1862 188 52,349
St. Joseph's Institute for the Improved Instruction of Deaf-Mutes West Chester 1869 515 122,962
Albany Home School for the Oral Instruction of the Deaf Albany 1889 58 16,052
North Carolina
State School for the Deaf and Dumb Morganton 1894 263 62,500
State School for the Blind and the Deaf Raleigh 1845 117 16,062
North Dakota School for the Deaf and Dumb Devils Lake 1890 94 26,977
Ohio State School for the Deaf Columbus 1829 542 118,000
Oklahoma
School for the Deaf Sulphur 1898 221 50,000
Industrial Institute for the Deaf, Blind, and Orphans of the Colored Race Taft 1909 18 11,053
Oregon School for Deaf-Mutes Salem 1870 90 22,500
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and Dumb Philadelphia 1820 621 172,572
Western Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb Edgewood Park 1876 282 62,653
Pennsylvania Oral School for the Deaf Scranton 1883 100 51,000
Home for the Training in Speech of Deaf Children Philadelphia 1892 65 26,790
Rhode Island Institute for the Deaf Providence 1877 91 33,000
South Carolina Institution for the Education of the Deaf and the Blind Cedar Spring 1849 156 21,780
South Dakota School for the Deaf Sioux Falls 1880 90 26,000
Tennessee Deaf and Dumb School Knoxville 1845 326 47,800
Texas
School for the Deaf Austin 1857 417 100,000
Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Institute for Colored Youth Austin 1887 94 17,652
Utah School for the Deaf Ogden 1884 115 42,857
Vermont, The Austine Institution for the Deaf and Blind Brattleboro 1912 25 11,487
Virginia
School for the Deaf and the Blind Staunton 1839 193 36,748
School for Colored Deaf and Blind Children Newport News 1909 85 11,824
Washington State School for the Deaf Vancouver 1886 132 36,178
West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and the Blind Romney 1870 159 34,700
Wisconsin State School for the Deaf Delavan 1852 169 65,010
II. PUBLIC DAY SCHOOLS
School Date of Opening Number of Pupils 1912-1913 Expenditure for Support 1911-1912
California
Los Angeles Day School for the Deaf 1899 45 $ 6,048
Oakland Public School Oral Classes 1898 11 —
Sacramento Day-School for the Deaf 1904 12 2,520
San Francisco Oral School for the Deaf 1901 23 2,350
Georgia
Atlanta Day-School for the Deaf 1912 10 —
Illinois
Chicago
Delano School for the Deaf }1913 1896 1905 1913 307 30,474
Kozminski Public Day-School for the Deaf
Parker Practice Public Day-School for the Deaf
Waters School for the Deaf
Rock Island Day-School for the Deaf 1901 8 720
Louisiana
New Orleans Day-School for the Deaf 1911 24 2,150
Massachusetts
Boston, Horace Mann School 1869 167 29,040
Michigan
Bay City Day-School for the Deaf 1901 7 1,005
Calumet Day-School for the Deaf 1902 13 1,566
Detroit Day-School for the Deaf 1894 92 —
Grand Rapids Oral School for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing 1898 23 4,600
Houghton Day-School for the Deaf 1908 4 800
Iron Mountain Day-School for the Deaf 1906 3 900
Ironwood Day-School for the Deaf 1903 9 875
Jackson Day-School for the Deaf 1912 7 —
Kalamazoo Day-School for the Deaf 1904 4 —
Manistee Day-School for the Deaf 1904 10 1,100
Marquette Day-School for the Deaf 1907 7 1,020
Saginaw Oral Day-School for the Deaf 1901 11 1,050
Sault Ste. Marie Day-School for the Deaf 1906 3 —
Traverse City Day-School for the Deaf 1904 7 900
Minnesota
St. Paul Day-School for the Deaf 1913 — —
Missouri
St. Louis, Gallaudet School 1878 62 5,321
New Jersey
Jersey City Public Day-School for the Deaf 1910 14 —
Newark School for the Deaf 1910 58 —
New York
Public School 47, Manhattan 1908 279 —
Public School, Brooklyn, (Annex to School 47, Manhattan) 1910 24 3,000
Public School, Queens, (Annex to School 47, Manhattan) 1913 10 —
Ohio
Ashtabula Day-School for the Deaf 1903 5 810
Cincinnati Oral School 1886 45 4,150
Cleveland Public School for the Deaf 1892 99 10,000
Dayton School for the Deaf 1899 10 1,500
Toledo Day-School for the Deaf 1911 13 1,200
Oregon
Portland Day-School for the Deaf 1908 31 3,800
Washington
Seattle Public-Day-School for the Deaf 1906 27 2,800
Tacoma Day-School for the Deaf 1908 13 1,114
Wisconsin
Antigo Day-School for the Deaf 1906 17 1,850
Appleton Day-School for the Deaf 1896 13 980
Ashland Day-School for the Deaf 1898 15 3,016
Black River Falls School for the Deaf 1897 10 —
Bloomington Day-School for the Deaf 1906 8 930
Eau Claire Day-School for the Deaf 1895 31 6,000
Fond du Lac Day-School for the Deaf 1895 16 1,803
Green Bay Day-School for the Deaf 1897 24 3,600
Kenosha Day-School for the Deaf 1913 10 —
La Crosse Day-School for the Deaf 1899 6 1,060
Madison Day-School for the Deaf 1908 15 2,272
Marinette Day-School for the Deaf 1895 9 1,582
Marshfield School for the Deaf 1912 5 —
Milwaukee School for the Deaf 1898 146 23,292
Mineral Point School for the Deaf 1912 13 —
New London Day-School for the Deaf 1906 10 1,200
Oshkosh School for the Deaf 1895 15 1,439
Platteville Day-School for the Deaf 1906 9 1,397
Racine Day-School for the Deaf 1900 21 1,751
Rice Lake Day-School for the Deaf 1907 8 1,243
Sheboygan Day-School for the Deaf 1894 13 1,476
Stevens Point Day-School for the Deaf 1905 12 2,646
Superior Day-School for the Deaf 1897 8 970
Wausau Day-School for the Deaf 1890 11 885
III. DENOMINATIONAL AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS
School Location Date of Opening Number of Pupils 1912-1913
California
Holden Home Oral School San Francisco 1913 6
St. Joseph's Home for the Deaf Oakland 1895 26
Georgia
Miss Arbaugh's School for Deaf Children Macon 1912 9
Illinois
Ephpheta School for the Deaf Chicago 1884 95
The McCowen Homes for Deaf Children Chicago 1883 40
Louisiana
Chinchuba Deaf-Mute Institute Chinchuba 1890 40
Maryland
Home School for Little Deaf Children Kensington 1908 10
F. Knapp's English and German Institute Baltimore 1877 25
St. Francis Xavier's School for the Deaf Irvington 1897 31
Massachusetts
The Sarah Fuller Home for Little Deaf Children West Medford 1888 16
Michigan
Evangelical Lutheran Deaf-Mute Institute North Detroit 1873 29
Missouri
Immaculate Conception Institute for the Deaf St. Louis 1885 70
New York
Reno Margulies School for the Deaf New York 1901 18
The Wright Oral School New York 1894 28
Ohio
Notre Dame School for the Deaf Cincinnati 1890 10
Miss Breckinridge's School Cincinnati 1906 3
Pennsylvania
Archbishop Ryan Memorial Institute for Deaf-Mutes Philadelphia 1912 19
De Paul Institute for Deaf-Mutes Pittsburgh 1908 64
Forrest Hall Philadelphia 1901 7
South Dakota
Black Hills School for the Deaf Lead 1911 2
Wisconsin
St. John's Institute for Deaf-Mutes St. Francis 1876 90