TABLE 21.-Number of vocational teacher training institutions Federally aided, by States, for years ended June 30, 1919 and 1918.

1 Massachusetts, in addition to teacher training classes in two trade schools for women, reports teacher training classes in trade and industry as follows: Regular teacher training classes in trade and industry under the board of education at Beverly, Boston (8 divisions), Lowell, Lynn, New Bedford, Springfield, and Worcester; special classes for industry under the department of vocational education at Clinton, Framingham (3 divisions), and Worcester; classes in trade and industry for employed teachers (professional improvement) under the division of industrial teacher training at Beverly, Lawrence, Lowell, Somerville, Springfield, Worcester (2 divisions), Boston, and New Bedford. Under the division of household arts teacher training it reports regular teacher training classes in day household arts at Boston, Lowell, and New Bedford; classes for employed teachers (professional improvement) in day household arts at Boston (2 centers), Essex County, Newton, and Worcester; teacher training classes in evening practical arts at Boston (2 centers), Holyoke, Lawrence, Lowell (2 centers), and New Bedford; evening classes for employed teachers (professional improvement) at Boston (2 centers), Fall River, Plymouth, and Wor

cester.

2 New Jersey reports one institution approved for teacher training by the State board. In addition, the State board itself conducted two teacher training classes in trades and industries at Newark and Plainfield for munitions plants; five classes in trades and industries at Newark, Jersey City, Perth Amboy, New Brunswick, and Atlantic City; and four classes in home economics at Atlantic City, Newark, Jersey City, and Orange for the professional improvement of teachers in service.

3 No report.

TABLE 21.-Number of vocational teacher training institutions Federally aided, by States, for years ended June 30, 1919 and 1918-Continued."

1 Indiana reports five teacher training courses in trade and industry under the Indiana University at the following centers: Anderson, Evansville, Indianapolis, Richmond, and South Bend.

2 Minnesota reports five teacher training extension courses in trade and industry under the State board for vocational education at the following centers: Duluth, St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Virginia. a No report.

4 Colorado reports five teacher training courses in trade and industry under the State board for vocational education at the following centers: Denver, Pueblo, Walsen and Farr, Trinidad, and Colorado Agricultural College.

TABLE 22.-Number of teachers of teacher training courses in institutions Federally aided, by States, for years ended June 30, 1919 and 1918.

1 No report.

23

1

25

11

4

2

9

25176343687

2

7

7

2

17

9

4262

9

13

8

8

1

1352604634

12

Those employed by the University of Tennessee for teacher-training work in agriculture and trade and industry were loaned to the State board for vocational education to be used by it as supervisors.

3 No report from two schools having home economics courses.

Includes 10 teachers in summer school.

Includes 11 teachers in summer school.

6 Two instructors, the heads of the departments of education and psychology, gave courses in classes combining the three groups, agriculture, home economics, and trade and industry.

TABLE 23.-Sex of teachers of teacher training courses in institutions Federally aided, by States, for year ended June 30, 1919.

2 instructors, the heads of the departments of education and psychology, gave courses in classes combining the three groups-agriculture, trade and industry, and home economics.

TABLE 24.-Sex of pupils enrolled in vocational teacher training courses in institutions Federally aided, by States, for year ended June 30, 1919.

1 No report.

2 Includes 20 summer students and 21 emergency summer course students.

3 Includes 24 students in six weeks' special summer school course.

4 Includes 12 students in six weeks' special summer school course.

6 Wisconsin reports this information unavailable.

• Includes 18 students n itinerant teacher training courses.