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Burlington Self-Survey on Human Relations: Final report, 1950
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32 teaching staff are in contact with Negro children in their classes. Sixty-one percent of the teachers, however, reported having only one Negro pupil in their rooms.1 In fact, the number of Negro children in the schools must represent only a small part of the school population. In September 1949 the total school enrollent was 4,987. No figures were given concerning Negro children. If the school population resembles the total community population, there were possibly not more than 50-60 Negro students in the school at the time of this study. Problems Especially Applicable to Negro Boys and Girls Table 1. Distribution of Responses From 80 Burlington Public and Parochial School Teachers Concerning Problems Especially Applicable to Negro Children. 1950. Negro Students Present Special Problems, Teachers Replying. Total, 80, 100.0 Yes 5,6.2 No, 75, 93.8 1 For full statistical breakdown on the distribution of Negro students by teacher replies see Appendix XXIII-XXVI
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32 teaching staff are in contact with Negro children in their classes. Sixty-one percent of the teachers, however, reported having only one Negro pupil in their rooms.1 In fact, the number of Negro children in the schools must represent only a small part of the school population. In September 1949 the total school enrollent was 4,987. No figures were given concerning Negro children. If the school population resembles the total community population, there were possibly not more than 50-60 Negro students in the school at the time of this study. Problems Especially Applicable to Negro Boys and Girls Table 1. Distribution of Responses From 80 Burlington Public and Parochial School Teachers Concerning Problems Especially Applicable to Negro Children. 1950. Negro Students Present Special Problems, Teachers Replying. Total, 80, 100.0 Yes 5,6.2 No, 75, 93.8 1 For full statistical breakdown on the distribution of Negro students by teacher replies see Appendix XXIII-XXVI
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