Statements of Classification of Pupils, March 31, 1894–March 31, 1900

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Statements of Classification of Pupils, March 31, 1894–March 31, 1900

1894-1900

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This series consists of statements of classification of pupils (form 5-143) that were sent to the Office of Indian Affairs in Washington. Information provided includes name and location of school, quarter ending date, number of pupils (male/female) in primary grades one through four, and advanced grades one through four, total enrollment of pupils, and a certification statement signed by the superintendent and U.S. Indian Agent.

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National Archives at Kansas City

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National Archives at Kansas City

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