Title	Monthly Report of the Superintendent of Education, June 1867
Record type	Report
Creator	unattributed
Date of creation	1867-06-xx
Series	Records of Superintendents of Education M1000
Description	Educational form no. 1 is a chart.
Additional notes	Series M1000, Reel 6, [Frames 151-152]
Excerpt from record	"Monthly REPORT OF SCHOOLS, STATE SUPERINTENDENT State of Tennessee June 1867 COPY Forwarded July 1st, 1867 STATE SUPERINTENDENTS MONTHLY SCHOOL REPORT To Bureau R. F. & A.L. for the month of June, 1867, ____ District, State of Tennessee" [This document records, in chart form, information concerning Freedmen’s Schools in Tennessee. The monthly report lists the communities with Freedmen’s Schools, societies that support them, and teacher and student demographics by school.] [Murfreesboro School “I” had two day schools. Also there were two Sabbath Schools with 200 pupils. The patron is listed as American Friends Universalist Committee [?] The freedmen owned one school. There were eight teachers, six white and two ‘colored.’ Gendered demographic breakdown of enrolled students was as follows, 193 male students and 208 female students. The preceding report listed 401 pupils. During the month of June, 20 students left the school and 20 new students enrolled. Average attendance is listed at 208 with 190 students always present. Twenty-seven students were over 16 years of age. The document further lists 273 advanced readers.] [This document records, in chart form, information concerning Freedmen’s Schools in Tennessee. Murfreesboro School “II” had one day school. There is one Sabbath Schools with 330 pupils. The patron is listed as the Freedmen’s Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The freedmen owned one school and the Bureau provided a second. The school had two teachers, both white. Sixty-one male students and 124 female students were enrolled. The preceding report listed 212 pupils. During the month of June, 30 students left and 3 new students enrolled. Average attendance is listed at 128 with 126 students always present. Twenty-eight students were over 16 years of age. The document further lists 85 advanced readers.]
Names that occur in the record	Freedmen’s Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church American Friends Universalist Committee
Subject (LC)	African Americans--Tennessee African Americans--Tennessee--Social conditions--19th century Freedmen’s schools and textbooks Murfreesboro (Tenn.) Race Relations Racism Reconstruction (U.S. history, 1865-1877)--Tennessee--Rutherford County. Rutherford County (Tenn.) United States. Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands--Records and correspondence
Coverage	1860-1869
Contributing institution	National Archives and Records Administration
Medium	Microfilm
Bibliographic citation	[Document title, date]. Records of the Superintendent of Education for the State of Tennessee. Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, 1865-1870. Series M1000, [Reel number, Frame number/s]. National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C.
Copyright status	Public domain
Collection name	Freedmen's Bureau Records