p. 29 | Notes on Adventist School Enrollment

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 4, 1909

Notes on Adventist School Enrollment

Notes

ON February 18 the enrolment of Union College, College View, Neb., was five hundred eighty-three, as against an enrolment last year of five hundred sixty.

Elder E. L. Neff, the educational superintendent of the Oklahoma Conference, says: “I am glad to report success along the line of school work. All seem encouraged. We have now three hundred seventy pupils, in twenty-one or twenty-two schools, and one school I have not yet heard from.”

Prof. M. E. Cady, writing January 28, says: “To date we have enrolled two hundred fifty-eight students in the college department, and one hundred seven in the normal department, making a total enrolment of three hundred sixty-five. Our entire enrolment last year was three hundred forty-eight. Our numbers will probably reach three hundred seventy-five before the year is over.”

Brother B. L. Howe, of the Central California Intermediate School, located at Armona, Cal., says: “We have an enrolment of one hundred three this year, and the value of our property has increased, until it is now worth about twenty-five hundred dollars. I am much encouraged at the way our school work in general is moving forward. I believe the hope of the denomination lies in this very work.”