Statistics of City School Systems 1917-18. Bulletin 1920, No. 24 (1920)
Bonner, H. R. · U.S. Government Printing Office · leaf 127
$17,102,113. At this rate of reduction it would take cities over 43 years to liquidate existing school indebtedness, let alone the new school bonds issued annually. In Table 75 it is found that the total amount of new city school bonds and loans negotiated during the year 1917-18 was $38,076,320.… … WHERE THE CITY SCHOOL DOLLAR COMES FROM. In figure 33 it is shown that 68 per cent of ail school revenue, ex¬ cluding nonrevenue receipts, comes from city school taxes, 11.8 per cent from the State, 11.3 per cent from the general city treasury, 4.2 per cent from the county, and 4.7 per cent from…
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