The following table shows the reported number of persons in the city between the ages of five and fifteen, for eight years, and also the proportion of the State School Fund which has been paid into the city treasury each year.

The following table shows the average whole number, the average attendance, and the per cent of attendance, of the public schools of all grades, for eight years, ending July 31, 1863.

The following table shows the aggregate of the average whole number and attendance of the pupils of the High Schools, for eight years, ending July 31, 1863 :

The following table shows the aggregate of the average whole number and attendance of the Grammar Schools, for eight years, ending July 31, 1863:

The following table shows the aggregate of the average whole number and attendance of the pupils of the Primary Schools, for eight years, ending July 31, 1863:—

The following table shows the number of Primary Schools, the average number, and the average attendance to a school, for eight years, ending July 31, 1863 :

EXPENDITURES.

NET ANNUAL EXPENDITURES for the public schools of Boston, for the last ten financial years, ending 30th April in each year, exclusive of the cost of the schoolhouses; also the average whole number of scholars for the school year ending July 31:

EXPENDITURES.

The following table shows the total net expenses of the City for education, for ten years, from May 1, 1863, to April 30, 1863, inclusive :