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SPECIAL EDUCATION                             113

                             In order to afford an opportunity to those w.!;lo could not attend
                        day schooIs, the Mercier Government founded night schooIs, in 1889.
                        These schools exist in the cities, villages and main industrial centres in
                        the Province of Quebec. The number of pupils haB shown little variation
                        sin('e 1905.  The Government supports these schools by means of an
                        annual subsidy. The credits voted this year by the Legislature. for the
                        night schools and dress cutting sch·JoIs amounted to $45,000.


                                         49-8tatistics of Night Schools from 1905 to 1926.

                                                                        Number of ruP'~ en,oUed
                                                        Number
                                                  ----_.__ .~-- -------_._---_._--
                                    YEARS
                                                   of "choots  of prof~~  BOY8  Girl.   Totni
                           _____~---__I----.I----+-- -·--1----- --'---.'.-
                          1925-26 ..............•.    62      ~ 3     3.1l46   1,644
                           It~l!ol-:l-&        .      62      ~Il     1.2!l4   1.4~2
                          19Z3-:H.....  ..  ,  ..     61      16.5    4. 's    12' •
                                                                               1'4;1-
                          mt~t.....::::·:::·::::.::   61      178     4,~.l6   1: '~7
                                                      66
                                                              106
                                                                      .1,02:)
                           J92O-21............  .  .  64      lu8     5.396     11115
                           J919-20            .       65      ],,9    4,979     Il
                          1018-10               ..    64      149     4,269     ltlg
                           JOI7-18               .    71      15,;    ,;,133    300
                          19J6-17               ..    69      155     5,139     28l
                          1915-16               ..    71      164     5.2'14    274
                          1914-J5..   ..        ..    03      J77     ,S.21'Vt  ~~·12
                          19J3-14                .    68      179     O,GO.     2~ .,
                          J912-J3               ..    71      168     .5,002    2.,,)
                          19J 1-12.  .         .      75      16-.1   ;),514    204
                          InJO-II               ..    75      169     ;'),265   563
                          1009-10 ....•....................  81  160  4-,tt"i,)  670
                          1!IOs-on              ..    71      1,1)8   5,512     8·3
                          1907-{)8...  .        ..    62      160     5,434     909
                          1900-{)7. .  . ..           57      110     5/' ;)    5;,,)
                          190;; {l6. .. . ..          IH      10R     .~.fF2    ~,11
                                      DRESS-CUTTING AND DRESS-MAKING SCHûûLS.
                            The dress-cutting schools date back to 1889; they give free courses
                        in scientific cutting and dress-making. Their number is rapidly increasing.
                        The practical use of the lessons in dress-cutting is shown by the large
                        increase in the school attendance since 1905.
                              50-Slatistics of Dress-cutting and Dress-mnking Srhools from 1905 to 1926.
                                                              Number     Number     (;o,,'e-rumea-t-
                                        YEARS                   of       of ])IJpils
                                                              cl~         enrolb,i    ~rnn~
                          1025-20                         .     66         2.3GO    it  13,()~
                          J924-25                  .            65         2,318      13.6."'/>
                          1923-24.................•............  64        2,417      13,6S.~
                          1922-23 ..............•........................  63  2,3.19  J.3,68-'
                          1921-22                        ..     60         2,261      J3.685
                          1920-21 .................................•....•  58  2,347  13,685
                          1919-20 .....•......................•.•........  58  2.,lJ14  J3.68';
                          1918--19 ..•.............•......................  60  2,718  11,8.1:;
                          1917-18                        ..     60         2.639      14,13.';
                          191&-17. ,  , .......•......................  62  2,8!iJ    14,l.n
                          1915-16  , .•..............................  68  3,318      14,9);:-,
                          Hll4-15..............•.... '" •................  69  3,212  15,O:!.;
                          11113-14 ........•.............•....• , .•.....•..  67  3,176  14,83.,
                          1912-13 ........•..........•....•..............  62  3,07t  13,410
                          19U-12                          .    I;.~        2,750      Il,67r,
                          1910-11 .............................•.........  49  2,344  9,9,;5
                          1909-JO .....•.•....... '  :    .    40          2.271      0,78:5
                          1908-{)9 .....•.•...........•.•..•..............  49  2,274  0,:'60
                          1007-<l8...................•..............•...  47  2,18J   9,:!.1»
                          1006-{)7                        .    42          l ,~21     8,02.;
                          1005-{)6 ..................•....................  44  J,929  8,OUO
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