Next to the native-born white of native father, the largest number is shown by the Irish of the second generation. Among immigrants of the second generation (native-born of foreign father) the races represented by 500 or more teachers are the following:

In the table which follows, the public-school teachers furnishing information in each city are divided into three nativity groups: Those native-born of native father, those native-born of foreign father, and those foreign-born.

The table shows the percentage of the number of teachers included within each of these three groups as compared with the total for the city to which it relates.

TABLE 35.-Number and per cent of teachers in each nativity group, by cities.

From this table it is seen that of the 49,067 teachers, 25,216, or 51.4 per cent, are native-born of native father; 20,992, or 42.8 per cent, are native-born of foreign father; and only 2,859, or 5.8 per cent, are foreign-born.

Of the 30 cities included, Duluth has the largest proportion of foreign-born teachers. In only 12 of the 30 cities does the proportion of foreign-born teachers exceed 5 per cent. Those cities are:

In 5 of the cities the proportion of foreign-born teachers among those furnishing information was below 2 per cent. The cities are:

Shenandoah has the largest proportion of teachers who are immigrants of the second generation (native-born of foreign father). In 7 of the 30 cities more than one-half of the teachers reporting are immigrants of the second generation. The cities are:

In 5 of the cities less than one-fourth of the teachers reporting are immigrants of the second generation. The cities are:

The proportion of teachers native-born of native father among those reporting was more than 70 per cent in 5 cities, as follows:

The proportion native-born of native father was less than 40 per cent in 3 cities, as follows:

Shenandoah....
Scranton...

Per cent.

29.5 San Francisco....
34.7

Per cent. 38.9

The next table shows for each of the 30 cities the proportion of the teachers furnishing information who are of each specified race.

Foreign races and immigrants of the second generation represented by fewer than 200 teachers in the total for the 30 cities are not enumerated separately, but are included in "other races" under the proper nativity group.

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TABLE 36.-Race distribution of teachers for whom information was secured, by city;

percentages.

100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0

47.2

92.1

7.9

a Less than 0.05 per cent.

b"Other races" includes races having fewer than 200 representatives in the total for 30 cities, and pupils

whose race is not reported.

TABLE 36.-Race distribution of teachers for whom information was secured, by city;

percentages-Continued.

a Less than 0.05 per cent.

100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0

29.9 41.5 35.8
97.8 97.2 97.6
2.2 2.8 2.4

45. 1

57.0 59.7 69.3 44.2 54.6 28.4 97.9 95.8 94.4 98.9 95.8 94.7 99.0 2.1 4.2 5.6 1.1 4.2 5.3 1.0

"Other races" Includes races having fewer than 200 representatives in the total for 30 cities, and pupils whose race is not reported.

The percentages shown in the total column for the 30 cities and also the general nativity of the teachers have already been discussed in connection with previous tables. The percentages for the various cities are of special interest. In 27 of the 30 cities the teachers nativeborn white of native father form a larger proportion of the total than do the teachers of any other race. In 3 cities the Irish of the second generation form larger proportions than do any other race. cities are:

These

The races of immigrants of the second generation (native-born of foreign father) which rank first and second in the number of teachers in each of the cities are shown in the following table:

TABLE 37.-Races of immigrants of the second generation (native-born of foreign father) ranking first and second in the number of teachers, by city.

Among immigrants native-born of foreign father the Irish rank first in 20 and second in 8 of the 30 cities. The cities in which the Irish rank first are:

The Germans native-born of foreign father rank first in 9 and second in 10 cities. The cities in which they rank first are:

Baltimore.

Cincinnati.

Cleveland.

Duluth.
Kansas City.
Los Angeles.

Milwaukee.
Newark.
St. Louis.

The English native-born of foreign father rank first in Manchester and second in 9 other cities. The Canadians other than French rank second in Boston, the Scotch-Irish second in Philadelphia, and the Welsh second in Scranton and Shenandoah.