LYMAN SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Lyman School for Boys
LEARNING IRON WORK.
HCR 257, 51.35.13
FURTHER STATISTICS ON CONDUCT
The 58/100 who are shown as
doing well on previous chart, is a
less favorable figure than would
be obtained by the more usual method
of reckoning ALL boys on probation,
since this counts boys who have been
outside too short a time to be
really tested.
THIS IS SHOWN AS FOLLOWS
CONDUCT OF WHOLE NUMBER OF BOYS outside the School
Condition of all boys under twenty-one on probation up to Oct. 1, 1903.
639 or 70 per cent.
Doing well,
Not doing well,
26" 3 " **
109 " 12 "
Have been in some other penal institution
Out of the State
M
Whereabouts and condition unknown,
29" 3 "
107 → 12"
"1
Total
910
OF THOSE
UNKNOWN.
WHOSE WHEREABOUTS ARE
28 left place with a farmer
18 left home or relatives
17 not located family having moved
Both this table and that on the previous chart includes boys who have gone to
the Mass. Reformatory, whether by sentence of Court or by transfer, even though
the latter have passed out of the care of the school, and also runaways from the
school who have never been out on probation.
