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Jackson State College

The Division of Graduate Studie offers a Master of Science in Education degree for principal and supervisors only.

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Reports of

Advisory Study Groups (Volume II) Institutions of Higher

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Mississippi's public institutions of higher learning granted more degrees and in a greater variety of fields in 1959-61 to white students than to Negro students.

Bachelors

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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI HAS ALWAYS RECOGNIZED THAT THE
PUBLIC EDUCATION PROVIDED FOR NEGROES HAS BEEN INFERIOR
TO THAT PROVIDED FOR WHITES.

1.

Officers of the State Government have recognized that the public educational facilities provided for Negroes were inferior to those provided for whites.

a. Governor Vardaman (1907).

Here is what I promised to do. I said if you elect me Governor and elect a legislature in sympathy with me that I would submit to the people of Mississippi an amendment to the State Constitution which would control the distribution of a public school fund so as to stop the useless expenditure in the black counties.

In my

Let's see whether I kept my promise. inaugural address, I devoted the greater part of it to that. The only time I ever got a chance to urge against Negro education as I wanted to without impairing the white schools was when a legislature passed a bill providing money to that Negro school in Holly Springs which was sent to me signed by the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House. Did I sign it? I killed the bill and I killed the 53/

school..

No.

b. Governor Wright (1950).

We face a serious problem in the matter of providing comparable educational opportunities for the two races in our State. As a matter of fact, this problem is composed of several phases. One of them deals with salary adjustments. A plan was proposed and submitted to the teachers this past summer. They voted it down. It is now necessary

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Biennial Report of the Board of Trustees
of State Institutions of Higher Learning from 1959 to 1961
to the State Legislature, State of Mississippi, p. 18.

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E-0-78 Speech of Governor Vardaman of Mississippi
quoted in the Jackson Mississippi Daily Clarion-Ledger,
July 11, 1907.

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Missippi State College for

Offers 5 Bachelor degrees

in 19 fields

Delta State College

Offers Bachelor degrees in

10 fields

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Jackson State College

The Division of Graduate Studi offers a Master of Science in Education degree for principala and supervisors only.

Doctor of Philosophy degree
in 5 fields

Mississippi Southern College

Graduate School offers:

a. Master's degree in 12
fields

Doctor of Philosophy and
Doctor of Education de-
grees in about 7 fields

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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI HAS ALWAYS RECOGNIZED THAT THE
PUBLIC EDUCATION PROVIDED FOR NEGROES HAS BEEN INFERIOR
TO THAT PROVIDED FOR WHITES.

1.

Officers of the State Government have recognized that the public educational facilities provided for Negroes were inferior to those provided for whites.

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Here is what I promised to do. I said if you elect me Governor and elect a legislature in sympathy with me that I would submit to the people of Mississippi an amendment to the State Constitution which would control the distribution of a public school fund so as to stop the useless expenditure in the black counties.

In my

Let's see whether I kept my promise. inaugural address, I devoted the greater part of it to that. The only time I ever got a chance to urge against Negro education as I wanted to without impairing the white schools was when a legislature passed a bill providing money to that Negro school in Holly Springs which was sent to me signed by the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House. Did I sign it? No. I killed the bill and I killed the school... 531

b. Governor Wright (1950).

We face a serious problem in the matter of providing comparable educational opportunities for the two races in our State. As a matter of fact, this problem is composed of several phases. One of them deals with salary adjustments. A plan was proposed and submitted to the teachers this past summer. They voted it down. It is now necessary

521 9-0-50 Biennial Report of the Board of Trustees
of State Institutions of Higher Learning from 1959 to 1961
to the State Legislature, State of Mississippi, p. 18.

531 E-0-78 Speech of Governor Vardaman of Mississippi
quoted in the Jackson Mississippi Daily Clarion-Ledger,
July 11, 1907.

White

Mississippi State College for

Women

Offers 5 Bachelor degrees

in 19 fields

Delta State College

Offers Bachelor degrees in

10 fields

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White

Negro

Until September 1962 white students in Mississippi had graduate and professional schools and Negro students did not. 517

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Negro

Jackson State College

The Division of Graduate Studies offers a Master of Science in Education degree for principals and supervisors only.

Doctor of Philosophy degree
in 5 fields

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