Seminole Nation Elementary Schools

Taught by Miss Mary M. Lilley, average attendance was 35 students for a seven month term.

Near the Old Seminole Agency, sparsely settled, ran for 3 months with an average attendance of 25. Taught by Mrs. H. C. Shook.

Taught by Charles Anderson, average attendance was 27 students for a six month term.

On September 22, 1906, Superintendent Benedict sent to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs a list of the fifteen Seminole day schools that were in operation with the length of term and the teacher's salary for each school.

Name of School	Term	Monthly Salary	Year Total
Brown	8 months	$45	$360
Carr	7 months	$40	$280
Good Hope	8 months	$40	$320
Jarvis Ranch	7 months	$45	$315
Macedonia	8 months	$40	$320
Rocky Point	8 months	$40	$320
Red Mound	8 months	$45	$360
Sasakwa	8 months	$45	$360
Seminole Union	8 months	$45	$360
Tate	8 months	$45	$360
Tidmore	8 months	$40	$320
Tidmore (colored)	8 months	$40	$320
Wewoka	8 months	$50	$400
Wewoka (colored)	8 months	$45	$360
Wolf	8 months	$40	$320