Statistical profile

              Public Schools of North Carolina
State Board of Education | Department of Public Instruction
North Carolina Public Schools
Statistical
Profile
2008
Public Schools of North Carolina
State Board of Education | Department of Public Instruction STATEBOARDOFEDUCATION
The guiding mission of the North Carolina State Board of Education is that every public school student will graduate from high school, globally competitive for work and postsecondary education and prepared for life in the 21st Century.
WILLIAMC.HARRISON KATHYA.TAFT ROBERT“TOM”SPEED
Chairman and Chief Executive Greenville Boone Officer :: Fayetteville
RAYDURHAM MELISSAE.BARTLETT WAYNEMCDEVITT Jacksonville Statesville Vice Chair :: Asheville
KEVIND.HOWELL JOHNA.TATEIII WALTERDALTON Raleigh Charlotte Lieutenant Governor :: Rutherfordton
SHIRLEYE.HARRIS PATRICIAN.WILLOUGHBY JANETCOWELL Troy Raleigh State Treasurer :: Raleigh
NCDEPARTMENTOFPUBLICINSTRUCTION JuneSt.ClairAtkinson,Ed.D.,StateSuperintendent 301N.WilmingtonStreet::Raleigh,NorthCarolina 27601­2825
In compliance with federal law, NC Public Schools administers all state­operated
educational programs, employment activities and admissions without discrimination because of race, religion, national or ethnic origin, color, age, military service, disability, or gender, except where exemption is appropriate and allowed by law.
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Dr. Rebecca Garland, Chief Academic Officer :: Academic Services and Instructional Support 6368 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699­6368
:: Telephone: (919) 807­3200
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The North Carolina Public Schools Statistical Profile is a collection of statistical information about North Carolina’s elementary and secondary schools. This is the thirty-fourth edition of the publication. It was initiated in 1975.
The purpose of this book is to provide general statistical data to the public, professional educators, and the General Assembly. This profile includes information on public school pupils, personnel, and finances. Tables with statewide data are presented in Part I. Part II contains data on pupil accounting, high school graduate intentions, public school personnel, and current expense expenditures for each local school system. Part III provides pupil accounting and financial data for the charter schools.
This publication would not be possible without the full support and dedicated efforts of public school administrators, principals, and teachers. Their efforts in making this information available are gratefully acknowledged.
William C. Harrison
June St. Clair Atkinson
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
State Superintendent
State Board of Education
of Public Instruction
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CoNteNtS
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Foreword
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PArt I
: StAte SUMMArY
PUPIL INFORMATION
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1
Pupil Accounting
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1
Nonpromotion Rate by Grade
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2
Exceptional Pupils
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2
Pupil Membership by Race and Gender
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2
High School Graduates Intentions
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3
Projections of High School Graduates
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3
Public School Dropout and Retention Data
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3
NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SCHOOL PERSONNEL
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27
Public School Personnel Summary
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27
Experience Status of School Based Instructional Personnel
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28
Highest Degree Held by Classroom Teachers
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28
Selected Characteristics of Classroom Teachers
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28
Local Salary Supplements
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28
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
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40
TRANSPORTATION
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64
COURSE MEMBERSHIP SUMMARY
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68
PArt II
: LoCAL edUCAtIoN AGeNCIeS
See Alphabetical List of Local Education Agencies on Page viii.
PArt III
: CHArter SCHooLS
CHARTER SCHOOLS
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Pupil Information
Table 1
Final Enrollment by Grade
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4
Table 2
Final Average Daily Membership by Grade
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5
Table 3
Final Average Daily Attendance by Grade
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6
Table 4
Membership Last Day by Grade
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7
Table 5
Promotions by Grade
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8
Table 6
Nonpromotions by Grade
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9
Table 7
Nonpromotion Rate by Grade
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10
Table 8
Impact of Summer School on Nonpromotion Rate, 2006–07
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11
Table 9
Pupils in Membership Being Served by
Exceptional Children Programs, 2007–08
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12
Table 10 Pupils in Membership by Race and Sex, 2007–08
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15
Table 11 A History of Pupil Membership by Race
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18
Table 12 2007 High School Graduates Intentions Including
2006 Summer School
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19
Table 13 Intentions of High School Graduates—A Five Year History
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20
Table 14 Projection of Public High School Graduates
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21
Table 15 Public School Dropout and Cohort
Graduation Data, 2006–07
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24
Public School Personnel
Table 16 State Summary of Public School Full-Time
Personnel, 2007–08
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29
Table 17 Experience Status of School Based Instructional
Personnel, 2007–08
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30
Table 18 Highest Degree Held by Classroom Teachers, 2007–08
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33
Table 19 Selected Characteristics of Classroom Teachers, 2007–08
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36
Table 20 Selected Statistics of Local Salary Supplements, 2007–08
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39
Financial Information
Table 21 Per Capita Personal Income by County, 2006
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42
Table 22 North Carolina Current Expense Expenditures
by Source of Funds, 2006–07
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43
Table 23 Comparison of Per Pupil Expenditures
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44
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Table 24 Per Pupil Expenditure Ranking, 2006–07
(Child Nutrition Included)
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45
Table 25 Per Pupil Expenditure Ranking, 2006–07
Table 27 Current Expense Expenditures by
Table 28 Capital Outlay Expenditures by Source
Table 29 Ranking of 2006–07 Final Average Daily Membership,
Table 30 County Appropriations and Supplemental Taxes
(Child Nutrition Excluded)
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48
Table 26 Revenue From All Sources, 2006–07
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51
Purpose Codes, 2006–07
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52
of Funds, 2006–07
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58
Total Per Pupil Expenditures, and Capital Outlay
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59
for Education (Current Expense), 2006–07
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62
Table 31 Supplemental Taxes for Education, 2006–07
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63
transportation
Table 32 Student Transportation on Public School Buses, 2006–07
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65
Course Membership
Table 33 Course Membership Summary, 2007–08
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68
Charter Schools
Table 34 Final Average Daily Membership by Grade, 2006–07
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313
Table 37 Pupils in Membership Being Served by Exceptional
Table 38 Per Pupil Expenditure Ranking, 2006–07
Table 39 Per Pupil Expenditure Ranking, 2006–07
Table 41 Current Expense Expenditures by Purpose Codes, 2006–07
Table 35 First Month Average Daily Membership by Grade, 2007–08
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315
Table 36 Charter School Membership by Race and Sex, 2007–08
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317
Children Programs, 2007–08 (Charter Schools)
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319
Child Nutrition Included (Charter Schools)
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321
Child Nutrition Excluded (Charter Schools)
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323
Table 40 Revenue From All Sources, 2006–07 (Charter Schools)
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325
(Charter Schools)
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326
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ALPHAbetICAL LISt oF LoCAL edUCAtIoN AGeNCIeS
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Alamance County........................ 78 Gaston County ............................ 162 Pender County ........................... 240
Alexander County........................ 80 Gates County .............................. 164 Perquimans County .................... 242
Alleghany County........................ 82 Graham County ......................... 166 Person County ........................... 244
Anson County ............................. 84 Granville County......................... 168 Pitt County ................................ 246
Ashe County .............................. 86 Greene County .......................... 170
Polk County ............................... 248
Asheboro City ............................ 252 Guilford County ......................... 172 Randolph County ....................... 250
Asheville City .............................. 100 Halifax County ........................... 174 Richmond County ...................... 254
Avery County .............................. 88 Harnett County ........................... 180 Roanoke Rapids City ................... 176
Beaufort County ......................... 90 Haywood County ....................... 182 Robeson County ......................... 256
Bertie County ............................ 92 Henderson County ...................... 184
Rockingham County ................... 258
Bladen County ........................... 94 Hertford County ......................... 186 Rowan County ............................ 260
Brunswick County ...................... 96 Hickory City ............................... 118 Rutherford County ...................... 262
Buncombe County ...................... 98 Hoke County ............................. 188 Sampson County ........................ 264
Burke County ............................. 102 Hyde County ............................. 190 Scotland County ......................... 268
Cabarrus County ......................... 104 Iredell-Statesville ........................ 192
Stanly County ............................ 270
Caldwell County ......................... 108 Jackson County............................ 196 Stokes County ............................ 272
Camden County ........................ 110 Johnston County ......................... 198 Surry County .............................. 274
Carteret County .......................... 112 Jones County .............................. 200 Swain County ............................. 280
Caswell County .......................... 114 Kannapolis City .......................... 106 Thomasville City.......................... 148
Catawba County ......................... 116 Lee County ................................ 202
Transylvania County .................... 282
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City............ 234 Lenoir County ............................ 204 Tyrrell County ............................. 284
Chatham County ........................ 122 Lexington City ............................ 146 Union County ............................. 286
Cherokee County ........................ 124 Lincoln County ........................... 206 Vance County ............................. 288
Clay County .............................. 128 Macon County ............................ 208 Wake County ............................ 290
Cleveland County........................ 130 Madison County ......................... 210
Warren County .......................... 292
Clinton City ................................ 266 Martin County ........................... 212 Washington County .................... 294
Columbus County ....................... 132 McDowell County ...................... 214 Watauga County ......................... 296
Craven County ........................... 136 Mecklenburg County................... 216 Wayne County ............................ 298
Cumberland County ................... 138 Mitchell County .......................... 218 Weldon City .............................. 178
Currituck County......................... 140 Montgomery County ................... 220
Whiteville City ........................... 134
Dare County .............................. 142 Moore County ............................ 222 Wilkes County ........................... 300
Davidson County ........................ 144 Mooresville City .......................... 194 Wilson County .......................... 302
Davie County ............................. 150 Mount Airy City .......................... 278 Yadkin County ........................... 304
Duplin County ........................... 152 Nash-Rocky Mount .................... 224 Yancey County .......................... 306
Durham County ......................... 154 New Hanover County.................. 226
Edenton/Chowan County............. 126 Newton-Conover City.................. 120
Edgecombe County .................... 156 Northampton County................... 228
Elkin City .................................. 276 Onslow County ......................... 230
Forsyth County ........................... 158 Orange County .......................... 232
Franklin County .......................... 160 Pamlico County .......................... 236
Pasquotank County ..................... 238
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Part I:
State Summary
PUPIL INForMAtIoN
Pupil Accounting
Pupil accounting data are among the most useful sources of information available to state and local administrators and to the public in general. This information provides the core of the data used in evaluation, planning, allocation of funds, and measurement of compliance with federal and state regulations. The basic pupil accounting form used in North Carolina is the Principal’s Monthly Report. There are nine reporting periods of twenty school days each. Enrollment (ENROLL), average daily membership (ADM), and average daily attendance (ADA) are calculated from this report. Membership-last-day (MLD), promotions (PROM), and nonpromotions (NP) are derived from the ninth month report. Tables 1–6 present state totals of these student counts for the past five years. First month 2007-08 figures are included for enrollment, ADM, and ADA. Pupil accounting data for each local education agency (LEA) appear in Part II and in Part III for charter schools.
the definitions of pupil accounting terms used in this publication are:
enrollment: The term enrollment represents the number of pupils registered in the state’s public schools. Once a pupil is initially counted in the enrollment figure, he/she remains in that count throughout the school year. Students transferring to the North Carolina public school system from another state or from non-public schools are added to enrollment. Enrollment is not reduced by transfers, withdrawals, deaths, or midyear graduations. The end of the year enrollment thus shows a higher count than the actual number of students in school. Final enrollment, therefore, should not be compared to first month enrollment.
Average daily Membership: The total number of school days within a given term—usually a school month or school year—that a student’s name is on the current roll of a class, regardless of his/her being present or absent, is the “number of days in membership” for that student. The sum of the “number of days in membership” for all students divided by the number of school days in the term yields ADM. The final average daily membership is the total days in membership for all students over the school year divided by the number of days school was in session. Average daily membership is a more accurate count of the number of students in school than enrollment.
Average daily Attendance: Attendance is the presence of a student on days when school is in session. A student is counted as present only when he/she is actually at school, present at another activity sponsored by the school as part of the school’s program, or personally supervised by a member of the staff. The total number of days of attendance for all students divided by the total number of school days in a given period gives the average daily attendance (ADA).
Membership Last day, Promotions, and Nonpromotions: Membership Last Day refers to the number of students remaining in membership as of the last day of school for the academic year. Students who are in membership on the last day are either advanced to the next grade (promotions) for the coming school year or retained in the same grade (nonpromotions) for the succeeding school year. Promotions and nonpromotions have been adjusted after summer school.
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Nonpromotion rate by Grade
Statewide nonpromotion rates over a six-year period are presented in Table 7. The rates were computed by dividing the number of nonpromoted students (NP) by the last school day membership (MLD). Nonpromotion rates for individual LEAs can be calculated using NP and MLD figures given in Part II.
Since promotion policies vary among LEAs, care should be exercised in making comparisons of nonpromotion rates, particularly at the secondary level. Many secondary schools require the completion of a fixed number of Carnegie units or of a required curriculum to advance to the next grade level. In many cases, nonpromotion of a grade in high school may indicate the failure of a single course rather than the entire or overall course load for that grade level.
Many students who are not promoted at the end of the regular school session attend summer school. A number of them are promoted to the next grade after successfully completing the summer session. Nonpromotion rates reflect the results of summer school promotions. Table 8 reveals the impact of the 2006 summer school on the 2006–07 nonpromotion rate.
exceptional Pupils
Information on the numbers of exceptional students identified and served by primary exceptionality classification as of December 1 is a part of the certified headcount submitted to Exceptional Children/Instructional Services each year. The figures in Table 9 represent an unduplicated count of students (ages 3–21) who have Individual Education Plans (IEPs) and are eligible for federal funds (Title VI-B). "Unduplicated" means, a child who has more than one category of disability is counted only in the category of his/her primary disability.
Pupil Membership by race and Gender
Information on pupils in membership by their race and gender is collected annually by the Department of Public Instruction. This information is maintained to ensure compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Title IV of the Education Amendments of 1972. Membership is reported by race and gender as of the end of the first school month. Table 10 is a summary of the pupils in membership for 2007–08 by race and gender. Table 11 presents pupil membership by race from 1988–89 to 2007–08. These figures should not be confused with average daily membership. Charter school membership is excluded from Table 10 and Table 11. Table 36 on pages 317–318 lists this data for Charter Schools.
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High School Graduates Intentions
At the end of the school year, guidance counselors and principals at every high school report the postgraduate intentions of their diploma recipients. The report includes all those who have completed the requirements for graduation since the end of the previous school year. Intentions of the graduates are categorized as follows:
· enrolling in senior (four year) institutions (public and private);
· enrolling in community and technical colleges;
· enrolling in junior colleges;
· enrolling in trade, business, and nursing schools;
· enlisting in military service;
· seeking employment;
· other.
Table 12 is the state summary of 2007 graduates’ intentions. Table 13 presents a five-year history of this information. High school graduates’ intentions for each LEA can be found in Part II of this publication.
A projection of the number of high school graduates by LEA is presented in Table 14. The future number of high school graduates in each LEA is determined by the prevailing birth counts, immigration and emigration rates into and out of the region, promotions, and school dropout patterns.
Public School dropout and Cohort Graduation data
A dropout is a student who leaves school before graduation or completion of a program of study for any reason except death or transfer to another school. Students drop out of school for many reasons—academic failure, discipline problems, employment, illness, marriage, family instability, and/or dislike of school. The dropout statistics in Table 15 are compiled from information submitted to the Department of Public Instruction by local school systems.
Beginning with the 1998–99 dropout reporting, North Carolina State Board of Education policy changes ended the annual reporting of unduplicated dropout rates. Therefore, the rates shown in Table 15 are duplicated rates. The duplicated count of dropouts includes all students who fit the definition of a dropout for the reporting year, regardless of whether or not they had also been reported as dropouts in previous years. These rates also include students who withdrew from school to pursue community college GED or adult high school diploma programs.
The four-year cohort graduation rate is the percentage of students who graduated (diplomas and certificates) at the end of the current school year, who entered the ninth grade four years earlier.
The four-year cohort graduation rate in 2007 (for those students who entered ninth grade in 2003–04) was 69.5 percent.
The five-year cohort graduation rate is the percentage of students who graduated (diplomas and certificates) at the end of the current school year, who entered the ninth grade five years earlier.
The five-year cohort graduation rate in 2007 (for those students who entered ninth grade in 2002–03) was 70.3 percent.
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FINAL eNroLLMeNt bY GrAde
Excludes Charter Schools
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2002-03
108,657
107,397
104,668
107,834
105,409
108,771
110,061
110,897
108,309
121,883
98,371
85,676
73,523
1,351,456
2003-04
113,062
109,628
104,896
105,620
107,077
106,310
111,176
111,855
111,005
126,888
102,807
88,468
76,095
1,374,887
2004-05
115,372
113,484
107,273
105,432
105,603
107,779
108,653
112,582
111,692
130,576
106,441
91,898
79,025
1,395,810
2005-06
121,045
116,295
112,399
108,782
106,452
107,095
110,752
111,091
113,138
132,665
110,669
96,238
82,291
1,428,912
2006-07
121,505
121,226
115,274
113,037
109,561
107,426
109,350
112,319
111,989
134,609
111,828
98,920
85,376
1,452,420
CHArter SCHooL FINAL eNroLLMeNt bY GrAde
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2002-03
2,320
2,295
2,069
2,089
1,989
2,077
2,131
1,784
1,563
960
716
472
332
20,797
2003-04
2,491
2,299
2,223
2,072
2,158
2,236
2,434
2,064
1,722
870
706
557
405
22,237
2004-05
2,861
2,679
2,518
2,435
2,294
2,542
2,749
2,483
2,011
1,077
802
581
493
25,525
2005-06
2,964
2,933
2,709
2,574
2,620
2,610
3,065
2,774
2,437
1,243
893
666
495
27,983
2006-07
3,021
2,980
2,887
2,677
2,661
2,828
3,008
2,910
2,654
1,445
1,118
797
575
29,561
FIrSt MoNtH eNroLLMeNt bY GrAde, 2007-08
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2007-08
117,911
120,802
117,852
114,587
111,069
109,295
109,476
110,619
112,220
133,666
110,344
98,917
86,985
1,453,743
Public
114,595
117,557
114,593
111,532
108,174
106,024
106,161
107,613
109,489
132,006
109,071
97,984
86,270
1,421,069
Charter
3,316
3,245
3,259
3,055
2,895
3,271
3,315
3,006
2,731
1,660
1,273
933
715
32,674
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tAbLe 2
FINAL AVerAGe dAILY MeMberSHIP bY GrAde
Excludes Charter Schools
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2002-03
102,786
102,901
100,717
103,846
101,824
105,074
105,808
106,431
103,680
112,347
92,310
80,512
71,358
1,289,594
2003-04
107,040
105,074
100,899
101,746
103,405
102,852
106,751
107,443
106,392
116,763
96,008
83,257
73,533
1,311,163
2004-05
109,230
108,891
103,358
101,805
102,109
104,477
104,799
108,177
107,310
120,035
99,270
86,560
75,988
1,332,009
2005-06
114,565
111,863
108,272
105,032
102,983
103,829
106,895
106,956
108,805
121,893
103,185
90,472
78,945
1,363,695
2006-07
115,529
116,799
111,264
109,409
106,171
104,321
105,720
108,385
107,960
124,150
104,050
93,522
82,025
1,389,305
CHArter SCHooL FINAL AVerAGe dAILY MeMberSHIP bY GrAde
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2002-03
2,167
2,243
2,041
2,036
1,918
2,022
2,039
1,688
1,486
755
586
415
305
19,701
2003-04
2,342
2,224
2,162
2,043
2,086
2,163
2,373
1,974
1,665
755
611
497
364
21,259
2004-05
2,739
2,611
2,440
2,383
2,217
2,411
2,707
2,384
1,929
930
690
509
446
24,396
2005-06
2,780
2,798
2,584
2,449
2,509
2,504
2,908
2,628
2,258
1,146
816
606
487
26,473
2006-07
2,854
2,865
2,779
2,546
2,589
2,687
2,920
2,791
2,543
1,298
992
703
554
28,121
FIrSt MoNtH AVerAGe dAILY MeMberSHIP bY GrAde, 2007-08
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2007-08
115,660
120,558
117,998
114,872
111,466
109,656
108,544
109,896
111,444
131,063
109,129
97,838
86,743
1,444,867
Public
112,414
117,327
114,765
111,837
108,587
106,407
105,199
106,923
108,738
129,435
107,877
96,916
86,044
1,412,469
Charter
3,246
3,231
3,233
3,035
2,879
3,249
3,345
2,973
2,706
1,628
1,252
922
699
32,398
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FINAL AVerAGe dAILY AtteNdANCe bY GrAde
Excludes Charter Schools
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2002-03
97,300
98,139
96,383
99,565
97,548
100,544
100,348
100,420
97,525
105,176
87,287
76,064
67,312
1,223,611
2003-04
101,476
100,359
96,745
97,690
99,150
98,567
101,129
101,299
99,961
109,208
90,674
78,605
69,233
1,244,096
2004-05
103,591
104,001
99,060
97,817
98,043
100,217
99,644
102,236
101,052
112,734
94,102
81,912
71,836
1,266,245
2005-06
108,605
106,818
103,699
100,870
98,844
99,582
101,492
101,006
102,197
113,988
97,382
85,307
74,342
1,294,132
2006-07
109,224
111,256
106,321
104,801
101,741
99,933
100,461
102,318
101,458
115,832
98,076
88,047
77,164
1,316,632
CHArter SCHooL FINAL AVerAGe dAILY AtteNdANCe bY GrAde
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2002-03
2,048
2,126
1,933
1,940
1,830
1,931
1,940
1,598
1,403
688
534
378
274
18,623
2003-04
2,214
2,114
2,060
1,950
1,993
2,066
2,261
1,869
1,577
704
563
459
340
20,170
2004-05
2,597
2,483
2,324
2,282
2,129
2,307
2,592
2,269
1,834
865
637
470
410
23,199
2005-06
2,639
2,677
2,472
2,342
2,403
2,400
2,786
2,499
2,153
1,065
757
563
447
25,203
2006-07
2,690
2,717
2,641
2,433
2,476
2,573
2,792
2,657
2,423
1,216
932
660
515
26,725
FIrSt MoNtH AVerAGe dAILY AtteNdANCe bY GrAde, 2007-08
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
State
112,086
117,117
114,949
112,076
108,646
106,806
105,538
106,399
107,371
125,028
104,591
93,649
83,129
1,397,385
Public
108,926
113,972
111,800
109,116
105,838
103,647
102,263
103,499
104,732
123,461
103,398
92,768
82,458
1,365,878
Charter
3,160
3,145
3,149
2,960
2,808
3,159
3,275
2,900
2,639
1,567
1,193
881
671
31,507
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MeMberSHIP LASt dAY bY GrAde
Excludes Charter Schools
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2002-03
103,095
103,085
100,882
103,910
102,075
105,190
105,961
106,248
103,248
108,396
89,214
77,409
70,351
1,279,064
2003-04
107,575
105,305
101,253
102,027
103,708
103,166
106,799
107,363
106,096
112,938
92,592
80,394
72,186
1,301,402
2004-05
109,874
109,362
103,887
102,332
102,546
104,971
105,113
108,272
107,366
116,044
96,143
83,842
74,226
1,323,978
2005-06
115,030
112,351
108,695
105,459
103,381
104,188
106,926
106,954
108,416
117,359
99,435
87,427
76,888
1,352,509
2006-07
116,037
117,223
111,627
109,710
106,503
104,673
105,756
108,346
107,694
119,644
99,686
90,854
79,930
1,377,683
CHArter SCHooL MeMberSHIP LASt dAY bY GrAde
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2002-03
2,121
2,196
1,996
1,986
1,866
1,973
1,968
1,638
1,450
694
529
397
293
19,107
2003-04
2,310
2,191
2,126
2,006
2,047
2,116
2,323
1,921
1,628
717
567
449
350
20,751
2004-05
2,708
2,566
2,407
2,334
2,184
2,345
2,655
2,321
1,889
874
645
472
427
23,827
2005-06
2,723
2,735
2,525
2,383
2,424
2,430
2,806
2,566
2,178
1,081
774
567
482
25,674
2006-07
2,794
2,817
2,722
2,498
2,531
2,643
2,863
2,736
2,487
1,248
920
641
551
27,451
FIrSt MoNtH MeMberSHIP bY GrAde, 2007-08
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
State
116,936
121,231
118,618
115,418
112,036
110,266
109,132
110,579
112,186
132,679
109,834
98,231
87,487
1,454,633
Public
113,668
117,972
115,368
112,361
109,145
106,996
105,765
107,597
109,456
131,037
108,574
97,304
86,783
1,422,026
Charter
3,268
3,259
3,250
3,057
2,891
3,270
3,367
2,982
2,730
1,642
1,260
927
704
32,607
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ProMotIoNS* bY GrAde
Excludes Charter Schools
K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10
11
12 Total
2002-03 96,272 96,292 97,533 100,078 100,541 103,229 103,083 102,919 100,120 92,942 2003-04 100,883 99,023 98,167 98,684 102,415 101,568 104,286 104,378 103,182 96,745 2004-05 103,215 103,258 100,685 99,447 101,296 103,528 102,448 105,418 104,998 99,847 2005-06 108,674 106,454 105,530 102,913 101,910 102,786 104,209 104,290 105,670 99,900 2006-07 110,491 111,564 108,653 105,927 104,392 100,789 103,216 105,383 104,171 102,276
81,522 85,072 88,100 90,070 91,387
72,738 75,663 78,474 81,198 84,675
68,569 1,215,838 70,160 1,240,226 72,174 1,262,888 74,686 1,288,290 77,736 1,310,660
CHArter SCHooL ProMotIoNS* bY GrAde
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07
2,030 2,188 2,661 2,609 2,698
2,111 2,121 2,540 2,649 2,729
1,954 2,081 2,383 2,477 2,678
1,921 1,957 2,310 2,333 2,453
1,835 2,019 2,175 2,383 2,504
1,934 2,080 2,334 2,396 2,585
1,915 2,257 2,622 2,730 2,771
1,579 1,876 2,302 2,513 2,665
1,408 1,577 1,882 2,133 2,396
626 635 781 961 1,152
484 489 591 711 867
360 417 455 535 630
255 313 406 452 513
18,412 20,010 23,442 24,882 26,641
* Includes summer school promotions.
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NoNProMotIoNS* bY GrAde
Excludes Charter Schools
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2002-03
6,823
6,793
3,349
3,832
1,534
1,961
2,878
3,329
3,128
15,454
7,692
4,671
1,782
63,226
2003-04
6,692
6,282
3,086
3,343
1,293
1,598
2,513
2,985
2,914
16,193
7,520
4,731
2,026
61,176
2004-05
6,659
6,104
3,202
2,885
1,250
1,443
2,665
2,854
2,368
16,197
8,043
5,368
2,052
61,090
2005-06
6,356
5,897
3,165
2,546
1,471
1,402
2,717
2,664
2,746
17,459
9,365
6,229
2,202
64,219
2006-07
5,546
5,659
2,974
3,783
2,111
3,884
2,540
2,963
3,523
17,368
8,299
6,179
2,194
67,023
CHArter SCHooL NoNProMotIoNS* bY GrAde
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2002-03
91
85
42
65
31
39
53
59
42
68
45
37
38
695
2003-04
122
70
45
49
28
36
66
45
51
82
78
32
37
741
2004-05
154
85
75
75
33
40
117
74
30
239
154
54
75
1,205
2005-06
114
86
48
50
41
34
76
53
45
120
63
32
30
792
2006-07
96
88
44
45
27
58
92
71
91
96
53
11
38
810
* Includes summer promotions
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NoNProMotIoN* rAte (%) bY GrAde
Excludes Charter Schools
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2001-02
6.7
6.7
3.7
5.3
2.3
3.1
3.2
3.2
3.6
14.7
8.4
5.7
2.2
5.4
2002-03
6.6
6.6
3.3
3.7
1.5
1.9
2.7
2.7
3.0
14.3
8.6
6.0
2.5
4.9
2003-04
6.1
5.9
3.0
3.2
1.2
1.5
2.4
2.7
2.7
14.3
8.1
5.9
2.8
4.7
2004-05
6.1
5.6
3.1
2.8
1.2
1.4
2.5
2.6
2.2
14.0
8.4
6.4
2.8
4.6
2005-06
5.5
5.3
2.9
2.4
1.4
1.4
2.5
2.5
2.5
14.9
9.4
7.1
2.9
4.8
2006-07
4.8
4.8
2.7
3.4
2.0
3.7
2.4
2.7
3.3
14.5
8.3
6.8
2.7
4.9
CHArter SCHooL NoNProMotIoNS* rAte (%) bY GrAde
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Total
2001-02
4.5
4.0
1.9
4.1
1.6
2.9
3.1
2.1
2.9
13.1
10.6
7.5
14.1
3.8
2002-03
4.3
3.9
2.1
3.3
1.7
2.0
2.7
3.6
2.9
9.8
8.5
9.3
13.0
3.6
2003-04
5.3
3.2
2.1
2.4
1.4
1.7
2.8
2.3
3.1
11.4
13.8
7.1
10.6
3.6
2004-05
5.7
3.3
3.1
3.2
1.5
1.7
4.4
3.2
1.6
27.4
23.8
11.4
17.5
5.0
2005-06
4.2
3.1
1.9
2.1
1.7
1.4
2.7
2.1
2.1
11.1
8.1
5.6
6.2
3.1
2006-07
3.4
3.1
1.6
1.8
1.1
2.2
3.2
2.6
3.7
7.7
5.8
1.7
6.9
3.0
*Nonpromotions after summer school.
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IMPACt oF SUMMer SCHooL oN NoNProMotIoN rAte, 2006-07
Includes Charter Schools
Membership
Year-End
% of
Summer
Summer
Revised
% of
Grade
Last Day (MLD)
Nonpromotion
MLD
Enrollment
Promotion
Nonpromotion
MLD
K
118,831
5,939
5.0
275
297
5,642
4.7
1
120,040
6,186
5.2
424
439
5,747
4.8
2
114,349
3,384
3.0
318
366
3,018
2.6
3
112,208
7,427
6.6
4,340
3,599
3,828
3.4
4
109,034
3,769
3.5
2,194
1,631
2,138
2.0
5
107,316
6,358
5.9
4,644
2,416
3,942
3.7
6
108,619
5,512
5.1
3,141
2,880
2,632
2.4
7
111,082
6,351
5.7
3,394
3,317
3,034
2.7
8
110,181
7,948
7.2
5,226
4,334
3,614
3.3
9
120,892
19,724
16.3
2,650
2,260
17,464
14.4
10
100,606
9,843
9.8
1,602
1,491
8,352
8.3
11
91,495
7,628
8.3
1,614
1,438
6,190
6.8
12
80,481
3,124
3.9
862
892
2,232
2.8
TOTAL
1,405,134
93,193
6.6
30,684
25,360
67,833
4.8
Note: Summer enrollment is the number of nonpromoted students who enrolled in the summer school program. The number does not include other summer school participants.
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PUPILS IN MeMberSHIP beING SerVed
bY eXCePtIoNAL CHILdreN ProGrAMS, 2007–08*
AU Autistic
EH
Emotionally Handicapped
MU
Multi-Handicapped
SP Severely/Profoundly Mentally Handicapped
DB Deaf/Blind
EM
Educable Mentally Handicapped
OH
Other Health Impaired
TB Traumatic Brain Injured
DD Developmentally Delayed
HI
Hearing Impaired
OI
Orthodpedically Impaired
TM Trainable Mentally Handicapped
LD
Specific Learning Disabled
SI
Speech-Language Impaired
VI Visually Impaired
LEA
AU
EH DB DD EM
HI
MU OI OH SP
LD SI TM TB VI Totals
Alamance-Burlington
143
126 165 273
41
50 23 501 1
1,138 652 21 12 8 3,154
Alexander County
23
45 51 96
12
3 8 109 1
181 239 12 2 782
Alleghany County
2
4 45 32
2
4 16
94 61 3 263
Anson County
8
7 65 142
4
2 7 111 3
128 262 22 761
Ashe County
13
22 95 47
5
8 4 36
142 161 7 4 1 545
Avery County
17
18 26 22
4
5 12
142 85 4 1 336
Beaufort County
29
63 113 142
8
7 1 85 7
370 273 25 2 13 1,138
Bertie County
8
4 51 73
2 17 5
165 85 8 4 422
Bladen County
12
24 80 179
4
2 2 144 2
113 104 19 3 3 691
Brunswick County
61
64 145 145
19
24 4 250 2
342 272 14 7 3 1,352
Buncombe County
224
119 171 200
30
101 19 626 9
1,037 815 50 10 8 3,419
Asheville City
37
16 62 45
2
9 2 94
124 107 8 2 2 510
Burke County
72
93 166 203
26
13 26 516 2
741 633 37 2 10 2,540
Cabarrus County
115
275 224 284
55
39 12 672 7
1,188 626 42 9 4 3,552
Kannapolis City
20
63 111 85
10
2 3 93 1
226 140 17 1 3 775
Caldwell County
45
45 1 103 235
12
23 10 81 14
352 469 21 3 9 1,423
Camden County
27
3 20 13
2
2 49
87 67 3 1 274
Carteret County
73
68 2 86 63
14
6 5 236 5
509 242 16 2 6 1,333
Caswell County
21
8 32 37
6
1 36 3
153 112 5 1 3 418
Catawba County
93
106 153 192
18
20 19 358 5
837 500 40 7 8 2,356
Hickory City
28
48 40 69
3
4 2 45 2
91 107 5 2 446
Newton Conover City
14
31 33 43
5
6 1 28 4
100 71 5 2 343
Chatham County
29
39 125 94
10
2 5 101 8
343 273 9 4 4 1,046
Cherokee County
8
11 50 32
1
4 3 27
234 129 8 1 4 512
Edenton/Chowan
16
9 52 41
1
5 26
152 42 1 2 347
Clay County
3
1 12 26
2 14 1
73 49 8 1 190
Cleveland County
50
89 175 261
28
11 18 326 20
528 566 60 10 8 2,150
Columbus County
16
22 63 225
6
27 2 73 4
151 208 27 4 3 831
Whiteville City
11
18 42 80
2
4 1 25
56 42 8 289
Craven County
134
110 130 193
18
20 7 213 38
403 261 38 5 7 1,577
Cumberland County
405
500 1 575 547
116
41 39 1,383 25
2,359 1,184 115 19 26 7,335
Currituck County
29
6 33 16
5 1 60 2
222 110 2 1 487
Dare County
10
31 36 23
10
9 5 124
160 173 2 2 1 586
Davidson County
61
66 130 234
32
25 18 314 7
734 670 58 7 7 2,363
Lexington City
7
34 36 114
4
24 3 43 10
70 43 4 1 1 394
Thomasville City
4
10 1 31 59
6
1 2 14
56 57 3 2 246
Davie County
42
57 1 40 69
11
7 5 54 2
328 168 4 3 2 793
Duplin County
34
25 139 130
15
21 5 138
245 227 10 1 3 993
Durham County
300
221 3 331 452
86
65 17 624 13
1,073 888 99 10 18 4,200
Edgecombe County
32
7 66 173
12
19 1 72 4
241 186 29 2 7 851
* Unduplicated count of children ages 3-21 as of December 1, 2007. Students with disabilities have Individual Education Plans (IEPs) and are eligible for federal funds (Title VI-B). See an explanation of "unduplicated" on Page 2.
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PUPILS IN MeMberSHIP beING SerVed
bY eXCePtIoNAL CHILdreN ProGrAMS, 2007–08*
AU Autistic
EH
Emotionally Handicapped
MU
Multi-Handicapped
SP Severely/Profoundly Mentally Handicapped
DB Deaf/Blind
EM
Educable Mentally Handicapped
OH
Other Health Impaired
TB Traumatic Brain Injured
DD Developmentally Delayed
HI
Hearing Impaired
OI
Orthodpedically Impaired
TM Trainable Mentally Handicapped
LD
Specific Learning Disabled
SI
Speech-Language Impaired
VI Visually Impaired
LEA
AU
EH DB DD EM
HI
MU OI OH SP
LD SI TM TB VI Totals
Forsyth County
233
256 2 236 671
68
68 94 691 20
2,485 2,149 140 10 23 7,146
Franklin County
41
32 86 112
8
7 3 91 1
241 160 19 5 2 808
Gaston County
164
116 1 239 361
45
68 18 741 20
957 735 62 16 12 3,555
Gates County
10
22 45 20
2
4 17
162 49 1 332
Graham County
8
5 5 17
1
3 1 35
40 47 1 163
Granville County
48
9 84 128
17
12 100 3
250 233 16 1 7 908
Greene County
16
31 77 81
7
6 9 8
143 96 17 491
Guilford County
570
427 4 602 560
125
221 58 1,938 36
3,589 2,125 140 27 26 10,448
Halifax County
19
39 1 42 210
7
10 16 5
145 77 25 2 6 604
Roanoke Rapids City
9
39 26 39
4
5 3 35
82 90 5 4 341
Weldon City
3
8 17 38
1 8
20 15 10 120
Harnett County
107
110 140 144
55
2 21 464 9
987 467 40 8 16 2,570
Haywood County
42
36 74 81
9
16 7 176 3
482 241 5 3 4 1,179
Henderson County
91
113 110 118
15
31 3 239 1
587 230 22 2 3 1,565
Hertford County
15
9 57 132
1
4 3 113 1
169 46 12 562
Hoke County
26
78 95 184
13
1 6 88 8
237 233 17 2 3 991
Hyde County
2
7 7 20
13
44 22 2 117
Iredell-Statesville
46
80 1 178 206
25
21 13 302 5
1,026 627 44 13 14 2,601
Mooresville City
32
13 41 55
8
7 12 112 4
216 175 10 6 691
Jackson County
38
24 1 60 53
2
4 2 66 3
242 120 6 1 3 625
Johnston County
182
197 272 440
64
21 38 1,053 6
1,739 571 49 17 17 4,666
Jones County
9
18 15 27
5
1 16 1
47 48 7 3 197
Lee County
68
41 106 86
12
8 7 148 4
287 261 22 4 4 1,058
Lenoir County
55
88 150 313
8
39 3 79 7
357 195 27 4 6 1,331
Lincoln County
35
60 1 128 129
16
2 10 210 5
633 428 36 3 7 1,703
Macon County
30
47 65 35
3
3 7 71 3
223 245 11 2 2 747
Madison County
16
8 51 31
5
13 5 47
137 56 1 2 3 375
Martin County
20
21 1 95 69
9
4 7 61
147 122 14 1 571
McDowell County
45
85 86 66
9
8 10 56 5
373 214 17 6 5 985
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
551
984 2 951 1,365
210
192 156 1,390 84
5,202 3,247 295 24 80 14,733
Mitchell County
8
9 1 17 22
5
7 1 10
206 57 2 1 346
Montgomery County
16
33 45 36
11
6 1 106 2
202 107 7 2 4 578
Moore County
85
48 146 175
22
16 11 189 2
471 308 22 3 15 1,513
Nash-Rocky Mount
82
62 99 320
45
24 4 188 5
798 388 43 9 9 2,076
New Hanover County
296
161 2 182 198
18
38 26 680 15
908 459 40 9 7 3,039
Northampton County
6
12 46 93
1
53 4
57 35 13 1 1 322
Onslow County
119
134 1 232 233
39
19 10 405 10
858 620 52 14 13 2,759
Orange County
54
36 33 60
10
9 4 202
417 201 11 2 6 1,045
Chapel Hill-Carrboro
149
41 79 46
4
20 9 226 5
332 106 11 4 4 1,036
Pamlico County
11
17 23 41
2
1 1 76
59 59 1 2 293
* Unduplicated count of children ages 3-21 as of December 1, 2007. Students with disabilities have Individual Education Plans (IEPs) and are eligible for federal funds (Title VI-B). See an explanation of "unduplicated" on Page 2.
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PUPILS IN MeMberSHIP beING SerVed
bY eXCePtIoNAL CHILdreN ProGrAMS, 2007–08*
AU Autistic DB Deaf/Blind DD Developmentally Delayed EH EM HI LD
Emotionally Handicapped Educable Mentally Handicapped Hearing Impaired Specific Learning Disabled MU OH OI SI
Multi-Handicapped Other Health Impaired Orthodpedically Impaired Speech-Language Impaired SP Severely/Profoundly Mentally Handicapped TB Traumatic Brain Injured TM Trainable Mentally Handicapped VI Visually Impaired
LEA AU
EH DB DD EM HI
MU OI OH SP LD SI TM TB VI Totals
Pasquotank County 55 Pender County 67 Perquimans County 11 Person County 34 Pitt County 170 Polk County 10 Randolph County 64 Asheboro City 13 Richmond County 29 Robeson County 48 Rockingham County 50 Rowan-Salisbury 66 Rutherford County 52 Sampson County 20 Clinton City Scotland County 33 Stanly County 30 Stokes County 32 Surry County 13 Elkin City 5 Mount Airy City 2 Swain County 5 Transylvania County 23 Tyrrell County 3 Union County 149 Vance County 43 Wake County 1,337 Warren County 7 Washington 8 Watauga 22 Wayne County 156 Wilkes County 26 Wilson County 84 Yadkin County 10 Yancey County 13
42 117 60 3 27 51 76 8 8 26 21 1 40 85 102 4 212 329 523 47 9 24 43 4 61 109 173 31 18 31 32 11 25 97 186 10 56 159 832 25 56 91 166 21 143 1 204 240 21 43 130 175 6 15 75 209 13 51 111 193 9 94 112 111 28 31 71 99 10 48 50 138 15 3 13 9 3 5 24 12 1 21 39 11 16 35 54 11 8 5 3 123 1 381 203 23 45 45 262 3 718 1 1,622 846 179 18 28 85 3 3 45 44 2 12 73 21 8 80 361 443 58 45 158 171 15 34 136 224 10 16 34 84 14 6 34 34 3
13 4 104 1 249 224 10 3 885 4 4 159 3 281 210 15 6 2 913 2 8 94 50 3 224 6 2 173 5 240 157 13 4 6 871 61 4 360 15 762 490 102 11 12 3,098 1 64 4 119 101 2 1 382 28 5 273 1 697 567 40 7 2 2,058 7 4 85 2 164 115 8 3 4 497 20 5 193 1 168 146 30 2 3 915 38 9 374 8 982 1,712 98 4 9 4,354 8 19 255 13 492 805 31 3 7 2,017 21 23 390 12 931 589 65 8 13 2,727 5 6 189 6 602 189 14 4 4 1,425 8 4 161 12 206 233 40 2 3 1,001 13 2 97 8 306 181 24 3 2 1,033 13 13 377 5 556 335 11 1 6 1,692 10 12 63 5 547 286 21 4 2 1,193 16 6 160 1 552 336 16 4 1,355 1 12 53 32 131 3 31 164 42 6 290 2 1 36 123 72 4 314 9 6 59 98 109 10 4 4 438 1 1 6 22 36 1 86 29 15 743 7 1,361 981 38 7 13 4,074 13 4 137 7 233 218 23 6 8 1,047 107 57 4,331 63 7,006 1,567 236 46 67 18,183 2 24 2 96 147 11 3 1 427 3 2 34 137 66 11 1 356 6 4 172 2 245 163 6 734 44 18 379 11 901 333 49 8 8 2,849 14 10 89 11 436 328 13 3 13 1,332 16 9 114 2 220 350 37 6 7 1,249 14 9 99 378 292 13 4 967 4 5 48 209 62 4 1 423
LEA TOTAL 8,323
8,188 30 14,053 18,291 2,153
2,088 1,098 28,065 699 60,875 38,547 3,148 493 702 186,753
* Unduplicated count of children ages 3-21 as of December 1, 2007. Students with disabilities have Individual Education Plans (IEPs) and are eligible for federal funds (Title VI-B). See an explanation of "unduplicated" on Page 2.
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PUPILS IN MeMberSHIP bY rACe ANd SeX, 2007–08
INDIAN
ASIAN
HISPANIC
BLACK
WHITE
Alamance-Burlington Alexander County Alleghany County Anson County Ashe County
Male 29 2 0 12 3
Female 46 4 0 5 5
Male 158 89 2 48 4
Female 158 61 0 54 2
Male 1,879 171 110 40 77
Female 1,834 143 85 36 79
Male 3,092 167 30 1,279 40
Female 2,922 189 26 1,272 35
Male 6,475 2,497 664 671 1,572
Female 5,991 2,332 670 648 1,449
Totals 22,584 5,655 1,587 4,065 3,266
Avery County Beaufort County Bertie County Bladen County Brunswick County
4 1 10 37 45
4 5 4 46 51
6 5 4 4 29
4 7 10 2 28
62 327 23 232 476
68 321 9 230 398
13 1,401 1,343 1,314 1,374
17 1,395 1,286 1,257 1,314
1,047 1,953 179 1,236 4,093
1,014 1,790 177 1,077 4,011
2,239 7,205 3,045 5,435 11,819
Buncombe County Asheville City Burke County Cabarrus County Kannapolis City
62 3 16 49 3
51 3 15 36 3
141 27 605 232 38
183 26 520 236 31
1,050 102 439 1,507 526
1,002 91 422 1,463 475
1,271 789 729 2,840 839
1,326 785 644 2,732 743
10,610 1,011 5,446 9,271 1,208
10,038 902 5,342 8,766 1,124
25,734 3,739 14,178 27,132 4,990
Caldwell County Camden County Carteret County Caswell County Catawba County
9 3 10 5 28
8 2 22 1 20
46 11 38 6 635
51 13 62 5 600
386 11 151 80 750
365 12 146 73 714
598 167 495 696 884
615 128 422 628 859
5,526 790 3,581 919 6,734
5,564 768 3,351 775 6,344
13,168 1,905 8,278 3,188 17,568
Hickory City Newton Conover City Chatham County Cherokee County Edenton/Chowan
9 2 9 23 1
8 1 9 34 1
125 89 24 16 4
120 80 30 9 0
372 261 954 41 30
357 269 858 41 28
678 321 758 62 569
686 285 746 62 556
1,166 804 2,274 1,699 639
1,124 744 2,090 1,658 599
4,645 2,856 7,752 3,645 2,427
Clay County Cleveland County Columbus County Whiteville City Craven County
0 13 183 12 18
2 10 229 20 21
0 61 4 7 154
3 75 2 11 137
10 253 200 53 385
15 230 205 53 354
11 2,592 1,292 594 2,590
15 2,525 1,295 601 2,776
713 5,748 1,770 612 4,219
589 5,299 1,709 591 4,001
1,358 16,806 6,889 2,554 14,655
Cumberland County Currituck County Dare County Davidson County Lexington City
487 6 4 33 0
494 5 6 26 4
456 9 19 88 94
509 8 26 114 72
1,842 58 177 453 415
1,864 40 179 393 393
13,784 217 126 447 667
13,711 213 125 434 659
10,202 1,796 2,155 9,447 414
9,536 1,723 2,002 9,296 378
52,885 4,075 4,819 20,731 3,096
Thomasville City Davie County Duplin County Durham Public Edgecombe County
6 3 9 31 0
4 6 6 38 4
14 13 7 442 7
15 29 6 394 8
292 301 1,326 2,814 239
319 304 1,180 2,696 226
629 340 1,408 9,374 2,248
622 327 1,449 9,332 2,161
362 2,710 1,818 3,825 1,331
330 2,672 1,804 3,509 1,237
2,593 6,705 9,013 32,455 7,461
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PUPILS IN MeMberSHIP bY rACe ANd SeX, 2007–08
INDIAN
ASIAN
HISPANIC
BLACK
WHITE
Forsyth County Franklin County Gaston County Gates County Graham County
Male 68 17 42 0 57
Female 64 12 33 2 68
Male 461 17 239 2 1
Female 459 22 219 4 3
Male 4,120 492 1,160 14 7
Female 4,087 399 1,161 16 5
Male 9,418 1,526 3,584 413 7
Female 9,069 1,601 3,655 379 11
Male 12,120 2,333 11,441 594 525
Female 11,485 2,147 11,049 569 513
Totals 51,351 8,566 32,583 1,993 1,197
Granville County Greene County Guilford County Halifax County Roanoke Rapids City
18 0 180 157 4
10 1 174 99 12
38 4 1,869 3 27
40 2 1,784 2 17
384 332 3,025 28 33
337 306 2,952 25 38
1,708 770 16,505 2,023 336
1,691 796 15,927 2,008 323
2,457 596 14,833 126 1,089
2,281 512 14,043 87 1,092
8,964 3,319 71,292 4,558 2,971
Weldon City Harnett County Haywood County Henderson County Hertford County
3 76 39 23 9
1 97 36 19 14
7 49 14 81 7
2 41 20 89 2
5 1,155 165 1,001 21
2 1,055 156 929 23
489 3,039 124 554 1,302
483 2,954 113 536 1,391
16 5,155 3,757 5,041 292
9 4,898 3,551 4,846 227
1,017 18,519 7,975 13,119 3,288
Hoke County Hyde County Iredell-Statesville Mooresville City Jackson County
517 0 17 3 169
526 0 24 3 191
29 2 284 41 15
42 0 285 54 14
456 29 960 158 108
428 45 896 148 92
1,601 123 1,827 469 51
1,706 133 1,744 479 38
1,089 158 7,977 2,054 1,585
1,020 147 7,415 2,031 1,475
7,414 637 21,429 5,440 3,738
Johnston County Jones County Lee County Lenoir County Lincoln County
67 3 22 9 14
60 1 31 7 19
86 1 36 32 38
86 4 45 28 33
2,355 21 1,214 424 588
2,176 26 1,170 334 558
3,439 337 1,264 2,585 592
3,079 331 1,250 2,230 554
9,750 297 2,369 2,063 5,104
9,239 229 2,115 1,958 4,706
30,337 1,250 9,516 9,670 12,206
Macon County Madison County Martin County McDowell County Charlotte-Mecklenburg
5 2 4 11 340
8 3 4 10 333
18 4 7 53 2,936
15 7 10 50 2,892
217 32 69 277 9,961
176 28 66 234 9,710
44 20 1,095 159 30,137
45 15 1,060 180 29,986
1,974 1,340 867 2,878 23,342
1,855 1,180 892 2,718 22,644
4,357 2,631 4,074 6,570 132,281
Mitchell County Montgomery County Moore County Nash-Rocky Mount New Hanover County
0 0 61 49 58
5 4 64 44 39
2 49 59 133 172
9 51 64 88 163
59 565 506 652 736
49 559 502 603 632
6 589 1,374 4,951 3,491
10 555 1,400 4,831 3,464
1,101 1,096 4,311 3,351 7,897
961 984 3,998 3,129 7,406
2,202 4,452 12,339 17,831 24,058
Northampton County Onslow County Orange County Chapel Hill-Carrboro Pamlico County
1 84 13 12 4
2 93 11 9 1
3 174 26 703 5
1 149 37 740 5
22 812 280 570 16
16 711 283 564 18
1,134 3,538 751 1,148 245
1,090 3,590 746 1,098 221
246 7,341 2,514 3,393 506
209 7,050 2,312 3,190 478
2,724 23,542 6,973 11,427 1,499
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PUPILS IN MeMberSHIP bY rACe ANd SeX, 2007–08
INDIAN Male Female
ASIAN Male Female
HISPANIC Male Female
BLACK Male Female
WHITE Male Female
Totals
Pasquotank County
11 9
34 24
81 67
1,483 1,515
1,527 1,417
6,168
Pender County
10 12
15 18
336 301
950 965
2,804 2,556
7,967
Perquimans County
5 3
2 6
15 15
316 296
597 550
1,805
Person County
13 16
10 9
156 140
1,105 1,049
1,572 1,503
5,573
Pitt County
19 19
158 136
824 758
6,016 5,973
4,749 4,344
22,996
Polk County
4 1
3 7
108 86
127 131
1,022 993
2,482
Randolph County
58 49
101 103
1,092 988
670 667
7,933 7,413
19,074
Asheboro City
8 3
36 54
696 696
409 418
1,097 1,032
4,449
Richmond County
190 181
35 33
234 220
1,690 1,638
1,856 1,900
7,977
Robeson County
5,383 5,117
69 59
940 1,015
3,658 3,520
2,194 2,043
23,998
Rockingham County
18 23
34 33
512 479
2,015 1,861
4,887 4,471
14,333
Rowan-Salisbury
23 31
120 151
976 884
2,417 2,346
7,136 6,806
20,890
Rutherford County
3 2
30 24
208 215
851 800
3,895 3,668
9,696
Sampson County
47 58
11 8
1,008 957
1,261 1,172
1,940 1,944
8,406
Clinton City
65 57
18 22
224 231
702 699
548 537
3,103
Scotland County
469 471
39 47
45 35
1,717 1,601
1,243 1,148
6,815
Stanly County
13 16
196 160
246 233
815 789
3,682 3,372
9,522
Stokes County
12 8
8 8
97 92
262 233
3,384 3,185
7,289
Surry County
5 4
17 19
656 648
244 212
3,558 3,369
8,732
Elkin City
0 0
3 1
103 105
47 36
478 482
1,255
Mount Airy City
2 0
22 31
101 76
123 126
590 596
1,667
Swain County
218 212
3 7
21 34
17 7
703 625
1,847
Transylvania County
7 4
13 22
66 42
169 197
1,685 1,569
3,774
Tyrrell County
0 0
3 1
33 33
119 132
124 123
568
Union County
52 46
260 259
2,164 2,018
3,179 3,076
13,101 12,600
36,755
Vance County
4 3
18 10
332 338
2,620 2,500
1,006 859
7,690
Wake County
178 177
3,634 3,598
7,623 7,223
20,676 20,443
35,995 34,455
134,002
Warren County
56 73
1 2
45 57
997 995
258 236
2,720
Washington County
2 1
3 1
38 31
795 730
254 200
2,055
Watauga County
0 1
21 30
77 74
72 66
2,169 1,998
4,508
Wayne County
17 14
109 101
1,095 1,059
4,140 4,046
4,566 4,226
19,373
Wilkes County
5 4
33 27
419 431
318 343
4,365 4,186
10,131
Wilson County
14 11
83 70
629 596
3,255 3,178
2,437 2,386
12,659
Yadkin County
4 3
8 13
492 465
165 168
2,471 2,321
6,110
Yancey County
3 1
5 7
100 88
28 25
1,143 1,116
2,516
LEA TOTAL
10,256 10,023
16,643 16,380
73,696 70,215
224,264 219,900
401,134 379,903
1,422,414
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A HIStorY oF PUPIL MeMberSHIP bY rACe
AMERICAN INDIAN/
ASIAN/
ALASKAN NATIVE
BLACK
PACIFIC ISLANDER
HISPANIC
WHITE
YEAR
No. %
No. %
No. %
No. %
No. %
LEA TOTAL
1988-89
17,403 1.6
328,395 30.4
8,161 0.8
5,828 0.5
720,698 66.7
1,080,485
1989-90
17,240 1.6
327,420 30.4
8,938 0.8
7,100 0.7
717,463 66.5
1,078,161
1990-91
17,225 1.6
327,658 30.3
9,711 0.9
8,530 0.8
719,448 66.4
1,082,572
1991-92
17,100 1.6
329,802 30.2
10,395 1.0
10,031 0.8
725,149 66.4
1,092,477
1992-93
17,233 1.6
334,765 30.2
11,519 1.0
12,124 1.1
731,204 66.1
1,106,845
1993-94
17,522 1.6
340,566 30.3
12,641 1.1
14,507 1.3
738,332 65.7
1,123,568
1994-95
17,554 1.5
348,461 30.4
14,098 1.2
17,699 1.6
748,862 65.3
1,146,674
1995-96
17,698 1.5
358,129 30.6
15,696 1.3
22,299 1.9
759,128 64.7
1,172,950
1996-97
18,092 1.5
368,478 30.7
17,520 1.4
27,300 2.3
769,065 64.1
1,200,455
1997-98
18,375 1.5
376,740 30.8
19,550 1.6
32,902 2.7
774,602 63.4
1,222,169
1998-99
18,543 1.5
383,287 31.0
20,932 1.7
38,319 3.1
776,527 62.7
1,237,608
1999-00
18,762 1.5
388,778 31.0
22,597 1.8
46,164 3.7
777,400 62.0
1,253,701
2000-01
18,651 1.5
393,712 31.0
23,576 1.9
56,232 4.4
776,251 61.2
1,268,422
2001-02
18,872 1.5
400,492 31.1
24,782 1.9
67,677 5.3
775,108 60.2
1,286,931
2002-03
19,081 1.5
407,550 31.2
25,574 2.0
77,485 5.9
774,635 59.4
1,304,325
2003-04
19,416 1.5
416,264 31.4
26,593 2.0
88,355 6.6
775,079 58.5
1,325,707
2004-05
19,806 1.5
422,993 31.3
26,593 2.0
101,380 7.5
775,383 57.5
1,346,155
2005-06
19,927 1.4
432,587 31.4
29,095 2.1
116,021 8.4
780,676 56.6
1,378,306
2006-07
20,143 1.4
439,725 31.3
31,077 2.2
130,690 9.3
784,059 55.8
1,405,694
2007-08
20,279 1.4
444,164 31.2
33,023 2.3
143,911 10.1
781,037 54.9
1,422,414
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2007 HIGH SCHooL GrAdUAteS INteNtIoNS
Including 2006 Summer School
MALE
FEMALE
TOTAL
American
American
Total Total
Indian Black White Hispanic
Asian
Total
Indian
Black
White Hispanic
Asian
Total
Number Percent
PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS
North Carolina 129 3,355 8,119 311
448
12,362
190
5,251
9,668 388
429
15,926
28,288 35.1%
Out-of-state 5 283 786 34
35
1,143
5
269
866 32
29
1,201
2,344 2.9%
Total 134 3,638 8,905 345
483
13,505
195
5,520
10,534 420
458
17,127
30,632 38.0%
PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONS
North Carolina 11 765 1,506 51
43
2,376
16
795
2,168 82
97
3,158
5,534 6.9%
Out-of-state 1 210 702 30
38
981
4
282
896 47
38
1,267
2,248 2.8%
Total 12 975 2,208 81
81
3,357
20
1,077
3,064 129
135
4,425
7,782 9.7%
COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGES
North Carolina 127 2,836 8,392 694
260
12,309
219
4,220
9,547 781
248
15,015
27,324 33.9%
Out-of-state 4 107 199 19
9
338
1
102
197 30
16
346
684 0.8%
Total 131 2,943 8,591 713
269
12,647
220
4,322
9,744 811
264
15,361
28,008 34.7%
PRIVATE JUNIOR COLLEGES
North Carolina 0 116 71 11
5
203
2
80
61 7
1
151
354 0.4%
Out-of-state 0 47 36 3
0
86
0
17
34 3
0
54
140 0.2%
Total 0 163 107 14
5
289
2
97
95 10
1
205
494 0.6%
TRADE AND BUSINESS SCHOOLS, ETC.
North Carolina 3 204 316 22
5
550
1
226
330 28
7
592
1,142 1.4%
Out-of-state 2 73 150 12
3
240
0
40
57 5
0
102
342 0.4%
Total 5 277 466 34
8
790
1
266
387 33
7
694
1,484 1.8%
MILITARY 28 550 1,242 96
45
1,961
9
272
221 31
8
541
2,502 3.1%
EMPLOYMENT 69 1,149 2,486 350
41
4,095
33
741
1,234 270
35
2,313
6,408 7.9%
OTHERS 13 647 921 150
48
1,779
13
542
750 160
52
1,517
3,296 4.1%
STATE TOTAL 392 10,342 24,926 1,783
980
38,423
493
12,837
26,029 1,864
960
42,183
80,606 100.0%
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INteNtIoNS oF HIGH SCHooL GrAdUAteS
A FIVe-YeAr HIStorY
2003
PERCENT OF GRADUATES 2004 2005 2006
2007
PUBLIC SENIOR INSTITUTIONS North Carolina Out-of-state PRIVATE SENIOR INSTITUTIONS North Carolina Out-of-state COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGES North Carolina Out-of-state PRIVATE JUNIOR COLLEGES North Carolina Out-of-state TRADE AND BUSINESS SCHOOLS, ETC. North Carolina Out-of-state MILITARY EMPLOYMENT OTHERS
38.1 35.7 2.4 9.8 6.8 3.0 33.0 32.4 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.1 2.1 1.6 0.5 4.1 8.7 3.5
37.5 38.5 38.3 35.0 36.0 35.7 2.5 2.5 2.6 9.8 9.5 9.7 7.0 6.7 6.9 2.8 2.8 2.8 33.0 33.9 33.7 32.3 32.9 32.8 0.7 1.0 0.9 0.7 0.7 0.7 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.2 0.2 0.2 2.2 2.0 2.1 1.7 1.5 1.6 0.5 0.5 0.5 3.8 3.3 3.4 9.2 8.8 9.0 3.8 3.2 3.1
38.0 35.1 2.9 9.7 6.9 2.8 34.7 33.9 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 1.8 1.4 0.4 3.1 7.9 4.1
TOTAL NUMBER OF GRADUATES
69,568
71,853 74,691 76,940
80,606
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ProJeCtIoN oF PUbLIC HIGH SCHooL GrAdUAteS
2008*
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
Alamance-Burlington
1,398
1,387
1,344
1,342
1,405
1,381
1,327
1,444
1,426
1,504
1,558
Alexander County
329
337
335
353
354
347
365
340
327
336
360
Alleghany County
113
100
116
108
98
94
103
96
118
114
109
Anson County
228
269
228
253
258
203
202
194
186
189
203
Ashe County
200
208
193
210
200
190
207
224
240
241
212
Avery County
126
130
155
149
146
121
147
135
133
144
136
Beaufort County
416
409
415
390
379
384
368
383
369
382
421
Bertie County
199
162
168
161
177
169
162
154
147
151
142
Bladen County
337
331
280
287
296
281
285
254
268
275
266
Brunswick County
705
670
680
775
708
631
666
694
657
701
777
Buncombe County
1,536
1,611
1,550
1,597
1,587
1,511
1,583
1,533
1,534
1,632
1,658
Asheville City
243
266
223
225
229
225
195
213
212
224
232
Burke County
918
874
843
782
838
777
788
739
770
755
797
Cabarrus County
1,489
1,549
1,640
1,770
1,777
1,904
1,965
2,090
2,192
2,429
2,690
Kannapolis City
249
239
236
250
277
284
263
293
299
327
311
Caldwell County
767
766
769
792
781
747
754
745
801
774
789
Camden County
129
121
117
125
118
124
126
131
141
141
141
Carteret County
515
559
571
557
563
540
519
537
579
565
586
Caswell County
193
206
222
191
198
185
164
161
168
172
166
Catawba County
1,101
1,175
1,214
1,234
1,157
1,215
1,137
1,192
1,207
1,233
1,278
Hickory City
289
258
238
241
262
244
253
246
278
279
308
Newton Conover City
197
187
172
185
175
162
156
166
175
159
181
Chatham County
505
474
470
435
491
476
432
484
499
519
549
Cherokee County
233
252
256
249
244
236
248
232
228
212
234
Edenton/Chowan
123
162
153
141
145
152
121
154
116
139
132
Clay County
84
89
94
84
72
89
90
90
81
94
103
Cleveland County
973
984
941
1,035
973
906
875
915
937
873
919
Columbus County
418
453
388
373
357
366
356
342
379
399
383
Whiteville City
139
160
165
151
141
148
160
166
135
156
132
Craven County
924
854
820
909
835
810
797
820
832
878
863
Cumberland County
3,281
3,355
3,295
3,303
3,268
3,263
3,121
3,379
3,257
3,323
3,357
Currituck County
275
285
270
280
280
267
281
250
290
328
279
Dare County
376
370
359
385
326
357
346
346
316
317
338
Davidson County
1,187
1,239
1,302
1,233
1,216
1,218
1,262
1,277
1,359
1,299
1,414
Lexington City
127
167
142
149
152
130
145
131
137
131
160
Thomasville City
123
150
139
141
144
128
113
145
145
148
143
Davie County
371
424
419
418
426
449
434
437
476
474
481
Duplin County
431
460
458
461
449
402
420
452
482
448
493
Durham Public
1,847
1,928
2,009
2,014
2,030
1,811
1,756
1,855
1,810
2,026
2,181
Edgecombe County
422
425
459
443
407
386
411
382
369
383
404
* 2008 column contains actual graduate count and does not include charter schools.
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ProJeCtIoN oF PUbLIC HIGH SCHooL GrAdUAteS
2008*
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
Forsyth County
2,945
3,022
3,038
3,029
2,976
2,961
2,983
3,102
3,130
3,303
3,469
Franklin County
541
497
492
512
530
552
495
560
579
551
582
Gaston County
1,983
1,974
1,983
1,949
1,893
1,884
1,937
1,943
2,097
2,160
2,276
Gates County
136
139
127
129
133
115
118
124
145
136
129
Graham County
75
61
70
81
64
70
70
64
70
78
70
Granville County
496
497
494
543
515
486
495
515
496
536
500
Greene County
153
191
192
161
172
166
178
178
196
198
210
Guilford County
4,623
4,666
4,587
4,830
4,906
4,836
4,958
4,986
5,176
5,208
5,482
Halifax County
274
252
254
259
223
202
166
172
165
156
161
Roanoke Rapids City
175
164
182
171
148
166
141
128
154
147
159
Weldon City
62
68
71
72
55
42
59
47
57
46
57
Harnett County
977
1,088
1,049
1,101
1,056
1,075
1,137
1,150
1,167
1,197
1,258
Haywood County
496
493
510
520
503
511
474
473
512
492
486
Henderson County
824
812
752
811
810
834
830
887
930
930
938
Hertford County
192
227
195
194
174
162
169
141
145
154
145
Hoke County
348
296
292
338
343
330
327
334
350
398
417
Hyde County
42
52
45
44
41
36
44
35
39
33
33
Iredell-Statesville
1,296
1,361
1,431
1,451
1,529
1,481
1,516
1,527
1,634
1,630
1,683
Mooresville City
349
326
368
375
378
367
364
440
455
504
518
Jackson County
215
228
215
201
203
197
207
231
223
243
238
Johnston County
1,557
1,629
1,693
1,676
1,806
1,881
1,974
1,983
2,218
2,312
2,348
Jones County
60
75
82
80
65
64
59
64
55
58
56
Lee County
535
561
539
565
539
564
536
558
560
607
587
Lenoir County
556
577
583
563
502
515
474
483
488
477
468
Lincoln County
797
809
811
790
856
844
838
824
871
887
969
Macon County
257
270
271
278
280
263
271
285
308
322
303
Madison County
142
158
138
140
139
153
150
151
151
172
153
Martin County
264
220
193
180
168
160
144
145
150
167
111
McDowell County
391
392
377
397
400
414
395
391
401
417
442
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
6,464
6,704
7,091
7,254
7,362
7,388
7,453
7,846
8,236
8,783
9,172
Mitchell County
128
126
122
123
116
121
109
102
112
114
124
Montgomery County
263
254
255
267
243
223
259
223
245
262
254
Moore County
898
808
860
903
906
872
884
894
986
975
987
Nash-Rocky Mount
1,058
1,062
1,017
1,062
999
1,048
965
980
925
944
933
New Hanover County
1,429
1,487
1,507
1,456
1,463
1,483
1,383
1,463
1,451
1,506
1,643
Northampton County
207
140
162
139
137
115
111
121
108
108
112
Onslow County
1,474
1,420
1,453
1,368
1,426
1,480
1,439
1,500
1,552
1,702
1,713
Orange County
490
488
440
442
503
468
473
477
474
539
501
Chapel Hill-Carrboro
789
835
797
841
854
847
842
916
942
909
960
Pamlico County
146
140
134
119
129
113
103
117
115
110
98
* 2008 column contains actual graduate count and does not include charter schools.
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ProJeCtIoN oF PUbLIC HIGH SCHooL GrAdUAteS
2008*
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
Pasquotank County
391
331
326
329
282
324
303
300
330
344
363
Pender County
463
505
549
510
530
521
479
588
584
567
641
Perquimans County
101
111
113
124
121
123
106
101
142
131
144
Person County
366
347
338
333
291
283
282
250
272
252
266
Pitt County
1,329
1,305
1,215
1,383
1,321
1,329
1,234
1,336
1,372
1,440
1,426
Polk County
165
156
168
160
179
167
149
163
171
164
171
Randolph County
1,094
1,036
1,025
1,074
1,041
1,064
1,038
1,069
1,105
1,165
1,191
Asheboro City
275
252
299
254
282
256
238
258
266
287
293
Richmond County
428
419
431
397
438
366
388
408
396
376
350
Robeson County
1,063
1,282
1,234
1,234
1,258
1,166
1,105
1,149
1,132
1,196
1,195
Rockingham County
813
878
801
881
834
801
770
778
757
785
755
Rowan-Salisbury
1,288
1,341
1,275
1,288
1,277
1,195
1,210
1,275
1,311
1,254
1,352
Rutherford County
599
622
595
568
571
557
541
472
505
489
495
Sampson County
431
443
477
516
505
498
494
464
479
494
527
Clinton City
164
168
136
134
131
148
149
154
163
181
189
Scotland County
375
385
428
370
388
350
356
376
354
347
386
Stanly County
18
619
611
577
601
573
557
496
572
533
537
Stokes County
486
495
503
451
517
489
464
469
467
445
455
Surry County
555
545
541
578
538
537
542
563
571
585
594
Elkin City
95
86
84
96
96
85
98
83
104
87
101
Mount Airy City
129
129
124
110
82
101
94
102
88
86
79
Swain County
117
117
142
109
136
129
109
127
132
134
142
Transylvania County
232
251
267
255
217
242
253
229
251
239
269
Tyrrell County
27
37
39
35
36
20
25
31
36
33
31
Union County
1,715
2,172
2,213
2,439
2,658
2,895
3,137
3,302
3,584
4,001
4,368
Vance County
426
515
475
445
395
376
362
343
335
353
360
Wake County
7,657
8,227
8,303
9,056
9,196
9,503
9,885
10,703
11,304
11,867
12,746
Warren County
204
196
186
191
177
173
145
142
146
155
147
Washington County
137
142
149
141
129
115
126
119
111
99
133
Watauga County
291
340
327
301
335
336
327
324
313
312
338
Wayne County
1,183
1,139
1,155
1,151
1,096
1,069
1,060
1,073
1,101
1,131
1,159
Wilkes County
586
562
571
575
561
562
554
572
542
569
599
Wilson County
624
636
643
652
645
593
614
571
654
685
674
Yadkin County
401
404
381
414
400
410
385
382
418
421
406
Yancey County
160
188
157
173
203
151
157
152
150
135
158
STATE TOTAL
82,011
84,996
85,001
86,898
86,951
86,310
86,371
89,309
92,361
95,682
99,671
* 2008 column contains actual graduate count and does not include charter schools.
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PUbLIC SCHooL droPoUt ANd CoHort GrAdUAtIoN dAtA, 2006–07
4-Year Cohort
5-Year Cohort
Grades 7-12
Grades 9-12
4-Year Cohort Students
Graduation Rates
5-Year Cohort Students
Graduation Rates
Duplicated Dropouts Students Rates
Duplicated Dropouts Students Rate
Alamance-Burlington
1,742
71.7
1,878
68.2
445 4.1
439 6.0
Alexander County
453
76.2
413
71.2
101 3.9
98 5.7
Alleghany County
120
78.3
101
83.2
16 2.2
16 3.1
Anson County
363
64.7
361
63.4
62 3.1
60 4.5
Ashe County
297
84.2
254
68.5
65 4.2
65 6.1
Avery County
192
81.2
178
71.9
26 2.4
26 3.6
Beaufort County
575
62.8
638
59.7
149 4.4
145 6.2
Bertie County
266
71.4
268
67.5
24 1.6
24 2.4
Bladen County
487
61.6
462
64.7
153 5.7
148 8.1
Brunswick County
832
72.8
959
58.8
218 3.9
213 5.7
Buncombe County
1,915
73.4
1,980
72.9
460 3.7
448 5.4
Asheville City
315
77.5
293
66.9
60 3.4
60 4.6
Burke County
1,074
65.2
1,239
63.2
267 3.8
267 5.7
Cabarrus County
1,786
75.4
1,739
72.7
403 3.3
383 4.8
Kannapolis City
277
69.0
358
69.8
93 4.4
92 6.8
Caldwell County
992
70.7
1,090
66.7
227 3.6
223 5.4
Camden County
99
74.7
99
78.8
15 1.7
15 2.6
Carteret County
640
79.1
762
69.4
141 3.4
140 4.9
Caswell County
251
72.1
256
66.8
88 5.4
88 7.9
Catawba County
1,291
80.6
1,269
84.1
236 2.8
236 4.2
Hickory City
343
70.8
371
73.0
123 5.6
122 8.0
Newton Conover City
226
79.6
226
69.9
30 2.2
30 3.3
Chatham County
612
75.0
656
68.8
119 3.3
112 4.6
Cherokee County
244
78.7
293
81.2
54 3.1
54 4.6
Edenton/Chowan
193
73.6
204
73.5
37 3.1
37 4.6
Clay County
108
84.3
112
74.1
11 1.7
11 2.6
Cleveland County
1,345
70.9
1,417
64.2
359 4.3
352 6.3
Columbus County
538
69.5
639
61.8
108 3.3
101 4.6
Whiteville City
249
57.8
198
65.7
22 2.0
22 2.8
Craven County
1,017
73.4
1,118
70.6
230 3.4
230 5.1
Cumberland County
4,361
67.4
4,412
67.2
623 2.5
610 3.6
Currituck County
273
75.1
309
74.4
53 2.7
53 4.0
Dare County
383
82.8
445
71.9
33 1.4
33 2.1
Davidson County
1,474
68.8
1,556
69.0
413 4.2
389 5.9
Lexington City
169
62.1
231
46.8
47 3.5
47 5.5
Thomasville City
188
59.6
208
51.4
58 4.7
57 7.0
Davie County
405
73.8
440
81.1
96 3.1
96 4.8
Duplin County
596
74.2
628
71.7
161 4.1
151 5.8
Durham Public
2,138
66.3
2,255
71.7
516 3.4
508 4.9
Edgecombe County
548
65.1
707
60.5
160 4.4
153 6.2
9-12 State Totals include Charters - (207) 7-12 State Totals include Charters - (210)
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PUbLIC SCHooL droPoUt ANd CoHort GrAdUAtIoN dAtA, 2006–07
4-Year Cohort
5-Year Cohort
Grades 7-12
Grades 9-12
4-Year Cohort Students
Graduation Rates
5-Year Cohort Students
Graduation Rates
Duplicated Dropouts Students Rates
Duplicated Dropouts Students Rate
Forsyth County
3,531
70.7
3,310
77.3
1,083 4.5
1,062 6.4
Franklin County
582
66.5
662
63.0
161 4.1
158 6.1
Gaston County
2,449
71.2
2,574
69.3
698 4.4
684 6.3
Gates County
168
79.8
155
71.0
47 4.6
47 6.6
Graham County
109
70.6
94
76.6
32 5.7
30 8.2
Granville County
623
66.9
547
75.7
142 3.2
136 4.7
Greene County
231
63.6
219
63.5
52 3.5
52 5.3
Guilford County
4,927
79.7
5,419
75.5
682 2.0
680 3.0
Halifax County
383
66.6
463
60.3
111 4.6
109 6.7
Roanoke Rapids City
226
64.6
229
63.8
74 5.1
71 7.3
Weldon City
59
67.8
103
57.3
19 3.8
19 5.3
Harnett County
1,177
71.0
1,198
69.4
376 4.4
372 6.5
Haywood County
608
75.0
623
69.3
154 4.0
154 6.1
Henderson County
951
79.0
967
77.1
162 2.7
161 4.0
Hertford County
235
68.9
313
57.2
35 2.1
35 3.1
Hoke County
386
63.7
503
50.1
153 5.1
145 7.7
Hyde County
44
79.5
47
68.1
13 4.0
12 5.2
Iredell-Statesville
1,499
75.3
1,428
74.2
312 3.1
307 4.5
Mooresville City
336
76.5
408
65.4
84 3.4
83 5.0
Jackson County
289
70.2
263
65.0
82 4.8
82 6.9
Johnston County
1,651
75.1
1,672
75.8
465 3.6
454 5.4
Jones County
112
65.2
106
66.0
25 4.1
23 5.6
Lee County
680
63.4
716
67.0
175 4.0
172 5.8
Lenoir County
715
66.3
844
58.4
193 4.0
189 5.7
Lincoln County
925
77.1
986
71.4
193 3.3
192 4.8
Macon County
304
76.0
343
68.5
100 4.8
92 6.6
Madison County
206
76.7
209
76.1
51 4.2
51 6.0
Martin County
412
54.6
368
73.9
85 4.3
81 6.2
McDowell County
508
68.1
554
66.2
147 4.8
144 7.1
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
7,789
73.8
6,555
75.4
2,711 4.6
2,512 6.4
Mitchell County
165
70.9
239
61.9
43 4.0
43 5.9
Montgomery County
352
71.0
328
72.9
78 3.8
76 5.4
Moore County
867
76.0
1,025
69.3
173 2.9
173 4.3
Nash-Rocky Mount
1,388
68.4
1,583
63.0
398 4.6
373 6.5
New Hanover County
1,988
64.0
2,262
61.8
464 4.0
463 5.9
Northampton County
281
70.1
268
63.8
87 6.1
86 8.7
Onslow County
1,731
71.6
1,919
68.0
322 3.1
319 4.5
Orange County
469
75.5
517
69.1
99 2.9
99 4.3
Chapel Hill-Carrboro
703
87.9
820
92.3
41 0.8
41 1.1
Pamlico County
175
80.6
172
76.2
26 3.0
26 4.0
9-12 State Totals include Charters - (207) 7-12 State Totals include Charters - (210)
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PUbLIC SCHooL droPoUt ANd CoHort GrAdUAtIoN dAtA, 2006–07
4-Year Cohort
5-Year Cohort
Grades 7-12
Grades 9-12
4-Year Cohort Students
Graduation Rates
5-Year Cohort Students
Graduation Rates
Duplicated Dropouts Students Rates
Duplicated Dropouts Students Rate
Pasquotank County
487
62.8
624
50.2
104 3.6
104 5.2
Pender County
574
70.0
620
59.2
121 3.2
121 4.8
Perquimans County
145
71.7
167
71.3
31 3.6
30 5.2
Person County
445
67.9
441
79.8
103 3.8
98 5.3
Pitt County
1,608
62.4
1,711
67.3
519 4.8
509 6.9
Polk County
183
82.0
182
68.7
27 2.3
27 3.5
Randolph County
1,378
72.4
1,228
75.2
385 4.3
379 6.4
Asheboro City
327
77.1
340
72.4
72 3.5
71 5.2
Richmond County
573
66.8
630
61.9
202 5.2
178 7.2
Robeson County
1,642
60.4
1,839
57.1
482 4.4
476 6.5
Rockingham County
1,123
70.3
1,163
69.6
285 4.1
280 6.0
Rowan-Salisbury
1,645
70.3
1,723
69.4
401 3.9
380 5.5
Rutherford County
803
69.1
837
67.7
243 5.0
243 7.3
Sampson County
556
72.8
627
67.5
146 4.0
143 6.0
Clinton City
198
71.7
244
68.9
74 5.2
73 7.6
Scotland County
549
61.9
583
57.6
100 3.2
97 4.6
Stanly County
821
78.1
792
76.1
178 3.8
173 5.5
Stokes County
524
79.6
548
80.7
121 3.4
120 5.0
Surry County
689
77.4
659
80.0
188 4.5
184 6.5
Elkin City
81
85.2
81
84.0
11 1.8
11 2.8
Mount Airy City
145
80.0
161
80.7
18 2.1
18 2.9
Swain County
136
66.9
152
68.4
56 5.7
56 8.3
Transylvania County
301
77.7
292
78.1
63 3.4
62 4.8
Tyrrell County
49
87.8
52
65.4
11 3.8
9 4.5
Union County
2,254
77.3
2,211
72.8
325 2.1
315 3.2
Vance County
621
59.9
705
48.8
190 5.1
174 6.7
Wake County
8,772
79.3
7,742
84.9
1,809 3.1
1,647 4.2
Warren County
250
69.2
305
69.2
60 4.1
59 5.9
Washington County
140
81.4
172
72.7
15 1.5
13 2.0
Watauga County
425
69.4
368
79.1
68 3.0
68 4.4
Wayne County
1,485
71.6
1,633
63.7
254 2.8
249 4.2
Wilkes County
728
72.8
728
73.8
190 4.1
189 6.1
Wilson County
873
56.5
1,050
58.5
328 5.5
311 8.0
Yadkin County
476
76.7
484
75.8
77 2.6
76 3.9
Yancey County
204
76.0
193
76.2
38 3.0
38 4.6
STATE TOTAL
105,799
69.5
104,606
70.3
24,355 3.6
23,550 5.3
9-12 State Totals include Charters - (207) 7-12 State Totals include Charters - (210)
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NortH CAroLINA PUbLIC SCHooL PerSoNNeL
Public School Personnel Summary
Table 16 is a summary of all full-time personnel employed as of October 1, 2008, at the school and central office levels. The source is the Public School Full-Time Personnel Report, which categorizes personnel by activity assignment, sex, race, and source of funds. This report is the only source of data on all full-time personnel both instructional and noninstructional.
Public School Personnel summaries for each LEA are presented in Part II. Activity assignment classifications which are not self-explanatory are defined below.
officials, Administrators, and Managers — Persons who set broad policies, exercise overall responsibility for execution of those policies, or direct operations of the school system—superintendent; deputy, associate, and assistant superintendents; school business officials; directors and administrators of district-wide programs; and other professional administrative staff.
elementary teachers — Teachers of kindergarten through eighth grade.
Secondary teachers — Teachers of ninth through twelfth grade.
other teachers — Teachers of both elementary and secondary students. Teachers who cannot be defined clearly as either elementary or secondary.
Guidance Personnel — Includes counselors, student counselors, and other guidance personnel.
Psychological Personnel — Includes psychologists, psychometrists, psychiatrists, and psychological-social workers.
Media Coordinators and Audio-Visual Staff — Staff members who are responsible for either school libraries or for preparing, caring for, and making available to instructional programs the equipment, materials, scripts, and other aids which assist teaching through sight and sound.
Consultants and Supervisors of Instruction — Staff members who provide leadership and expertise in a field of specialization for the purpose of improving the performance of teachers and other instructional staff.
other Professional Staff — Includes persons who cannot be properly included in other professional categories such as non-classroom teachers, dentists, speech therapists, school social workers, community workers, attendance officers, attorneys, architects, engineers, registered nurses, and other noninstructional staff.
technicians — Includes computer programmers and operators, film inspectors, projectionists, graphic artists, drafters, engineering aides, nurses (licensed, practical, or vocational), dietitians, photographers, radio operators, scientific assistants, technical illustrators, and other technicians.
Clerks/Secretaries — Includes secretaries, bookkeepers, messengers, office machine operators, clerk-typists, stenographers, court transcribers, hearing reporters, statistical clerks, dispatchers, license distributors, payroll clerks, and kindred workers.
Service Workers — Paraprofessionals and persons in cafeteria maintenance, transportation programs, custodial workers and members of maintenance crews, security guards, etc.
Skilled Workers/Craftsmen/women — Includes mechanics and repairers, electricians, heavy equipment operators, stationary engineers, skilled machine operators, carpenters, compositors/typesetters, and kindred workers.
Laborers — Persons who perform manual labor such as garage laborers, car washers and greasers, gardeners and groundskeepers.
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experience Status of School based Instructional Personnel
The experience status of instructional personnel is collected annually on the Professional Personnel Activity Report or the School Activity Report. These reports include all school-level professional personnel who have student contact. The information presented in Table 17 by LEA and state totals is a summary of the experience status of all full-time and part-time principals, assistant principals, guidance counselors, media coordinators, and classroom teachers.
Highest degree Held by Classroom teachers
The information presented in Table 18 represents the educational level of all certified classroom teachers employed this year (full-time or part-time) at the school and central office levels. Please note that it is the highest degree held that is reported here, not necessarily the degree upon which salary is based. The information in this table comes from the 2007–08 teacher certification files.
Selected Characteristics of Classroom teachers
The selected characteristics of classroom teachers in Table 19 have been compiled from the salary certification and teacher certification files for the 2007–08 school year. The percentages and ranks that have been computed are based upon full-time-equivalents of employment.
The percent and rankings of classroom teachers with graduate degrees include all who hold a degree higher than a bachelor’s. The percent and rankings of classroom teachers with no prior experience include all who are teaching this year for the first time.
Local Salary Supplements
The salary supplement information in Table 20 was compiled from the Local Salary Supplement Reports. It provides data on the number of LEAs paying local supplements and the amounts paid by LEAs with the highest and lowest supplements.
Salary supplements are monies paid from local funds to augment the salaries of persons paid on the state salary schedule. Not every LEA pays supplements to all employees.
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tAbLe 16
StAte SUMMArY oF PUbLIC SCHooL FULL-tIMe PerSoNNeL, 2007–08
SOURCE OF FUNDS State Federal Local
Total
SEx Male Female
RACE/ETHNIC ORIGIN White Black Other
Officials, Administrators, Managers Principals Assistant Principal, Teaching Assistant Principal, Non-teaching Total Administrators Elementary Teachers Secondary Teachers Other Teachers Total Teachers Guidance Psychological Librarian, Audiovisual Consultant, Supervisor Other Professionals Total Instructional Support TOTAL PROFESSIONALS
1,084 117 608 2,210 3 135 69 0 9 1,839 1 986 5,202 121 1,738 44,605 3,056 2,999 26,054 485 2,026 14,916 2,337 1,198 85,575 5,878 6,223 3,489 34 214 637 114 21 2,246 2 120 750 293 365 3,194 699 1,590 10,316 1,142 2,310 101,093 7,141 10,271
1,809 2,348 78 2,826 7,061 50,660 28,565 18,451 97,676 3,737 772 2,368 1,408 5,483 13,768 118,505
792 1,017 1,037 1,311 19 59 1,152 1,674 3,000 4,061 5,148 45,512 10,197 18,368 4,219 14,232 19,564 78,112 507 3,230 130 642 125 2,243 241 1,167 855 4,628 1,858 11,910 24,422 94,083
1,444 327 38 1,751 553 44 53 23 2 1,903 866 57 5,151 1,769 141 42,758 6,420 1,482 23,002 4,581 982 14,987 2,864 600 80,747 13,865 3,064 2,793 856 88 681 77 14 2,121 199 48 1,089 287 32 4,028 1,224 231 10,712 2,643 413 96,610 18,277 3,618
Teacher Assistants Technicians Clerical, Secretarial Service Workers Skilled Crafts Laborers, Unskilled TOTAL NONPROFESSIONALS
22,441 4,237 2,899 411 65 864 6,287 328 4,243 11,651 1,160 10,264 799 12 2,261 598 1 437 42,187 5,803 20,968
29,577 1,340 10,858 23,075 3,072 1,036 68,958
2,417 27,160 717 623 295 10,563 7,369 15,706 2,871 201 469 567 14,138 54,820
19,099 9,292 1,186 945 336 59 8,182 2,337 339 10,985 11,098 992 2,414 609 49 613 407 16 42,238 24,079 2,641
TOTAL
143,280 12,944 31,239
187,463
38,560 148,903
138,848 42,356 6,259
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eXPerIeNCe StAtUS oF SCHooL bASed
INStrUCtIoNAL PerSoNNeL, 2007–08*
Alamance-Burlington Alexander County Alleghany County Anson County Ashe County
Taught in This LEA Last Year 1,476 361 125 269 266
First Year Employed in Public Education 130 14 5 21 7
Returning After One or More Years Away From Public Education 16 2 1 4 3
Employed in Another LEA Last Year 68 20 10 16 3
Employed Out of State Last Year 18 1 2 9 1
Avery County Beaufort County Bertie County Bladen County Brunswick County
181 513 196 383 730
10 28 19 16 33
0 9 3 8 9
3 19 11 20 42
1 8 9 3 17
Buncombe County Asheville City Burke County Cabarrus County Kannapolis City
1,676 312 1,020 1,600 327
79 17 64 134 34
26 6 7 31 4
51 14 17 117 31
29 6 12 44 5
Caldwell County Camden County Carteret County Caswell County Catawba County
886 113 661 221 1,034
41 3 23 10 47
5 1 9 5 23
40 5 25 6 59
12 2 11 8 25
Hickory City Newton Conover City Chatham County Cherokee County Edenton/Chowan
289 196 522 299 173
31 21 50 7 12
4 4 7 2 6
26 19 22 9 8
2 2 20 8 2
Clay County Cleveland County Columbus County Whiteville City Craven County
99 1,225 471 183 947
7 38 13 5 65
0 15 5 2 17
4 25 18 13 38
1 11 4 2 26
Cumberland County Currituck County Dare County Davidson County Lexington City
3,312 281 396 1,227 212
390 4 16 62 20
53 5 5 13 5
126 8 8 40 15
135 8 13 7 3
Thomasville City Davie County Duplin County Durham Public Edgecombe County
166 429 510 2,198 431
32 28 33 179 55
4 10 3 44 13
14 28 18 127 26
1 3 1 68 10
*School level full-time and part-time personnel reported on the PPAR/SAR system. Instructional personnel includes principals, assistant principals, classroom teachers, school counselors, and media coordinators.
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tAbLe 17 (CONTINUED) eXPerIeNCe StAtUS oF SCHooL bASed INStrUCtIoNAL PerSoNNeL, 2007–08*
Returning After One
Taught in This First Year Employed or More Years Away Employed in Another Employed Out of
LEA Last Year in Public Education From Public Education LEA Last Year State Last Year
Forsyth County 3,703 217 62 162 65 Franklin County 548 394 316 Gaston County 2,023 151 29 62 38 Gates County 144 6 3 7 3 Graham County 86 8 0 1 0
Granville County 574 28 12 25 14 Greene County 224 173 131 Guilford County 4,742 511 63 208 127 Halifax County 319 23 10 164 Roanoke Rapids City 19593 131
Weldon City 71 11062 Harnett County 1,109 134 28 90 26 Haywood County 571 207 18 15 Henderson County 784 52 24 34 27 Hertford County 230 241 13 11
Hoke County 403 809 34 21 Hyde County 70 4 0 3 4 Iredell-Statesville 1,317 112 20 56 52 Mooresville City 313 228 31 14 Jackson County 250 203 18 11
Johnston County 1,891 171 38 94 45 Jones County 103 7 1 9 1 Lee County 571 517 36 10 Lenoir County 655 687 227 Lincoln County 82553 1132 11
Macon County 315 203 168 Madison County 187 12281 Martin County 298 186 252 McDowell County 425 253 123 Mecklenburg County 6,742 794 326 295 333
Mitchell County 171 12111 Montgomery County 304 167 268 Moore County 755 49 16 42 30 Nash-Rocky Mount 1,232 48 15 52 7 New Hanover County 1,555 89 22 67 41
Northampton County 200 254 289 Onslow County 1,433 146 24 53 52 Orange County 488 237 45 21 Chapel Hill-Carrboro 793 46 12 74 48 Pamlico County 12254 114
*School level full-time and part-time personnel reported on the PPAR/SAR system. Instructional personnel includes principals, assistant principals, classroom teachers, school counselors, and media coordinators.
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tAbLe 17 (CONTINUED) eXPerIeNCe StAtUS oF SCHooL bASed INStrUCtIoNAL PerSoNNeL, 2007��08*
Returning After One
Taught in This
First Year Employed
or More Years Away
Employed in Another
Employed Out of
LEA Last Year
in Public Education
From Public Education
LEA Last Year
State Last Year
Pasquotank County
423
27
12
16
27
Pender County
497
34
9
35
11
Perquimans County
121
11
2
12
0
Person County
385
32
2
18
9
Pitt County
1,433
124
20
124
20
Polk County
195
5
1
9
5
Randolph County
1,220
85
16
59
9
Asheboro City
304
19
5
14
1
Richmond County
555
43
9
19
6
Robeson County
1,530
138
26
78
22
Rockingham County
1,002
47
9
24
30
Rowan-Salisbury
1,492
88
22
75
29
Rutherford County
672
28
9
11
4
Sampson County
516
28
8
35
3
Clinton City
205
20
8
12
4
Scotland County
508
52
10
38
19
Stanly County
691
25
13
34
4
Stokes County
496
29
12
22
9
Surry County
613
35
11
19
5
Elkin City
93
1
1
8
0
Mount Airy City
129
5
2
5
2
Swain County
146
7
2
12
6
Transylvania County
260
21
4
5
6
Tyrrell County
56
3
0
4
1
Union County
2,297
201
45
176
121
Vance County
509
54
7
44
31
Wake County
8,528
459
158
438
423
Warren County
167
22
4
20
5
Washington County
151
12
5
9
5
Watauga County
349
13
5
19
2
Wayne County
1,283
94
31
44
22
Wilkes County
650
47
12
17
5
Wilson County
794
48
11
62
6
Yadkin County
409
21
6
17
2
Yancey County
181
9
2
4
5
STATE TOTAL
91,517
6,856
1,693
4,496
2,493
*School level full-time and part-time personnel reported on the PPAR/SAR system. Instructional personnel includes principals, assistant principals, classroom teachers, school counselors, and media coordinators.
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HIGHeSt deGree HeLd bY CLASSrooM teACHerS, 2007–08
NO DEGREE No. %
VOCATIONAL No. %
BACHELOR No. %
MASTERS No. %
ADVANCED No. %
DOCTORATE No. %
Totals
Alamance-Burlington
8 0.5
17 1.1
1,200 78.7
292 19.2
4 0.3
3 0.2
1,524
Alexander County
0 0.0
5 1.4
273 77.6
72 20.5
1 0.3
1 0.3
352
Alleghany County
5 3.8
1 0.8
84 63.2
42 31.6
1 0.8
0 0.0
133
Anson County
0 0.0
8 2.7
208 71.0
74 25.3
2 0.7
1 0.3
293
Ashe County
0 0.0
8 3.1
154 60.4
92 36.1
0 0.0
1 0.4
255
Avery County
2 1.1
2 1.1
133 70.4
50 26.5
1 0.5
1 0.5
189
Beaufort County
0 0.0
8 1.5
384 72.9
132 25.0
2 0.4
1 0.2
527
Bertie County
1 0.5
5 2.4
164 78.5
38 18.2
1 0.5
0 0.0
209
Bladen County
1 0.3
5 1.3
299 79.1
69 18.3
4 1.1
0 0.0
378
Brunswick County
3 0.4
11 1.4
605 77.6
159 20.4
2 0.3
0 0.0
780
Buncombe County
5 0.3
17 1.0
1,168 69.4
474 28.2
15 0.9
3 0.2
1,682
Asheville City
3 0.9
6 1.8
219 66.6
101 30.7
0 0.0
0 0.0
329
Burke County
5 0.5
6 0.6
722 67.7
324 30.4
6 0.6
3 0.3
1,066
Cabarrus County
7 0.4
19 1.0
1,353 72.9
467 25.1
10 0.5
1 0.1
1,857
Kannapolis City
11 2.8
1 0.3
291 74.8
86 22.1
0 0.0
0 0.0
389
Caldwell County
4 0.4
16 1.8
642 71.9
227 25.4
4 0.4
0 0.0
893
Camden County
0 0.0
0 0.0
101 75.4
33 24.6
0 0.0
0 0.0
134
Carteret County
3 0.5
1 0.2
466 70.6
190 28.8
0 0.0
0 0.0
660
Caswell County
1 0.4
4 1.7
156 68.1
67 29.3
1 0.4
0 0.0
229
Catawba County
3 0.3
12 1.0
790 69.0
332 29.0
6 0.5
2 0.2
1,145
Hickory City
4 1.3
3 1.0
210 67.3
94 30.1
1 0.3
0 0.0
312
Newton-Conover
1 0.5
2 0.9
157 72.4
57 26.3
0 0.0
0 0.0
217
Chatham County
3 0.5
6 1.0
422 73.0
142 24.6
4 0.7
1 0.2
578
Cherokee County
0 0.0
2 0.7
189 65.9
88 30.7
7 2.4
1 0.3
287
Edenton/Chowan
0 0.0
3 1.6
143 75.7
42 22.2
0 0.0
1 0.5
189
Clay County
0 0.0
4 3.8
65 61.3
34 32.1
3 2.8
0 0.0
106
Cleveland County
8 0.7
14 1.1
801 65.7
386 31.7
9 0.7
1 0.1
1,219
Columbus County
2 0.4
11 2.4
337 73.4
109 23.7
0 0.0
0 0.0
459
Whiteville City
0 0.0
4 2.3
128 72.3
43 24.3
1 0.6
1 0.6
177
Craven County
2 0.2
6 0.6
755 75.0
237 23.6
6 0.6
0 0.0
1,006
Cumberland County
32 0.9
39 1.0
2,930 77.9
744 19.8
11 0.3
3 0.1
3,759
Currituck County
3 1.1
2 0.7
187 69.3
74 27.4
4 1.5
0 0.0
270
Dare County
3 0.8
4 1.0
253 63.9
132 33.3
3 0.8
1 0.3
396
Davidson County
1 0.1
14 1.1
980 77.6
264 20.9
3 0.2
1 0.1
1,263
Lexington City
5 2.1
2 0.9
196 83.4
31 13.2
1 0.4
0 0.0
235
Thomasville City
3 1.6
3 1.6
150 78.5
35 18.3
0 0.0
0 0.0
191
Davie County
5 1.1
5 1.1
338 74.9
100 22.2
3 0.7
0 0.0
451
Duplin County
7 1.1
14 2.3
470 76.4
120 19.5
2 0.3
2 0.3
615
Durham County
20 0.9
14 0.6
1,593 68.5
687 29.5
7 0.3
6 0.3
2,327
Edgecombe County
4 0.8
5 1.1
388 81.7
77 16.2
1 0.2
0 0.0
475
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HIGHeSt deGree HeLd bY CLASSrooM teACHerS, 2007–08
NO DEGREE No. %
VOCATIONAL No. %
BACHELOR No. %
MASTERS No. %
ADVANCED No. %
DOCTORATE No. %
Totals
Forsyth County
21 0.5
23 0.6
2,697 67.6
1,217 30.5
18 0.5
12 0.3
3,988
Franklin County
3 0.5
7 1.2
475 82.8
87 15.2
0 0.0
2 0.3
574
Gaston County
9 0.4
30 1.5
1,610 77.9
404 19.6
10 0.5
3 0.1
2,066
Gates County
1 0.6
2 1.3
114 72.6
38 24.2
2 1.3
0 0.0
157
Graham County
1 1.1
1 1.1
68 77.3
17 19.3
1 1.1
0 0.0
88
Granville County
5 0.9
8 1.4
451 77.8
112 19.3
0 0.0
4 0.7
580
Greene County
2 0.9
3 1.3
172 75.4
50 21.9
0 0.0
1 0.4
228
Guilford County
55 1.1
48 1.0
3,738 74.5
1,147 22.8
18 0.4
14 0.3
5,020
Halifax County
0 0.0
9 2.8
249 78.1
58 18.2
3 0.9
0 0.0
319
Roanoke Rapids City
1 0.5
2 1.0
143 72.6
50 25.4
1 0.5
0 0.0
197
Weldon City
0 0.0
0 0.0
60 77.9
16 20.8
1 1.3
0 0.0
77
Harnett County
9 0.7
18 1.4
989 77.1
264 20.6
1 0.1
1 0.1
1,282
Haywood County
1 0.2
8 1.4
400 71.6
142 25.4
6 1.1
2 0.4
559
Henderson County
1 0.1
10 1.1
630 68.7
267 29.1
7 0.8
2 0.2
917
Hertford County
11 4.4
4 1.6
194 77.0
42 16.7
1 0.4
0 0.0
252
Hoke County
8 1.5
7 1.3
433 83.1
71 13.6
1 0.2
1 0.2
521
Hyde County
0 0.0
1 1.4
57 78.1
15 20.5
0 0.0
0 0.0
73
Iredell-Statesville
12 0.8
17 1.2
1,043 73.4
346 24.3
3 0.2
0 0.0
1,421
Mooresville City
1 0.3
7 1.9
238 65.9
111 30.7
3 0.8
1 0.3
361
Jackson County
4 1.5
1 0.4
185 68.5
76 28.1
4 1.5
0 0.0
270
Johnston County
22 1.0
22 1.0
1,681 78.0
418 19.4
11 0.5
2 0.1
2,156
Jones County
1 0.9
3 2.8
84 77.1
20 18.3
1 0.9
0 0.0
109
Lee County
4 0.6
7 1.1
468 75.4
136 21.9
3 0.5
3 0.5
621
Lenoir County
5 0.7
11 1.6
532 78.1
130 19.1
3 0.4
0 0.0
681
Lincoln County
1 0.1
7 0.9
613 75.3
190 23.3
2 0.2
1 0.1
814
Macon County
1 0.3
4 1.2
239 73.8
78 24.1
2 0.6
0 0.0
324
Madison County
1 0.5
5 2.6
148 76.7
36 18.7
2 1.0
1 0.5
193
Martin County
0 0.0
3 1.0
240 76.9
67 21.5
2 0.6
0 0.0
312
McDowell County
2 0.4
8 1.7
321 70.1
124 27.1
1 0.2
2 0.4
458
Mecklenburg County
105 1.2
58 0.6
6,262 69.6
2,511 27.9
43 0.5
20 0.2
8,999
Mitchell County
0 0.0
3 1.8
121 74.2
35 21.5
4 2.5
0 0.0
163
Montgomery County
1 0.3
8 2.4
239 72.9
75 22.9
4 1.2
1 0.3
328
Moore County
6 0.7
13 1.6
557 68.2
236 28.9
5 0.6
0 0.0
817
Nash-Rocky Mount
3 0.3
17 1.5
913 78.6
222 19.1
4 0.3
2 0.2
1,161
New Hanover County
10 0.6
11 0.7
1,228 76.1
362 22.4
3 0.2
0 0.0
1,614
Northampton County
3 1.3
8 3.5
186 81.6
30 13.2
1 0.4
0 0.0
228
Onslow County
12 0.8
21 1.4
1,196 78.4
289 19.0
2 0.1
5 0.0
1,525
Orange County
2 0.4
0 0.0
343 64.7
181 34.2
3 0.6
1 0.2
530
Chapel Hill-Carrboro
7 0.8
2 0.2
499 55.6
375 41.8
5 0.6
9 1.0
897
Pamlico County
0 0.0
2 1.5
107 79.9
25 18.7
0 0.0
0 0.0
134
34
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HIGHeSt deGree HeLd bY CLASSrooM teACHerS, 2007–08
NO DEGREE No. %
VOCATIONAL No. %
BACHELOR No. %
MASTERS No. %
ADVANCED No. %
DOCTORATE No. %
Totals
Pasquotank County
7 1.5
4 0.9
352 75.7
96 20.6
5 1.1
1 0.2
465
Pender County
2 0.4
8 1.5
416 77.6
108 20.1
0 0.0
2 0.4
536
Perquimans County
1 0.8
1 0.8
95 73.6
31 24.0
1 0.8
0 0.0
129
Person County
6 1.5
9 2.2
301 73.8
92 22.5
0 0.0
0 0.0
408
Pitt County
19 1.1
29 1.7
1,210 71.9
413 24.5
10 0.6
2 0.1
1,683
Polk County
0 0.0
2 1.0
117 58.8
75 37.7
4 2.0
1 0.5
199
Randolph County
7 0.6
18 1.4
991 79.0
232 18.5
5 0.4
1 0.1
1,254
Asheboro City
2 0.6
3 0.9
237 72.9
83 25.5
0 0.0
0 0.0
325
Richmond County
11 1.9
12 2.1
427 74.8
118 20.7
2 0.4
1 0.2
571
Robeson County
7 0.4
27 1.7
1,178 74.6
361 22.8
5 0.3
2 0.1
1,580
Rockingham County
2 0.2
13 1.3
683 69.0
290 29.3
1 0.1
1 0.1
990
Rowan-Salisbury
3 0.2
15 1.0
1,125 77.6
300 20.7
5 0.3
2 0.1
1,450
Rutherford County
6 0.9
7 1.1
420 63.8
221 33.6
3 0.5
1 0.2
658
Sampson County
1 0.2
3 0.5
426 77.3
118 21.4
2 0.4
1 0.2
551
Clinton City
2 0.9
1 0.5
172 77.8
46 20.8
0 0.0
0 0.0
221
Scotland County
0 0.0
6 1.1
425 78.0
113 20.7
1 0.2
0 0.0
545
Stanly County
3 0.4
12 1.7
546 77.2
144 20.4
2 0.3
0 0.0
707
Stokes County
4 0.8
9 1.8
383 76.4
100 20.0
5 1.0
0 0.0
501
Surry County
5 0.8
10 1.6
438 71.1
158 25.6
5 0.8
0 0.0
616
Elkin City
1 1.0
1 1.0
64 66.7
28 29.2
2 2.1
0 0.0
96
Mount Airy City
0 0.0
2 1.5
95 71.4
36 27.1
0 0.0
0 0.0
133
Swain County
1 0.7
2 1.3
107 71.3
37 24.7
2 1.3
1 0.7
150
Transylvania County
3 1.1
4 1.5
191 69.7
73 26.6
2 0.7
1 0.4
274
Tyrrell County
0 0.0
0 0.0
42 77.8
12 22.2
0 0.0
0 0.0
54
Union County
20 0.8
15 0.6
1,766 70.9
676 27.1
10 0.4
4 0.2
2,491
Vance County
1 0.2
6 1.0
470 81.9
97 16.9
0 0.0
0 0.0
574
Wake County
56 0.6
23 0.2
6,397 68.9
2,756 29.7
26 0.3
32 0.3
9,290
Warren County
2 1.0
2 1.0
155 79.5
35 17.9
1 0.5
0 0.0
195
Washington County
1 0.6
7 4.1
134 78.8
28 16.5
0 0.0
0 0.0
170
Watauga County
0 0.0
3 0.8
215 58.6
139 37.9
10 2.7
0 0.0
367
Wayne County
13 1.0
21 1.5
1,052 77.4
264 19.4
7 0.5
2 0.1
1,359
Wilkes County
4 0.6
6 0.9
503 75.1
155 23.1
1 0.1
1 0.1
670
Wilson County
4 0.5
6 0.7
657 80.9
139 17.1
3 0.4
3 0.4
812
Yadkin County
0 0.0
8 2.0
293 72.0
104 25.6
1 0.2
1 0.2
407
Yancey County
0 0.0
3 1.6
152 81.7
31 16.7
0 0.0
0 0.0
186
STATE TOTAL
690 0.7
1,026 1.0
72,262 72.9
24,596 24.8
428 0.4
185 0.2
99,187
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SeLeCted CHArACterIStICS oF CLASSrooM teACHerS*, 2007–08
CLASSROOM TEACHERS WITH CLASSROOM TEACHERS WITH NO A GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PRIOR TEACHING ExPERIENCE
Percent Rank** Percent Rank** Alamance-Burlington 19.6 95 7.8 82 Alexander County 21.0 78 4.0 27 Alleghany County 32.3 11 6.0 63 Anson County 26.3 39 6.8 72 Ashe County 36.5 4 3.1 10
Avery County 27.5 33 3.2 11 Beaufort County 25.6 44 4.9 42 Bertie County 18.7 103 12.4 111 Bladen County 19.3 98 3.4 13 Brunswick County 20.6 83 4.1 32
Buncombe County 29.3 26 4.0 27 Asheville City 30.7 16 4.0 27 Burke County 31.2 15 5.4 56 Cabarrus County 25.7 43 6.9 74 Kannapolis City 22.1 71 7.7 80
Caldwell County 25.9 42 4.5 34 Camden County 24.6 53 1.5 2 Carteret County 28.8 28 3.8 22 Caswell County 29.7 22 3.5 14 Catawba County 29.7 22 5.0 43
Hickory City 30.4 17 7.4 78 Newton Conover City 26.3 39 8.3 90 Chatham County 25.4 48 9.3 105 Cherokee County 33.4 9 3.5 14 Edenton/Chowan 22.8 64 5.3 50
Clay County 34.9 6 4.7 36 Cleveland County 32.5 10 4.2 33 Columbus County 23.7 58 3.7 18 Whiteville City 25.4 48 2.8 7 Craven County 24.2 55 5.6 59
Cumberland County 20.2 90 9.4 107 Currituck County 28.9 27 2.6 5 Dare County 34.3 7 4.8 39 Davidson County 21.2 76 5.0 43 Lexington City 13.6 115 6.4 66
Thomasville City 18.3 105 12.6 112 Davie County 22.8 64 5.5 57 Duplin County 20.2 90 6.3 65 Durham Public 30.1 20 7.7 80 Edgecombe County 16.4 111 10.5 110
* Includes only Classroom Teachers ** Classroom teachers with a graduate certificate are ranked in descending order; classroom teachers with no prior experience are ranked in ascending order.
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SeLeCted CHArACterIStICS oF CLASSrooM teACHerS*, 2007–08
CLASSROOM TEACHERS WITH CLASSROOM TEACHERS WITH NO A GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PRIOR TEACHING ExPERIENCE
Percent Rank** Percent Rank** Forsyth County 31.3 14 5.1 48 Franklin County 15.5 112 6.4 66 Gaston County 20.2 90 7.0 75 Gates County 25.5 46 1.9 3 Graham County 20.5 86 9.1 100
Granville County 20.0 93 4.7 36 Greene County 22.4 67 7.0 75 Guilford County 23.5 59 8.3 90 Halifax County 19.1 100 5.3 50 Roanoke Rapids City 25.9 42 3.0 8
Weldon City 22.1 71 10.4 109 Harnett County 20.7 82 8.8 97 Haywood County 26.8 35 3.8 22 Henderson County 30.1 20 3.8 22 Hertford County 17.1 107 8.3 90
Hoke County 14.0 113 16.1 115 Hyde County 20.5 86 6.8 72 Iredell-Statesville 24.6 53 9.1 100 Mooresville City 31.9 12 6.6 68 Jackson County 29.6 23 4.8 39
Johnston County 20.0 93 8.5 94 Jones County 19.3 98 9.2 104 Lee County 22.9 62 8.5 94 Lenoir County 19.5 96 9.1 100 Lincoln County 23.7 58 5.5 57
Macon County 24.7 51 3.7 18 Madison County 20.2 90 5.7 60 Martin County 22.1 71 3.8 22 McDowell County 27.7 32 3.9 26 Mecklenburg County 28.6 29 9.6 108
Mitchell County 23.9 56 3.7 18 Montgomery County 24.4 54 5.2 49 Moore County 29.5 25 5.0 43 Nash-Rocky Mount 19.6 95 4.0 27 New Hanover County 22.6 65 5.0 43
Northampton County 13.6 115 8.8 97 Onslow County 19.1 100 9.1 100 Orange County 34.9 6 4.5 34 Chapel Hill-Carrboro 43.4 1 6.7 70 Pamlico County 18.7 103 2.2 4
* Includes only Classroom Teachers ** Classroom teachers with a graduate certificate are ranked in descending order; classroom teachers with no prior experience are ranked in ascending order.
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SeLeCted CHArACterIStICS oF CLASSrooM teACHerS*, 2007–08
CLASSROOM TEACHERS WITH CLASSROOM TEACHERS WITH NO A GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PRIOR TEACHING ExPERIENCE
Percent Rank** Percent Rank** Pasquotank County 21.9 73 6.7 70 Pender County 20.5 86 7.8 82 Perquimans County 24.8 50 9.3 105 Person County 22.5 66 7.8 82 Pitt County 25.3 49 7.4 78
Polk County 40.23 3.08 Randolph County 19.0 101 6.2 64 Asheboro City 25.5 46 8.3 90 Richmond County 21.2 76 7.9 85 Robeson County 23.3 61 8.0 88
Rockingham County 29.5 25 4.0 27 Rowan-Salisbury 21.2 76 5.9 62 Rutherford County 34.2 8 3.5 14 Sampson County 22.0 72 5.3 50 Clinton City 20.8 80 7.2 77
Scotland County 20.9 79 9.0 99 Stanly County 20.7 82 3.5 14 Stokes County 21.0 78 4.8 39 Surry County 26.5 37 5.0 43 Elkin City 31.3 14 1.0 1
Mount Airy City 27.1 34 5.3 50 Swain County 26.7 36 5.3 50 Transylvania County 27.7 32 6.6 68 Tyrrell County 22.2 68 3.7 18 Union County 27.7 32 8.5 94
Vance County 16.9 108 13.6 114 Wake County 30.3 18 5.3 50 Warren County 18.5 104 12.8 113 Washington County 16.5 110 8.2 89 Watauga County 40.62 2.76
Wayne County 20.1 91 7.9 85 Wilkes County 23.4 60 7.9 85 Wilson County 17.9 106 5.7 60 Yadkin County 26.0 40 4.7 36 Yancey County 16.7 109 3.2 11
* Includes only Classroom Teachers ** Classroom teachers with a graduate certificate are ranked in descending order; classroom teachers with no prior experience are ranked in ascending order.
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SeLeCted StAtIStICS oF LoCAL SALArY SUPPLeMeNtS 2007–08
POSITION CATEGORY
NUMBER OF LEAS THAT PAID SUPPLEMENTS TO:
OF THE LEAS THAT PAY SUPPLEMENTS:
STATE AVERAGE*
LOW
HIGH
No Pos.
Certain Pos.
All Pos.
Avg. Amt.
LEA Name
Avg. Amt. LEA Name
Teacher
4
10
101
$100 $205 $265 $300 $334
Mitchell County Alleghany County Madison County Ashe County Yancey County
$10,332 Rockingham County $6,456 Chapel Hill/Carrboro $6,133 Asheville City $6,115 Wake County $5,697 Mecklenburg County
$3,327
Principal
4
11
100
$250 $600 $725 $754 $1,425
Madison County Washington County Mitchell County Yancey County Macon County
$25,770 Wake County $22,839 Chapel Hill/Carrboro $22,535 Durham County $19,956 Forsyth County $19,062 Guilford County
$10,030
Assistant Principal
6
7
102
$100 $250 $275 $500 $500
Mitchell County Madison County Yancey County Washington County Ashe County
$12,201 Mecklenburg County $11,942 Wake County $10,871 Guilford County $10,404 Chapel Hill/Carrboro $10,094 Buncombe County
$5,967
* Average supplement for those who receive supplements
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FINANCIAL INForMAtIoN
This section is designed to provide information about the financing of public education. Since the fiscal and school years do not coincide, the data in this section are one or more years behind the data found in other sections of this publication. Data obtained from external sources, such as the disposable income by counties, may lag two years behind.
The total expenditures for a school year are grouped into two major categories:
•
current expense expenditures are all expenditures connected with the daily operation of the more than two thousand schools of the state.
•
capital expense expenditures consist of all disbursements made for the construction of new buildings and grounds, reconstruction or repair of old buildings, and the acquisition of equipment with a lifetime greater than a year.
The amount of capital expense expenditures fluctuates considerably from year to year. The current expense expenditures on the other hand, being closely tied to the number of students, are more stable. All derived statistics are computed for current expense expenditures only. This is especially true for statistics that can be meaningfully compared over several years.
The Annual Financial Report System contains the current expense expenditures obtained from financial records submitted during the year, and electronic records obtained from the LEA files at the close of each fiscal year. Although the contents of the latter transmission are not audited, they are an accurate accounting of revenues and expenditures by each LEA for the preceding fiscal year. By legislative mandate, long-term debts of school systems (debt service) are a part of the county budget and controlled by the commissioners of the 100 counties and, therefore, not reported on the Annual Financial Report System. The report contains all current expenditures for public kindergartens, elementary and secondary schools, and special schools for exceptional children. However, expenditures for the Governor Morehead School for the Blind, the North Carolina Schools for the Deaf, the Fort Bragg and Camp Lejeune military base schools, and the Cherokee Indian reservation schools are not included.
One derived statistic, per pupil expenditure, is of special interest since it is quoted and compared most often. In the tables of this section, it is computed only for current expense expenditures (excluding community services, Head Start, adult education, and inter/intra fund transfers) by using final average daily membership (ADM). Other publications, especially those from national sources, use average daily attendance (ADA) in computing this statistic. Since average daily membership is greater than average daily attendance, the latter method yields a higher figure for the per pupil expenditures. The average daily attendance figures in other sections of the Profile can be used to convert per pupil expenditure figures contained in this section to ones based on average daily attendance.
The expenditure data contained in this section have three distinct funding sources. The first two, state and federal, are the amounts spent for education from the budgets of state and federal governments respectively. The local expenditures, on the other hand, are not synonymous with the amounts expended by local county governments. All expenditures not funded by the state or the federal governments are regarded as local expenditures. As such, they include all funds supplied from local governments and other local sources.
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There are two tables in this section that list the per pupil expenditures for each school system. One includes all current expense expenditures while the other excludes all expenditures connected with child nutrition activities. The need for two separate tables emerged from our definition of local expenditures. Since the expenditures students make in purchasing their lunches are not funded by the state or federal governments, they are regarded as part of the local expenditures. In some contexts, however, there is a need to bring the local expenditures as close to the amounts spent by local governments as possible. The second per pupil expenditure table is designed to respond to that need. Current expense expenditures are given by source of funds and on a per pupil basis for each LEA in Part II of this publication.
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Per CAPItA PerSoNAL INCoMe bY CoUNtY, 2006
COUNTY
INCOME
RANK
COUNTY
INCOME
RANK
Alamance-Burlington
28,265
39
Jones County
27,540
45
Alexander County
26,936
54
Lee County
28,975
34
Alleghany County
26,786
56
Lenoir County
28,212
40
Anson County
24,818
74
Lincoln County
28,719
38
Ashe County
26,224
62
Macon County
23,568
90
Avery County
24,747
75
Madison County
27,203
51
Beaufort County
27,391
49
Martin County
24,284
81
Bertie County
25,482
69
McDowell County
25,901
65
Bladen County
24,733
76
Mecklenburg County
44,267
1
Brunswick County
28,202
41
Mitchell County
23,392
93
Buncombe County
31,345
18
Montgomery County
25,715
66
Burke County
27,295
50
Moore County
36,932
6
Cabarrus County
33,161
14
Nash County
29,597
28
Caldwell County
27,520
46
New Hanover County
33,705
12
Camden County
29,705
26
Northampton County
27,792
44
Carteret County
32,086
16
Onslow County
31,942
17
Caswell County
24,915
72
Orange County
41,435
2
Catawba County
30,074
24
Pamlico County
29,563
29
Chatham County
39,704
3
Pasquotank County
24,860
73
Cherokee County
22,384
95
Pender County
25,361
71
Chowan County
28,933
35
Perquimans County
27,503
47
Clay County
24,222
83
Person County
26,847
55
Cleveland County
27,058
53
Pitt County
29,031
32
Columbus County
26,786
56
Polk County
37,873
5
Craven County
31,107
19
Randolph County
26,159
63
Cumberland County
34,245
10
Richmond County
24,018
85
Currituck County
30,842
22
Robeson County
21,675
99
Dare County
34,181
11
Rockingham County
26,706
58
Davidson County
28,765
37
Rowan County
29,001
33
Davie County
33,264
13
Rutherford County
25,504
68
Duplin County
23,851
87
Sampson County
24,697
77
Durham County
35,118
9
Scotland County
23,656
89
Edgecombe County
25,445
70
Stanly County
27,824
43
Forsyth County
36,402
7
Stokes County
26,314
61
Franklin County
26,419
60
Surry County
27,181
52
Gaston County
30,892
21
Swain County
23,430
92
Gates County
24,245
82
Transylvania County
29,642
27
Graham County
23,919
86
Tyrrell County
22,364
96
Granville County
24,673
78
Union County
30,898
20
Greene County
22,807
94
Vance County
24,537
80
Guilford County
35,658
8
Wake County
39,497
4
Halifax County
24,164
84
Warren County
21,073
100
Harnett County
25,700
67
Washington County
24,569
79
Haywood County
27,869
42
Watauga County
28,835
36
Henderson County
32,431
15
Wayne County
27,417
48
Hertford County
23,530
91
Wilkes County
29,466
30
Hoke County
22,157
97
Wilson County
29,879
25
Hyde County
23,684
88
Yadkin County
26,702
59
Iredell County
30,562
23
Yancey County
21,982
98
Jackson County Johnston County
26,074 29,216
64 31
North Carolina
32,247
*The per capita income figures are calculated and periodically revised by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce, using the estimates of the civilian population and personal income. The income figure represents income received from all sources and is measured before deduction of income and other personal taxes but after deductions for social security, government retirement, and other social insurance. It can include wages, proprietor income, rental income, dividends, interest, and government and business transfer payments. Other non-money transfers are included such as food stamps, health benefits, and subsidized housing or other non-money income. The total personal income for the county is divided by the estimated population of the county to produce per capita income.
Source: Survey of Current Business, April 2008. U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of Economic Analysis
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NortH CAroLINA CUrreNt eXPeNSe eXPeNdItUreS bY SoUrCe oF FUNdS, 2006–07
Child Nutrition INCLUDED
AMOUNTS ExPENDED BY SOURCE
State
Federal
Local
TOTAL
Salaries Employee Benefits Purchased Services Supplies & Materials Instructional Equipment Other Objects
5,508,733,251 1,280,435,313 167,013,708 315,376,116 53,832,049 1,644,779
611,161,083 154,458,187 106,771,519 233,802,922 8,203,584 10,247,545
1,354,348,733 320,076,375 571,946,511 373,109,399 13,465,394 54,032,208
7,474,243,067 1,754,969,875 845,731,738 922,288,437 75,501,027 65,924,532
TOTAL Percent Of Total
7,327,035,216 65.8
1,124,644,840 10.1
2,686,978,620 24.1
11,138,658,676 100
PER PUPIL ExPENDITURES
State
Federal
Local
TOTAL
% of Total
Salaries Employee Benefits Purchased Services Supplies & Materials Instructional Equipment Other Objects TOTAL
3,965.10 921.64 120.21 227.00 38.75 1.18 5,273.88
439.90 111.17 76.85 168.29 5.90 7.38 809.49
974.84 230.39 411.68 268.56 9.69 38.89 1,934.05
5,379.84 1,263.20 608.74 663.85 54.34 47.45 8,017.42
67.1 15.7 7.6 8.3 0.7 0.6 100
* Per pupil expenditures were computed using the 2006-07 state total final average daily membership of 1,389,305.
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CoMPArISoN oF Per PUPIL eXPeNdItUreS
CUrreNt eXPeNSe eXPeNdItUreS oNLY
PER PUPIL ExPENDITURES, BY SOURCE PER PUPIL ExPENDITURES, BY SOURCE
CHILD NUTRITION INCLUDED State Federal Local Total State Federal Local 1996-1997 3,554.21 390.62 1,206.87 5,151.70 69.0 7.6 23.4 1997-1998 3,795.61 422.63 1,273.32 5,491.56 69.1 7.7 23.2 1998-1999 4,086.62 445.91 1,366.56 5,899.09 69.3 7.6 23.2 1999-2000 4,323.79 482.31 1,474.20 6,280.30 68.8 7.7 23.5 2000-2001 4,532.99 514.57 1,606.54 6,654.10 68.1 7.7 24.1 2001-2002 4,472.46 578.45 1,645.14 6,696.05 66.8 8.6 24.6 2002-2003 4,458.51 644.98 1,637.90 6,741.39 66.1 9.6 24.3 2003-2004 4,563.11 726.08 1,716.94 7,006.13 65.1 10.4 24.5 2004-2005 4,726.64 789.30 1,811.66 7,327.60 64.5 10.8 24.7 2005-2006 4,903.60 819.41 1,873.14 7,596.15 64.6 10.8 24.7 2006-2007 5,273.88 809.49 1,934.05 8,017.42 65.8 10.1 24.1
PER PUPIL ExPENDITURES, BY SOURCE PER PUPIL ExPENDITURES, BY SOURCE
CHILD NUTRITION ExCLUDED State Federal Local Total State Federal Local 1996-1997 3,546.78 231.90 1,041.36 4,820.04 73.6 4.8 21.6 1997-1998 3,788.29 255.39 1,106.69 5,150.37 73.6 5.0 21.5 1998-1999 4,079.46 271.26 1,204.05 5,554.77 73.4 4.9 21.7 1999-2000 4,317.07 309.49 1,304.09 5,930.65 72.8 5.2 22.0 2000-2001 4,526.52 330.27 1,427.46 6,284.25 72.0 5.3 22.7 2001-2002 4,467.02 377.89 1,464.09 6,309.00 70.8 6.0 23.2 2002-2003 4,454.98 439.57 1,468.61 6,363.16 70.0 6.9 23.1 2003-2004 4,559.86 510.53 1,544.92 6,615.31 68.9 7.7 23.4 2004-2005 4,723.58 562.33 1,635.61 6,921.52 68.2 8.1 23.6 2005-2006 4,900.47 578.68 1,692.89 7,172.04 68.3 8.1 23.6 2006-2007 5,270.71 561.71 1,750.05 7,582.47 69.5 7.4 23.1
Note: Per pupil expenditures are calculated by using Final Average Daily Membership
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Per PUPIL eXPeNdItUre rANKING, 2006–07
Child Nutrition INCLUDED
STATE
FEDERAL
LOCAL
TOTAL
Alamance-Burlington Alexander County Alleghany County Anson County Ashe County
PPE 4,851.33 5,187.20 7,160.78 6,312.74 6,278.21
Rank 112 86 10 29 30
PPE 687.01 638.37 989.25 1,443.89 1,021.97
Rank 94 98 48 11 42
PPE 1,541.34 1,244.89 1,851.01 1,289.13 1,458.62
Rank 69 96 34 91 76
PPE 7,079.68 7,070.46 10,001.04 9,045.76 8,758.80
Rank 111 112 11 31 40
Avery County Beaufort County Bertie County Bladen County Brunswick County
6,564.68 5,758.56 6,773.51 5,896.99 5,195.85
21 49 16 41 84
1,093.65 1,184.38 1,073.02 1,502.71 825.74
34 25 35 9 74
1,956.73 1,578.42 1,805.47 1,161.12 2,213.27
27 63 37 102 21
9,615.06 8,521.36 9,652.00 8,560.82 8,234.86
19 49 16 47 64
Buncombe County Asheville City Burke County Cabarrus County Kannapolis City
5,180.93 5,589.42 5,445.11 4,679.41 5,070.81
89 57 69 115 99
712.92 1,096.59 907.18 532.73 997.62
92 33 56 107 46
1,965.60 4,819.57 1,246.50 1,711.31 1,788.50
26 1 95 46 40
7,859.45 11,505.58 7,598.79 6,923.45 7,856.93
78 4 96 114 79
Caldwell County Camden County Carteret County Caswell County Catawba County
5,247.78 6,598.04 5,504.11 6,545.69 5,132.58
82 19 65 22 97
789.31 479.88 759.50 872.00 601.81
80 113 84 64 102
1,357.50 1,058.56 2,725.09 941.94 1,682.08
83 111 8 115 50
7,394.59 8,136.48 8,988.70 8,359.63 7,416.47
106 68 34 57 102
Hickory City Newton Conover City Chatham County Cherokee County Edenton/Chowan
5,159.89 5,404.90 5,195.53 6,464.60 6,439.20
92 74 85 23 24
920.90 1,302.67 743.22 1,152.21 1,020.69
52 18 88 28 43
1,774.60 1,792.41 2,638.26 1,533.37 1,901.96
42 38 11 70 30
7,855.39 8,499.98 8,577.01 9,150.18 9,361.85
80 51 46 29 26
Clay County Cleveland County Columbus County Whiteville City Craven County
7,067.10 5,508.58 6,104.75 6,063.80 5,323.39
12 64 32 33 78
748.86 911.92 1,161.29 1,221.22 1,054.71
87 54 27 23 38
1,268.69 1,691.69 1,041.83 1,125.83 1,283.55
94 49 112 104 92
9,084.65 8,112.19 8,307.87 8,410.85 7,661.65
30 70 61 55 91
Cumberland County Currituck County Dare County Davidson County Lexington City
5,042.41 5,648.47 5,421.50 4,865.63 5,846.59
103 54 73 111 45
1,056.49 507.16 484.96 484.41 1,313.27
37 109 111 112 17
1,564.32 2,445.12 3,916.40 1,193.41 1,873.89
66 15 3 99 32
7,663.22 8,600.75 9,822.86 6,543.45 9,033.75
90 45 13 115 33
Thomasville City Davie County Duplin County Durham Public Edgecombe County
5,861.07 5,096.48 5,871.16 5,172.85 5,927.50
44 98 43 90 39
1,998.96 545.61 1,203.88 891.25 1,161.66
1 106 24 59 26
1,791.16 1,762.80 1,036.70 2,976.44 1,069.59
39 43 113 6 109
9,651.19 7,404.89 8,111.74 9,040.54 8,158.75
17 104 71 32 66
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Child Nutrition INCLUDED
STATE
FEDERAL
LOCAL
TOTAL
Forsyth County Franklin County Gaston County Gates County Graham County
PPE 5,273.29 5,215.25 4,914.50 7,251.05 7,629.69
Rank 80 83 107 7 5
PPE 797.36 899.87 732.00 758.63 1,429.33
Rank 78 58 90 85 12
PPE 2,422.16 1,510.50 1,541.65 1,422.77 1,075.25
Rank 16 71 68 79 108
PPE 8,492.81 7,625.62 7,188.15 9,432.45 10,134.27
Rank 52 93 107 21 9
Granville County Greene County Guilford County Halifax County Roanoke Rapids City
5,251.75 6,570.82 4,930.51 6,647.46 5,729.25
81 20 106 18 50
629.03 1,280.99 783.07 1,637.73 879.90
99 21 81 6 62
1,681.99 1,330.38 2,667.25 1,083.87 2,013.17
51 88 10 107 25
7,562.77 9,182.19 8,380.83 9,369.06 8,622.32
99 28 56 25 44
Weldon City Harnett County Haywood County Henderson County Hertford County
6,914.16 5,309.21 5,448.03 5,164.43 6,835.77
14 79 68 91 15
1,933.16 935.52 826.58 813.86 1,328.48
2 50 73 76 16
3,496.02 1,149.94 2,165.72 1,704.05 1,206.24
5 103 22 47 97
12,343.34 7,394.67 8,440.33 7,682.34 9,370.49
3 105 54 89 24
Hoke County Hyde County Iredell-Statesville Mooresville City Jackson County
6,040.92 11,284.23 4,886.44 4,823.29 5,717.23
34 1 110 113 51
1,110.34 1,425.76 647.09 429.03 829.54
32 13 97 114 70
1,095.74 2,590.24 1,640.17 1,879.72 2,237.07
106 12 53 31 19
8,247.00 15,300.23 7,173.70 7,132.04 8,783.84
63 1 108 109 38
Johnston County Jones County Lee County Lenoir County Lincoln County
5,186.35 8,401.19 5,141.45 5,880.29 5,184.60
87 3 95 42 88
588.64 1,571.65 843.49 1,000.78 652.91
103 7 68 45 96
1,782.27 1,269.30 1,636.51 1,381.36 1,575.94
41 93 55 81 65
7,557.26 11,242.14 7,621.45 8,262.43 7,413.45
100 5 94 62 103
Macon County Madison County Martin County Mcdowell County Charlotte-Mecklenburg
5,786.64 6,216.04 6,366.03 5,601.49 4,905.74
48 31 26 56 108
753.89 759.58 1,290.53 844.57 694.74
86 83 20 67 93
1,809.38 1,378.70 1,721.62 1,302.86 2,517.31
36 82 45 89 14
8,349.91 8,354.32 9,378.18 7,748.92 8,117.79
59 58 23 86 69
Mitchell County Montgomery County Moore County Nash-Rocky Mount New Hanover County
6,999.99 5,978.59 5,062.72 5,424.20 5,061.18
13 35 100 72 101
835.17 1,386.38 735.56 1,037.46 863.77
69 14 89 40 65
1,099.51 1,616.70 1,919.08 1,693.64 2,864.66
105 57 29 48 7
8,934.67 8,981.67 7,717.36 8,155.30 8,789.61
36 35 88 67 37
Northampton County Onslow County Orange County Chapel Hill-Carrboro Pamlico County
7,122.11 5,157.21 5,351.04 5,009.82 7,770.65
11 93 76 105 4
1,710.41 796.10 603.03 427.00 993.48
4 79 101 115 47
1,637.75 1,634.93 3,602.28 4,495.27 1,483.26
54 56 4 2 73
10,470.27 7,588.24 9,556.35 9,932.09 10,247.39
7 97 20 12 8
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Child Nutrition INCLUDED
STATE
FEDERAL
LOCAL
TOTAL
Pasquotank County Pender County Perquimans County Person County Pitt County
PPE 5,696.34 5,146.89 7,217.57 5,448.35 5,380.24
Rank 52 94 8 67 75
PPE 1,071.22 829.31 1,295.89 902.13 876.20
Rank 36 71 19 57 63
PPE 1,929.90 1,490.19 1,594.28 1,597.67 1,742.00
Rank 28 72 62 61 44
PPE 8,697.46 7,466.39 10,107.74 7,948.15 7,998.44
Rank 43 101 10 75 73
Polk County Randolph County Asheboro City Richmond County Robeson County
6,322.54 5,027.78 5,517.30 5,957.23 5,962.01
28 104 63 38 37
828.22 612.79 1,008.40 909.46 1,341.85
72 100 44 55 15
2,527.04 1,354.03 2,014.79 1,180.25 1,010.93
13 85 24 100 114
9,677.80 6,994.60 8,540.49 8,046.94 8,314.79
15 113 48 72 60
Rockingham County Rowan-Salisbury Rutherford County Sampson County Clinton City
5,576.44 5,057.24 5,618.29 5,795.63 5,585.77
59 102 55 47 58
814.46 801.00 852.32 1,042.96 1,120.85
75 77 66 39 31
1,436.58 1,860.80 1,356.73 1,065.24 1,467.19
78 33 84 110 75
7,827.48 7,719.04 7,827.34 7,903.83 8,173.81
81 87 82 77 65
Scotland County Stanly County Stokes County Surry County Elkin City
6,338.00 5,563.68 5,659.62 5,571.23 5,920.41
27 61 53 60 40
1,684.55 780.36 685.97 888.21 577.63
5 82 95 61 105
1,600.22 1,600.69 1,649.82 1,345.28 2,225.33
60 59 52 86 20
9,622.77 7,944.73 7,995.41 7,804.72 8,723.37
18 76 74 84 42
Mount Airy City Swain County Transylvania County Tyrrell County Union County
5,798.88 7,178.59 5,441.31 10,819.33 4,742.82
46 9 70 2 114
1,140.08 1,273.92 890.27 1,474.44 518.09
30 22 60 10 108
2,329.85 1,292.05 2,144.04 1,609.55 1,842.46
18 90 23 58 35
9,268.81 9,744.56 8,475.62 13,903.32 7,103.37
27 14 53 2 110
Vance County Wake County Warren County Washington County Watauga County
5,966.05 4,886.91 6,693.85 7,410.08 5,458.96
36 109 17 6 66
1,146.57 499.62 1,519.35 1,811.05 586.79
29 110 8 3 104
1,405.52 2,405.15 1,175.17 1,577.16 2,724.59
80 17 101 64 9
8,518.14 7,791.68 9,388.37 10,798.29 8,770.34
50 85 22 6 39
Wayne County Wilkes County Wilson County Yadkin County Yancey County
5,542.94 5,342.90 5,135.16 5,426.06 6,378.63
62 77 96 71 25
913.62 922.38 954.56 728.83 1,032.19
53 51 49 91 41
1,199.64 1,556.30 1,473.67 1,446.22 1,333.35
98 67 74 77 87
7,656.20 7,821.58 7,563.39 7,601.11 8,744.17
92 83 98 95 41
STATE TOTAL
5,273.88
809.49
1,934.05
8,017.42
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Child Nutrition EXCLUDED
STATE
FEDERAL
LOCAL
TOTAL
Alamance-Burlington Alexander County Alleghany County Anson County Ashe County
PPE 4,851.33 5,172.34 7,125.85 6,291.86 6,265.38
Rank 112 89 10 29 30
PPE 439.24 408.80 685.65 1,031.48 724.60
Rank 97 100 46 14 42
PPE 1,311.07 974.18 1,610.58 1,183.58 1,159.69
Rank 69 102 37 80 82
PPE 6,601.64 6,555.32 9,422.08 8,506.92 8,149.67
Rank 111 113 13 33 45
Avery County Beaufort County Bertie County Bladen County Brunswick County
6,542.43 5,758.56 6,773.51 5,896.99 5,195.56
21 49 16 41 84
806.75 851.30 1,072.21 1,127.17 579.03
30 25 11 8 66
1,784.99 1,408.58 1,183.09 1,023.98 2,056.73
26 59 81 97 18
9,134.17 8,018.44 9,028.81 8,048.14 7,831.32
17 51 19 48 57
Buncombe County Asheville City Burke County Cabarrus County Kannapolis City
5,178.02 5,573.78 5,445.11 4,679.41 5,057.68
88 57 69 115 100
482.10 859.37 611.27 341.38 583.99
89 24 59 110 64
1,783.37 4,604.80 1,051.36 1,490.00 1,648.66
28 1 95 50 33
7,443.49 11,037.95 7,107.74 6,510.79 7,290.33
77 4 98 114 85
Caldwell County Camden County Carteret County Caswell County Catawba County
5,247.78 6,576.34 5,497.35 6,526.22 5,132.58
82 19 65 22 97
533.78 340.83 550.56 565.01 399.48
80 111 77 71 101
1,120.37 852.10 2,496.98 720.99 1,437.32
90 112 9 115 54
6,901.93 7,769.27 8,544.89 7,812.22 6,969.38
106 63 31 59 102
Hickory City Newton Conover City Chatham County Cherokee County Edenton/Chowan
5,159.89 5,404.90 5,178.45 6,448.80 6,423.25
91 73 87 23 24
612.16 1,011.43 496.70 798.73 738.58
58 15 86 31 40
1,580.54 1,609.07 2,435.99 1,265.68 1,761.78
39 38 11 74 30
7,352.59 8,025.40 8,111.14 8,513.21 8,923.61
81 49 46 32 22
Clay County Cleveland County Columbus County Whiteville City Craven County
7,020.87 5,508.58 6,093.02 6,049.51 5,323.39
12 64 32 33 78
531.03 640.97 826.39 870.57 793.56
81 53 26 22 33
1,028.02 1,506.47 853.29 969.96 1,141.22
96 47 111 103 85
8,579.92 7,656.02 7,772.70 7,890.04 7,258.17
30 69 62 56 88
Cumberland County Currituck County Dare County Davidson County Lexington City
5,042.41 5,633.81 5,402.92 4,861.30 5,846.59
103 54 74 111 45
767.39 368.87 364.48 316.86 865.63
38 107 108 113 23
1,440.48 2,159.71 3,686.42 967.59 1,783.45
53 17 3 104 27
7,250.28 8,162.39 9,453.82 6,145.75 8,495.67
89 44 11 115 34
Thomasville City Davie County Duplin County Durham Public Edgecombe County
5,861.07 5,094.01 5,871.16 5,170.43 5,927.50
44 98 43 90 39
1,401.36 358.52 826.24 648.98 825.56
2 109 27 50 28
1,682.17 1,488.99 879.26 2,881.72 959.84
32 51 110 6 105
8,944.60 6,941.52 7,576.66 8,701.13 7,712.90
21 104 72 27 66
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Child Nutrition EXCLUDED
STATE
FEDERAL
LOCAL
TOTAL
Forsyth County Franklin County Gaston County Gates County Graham County
PPE 5,273.29 5,214.50 4,908.53 7,250.59 7,562.46
Rank 80 83 107 7 5
PPE 557.34 629.20 479.89 495.00 1,185.75
Rank 74 55 90 87 6
PPE 2,278.68 1,344.62 1,302.52 1,226.06 739.59
Rank 14 65 71 79 114
PPE 8,109.31 7,188.32 6,690.94 8,971.65 9,487.80
Rank 47 94 110 20 10
Granville County Greene County Guilford County Halifax County Roanoke Rapids City
5,251.32 6,563.44 4,930.51 6,647.46 5,707.41
81 20 106 18 50
394.08 816.91 514.80 1,178.11 668.88
103 29 85 7 47
1,513.41 1,231.80 2,521.93 941.44 1,803.15
46 78 8 106 24
7,158.81 8,612.15 7,967.24 8,767.01 8,179.44
96 28 53 26 42
Weldon City Harnett County Haywood County Henderson County Hertford County
6,838.48 5,308.77 5,448.03 5,159.73 6,835.77
14 79 68 92 15
1,486.50 631.45 590.01 577.86 917.29
1 54 62 68 21
3,259.26 1,001.16 1,885.62 1,494.19 1,136.72
5 100 22 48 87
11,584.24 6,941.38 7,923.66 7,231.78 8,889.78
3 105 55 91 23
Hoke County Hyde County Iredell-Statesville Mooresville City Jackson County
6,035.53 11,284.23 4,886.44 4,811.58 5,702.15
34 1 110 113 51
779.84 1,062.08 441.23 267.52 569.98
34 13 96 115 69
917.43 2,391.49 1,411.49 1,640.69 1,995.73
109 12 58 34 20
7,732.80 14,737.80 6,739.16 6,719.79 8,267.86
64 1 107 108 39
Johnston County Jones County Lee County Lenoir County Lincoln County
5,183.24 8,363.35 5,141.45 5,880.29 5,184.60
86 3 95 42 85
378.00 1,097.31 545.14 698.27 414.43
106 9 78 45 99
1,572.63 1,078.45 1,491.14 1,236.44 1,369.28
40 94 49 76 61
7,133.87 10,539.11 7,177.73 7,815.00 6,968.31
97 5 95 58 103
Macon County Madison County Martin County Mcdowell County Charlotte-Mecklenburg
5,779.13 6,192.50 6,366.03 5,601.49 4,901.83
48 31 26 56 108
482.36 461.73 933.21 554.94 453.02
88 93 20 76 94
1,536.75 1,153.03 1,558.43 1,088.46 2,332.48
45 83 42 92 13
7,798.24 7,807.26 8,857.67 7,244.89 7,687.33
61 60 24 90 68
Mitchell County Montgomery County Moore County Nash-Rocky Mount New Hanover County
6,994.10 5,962.38 5,062.72 5,424.20 5,052.55
13 35 99 70 102
560.14 997.54 527.34 738.55 645.95
72 16 82 41 51
939.86 1,414.87 1,774.08 1,544.80 2,631.76
107 57 29 43 7
8,494.10 8,374.79 7,364.14 7,707.55 8,330.26
35 37 80 67 38
Northampton County Onslow County Orange County Chapel Hill-Carrboro Pamlico County
7,122.11 5,156.53 5,351.04 5,009.82 7,737.41
11 93 76 105 4
1,278.26 579.86 445.26 309.44 741.96
4 65 95 114 39
1,425.95 1,469.78 3,344.46 4,301.06 1,315.95
56 52 4 2 67
9,826.32 7,206.17 9,140.76 9,620.32 9,795.32
7 93 16 9 8
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Child Nutrition EXCLUDED
STATE
FEDERAL
LOCAL
TOTAL
Pasquotank County Pender County Perquimans County Person County Pitt County
PPE 5,683.68 5,146.89 7,184.94 5,448.35 5,371.14
Rank 52 94 8 67 75
PPE 777.51 569.31 950.75 627.96 610.50
Rank 35 70 19 56 61
PPE 1,728.43 1,355.24 1,299.70 1,398.23 1,567.60
Rank 31 64 72 60 41
PPE 8,189.62 7,071.44 9,435.39 7,474.54 7,549.24
Rank 41 100 12 76 73
Polk County Randolph County Asheboro City Richmond County Robeson County
6,304.53 5,027.78 5,516.86 5,952.36 5,956.50
28 104 63 38 37
557.22 387.17 705.29 652.76 982.73
75 104 44 48 17
2,263.39 1,148.98 1,798.48 988.39 781.73
15 84 25 101 113
9,125.14 6,563.93 8,020.63 7,593.51 7,720.96
18 112 50 70 65
Rockingham County Rowan-Salisbury Rutherford County Sampson County Clinton City
5,566.29 5,057.24 5,618.16 5,792.98 5,573.63
60 101 55 46 58
543.24 523.03 559.47 651.05 713.33
79 84 73 49 43
1,239.94 1,636.51 1,140.48 927.16 1,292.36
75 35 86 108 73
7,349.47 7,216.78 7,318.11 7,371.19 7,579.32
82 92 83 79 71
Scotland County Stanly County Stokes County Surry County Elkin City
6,338.00 5,557.72 5,659.62 5,567.82 5,920.41
27 61 53 59 40
1,272.56 525.83 477.96 578.05 395.07
5 83 92 67 102
1,544.56 1,339.89 1,355.84 1,126.48 1,857.97
44 66 63 89 23
9,155.