ERIC ED447175: Statistical Profile: Public Schools of North Carolina, 2000.

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ED 447 175
Statistical Profile: Public Schools of North Carolina, 2000.
TITLE
North Carolina State Dept. of Public Instruction, Raleigh.
INSTITUTION
PUB DATE 2000-00-00
359p.; For the 1999 Statistical Profile, see ED 438 304.
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DESCRIPTORS
Education; *Enrollment; High School Graduates; Profiles;
*Public Schools; School Personnel; *School Statistics;
*Student Characteristics; Tables (Data)
*North Carolina
IDENTIFIERS
ABSTRACT
This profile is a collection of statistical information
about North Carolina's elementary and secondary schools. This is the 26th
edition of the publication. The purpose of the book is to provide general
statistical data to the public, professional educators, and the General
Assembly including information on students, personnel, and finances. Tables
(1) pupil accounting;
with statewide data are presented in part I for:
(2)
(3) projected final average daily membership;
nonpromotion rate by grade;
(4)
(6) high
(5) pupil membership by race/ethnic origin;
exceptional pupils;
(7) projections of high school graduates;
school graduate intentions;
(8)
(8) public school personnel
public school dropout and retention data;
(10) highest
(9) experience status of instructional personnel;
summary;
(11) selected characteristics of
degree held by instructional personnel;
(12) selected statistics of local salary supplements;
classroom teachers;
(14) transportation; and (15) course membership
(13) financial information;
survey. Part II contains data on pupil accounting, high school graduate
intentions, public school personnel, and current expenditures for each local
school system. Part III provides pupil accounting and financial data for the
charter schools. (Contains 42 tables.)
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State Board of Education
Phillip J. Kirk, Jr.
Chairman
Raleigh
Jane P. Norwood
Vice Chair
Charlotte
Kathy A. Taft
Greenville
Margaret B. Harvey
Kinston
Edgar D. Murphy
Durham
Evelyn B. Monroe
West End
Maria T. Palmer
Chapel Hill
Ronald E. Deal
Hickory
Robert R. Douglas
Asheville
Zoe W. Locklear
Pembroke
Eddie Davis Ill
Durham
Dennis A. Wicker
Lieutenant Governor
Sanford
Harlan E. Boyles
State Treasurer
Raleigh
NC Department of Public
Instruction
Michael E. Ward, State Superintendent
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301 North Wilmington Street
Raleigh, North Carolina 27601-2825
Website: www.ncpublicschools.org
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State Board of Education
Department of Public Instruction
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Foreword
The North Carolina Public Schools Statistical Profile is a collec-
tion of statistical information about North Carolina's elementary and
secondary schools. This is the twenty-sixth edition of the publication.
It was initiated in 1975.
The purpose ofthis 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 grate-
fully acknowledged.
.po
Mike Ward
Phillip J. Kirk, Jr.
State Superintendent
Chairman
of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
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Contents
Page
Foreword
iii
PART I: STATE SUMMARY
PUPIL INFORMATION
1
Pupil Accounting
1
Nonpromotion Rate by Grade
2
Projected Final Average Daily Membership
2
Exceptional Pupils
2
Pupil Membership by Race/Ethnic Origin
2
High School Graduates Intentions
3
Projections of High School Graduates
3
Public School Dropout and Retention Data
3
NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SCHOOL PERSONNEL
32
32
Public School Personnel Summary
Experience Status of Instructional Personnel
33
Highest Degree Held by Instructional Personnel
33
Selected Characteristics of Classroom Teachers
33
Selected Statistics of Local Salary Supplements
33
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
45
TRANSPORTATION
69
COURSE MEMBERSHIP SUMMARY
73
PART H: LOCAL EDUCATION AGENCIES
See Alphabetical List of Local Education Agencies on Page viii.
PART III: CHARTER SCHOOLS
Charter Schools
319
Pupil Accounting
320
Tables
Page
Pupil Information
Table 1
Final Enrollment by Grade
5
Table 2
Final Average Daily Membership by Grade
6
Table 3
Final Average Daily Attendance by Grade
7
Table 4
Membership Last Day by Grade
8
Table 5
Promotions by Grade
9
Table 6
Nonpromotions by Grade
10
Table 7
Nonpromotion Rate by Grade
11
Table 8
Impact of Summer School on Nonpromotion Rate, 1998-99
12
Table 9
Projected State Final Average Daily Membership
13
Table 10
Projected Final Average Daily Membership by LEA
14
Table 11
Pupils in Membership Being Served by
Exceptional Children Programs, 1999-2000
17
Table 12
Pupils in Membership by Race and Sex, 1999-2000
20
Table 13
A History of Pupil Membership by Race
23
Table 14
1999 High School Graduates Intentions Including
1998 Summer School
24
Table 15
Intentions of High School Graduates A Five Year History
25
Table 16
Projection of Public High School Graduates
26
Table 17
Public School Dropout and Retention Data, 1998-99
29
Public School Personnel
Table 18
State Summary of Public School Full-Time Personnel, 1999-2000
34
Table 19
Experience Status of School Based Instructional
Personnel, 1999-2000
35
Table 20
Highest Degree Held by All Instructional Personnel, 1999-2000
38
Table 21
Selected Characteristics of Classroom Teachers, 1999-2000
41
Table 22
Selected Statistics of Local Salary Supplements, 1999-2000
44
Financial Information
Table 23
State of North Carolina Expenditures for the Fiscal
Year Ending June 30, 1999
47
Table 24
Per Capita Personal Income by County, 1998
48
Table 25
North Carolina Current Expense Expenditures
by Source of Funds, 1998-99
49
Table 26
Comparison of Per Pupil Expenditures
50
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Per Pupil Expenditure Ranking, 1998-99
Table 27
(Child Nutrition Included)
51
Per Pupil Expenditure Ranking, 1998-99
Table 28
(Child Nutrition Excluded)
54
Revenue From All Sources, 1998-99
57
Table 29
Current Expense Expenditures by
Table 30
Purpose Codes, 1998-99
58
Capital Outlay Expenditures by Source
Table 31
of Funds, 1998-99
63
Ranking of 1998-99 ADM, Total Per Pupil
Table 32
Expenditures, and Capital Outlay
64
County Appropriations and Supplemental Taxes
Table 33
for Education (Current Expense), 1998-99
67
Supplemental Taxes for Education, 1998-99
68
Table 34
Transportation
Student Transportation on Public School Buses, 1998-99
70
Table 35
Course Membership
Course Membership Summary, 1999-2000
Table 36
73
Charter Schools
Charter School Membership by Race and Sex, 1999-2000
Table 37
333
Pupils in Membership Being Served by Exceptional
Table 38
Children Programs, 1999-2000 (Charter Schools)
335
Per Pupil Expenditure Ranking, 1998-99
Table 39
Child Nutrition Included (Charter Schools)
337
Table 40 Per Pupil Expenditure Ranking, 1998-99
Child Nutrition Excluded (Charter Schools)
338
Revenue From All Sources, 1998-99 (Charter Schools)
339
Table 41
Current Expense Expenditures by Purpose Codes, 1998-99
Table 42
(Charter Schools)
340
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Alphabetical List of Local Education Agencies
Pan
Page
Page
Alamance County
Gaston County
82
Pamlico County
170
244
AlexanderCounty
84
Gates County
Pasquotank County
172
246
Alleghany County
Graham County
86
PenderCounty
174
248
Anson County
Granville County
88
176
Perquimans County
250
Ashe County
90
Greene County
Person County
178
252
Asheboro City
Guilford County
260
Pitt County
180
254
Asheville City
Halifax County
104
Polk County
182
256
Avery County
HamettCounty
92
Randolph County
188
258
Beaufort County
Haywood County
94
Richmond County
190
262
Bertie County
96
Henderson County
Roanoke Rapids City
192
184
Bladen County
98
Hertford County
Robeson County
194
264
Brunswick County
Hickory City
100
Rockingham County
122
266
Buncombe County
Hoke County
102
Rowan County
196
268
Burke County
Hyde County
106
Rutherford County
198
270
Cabarrus County
Iredell County
108
200
Sampson County
272
Caldwell County
Jackson County
112
204
Scotland County
276
Camden County
114
Johnston County
206
Shelby City
138
Carteret County
116
Jones County
208
Stanly County
278
Caswell County
118 Kannapol is City
110
Stokes County
280
Catawba County
Kings Mountain City
120
Surry County
136
282
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City
242
Lee County
210
Swain County
288
Chatham County
Lenoir County
126
212
Thomasville City
156
CherokeeCounty
Lexington City
128
Transylvania County
154
290
Chowan County
Lincoln County
130
214
Tyrrell County
292
Clay County
Macon County
132
216
Union County
294
Cleveland County
Madison County
134
218
VanceCounty
296
Clinton City
274
Martin County
220
Wake County
298
Columbus County
McDowell County
140
222
Warren County
300
Craven County
Mecklenburg County
144
224
Washington County
302
Cumberland County
Mitchell County
146
226
Watauga County
304
Currituck County
148
Montgomery County
228
Wayne County
306
Dare County
Moore County
150
230
Weldon City
186
Davidson County
Mooresville City
152
Whiteville City
202
142
Davie County
Mount Airy City
158
286
Wilkes County
308
Dupl in County
160
Nash County
232
Wilson County
310
Durham County
New Hanover County
162
234
Yadkin County
312
Edgecombe County
164
Newton-Conover City
Yancey County
124
314
Elkin City
284
Northampton County
236
Forsyth County
Onslow County
166
238
Franklin County
168 Orange County
240
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Part I:
State Summary
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