2019-2020 Public Education Snapshot

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by  Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

Vision
Improving Lives through Education
#ShowMeSuccess Mission
Providing Access to Opportunity
Priority Areas
Early Learning Success-Ready Safe & Healthy Educator
& Early Literacy Students & Workforce Schools Recruitment
Margie Vandeven, Ph.D.
Development & Retention
Commissioner of Education
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Public Education Snapshot
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PK-12 students
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In 2019-20,
11,899
64,924 buses transported more than
19.9%
570,000
children birth-K students daily, traveling over
student mobility rate
screened through 98 million
miles in 2019-20
MO Parents as Teachers
COVID-19
61.8 million+ 3,600+ 236,520
Response meals served substitute teachers on new antigen tests
to students and familes path to earn certification shipped to schools
Efforts
supporting school staffing
100+ 553 $300 million 8.6 million

webinars and virtual local plans for in CARES Act grants cloth masks
meetings for stakeholders alternative methods of distributed to schools to provided to schools
instruction approved meet student needs
Success-Ready Students
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■ 2-Year College 25.2%
■ Employed 24.7%
20.7 83.3%
□ Military 3.2%
■ Other/Unknown 10.7% average ACT score 4-year graduation rate
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
Remediation Rate
Recent high school graduates who needed
50
57 63.5% remedial courses upon entering college
47.0%
area career centers of high school students took □ All Students
40
in MO at least one CTE course ■ African-
36.2%
American
3322..44%% 33.8%
93.8% 5,366 30 3300..55%% ■ Asian/Pa cific
28.2% 27.8% Islander
25.8%
■ Caucasian
of recent CTE graduates high school
are employed, continuing students earned 20 20.3% 19.8% ■ Hispanic
□ Other/
education or serving an industry-recognized 15.2%
Unknown
in the military certificate or credential 11.6%
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2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
DESE Administration & Funding
DESE FY2021 Revenue Sources Where DESE’s 1,651 full-time
$8,530,338,208 employees serve (FY2021)
State
Board

■ General Revenue 42.28% ■ State Board Operated Schools 673 Operated Adult
■ Federal 39.56% ■ Adult Learning & Rehabilitation Schools Learning &
Rehabilitation
■ Proposition C Sales Tax 11.24% Services 659 Services

□ Classroom Trust Fund 4.14% General ■ Jefferson Building (Learning Services/
Revenue
■ Lottery, Bingo & Tobacco Financial & Administrative Services) 299

Federal
Settlement 2.49% □ Missouri Assistive Technology 9

■ Other .29% ■ Commission for the Deaf & Hard of
Hearing 8 Jefferson

■ Missouri Charter Public School Building FTE
Commission 3
Funding
97.1%
DESE will distribute Source

of FY2021 revenue to local education agencies ■ Federal 170

□ State 129
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