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ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ERIC G. MACKEY, STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION 2021 SYSTEMS AND SCHOOLS Local School Systems..............................143 Total Public Schools..............................1,474 Elementary ..........................................................1,067 Middle ......................................................................509 Junior High..............................................................215 Senior High..............................................................503 Career/Technical Centers......................................69 SCHOOL PERSONNEL STUDENT PROFILE Superintendents..................................................................138 Enrollment Race/Ethnicity Asst/Dep. Supts. and/or Admin. Asst.................................95 Pre-K................................ 18,475 White ................................390,495 Principals and Assistant Principals.............................2,717 Kindergarten................ 53,338 Black ................................236,700 Supervisors............................................................................366 Elementary (1-5)........ 272,005 Hispanic..............................68,984 Teachers...........................................................................46,942 Middle (6-8)................ 174,193 Asian....................................10,997 Counselors.........................................................................1,802 High (9-12).................. 216,548 Pacific Islander ......................923 Librarians...........................................................................1,306 Total.......................... 734,559 Amer. Ind./Alaska Nat.......6,820 Other Certificated............................................................2,761 Multi-Race..........................19,640 Support Personnel.........................................................36,595 Gender N/A................... ~ TOTAL........................92,722 Male................................376,607 ~ = Indicates a cell size of 10 or less in Female ..........................357,952 accordance with FERPA regulations. EDUCATOR PROFILE SYSTEMS BY ENROLLMENT White........................................................................36,870 50,000+ enrollment 52,460 (1 System) Black...........................................................................8,889 25,000–49,999 enrollment 92,945 (3 Systems) Asian...............................................................................158 American Indian..........................................................124 10,000 – 24,999 enrollment 164,205 (10 Systems) Hispanic.........................................................................290 5,000 – 9,999 enrollment 189,819 (25 Systems) Unknown or Not Reported.......................................610 Male............................................................................9,701 1,000 – 4,999 enrollment 227,657 (92 Systems) Female......................................................................37,240 < 1,000 enrollment 7,473 (12 Systems) EDUCATOR CREDENTIALS Sixth-Year Degree (Class AA)....................................7% Master’s Degree (Class A)........................................45% FINANCIAL DATA FY 2020 Bachelor's Degree (Class B)....................................40% Provisional Certificates..............................................1% Emergency Certificates........................................1% Income Tax...............................(62.73%).....................................$4.6B Other Special Certificates............................6% Sales Tax...................................(28.08%).....................................$2.0B Utility Tax ...................................(5.23%)...................................$388M Use Tax .......................................(2.31%)...................................$170M Sellers Use Tax..........................(0.62%).....................................$46M The statistics and data in Quick Facts 2021 draw from Education Trust Fund Receipts by Tax, Fiscal Year 2020 various published sources and the Alabama State A Legislator’s Guide to Alabama’s Taxes, Department of Education. published by the Legislative Fiscal Office PUPIL TRANSPORTATION NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH, BREAKFAST AND AFTER SCHOOL SNACK PROGRAMS Daily Route Miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .486,890 Annual Route Miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .87,640,200 Students Transported Daily . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .354,094 Breakfast (Free) .......................................................27,413,716 Total School Buses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9,934 Breakfast (Reduced) .................................................1,786,245 Gallons of Fuel Used Per Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70,666 Breakfast (Paid) .........................................................5,764,912 Total Gallons of Fuel Per Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12,719,913 Lunch (Free) .............................................................44,453,561 Average Miles Per Gallon (MPG) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6.89 Lunch (Reduced) ........................................................3,764,207 Average Students Per Bus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45 Lunch (Paid) .............................................................15,476,579 Annual Cost Per Bus Student . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,151.14 Snacks (Free) ..............................................................1,446,554 Total Cost of Fuel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$38,541,336 Snacks (Reduced) ..............................................................5,581 Snacks (Paid) ...............................................80,931 Data as of August 1, 2020 ACCESS AMSTI VIRTUAL LEARNING Number of Alabama 2016............................798 2016......................48,144 Alabama Connecting Schools Served by the 2017............................906 2017......................58,400 Classrooms, Educators, and Alabama Math, Science, 2018........................1,090 2018......................62,553 Students Statewide Virtual and Technology Initiative 2019........................1,249 2019......................60,740 Learning growth of 0.5 2019........................1,221 2020......................75,109 credit enrollments. SPECIAL EDUCATION EL STUDENTS AND GIFTED ENROLLMENT 2014............18,651 Total English Female students with disabilities..............................32,353 2015............20,228 Learners (ELs) Male students with disabilities..................................64,076 2016............20,725 in Alabama. Total students with disabilities..............................96,429 2017.............20,960 2018............25,854 Female students who are Gifted................................30,665 2019............29,135 Male students who are Gifted....................................29,043 Total students who are Gifted................................59,708 Data as of October 1, 2019. Special Education Child Counts are taken annually in October, and include CAREER AND TECHNICAL all disability areas in age 3-21. EDUCATION ENROLLMENT CTE Students Grades 6..................................................4,234 CTE Students Grades 7................................................19,784 ACT SCORES 2020 CTE Students Grades 8................................................27,651 CTE Students Grades 9................................................53,522 CTE Students Grades 10 ............................................39,956 English ..........Alabama Average 18.5 ........National Average 19.9 CTE Students Grades 11 ............................................40,803 Reading..........Alabama Average 19.3 ........National Average 21.2 CTE Students Grades 12 ............................................39,657 Math................Alabama Average 18.1 ........National Average 20.2 Total CTE students ....................................................225,607 Science..........Alabama Average 18.8 ........National Average 20.6 399,065 students enrolled in 583 courses. Composite ....Alabama Average 18.8 ........National Average 20.6 82.17% of High School Students enrolled 55,658 Alabama graduates took the ACT test in 2020. in at least one CTE Class. ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Page 2 of 2 P.O. Box 302101 Montgomery, AL 36130-2101 334-694-4688 334-694-4990 (f) www.alsde.edu