Montana Public School Enrollment Data 2003
Montana Public School Enrollment Data 2003
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Nonpublic School Enrollment Data Private and home school enrollment represented 7.4 percent of the reported 2002-03 K-12 enrollment in Montana. Home school enrollment increased by approximately 217 students and private school enrollment decreased by approximately 1 45 students from last year. Overall, the nonpublic enrollment showed an increase of approximately 72 students from last year.
Private Schools Home Schools Total Nonpublic GrK-8 6,137 2,893 9,030 Gr9-12 2,149 895 3,044 Total 2002-03 8...,286 3,788 12,074 Graduates In 2002, 10,554 students graduated from Montana public and state- funded high schools. That number is 93 percent of the senior class enrolled in the fall 2001. An additional 1,021 16-19-year-old Montanas obtained their GED's during that time.
School District Data K-12 districts Combined districts (joint board) Single districts (172 el, 5 hs) State-funded districts Nonoperating and annexed districts Total District Administrative Units (Public and State-funded Districts) 55 105 177 2 8_ 347 School Data (Public and State-funded Schools) Elementary Schools 469 Middle, 7&8, Junior High Schools 222 High Schools 175 Total Schools Full-time Equivalent Certified Staff (FTE) Teachers - classroom, Title I, Special Ed Specialists - library, guidance counselors Principals, assistant principals Superintendents, assistant superintendents Other central office administrators Special education directors, school psychologists Total Certified Staff Instructional Paraprofessionals* *The first year this data was collected Total Certified and Instructional Staff 866 (Public and State-funded Schools) 10,362 790 499 152 150 85 12,038 1,731 13,769 This booklet This booklet provides detailed public school enrollment data by county, school, grade, and gender.
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Nonpublic School Enrollment Data Private and home school enrollment represented 7.4 percent of the reported 2002-03 K-12 enrollment in Montana. Home school enrollment increased by approximately 217 students and private school enrollment decreased by approximately 1 45 students from last year. Overall, the nonpublic enrollment showed an increase of approximately 72 students from last year.
Private Schools Home Schools Total Nonpublic GrK-8 6,137 2,893 9,030 Gr9-12 2,149 895 3,044 Total 2002-03 8...,286 3,788 12,074 Graduates In 2002, 10,554 students graduated from Montana public and state- funded high schools. That number is 93 percent of the senior class enrolled in the fall 2001. An additional 1,021 16-19-year-old Montanas obtained their GED's during that time.
School District Data K-12 districts Combined districts (joint board) Single districts (172 el, 5 hs) State-funded districts Nonoperating and annexed districts Total District Administrative Units (Public and State-funded Districts) 55 105 177 2 8_ 347 School Data (Public and State-funded Schools) Elementary Schools 469 Middle, 7&8, Junior High Schools 222 High Schools 175 Total Schools Full-time Equivalent Certified Staff (FTE) Teachers - classroom, Title I, Special Ed Specialists - library, guidance counselors Principals, assistant principals Superintendents, assistant superintendents Other central office administrators Special education directors, school psychologists Total Certified Staff Instructional Paraprofessionals* *The first year this data was collected Total Certified and Instructional Staff 866 (Public and State-funded Schools) 10,362 790 499 152 150 85 12,038 1,731 13,769 This booklet This booklet provides detailed public school enrollment data by county, school, grade, and gender.
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