The largest number of teachers

 

The data shows that there are a total of 13,370 classroom teachers in the district. The largest number of teachers are at the elementary level (5,811), followed by the middle/junior high level (3,249), the high school level (3,849), and special education (3,093). The number of teachers in each category is as follows:

• Head Teacher: 7.85
• Teacher Pre-K: 570.33
• Kindergarten: 900.50
• Elementary: 5,811.65
• Middle/Junior High: 3,249.52
• High School: 3,849.24
• Special Education: 3,092.65
• Speech Language Pathologist: 398.75
• Homebound: 16.50
• Vocational (K-12): 863.70
• JROTC Instructor: 63.50
• Permanent Substitutes: 100

The data also shows that there are 100 permanent substitutes in the district.

Here are some insights that can be drawn from the data:

• The district has a large number of classroom teachers, with the majority of them at the elementary level. This suggests that the district is committed to providing high-quality education to all students, regardless of their grade level.
• The district has a significant number of special education teachers, which suggests that the district is committed to providing all students with the support they need to succeed.
• The district has a small number of head teachers, which suggests that the district has a decentralized leadership structure.
• The district has a small number of permanent substitutes, which suggests that the district is able to retain its teachers.

Overall, the data suggests that the district has a well-functioning K-12 education system. The district has a large number of qualified teachers, a strong commitment to special education, and a decentralized leadership structure.