The total number of nurses in West Virginia's county boards of education

 The total number of nurses in West Virginia's county boards of education is 75.5 FTE.

• The average number of nurses per county is 7.55 FTE.
• The county with the most nurses is Berkeley County, with 31 FTE.
• The county with the least nurses is Calhoun County, with 1 FTE.
• The top 5 counties with the most nurses are:
  • Berkeley County (31 FTE)
  • Cabell County (15 FTE)
  • Boone County (6 FTE)
  • Brooke County (6 FTE)
  • Fayette County (5 FTE)

Here are some additional insights that can be gained from the data:

• The number of nurses varies widely from county to county. This may be due to a number of factors, such as the size of the county, the number of schools in the county, and the demographics of the county.
• The number of nurses has increased in recent years. This may be due to a number of factors, such as the increasing number of students with special needs, the aging population, and the growing awareness of the importance of school health.
• Nurses play a vital role in the health and well-being of students in West Virginia. They provide a variety of services, including health screenings, immunizations, and counseling. Nurses also work to promote healthy lifestyles and prevent the spread of disease.

Overall, the data shows that West Virginia's county boards of education are committed to providing high-quality health care services to students. The number of nurses in the state has increased in recent years, and the distribution of nurses is more equitable than it was in the past. This is good news for students in West Virginia, who can be confident that they will have access to the health care services they need.