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Staffing & Enrollment Trends

What does the national trend look like?

Graph trends for your state or district

STEP 1: Use our template to enter student enrollment and staffing data for your state or district, starting with the 2013-14 school year. We encourage the use of state or district published and audited data. Alternatively, data can be found on NCES Common Core of Data.

STEP 2: Download the custom graph showing staffing vs. enrollment trends.

You can find a collection of graphs for individual districts here. We’re regularly adding more, so check back.

Need help? Please email edunomics@georgetown.edu with questions and sign up for Edunomics Lab updates here.

How does the number of staff compare to the number of students in your state or district? How has that changed over time?

Arkansas

Connecticut

Delaware

Georgia

Massachusetts

Michigan

New Hampshire

North Dakota

Ohio

Oregon

Pennsylvania

Texas

Vermont

Virginia

Washington

Wisconsin

Wyoming

How does the number of staff compare to the number of students in your state or district? How has that changed over time?

Connecticut

Massachusetts

Michigan

Pennsylvania

Texas

Washington

Graph trends for your state or district

STEP 1: Use our template to enter student enrollment and staffing data for your state or district, starting with the 2013-14 school year. We encourage users to use state or district published and audited data. Alternatively, data can be found on NCES Common Core of Data.

STEP 2: Download the custom graph showing staffing versus enrollment trends.

Need help? Please email edunomics@georgetown.edu with questions and sign up for Edunomics Lab updates here.

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