Tennessee Department of Education - Report Card

Tennessee Department of Education	State Wide
Report Card	Governor: Phil Bredesen
2009	Commissioner: Dr. Timothy K. Webb

State

System

School

Attendance and Graduation

Discipline

Teacher

Career - Technical Education (CTE)

Course Enrollment 2008 - 2009

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Course Enrollment

9-12 Secondary Enrollment

Avg# Courses per Student

State

Total Course Enrollment

404,128

287,399

1.41

System

Alcoa

417

541

0.77

Alvin C. York

1,489

692

2.15

Anderson County

5,825

2,394

2.43

Athens

321

5.18

Bedford County

2,055

2,181

0.94

Benton County

1,582

787

2.01

Bledsoe County

1,006

534

1.88

Blount County

5,697

3,567

1.60

Bradford

189

203

0.93

Bradley County

4,681

3,143

1.49

Bristol

1,711

1,327

1.29

Campbell County

3,740

1,797

2.08

Cannon County

1,099

742

1.48

Carroll County

Carter County

2,879

1,737

1.66

Cheatham County

2,646

2,174

1.22

Chester County

1,311

823

1.59

Claiborne County

2,136

1,456

1.47

Clay County

521

344

1.51

Cleveland

2,281

1,307

1.75

Cocke County

3,084

1,821

1.69

Coffee County

2,923

1,647

1.77

Crockett County

1,284

812

1.58

Cumberland County

3,998

2,251

1.78

Davidson County

17,569

20,549

0.85

DeKalb County

1,382

842

1.64

Decatur County

1,318

491

2.68

Dickson County

3,819

2,544

1.50

Dyer County

1,746

1,063

1.64

Dyersburg

1,193

1,049

1.14

Elizabethton

1,694

759

2.23

Fayette County

1,406

926

1.52

Fentress County

624

290

2.15

Franklin County

2,229

1,679

1.33

Gibson Co Sp Dist

1,286

882

1.46

Giles County

2,358

1,373

1.72

Grainger County

1,931

1,074

1.80

Greene County

2,752

2,380

1.16

Greeneville

1,244

918

1.36

Grundy County

1,322

733

1.80

H Rock Bruceton

410

237

1.73

Hamblen County

6,286

2,958

2.13

Hamilton County

14,450

11,718

1.23

Hancock County

589

319

1.85

Hardeman County

2,096

1,286

1.63

Hardin County

2,495

1,215

2.05

Hawkins County

2,254

2,522

0.89

Haywood County

1,451

953

1.52

Henderson County

2,014

1,300

1.55

Henry County

2,322

1,456

1.59

Hickman County

2,862

1,198

2.39

Houston County

958

449

2.13

Humboldt

718

443

1.62

Humphreys County

2,064

1,007

2.05

Huntingdon

1,026

381

2.69

Jackson County

1,008

497

2.03

Jefferson County

2,703

2,281

1.19

Johnson City

2,522

2,186

1.15

Johnson County

1,950

745

2.62

Kingsport

1,782

1,974

0.90

Knox County

26,895

16,975

1.58

Lake County

433

253

1.71

Lauderdale County

2,084

1,239

1.68

Lawrence County

4,728

2,096

2.26

Lenoir City

1,201

1,262

0.95

Lewis County

731

591

1.24

Lexington

Lincoln County

2,113

1,427

1.48

Loudon County

2,112

921

2.29

Macon County

1,277

1,135

1.13

Madison County

8,506

4,224

2.01

Manchester

131

1.79

Marion County

3,039

1,150

2.64

Marshall County

2,439

1,631

1.50

Maryville

1,261

1,567

0.80

Maury County

5,528

3,357

1.65

McKenzie

842

419

2.01

McMinn County

4,100

2,299

1.78

McNairy County

3,369

1,345

2.50

Meigs County

1,299

557

2.33

Memphis

37,479

33,848

1.11

Milan

1,301

616

2.11

Monroe County

2,477

2,162

1.15

Montgomery County

8,417

8,171

1.03

Moore County

581

315

1.84

Morgan County

1,787

1,024

1.75

Oak Ridge

1,549

1,510

1.03

Obion County

1,781

1,179

1.51

Oneida

345

402

0.86

Overton County

1,739

911

1.91

Perry County

664

334

1.99

Pickett County

416

186

2.24

Polk County

1,383

833

1.66

Putnam County

1,983

3,180

0.62

Rhea County

1,599

1,464

1.09

Roane County

2,731

2,286

1.19

Robertson County

6,271

3,194

1.96

Rutherford County

20,554

12,668

1.62

Scott County

1,240

803

1.54

Sequatchie County

661

680

0.97

Sevier County

4,214

4,414

0.95

Shelby County

10,047

13,908

0.72

Smith County

1,164

987

1.18

South Carroll

453

144

3.15

Stewart County

1,843

727

2.54

Sullivan County

6,095

3,843

1.59

Sumner County

15,694

8,000

1.96

Tipton County

5,964

3,607

1.65

Trenton

511

410

1.25

Trousdale County

759

419

1.81

Tullahoma

1,577

1,144

1.38

Unicoi County

830

752

1.10

Union City

716

355

2.02

Union County

1,350

910

1.48

Van Buren County

464

257

1.81

Warren County

5,141

1,825

2.82

Washington County

4,410

3,031

1.45

Wayne County

1,520

827

1.84

Weakley County

2,672

1,453

1.84

West Carroll Sp Dist

699

329

2.12

White County

1,520

1,193

1.27

Williamson County

7,601

9,875

0.77

Wilson County

8,231

5,351

1.54

Course Enrollment by Program Area 2008 - 2009

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Program Areas

Course Enrollment

Grades 9-12

Agricultural Education

35,249

8.72

Business Technology Education

97,576

24.15

Contextual Academics

14,253

3.53

Family and Consumer Sciences Education

59,986

14.84

Health Science Educationion

27,988

6.93

Marketing Educationion

15,966

3.95

Technology Engineering Educationion

9,524

2.36

Trade and Industrial Education

96,646

23.92

Work-Based Learning

4,311

1.07

Program Areas

Course Enrollment

Grades 7-8

Seventh Grade Career and Technical Education

20,184

4.99

Eighth Grade Career and Technical Education

22,206

5.50

Teacher by Program Area 2008 - 2009

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Program Areas

Teachers

Grades 9-12

Agricultural Education

334

7.10

Business Technology Education

873

18.56

Contextual Academics

329

6.99

Family and Consumer Sciences Education

533

11.33

Health Science Educationion

298

6.34

Marketing Educationion

219

4.66

Technology Engineering Educationion

119

2.53

Trade and Industrial Education

1,369

29.10

Work-Based Learning

231

4.91

Program Areas

Teachers

Grades 7-8

Seventh Grade Career and Technical Education

188

4.00

Eighth Grade Career and Technical Education

202

4.29

Program of Study 2009 - 2010

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Cluster

System Adopted

State Approved Programs of Study

2900

Agriculture

345

Architecture

353

Arts, A/V Technology & Communication

151

Business, Management, and Administration

306

Education and Training

Finance and Management

Government & Public Administration

Health Science

282

Hospitality and Tourism

138

Human Services

399

Information Technology

181

Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security

Manufacturing

111

Marketing, Sales and Services

125

Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics

Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics

208

Special Programs of Study

Student Enrollment by Grade 2008 - 2009

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Grade

CTE Students

% 9-12

9-12 Total

45,212

20.58

45,088

20.53

51,339

23.37

46,902

21.35

85.84

188,541

16,195

7.37

14,902

6.78

0.00

Comparison: 9-12 CTE Students vs. Total 9-12 HS Students 2008 - 2009

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CTE Secondary

Total Secondary

% State Average

188,541

287,399

65.60

Student Organizations 2008 - 2009

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Student Organizations

Students

DECA

5,658

FBLA

5,890

FCCLA

8,682

FFA

12,863

HOSA

8,197

SkillsUSA

8,796

TCA JTG

1,424

TSA

5,084

Subgroup Disaggregation 2008 - 2009					?
Special Populations	CTE Secondary		Total Secondary		Difference
Students with Disabilities	17,083	9.06%	36,309	12.63%	3.57%
Economically Disadvantaged	78,612	41.70%	173,189	53.91%	12.22%
Limited English Proficiency	1,049	0.56%	3,881	1.35%	0.79%

Subgroup Disaggregation 2008 - 2009					?
Gender	CTE Secondary		Total Secondary		Difference
Male	96,484	51.17%	146,747	51.06%	-0.11%
Female	92,057	48.83%	140,652	48.94%	0.11%

Subgroup Disaggregation 2008 - 2009					?
Ethnicity	CTE Secondary		Total Secondary		Difference
African American	42,757	22.68%	73,162	25.46%	2.78%
Asian / Pacific Islander	2,137	1.13%	4,301	1.50%	0.36%
Hispanic	6,688	3.55%	10,580	3.68%	0.13%
Native American / Alaskan	333	0.18%	594	0.21%	0.03%
White	131,953	69.99%	198,762	69.16%	-0.83%
Unknown /Other	47	0.03%	-	-	-

Report to 2007-2008 Consolidated Annual Report (CAR)

Perkins IV		?
Core Indicator	State
1S1: Academic Attainment - Reading / Language Arts	2007 - 2008	2008 - 2009
Baseline 2005 - 2006	-	-
Negotiated Performance Level	87.87%	88.37%
Actual Numerator	31,886.0	29,182.0
Actual Denominator	34,835.5	31,351.0
Actual Performance Level	91.53%	93.08%
Change (+ or -)	3.67%	4.71%
Status
Meets Federal Requirements	y	y
Improving Status	y	y
Meets or Exceeds the Agreed Upon Performance Level	y	y

Core Indicator	State
1S2: Academic Attainment - Mathematics	2007 - 2008	2008 - 2009
Baseline 2005 - 2006	-	-
Negotiated Performance Level	83.50%	84.00%
Actual Numerator	22,512	20,435
Actual Denominator	23,548	21,049
Actual Performance Level	95.60%	97.08%
Change (+ or -)	12.10%	13.08%
Status
Meets Federal Requirements	y	y
Improving Status	y	y
Meets or Exceeds the Agreed Upon Performance Level	y	y

Core Indicator	State
4S1: Student Graduation Rates	2007 - 2008	2008 - 2009
Baseline 2005 - 2006	-	-
Negotiated Performance Level	80.00%	80.50%
Actual Numerator	20,845	20,015
Actual Denominator	24,698	22,007
Actual Performance Level	84.40%	90.95%
Change (+ or -)	4.40%	10.45%
Status
Meets Federal Requirements	y	y
Improving Status	n	y
Meets or Exceeds the Agreed Upon Performance Level	y	y

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Perkins IV Core Indicator Performance 2008 - 2009								?
Performance Level		Core Indicator %
		1S1	1S2	2S1	3S1	4S1	5S1	6S1	6S2
State	Negotiated Performance Level	88.37	84.00	85.05	87.47	80.50	87.80	18.35	21.77
	Actual State Level of Performance	93.08	97.08	97.79	91.29	90.95	88.64	19.03	19.99

Subgroup Disaggregation	1S1	1S2	2S1	3S1	4S1	5S1	6S1	6S2
African / American	91.07	94.54	97.75	89.75	89.21	77.89	20.78	17.58
Asian / Pacific Islander	93.38	99.33	97.67	96.27	96.27	90.60	17.61	23.46
Hispanic	89.57	97.32	99.27	90.66	90.08	83.80	13.69	13.28
Native American / Alaskan	95.05	100.00	97.87	86.11	86.11	85.71	21.05	36.67
White	93.75	97.73	97.86	92.57	92.28	91.02	18.86	20.86
Unknown / Other	88.89	100.00	83.33	40.00	40.00	85.71	16.67	0.00
Male	90.87	96.56	97.50	89.80	89.41	89.91	11.83	7.00
Female	95.44	97.65	98.10	93.57	93.28	87.30	27.29	35.64
Unknown Gender	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Nontraditional	91.48	96.37	97.48	89.91	89.49	88.52	19.03	19.99
Nontraditional Underrepresented Gender	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Tech Prep	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Students with Disabilities	80.59	88.41	95.07	89.10	88.72	80.56	15.91	14.38
Economically Disadvantaged	91.09	95.35	97.37	88.37	87.84	82.18	19.02	18.90
Single Parents	91.35	95.52	99.61	81.91	80.59	70.13	18.27	21.83
English as a Second Language	88.17	95.83	98.37	85.71	85.00	84.06	12.55	13.33
Other Educational Barriers	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Migrant	74.65	91.67	100.00	88.46	88.46	100.00	10.80	9.52
Pregnant Teen	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

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( * ) = Data suppressed due to student N count	( - ) = Not Applicable or Not Available	( >95 ) = Result is >95%	( <5 ) = Result is <5%

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Subgroup Disaggregation 2008 - 2009

Subgroup Disaggregation 2008 - 2009

Subgroup Disaggregation 2008 - 2009

Perkins IV Core Indicator Performance 2008 - 2009