Lee County School District
School Year 1995-1996
District # 4100

Performance Index: 3.2
Prior Year's Performance Index: 3.5
Accreditation Level: 3
Demographic Information
1990 Census District State
Population : 24,075 2,573,216
White 82.48% 63.46%
Black 17.10% 35.59%
Asian 0.08% 0.49%
Native American 0.11% 0.11%
Other 0.23% 0.34%
'95-'96 Enroll. District State
Students: (K-12) 5,703 503,602
White 70.40% 47.83%
Black 28.76% 51.11%
Asian 0.56% 0.56%
Native American 0.04% 0.15%
Other 0.25% 0.35%

% of Students in Lowest Quarter
Battery % < Q1 Rank
ITBS Grade 4 24.4% 66
ITBS Grade 5 26.1% 62
ITBS Grade 6 16.4% 48
ITBS Grade 7 23.7% 67
ITBS Grade 8 22.4% 77
TAP Grade 9 25.5% 63
FLE Composite 31.2% 109



District Information District State Rank
Attendance as % of Enrollment 96.74% 96.59% 83
% Eligible for Free Lunch 42.96% 54.31% 38
Number of Carnegie Units Taught 66.00 73.14 86
Classroom Pupil/Teacher Ratio 16.37 16.12 96
Number of Dropouts 133 11,406 N/A
% Teachers with Advanced Degrees 33.28% 34.11% 64
% Emergency Certificates 3.34% 3.30% N/A
Number of Gifted Program Teachers 6.27 646.56 N/A
% Gifted Students (Grades 2-12) 4.78% 6.10% 80
% Special Education Students 17.93% 12.72% N/A
% Receiving Diplomas 0.00% 16.75% 94
Federal Special Education Budget $448,320 $27,865,463 12
State/Local Special Education Bud. $1,920,171 $144,008,806 13
Number of Vocational Teachers 14.36 1,594.21 37
% Students in Voc. Prog. (Gr. 7-8) 100.00% 55.74% 1
% Students in Voc. Prog. (Gr. 9-12) 93.57% 63.76% 21
Total Per Pupil Expenditure $4,142 $4,402 108
% State and Local Revenue 89.8% 86.4% 23
% Federal Revenue 10.2% 13.6% 130
% District Administration Expend. 2.28% 3.19% 15
Valuation per Student in ADA $22,813 $22,702 106
Total Title I Budget $694,026 $120,933,951 72
% Used for Classroom Instruction 75.22% 71.88% 53
Number of Eligible Children 1,596 232,567 55
% of Eligible Children Served 41.85% 95.56% 152
Number of Title I Schools 5 678 35
Number of AP Courses Offered 2 N/A N/A
AP Students as % of HS Enrollment 1.03% N/A N/A
Graduation Rate (see page vii) 60.31% 73.18% 131
Mean ACT Core Composite Score 19.9 19.7 65
IHL (% ACT Core) 26.1% 41.0% 133



Performance Standards
District State Rank
ITBS Grade 4 Read. 45.7 45.7 67
ITBS Grade 4 Lang. 46.8 47.7 76
ITBS Grade 4 Math 48.3 48.9 76
ITBS Grade 5 Read. 45.8 44.7 53
ITBS Grade 5 Lang. 47.5 47.5 68
ITBS Grade 5 Math 48.7 47.4 52
ITBS Grade 6 Read. 50.1 48.2 48
ITBS Grade 6 Lang. 51.8 49.0 43
ITBS Grade 6 Math 49.4 49.4 73
ITBS Grade 7 Read. 48.6 46.2 54
ITBS Grade 7 Lang. 47.9 48.9 79
ITBS Grade 7 Math 48.0 46.6 58
ITBS Grade 8 Read. 50.7 49.9 68
ITBS Grade 8 Lang. 46.2 49.4 109
ITBS Grade 8 Math 47.1 46.4 68
TAP Grade 9 Read. 44.9 45.2 75
TAP Grade 9 Lang. 48.0 48.9 79
TAP Grade 9 Math 45.9 44.7 60
P.A. Grade 4 Lang. 477.0 473.7 67
P.A. Grade 4 Math 467.0 459.1 57
P.A. Grade 5 Lang. 484.0 472.7 40
P.A. Grade 5 Math 460.7 445.9 46
P.A. Grade 6 Lang. 486.3 471.5 45
P.A. Grade 6 Math 468.7 457.2 59
P.A. Grade 7 Lang. 484.9 460.4 25
P.A. Grade 7 Math 480.5 445.2 19
P.A. Grade 8 Lang. 481.9 463.8 44
P.A. Grade 8 Math 440.2 434.3 66
P.A. Grade 9 Lang. 473.6 461.3 53
P.A. Grade 9 Math 455.0 432.3 41
FLE Reading 271.8 273.2 85
FLE Math 265.9 272.1 122
FLE Written Comm. 266.4 268.4 101

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