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AUTHOR MacKenzie, Stella; Keith, Jo AnnTITLE Certificated Personnel and Related Information, Fall

1992.INSTITUTION Colorado State Dept. of Education, Denver.PUB DATE May 93NOTE 163p.; For the 1991 version, see ED 349 326; for

pupil membership and related information, see TM 020447.

PUB TYPE Statistical Data (110) Reports Descriptive (141)

EDRS PRICE MF01/PC07 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS *Elementary School Teachers; Elementary Secondary

Education; Enrollment; Minority Group Children;Minority Group Teachers; Principals; Public Schools;School Administration; *School Statistics; *SecondarySchool Teachers; *State Surveys; Superintendents;Tables (Data); *Teacher Characteristics; TeacherSalaries; Trend Analysis

IDENTIFIERS *Certified Staff; *Colorado; EducationalInformation

ABSTRACT

Information about certificated personnel and theircharacteristics was collected from Colorado's public school districtsand Boards of Cooperative Services during fall 1992. This informationis presented in a series of tables, with highlights summarized in anintroduction. The fall average salary for public school teachers,$33,541, represented a small increase over the fall 1991 salary, butremained below the national average. Of the 62,785.3 certificated andnon-certificated staff, 53.2 percent were classroom teachers. Pupilmembership increased 3.3 percent over 1991, while classroom teachersincreased by 1 percent. Females represented 71.1 percent of classroomteachers, 36.4 percent of principals, and 9.2 percent ofsuperintendents. The number of males in teaching and administrationpositions declined. Black female representation declined in teaching,but increased in administration. Minorities represented 9 percent ofteachers, and 25.5 percent of students. Twelve tables contain thedata on personnel and characteristics. (SLD)

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TABLE 1:

COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

FALL 1992

AVERAGE SALARIES OF SUPERINTENDENTS, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS,

ADMINISTRATORS, PRINCIPALS AND ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS

BY SETTING AND BY SIZE OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS

SETTING

NUMBER

OF

DISTRICTS

SUPERINTENDENTS

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

ASSISTANT

SUPERINTENDENTS

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALAU

ADMINISTRATORS

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

PRINCIPALS

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

ASSISTANT

PRINCIPALS

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

CORE CITY/DENVER METRO 14

14.0

88,986

25.0

78,286

179.5

63,880

490.6

59,061

345.0

51,442

URBAN SUBURBAN

16

15.0

81,182

21.0

72,022

116.4

60,408

316.8

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47,343

OUTLYING CITY

11

11.0

66,861

4.0

58,598

355

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45,937

28.0

42,687

OUTLYING TOWN

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42.0

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8.0

56,056

63.6

53,410

135.0

44,948

31.0

38,927

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49,427

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83.0

38,607

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RECREATIONAL

77.0

71,094

2.0

63,191

12.0

65,127

37.0

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10.0

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SMALL ATTENDANCE

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17.0

77,937

127.0

62,609

360.6

58,369

248.0

51,998

6,001

- 25,000

15

15.0

87,390

25.0

76,214

134.4

62,832

377.8

56,785

233.8

48,773

1,201

- 6,000

43

41.0

67,724

18.0

58,252

115.9

57,090

253.0

48,798

94.0

42,869

601

-1,200

22

22.0

57,862

1.0

52,050

24.6

56,190

66.0

43,890

7.0

37,210

301

- 600

38

37.0

51,046

.0

041.0

49,013

58.0

39,162

.0

0

300 OR LESS

53

52.6

43,682

.0

053.6

43,485

32.0

33,909

.0

0

BOARDS OF

COOPERATIVE SERVICES

15

20.0

47,485

1.0

35,000

.0

0

* STATE TOTALS

191

172.6

58,155

61.0

70,998

516.5

57,473

1,148.4

53,235

582.8

49,054

AVERAGE SALARIES OF ADMINISTRATORS BY SETTING AND SIZE OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS

2

TABLE 2:


FALL 1992

F.T.E. AND AVERAGE SALARY OF CLASSROOM TEACHERS,

OTHER CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL AND TOTAL CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL

BY SETTING AND BY SIZE

SETTING

NUMBER

OF

DISTRICTS

CLASSROOM TEACHERS

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

OTHER CERTIFICATED

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

TOTAL CERTIFICATED

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

CORE CITY

13,615.7

34,294

603.5

44,453

4,219.2

35,747

DENVER METRO

13

12,958.3

36,706

2,456.2

47,726

15,414.5

38,462

URBAN SUBURBAN

16

9,185.7

33,319

1,675.7

43,561

10,861.4

34,899

OUTLYING CITY

11

1,832.8

29,265

316.7

39,404

2,149.5

30,759

OUTLYING TOWN

44

2,926.8

27,648

479.3

38,782

3,406.1

29,214

RURAL

58

1,567.4

25,800

258.0

36,664

1,825.4

27,335

RECREATIONAL

7841.8

33,559

152.8

42,877

994.6

34,990

SMALL ATTENDANCE

26

314.3

23,114

44.0

35,698

358.3

24,660

SIZE

25,000+

512,245.4

36,806

2,187.9

47,376

14,433.3

38,408

6,001

- 25,000

15

11,828.4

33,786

2,212.8

44,736

14,041.2

35,512

1,201

- 6,000

43

5,965.4

30,642

1,092.3

40,946

7,057.7

32,237

601

-1,200

22

1,281.4

27,937

190.2

38,862

1,471.6

29,349

301

- 600

38

1,079.0

25,422

168.9

37,102

1,247.9

27,003

300 OR LESS

53

843.2

23,561

134.1

34,785

977.3

25,101

BOARDS OF

15

176.1

26,609

204.5

31,554

380.6

29,266

COOPERATIVE SERVICES

STATE TOTAL

191

33,418.9

33,541

6,190.7

43,961

39,609.6

35,170

AVERAGE SALARIES OF TEACHERS BY SETTING AND SIZE OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS

213

C

TABLE 3:


FALL 1992

CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL

BY COLLEGE PREPARATION

POSITION

SUPERINTENDENT

LESS THAN A BACHELOR'S

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

BACHELOR'S

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

MASTER'S

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

DOCTORATE

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

TOTAL

.0

00

1.0

56,760

16

104.6

52,673

25

67.0

66,735

25

MALE

.0

00

1.0

56,760

16

94.6

52,697

25

61.0

66,147

25

FEMALE

.0

00

.0

00

10.0

52,441

21

6.0

72,708

24

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

7.0

48,054

23

12.0

59,419

23

ASST SUPERINTENDENT

TOTAL

.0

00

.0

00

37.0

68,723

26

24.0

74,505

24

MALE

.0

00

.0

00

32.0

68,261

26

19.0

75,076

24

FEMALE

.0

00

.0

00

5.0

71,682

26

5.0

72,333

23

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

1.0

92,000

22

2.0

69,000

24

DIRECTOR OF SERVICES

TOTAL

.0

00

8.0

64,289

20

104.9

56,054

21

35.9

63,107

25

MALE

.0

00

6.0

64,849

19

73.4

57,156

23

22.9

62,239

26

FEMALE

.0

00

2.0

62,610

26

31.5

53,485

18

13.0

64,636

23

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

4.0

54,133

19

1.0

55,520

24

ASST DIRECTOR OF SERVICES

TOTAL

.0

00

2.0

35,138

17

11.0

50,319

19

1.0

64,062

23

MALE

.0

00

.0

00

4.0

58,425

23

1.0

64,062

23

raALE

.0

00

2.0

35,138

17

7.0

45,687

17

.0

00

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

1.0

38,000

5.0

00

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

TOTAL

.0

00

7.0

33,187

10

18.1

45,968

21

1.0

78,877

33

MALE

.0

00

5.0

32,607

912.5

48,184

22

.0

00

FEMALE

.0

00

2.0

34,635

13

5.6

41,020

20

1.0

78,877

33

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

.0

00

.0

00

BUSINESS MANAGER

TOTAL

.0

00

1.0

66,442

23

4.0

65,550

27

4.0

63,748

15

MALE

.0

00

1.0

66,442

23

1.0

68,393

38

4.0

63,748

15

FEMALE

.0

00

.0

00

3.0

64,602

23

.0

00

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

.0

00

.0

00

SUPERVISOR OF SERVICES

TOTAL

.0

00

7.0

54,720

16

31.0

54,690

22

6.0

57,299

22

MALE

.0

00

4.0

53,283

16

14.0

55,946

24

4.0

57,841

20

FEMALE

.0

00

3.0

56,635

16

17.0

53,656

21

2.0

56,214

26

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

.0

00

.0

00

ATTENDANCE OFFICER

TOTAL

.0

00

3.0

46,570

24

2.0

54,272

23

4.0

59,164

17

MALE

.0

00

2.0

42,940

24

.0

00

.0

00

FEMV.E

.0

00

1.0

53,831

23

2.0

54,272

23

4.0

59,164

17

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

.0

00

.0

00

CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL BY COLLEGE PREPARATION

4

TABLE 3:


FALL 1992



POSITION

DEAN

LESS TUN A BACHELOR'S

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

BACHELOR'S

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

F.T.E.

MASTER'S

AVERAGE

SALARY

EXP.

DOCTCRATE

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

TOTAL

.0

00

6.0

35,086

12

24.0

42,662

19

2.0

50,213

15

MALE

.0

00

3.0

30,549

11

14.0

41,140

18

2.0

50,213

15

FEMALE

.0

00

3.0

39,623

12

10.0

44,794

19

.0

C0

NEW

.0

00

1.0

20,667

0.0

00

.0

00

PRINCIPAL - ELEMENTARY

TOTAL

.0

00

27.0

49,337

19

567.4

52,374

20

102.0

56,887

20

MALE

.0

00

14.0

49,210

23

304.0

52,633

21

56.0

58,012

20

FEMALE

.0

00

13.0

49,474

16

263.4

52,073

19

46.0

55,517

19

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

27.v

46,244

14

5.0

53,041

17

PRINCIPAL - SECONDARY

TOTAL

.0

00

12.0

56,183

23

161.0

53,985

21

29.0

63,957

21

MALE

.0

00

9.0

55,510

23

138.0

53,608

21

21.0

62,320

21

FEMALE

.0

00

3.0

58,200

21

23.0

56,248

19

8.0

68,253

21

NEW

PRINCIPAL - COMBINED

.0

00

.0

00

17.0

46,265

15

2.0

51,610

20

TOTAL

.0

00

5.0

37,162

21

33.0

38,338

18

1.0

42,000

20

MALE

.0

00

2.0

44,739

23

25.0

38,734

18

1.0

42,000

20

FEMALE

.0

00

3.0

32,111

2u

8.0

37,100

18

.0

00

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

3.0

35,333

13

.0

00

PRINCIPAL - M1DDLE/JUNIOR

TOTAL

.0

00

9.0

49,709

21

170.0

53,820

22

32.0

61,673

22

MALE

.0

00

6.0

48,787

21

138.0

53,719

22

18.0

62,182

24

FEMALE

.0

00

3.0

51,552

21

32.0

54,259

20

14.0

61,018

20

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

8.0

46,911

15

1.0

55,560

12

ASST PRINCIPAL

ELEMENTARY

TOTAL

.0

00

5.0

40,499

20

84.0

45,391

17

6.8

46,745

15

MALE

.0

00

.0

00

31.0

46,707

18

1.0

60,356

18

FEMALE

.0

00

5.0

40,499

20

53.0

44,621

16

5.8

44,197

15

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

5.0

40,165

81.0

41,869

0ASST PRINCIPAL

SECONDARY

TOTAL

.0

00

17.0

47,460

22

234.0

51,162

20

42.0

53,609

18

MALE

.0

00

10.0

45,607

20

160.0

50,840

21

27.0

53,975

20

FEMALE

.0

00

7.0

50,108

25

74.0

51,858

18

15.0

52,951

16

NEW

ASST PRINCIPAL

COMBINED

.0

00

.0

00

13.0

47,220

10

5.0

50,216

10

TOTAL

.0

00

.0

00

2.0

40,065

12

.0

00

MALE

.0

00

.0

00

1.0

38,260

23

.0

00

FEMALE

.0

0.0

00

1.0

41,869

0.0

00

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

1.0

41,869

0.0

00


24.2

55

TABLE 3:


FALL 1992



POSITION

ASST PRINCIPAL - MIDDLE/JUNIOR


AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

BACHELOR'S

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

MASTER'S

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

DOCTORATE

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

TOTAL

.0

00

20.0

44,154

16

152.0

47,893

18

20.0

49,118

16

MALE

.0

00

10.0

43,734

16

81.0

48,701

19

10.0

48,680

16

FEMALE

.0

00

10.0

44,574

17

71.0

46,972

17

10.0

49,555

16

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

10.0

42,196

15

2.0

46,307

1

DIRECTOR

TOTAL

.0

00

9.0

39,674

14

79.8

50,463

22

30.0

63,092

22

MALE

.0

00

4.0

44,024

19

51.0

49,649

22

20.0

64,244

23

FEMALE

.0

00

5.0

36,194

11

28.8

51,904

21

10.0

60,790

20

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

2.0

31,839

5.0

00

ASST DIRECTOR

TOTAL

.0

00

.0

00

5.0

48,863

17

.0

00

MALE

.0

00

.0

00

4.0

52,564

17

.0

00

FEMALE

.0

00

.0

00

1.0

34,060

17

.0

00

NEW

.0

00

.0

00

1.0

34,060

17

.0

00

COORDINATOR

TOTAL

.0

00

23.5

34,316

12

112.0

42,626

17

25.0

50,529

17

MALE

.0

00

7.5

38,100

17

36.9

44,570

21

14.0

48,880

18

FEMALE

.0

00

16.0

32,542

10

75.1

41,671

15

11.0

52,629

15

NEW

.0

00

2.5

26,228

07.1

31,505

14

3.0

45,988

11

CONSULTANT

TOTAL

.0

00

4.0

36,130

15

23.5

43,246

16

4.6

44,984

16

MALE

.0

00

2.0

47,602

22

9.0

50,431

19

3.0

39,037

21

FEMALE

.0

00

2.0

24,659

914.5

38,787

15

1.6

56,134

9NEW

.0

00

1.0

23,978

11.0

27,350

5.0

00

SUPERVISOR

TOTAL

.0

00

22.9

39,633

18

60.0

43,911

18

4.0

52,384

15

MALE

.0

00

8.9

36,510

17

23.0

47,031

19

3.0

52,202

19

FEMALE

.0

00

14.0

41,618

19

37.0

41,971

17

1.0

52,931

0NEW

.:

00

.9

29,620

72.0

32,345

11

1.0

52,931

0COUNSELOR

TOTAL

1.0

30,403

10

35.0

32,546

15

986.5

39,658

18

40.9

46,336

22

MALE

1.0

30,403

10

13.0

34,363

20

394.6

40,869

21

25.0

46,649

22

FEMALE

.0

00

22.0

31,473

13

591.9

38,851

16

15.9

45,844

21

NEW

.0

00

2.7

21,496

148.7

27,748

7.0

00

LIBRARIAN/MEDIA SP

TOTAL

.0

00

111.1

30,437

12

605.1

40,102

18

15.6

46,692

22

MALE

.0

00

13.0

32,613

16

80.0

41,665

22

5.0

44,498

16

FEMALE

.0

00

98.1

30,149

12

525.1

39,864

17

10.6

47,727

25

NEW

.0

00

13.0

23,350

626.8

27,079

7.0

00

CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL 61 COLLEGE PREPARATION

6

TABLE 3:


FALL 1992



POSITION

CURRICULUM SP

LESS THAN A IACHELOR'S

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

BACHELOR'S

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

MASTER'S

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

DOCTORATE

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

TOTAL

.0

00

12.8

33,040

11

63.4

42,092

16

9.3

47,968

17

MALE

.0

00

1.0

25,241

511.0

48,168

19

2.5

48,904

13

FEMALE

.0

00

11.8

33,701

11

52.4

40,816

15

6.8

47,624

18

NEW

.0

00

1.3

23,755

34.8

26,019

11

.5

31,098

18

TEACHER ON SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT

TOTAL

.0

00

63.6

29,680

10

167.2

41,067

18

17.5

44,686

14

MALE

.0

00

16.5

30,852

11

42.5

42,513

19

4.0

41,611

11

FEMALE

.0

00

47.1

29,269

10

124.7

40,574

17

13.5

45,598

14

NEW

.0

00

2.6

22,367

34.0

25,253

11.0

48,000

19

CHAPTER I,

II TEACHER

TOTAL

.0

00

359.6

27,129

10

425.4

37,392

17

8.6

42,437

21

MALE

.0

00

15.7

23,801

639.0

38,166

20

2.0

47,113

32

FEMALE

.0

00

343.9

27,281

10

386.4

37,314

16

6.6

41,020

18

NEW

.0

00

35.5

21,900

38.6

26,860

6.0

00

CLASSROOM TEACHER - ELEMENTARY

TOTAL

1.0

21,694

18425.8

29,049

10

5759.0

38,449

16

91.4

38,502

15

MALE

.0

00

1032.9

29,311

10

910.2

39,597

18

24.2

44,773

19

FEMALE

1.0

21,694

17392.9

29,012

10

4848.8

38,233

16

67.2

36,244

14

NEW

.0

00

858.0

22,537

2154.2

26,598

613.0

25,379

5

CLASSROOM TEACHER - SECONDARY

TOTAL

87.9

28,951

83687.3

29,323

11

4280.6

40,225

19

174.6

44,442

20

MALE

70.5

29,302

91892.1

29,446

12

2386.3

40,928

20

112.2

45,480

21

FEMALE

17.4

27,530

61795.2

29,193

10

1894.3

39,340

17

62.4

42,575

17

NEW

7.5

24,888

0387.6

22,264

2158.1

27,105

68.6

30,597

8CLASSROOM TEACHER - COMBINED

TOTAL

.0

00

233.7

24,712

992.2

30,766

15

.0

00

MALE

.0

00

120.3

24,420

949.1

30,404

15

.0

00

FEMALE

.0

00

113.4

25,021

943.1

31,179

14

.0

00

NEW

.0

00

35.2

21,162

211.6

26,267

8.0

00

CLASSROOM TEACHER - MIDDLE/JR

TOTAL

.0

00

3636.9

28,415

92856.9

38,495

17

65.5

41,972

17

MALE

.0

00

1397.2

28,167

91246.2

39,348

18

37.5

42,242

18

FEMALE

.0

00

2239.7

28,570

91610.7

37,834

15

28.0

41,610

16

NEW

.0

00

520.7

22,241

2152.4

26,831

66.5

28,253

8SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER

TOTAL

.0

00

716.2

27,6,2

82471.8

35,716

13

44.5

40,515

15

MALE

.0

00

117.7

27,532

7361.1

36,522

14

10.0

42,393

17

FEMALE

.0

00

598.5

27,616

82110.7

35,578

13

34.5

39,970

14

NEW

.0

00

122.0

23,468

3182.2

27,274

64.5

33,763

9


237

TABLE 3:


FALL 1992



POSITION

SCHOOL NURSE


AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

BACHELOR'S

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

MASTER'S

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

DOCTORATE

AVERAGE

F.T.E.

SALARY

EXP.

TOTAL

2.0

25,972

20

107.0

29,859

10

67.0

37,655

14

1.0

28,809

0

MALE

.0

00

.0

00

1.0

32,662

1.0

00

FEMALE

2.0

25,972

20

107.0

29,859

10

66.0

37,730

14

1.0

28,809

0

NEW

.0

00

6.3

25,192

56.0

29,933

91.0

28,809

0

PSYCHOLOGIST

TOTAL

.0

00

14.5

32,602

7234.3

37,826

12

111.7

42,084

13

MALE

.0

00

5.0

38,278

12

86.1

40,494

15

45.4

43,755

15

FEMALE

.0

00

9.5

29,f,15

5148.2

36,277

10

66.3

40,940

12

NEW

.0

00

2.0

25,242

517.4

26,344

39.2

30,295

3

SOCIAL WORKER

TOTAL

.0

00

1.5

33,677

17

301.8

39,586

12

5.0

39,522

14

MALE

.0

00

.0

00

85.5

41,216

15

2.0

44,399

16

FEMALE

.0

00

1.5

33,677

17

216.3

38,942

12

3.0

36,271

13

NEW

.0

00

1.0

32,213

12

10.4

28,476

3.0

00

SPECIAL SERVICES

TOTAL

1.0

28,260

9119.8

29,702

8436.9

33,992

11

7.2

34,707

11

MALE

.0

00

3.3

31,386

712.9

38,302

17

.0

00

FEMALE

1.0

28,260

9116.5

29,654

8424.0

33,861

11

7.2

34,707

11

NEW

.0

00

17.4

24,731

245.4

26,465

43.4

29,007

9

** STATE TOTAL

TOTAL

92.9

28,817

817714.2

29,019

10

20768.4

39,714

17

1034.1

49,923

19

MALE

71.5

29,317

94723.1

29,220

11

6952.9

42,161

19

557.7

52,976

21

FEMALE

21.4

27,146

712991.1

28,946

10

13815.5

38,482

15

476.4

46,348

16

NEW

7.5

24,888

02010.7

22,476

2940.7

29,032

782.7

39,968

10


8

TABLE 4:


FALL 1992

SELECTED CERTIFICA-CD PERSONNEL

BY SALARY RANGE AND SIZE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT

ADMINISTRATORS

SIZE OF DISTRICT

AVERAGE

SALARY

TOTAL

F.T.E.

15,000 20,000 25,000

BELOU

TO

TO

TO

15,000 19,999 24,999 29,999

30,000

TO

34,999

35,000

TO

39,999

40,000

TO

44,999

45,000

TO

49,999

50,000

TO

54,999

55,000

TO

59,999

60,000

TO

64,999

65,000

TO

69,999

70,000

AND

OVER

25,000+

62,609

127.0

12

14

722

21

23

18

28

6,001 - 25,000

62,832

134.4

17

76

713

12

21

14

47

1,201

- 6,000

57,090

115.9

11

38

810

20

17

20

15

14

601

- 1,200

56,190

24.6

11

18

66

11

301

- 600

49,013

41.0

11

11

413

12

52

1

300 OR LESS

43,485

53.6

310

19

14

71

COLORADO BOCS

47,485

20.0

12

13

42

7

* STATE TOTAL

57,473

516.5

43

19

29

44

56

84

68

73

49

90

PRINCIPALS

25,000+

58,369

360.6

45

65

79

140

22

10

6,001

- 25,000

56,785

377.8

18

41

100

111

78

30

11

1,201

- 6,000

48,798

253.0

215

58

77

55

33

13

601

-1,200

43,890

66.0

13

33

11

61

2301

- 600

39,162

58.0

11

10

17

23

51

300 OR LESS

33,909

32.0

14

14

11

2COLORADO BOCS

35,000

1.0

1

* STATE TOTAL

53,235

1,148.4

25

27

57

124

179

227

224

233

52

21

CLASSROOM TEACHERS

25,000+

36,806

12,245.4

96 1,868

1,568

1,672

1,874

2,416

2,316

651

20

1

6,001

- 25,000

33,786

11,828.4

28 1,916

2,557

2,497

2,236

1,969

1,005

36

13

1,201

- 6,000

30,642

5,965.4

101 1,259

1,688

1,569

881

408

180

14

601

-1,200

27,937

1,281.4

63

403

434

265

94

25

22

61

301

- 600

25,422

1,079.0

90

442

415

135

21

2300 OR LESS

23,561

843.2

155

428

243

36

61

COLORADO BOCS

26,609

176.1

767

70

33

8

* STATE TOTAL

33,541

33,418.9

540 6,383

6,975

6,207

5,120

4,821

3,523

707

22

4

AVERAGE SALARIES OF SELECTED POSITIONS BY SIZE OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS

3332

9

TABLE 5:


AVERAGE AGE OF CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL

BY POSITION AND SEX

COUNT OF PERSONNEL BY AGE GROUP

AVERAGE

TOTAL

24 AND

FALL 1992

65 AND

POSITION/SEX

AGE

PERSONNEL

UNDER

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

OVER

SUPERINTENDENT

51

173

00

23

17

48

48

35

17

3

MALE

52

157

00

12

16

44

42

33

17

2

FEMALE

50

16

00

11

14

62

01

ASST SUPERINTENDENT

50

61

00

02

526

19

71

1

MALE

50

51

00

02

421

15

71

1

FEMALE

49

10

00

00

15

40

00

DIRECTOR OF SERVICES

49

150

00

11

30

51

37

22

80

MALE

50

103

00

00

15

35

30

19

40

FEMALE

47

47

00

11

15

16

73

40

ASST DIRECTOR OF SERVICES

45

14

00

21

33

50

00

MALE

47

50

01

00

13

00

0

FEMALE

43

90

01

13

22

00

0

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

46

27

00

37

45

31

31

MALE

44

18

00

35

23

21

20

FEMALE

49

90

00

22

21

01

1

BUSINESS MANAGER

51

90

00

01

24

11

0MALE

50

60

00

01

22

01

0FEMALE

54

30

00

00

02

10

0

SUPERVISOR OF SERVICES

48

44

00

00

10

20

93

11

MALE

48

22

00

00

412

50

01

FEMALE

49

22

00

00

68

43

10

ATTENDANCE OFFICER

49

90

01

01

32

20

0MALE

51

20

00

00

11

00

0FEMALE

48

70

01

01

21

20

0

DEAN

44

32

00

26

910

31

10

MALE

45

19

00

02

76

31

00

FEMALE

42

13

00

24

24

00

10

PRINCIPAL - ELEMENTARY

47

699

00

12

63

176

207

157

65

19

0MALE

48

374

00

732

75

105

106

38

11

0

FEMALE

46

325

00

531

101

102

51

27

80

PRINCIPAL

- SECONDARY

48

202

00

39

47

64

51

17

10

1

MALE

48

168

00

36

36

56

42

16

90

FEMALE

47

34

00

03

11

89

11

1


10

36

TABLE 5:



BY POSITION AND SEX


AVERAGE

TOTAL

24 AND

FALL 1992

65 AND

POSITION/SEX

AGE

PERSONNEL

UNDER

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

OVER

PRINCIPAL - COMBINED

46

39

00

50

716

71

30

MALE

46

28

00

30

611

50

30

FEMALE

46

11

00

20

15

21

00

PRINCIPAL - MIDDLE/JUNIOR

47

211

00

213

52

71

50

20

01

MALE

48

162

00

210

38

53

41

17

01

FEMALE

46

49

00

03

14

20

93

00

ASST PRINCIPAL - ELEMENTARY

45

96

01

710

28

27

13

10

00

MALE

44

32

01

33

10

64

50

0FEMALE

45

64

00

47

18

21

95

00

ASST PRINCIPAL - SECONDARY

47

293

00

922

68

90

80

18

60

MALE

47

197

00

717

42

57

55

13

60

FEMALE

47

96

00

25

26

33

25

50

0

ASST PRINCIPAL - COMBINED

42

20

00

10

10

00

0MALE

47

10

00

00

10

00

0

FEMALE

36

10

00

10

00

00

0

ASST PRINCIPAL

MIDDLE/JUNIOR

45

192

00

627

51

71

31

41

1

MALE

45

101

00

416

26

34

18

30

0

FEMALE

45

91

00

211

25

37

13

11

1

DIRECTOR

48

119

00

211

20

35

31

14

42

MALE

49

75

00

15

11

23

21

93

2

FEMALE

47

44

00

16

912

10

51

0

ASST DIRECTOR

46

50

00

12

10

10

0MALE

47

40

00

11

10

10

0FEMALE

44

10

00

01

00

00

0

COORDINATOR

46

167

01

317

50

52

30

12

11

MALE

48

60

01

13

18

16

10

91

1

FEMALE

45

107

00

214

32

36

20

30

0

CONSULTANT

45

34

00

19

77

62

11

MALE

45

14

00

03

25

22

00

FEMALE

45

20

00

16

52

40

11

SUPERVISOR

46

87

01

511

16

25

18

82

1

MALE

46

35

01

35

410

74

10

FEMALE

46

52

00

26

12

15

11

41

1


11

303:

TABLE 5:


AVERAGE AGE OF CER1IFICATED PERSONNEL

BY POSITION AND SEX


AVERAGE

TOTAL

24 AND

FALL 1992

65 AND

POSITION/SEX

AGE

PERSONNEL

UNDER

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

OVER

COUNSELOR

46

1,077

212

47

117

237

313

207

102

34

6MALE

48

437

01

13

48

77

123

95

57

21

2FEMALE

45

640

211

34

69

160

190

112

45

13

4

LIBRARIAN/MEDIA SP

48

744

05

14

46

143

241

173

86

27

9MALE

49

98

00

38

13

27

28

15

31

FEMALE

48

646

05

11

38

130

214

145

71

26

8

CURRICULUM SP

44

95

23

313

29

23

13

90

0MALE

43

15

02

01

46

20

00

FEMALE

44

80

21

312

25

17

11

90

0

TEACHER ON SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT

44

271

06

12

38

92

68

45

91

0MALE

43

66

03

57

19

21

92

00

FEMALE

44

205

03

731

73

47

36

71

0

CHAPTER I,

II TEACHER

45

829

343

51

99

187

204

130

67

33

12

MALE

45

57

02

55

17

11

10

33

1

FEMALE

45

772

341

46

94

170

193

120

64

30

11

CLASSROOM TEACHER

ELEMENTARY

42

14,724

198

1,250

1,678

2,164

3,230

3,013

1,944

935

259

53

MALE

42

1,984

8156

243

338

474

393

237

110

22

3FEMALE

42

12,740

190

1,094

1,435

1,826

2,756

2,620

1,707

825

237

50

CLASSROOM TEACHER -

SECONDARY

43

8,387

84

534

862

1,054

1,731

2,122

1,331

522

127

20

MALE

44

4,505

27

252

476

574

897

1,117

755

316

81

10

FEMALE

43

3,882

57

282

386

480

834

1,005

576

206

46

10

CLASSROOM TEACHER - COMBINED

39

341

446

61

65

74

45

27

10

72

MALE

39

171

225

31

37

32

24

12

34

1

FEMALE

40

170

221

30

28

42

21

15

7:)

1

CLASSROOM TEACHER - MIDDLE/JR

41

6,689

98

702

828

969

1,480

1,425

788

310

80

9MALE

41

2,708

28

278

365

425

523

592

338

129

27

3FEMALE

41

3,981

70

424

463

544

957

833

450

181

53

6

SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER

41

3,332

16

190

403

689

968

605

275

128

44

14

MALE

42

492

129

49

88

136

119

46

17

70

FEMALE

41

2,840

15

161

354

601

832

486

229

111

37

14

SCHOOL NURSE

48

188

00

521

39

44

43

24

11

1

MALE

54

10

00

00

01

00

0FEMALE

48

187

00

521

39

44

42

24

11

1


12

,

40

TABLE 5:



BY POSITION AND SEX


AVERAGE

TOTAL

24 AND

FALL 1992

65 AND

POSITION/SEX

AGE

PERSONNEL

UNDER

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

OVER

PSYCHOLOGIST

43

387

116

40

66

96

92

47

20

45

MALE

45

141

01

720

36

43

22

81

3FEMALE

42

246

115

33

46

60

49

25

12

32

SOCIAL WORKER

45

324

19

13

38

86

91

52

28

60

MALE

46

90

00

011

28

25

18

71

0FEMALE

45

234

19

13

27

58

66

34

21

50

SPECIAL SERVICES

40

630

469

86

139

168

99

47

12

60

MALE

43

18

02

11

56

30

00

FEMALE

40

612

467

85

138

163

93

44

12

60

** STATE TOTAL

43

40,683

413

2,888

4,169

5,732

9,164

9,222

5,726

2,506

718

145

MALE

44

12,417

66

754

1,237

1,675

2,579

3,010

1,990

845

229

32

FEMALE

43

28,266

347

2,134

2,932

4,057

6,585

6,212

3,736

1,661

489

113


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LEM

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WH

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1515

716

173

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951

1061

DIR

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2130

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125

1028

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1310

684

7210

191

192

DIR

EC

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14

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EC

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CO

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525

530

DIR

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D0

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3144

3781

DIR

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clas

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hite

stu

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1 7

TABLE

8:


FALL 1992

TOTAL CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL AND CLASSROOM TEACHERS

PERCENT WITH MASTER'S DEGREE OR HIGHER

FULL-TIME EQUIVALENCE (F.T.E.), AVERAGE SALARY AND AVERAGE EXPERIENCE

TOTAL CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL

NAME OF DISTRICT

% WITH MASTER'S

AVERAGE

AVERAGE EXPERIENCE

OR HIGHER

F.T.E.

SALARY

IN DISTRICT

TOTAL

SETTING: CORE CITY

% WITH MASTER'S

OR HIGHER

CLASSROOM TEACHERS

AVERAGE

AVERAGE EXPERIENCE

F.T.E.

SALARY

IN DISTRICT

TOTAL

DENVER

DENVER COUNTY

155.0

4,219.2

35,747

11

13

49.4

3,615.7

34,294

10

12

SETTING: DENVER METRO

ADAMS

MAPLETON

137.8

274.8

36,279

13

15

30.3

226.8

34,625

12

14

NORTHGLENN-THORNTON 12

49.4

1,414.7

36,901

11

14

40.5

1,165.7

35,064

10

13

ADAMS COUNTY

14

54.7

377.4

36,384

913

46.2

311.0

34,416

912

BRIGHTON

27J

50.0

260.7

37,978

13

16

40.9

217.4

35,882

13

15

WESTMINSTER

50

57.3

708.4

35,920

13

15

51.8

613.4

33,984

13

15

ARAPAHOE

ENGLEWOOD

162.0

259.4

37,179

10

14

56.1

219.2

35,582

10

14

SHERIDAN

260.6

107.1

35,129

10

15

53.8

89.9

33,230

10

14

CHERRY CREEK

561.1

2,078.0

40,220

913

56.0

1,783.0

38,608

912

LITTLETON

663.6

980.4

38,575

11

15

57.3

808.3

36,759

11

15

ADAMS-ARAPAHOE

28J

53.7

1,762.7

37,918

10

14

47.2

1,471.3

36,085

10

13

BOULDER

BOULDER VALLEY

RE 2

60.0

1,578.4

37,169

10

13

53.8

1,338.1

35,519

10

13

DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS COUNTY

RE 1

53.0

1,030.1

33,138

710

46.0

873.0

31,301

610

JEFFERSON

JEFFERSON COUNTY

R-1

67.0

4,582.4

40,847

14

14

61.6

3,841.2

39,126

13

14

SETTING: URBAN SUBURBAN

BOULDER

ST. VRAIN VALLEY

RE 1J

50.9

927.0

37,074

12

20

45.5

819.0

35,737

12

20

EL PASO

HARRISON

251.4

713.3

32,660

913

43.0

599.9

30,897

912

WIDEFIELD

343.8

481.2

32,261

11

14

36.3

403.7

30,533

10

13

FOUNTAIN

851.9

280.9

32,782

10

13

44.7

233.5

31,591

10

12

COLORADO SPRINGS

11

65.3

1,791.0

36,814

13

16

65.4

1,534.2

35,511

13

15

CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN

12

60.6

158.8

35,107

10

15

56.6

134.8

33,714

10

14

MANITOU SPRINGS

14

50.6

78.6

32,161

10

14

42.9

65.6

29,958

913

ACADEMY

20

64.7

781.0

33,311

712

59.5

o48.8

31,251

711

LEW1S-PALMER

38

52.2

153.5

32,909

813

44.4

129.5

30,879

812

FALCON

49

50.3

173.4

30,498

712

41.0

141.8

28,844

712

LARIMER

POUDRE

R-1

55.8

1,249.7

37,682

10

14

48.8

1,041.1

35,567

10

13

THOMPSON

R-2J

46.9

739.9

34,698

10

14

38.1

625.9

33,154

10

13

MESA

MESA COUNTY VALLEY

51

48.9

1,142.3

33,850

10

14

42.3

974.9

32,252

10

13

PUEBLO

PUEBLO CITY

60

65.6

1,120.5

35,939

16

17

61.0

952.5

34,620

15

17

PUEBLO COUNTY RURAL 70

60.9

273.4

32,360

14

16

54.8

227.4

30,608

13

15

WELD

GREELEY

660.0

796.9

32,272

10

13

53.3

653.1

30,685

10

12

SETTING: OUTLYING CITY

ALAMOSA

ALAMOSA

RE-11J

-58.5

169.0

31,382

10

12

51.0

141.0

29,938

10

12

DELTA

DELTA COUNTY

50(J)

52.2

269.5

29,774

11

14

46.0

230.9

28,125

10

13

FREMONT

CANON CITY

RE-1

64.1

227.3

34,798

12

15

59.5

194.3

33,530

12

14

LAS ANIMAS

TRINIDAD

137.8

111.0

29,917

15

18

29.9

97.0

28,471

14

17

LOGAN

VALLEY

RE-1

52.1

192.3

30,986

14

17

45.6

168.0

7.9,727

15

17

MOFFAT

MOFFAT COUNTY

RE:NO 1

45.4

170.0

35,372

913

36.9

145.0

33,294

912

AVERAGE SALARIES FOR CLASSROOM TEACHERS AND TOTAL CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL

1 8

TABLE

8:


FALL 1992




NAME OF DISTRICT

SETTING:

OUTLYING CITY

TOTAL

% WITH MASTER'S

OR HIGHER


AVERAGE

AVERAGE EXPERIENCE

F.T.E.

SALARY

IN DISTRICT

TOTAL

% WITH MASTER'S

OR HIGHER

CLASSROOM TEACHERS

AVERAGE

AVERAGE EXPERIENCE

F.T.E.

SALARY

IN DISTRICT

TOTAL

MONTEZUMA

MONTEZUMA-CORTEZ

RE-1

46.1

223.7

29,540

813

39.9

191.2

28,262

812

MONTROSE

MONTROSE COUNTY

RE-1J

49.1

313.1

29,969

10

14

41.1

256.6

28,419

10

14

MORGAN

FORT MORGAN

RE-3

37.4

196.5

28,25c

10

13

30.7

170.3

27,028

10

13

OTERO

EAST OTERO

R-1

44.8

143.0

28,617

12

16

38.4

123.5

26,897

11

15

PROWERS

LAMAR

RE-2

51.5

134.1

29,453

12

17

44.0

115.0

27,847

12

16

SETTING: OUTLYING TOWN

ADAMS

BENNETT

29J

31.1

60.2

24,663

510

22.2

53.2

23,098

59

ARCHULETA

ARCHULETA COUNTY

50

50.0

75.8

29,181

812

45.6

65.8

27,889

811

BACA

SPRINGFIELD

RE-

53.3

29.8

24,718

11

13

48.1

26.8

23,198

10

12

BENT

LAS ANIMAS

RE-1

36.1

60.1

25,648

11

15

27.8

53.1

24,330

12

14

CHAFFEE

BUENA VISTA

R-31

39.1

69.0

27,524

12

15

29.3

58.0

26,081

12

15

SALIDA

R-32

53.3

88.4

29,228

11

15

45.5

75.4

27,944

11

15

CHEYENNE

CHEYENNE COUNTY

RE-5

22.6

31.0

23,503

410

16.0

25.0

22,404

58

CLEAR CREEK

CLEAR CREEK

RE-1

60.2

93.7

32,732

10

14

52.6

75.4

31,425

10

14

CONEJOS

SOUTH CONEJOS

RE-10

47.2

36.0

24,541

14

17

43.8

32.0

23,574

15

17

CROWLEY

CROWLEY COUNTY

RE-1-J

21.4

40.7

24,089

811

13.5

36.2

22,834

810

ELBERT

ELIZABETH

C-1

28.2

108.1

28,479

510

20.4

91.1

26,804

59

FREMONT

FLORENCE

RE-2

45.9

107.5

29,586

12

15

39.8

96.5

28,371

11

14

GARFIELD

ROARING FORK

RE-1

33.6

261.2

33,850

913

25.2

222.2

32,558

912

GARFIELD

RE-2

34.4

156.0

30,217

710

26.3

136.0

28,334

79

GRAND

WEST GRAND

1-JT.

40.0

43.2

29,108

11

15

30.8

37.2

28,035

11

14

GUNNISON

GUNNISON WATERSHED

RE1J

51.3

113.0

29,399

913

43.0

94.0

27,533

912

HUERFANO

HUERFANO

RE-1

43.1

57.8

25,149

11

14

36.5

51.8

24,166

12

14

KIT CARSON

BURLINGTON

RE-6J

29.0

68.5

26,667

11

13

18.3

59.5

24,765

10

12

LAKE

LAKE COUNTY

R-1

41.8

76.8

31,090

14

17

35.8

65.7

29,674

15

17

LARIMER

PARK (ESTES PARK)

R-3

47.2

85.4

33,692

813

38.4

71.1

31,763

812

LINCOLN

LIMON

RE-4J

19.4

35.0

25,235

811

12.5

31.0

23,348

911

MORGAN

BRUSH

RE-2(J)

36.9

102.5

27,318

813

30.0

89.5

25,658

811

OTERO

ROCKY FORD

R-2

45.1

90.7

27,292

11

15

39.5

81.0

26,091

11

14

FOWLER

R-4J

41.0

36.6

26,209

11

14

35.3

32.1

24,059

10

12

PHILLIPS

HOLYOKE

RE-1J

25.0

44.0

26,104

10

15

17.9

39.0

24,877

11

14

PROWERS

HOLLY

RE-3

44.4

26.0

25,394

14

17

44.0

24.0

25,158

14

16

RIO BLANCO

MEEKER

RE1

39.2

49.5

30,061

914

31.1

43.5

28,446

812

RANGELY

RE-4

41.5

52.5

35,380

713

29.5

43.5

32,706

611

RIO GRANDE

DEL NORTE

C-7

48.3

56.4

29,433

911

44.0

48.4

27,827

911

MONTE VISTA

C-8

57.4

99.8

30,340

10

13

53.5

85.5

29,134

10

12

ROUTT

HAYDEN

RE-1

37.8

44.6

28,410

510

31.6

38.0

26,376

59

SAGUACHE

CENTER

26 JT.

26.4

53.0

25,935

710

22.9

48.0

24,594

79

SEDGWICK

JULESBURG

RE-1

29.0

30.6

25,947

11

15

18.5

26.6

24,277

11

13

TELLER

WOODLAND PARK

RE-2

64.1

149.5

32,449

914

co 1

131.0

31,252

914

WASHINGTON

AKRON

R-1

13.9

36.0

24,937

911

332.0

23,693

810

WELD

GILCREST

RE-1

45.8

116.0

30,889

10

14

34.7

97.0

28,729

10

14


5253

19

TABLE

8:


FALL 1992




NAME OF DISTRICT

SETTING:

OUTLYING TOWN


% WITH MASTER'S

AVERAGE

AVERAGE EXPERIENCE

OR HIGHER

F.T.E.

SALARY

IN DISTRICT

TOTAL

% WITH MASTER'S

OR HIGHER

CLASSROOM TEACHERS

AVERAGE

AVERAGE EXPERIENCE

F.T.E.

SALARY

IN DISTRICT

TOTAL

WELD

EATON

RE-2

39.5

83.4

29,326

12

14

27.8

69.9

27,248

11

13

WINDSOR

RE-4

60.3

133.8

30,599

10

14

54.0

111.0

29,018

10

14

JOHNSTOWN-MILLIKEN

RE-5J

46.1

75.5

29,592

912

37.5

63.5

27,501

912

PLATTE VALLEY

RE-7

37.7

59.5

28,411

11

15

28.3

52.0

27,010

12

14

FORT LUPTON

RE-8

44.5

143.3

29,063

812

35.3

116.8

27,287

811

AULT-HIGHLAND

RE-9

25.5

55.0

28,365

914

13.0

46.0

26,460

913

YUMA

WEST YUMA COUNTY

RJ-1

21.7

87.3

26,756

12

15

16.9

79.1

25,669

11

14

EAST YUMA COUNTY

RJ-2

38.8

83.4

26,350

913

32.4

72.4

25,185

912

SETTING: RURAL

ADAMS

STRASBURG

31J

35.7

28.0

28,355

813

28.0

25.0

27,134

913

ALAMOSA

SANGRE DE CRISTO

RE-22J

32.0

24.5

27,042

10

14

27.3

21.5

25,580

813

ARAPAHOE

DEER TRAIL

26J

28.6

21.0

27,075

916

21.1

19.0

26,076

915

BYERS

32J

46.4

28.0

27,657

10

13

40.0

25.0

25,921

10

12

BACA

WALSH

RE-1

23.1

25.0

26,596

10

13

13.6

21.0

24,772

912

BENT

MC CLAVE

RE-2

30.4

22.8

25,154

49

23.8

20.8

24,044

58

CONEJOS

NORTH CONEJOS

RE-1J

44.0

84.0

30,498

12

14

38.4

73.0

29,355

12

14

SANFORD

6J

25.0

22.7

30,021

79

15.0

19.0

27,656

78

COSTILLA

CENTENNIAL

R-1

61.3

30.5

30,056

13

16

57.1

27.5

28,630

14

16

SIERRA GRANDE

R-30

54.2

24.0

28,214

710

47.6

21.0

26,477

79

CUSTER

CONSOLIDATED

C-1

30.0

30.0

27,228

10

14

20.0

25.0

25,669

10

14

DOLORES

DOLORES COUNTY

RE NO.2

44.4

26.5

24,592

812

37.5

23.5

22,972

811

ELBERT

KIOWA

C-2

33.3

21.0

25,910

711

23.5

17.0

24,226

710

BIG SANDY

100J

18.5

26.8

26,219

913

4.5

21.8

24,179

912

ELBERT

200

29.4

17.0

23,691

510

20.0

15.0

21,337

59

EL PASO

CALHAN

RJ-1

40.7

26.5

27,249

714

27.3

21.5

24,553

813

ELLICOTT

22

26.2

39.0

26,862

914

18.9

34.9

24,873

913

PEYTON

23 JT

25.9

27.0

25,091

610

17.4

23.0

23,239

610

MIAMI/YODER

60 JT

31.6

19.0

25,876

610

20.0

15.0

24,020

79

FREMONT

COTOPAXI

RE-3

47.8

22.7

25,518

913

40.0

19.7

23,988

913

GARFIELD

GARFIELD

16

37.8

37.0

27,687

913

29.0

31.0

26,267

811

GILPIN

GILPIN COUNTY

RE-1

42.9

32.9

26,114

510

37.9

28.3

24,681

610

HUERFANO

LA VETA

RE-2

62.5

23.5

24,216

713

55.0

19.5

22,800

612

JACKSON

NORTH PARK

R-1

34.5

28.9

29,438

813

24.0

24.9

27,345

812

KIOWA

EADS

RE-1

33.3

25.7

25,858

11

14

21.7

21.7

24,178

11

13

KIT CARSON

ARRIBA-FLAGLER

C-20

68.0

24.6

26,989

813

61.9

20.6

25,620

912

STRATTON

R-4

33.3

26.0

25,271

610

21.7

22.0

23,704

68

LA PLATA

BAYFIELD

10 JT-R

37.5

60.5

31,901

712

30.9

52.3

36,983

812

IGNACIO

11 JT

53.8

78.0

30,205

914

47.0

66.0

28,551

913

LAS ANIMAS

PRIMERO REORGANIZED

233.3

18.0

24,225

912

29.4

17.0

23,297

911

HOEHNE REORGANIZED

338.5

24.3

25,964

710

31.8

20.3

24,883

79

AGUILAR REORGANIZED

619.0

21.0

24,175

10

14

15.8

19.0

23,218

10

12

LINCOLN

GENOA-HUGO

C113

25.9

25.6

24,391

410

20.8

22.6

23,059

39


20

TABLE

8:


FALL 1992




NAME OF DISTRICT

SETTING:

RURAL


% WITH MASTER'S

AVERAGE

AVERAGE EXPERIENCE

OR HIGHER

F.T.E.

SALARY

IN DISTRICT

TOTAL

% WITH MASTER'S

OR HIGHER

CLASSROOM TEACHERS

AVERAGE

AVERAGE EXPERIENCE

F.T.E.

SALARY

IN DISTRICT

TOTAL

LOGAN

FRENCHMAN

RE-3

31.8

21.4

25,050

914

21.1

18.7

23,270

10

13

BUFFALO

RE-4

22.7

19.7

27,408

10

15

11.8

15.5

24,886

11

14

MESA

PLATEAU VALLEY

50

39.5

36.5

28,508

913

28.1

30.5

26,804

10

12

MONTEZUMA

DOLORES

RE-4A

36.4

41.5

26,290

611

28.2

36.5

24,499

510

MANCOS

RE-6

31.7

40.5

25,413

712

25.0

36.0

23,992

711

MONTROSE

WEST END

RE-2

37.8

34.8

26,751

812

31.3

30.2

25,373

811

MORGAN

WIGGINS

RE-50(J)

24.4

41.0

26,455

10

13

17.6

34.0

25,213

10

13

OTERO

MANZANOLA

3J

19.0

21.0

25,866

814

11.1

18.0

24,343

912

CHERAW

31

29.2

24.0

23,301

510

19.0

21.0

22,041

68

SWINK

33

22.6

28.9

24,708

812

14.8

25.5

23,352

711

OURAY

OURAY

R-1

41.7

21.8

27,536

713

38.1

18.8

25,845

712

RIDGWAY

R-2

34.6

24.7

26,603

715

27.3

21.1

24,880

713

PARK

PLATTE CANYON

136.0

88.4

31,136

712

27.8

72.0

29,474

710

PARK COUNTY

RE-2

33.3

40.0

27,059

510

20.0

33.0

25,342

48

PHILLIPS

HAXTUN

RE-2J

43.3

29.0

25,152

913

34.6

25.0

23,568

912

PROWERS

GRANADA

RE-1

23.1

25.0

21,466

711

13.6

21.0

20,357

610

WILEY

RE-13 JT

32.0

24.0

26,116

914

27.3

21.0

25,051

10

14

RIO GRANDE

SARGENT

RE-33J

38.5

37.2

28,491

813

29.4

32.2

26,966

812

ROUTT

SOUTH ROUTT

RE 3

52.8

34.9

30,746

12

15

46.9

31.5

28,652

11

14

SAGUACHE

MOUNTAIN VALLEY

RE 1

41.7

23.6

25,078

59

33.3

21.0

23,926

58

SAN MIGUEL

NORWOOD

R-2J

21.4

28.0

24,841

814

16.7

24.0

23,707

813

SEDGWICK

PLATTE VALLEY

RE-3

28.0

24.0

24,099

813

15.0

19.0

22,281

911

TELLER

CRIPPLE CREEK-VICTOR RE-1

42.9

27.5

30,610

511

30.4

22.5

28,751

59

WASHINGTON

OTIS

R-3

31.8

22.0

24,738

810

22.2

18.0

22,847

911

WELD

KEENESBURG

RE-3(J)

33.

74.0

29,383

10

13

26.9

67.0

27,933

10

12

SETTING: RECREATIONAL

EAGLE

EAGLE COUNTY

RE 50

45.1

221.0

34,149

711

37.0

180.8

32,296

710

GRAND

EAST GRAND

259.8

83.3

32,989

914

53.4

69.3

31,155

913

LA PLATA

DURANGO

9-R

48.0

297.4

32,994

812

42.4

254.4

31,627

812

PITKIN

ASPEN

152.7

85.5

39,289

914

48.8

77.3

38,709

10

14

ROUTT

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS

RE-2

57.3

127.2

36,473

10

14

52.6

112.2

35,077

10

13

SAN MIGUEL

TELLURIDE

R-1

50.0

34.4

33,813

512

44.8

27.4

31,885

511

SUMMIT

SUMMIT

RE-1

49.4

145.8

37,944

813

43.0

120.4

36,579

813

SETTING: SMALL ATTENDANCE

BACA

PRITCHETT

RE-3

18.2

10.7

22,380

57

10.0

9.7

20,440

46

VILAS

RE-5

8.3

12.0

21,542

57

0.0

11.0

19,636

56

CAMPO

RE-6

8.3

12.0

19,975

79

0.0

11.0

18,427

58

CHEYENNE

KIT CARSON

R-1

19.0

20.2

26,990

912

10.5

18.2

25,753

10

11

ELBERT

AGATE

300

16.7

11.2

22,504

37

9.1

10.2

20,671

36

EL PASO

HANOVER

28

25.0

8.0

25,010

38

14.3

7.0

22,667

36

EDISON

54 JT

40.0

5.0

26,320

713

25.0

4.0

25,400

815

AVERAGE SALARIES FOR CLASSROOM TEACHERS AND TOTAL CERTIFICATED

PERSONNEL

5657

21

TABLE

8:






CLASSROOM TEACHERS AVERAGE EXPERIENCE

IN DISTRICT

TOTAL

SETTING:

SMALL

NAME OF DISTRICT

% WITH MASTER'S

OR HIGHER

F.T.E.

ATTENDANCE

AVERAGE

SALARY

AVERAGE EXPERIENCE

IN DISTRICT

TOTAL

% WITH MASTER'S

AVERAGE

OR HIGHER

F.T.E.

SALARY

HINSDALE

HINSDALE COUNTY

RE.

116.7

5.5

25,569

411

0.0

4.5

22,362

KIOWA

PLAINVIEW

RE-2

29.4

16.9

26,095

811

20.0

14.9

25,396

KIT CARSON

HI-PLAINS

R-23

36.8

18.2

25,115

12

14

29.4

16.2

23,447

BETHUNE

R-5

26.7

14.1

24,751

79

23.1

12.1

23,362

LAS ANIMAS

BRANSON REORGANIZED 82

50.0

9.2

22,175

610

44.4

8.2

20,855

KIM REORGANIZED

88

23.1

11.8

21,718

814

18.2

9.8

20,289

LINCOLN

KARVAL

RE-23

33.3

11.3

23,548

912

27.3

10.3

22,339

LOGAN

PLATEAU

RE-5

15.8

19.0

24,979

711

11.1

18.0

24,312

MESA

DE BEQUE

49JT

41.2

16.5

24,167

712

28.6

14.0

22,929

MINERAL

CREEDE CONSOLIDATED 1

53.3

14.0

31,903

14

16

50.0

11.0

29,221

MORGAN

WELDON VALLEY

RE-20(J)

22.2

18.0

23,770

58

13.3

15.0

22,587

SAGUACHE

MOFFAT

221.1

18.8

20,309

48

17.6

16.8

19,195

SAN JUAN

SILVERTON

175.0

11.5

32,207

10

13

77.8

9.0

30,193

WASHINGTON

ARICKAREE

R-2

10.5

19.0

21,627

49

6.3

16.0

20,690

LONE STAR

101

33.3

10.6

26,466

914

27.3

9.6

23,719

WOODLIN

R-104

38.9

18.0

26,125

710

26.7

15.0

24,237

WELD

BRIGGSDALE

RE-10

46.2

12.7

24,094

812

41.7

11.7

22,060

PRAIRIE

RE-11

22.2

18.0

27,633

915

12.5

16.0

26,648

PAWNEE

RE-12

11.8

16.1

24,209

613

6.3

15.1

22,964

SETTING: COLORADO BOCS

COLORADO BOCS

ARKANSAS VALLEY BOCS

61.5

12.0

26,211

37

25.0

3.8

20,826

EAST CENTRAL BOCES

76.5

15.6

28,002

49

100.0

2.0

22,663

MOUNTAIN BOCES

60.0

32.6

29,023

49

41.2

15.5

25,837

NORTHERN COLO BOCES

75.0

3.3

43,332

819

0.0

.0

0

NORTHEAST BOCES

57.1

18.1

25,436

59

20.0

4.6

21,759

PIKES PEAK BOCES

64.1

35.5

32,223

410

46.2

12.4

26,287

SAN JUAN BOCS

93.8

14.8

31,471

613

0.0

.0

0

SAN LUIS VALLEY BOCS

48.4

30.4

28,557

712

23.1

12.9

24,966

SOUTH CENTRAL BOCES

55.6

17.2

29,506

611

0.0

2.6

22,058

S PLATTE VALLEY BOCES

9..9

13.5

32,924

59

100.0

1.0

25,500

SOUTHEASTERN BOCES

81.3

30.8

27,954

10

16

73.7

18.2

27,002

SOUTHWEST BOCS

84.6

12.0

32,031

61?

50.0

2.0

23,402

WELD BOCES

67.2

117.3

28,249

61

61.1

90.2

27,446

NORTHWEST COLO BOCES

72.7

17.5

30,565

68

75.0

3.9

26,649

RIO BLANCO BOCES

90.0

10.0

31,422

39

85.7

7.0

30,317

STATE TOTALS:

54.7

39,609.6

35,170

11

14

48.4

33,418.9

33,541

FALL 1992

47

811

12

13

68

67

814

10

11

710

911

12

15

68

46

812

58

913

710

910

10

16

612

47

55

26

00

58

57

00

510

39

17

915

212

710

48

310

10

13

AVERAGE SALARIES FOR CLASSROOM TEACHERS ANDTOTAL CERTIFIC^;ED PERSONNEL

5cs

5)

22

TABLE 9: SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

ADAMS


FALL 1992

PUPIL MEMBERSHIP AND CLASSROOM TEACHER DATA

SELECTED

ALL CLASSROOM TEACHERS

CLASSROOM TEACHERS

AVERAGE

TEACHER

PUPIL/

PUPIL/

PUPIL

F.T.E.

TEACHER

TURNOVER

TEACHER

F.T.E.

TEACHER

COURT

TEACHERS

SALARY

RATE

RATIO

TEACHERS

RATIO

MAPLETON '

NORTHGLENN-THORNTON

ADAMS COUNTY

BRIGHTON

BENNETT

STRASBURG

WESTMINSTER

COUNTY:

ALAMOSA

ALAMOSA

SANGRE DE CRISTO

COUNTY:

ARAPAHOE

ENGLEWOOD

SHERIDAN

CHERRY CREEK

LITTLETON

DEER TRAIL

ADAMS-ARAPAHOE

BYERS

COUNTY:

ARCHULETA

ARCHULETA COUNTY

COUNTY:

BACA

WALSH

PRITCHETT

SPRINGFIELD

VILAS

CAMPO

1 12

14

27J

29J

31J

50

RE-11J

RE-22J

1 2 5 6 26J

28J

32J

50 JT

RE-1

RE-3

RE-4

RE-5

RE-6

4,941

22,163

6,112

4,194

899

443

11,063

2,500

282

4,476

1,824

31,962

15,901

180

27,307

387

1,248

279

100

351

80

82

226.8

1,165.7

311.0

217.4

53.2

25.0

613.4

141.0

21.5

219.2

89.9

1,783.0

808.3

19.0

1,471.3

25.0

65.8

21.0

9.7

26.8

11.0

11.0

34,625

35,064

34,416

35,882

23,098

27,134

33,984

29,938

25,580

35,582

33,230

38,608

36,759

26,076

36,085

25,921

27,889

24,772

20,440

23,198

19,636

18,427

20.0

10.0

16.0

6.0

18.9

19.2

11.4

6.4

14.3

14.9

10.2

8.6

14.0

10.5

10.2

22.2

10.0

8.7

36.4

3.8

18.2

18.2

21.8

19.0

19.7

19.3

16.9

17.7

18.0

17.7

13.1

20.4

20.3

17.9

19.7

9.5

18.6

15.5

19.0

13.3

10.3

13.1

7.3

7.5

167.8

881.8

217.5

158.2

41.7

21.0

448.2

107.5

17.0

170.8

59.4

1,327.5

638.7

16.0

1,092.2

20.0

54.0

18.5

9.0

20.9

10.0

10.0

29.4

25.1

28.1

26.5

21.6

21.1

24.7

23.3

16.6

26.2

30.7

24.1

24.9

11.3

25.0

19.4

23.1

15.1

11.1

16.8

8.0

8.2


60C

i23


COUNTY:

BENT


FALL 1992


SELECTED


CLASSROOM TEACHERS

AVERAGE

TEACHER

PUPIL/

PUPIL/

PUPIL

F.T.E.

TEACHER

TURNOVER

TEACHER

F.T.E.

TEACHER

COUNT

TEACHERS

SALARY

RATE

RATIO

TEACHERS

RATIO

LAS ANIMAS

RE-1

769

53.1

24,330

5.8

14.5

40.1

19.2

MC CLAVE

RE-2

207

20.8

24,044

22.2

10.0

16.8

12.3

COUNTY:

BOULDER

ST. VRAIN VALLEY

RE 1J

16,099

819.0

35,737

7.2

19.7

614.1

26.2

BOULDER VALLEY

RE 2

23,587

1,338.1

35,519

9.8

17.6

972.9

24.2

COUNTY:

CHAFFEE

BUENA VISTA

R-31

871

58.0

26,081

11.5

15.0

46.0

18.9

SALIDA

R-32

1,329

75.4

27,944

7.9

17.6

60.4

22.0

COUNTY:

CHEYENNE

KIT CARSON

R-I

126

18.2

25,753

5.6

6.9

14.2

8.9

CHEYENNE COUNTY

RE-5

387

25.0

22,404

33.3

15.5

19.0

20.4

COUNTY:

CLEAR CREEK

CLEAR CREEK

RE-1

1,400

75.4

31,425

18.1

18.6

56.5

24.8

COUNTY:

CONEJOS

NORTH CONEJOS

RE-1J

1,200

73.0

29,355

14.9

16.4

57.0

21.1

SANFORD

6J

307

9.0

27,656

15.0

16.2

14.0

21.9

SOUTH CONEJOS

RE-10

430

32.0

23,574

12.9

13.4

23.0

18.7

COUNTY:

COSTILLA

CENTENNIAL

R-1

369

27.5

28,630

6.9

13.4

18.0

20.5

SIERRA GRANDE

R-30

303

21.0

26,477

.0

14.4

15.0

20.2

COUNTY:

CROWLEY

CROWLEY COUNTY

RE-1-J

591

36.2

22,834

18.9

16.3

30.2

19.6

6 3


24


COUNTY:

CUSTER


FALL 1992


SELECTED


CLASSROOM TEACHERS

AVERAGE

TEACHER

PUPIL/

PUPIL/

PUPIL

F.T.E.

TEACHER

TURNOVER

TEACHER

F.T.E.

TEACHER

COUNT

TEACHERS

SALARY

RATE

RATIO

TEACHERS

RATIO

CONSOLIDATED

C-1

346

25.0

25,669

7.7

13.8

18.0

19.2

COUNTY:

DELTA

DELTA COUNTY

50(J)

4,271

230.9

28,125

12.2

18.5

175.8

24.3

COUNTY:

DENVER

DENVER COUNTY

162,935

3,615.7

34,294

18.6

17.4

2,719.0

23.1

COUNTY:

DOLORES

DOLORES COUNTY

RE NO.2

330

23.5

22,972

29.2

14.0

18.5

17.8

COUNTY:

DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS COUNTY

RE 1

16,373

873.0

31,301

12.3

18.8

690.7

23.7

COUNlY:

EAGLE

EAGLE COUNTY

RE 50

3,094

180.8

32,296

10.2

17.1

141.5

21.9

COUNTY:

ELBERT

ELIZABETH

C-1

1,530

91.1

26,804

14.0

16.8

70.1

21.8

KIOWA

C-2

222

17.0

24,226

29.4

13.1

15.0

14.8

BIG SANDY

100J

305

21.8

24,179

13.0

14.0

17.8

17.1

ELBERT

200

165

15.0

21,337

13.3

11.0

12.0

13.8

AGATE

300

67

10.2

20,671

.0

6.6

8.6

7.8

COUNTY:

EL PASO

CALHAN

RJ-1

376

21.5

24,553

17.4

17.5

17.5

21.5

HARRISON

210,497

599.9

30,897

10.8

17.5

441.6

23.8

W1DEFIELD

37,716

403.7

30,533

9.9

19.1

304.8

25.3

FOUNTAIN

84,044

233.5

31,591

3.5

17.3

158.0

25.6

COLORADO SPRINGS

11

32,024

1,534.2

35,511

10.0

20.9

1,127.6

28.4

CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN

12

2,699

134.8

33,714

8.8

20.0

113.8

23.7

MANITOU SPRINGS

14

1,309

65.6

29,958

7.7

20.0

57.6

22.7

ACADEMY

20

12,318

648.8

31,251

9.6

19.0

507.0

24.3

ELLICOTT

22

530

34.9

24,873

8.6

15.2

29.4

18.0

PEYTON

23 JT

348

23.0

23,239

4.5

15.1

18.0

19.3

HANOVER

28

84

7.0

22,667

16.7

12.0

7.0

12.0


65

25





AVERAGE

TEACHER

PUPIL

F.T.E.

TEACHER

TURNOVER

COUNT

TEACHERS

SALARY

RATE

PUPIL/

TEACHER

RATIO

FALL 1992

SELECTED

CLASSROOM TEACHERS

PUPIL/

F.T.E.

TEACHER

TEACHERS

RATIO

LEWIS-PALMER

38

2,820

129.5

30,879

9.6

21.8

111.0

25.4

FALCON

49

2,682

141.8

28,844

10.5

18.9

100.2

26.8

EDISON

54 JT

33

4.0

25,400

.0

8.3

4.0

8.3

MIAMI/YODER

60 JT

207

15.0

24,020

.0

13.8

12.0

17.3

COUNTY:

FREMONT

CANON CITY

RE-1

3,663

194.3

33,530

6.1

18.9

141.6

25.9

FLORENCE

RE-2

1,757

96.5

28,371

10.7

18.2

73.5

23.9

COTOPAXI

RE-3

257

19.7

23,988

5.0

13.0

15.7

16.4

COUNTY:

GARFIELD

ROARING FORK

RE-1

4,013

222.2

32,558

8.7

18.1

176.6

22.7

GARFIELD

RE-2

2,687

136.0

28,334

8.3

19.8

104.0

25.8

GARFIELD

16

480

31.0

26,267

6.9

15.5

25.0

19.2

COUNTY:

GILPIN

GILPIN COUNTY

RE-1

349

28.3

24,681

19.4

12.3

19.7

17.7

COUNTY:

GRAND

WEST GRAND

1-JT.

500

37.2

28,035

5.1

13.4

29.5

16.9

EAST GRAND

21,065

69.3

31,155

6.8

15.4

49.4

21.6

COUNTY:

GUNNISON

GUNNISON WATERSHED

RE1J

1,552

94.0

27,533

14.3

16.5

70.2

22.1

COUNTY:

HINSDALE

HINSDALE COUNTY

RE.

131

4.5

22,362

.0

6.9

3.5

8.9

COUNTY:

HUERFANO

HUERFANO

RE-1

803

51.8

24,166

15.4

15.5

38.0

21.1

LA VETA

RE-2

265

19.5

22,800

20.0

13.6

15.0

17.7


4

TABLE 9:

COLORADO DEPARTMENT 0; EDUCATION

FALL 1992


SELECTED


CLASSROOM TEACHERS

AVERAGE

TEACHER

PUPIL/

PUPIL/

PUPIL

F.T.E.

TEACHER

TURNOVER

TEACHER

F.T.E.

TEACHER

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNT

TEACHERS

SALARY

RATE

RATIO

TEACHERS

RATIO

COUNTY:

JACKSON

NORTH PARK

R-1

336

24.9

27,345

8.0

13.5

20.9

16.1

COUNTY:

JEFFERSON

JEFFERSON COUNTY

R-1

81,311

3,841.2

39,126

8.0

21.2

2,950.4

27.6

COUNTY:

KIOWA

EADS

RE-1

309

21.7

24,178

8.0

14.2

14.7

21.0

PLAINVIEW

RE-2

101

14.9

25,396

20.0

6.8

12.0

8.4

COUNTY:

KIT CARSON

ARRIRA-FLAGLER

C-20

250

20.6

25,620

9.5

12.1

15.6

16.0

HI-PLAINS

R-23

126

16.2

23,447

.0

7.8

12.0

10.5

STRATTON

R-4

278

22.0

23,704

16.0

12.6

17.5

15.9

BETHUNE

R-5

99

12.1

23,362

15.4

8.2

11.1

8.9

BURLINGTON

RE-6J

873

59.5

24,765

10.0

14.7

43.5

20.1

COUNTY:

LAKE

LAKE COUNTY

R-1

1,118

65.7

29,674

16.7

17.0

51.2

21.8

COUNTY:

LA PLATA

DURANGO

9-R

4,335

254.4

31,627

8.0

17.0

192.7

22.5

BAYFIELD

10 JT-R

883

52.3

30,983

5.6

16.9

43.0

20.5

IGNACIO

11 JT

1,004

66.0

28,961

7.6

15.2

53.0

18.9

COUNTY:

LARIMER

POUDRE

R-1

19,988

1,041.1

35,567

8.6

19.2

790.1

25.3

THOMPSON

R-2J

12,559

625.9

33,154

11.9

20.1

481.7

26.1

PARK (ESTES PARK)

R-3

1,238

71.1

31,763

12.7

17.4

54.8

22.6


6 2

27


COUNTY:

LAS ANIMAS


FALL 1992


SELECTED


CLASSROOM TEACHERS

AVERAGE

TEACHER

PUPIL/

PUPIL/

PUPIL

F.T.E.

TEACHER

TURNOVER

TEACHER

F.T.E.

TEACHER

COUNT

TEACHERS

SALARY

RATE

RATIO

TEACHERS

RATIO

TRINIDAD

11,578

97.0

28,471

5.2

16.3

74.0

21.3

PRIMERO REORGANIZED 2

168

17.0

23,297

23.5

9.9

15.0

11.2

HOEHNE REORGANIZED

3319

20.3

24,883

28.6

15.7

15.5

20.6

AGUILAR REORGANIZED 6

151

19.0

23,218

15.8

7.9

13.0

11.6


41

8.2

20,855

22.2

5.0

8.0

5.1

KIM REORGANIZED

88

77

9.8

20,289

18.2

7.9

9.1

8.5

COUNTY:

LINCOLN

GENOA-HUGO

C113

257

22.6

23,059

24.0

11.4

17.6

14.6

LIMON

RE-4J

535

31.0

23,348

16.1

17.3

27.0

19.8

KARVAL

RE-23

91

10.3

22,339

.0

8.8

8.0

11.4

COUNTY:

LOGAN

VALLEY

RE-1

2,734

168.0

29,727

10.9

16.3

118.3

23.1

FRENCHMAN

RE-3

176

18.7

23,270

5.3

9.4

15.'j

11.7

BUFFALO

RE-4

256

15.5

24,886

20.0

16.5

11.4

22.5

PLATEAU

RE-5

152

18.0

24,312

.0

8.4

16.0

9.5

COUNTY:

MESA

DE BEQUE

49JT

122

14.0

22,929

7.7

8.7

17_0

10.2

PLATEAU VALLEY

50

549

30.5

26,804

3.0

18.0

23.5

23.1

MESA COUNTY VALLEY

51

17,888

974.9

32,252

6.4

18.3

735.5

24.3

COUNTY:

MINERAL


94

11.0

29,221

9.1

8.5

7.5

9.9

COUNTY:

MOFFAT

MOFFAT COUNTY

RE:NO 1

2,762

145.0

33,294

9.3

19.0

110.1

25.1

COUNTY:

MONTEZUMA

MONTEZUMA-CORTEZ

RE-1

3,271

191.2

28,262

10.1

17.1

140.5

23.3

DOLORES

RE-4A

629

36.5

24,499

17.9

17.2

27.2

23.1

MANCOS

RE-6

534

36.0

23,992

14.3

14.8

26.0

20.5


28

TABLE 9:


FALL 1992


SELECTED


CLASSROOM TEACHERS

AVERAGE

TEACHER

PUPIL/

PUPIL/

PUPIL

F.T.E.

TEACHER

TURNOVER

TEACHER

F.T.E.

TEACHER

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNT

TEACHERS

SALARY

RATE

RATIO

TEACHERS

RATIO

COUNTY:

MONTROSE

MONTROSE COUNTY

RE-1J

4,731

256.6

28,419

8.9

18.4

181.8

26.0

WEST END

RE-2

500

30.2

25,373

14.8

16.6

24.2

20.7

COUNTY:

MORGAN

BRUSH

RE-2(J)

1,418

89.5

25,658

11.4

15.8

65.0

21.8

FORT MORGAN

RE-3

2,905

170.3

27,028

4.1

17.1

123.0

23.6

WELDON VALLEY

RE-20(J)

125

15.0

22,587

13.3

8.3

13.0

9.6

WIGGINS

RE-50(J)

503

34.0

25,213

.0

14.8

25.0

20.1

COUNTY:

OTERO

EAST OTERO

R-1

1,897

123.5

'

26,897

13.3

15.4

82.6

23.0

ROCKY FORD

R-2

1,212

81.0

26,091

16.7

15.0

56.0

21.6

MANZANOLA

3J

256

18.0

24,343

5.9

14.2

15.0

17.1

FOWLER

R-4J

463

32.1

24,059

9.1

14.4

25.2

18.4

CHERAW

31

195

21.0

22,041

27.3

9.3

16.0

12.2

SWINK

33

333

25.5

23,352

18.5

13.1

17.2

19.4

COUNTY:

OURAY

OURAY

R-1

194

18.8

25,845

19.0

10.3

13.2

14.7

RIDGWAY

R-2

231

21.1

24,880

18.2

10.9

16.1

14.3

COUNTY:

PARK

PLATTE CANYON

11,260

72.0

29,474

10.6

17.5

56.0

22.5

PARK COUNTY

RE-2

437

33.0

25,342

11.4

13.2

25.8

16.9

COUNTY:

PHILLIPS

HOLYOKE

RE-1J

611

39.0

24,877

7.3

15.7

28.0

21.8

HAXTUN

RE-2J

304

25.0

23,568

15.4

12.2

18.5

16.4

COUNTY:

PITKIN

ASPEN

11,125

77.3

38,709

11.9

14.6

60.4

18.6


73

29


COUNTY:

PROWERS


FALL 1992


SELECTED


CLASSROOM TEACHERS

AVERAGE

TEACHER

PUPIL/

PUPIL/

PUPIL

F.T.E.

TEACHER

TURNOVER

TEACHER

F.T E.

TEACHER

COUNT

TEACHERS

SALARY

RATE

RATIO

TEACHERS

RATIO

GRANADA

RE-1

274

21.0

20,357

9.1

13.0

17.0

16.1

LAMAR

RE-2

2,064

115.0

27,847

10.3

17.9

94.0

22.0

HOLLY

RE-3

359

24.0

25,158

22.6

15.0

19.5

18.4

WILEY

RE-13 JT

323

21.0

25,051

4.5

15.4

16.0

20.2

COUNTY:

PUEBLO

PUEBLO CITY

60

18,297

952.5

34,620

6.7

19.2

655.5

27.9


4,406

227.4

30,608

7.1

19.4

179.9

24.5

COUNTY:

RIO BLANCO

MEEKER

RE1

776

43.5

28,446

7.0

17.8

36.5

21.3

RANGELY

RE-4

794

43.5

32,706

16.3

18.3

37.5

21.2

COUNTY:

RIO GRANDE

DEL NORTE

C-7

727

48.4

27,827

17.0

15.0

36.4

20.0

MONTE VISTA

C-8

1,388

85.5

29,134

10.5

16.2

62.5

22.2

SARGENT

RE-33J

447

32.2

26,966

14.7

13.9

25.2

17.7

COUNTY:

ROUTT

HAYDEN

RE-1

491

38.0

26,376

20.0

12.9

29.0

16.9

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS

RE-2

1,760

112.2

35,077

5.2

15.7

83.1

21.2

SOUTH ROUTT

RE 3

383

31.5

28,652

12.5

12.2

23 0

16.7

COUNTY:

SAGUACHE

MOUNTAIN VALLEY

RE

1199

21.0

23,926

9.5

9.5

16.0

12.4

MOFFAT

2119

16.8

19,195

18.8

7.1

13.0

9.2

CENTER

26 JT.

662

48.0

24,594

12.5

13.8

36.0

18.4

COUNTY:

SAN JUAN

SILVERTON

1124

9.0

30,193

18.2

13.8

7.0

17.7


30


COUNTY:

SAN MIGUEL


FALL 1992


SELECTED


CLASSROOM TEACHERS

AVERAGE

TEACHER

PUPIL/

PUPIL/

PUPIL

F.T.E.

TEACHER

TURNOVER

TEACHER

F.T.E.

TEACHER

COUNT

TEACHERS

SALARY

RATE

RATIO

TEACHERS

RATIO

TELLURIDE

R-1

404

27.4

31,885

9.7

14.7

21.6

18.7

NORWOOD

R-2J

303

24.0

23,707

16.7

12.6

20.0

15.2

COUNTY:

SEDGWICK

JULESBURG

RE-1

341

26.6

24,277

7.1

12.8

20.0

17.1

PLATTE VALLEY

RE-3

165

19.0

22,281

10.0

8.7

15.0

11.0

COUNTY:

SUMMIT

SUMMIT

RE-1

1,891

120.4

36,579

5.0

15.7

81.0

23.3

COUNTY:

TELLER


443

22.5

28,751

10.0

19.7

16.5

26.3

WOODLAND PARK

RE-2

2,532

131.0

31,252

6.0

19.3

99.8

25.4

COUNTY:

WASHINGTON

AKRON

R-1

485

32.0

23,693

15.6

15.2

27.0

18.0

ARICKAREE

R-2

138

16.0

20,690

6.7

8.6

14.0

9.9

OTIS

R-3

188

18.0

22,847

15.8

10.4

15.0

12.5

LONE STAR

101

66

9.6

23,719

10.0

6.9

8.1

8.1

WOODLIN

R-104

122

15.0

24,237

20.0

8.1

11.0

11.1

COUNTY:

WELD

GILCREST

RE-1

1,752

97.0

28,729

11.8

18.1

80.5

21.8

EATON

RE-2

1,213

69.9

27,248

7.1

17.4

53.5

22.7

KEENESBURG

RE-3(J)

1,244

67.0

27,933

8.8

18.6

58.0

21.4

WINDSOR

RE-4

1,828

111.0

29,018

5.5

16.5

82.0

22.3

JOHNSTOWN-MILLIKEN

RE-5J

1,204

63.5

27,501

14.7

19.0

55.0

21.9

GREELEY

612,563

653.1

30,685

9.1

19.2

460.9

27.3

PLATTE VALLEY

RE-7

936

52.0

27,010

7.4

18.0

45.0

20.8

FORT LUPTON

RE-8

2,490

116.8

27,267

8.8

21.3

99.8

24.9

AULT-HIGHLAND

RE-9

833

46.0

26,460

10.4

18.1

38.0

21.9

BRIGGSDALE

RE-10

73

11.7

22,060

8.3

6.2

8.8

8.3

PRAIRIE

RE-11

121

16.0

26,648

6.3

7.6

13.0

9.3

PAWNEE

RE-12

97

15.1

22,964

17.6

6.4

11.1

8.7


31

TABLE 9:


SCHOOL DISTRICT


FALL 1992

SELECTED


CLASSROOM TEACHERS

AVERAGE

TEACHER

PUPIL/

PUPIL/

PUPIL

F.T.F.

TEACHER

TURNOVER

TEACHER

F.T.E.

TEACHER

COUNT

TEACP.RS

SALARY

RATE

RATIO

TEACHERS

RATIO

COUNTY:

YUMA

WEST YUMA COUNTY

RJ-1

974

79.1

25,669

4.8

12.3

60.1

16.2

EAST YUMA COUNTY

RJ-2

935

72.4

25,185

6.8

12.9

54.2

17.3

COUNTY:

COLORADO BOCS


46

3.8

20,826

50.0

12.1

3.0

15.3**

EAST CENTRAL BOCES

02.0

22,663

.0

.0

.0

.0

MOUNTAIN BOCES

73

15.5

25,837

7.7

4.7

3.0

24.3**

NCRTHERN COLO BOCES

0.0

0.0

.0

.0

.0

NORTHEAST BOCES

04.6

21,759

.0

.0

.0

.0

PIKES PEAK BOCES

44

12.4

26,287

82.8

3.5

.0


012.9

24,966

20.0

.0

1.0

.0

SOUTH CENTRAL SOCES

02.6

22,058

.0

.0

.0

.0


01.0

25,500

.0

.0

.0

.0

SOUTHEASTERN BOCES

58

18.2

27,002

5.9

3.2

.0

SOUTHWEST BOCS

56

2.0

23,402

.0

28.0

2.0

28.0**

WELD BOCES

36

90.2

27,446

11.8

.4

7.5

4.8**


03.9

26,649

40.0

.0

1.0

.0

RIO BLANCO BOCES

U7.0

30,317

14.3

.0

.0

.0

* STATE SUMMARY

612,635

33,418.9

33,541

9.6

18.3

25,095.0

24.4

** Colorado Boards of Cooperative Services

employ teachers who instruct

students at the local school districts.

Therefore, pupil/teacher ratios

for BOCS are not a true representation.


32

TABLE 10:

COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF DUCATION

FALL 1992

FULL TIME EQUIVALENT OF CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

ADAMS

ADMINIS-

PRIN-

TRATORS

CIPALS

ASST.

PRIN-

CIPALS

INSTRUC-

SPECIAL

TIONAL

SERVICES

CHAPTER

I,

II

TEACHERS

SPECIAL

EDUCA-

TION

CLASS-

ROOM

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

NONCER-

T1FICATED

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

MAPLETON

16.0

7.0

5.0

21.5

8.5

23.0

203.8

274.8

181.5

456.3

NORTHGLENN-THORNTON

12

8.0

35.0

37.0

90.0

79.0

15.0

114.1

1,036.6

1,414.7

776.1

2,190.8

ADAMS COUNTY

14

5.0

11.0

4.0

29.0

17.4

8.0

41.6

261.4

377.4

262.9

640.

BRIGHTON

27J

4.0

8.0

3.0

21.3

7.0

5.0

23.2

189.2

260.7

186.8

447.5

BENNETT

29J

1.0

3.0

3.0

2.0

3.0

48.2

60.2

28.9

89.1

STRASBURG

31J

1.0

1.0

1.0

2.0

23.0

28.0

14.0

42.0

WESTMINSTER

50

9.0

22.0

13.0

29.5

21.5

15.0

63.0

535.4

708.4

457.4

1,165.8

34.0

87.0

62.0

195.3

133.4

45.0

269.9

2,297.6

3,124.2

1,907.6

5,031.8

COUNTY:

ALAMOSA

ALAMOSA

RE-11J

2.0

6.0

2.0

16.0

2.0

6.5

10.0

124.5

169.0

86.7

255.7

SANGRE DE CRISTO

RE-22J

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.5

19.0

24.5

13.5

38.0

3.0

7.0

2.0

17.0

2.0

7.5

11.5

143.5

193.5

100.2

293.7

COUNTY:

ARAPAHOE

ENGLEWOOD

14.0

9.0

2.0

16.8

8.4

3.0

19.8

196.4

259.4

140.6

400.0

SH7:,IDAN

22.5

4.0

1.0

6.0

3.7

6.7

11.0

72.2

107.1

66.6

173.7

CHERRY CREEK

536.0

40.0

25.0

146.5

47.5

198.5

1,584.5

2,078.0

1,253.8

3,331.8

LITTLETON

65.0

22.0

19.0

73.5

52.6

3.8

73.0

731.5

980.4

516.9

1,497.3

DEER TRAIL

26J

1.0

1.0

1.0

18.0

21.0

6.6

27.6

ADAMS-ARAPAHOE

28J

27.0

38.6

30.0

134.1

61.7

20.5

193.6

1,257.2

1,762.7

1,051.5

2,814.2

BYERS

32J

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

24.0

28.0

13.6

41.6

76.5

114.6

77.0

378.9

173.9

34.0

497.9

3,883.8

5,236.6

3,049.6

8,286.2

COUNTY:

ARCHULETA

ARCHULETA COUNTY

50 JT

1.0

3.0

1.0

5.0

1.5

5.0

59.3

75.8

45.4

121.2

1.0

3.0

1.0

5.0

.0

1.5

5.0

59.3

75.8

45.4

121.2

CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL BY POSITION CATEGORIES

8033

82

TABLE 10:

SCHOOL DISTRICT


FALL 1992


TEACHERS

ASST.

SPECIAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

ADMINIS-

PRIN-

PRIN-

INSTRUC-

SPECIAL

CHAPTER

EDUCA-

CLASS-

CERTIF-

NONCER-

PERSON-

TRATORS

CIPALS

CIPALS

TIONAL

SERVICES

I,

II

TION

ROOM

ICATED

TIFICATED

NEL

COUNTY:

BACA

WALSH

RE-1

1.0

2.0

1.0

21.0

25.0

17.5

42.5

PRITCHETT

RE-3

1.0

9.7

10.7

8.2

18.9

SPRINGFIELD

RE-4

1.0

1.0

1.0

2.0

24.8

29.8

17.5

47.3

VILAS

RE-5

1.0

1.0

10.0

12.0

6.0

18.0

CAAPO

RE-6

1.0

11.0

12.0

9.2

21.2

5.0

3.0

.0

2.0

.0

.0

3.0

76.5

89.5

58.4

147.9

COUNTY:

BENT

LAS ANIMAS

RE-1

1.0

3.0

3.0

3.0

3.0

47.1

60.1

25.9

86.0

MC CLAVE

RE-2

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

18.8

22.8

10.5

33.3

2.0

4.0

.0

3.0

.0

4.0

4.0

65.9

82.9

36.4

119.3

COUNTY:

BOULDER

ST. VRAIN VALLEY

RE 1J

16.0

27.0

11.0

44.0

10.0

9.8

67.8

741.4

927.0

565.9

1,492.9

BOULDER VALLEY

RE 2

7.0

42.0

30.0

101.8

59.5

20.9

143.7

1,173.5

1,578.4

878.1

2,456.5

23.0

69.0

41.0

145.8

69.5

30.7

211.5

1,914.9

2,505.4

1,444.0

3,949.4

COUNTY:

CHAFFEE

BUENA VISTA

R-31

1.0

3.0

1.0

(5.0

1.0

1.0

3.0

54.0

69.0

33.8

102.8

SALIDA

R-32

2 0

3.0

2.0

5.0

1.0

2.0

4.0

69.4

88.4

36.7

125.1

3.0

6.0

3.0

10.0

2.0

3.0

7.0

123.4

157.4

70.5

227.9

COUNTY:

CHEYENNE

KIT CARSON

R-1

1.0

1.0

1.0

17.2

20.2

10.4

30.6

CHEYENNE COUNTY

RE-5

1.0

1.0

3.0

1.0

1.0

2.0

22.0

31.0

16.0

47.0

2.0

1.0

.0

4.0

1.0

1.0

3.0

39.2

51.2

26.4

77.6


83 34

TABLE 10:

SCHOOL DISTRICT


FALL 1992


TEACHERS

ASST.

SPECIAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

ADMINIS-

PRIN-

PRIN-

INSTRUC-

SPECIAL

CHAPTER

EDUCA-

CLASS-

CERTIF-

NONCER-

PERSON-

TRATORS

CIPALS

CIPALS

TIONAL

SERVICES

I,

II

TION

ROOM

ICATED

TIFICATED

NEL

COUNTY:

CLEAR CREEK

CLEAR CREEK

RE-1

5.0

1.0

8.5

3.8

1.7

7.1

66.6

93.7

68.0

161.7

.0

5.0

1.0

8.5

3.8

1.7

7.1

66.6

93.7

68.0

161.7

COUNTY:

CONEJOS

NORTH CONEJOS

RE-1J

2.0

4.0

1.0

4.0

3.0

5.0

65.0

84.0

39.3

123.3

SANFORD

6J

1.0

2.0

.7

2.0

1.0

16.0

22.7

16.7

39.4

SOUTH CONEJOS

RE-10

1.0

2.0

1.0

5.0

2.0

25.0

36.0

20.8

56.8

4.0

8.0

1.0

5.7

.0

10.0

8.0

106.0

142.7

76.8

219.5

COUNTY:

COSTILLA

CENTENNIAL

R-1

1.0

1.0

1.0

3.0

2.0

22.5

30.5

17.9

48.4

SIERRA GRANDE

R-30

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

19.0

24.0

15.0

39.0

2.0

2.0

.0

2.0

.0

4.0

3.0

41.5

54.5

32.9

87.4

COUNTY:

CROWLEY

CROWLEY COUNTY

RE-1-J

1.0

2.0

1.5

1.0

2.0

33.2

40.7

24.5

65.2

1.0

2.0

.0

1.5

.0

1.0

2.0

33.2

40.7

24.5

65.2

COUNTY:

CUSTER

CONSOLIDATED

C-1

1.0

1.0

3.0

4.0

21.0

30.0

23.3

53.3

1.0

1.0

.0

3.0

.0

4.0

.0

21.0

30.0

23.3

53.3

COUNTY:

DELTA

DELTA COUNTY

50(J)

5.0

15.0

2.0

7.0

9.6

8.0

18.1

204.8

269.5

177.8

447.3

5.0

15.0

2.0

7.0

9.6

8.0

18.1

204.8

269.5

177.8

447.3


8485

35

SG

TABLE 10:

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

DENVER


FULL TIME EQUIVALENT OF CFRT1FICATED PERSONNEL

TEACHERS

ASST.

SPECIAL

ADMINIS-

PRIN-

PR1N-

INSTRUC-

SPECIAL

CHAPTER

EDUCA-

TRATORS

C1PALS

CIPALS

TIONAL

SERVICES

1,

II

T1ON

CLASS-

ROOM

TOTAL

CERTIF-

1CATED

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

FALL 1992

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

DENVER COUNTY

134.0

109.0

77.0

193.0

190.5

183.0

329.1

3,103.6

4,219.2

3,286.4

7,505.6

34.0

109.0

77.0

193.0

190.5

183.0

329.1

3,103.6

4,219.2

3,286.4

7,505.6

COUNTY:

DOLORES

DOLORES COUNTY

RE NO.2

1.0

2.0

1.0

2.0

20.5

26.5

20.9

47.4

1.0

.0

.0

2.0

.0

1.0

2.0

20.5

26.5

20.9

47.4

COUNTY:

DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS COUNTY

RE

114.0

23.0

20.0

51.3

48.8

3.1

58.6

811.3

1,030.1

613.0

1,643.1

14.0

23.0

20.0

51.3

48.8

3.1

58.6

811.3

1,030.1

613.0

1,643.1

COUNTY:

EAGLE

EAGLE COUNTY

RE 50

3.0

9.0

2.0

21.2

5.0

2.0

12.6

166.2

221.0

179.7

400.7

3.0

9.0

2.0

21.2

5.0

12.6

166.2

221.0

179.7

400.7

COUNTY:

ELBERT

ELIZABETH

C-1

3.0

3.0

3.0

6.0

2.0

1.0

6.0

84.1

108.1

65.1

173.2

KIOWA

C-2

1.0

1.0

2.0

17.0

21.0

13.6

34.6

BIG SANDY

100J

1.0

2.0

2.0

1.0

20.8

26.8

13.1

39.9

ELBERT

200

1.0

1.0

15.0

17.0

5.9

22.9

AGATE

300

1.0

10.2

11.2

6.9

18.1

7.0

7.0

3.0

10.0

2.0

2.0

6.0

147.1

184.1

104.6

288.7


87

36

TABLE 10:

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

EL PASO



TEACHERS

ASST.

SPECIAL

ADMINIS-

PRIN-

PRIN-

INSTRUC-

SPECIAL

CHAPTER

EDUCA-

TRATORS

CIPALS

CIPALS

TIONAL

SERVICES

I,

II

TION

CLASS-

ROOM

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

FALL 1992

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

CALHAN

RJ-1

1.0

2.0

2.0

1.0

20.5

26.5

14.8

41.3

HARRISON

210.0

17.0

7.0

47.0

32.4

21.0

60.7

518.2

713.3

338.2

1,051.5

WIDEFIELD

38.0

13.0

5.0

30.0

21.5

8.5

38.8

356.4

481.2

251.5

732.7

FOUNTAIN

83.0

7.0

8.0

16.0

13.4

11.0

27.0

195.5

280.9

145.0

425.9

COLORADO SPRINGS

11

12.0

53.0

37.0

104.9

49.9

43.0

173.7

1,317.5

1,791.0

989.0

2,780.0

CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN

12

2.0

6.0

2.0

14.0

134.8

158.8

49.6

208.4

MANITOU SPRINGS

14

1.0

4.0

1.0

7.0

1.0

64.6

78.6

45.3

123.9

ACADEMY

20

11.0

19.0

23.8

48.2

30.2

4.0

57.4

587.4

781.0

416.6

1,197.6

ELLICOTT

22

1.0

2.0

1.1

1.0

.5

33.4

39.0

21.4

60.4

PEYTON

23 JT

1.0

1.0

2.0

1.0

22.0

27.0

12.3

39.3

HANOVER

28

1.0

7.0

8.0

7.2

15.2

LEWIS-PALMER

38

3.0

5.0

3.0

13.0

1.0

128.5

153.5

77.6

231.1

FALCON

49

5.0

6.0

3.0

10.0

7.6

3.6

20.0

118.2

173.4

104.7

278.1

EDISON

54 JT

1.0

4.0

5.0

5.7

10.7

MIAMI/YODER

60 JT

1.0

1.0

2.0

2.0

13.0

19.0

11.4

30.4

61.0

136.0

89.8

297.2

155.0

97.1

379.1

3,521.0

4,736.2

2,490.3

7,226.5

COUNTY:

FREMONT

CANON CITY

RE-1

4.0

6.0

4.0

11.0

8.0

6.0

17.5

170.8

227.3

125.9

353.2

FLORENCE

RE-2

1.0

3.0

2.0

5.0

2.0

8.0

86.5

107.5

61.6

169.1

COTOPAXI

RE-3

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

18.7

22.7

13.7

36.4

6.0

10.0

6.0

17.0

8.0

8.0

26.5

276.0

357.5

201.2

558.7

COUNTY:

GARFIELD

ROARING FORK

RE-1

2.0

8.0

4.0

24.0

1.0

1.0

16.0

205.2

261.2

124.3

385.5

GARFIELD

RE-2

2.0

6.0

2.0

10.0

2.0

10.0

124.0

156.0

95.4

251.4

GARFIELD

16

1.0

2.0

3.0

2.0

29.0

37.0

19.0

56.0

5.0

16.0

6.0

37.0

1.0

3.0

28.0

358.2

454.2

238.7

692.9

CERTIFICATED PERWNNEL BY POSITION CATEGORIES

8689

37

TABLE 10:

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

GILPIN

COLORADO DEPARTMENT oF EDUCATION


TEACHERS

ASST.

SPECIAL

ADMINIS-

PRIN-

PRIN-

INSTRUC-

SPECIAL

CHAPTER

EDUCA-

TRATORS

CIPALS

CIPALS

TIONAL

SERVICES

I,

II

TION

CLASS-

ROOM

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

FALL 1992

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

GILPIN COUNTY

RE-1

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.6

1.0

5.0

22.3

32.9

16.2

49.1

1.0

1.0

.0

1.0

1.6

1.0

5.0

22.3

32.9

16.2

49.1

COUNTY:

GRAND

WEST GRAND

1-JT.

1.0

3.0

1.0

1.0

3.5

33.7

43.2

25.4

68.6

EAST GRAND

21.0

5.0

1.0

6.0

1.0

1.0

6.5

61.8

83.3

53.5

136.8

2.0

8.0

1.0

7.0

2.0

1.0

10.0

95.5

126.5

78.9

205.4

COUNTY:

GUNNISON

GUNNISON WATERSHED

RE1J

2.0

4.0

3.0

8.0

2.0

2.0

7.3

84.7

113.0

56.8

169.8

2.0

4.0

3.0

8.0

2.0

2.0

7.3

84.7

113.0

56.8

169.8

COUNTY:

HINSDALE

HINSDALE COUNTY

RE.

11.0

1.0

3.5

5.5

5.6

11.1

1.0

.0

.0

.0

.0

.0

1.0

3.5

5.5

5.6

11.1

COUNTY:

HUERFANO

HUERFANO

RE-1

1.0

2.0

1.0

2.0

4.0

4.8

43.0

57.8

50.8

108.6

LA VETA

RE-2

1.0

1.0

2.0

2.0

17.5

23.5

12.0

35.5

2.0

3.0

1.0

4.0

.0

4.0

6.8

60.5

81.3

62.8

144.1

COUNTY:

JACKSON

NORTH PARK

R-1

1.0

2.0

1.0

2.0

22.9

28.9

15.6

44.5

1.0

2.0

.0

1.0

.0

.0

2.0

22.9

28.9

15.6

44.5


9 -i

38

92

TABLE 10:

SCHOOL CISTRICT

COUNTY:

JEFFERSON



TEACHERS

ASST.

SPECIAL

ADMINIS-

PRIN-

PRIN-

INSTRUC-

SPECIAL

CHAPTER

EDUCA-

TRATORS

CIPALS

CIPALS

TIONAL

SERVICES

I,

II

TION

CLASS-

ROOM

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

FALL 1992

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

JEFFERSON COUNTY

R-1

18.0

120.0

79.0

304.0

220.2

35.9

408.9

3,396.4

4,582.4

2,608.5

7,190.9

18.0

120.0

79.0

304.0

220.2

35.9

408.9

3,396.4

4,582.4

2,608.5

7,190.9

COUNTY:

KIOWA

EADS

RE-1

2.0

1.0

1.0

2.0

2.0

17.7

25.7

16.1

41.8

PLAINVIEW

RE-2

1.0

1.0

1.0

13.9

16.9

7.0

23.9

3.0

1.0

.0

2.0

.0

2.0

3.0

31.6

42.6

23.1

65.7

COUNTY:

KIT CARSON

ARRIBA-FLAGLER

C-20

1.0

1.0

2.0

1.0

1.0

18.6

24.6

10.2

34.8

HI-PLAINS

R-23

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.6

13.7

18.2

11.0

29.2

STRATTON

R-4

1.0

1.0

2.0

2.0

20.0

26.0

17.5

43.5

BETHUNE

R-5

1.0

1.0

12.1

14.1

4.5

18.6

BURLINGTON

RE-6J

1.0

3.0

5.0

4.0

3.0

52.5

68.5

31 3

99.8

5.0

6.0

.0

10.0

.0

6.0

7.5

116.9

151.4

74.5

225.9

COUNTY:

LAKE

LAKE COUNTY

R-1

1.0

3.0

5.5

1.6

4.5

61.2

76.8

46.3

123.1

1.0

3.0

.0

5.5

1.6

.0

4.5

61.2

76.8

46.3

123.1

COUNTY:

LA PLATA

DURANGO

9-R

3.0

9.0

5.0

26.0

5.5

21.3

227.6

297.4

160.8

458.2

HAYFIELD

10 JT-R

2.0

3.0

3.2

1.0

3.0

48.3

6U.5

32.0

92.5

IGNACIO

11 JT

1.0

4.0

5.0

2.0

4.0

4.0

58.0

78.0

50.1

128.1

6.0

16.0

5.0

34.2

2.0

10.5

28.3

333.9

435.9

242.9

678.8

93CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL BY POSITION CATEGORIES

39

TABLE 10:

SCHOOL DISTRICT


FALL 1992


TEACHERS

ASST.

SPECIAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

ADMINIS-

PRIN-

PRIN-

INSTRUC-

SPECIAL

CHAPTER

EDUCA-

CLASS-

CERTIF-

NONCER-

PERSON-

TRATORS

CIPALS

CIPALS

TIONAL

SERVICES

I,

II

'HON

ROOM

(BATED

TIFICATED

NEL

COUNTY:

LARIMER

POUDRE

R-1

7.0

34.0

13.0

94.0

60.6

12.1

102.5

926.5

1,249.7

635.7

1,885.4

THOMPSON

R-2J

4.4

25.0

8.0

44.6

32.0

13.0

54.6

558.3

739.9

439.3

1,179.2

PARK (ESTES PARK)

R-3

2.0

3.0

1.0

5.6

2.7

2.0

5.3

63.8

85.4

55.5

140.9

13.4

62.0

22.0

144.2

95.3

27.1

162.4

1,548.6

2,075.0

1,130.5

3,205.5

COUNTY:

LAS ANIMAS

TRINIDAD

11.0

5.0

2.0

5.0

1.0

6.0

6.0

85.0

111.0

63.2

174.2


1.0

1.0

16.0

18.0

11.8

29.8

HOEHNE REORGANIZED

31.0

1.0

2.0

2.0

1.0

17.3

24.3

12.1

36.4


1.0

1.0

2.0

1.0

16.0

21.0

10.5

31.5


1.0

8.2

9.2

3.8

13.0

KIM REORGANIZED

88

1.0

1.0

.7

9.1

11.8

6.9

18.7

6.0

7.0

2.0

8.0

1.0

11.0

8.7

151.6

195.3

108.3

303.6

COUNTY:

LINCOLN

GENOA-HUGO

C113

2.0

1.0

2.0

20.6

25.6

11.8

37.4

LIMON

RE-4J

2.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

30.0

35.0

16.7

51.7

KARVAL

RE-23

1.0

1.0

9.3

11.3

6.4

17.7

5.0

1.0

.0

2.0

.0

1.0

3.0

59.9

71.9

34.9

106.8

COUNTY:

LOGAN

VALLEY

RE-1

2.0

9.0

2.0

5.0

6.3

4.9

13.8

149.3

192.3

93.6

285.9

FRENCHMAN

RE-3

1.0

1.0

.7

1.0

17.7

21.4

9.2

30.6

BUFFALO

RE-4

1.0

2.0

1.2

1.6

1.0

12.9

19.7

11.6

31.3

PLATEAU

RE-5

1.0

18.0

19.0

6.1

25.1

5.0

12.0

2.0

6.9

6.3

6.5

15.8

197.9

252.4

120.5

372.9


40

0 r"

,

TABLE 10:

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

MESA

ADMINIS

TRATORS



TEACHERS

ASST.

SPECIAL

PRIN-

PRIN-

INSTRUC-

SPECIAL

CHAPTER

EDUCA-

CIPALS

CIPALS

TIONAL

I,

II

TION

CLASS-

ROOM

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

FALL 1992

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

DE BEQUE

49JT

1.0

1.0

.5

14.0

16.5

8.0

24.5

PLATEAU VALLEY

50

1.0

2.0

3.0

3.0

27.5

36.5

18.4

54.9

MESA COUNTY VALLEY

51

11.0

33.8

17.0

68.3

37.3

9.5

113.0

852.4

1,142.3

665.3

1,807.6

13.0

36.8

17.0

71.8

37.3

9.5

116.0

893.9

1,195.3

691.7

1,887.0

COUNTY:

MINERAL

CREEDE CONSOLIDATED

11.0

2.0

.5

10.5

14.0

4.5

18.5

1.0

2.0

.0

.0

.0

.0

.5

10.5

14.0

4.5

18.5

COUNTY:

MOFFAT

MOFFAT COUNTY

RE:NO 1

2.0

6.0

4.0

9.0

4.0

4.0

10.0

131.0

170.0

119.3

289.3

2.0

6.0

4.0

9.0

4.0

4.0

10.0

131.0

170.0

119.3

289.3

COUNTY:

MONTEZUMA

MONTEZUMA-CORTEZ

RE-1

2.0

7.0

3.0

16.0

4.5

9.5

16.5

165.2

223.7

138.2

361.9

DOLORES

RE-4A

1.0

2.0

2.0

1.0

35.5

41.5

26.4

67.9

MANCOS

RE-6

1.0

2.0

1.5

3.0

3.0

30.0

40.5

16.9

57.4

4.0

11.0

3.0

19.5

4.5

12.5

20.5

230.7

305.7

181.5

487.2

COUNTY:

MONTROSE

MONTROSE COUNTY

RE-1J

5.0

11.0

3.0

21.8

15.7

3.3

30.0

223.3

313.1

156.7

469.8

WEST END

RE-2

1.0

2.0

1.6

1.0

2.0

27.2

34.8

25.6

60.4

6.0

13.0

3.0

23.4

15.7

4.3

32.0

250.5

347.9

182.3

530.2

97


1+1

TABLE 10:

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

MORGAN


FULL TIME EQUIVALENT OF CERTIFICK.ED PERSONNEL

TEACHERS

ASST.

SPECIAL

ADMINIS-

PRIN-

PRIN-

INSTRUC-

SPECIAL

CHAPTER

EDUCA-

TRATORS

CIPALS

CIPALS

TIONAL

SERVICES

I,

II

TION

CLASS-

ROOM

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

FAIL 1992

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

BRUSH

RE-2(J)

2.0

4.0

2.0

5.0

9.0

80.5

102.5

55.3

157.8

FORT MORGAN

RE-3

3.0

5.0

2.0

12.2

4.0

2.3

16.0

152.0

196.5

134.2

330.7

WELDON VALLEY

RE-20(J)

1.0

2.0

1.0

1.0

13.0

18.0

17.7

35.7

WIGGINS

RE-50(J)

1.0

2.0

4.0

3.0

2.0

29.0

41.0

16.2

57.2

7.0

11.0

4.0

23.2

4.0

6.3

28.0

274.5

358.0

223.4

581.4

COUNTY:

OTERO

EAST OTERO

R-1

5.0

5.0

2.0

5.5

2.0

7.9

14.0

101.6

143.0

79.8

222.8

ROCKY FORD

R-2

2.0

4.0

2.0

1.7

5.0

9.0

67.0

90.7

65.6

156.3

MANZANOLA

3J

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

16.0

21.0

9.5

30.5

FOWLER

R-4J

1.0

2.0

1.5

1.5

1.8

28.8

36.6

24.2

60.8

CHERAW

31

1.0

1.0

1.0

2.0

1.0

18.0

24.0

11.4

35.4

SWINK

33

1.0

1.0

1.4

2.8

2.5

20.2

28.9

13.0

41.9

11.0

14.0

c.0

12.4

3.7

20.2

29.3

251.6

344.2

203.5

547.7

COUNTY:

OURAY

OURAY

R-1

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

17.8

21.8

6.2

28.0

RIDGWAY

R-2

.6

1.0

2.0

1.0

1.0

19.1

24.7

10.-

35.0

1.6

2.0

.0

3.0

.0

1.0

2.0

36.9

46.5

16.5

63.0

COUNTY:

PARK

PLATTE CANYON

12.9

3.0

7.5

3.0

1.0

5.0

66.0

88.4

48.3

136.7

PARK COUNTY

RE-2

1.0

2.0

3.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

31.0

40.0

26.1

66.1

3.9

5.0

.0

10.5

4.0

2.0

6.0

97.0

128.4

74.4

202.8


42

100

TABLE 10:

SCHOOL DISTRICT


FALL 1992


TEACHERS

ASST.

SPECIAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

ADMINIS-

PRIN-

PRIN-

INSTRUC-

SPECIAL

CHAPTER

EDUCA-

CLASS-

CERTIF-

NONCER-

PERSON-

TRATORS

CIPALS

CIPALS

T1ONAL

SERVICES

I,

Il

TION

ROOM

ICATED

TIFICATED

NEL

COUNTY:

PHILLIPS

HOLYOKE

RE-1J

1.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

3.0

34.0

44.0

23.7

67.7

HAXTUN

RE-2J

1.0

1.0

2.0

1.0

1.0

23.0

29.0

13.6

42.6

2.0

3.0

.0

4.0

.0

3.0

4.0

57.0

73.0

37.3

110.3

COUNTY:

PITKIN

ASPEN

11.0

2.0

4.0

1.2

1.0

4.2

72.1

85.5

35.6

121.1

1.0

2.0

.0

4.0

1.2

1.0

4.2

72.1

85.5

35.6

121.1

COUNTY:

PROWERS

GRANADA

RE-1

1.0

1.0

2.0

1.0

20.0

25.0

9.9

34.9

LAMAR

RE-2

4.5

5.0

2.0

6.6

1.0

4.0

111.0

134.1

69.1

203.2

HOLLY

RE-3

2.0

2.0

2.0

20.0

26.0

16.1

42.1

WILEY

RE-13 JT

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

19.0

24.0

14.5

38.5

8.5

7.0

2.0

9.6

1.0

8.0

3.0

170.0

209.1

109.6

318.7

COUNTY:

PUEBLO

PUEBLO CITY

60

10.0

33.0

16.0

102.0

7.0

55.5

111.0

786.0

1,120.5

601.6

1,722.1


4.0

13.0

2.0

20.0

7.0

14.0

213.4

273.4

194.6

468.0

14.0

46.0

18.0

122.0

14.0

55.5

125.0

999.4

1,393.9

796.2

2,190.1

COUNTY:

RIO BLANCO

MEEKER

RE1

1.0

3.0

2.0

43.5

49.5

28.8

78.3

RANGELY

RE-4

1.0

1).0

5.0

43.5

52.5

28.6

81.1

2.0

6.0

.0

7.0

.0

.0

.0

87.0

102.0

57.4

159.4 1 01


43

TABLE 10:

SCHOOL DISTRICT


FALL 1992


TEACHERS

ASST.

SPECIAL

TOTAL

TOTAL

TOTAl

ADMIN1S-

PR1N-

PR1N-

INSTRUC-

SPECIAL

CHAPTER

EDUCA-

CLASS-

CERTIF-

NONCER-

PERSCA-

TRATORS

CIPALS

CIPALS

TIONAL

SERVICES

I,

II

TION

ROOM

ICATED

TIF1CATED

NEL

COUNTY:

RIO GRANDE

DEL NORTE

C-7

1.0

3.0

4.0

3.0

3.0

42.4

56.4

32.1

88.5

MONTE VISTA

C-8

4.0

3.0

6.3

1.0

7.0

7.0

71.5

99.8

40.4

140.2

SARGENT

RE-33J

1.0

2.0

2.0

1.0

2.0

29.2

37.2

20.4

57.6

6.0

8.0

.0

12.3

1.0

11.0

12.0

143.1

193.4

92.9

286.3

COUNTY:

ROUTT

HAYDEN

RE-1

1.0

3.0

2.0

.6

1.0

1.0

36.0

44.6

23.3

67.9

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS

RE-2

1.0

4.0

1.0

8.0

1.0

1.5

9.6

101.1

127.2

54.2

181.4

SOUTH ROUTT

RE 3

1.0

2.0

.4

1.5

1.0

29.0

34.9

18.5

53.4

3.0

9.0

1.0

10.4

1.6

4.0

11.6

:66.1

206.7

96.0

302.7

COUNTY:

SAGUACHE

MOUNTAIN VALLEY

RE

11.0

1.6

1.0

1.0

19.0

23.6

13.0

36.6

MOFFAT

21.0

1.0

1.0

15.8

18.8

7.8

26.6

CENTER

26 JT.

1.0

1.0

3.0

4.0

2.0

42.0

53.0

26.9

79.9

3.0

1.0

.0

5.6

.0

5.0

4.0

76.8

95.4

47.7

143.1

COUNTY:

SAN JUAN

SILVERTON

11.0

1.5

1.0

8.0

11.5

2.0

13.5

1.0

.0

.0

1.5

.0

.0

1.0

8.0

11.5

2.0

13.5

COUNTY:

SAN MIGUEL

TELLURIDE

R-1

1.0

2.0

4.0

1.5

2.0

23.9

34.4

11.8

46.2

NORWOOD

R-2J

1.0

1.0

2.0

1.0

23.0

28.0

13.0

41.0

2.0

3.0

.0

6.0

.0

1.5

3.0

46.9

62.4

24.8

87.2

CERIIFICATED PERSONNEL BY POSITION CATEGORIES

1,T

h)

44

TABLE 10:

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

SEDGWICK



TEACHERS

ASST.

SPECIAL

ADMINIS-

PRIN-

PRIN-

INSTRUC-

SPECIAL

CHAPTER

EDUCA-

TRATORS

CIPALS

CIPALS

TIONAL

SERVICES

I,

II

TION

CLASS-

ROOM

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

FAti

1992

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

JULESBURG

RE-1

1.0

1.0

2.0

1.0

1.0

24.6

30.6

13.2

43.8

PLATTE VALLEY

RE-3

1.0

2.0

2.0

1.0

1.0

17.0

24.0

10.4

34.4

2.0

3.0

.0

4.0

.0

2.0

2.0

41.6

54.6

23.6

78.2

COUNTY:

SUMMIT

SUMMIT

RE-1

2.0

6.0

1.0

14.0

2.4

5.0

15.5

99.9

145.8

83.5

229.3

2.0

6.0

1.0

14.0

2.4

5.0

15.5

99.9

'145.8

83.5

229.3

COUNTY:

TELLER


1.0

2.0

2.0

1.0

2.0

19.5

27.5

20.2

47.7

WOODLAND PARK

RE-2

3.0

4.0

1.0

9.0

1.5

4.0

12.5

114.5

149.5

77.9

227.4

4.0

6.0

1.0

11.0

1.5

5.0

14.5

134.0

177.0

98.1

275.1

COUNTY:

WASHINGTON

AKRON

R-1

1.0

1.0

2.0

1.0

1.0

30.0

36.0

15.3

51.3

ARICKAREE

R-2

1.0

2.0

1.0

15.0

19.0

15.6

34.6

OTIS

R-3

1.0

1.0

2.0

1.0

17.0

22.0

10.8

32.8

LONE STAR

101

1.0

9.6

10.6

4.3

14.9

WOODLIN

R-104

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

14.0

18.0

9.6

27.6

5.0

3.0

.0

7.0

.0

2.0

3.0

85.6

105.6

55.6

161.2

COUNTY:

WELD

GILCREST

RE-1

3.0

6.0

1.0

9.0

97.0

116.0

60.9

176.9

EATON

RE-2

1.0

4.0

1.0

7.0

.5

1.9

1.0

67.0

83.4

39.0

122.4

KEENESBURG

RE-3(J)

1.0

3.0

1.0

2.0

67.0

74.0

43.3

117.3

WINDSOR

RE-4

2.0

5.0

2.0

10.0

3.8

1.0

12.0

98.0

133.8

68.9

202.7

JOHNSTOWN-MILLIKEN

RE-5J

1.0

4.0

7.0

63.5

75.5

50.0

125.5

GREELEY

69.0

21.0

10.0

68.3

35.5

28.1

69.0

556.0

796.9

453.7

1,250.6

PLATTE VALLEY

RE-7

1.0

2.0

1.0

3.5

52.0

59.5

32.4

91.9

FORT LUPTON

RE-8

2.0

4.G

2.0

16.5

2.0

1.0

115.8

143.3

135.1

278.4

AULT-HIGHLAND

RE-9

1.0

3.0

5.0

46.0

55.0

29.9

84.9

BRIGGSDALE

RE-10

1.0

.9

10.8

12.7

6.0

18.7

PRAIRIE

RE-11

1.0

1.0

1.0

15.0

18.0

7.5

25.5


104

105

45

TABLE 10:


FALL 1992


SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

WELD

ADMINIS-

PRIN-

TRATORS

CIPALS

ASST.

PRIM-

CIPALS

INSTRUC-

SPECIAL

TIONAL

SERVICES

CHAPTER

I,

II

TEACHERS

SPECIAL

EDUCA-

TION

CLASS-

ROOM

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

PAWNEE

RE-12

1.0

1.0

14.1

16.1

7.7

23.8

24.0

52.0

18.0

129.3

41.8

32.9

84.0

1,202.2

1,584.2

934.4

2,518.6

COUNTY:

YUMA

WEST YUMA COUNTY

RJ-1

1.6

4.0

2.6

6.0

73.1

87.3

36.2

123.5

EAST YUMA COUNTY

RJ-2

1.0

4.0

6.0

2.0

7.0

63.4

83.4

45.7

129.1

2.6

8.0

.0

8.6

.0

2.0

13.0

136.5

170.7

81.9

252.6

COUNTY:

COLORADO BOCS


2.0

6.2

.8

3.0

12.0

12.0

EAST CENTRAL SOCES

2.0

3.8

7.8

2.0

15.6

15.6

MOUNTAIN BOCES

1.0

6.0

10.1

12.5

3.0

32.6

32.6

NORTHERN COLO BOCES

1.0

2.3

3.3

3.3

NORTHEAST BOCES

2.0

3.4

8.1

4.6

18.1

18.1

PIKES PEAK BOCES

1.0

4.0

18.1

10.4

2.0

35.5

35.5

SAN JUAN BOCS

1.0

1.0

12.8

14.8

14.8


1.0

5.5

11.0

9.9

3.0

30.4

30.4

SOUTH CENTRAL BOCES

1.0

3.0

10.6

.6

2.0

17.2

17.2


1.0

5.0

6.5

1.0

13.5

13.5

SOUTHEASTERN BOCES

1.0

4.0

7.6

2.0

16.2

30.8

30.8

SOUTHWEST BOCS

3.0

1.0

1.0

5.0

2.0

12.0

12.0

WELD BOCES

1.0

7.0

19.1

30.7

52.0

7.5

117.3

117.3


1.0

1.0

11.6

2.9

1.0

17.5

17.5

RIO BLANCO BOCES

1.0

1.0

1.0

7.0

10.0

10.0

20.0

1.0

.0

48.0

135.5

33.3

121.3

21.5

380.6

.0

380.6

** STATE TOTALS:

516.5

1,148.4

582.8

2,532.3

1,410.7

793.6

3,232.5

29,392.8

39,609.6

23,175.7

62,785.3


TABLE 11:


FALL 1992


BY SCHOOL DISTRICT AND ETHNIC/RAC1AL GROUP

SCHOOL DISTRICf

COUNTY:

ADAMS

AMERICAN

INDIAN

ASIAN

BLACK

HISPANIC

WHITE

TOTAL

PERCENT

MINORITY

MAPLETON

14

232

245

283

13.4 %

NORTHGLENN-THORNTON

12

415

849

1,378

1,454

5.2 %

ADAMS COUNTY

14

22

384

293

384

23.7 %

BRIGHTON

27J

22

132

227

264

14.0 %

BENNETT

29J

61

61

.0 %

STRASBURG

31J

28

28

.0 %

WESTMINSTER

50

46

531

671

717

6.4 %

_....

..._

__....

* COUNTY TOTALS:

12

29

19

228

2,903

3,191

9.0 %

COUNTY:

ALAMOSA

ALAMOSA

RE-11J

47

124

171

27.5 %

SANGRE DE CRISTO

RE-22J

25

25

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

047

149

196

24.0 %

COUNTY:

ARAPAHOE

ENGLEWOOD

13

12

10

258

274

5.8 %

SHERIDAN

21

4104

109

4.6 %

CHERRY CREEK

56

21

39

47

2,047

2,160

5.2 %

LITTLETON

62

48

1,003

1,017

1.4 %

DEER TRAIL

26J

21

21

.0 %

ADAMS-ARAPAHOE

28J

418

84

32

1,657

1,795

7.7 %

BYERS

32J

127

28

3.6 %

...._

..._

* COUNTY TOTALS:

16

45

125

101

5,117

5,404

5.3 %

COUNTY:

ARCHULETA

ARCHULETA COUWY

50 JT

22

74

78

5.1 %

.....

* COUNTY TOTALS:

20

02

74

78

5.1 %

COUNTY:

BACA

WALSH

RE-1

125

26

3.8 %

PRITCHETT

RE-3

11

11

.0 %

SPRINGFIELD

RE-4

12

27

30

10.0 %

VILAS

RE-5

12

12

.0 %

CAMPO

RE-6

111

12

8.3 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

10

04

86

91

5.5 %

CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL BY ETHNIC/RACIAL GROUP

108

109

47

TABLE 11:


FALL 1992


BY SCHOOL DISTRICT AND ETHNIC/RACIAL GROUP

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

BENT

AMERICAN

INDIAN

ASIAN

BLACK

HISPANIC

WHITE

TOTAL

PERCENT

MINORITY

LAS ANIMAS

RE-1

952

61

14.8 %

MC CLAVE

RE-2

23

23

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

09

75

84

10.7 %

COUNTY:

BOULDER

ST. VRA1N VALLEY

RE 1J

47

244

912

969

5.9 %

BOULDER VALLEY

RE 2

419

17

84

1,575

1,699

7.3 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

826

19

128

2,487

2,668

6.8 %

COUNTY:

CHAFFEE

BUENA VISTA

R-31

69

69

.0 %

SALIDA

R-32

11

187

90

3.3 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

11

01

156

159

1.9 %

COUNTY:

CHEYENNE

KIT CARSON

R-1

21

21

.0 %

CHEYENNE COUNTY

RE-5

130

31

3.2 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

01

51

52

1.9 %

COUNTY:

CLEAR CREEK

CLEAR CREEK

RE-1

11

96

98

2.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

11

00

96

98

2.0 %

COUNTY:

CONEJOS

NORTH CONEJOS

RE-1J

121

62

84

26.2 %

SANFORD

6J

123

24

4.2 %

SOUTH CONEJOS

RE-10

n7

36

80.6 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

151

92

144

36.1 %

CERTIFICATED PERSON..EL BY ETHNIC/RACIAL GROUP

48

TABLE 11:


FALL 1992

CERTIFICATED PERSOIEL


v,CHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

COSTILLA

AMERICAN

INDIAN

ASIAN

BLACK

HISPANIC

WHITE

TOTAL

PERCENT

MINORITY

CENTENNIAL

R-1

117

13

31

58.1 %

SIERRA GRANDE

R-30

618

24

25.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

123

31

55

43.6 %

COUNTY:

CROWLEY

CROWLEY COUNTY

RE-1-J

141

42

2.4 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

01

00

41

42

2.4 %

COUNTY:

CUSTER

CONSOLIDATED

C-1

30

30

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

00

30

30

.0 %

COUNTY:

DELTA

DELTA COUNTY

50(J)

14

269

274

1.8 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

10

04

269

274

1.8 %

COUNTY:

DENVER

DENVER COUNTY

123

54

415

570

3,175

4,237

25.1 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

23

54

415

570

3,175

4,237

25.1 %

COUNTY:

DOLORES

DOLORES COUNTY

RE NO.2

27

27

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

00

27

27

.0 %

COUNTY:

DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS COUNTY

RE

17

25

12

1,051

1,077

2.4 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

72

512

1,051

1,077

2.4 %


1 1

211

.3

49

TABLE 11:


FALL 1992



SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

EAGLE

AMERICAN

INDIAN

ASIAN

BLACK

HISPANIC

WHITE

TOTAL

PERCENT

MINORITY

EAGLE COUNTY

RE 50

49

213

226

5.8 %

----

* COUNTY TOTALS:

40

09

213

226

5.8 %

COUNTY:

ELBERT

ELIZABETH

C-1

2108

110

1.8 %

KIOWA

C-2

120

21

4.8 %

BIG SANDY

100J

27

27

.0 %

ELBERT

200

17

17

.0 %

AGATE

300

12

12

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

02

01

184

187

1.6 %

COUNTY:

EL PASO

CALHAN

RJ-1

27

27

.0 %

HARRISON

27

11

41

50

615

724

15.1 %

WIDEFIELD

36

614

16

447

489

8.6 %

FOUNTAIN

83

67

269

285

5.6 %

COLORADO SPRINGS

11

22

12

96

179

1,509

1,818

17.0 %

CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN

12

12

157

160

1.9 %

MANITOU SPRINGS

14

380

83

3.6 %

ACADEMY

20

43

10

22

776

815

4.8 %

ELLICOTT

22

42

42

.0 %

PEYTON

23 JT

126

27

3.7 %

HANOVER

28

88

.0 %

LEWIS-PALMER

38

11

3154

159

3.1 %

FALCON

49

11

5170

177

4.0 %

EDISON

54 JT

55

.0 %

MIAMI/YODER

60 JT

19

19

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

44

34

168

288

4,304

4,838

11.0 %

COUNTY:

FREMONT

CANON CITY

7.E-1

14

229

234

2.1 %

FLORENCE

RE-2

12

106

109

2.8 %

COTOPAXI

RE-3

122

23

4.3 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

20

07

357

366

2.5 %


TABLE 11:


cALL 1992



SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

GARFIELD

AMERICAN

INDIAN

ASIAN

BLACK

HISPANIC

WHITE

TOTAL

PERCENT

MINORITY

ROARING FORK

RE-1

11

2261

265

1.5 %

GARFIELD

RE-2

2155

157

1.3 %

GARFIELD

16

235

37

5.4 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

11

06

451

459

1.7 %

COUNTY:

GILPIN

GILPIN COUNTY

RE-1

11

33

35

5.7 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

11

33

35

5.7 %

COUNTY:

GRAND

WEST GRAND

1-JT.

144

45

2.2 %

EAST GRAND

287

87

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

01

131

132

.8 %

COUNTY:

GUNNISON

GUNNISON WATERSHED

RE1J

1118

119

.8 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

01

118

119

.8 %

COUNTY:

HINSDALE

HINSDALE COUNTY

RE.

16

6.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

00

66

.0 %

COUNTY:

HUERFANO

HUERFANO

RE-1

21

18

37

58

36.2 %

LA VETA

RE-2

24

24

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

20

118

61

82

25.6 %


116

117

51

TABLE 11:


FALL 1992



SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

JACKSON

NORTH PARK

R-1

AMERICAN

INDIAN

ASIAN

BLACK

HISPANIC

WHITE

29

TOTAL 29

PERCENT

MINORITY

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

00

29

29

.0 %

COUNTY:

JEFFERSON

JEFFERSON COUNTY

R-1

39

54

49

175

4,391

4,708

6.7 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

39

54

49

175

4,391

4,708

6.7 %

COUNTY:

KIOWA

EADS

RE-1

126

27

3.7 %

PLAINVIEW

RE-2

17

17

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

01

43

44

2.3 %

COUNTY:

KIT CARSON

ARRIBA-FLAGLER

C-20

124

25

4.0 %

HI-PLAINS

R-23

19

19

.0 %

STRATTON

R-4

27

27

.0 %

BETHUNE

R-5

15

15

.0 %

BURLINGTON

RE-6J

11

67

69

2.9 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

10

02

152

155

1.9 %

COUNTY:

LAKE

LAKE COUNTY

R-1

178

79

1.3 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

01

00

78

79

1.3 %

COUNTY:

LA PLATA

DURANGO

9-R

17

298

306

2.6 %

BAYFIELD

10 JT-R

163

64

1.6 %

IGNACIO

11 JT

51

666

78

15.4 %

.._...

* COUNTY TOTALS:

60

114

427

448

4.7 %

1


52

120

TABLE 11:


FALL 1992



SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

LARIMER

AMERICAN

INDIAN

ASIAN

BLACK

HISPANIC

WHITE

TOTAL

PERCENT

MINORITY

POUDRE

R-1

313

638

1,231

1,291

4.6 %

THOMPSON

R-2J

31

5763

772

1.2 %

PARK (ESTES PARK)

R-3

188

89

1.1 %

----

* COUNTY TOTALS:

714

643

2,082

2,152

3.3 %

COUNTY:

LAS ANIMAS

TRINIDAD

11

21

89

111

19.8 %

PRIMERO REORGANIZED

28

10

18

44.4 %

HOEHNE REORGANIZED

32

24

26

7.7 %


219

21

9.5 %


10

10

.0 %

KIM REORGANIZED

88

112

13

7.7 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

10

034

164

199

17.6 %

COUNTY:

LINCOLN

GENOA-HUGO

C113

27

27

.0 %

LIMON

RE-4J

36

36

.0 %

KARVAL

RE-23

12

12

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

00

75

75

.0 %

COUNTY:

LOGAN

VALLEY

RE-1

15

188

194

3.1 %

FRENCHMAN

RE-3

121

22

4.5 %

BUFFALO

RE-4

22

22

.0 %

PLATEAU

RE-5

19

19

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

10

06

250

257

2.7 %

COUNTY:

ME3A

DE BEQUE

49JT

17

17

.0 %

PLATEAU VALLEY

50

137

38

2.6 %

MESA COUNTY VALLEY

51

8_....

4____

4....

44

1,121

1,181

5.1 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

84

445

1,175

1,236

4.9 %

CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL BY ETHN1C/RACIAL GROUP

121

53

TABLE 11:


FALL 1992


BY SCHOOL DISTRICT AND ETHN1C/RACIAL GROUP

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

MINERAL

AMERICAN

INDIAN

ASIAN

BLACK

HISPANIC

WHITE

TOTAL

PERCENT

MINORITY

CREEDE CONSOLIDATED

115

15

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

00

15

15

.0 %

COUNTY:

MOFFAT

MOFFAT COUNTY

RE:NO 1

11

172

174

1.1 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

10

01

172

174

1,1 %

COUNTY:

MONTEZUMA

MONTEZUMA-CORTEZ

RE-1

11

1?

220

232

5.2 %

DOLORES

RE-4A

242

44

4.5 %

MANCOS

RE-6

239

41

4.9 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

11

113

301

317

5.0 %

COUNTY:

MONTROSE

MONTROSE COUNTY

RE-1J

22

217

297

320

7.2 %

WEST END

RE-2

37

37

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

22

217

334

357

6.4 %

COUNTY:

MORGAN

BRUSH

RE-2(J)

12

100

103

2.9 %

FORT MORGAN

RE-3

5198

203

2.5 %

WELDON VALLEY

RE-20(J)

117

18

5.6 %

WIGGINS

RE-50(J)

140

41

2.4 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

19

355

365

2.7 %

COUNTY:

OTERO

EAST OTERO

R-1

21

13

129

145

11.0 %

ROCKY FORD

R-2

112

78

91

14.3 %

MANZANOLA

3J

12

18

21

14.3 %

FOWLER

R-4J

138

39

2.6 %

CHERAW

31

519

24

20.8 %

I ...

:SWINK

33

130

31

3.2 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

32

034

312

351

11.1 %


54

0

TABLE 11:


FALL 1992



SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

OURAY

AMERICAN

INDIAN

ASIAN

BLACK

HISPANIC

WHITE

TOTAL

PERCENT

MINORITY

OURAY

R-1

24

24

.0 %

RIDGWAY

R-2

21

23

26

11.5 %

.-

* COUNTY TOTALS:

20

01

47

50

6.0 %

COUNTY:

PARK

PLATTE CANYON

11

88

89

1.1 %

PARK COUNTY

RE-2

42

42

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

01

130

131

.8 %

COUNTY:

PHILLIPS

HOLYOKE

RE-1J

12

41

44

6.8 %

HAXTUN

RE-2J

30

30

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

10

02

71

74

4.1 %

COUNTY:

PITKIN

ASPEN

11

92

93

1.1 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

01

92

93

1.1 %

COUNTY:

PROWERS

GRANADA

RE-1

125

26

3.8 %

LAMAR

RE-2

16

129

136

5.1 %

HOLLY

RE-3

126

27

3.7 %

WILEY

RE-13

JT

25

25

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

10

08

205

214

4.2 %

COUNTY:

PUEBLO

PUEBLO CITY

60

49

15

257

841

1,126

25.3 %


11

24

248

274

9.5 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

410

16

281

1,089

1,400

22.2 %


124

125

55

TABLE 11:


FALL 1992



SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

RIO BLANCO

AMERICAN

INDIAN

ASIAN

BLACK

HISPANIC

WHITE

TOTAL

PERCENT

MINORITY

MEEKER

RE1

51

51

.0 %

RANGELY

RE-4

152

53

1.9 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

01

00

103

104

1.0 %

COUNTY:

RIO GRANDE

DEL NORTE

C-7

21

649

58

15.5 %

MONTE VISTA

C-8

126

74

101

26.7 %

SARGENT

RE-33J

138

39

2.6 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

30

133

161

198

18.7 %

COUNTY:

ROUTT

HAYDEN

RE-1

12

42

45

6.7 %

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS

RE-2

1130

131

.8 %

SOUTH ROUTT

RE 3

36

36

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

11

02

208

212

1.9 %

COUNTY:

SAGUACHE

MOUNTAIN VALLEY

RE

12

22

24

8.3 %

MOFFAT

21

18

19

5.3 %

CENTER

26 JT.

117

35

53

34.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

01

020

75

96

21.9 %

COUNTY:

SAN JUAN

SILVERTON

112

12

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

00

12

12

.0 %

COUNTY:

SAN MIGUEL

TELLURIDE

R-1

135

36

2.8 %

NORWOOD

R-2J

127

28

3.6 %

1* COUNTY TOTALS:

01

01

62

64

3.1 %


56

(10"

1

TABLE 11:

COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF EUUCATION

FALL 1992


BY SCHOOL DISTRICT AND ETHN1C/RACIAL GROUP

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

SEDGWICK

AMERICAN

INDIAN

ASIAN

BLACK

HISPANIC

WHITE

TOTAL

PERCENT

MINORITY

JULESBURG

RE-1

31

31

.0 %

PLATTE VALLEY

RE-3

21

22

25

12.0 %

....

* COUNTY TOTALS:

02

01

53

56

5.4 %

COUNTY:

SUMMIT

SUMMIT

RE-1

11

154

156

1.3 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

10

01

154

156

1.3 %

COUNTY:

TELLER


11

26

28

7.1 %

WOODLAND PARK

RE-2

1155

156

.6 %

* COUN1Y TOTALS:

10

02

181

184

1.6 %

COUNTY:

WASHINGTON

AKRON

R-1

135

36

2.8 %

ARICKAREE

R-2

19

19

.0 %

OTIS

R-3

22

22

.0 %

LONE STAR

101

12

12

.0 %

WOODLIN

R-104

18

18

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

00

01

106

107

.9 %

COUNTY:

WELD

GILCREST

RE-1

27

109

118

7.6 %

EATON

RE-2

14

81

86

5.8 %

KEENESBURG

RE-3(J)

173

74

1.4 %

WINDSOR

RE-4

21

133

136

2.2 %

JOHNSTOWN-MILLIKEN

RE-5J

23

71

76

6.6 %

GREELEY

62

279

744

827

10.0 %

PLATTE VALLEY

RE-7

160

61

1.6 %

FORT LUPTON

RE-8

13

37

105

146

28.1 %

AULT-HIGHLAND

RE-9

154

55

1.8 %

BRIGGSDALE

RE-10

13

13

.0 %

PRAIRIE

RE-11

18

18

.0 %

PAWNEE

RE-12

17

17

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

411

3131

1,478

1,627

9.2 7.


128

129

57

TABLE 11:


FALL 1992



SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

YUMA

AMERICAN

INDIAN

ASIAN

BLACK

HISPANIC

WHITE

TOTAL

PERCENT

MINORITY

WEST YUMA COUNTY

RJ-1

11

90

92

2.2 %

EAST YUMA COUNTY

RJ-2

85

85

.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

10

01

175

177

1.1 %

COUNTY:

COLORADO BOCS


13

13

.0 %

EAST CENTRAL BOCES

17

17

.0 %

MOUNTAIN BOCES

134

35

2.9 %

NORTHERN COLO BOCES

44

.0 %

NORTHEAST BOCES

120

21

4.8 %

PIKES PEAK BOCES

237

39

5.1 %

SAN JUAN BOCS

12

13

16

18.8 %


625

31

19.4 %

SOUTH CENTRAL BOCES

13

14

18

22.2 %


14

14

.0 %

SOUTHEASTERN BOCES

131

32

3.1 %

SOUTHWEST BOCS

112

13

7.7 %

WELD BOCES

12

23

117

125

6.4 %


22

22

.0 %

RIO BLANCO BOCES

19

10

10.0 %

* COUNTY TOTALS:

52

219

382

410

6.8 %

** STATE TOTALS:

219

303

841

2,413

36,907

40,683

9.3 7.


58

132

TABLE 12:


FULL TIME EQUIVALENT OF NONCERTIFICATEDPERSONNEL

FALL 1992

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

ADAMS

DISTRICT

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

DISTRICT

OFFICE

SUPPORT

SCHOOL

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

SCHOOL

OFFICE

SUPPORT

INSTRUC-

TIONAL

AIDES

OTHER

AIDES

OTHER

PERSONNEL

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

TOTAL

CERTIF-

1CATED

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

MAPLETON

11.0

20.8

22.8

48.9

4.9

83.1

181.5

274.8

456.3

NORTHGLENN-THORNTON

12

16.0

67.1

121.8

71.1

74.9

425.2

776.1

1,414.7

2,190.8

ADAMS COUNTY

14

2.0

19.0

38.0

46.0

32.3

125.6

262.9

377.4

640.3

BRIGHTON

27J

2.0

21.8

16.2

62.6

84.2

186.8

260.7

447.5

BENNETT

29J

2.8

3.0

5.0

4.3

2.8

11.0

28.9

60.2

89.1

STRASBURG

31J

1.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

7.0

14.0

28.0

42.0

WESTMINSTER

50

3.0

35.0

95.0

84.4

38.5

201.5

457.4

708.4

1,165.8

27.8

166.7

.0

300.8

319.3

155.4

937.6

1,907.6

3,124.2

5,031.8

COUNTY:

ALAMOSA

ALAMOSA

RE-11J

6.6

9.4

12.3

4.0

54.4

86.7

169.0

255.7

SANGRE DE CRISTO

RE-22J

1.0

2.5

3.6

6.4

13.5

24.5

38.0

.0

7.6

.0

11.9

15.9

4.0

60.8

100.2

193.5

293.7

COUNTY:

ARAPAHOE

ENGLEWOOD

1.9

13.4

13.8

21.8

15.6

75.1

140.6

259.4

400.0

SHERIDAN

21.0

5.4

8.4

13.6

2.2

36.0

66.6

107.1

173.7

CHERRY CREEK

513.0

173.0

295.0

271.2

501.6

1,253.8

2,078.0

3,331.8

LITTLETON

67.0

64.5

90.0

77.2

42.2

236.0

516.9

980.4

1,497.3

DEER TRAIL

26J

1.0

.5

5.1

6.6

21.0

27.6

ADAMS-ARAPAHOE

28J

20.0

120.0

152.0

270.1

33.0

456.4

1,051.5

1,762.7

2,814.2

BYERS

32J

1.0

1.9

2.3

1.8

6.6

13.6

28.0

41.6

41.9

377.3

.0

562.1

656.7

94.8

1,316.8

3,049.6

5,236.6

8,286.2

COUNTY:

ARCHULETA

ARCHULETA COUNTY

50 JT

3.8

4.8

16.1

.5

20.2

45.4

75.8

121.2

.0

3.8

.0

4.8

16.1

.5

20.2

45.4

75.8

121.2

COUNTY:

BACA

WALSH

RE-1

1.0

2.0

1.1

1.8

11.6

17.5

25.0

42.5

PRITCHETT

RE-3

1.0

2.9

4.3

8.2

10.7

18.9

SPRINGFIELD

RE-4

1.5

1.5

3.0

1.0

10.5

17.5

29.8

47.3

VILAS

RE-5

1.5

.5

4.0

6.0

12.0

18.0

CAMPO

RE-6

1.0

2.6

5.6

9.2

12.0

21.2

.0

4.5

.0

5.0

9.6

3.3

36.0

58.4

89.5

147.9

NONCERTIFICATED PERSONNEL BY POSITION

CATEGORIES

133

59

TABLE 12:


FALL 1992

FULL TIME EOUIVALENT OF NONCE-TIFICATED PERSONNEL

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

BENT

DISTRICT

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

DISTRICT

OFFICE

SUPPORT

SCHOOL

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

SCHOOL

OFFICE

SUPPORT

INSTRUC-

TIONAL

AIDES

OTHER

AIDES

OTHER

PERSONNEL

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

LAS ANIMAS

RE-1

3.0

1.0

4.0

3.8

1.5

12.6

25.9

60.1

86.0

MC CLAVE

RE-2

1.0

1.0

2.0

1.0

5.5

10.5

22.8

33.3

3.0

2.0

.0

5.0

5.8

2.5

18.1

36.4

82.9

119.3

COUNTY:

BOULDER

ST. VRAIN VALLEY

RE 1J

4.0

41.5

95.0

100.1

325.3

565.9

927.0

1,492.9

BOULDER VALLEY

RE 2

14.0

73.0

126.0

200.7

6.6

457.8

878.1

1,578.4

2,456.5

18.0

114.5

.0

221.0

300.8

6.6

783.1

1,444.0

2,505.4

3,949.4

COUNTY:

CHAFFEE

EUENA VISTA

R-31

1.0

2.2

5.4

4.5

.8

19.9

33.8

69.0

102.8

SALIDA

R-32

1.9

4.9

7.3

.9

21.7

36.7

88.4

125.1

1.0

4.1

.0

10.3

11.8

1.7

41.6

70.5

157.4

227.9

COUNTY:

CHEYENNE

KIT CARSON

8-1

1.8

.8

7.8

10.4

20.2

30.6

CHEYENNE COUNTY

RE-5

1.0

2.0

1.0

12.0

16.0

31.0

47.0

.0

1.0

.0

3.8

1.8

.0

19.8

26.4

51.2

77.6

COUNTY:

CLEAR CREEK

CLEAR CREEK

RE-1

3.0

3.0

12.0

11.1

2.5

36.4

68.0

93.7

161.7

3.0

3.0

.0

12.0

11.1

2.5

36.4

68.0

93.7

161.7

COUNTY:

CONEJOS

NORTH CONEJOS

RE-1J

.9

1.8

3.5

7.9

2.6

22.6

39.3

84.0

123.3

SANFORD

6J

2.5

7.0

.9

6.3

16.7

22.7

39.4

SOUTH CONEJOS

RE-10

1.0

1.0

3.0

15.8

20.8

36.0

56.8

1.9

5.3

.0

6.5

14.9

3.5

44.7

76.8

142.7

219.5

NONCERTIFICATED PERSONNEL BY POSITION CATEGORIES

60

TABLE 12:


FALL 1992

FULL TIME EQUIVALENT OF NONCERTIFICI%0 PERSONNEL

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

COSTILLA

DISTRICT

ADMIN1S-

TRATORS

DISTRICT

OFFICE

SUPPORT

SCHOOL

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

SCHOOL

OFFICE

SUPPORT

INSTRUC-

TIONAL

AIDES

OTHER

AIDES

OTHER

PERSONNEL

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

TOTAL

CERT1F-

ICATED

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

CENTENNIAL

R-1

1.5

1.4

4.7

.9

9.4

17.9

30.5

48.4

SIERRA GRANDE

R-30

2.0

1.9

1.9

.9

8.3

15.0

24.0

39.0

.0

3.5

.0

3.3

6.6

1.8

17.7

32.9

54.5

87.4

COUNTY:

CROWLEY

CROWLEY COUNTY

RE-1-J

2.2

3.3

4.9

1.1

13.0

24.5

40.7

65.2

.0

2.2

.0

3.3

4.9

1.1

13.0

24.5

40.7

65.2

COUNTY:

CUSTER

CONSOLIDATED

C-1

1.1

2.3

9.0

10.9

23.3

30.0

53.3

.0

1.1

.0

2.3

9.0

.0

10.9

23.3

30.0

53.3

COUNTY:

DELTA

DELTA COUNTY

50(J)

7.0

22.8

27.0

13.4

107.6

177.8

269.5

447.3

.0

7.0

.0

22.8

27.0

13.4

107.6

177.8

269.5

447.3

COUNTY:

DENVER

DENVER COUNTY

127.0

227.6

313.4

838.4

141.6

1,738.4

3,286.4

4,219.2

7,505.6

27.0

227.6

.0

313.4

838.4

141.6

1,738.4

3,286.4

4,219.2

7,505.6

COUNTY:

DOLORES

DOLORES COUNTY

RE NO.2

1.0

1.0

3.0

3.8

1.0

11.1

20.9

26.5

47.4

1.0

1.0

.0

3.0

3.8

1.0

11.1

20.9

26.5

47.4

COUNTY:

DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS COUNTY

RE

16.0

53.4

83.5

139.4

30.5

300.2

613.0

1,030.1

1,643.1

6.0

53.4

.0

83.5

139.4

30.5

300.2

613.0

1,030.1

1,643.1


136

137

61

TABLE 12:


FALL 1992

FULL TIME EQUIVALENT OF NONCERTIFICATED PERSONNEL

SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

EAGLE

DISTRICT

ADM1NIS-

TRATORS

DISTRICT

OFFICE

SUPPORT

SCHOOL

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

SCHOOL

OFFICE

SUPPORT

1NSTRUC-

TIONAL

AIDES

OTHER

AIDES

OTHER

PERSONNEL

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

EAGLE COUNTY

RE 50

1.0

7.0

20.0

44.0

107.7

179.7

221.0

400.7

1.0

7.0

.0

20.0

44.0

.0

107.7

179.7

221.0

400.7

COUNTY:

ELBERT

ELIZABETH

C-1

3.0

3.3

10.3

10.9

4.1

33.5

65.1

108.1

173.2

KIOWA

C-2

1.3

2.5

2.5

7.3

13.6

21.0

34.6

BIG SANDY

100J

1.9

.9

1.9

8.4

13.1

26.8

39.9

ELBERT

200

1.1

1.1

1.0

2.7

5.9

17.0

22.9

AGATE

300

1.0

1.0

.5

1.0

3.4

6.9

11.2

18.1

3.0

8.6

.0

15.8

15.8

6.1

55.3

104.6

184.1

288.7

COUNTY:

EL PASO

CALHAN

RJ-1

2.3

1.9

2.3

8.3

14.8

26.5

41.3

HARRISON

24.0

27.2

41.8

64.1

30.7

170.4

338.2

713.3

1,051.5

WIDEFIELD

31.0

26.3

33.2

69.7

21.8

99.5

251.5

481.2

732.7

FOUNTAIN

81.0

13.0

18.5

14.0

8.5

90.0

145.0

280.9

425.9

COLORADO SPRINGS

11

17.0

111.8

169.9

177.6

46.9

465.8

989.0

1,791.0

2,780.0

CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN

12

2.0

5.6

12.2

.8

29.0

49.6

158.8

208.4

MANITOU SPRINGS

14

4.0

3.9

6.8

6.0

3.0

21.6

45.3

78.6

123.9

ACADEMY

20

5.0

36.0

107.5

54.1

10.0

204.0

416.6

781.0

1,197.6

ELLICOTT

22

1.0

2.5

5.4

.9

11.6

21.4

7 .0

60.4

PEYTON

23 JT

1.0

1.0

2.3

8.0

12.3

2'.0

39.3

HANOVER

28

1.3

1.8

1.0

3.1

7.2

8.0

15.2

LEWIS-PALMER

38

4.5

12.2

13.3

1.5

46.1

77.6

153.5

231.1

FALCON

49

1.0

12.4

14.5

18.0

4.9

53.9

104.7

173.4

278.1

EDISON

54 JT

1.0

1.0

1.0

2.7

5.7

5.0

10.7

MIAMI/YODER

60 JT

2.5

2.6

6.3

11.4

19.0

30.4

35.0

247.3

.0

424.5

432.2

131.0

1,220.3

2,490.3

4,736.2

7,226.5

COUNTY:

FREMONT

CANON CITY

RE-1

1.0

10.4

16.3

22.0

10.4

65.8

125.9

227.3

353.2

FLORENCE

RE-2

4.0

3.5

5.3

14.1

34.7

61.6

107.5

169.1

COTOPAXI

RE-3

2.3

1.5

1.1

8.8

13.7

22.7

36.4

5.0

13.9

.0

23.9

37.6

11.5

109.3

201.2

357.5

558.7

NONCERT1FICATED PERSONNEL BY POSITION CATEGORIES

13)

62

TABLE 12:


FALL 1992


SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

GARFIELD

DISTRICT

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

DISTRICT

OFFICE

SUPPORT

SCHOOL

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

SCHOOL

OFFICE

SUPPORT

INSTRUC-

TIONAL

AIDES

OTHER

AIDES

OTHER

PERSONNEL

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

ROARING FORK

RE-1

1.0

6.0

17.5

13.1

.9

85.8

124.3

261.2

385.5

GARFIELD

RE-2

5.0

10.0

20.0

6.6

53.8

95.4

156.0

251.4

GARFIELD

16

1.0

1.0

3.0

1.8

1.0

11.2

19.0

37.0

56.0

2.0

12.0

.0

30.5

34.9

8.5

150.8

238.7

454.2

692.9

COUNTY:

GILPIN

GILPIN COUNTY

RE-1

2.5

2.3

1.0

10.4

16.2

32.9

49.1

.0

2.5

.0

2.3

1.0

.0

10.4

16.2

32.9

49.1

COUNTY:

GRAND

WEST GRAND

1-JT.

2.0

3.0

1.5

3.0

15.9

25.4

43.2

68.6

EAST GRAND

22.3

4.5

10.1

4.5

5.4

26.7

53.5

83.3

136.8

2.3

6.5

.0

13.1

6.0

8.4

42.6

78.9

126.5

205.4

COUNTY:

GUNNISON

GUNNISON WATERSHED

RE1J

3.0

3.9

7.4

15.1

1.6

25.8

56.8

113.0

169.8

3.0

3.9

.0

7.4

15.1

1.6

25.8

56.8

113.0

169.8

COUNTY:

HINSDALE

HINSDALE COUNTY

RE.

11.0

1.0

.8

2.8

5.6

5.5

11.1

.0

1.0

.0

.0

1.0

.8

2.8

5.6

5.5

11.1

COUNTY:

HUERFANO

HUERFANO

RE-1

3.4

6.3

14.1

3.6

23.4

50.8

57.8

108.6

LA VETA

RE-2

1.0

2.0

2.0

7.0

12.0

23.5

35.5

.0

4.4

.0

8.3

16.1

3.6

30.4

62.8

81.3

144.1

NONCERT1FICATED PERSONNEL BY POSITION CATEGORIES

140

141

63

TABLE 12:

.


FALL 1992


SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

JACKSON

DISTRICT

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

DISTRICT

OFFICE

SUPPORT

SCHOOL

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

SCHOOL

OFFICE

SUPPORT

INSTRUC-

TIONAL

AIDES

OTHER

AIDES

OTHER

PERSONNEL

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

TOTAL

CERT1F-

ICATED

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

NORTH PARK

R-1

1.0

2.0

3.3

1.4

7.9

15.6

28.9

44.5

.0

1.0

.0

2.0

3.3

1.4

7.9

15.6

28.9

44.5

COUNTY:

JEFFERSON

JEFFERSON COUNTY

R-1

32.0

312.8

270.6

422.3

60.4

1,510.4

2,608.5

4,582.4

7,190.9

32.0

312.8

.0

270.6

422.3

60.4

1,510.4

2,608.5

4,582.4

7,190.9

COUNTY:

KIOWA

EADS

RE-1

1.0

1.9

2.8

.6

9.8

16.1

25.7

41.8

PLAINVIEW

RE-2

2.0

5.0

7.0

16.9

23.9

.0

1.0

.0

3.9

2.8

.6

14.8

23.1

42.6

65.7

COUNTY:

KIT CARSON

ARRIBA-FLAGLER

C-20

1.1

1.1

1.1

.2

6.7

10.2

24.6

34.8

HI-PLAINS

R-23

1.0

1.0

.8

8.2

11.0

18.2

29.2

STRATTON

R-4

3.7

2.0

4.0

1.0

6.8

17.5

26.0

43.5

BETHUNE

R-5

1.0

3.5

4.5

14.1

18.6

BURLINGTON

RE-6J

1.8

4.9

5.3

2.1

17.2

31.3

68.5

99.8

.0

8.6

.0

9.0

10.4

4.1

42.4

74.5

151.4

225.9

COUNTY:

LAKE

LAKE COUNTY

R-1

1.0

2.6

5.3

3.5

5.3

28.6

46.3

76.8

123.1

1.0

2.6

.0

5.3

3.5

5.3

28.6

46.3

76.8

123.1

COUNTY:

LA PLATA

DURANGO

9-R

7.5

10.0

15.9

25.7

15.3

86.4

160.8

297.4

458.2

BAYFIELD

10 JT-R

5.0

3.0

4.3

1.9

17.8

32.0

60.5

92.5

IGNACIO

11 JT

4.0

5.0

18.4

2.9

19.8

50.1

78.0

128.1

7.5

19.0

.0

23.9

48.4

20.1

124.0

242.9

435.9

678.8


64

TABLE 12:


FALL 1992


SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

LARIMER

DISTRICT

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

DISTRICT

OFFICE

SUPPORT

SCHOOL

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

SCHOOL

OFFICE

SUPPORT

INSTRUC-

TIONAL

AIDES

OTHER

AIDES

OTHER

PERSONNEL

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

POUDRE

R-1

6.0

71.4

89.6

202.3

43.1

223.3

635.7

1,249.7

1,885.4

THOMPSON

R-2J

3.0

51.3

64.9

72.4

34.1

213.6

439.3

739.9

1,179.2

PARK (ESTES PARK)

R-3

3.0

5.0

6.9

9.5

2.4

28.7

55.5

85.4

140.9

12.0

127.7

.0

161.4

284.2

79.6

465.6

1,130.5

2,075.0

3,205.5

COUNTY:

LAS ANIMAS

TRINIDAD

11.0

5.0

8.0

3.3

3.9

42.0

63.2

111.0

174.2


2.3

1.0

8.5

11.8

18.0

29.8

HOEHNE REORGANIZED

32.0

1.0

9.1

12.1

24.3

36.4


1.0

1.0

1.0

7.5

10.5

21.0

31.5


1.0

.6

2.2

3.8

9.2

13.0

KIM REORGANIZED

88

1.0

5.9

6.9

11.8

18.7

1.0

8.0

.0

13.3

5.9

4.9

75.2

108.3

195.3

303.6

COUNTY:

LINCOLN

GENOA-HUGO

C113

2.0

3.5

6.3

11.8

25.6

37.4

LIMON

RE-4J

1.1

2.1

1.9

2.4

9.2

16.7

35.0

51.7

KARVAL

RE-23

.8

1.0

4.6

6.4

11.3

17.7

.0

3.9

.0

2.1

6.4

2.4

20.1

34.9

71.9

106.8

COUNTY:

LOGAN

VALLEY

RE-1

1.0

2.0

19.7

7.3

2.6

61.0

93.6

192.3

285.9

FRENCHMAN

RE-3

1.0

1.5

1.0

5.7

9.2

21.4

30.6

BUFFALO

RE-4

1.0

1.0

2.5

7.1

11.6

19.7

31.3

PLATEAU

RE-5

1.9

4.2

6.1

19.0

25.1

1.0

4.0

.0

24.1

9.8

3.6

78.0

120.5

252.4

372.9

COUNTY:

MESA

DE BEQUE

49JT

1.0

1.0

6.0

8.0

16.5

24.5

PLATEAU VALLEY

50

1.0

1.0

2.0

3.5

.9

10.0

18.4

36.5

54.9

MESA COUNTY VALLEY

51

8.0

83.0

92.0

136.9

43.9

301.5

665.3

1,142.3

1,807.6

9.0

85.0

.0

95.0

140.4

44.8

317.5

691.7

1,195.3

1,887.0


144

145

65

TABLE 12:


FALL 1992


SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

MINERAL

DISTRICT

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

DISTRICT

OFFICE

SUPPORT

SCHOOL

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

SCHOOL

OFFICE

SUPPORT

INSTRUC-

TIONAL

AIDES

OTHER

AIDES

OTHER

PERSONNEL

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL


.1

1.0

.8

2.6

4.5

14.0

18.5

.0

.1

.0

1.0

.8

.0

2.6

4.5

14.0

18.5

COUNTY:

MOFFAT

MOFFAT COUNTY

RE:NO 1

5.0

5.0

10.3

27.3

4.1

67.6

119.3

170.0

289.3

5.0

5.0

.0

10.3

27.3

4.1

67.6

119.3

170.0

289.3

COUNTY:

MONTEZUMA

MONTEZUMA-CORTEZ

RE-1

3.0

10.2

15.8

41.6

67.6

138.2

223.7

361.9

DOLORES

RE-4A

2.0

2.8

7.5

.5

13.6

26.4

41.5

67.9

MANCOS

RE-6

2.0

2.0

2.0

10.9

16.9

40.5

57.4

3.0

14.2

.0

20.6

51.1

.5

92.1

181.5

305.7

487.2

COUNTY:

MONTROSE

MONTROSE COUNTY

RE-1J

8.4

30.0

38.0

10.8

69.5

156.7

313.1

469.8

WEST END

RE-2

1.0

1.0

3.2

7.4

2.8

10.2

25.6

34.8

60.4

1.0

9.4

.0

33.2

45.4

13.6

79.7

182.3

347.9

530.2

COUNTY:

MORGAN

BRUSH

RE-2(J)

1.0

3.0

7.0

15.0

2.8

26.5

55.3

102.5

157.3

FORT MORGAN

RE-3

2.9

6.6

.9

11.2

48.2

7.5

56.9

134.2

196.5

330.7

WELDON VALLEY

RE-20(J)

2.5

7.7

1.1

6.4

17.7

18.0

35.7

WIGGINS

RE-50(J)

1.0

2.0

1.8

1.1

10.3

16.2

41.0

57.2

6.4

10.6

.9

20.2

72.7

12.5

100.1

223.4

358.0

581.4

COUNTY:

OTERO

EAST OTERO

R-1

1.0

9.5

13.0

24.0

8.3

24.0

79.8

143.0

222.8

ROCKY FORD

R-2

6.2

7.0

11.8

13.1

27.5

65.6

90.7

156.3

MANZANOLA

3J

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

4.5

9.5

21.0

30.5

FOWLER

R-4J

1.0

1.0

2.8

3.8

1.0

14.6

24.2

36.6

60.8

CHERAW

31

2.0

2.0

7.4

11.4

24.0

35.4

SWINK

33

1.0

1.0

3.5

7.5

13.0

28.9

41.9

4.0

17.7

.0

26.8

46.1

23.4

85.5

203.5

344.2

547.7


66

TABLE 12:


FALL 1992


SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

OURAY

DISTRICT

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

DISTRICT

OFFICE

SUPPORT

SCHOOL

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

OFFICE

SUPPORT

INSTRUC-

TIONAL

AIDES

OTHER

AIDES

OTHER

PERSONNEL

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

OURAY

R-1

19

.6

3.7

6.2

21.8

28.0

RIDGWAY

R-2

1.0

1.5

3.0

4.8

10.3

24.7

35.0

.0

1.0

.0

3.4

3.6

.0

8.5

16.5

46.5

63.0

COUNTY:

PARK

PLATTE CANYON

13.0

5.9

10.8

2.1

26.5

48.3

88.4

136.7

PARK COUNTY

RE-2

1.1

2.8

3.4

5.9

12.9

26.1

40.0

66.1

1.1

5.8

.0

9.3

16.7

2.1

39.4

74.4

128.4

202.8

C-JNTY:

PHILLIPS

HOLYOKE

RE-1J

1.9

1.8

5.9

1.1

13.0

23.7

44.0

67.7

HAXTUN

RE-2J

.9

1.8

1.8

1.0

8.1

13.6

29.0

42.6

.0

2.8

.0

3.6

7.7

2.1

21.1

37.3

73.0

110.3

COUNTY:

PITKIN

ASPEN

12.0

4.0

6.0

4.4

4.0

15.2

35.6

85.5

121.1

2.0

4.0

.0

6.0

4.4

4.0

15.2

35.6

85.5

121.1

COUNTY:

PROWERS

GRANADA

RE-1

1.0

1.5

7.4

9.9

25.0

34.9

LAMAR

RE-2

9.4

7.3

11.2

7.2

34.0

69.1

134.1

203.2

HOLLY

RE-3

1.0

2.0

1.9

1.5

9.7

16.1

26.0

42.1

WILEY

RE-13

JT

2.0

1.0

3.5

1.0

7.0

14.5

24.0

38.5

.0

12.4

.0

11.3

18.1

9.7

58.1

109.6

209.1

318.7

COUNTY:

PUEBLO

PUEBLO CITY

60

6.0

72.0

65.0

118.6

340.0

601.6

1,120.5

1,722.1


5.0

17.4

17.2

4'7.9

.8

104.3

194.6

273.4

468.0

11.0

89.4

.0

82.2

168.5

.8

444-

796.2

1,393.9

2,190.1


148

149

67

TABLE 12:


FALL 1992


SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

RIO BLANCO

DISTRICT

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

DISTRICT

OFFICE

SUPPORT

SCHOOL

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

SCHOOL

OFFICE

SUPPORT

INSTRUC-

TIONAL

AIDES

OTHER

AIDES

OTHER

PERSONNEL

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

MEEKER

RE1

1.0

3.7

4.4

3.6

1.7

14.4

28.8

49.5

78.3

RANGELY

RE-4

5.0

1.8

4.4

1.9

2.4

13.1

28.6

52.5

81.1

6.0

5.5

.0

8.8

5.5

4.1

27.5

57.4

102.0

159.4

COUNTY:

RIO GRANDE

DEL NORTE

C-7

4.0

3.2

3.2

2.1

19.6

32.1

56.4

88.5

MONTE VISTA

C-8

2.7

7.0

4.4

26.3

40.4

99.8

140.2

SARGENT

RE-33J

1.9

1.9

1.9

.9

13.8

20.4

37.2

57.6

.0

8.6

.0

12.1

9.5

3.0

59.7

92.9

193.4

286.3

COUNTY:

ROUTT

HAYDEN

RE-1

3.0

1.5

2.9

3.5

1.8

10.6

23.3

44.6

67.9

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS

RE-2

4.3

8.0

13.1

3.0

25.8

54.2

127.2

181.4

SOUTH ROUTT

RE 3

1.0

3.0

1.6

2.2

10.7

18.5

34.9

53.4

3.0

6.8

.0

13.9

18.2

7.0

47.1

96.0

206.7

302.7

COUNTY:

SAGUACHE

MOUNTAIN VALLEY

RE 1

1.0

1.0

3.0

8.0

13.0

23.6

36.6

MOFFAT

21.0

1.0

.8

5.0

7.8

18.8

26.6

CENTER

26 JT.

1.8

2.0

5.7

1.9

15.5

26.9

53.0

79.9

.0

3.8

.0

4.0

9.5

1.9

28.5

47.7

95.4

143.1

COUNTY:

SAN JUAN

S1LVERTON

11.0

1.0

2.0

11.5

13.5

.0

1.0

.0

.0

.0

.0

1.0

2.0

11.5

13.5

COUNTY:

SAN MIGUEL

TELLURIDE

R-1

1.0

1.0

2.0

.8

7.0

11.8

34.4

46.2

NORWOOD

R-2J

1.5

1.0

3.3

.5

6.7

13.0

28.0

41.0

1.0

2.5

1.0

2.0

4.1

.5

13.7

24.8

62.4

87.2


68

TABLE 12:


FALL 1992


SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

SEDGWICK

DISTRICT

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

DISTRICT

OFFICE

SUPPORT

SCHOOL

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

SCHOOL

OFFICE

SUPPORT

INSTRUC-

TIONAL

AIDES

OTHER

AIDES

OTHER

PERSONNEL

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

JULESBURG

RE-1

3.0

1.3

.9

8.0

13.2

30.6

43.8

PLATTE VALLEY

RE-3

.5

2.0

.4

7.5

10.4

24.0

34.4

.0

.5

.0

5.0

1.3

1.3

15.5

23.6

54.6

78.2

COUNTY:

SUMMIT

SUMMIT

RE-1

1.0

5.5

8.7

18.5

4.4

45.4

83.5

145.8

229.3

1.0

5.5

.0

8.7

18.5

4.4

45.4

83.5

145.8

229.3

COUNTY:

TELLER

CRIPPLE CREEK-V1CTOR RE-1

1.1

2.3

4.5

2.3

10.0

20.2

27.5

47.7

WOODLAND PARK

RE-2

2.0

10.1

10.0

21.8

3.5

30.5

77.9

149.5

227.4

2.0

11.2

.0

12.3

26.3

5.8

40.5

98.1

177.0

275.1

COUNTY:

WASHINGTON

AKRON

R-1

.9

1.8

1.8

.9

9.9

15.3

36.0

51.3

ARICKAREE

R-2

2.8

.9

.9

11.0

15.6

19.0

34.6

OTIS

R-3

2.9

.6

.8

6.5

10.8

22.0

32.8

LONE STAR

101

1.0

.5

2.8

4.3

10.6

14.9

WOODLIN

R-104

.5

.5

8.6

9.6

18.0

27.6

.0

5.3

.0

5.1

3.8

2.6

38.8

55.6

105.6

161.2

COUNTY:

WELD

G1LCREST

RE-1

1.0

4.0

11.6

6.9

2.4

35.0

60.9

116.0

176.9

EATON

RE-2

1.8

5.3

3.5

2.3

26.1

39.0

83.4

122.4

KEENESBURG

RE-3(J)

2.3

8.3

1.5

2.6

28.6

43.3

74.0

117.3

WINDSOR

RE-4

10.5

10.2

8.5

4.6

35.1

68.9

133.8

202.7

JOHNSTOWN-MILLIKEN

RE-5J

3.0

8.4

9.3

3.3

26.0

50.0

75.5

125.5

GREELEY

64.0

53.3

55.3

76.5

7.1

257.5

453.7

796.9

1,250.6

PLATTE VALLEY

RE-7

1.0

2.0

5.4

1.9

22.1

32.4

59.5

91.9

FORT LUPTON

RE-8

10.0

8.8

53.7

13.1

49.5

135.1

143.3

278.4

AULT-HIGHLAND

RE-9

4.6

1.0

4.2

1.0

19.1

29.9

55.0

84.9

BRIGGSDALE

RE-10

1.0

1.0

4.0

6.0

12.7

18.7

PRAIRIE

RE-11

1.9

5.6

7.5

18.0

25.5

PAWNEE

RE-12

2.0

.9

4.8

7.7

16.1

23.8

10.6

90.8

.0

120.5

160.8

38.3

513.4

934.4

1,584.2

2,518.6


152

153

69

TABLE 12:


FALL 1992


SCHOOL DISTRICT

COUNTY:

YUMA

WEST YUMA COUNTY

RJ-1

EAST YUMA COUNTY

RJ-2

DISTRICT

ADMINIS-

TRATORS

4.6

4.6

DISTRICT

OFFICE

SUPPORT

3.0

2.8

5.8

SCHOOL

ADMIN1S-

TRATORS

.0

SCHOOL

OFFICE

SUPPORT

7.1

6.8

13.9

INSTRUC-

TIONAL

AIDES

2.0

5.6

7.6

OTHER

AIDES .9

.9

OTHER

PERSONNEL

24.1

25.0

49.1

TOTAL

NONCER-

TIFICATED

36.2

45.7

81.9

TOTAL

CERTIF-

ICATED

87.3

83.4

170.7

TOTAL

PERSON-

NEL

123.5

129.1

252.6

COUNTY:

COLORADO BOCS


12.0

12.0

EAST CENTRAL BOCES

15.6

15.6

MOUNTAIN BOCES

32.6

32.6

NORTHERN COLO BOCES

3.3

3.3

NORTHEAST BOCES

18.1

18.1

PIKES PEAK BOCES

35.5

35.5

SAN JUAN BOCS

14.!

14.8


30.4

30.4

SOUTH CENTRAL BOCES

17.2

17.2


13.5

13.5

SOUTHEASTERN BOCES

30.8

30.8

SOUTHWEST BOCS

12.0

12.0

WELD BOCES

117.3

117.3


17.5

17.5

RIO BLANCO BOCES

10.0

10.0

.o.o

.o.0

.o

.o

.o

.0

380.6

380.6

** STATE TOTALS:

307.1

2,186.0

1.9

3,165.4

4,661.5

1,005.5

11,848.3

23,175.7

39,609.6

62,785.3


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DE

FIN

ITIO

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D T

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the

text

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rms

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one

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d m

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clud

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ffere

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ositi

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tego

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ther

efor

e th

e ta

ble

in w

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the

term

is u

sed

follo

ws

the

defin

ition

.

AD

MIN

IST

RA

TO

RS

:

Cer

tific

ated

Dis

tric

t Adm

inis

trat

ors

incl

udes

sup

erin

tend

ents

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ista

ntsu

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tend

ents

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ctor

s, a

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ativ

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ants

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ines

sm

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ers,

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ffice

rs a

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eans

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able

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4,10

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cert

ifica

ted

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t Adm

inis

trat

ors

incl

udes

bus

ines

sm

anag

ers,

adm

inis

trat

ive

assi

stan

ts, d

irect

ors

and

supe

rvis

ors

of n

onin

stru

ctio

nal

prog

ram

s. (

Tab

le 1

2)

Non

cert

ifica

ted

Sch

ool A

dmin

istr

ator

s in

clud

es p

erso

nnel

that

sup

ervi

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noni

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uctio

nal

oper

atio

ns o

f a s

choo

l. (T

able

12)

Ple

ase

note

that

the

coun

ts r

epor

ted

for

nonc

ertif

icat

ed a

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ator

sm

ay n

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true

ref

lect

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e di

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ais

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lect

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ased

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r re

port

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e U

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tion

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riptio

ns p

rovi

ded

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tric

t Adm

inis

trat

ors'

and

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tric

t Offi

ce S

uppo

rt' h

ave

caus

ed in

cons

iste

ncy

in r

epor

ting

by s

choo

l dis

tric

ts.

AV

ER

AG

E S

ALA

RY

: The

ave

rage

sal

ary

is b

ased

on

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ract

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arie

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port

ed fo

r ce

rtifi

cate

d pe

rson

nel F

all 1

992.

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RT

IFIC

AT

ED

PP

SO

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EL:

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sonn

el r

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ted

wor

king

in p

ositi

ons

whi

chre

quire

sta

te c

ertif

icat

ion.

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SS

RO

OM

TE

AC

HE

R: A

sta

ff m

embe

r as

sign

ed th

e pr

ofes

sion

alac

tiviti

es o

f ins

truc

ting

pupi

ls in

sel

f-co

ntai

ned

clas

ses

or c

ours

es. T

his

term

incl

udes

all

teac

hers

. Als

o se

e 'S

elec

ted

Cla

ssro

om T

each

er'.

ET

HN

IC/R

AC

IAL

GR

OU

P:

Am

eric

an In

dian

or

Ala

skan

Nat

ive

A p

erso

n ha

ving

orig

ins

inan

y of

the

orig

inal

peo

ples

of N

orth

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eric

a

Asi

an o

r P

acifi

c Is

land

er -

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erso

n ha

ving

orig

ins

in a

ny o

f the

orig

inal

peo

ples

of t

he F

ar E

ast,

Sou

thea

st A

sia,

or

the

Pac

ific

Isla

nds.

Thi

sar

ea in

clud

es, f

or e

xam

ple,

Chi

na, J

apan

, Kor

ea, t

he P

hilip

pine

Isla

nds

and

Sam

oa.

Bla

ck, N

ot o

f His

pani

c O

rigin

- A

per

son

havi

ng o

rigin

s in

any

of t

he B

lack

rac

ial g

roup

s.

Whi

te, N

ot o

f His

pani

c O

rigin

- A

per

son

havi

ng o

rigin

s in

any

of t

he o

rigin

al p

eopl

es o

f Eur

ope,

Nor

th A

fric

a, th

e M

iddl

e E

ast,

or th

e In

dian

subc

ontin

ent.

His

pani

c -

A p

erso

n of

Mex

ican

, Pue

rto

Ric

an, C

uban

, Cen

tral

or S

outh

Am

eric

an, o

r th

e S

pani

sh c

uttu

re o

r or

igin

, reg

ardl

ess

of r

ace.

INS

TR

UC

TIO

NA

L A

IDE

S: I

nclu

des

pers

onne

l em

ploy

ed in

pos

ition

sw

hich

req

uire

them

to w

ork

dire

ctly

with

stu

dent

s ii

the

inst

ruct

iona

l pro

cess

unde

r th

e su

perv

isio

n of

cer

tific

ated

teac

hers

. (T

able

12)

72

4a

INS

TR

UC

TIO

NA

L S

TA

FF

: Inc

lude

s el

emen

tary

and

sec

onda

ry d

irect

ors,

coo

rdin

ator

s, c

onsu

ltant

s, s

uper

viso

rs, c

ouns

elor

s, li

brar

ians

, cur

ricul

umsp

ecia

lists

and

teac

hers

on

spec

ial a

ssig

nmen

t. (T

able

10)

NE

W P

ER

SO

NN

EL:

Per

sonn

el w

ho h

ave

had

no p

rior

teac

hing

exp

erie

nce

in C

olor

ado.

(T

able

3)

OT

HE

R A

IDE

S: I

nclu

des

libra

ry a

ides

, med

ia a

ides

, etc

. (T

able

12)

OF

FIC

E S

UP

PO

RT

(D

istr

ict)

: Inc

lude

s st

aff m

embe

rs th

at a

re a

ssig

ned

to th

e st

aff o

f the

offi

cial

s an

d ad

min

istr

ator

s of

the

dist

rict.

Thi

sm

ay in

clud

eas

sist

ants

, cle

rks,

dep

artm

ent s

uper

viso

rs, e

tc. (

Tab

le 1

2)

OF

FIC

E S

UP

PO

RT

(S

choo

ls):

Incl

udes

sta

ff in

sup

port

of t

each

ing

and

adm

inis

trat

ive

dutie

s. (

Tab

le 1

2)

OT

HE

R C

ER

TIF

ICA

TE

D P

ER

SO

NN

EL:

All

cert

ifica

ted

pers

onne

l with

the

exce

ptio

n of

cla

ssro

om te

ache

rs. (

Tab

le 2

)

OT

HE

R N

ON

CE

RT

IFIC

AT

ED

PE

RS

ON

NE

L:In

clud

es fo

od s

ervi

ce p

erso

nnel

, tra

nspo

rtat

ion

pers

onne

l,re

crea

tion

pers

onne

l,pl

ant

oper

atio

n/m

aint

enan

ce p

erso

nnel

, etc

. (T

able

12)

PU

PIL

ME

MB

ER

SH

IP: P

upils

in m

embe

rshi

p as

of t

he O

ctob

er 1

cou

nt d

ay.

PU

PIL

/TE

AC

HE

R R

AT

IO: T

he n

umbe

r of

stu

dent

s in

mem

bers

hip

as o

f Oct

ober

1 d

ivid

ed b

y th

e fu

ll tim

e eq

uiva

lenc

y of

teac

hing

ass

ignm

ents

serv

ing

thes

e st

uden

ts d

urin

g th

e sa

me

perio

d of

tim

e.

SE

LEC

TE

D C

LAS

SR

OO

M T

EA

CH

ER

: Thi

s te

rm in

clud

es a

ll te

ache

rs w

ith th

e ex

cept

ion

of s

peci

al e

duca

tion

teac

hers

, Cha

pter

I,II

teac

hers

and

teac

hers

in s

peci

aliz

ed s

ubje

ct a

reas

suc

h as

mus

ic, a

rt, p

hysi

cal e

duca

tion,

driv

er e

duca

tion

and

RO

TC

. (T

able

9)

SE

TT

ING

CA

TE

GO

RY

: The

set

ting

cate

gorie

s us

ed in

this

pub

licat

ion

are

thos

e es

tabl

ishe

d by

the

Pub

lic S

choo

l Fin

ance

Act

of 1

988.

The

176

dist

ricts

are

cla

ssifi

ed in

to e

ight

gro

ups

of d

istr

icts

with

sim

ilar

sele

cted

cha

ract

eris

tics.

See

list

ing

on p

age

71.

SIZ

E: T

he s

ize

of a

dis

tric

t is

base

d on

the

fall

mem

bers

hip

coun

t.

SP

EC

IAL

SE

RV

ICE

S:

Incl

udes

sta

ff m

embe

rs e

mpl

oyed

as

psyc

holo

gist

s, a

udio

logi

sts,

occ

upat

iona

l the

rapi

sts,

phy

sica

l the

rapi

sts,

spe

ech

corr

ectio

nist

, sch

ool n

urse

s, a

nd s

ocia

l wor

kers

.

TE

AC

HE

RS

: See

Cla

ssro

om T

each

er.

TE

AC

HE

R T

UR

NO

VE

R R

AT

E: T

he r

ate

at w

hich

per

sonn

el w

hose

prim

ary

func

tion

is c

lass

room

teac

hing

leav

e cr

sep

arat

e fr

om th

e di

stric

t,or

chan

ge fr

om th

eir

clas

sroo

m te

achi

ng to

ano

ther

pos

ition

from

one

sch

ool y

ear

to a

noth

er, e

xpre

ssed

as

a pe

rcen

tage

. Thi

s ra

te is

det

erm

ined

by c

ompa

ring

the

clas

sroo

m te

ache

rs r

epor

ted

in th

e cu

rren

t yea

r ag

ains

t tho

se r

epor

ted

in th

e pr

evio

us y

ear.

160

161

73

16

DA

TA

SO

UR

CE

S

CE

RT

IFIC

AT

ED

PE

RS

ON

NE

L: D

ata

on c

ertif

icat

ed p

erso

nnel

is s

ubm

itted

to th

e C

olor

ado

Dep

artm

ento

f Edu

catio

n by

one

of t

he fo

llow

ing

mea

ns,

CD

E-1

For

m/C

P-1

Tur

naro

und

Doc

umen

t, C

P IB

M D

iske

tte o

r M

agne

tic(P

lann

ing

and

Eva

luat

ion

Uni

t)

NO

NC

ER

1IF

ICA

TE

D P

ER

SO

NN

EL:

CD

E-4

For

m, F

all R

epor

t fro

m S

choo

l Dis

tric

ts, S

ectio

n D

- P

erso

nnel

Em

ploy

edin

Non

cert

ifica

ted

Pos

ition

s.

(Pla

nnin

g an

d E

valu

atio

n U

nit)

PU

PIL

ME

MB

ER

SH

IP: C

DE

-4 F

orm

, Fal

l Rep

ort f

rom

Scn

ool D

istr

icts

, Sec

tion

G -

Stu

dent

Mem

bers

hip

by S

choo

l,G

rade

, Sex

, and

Eth

nic/

Rac

ial

Gro

up -

Oct

ober

One

Day

Cou

nt. (

Pla

nnin

g an

d E

valu

atio

n U

nit)

NA

TIO

NA

L A

VE

RA

GE

SA

LAR

Y:

Est

imat

es o

f Sch

ool S

tatis

tics,

Res

earc

h D

ivis

ion,

Nat

iona

l Edu

catio

n A

ssoc

iatio

n an

dC

olor

ado

Edu

catio

n

Ass

ocia

tion.

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