This document provides supplemental funding allocations from the PRC154 COVID-19 funds approved by the North Carolina State Board of Education on March 27, 2020. It includes a list of all North Carolina local education agencies (LEAs) and charter schools with their student enrollment numbers and the total funding amount allocated to each entity. The allocations are broken down into components including allowed average daily membership, charter and other schools ADM, and low wealth funds. The document serves to inform LEAs and charter schools of the COVID-19 supplemental funding amounts they will receive.
This document proposes allocating $20 million in Governor's Emergency Education Relief funds to supplemental instructional services for public school units in North Carolina. It provides a table listing all county LEAs, charter schools, and their 2020 Average Daily Membership (ADM) enrollment numbers, with proposed allocations calculated as 50% of ADM and 50% based on poverty levels. A total of 1,433,877 students across 121 county LEAs and 94 charter schools are included.
This document outlines a proposed formula for distributing Governor Emergency Education Funds to support specialized instructional support personnel (school nurses, psychologists, social workers and counselors) for the 2021 fiscal year. The formula provides each LEA a base amount of $38,664 plus additional funding per student (ADM). Charter schools receive the higher of 1/8 of a position or funding per student. The funds are distributed across the state to 115 LEAs and charter schools based on student enrollment and a minimum base amount, with per pupil amounts ranging from $23.16 to $87.81. The total funding amount is $36,555,224 to support over 4.4 million students statewide.
This document outlines proposed allocations totaling $75,000,000 to 130 local school districts and charter schools across North Carolina. The allocations range from $4,156 to $6,746,361 with the largest allocation going to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. It lists each recipient school or district and the amount proposed to be allocated to each.
Federal CARES Act district distributionEducationNC
This document contains a list of planning allotment amounts from the CARES Act K-12 Emergency Relief Fund distributed to local education agencies (LEAs) and charter schools (CS) across North Carolina. A total of 180 LEAs and 98 CS are listed with their assigned numbers and names alongside the allotment amounts they each received.
The document announces a sports day on June 19th at the new Fairfield Learning Centre community sports site in Worcester, with activities for juniors aged 6-15 from 10am to 12pm and adults aged 16+ from 1pm to 3pm. It provides details on the activities offered for each age group, as well as information on registering interest and finding more details online.
Babolat cup 2014 finals acceptance listBabolatcupuk
The document lists the boys and girls draws for the Babolat Cup 2014 Finals tennis tournament. It provides the names and counties of 16 boys and 16 girls who have been accepted into the tournament draws. The counties represented include Hampshire & Isle of Wight, Yorkshire, Surrey, Cheshire, Avon, Buckinghamshire, Cornwall, Wales, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Sussex, and Wiltshire.
This document provides the academic calendar for SD Bina Insani International Program for the 2016-2017 school year. It is divided into two semesters with various events, activities, holidays, and exams noted for each month. Some of the key events include orientation for new students, foundation programs, UAS exams, independent day celebrations, storytelling days, swimming activities, mid-semester exams, fundraising events, and religious holidays. The calendar concludes with second semester holidays in July 2017 to mark the start of the new academic year.
Activity calendar to know about activities for seniors in assisted living, senior independent living, skilled nursing home care for the elderly, elder care services. Read More:- http://www.keystonecarecenter.com/calendar
This document proposes allocating $20 million in Governor's Emergency Education Relief funds to supplemental instructional services for public school units in North Carolina. It provides a table listing all county LEAs, charter schools, and their 2020 Average Daily Membership (ADM) enrollment numbers, with proposed allocations calculated as 50% of ADM and 50% based on poverty levels. A total of 1,433,877 students across 121 county LEAs and 94 charter schools are included.
This document outlines a proposed formula for distributing Governor Emergency Education Funds to support specialized instructional support personnel (school nurses, psychologists, social workers and counselors) for the 2021 fiscal year. The formula provides each LEA a base amount of $38,664 plus additional funding per student (ADM). Charter schools receive the higher of 1/8 of a position or funding per student. The funds are distributed across the state to 115 LEAs and charter schools based on student enrollment and a minimum base amount, with per pupil amounts ranging from $23.16 to $87.81. The total funding amount is $36,555,224 to support over 4.4 million students statewide.
This document outlines proposed allocations totaling $75,000,000 to 130 local school districts and charter schools across North Carolina. The allocations range from $4,156 to $6,746,361 with the largest allocation going to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. It lists each recipient school or district and the amount proposed to be allocated to each.
Federal CARES Act district distributionEducationNC
This document contains a list of planning allotment amounts from the CARES Act K-12 Emergency Relief Fund distributed to local education agencies (LEAs) and charter schools (CS) across North Carolina. A total of 180 LEAs and 98 CS are listed with their assigned numbers and names alongside the allotment amounts they each received.
The document announces a sports day on June 19th at the new Fairfield Learning Centre community sports site in Worcester, with activities for juniors aged 6-15 from 10am to 12pm and adults aged 16+ from 1pm to 3pm. It provides details on the activities offered for each age group, as well as information on registering interest and finding more details online.
Babolat cup 2014 finals acceptance listBabolatcupuk
The document lists the boys and girls draws for the Babolat Cup 2014 Finals tennis tournament. It provides the names and counties of 16 boys and 16 girls who have been accepted into the tournament draws. The counties represented include Hampshire & Isle of Wight, Yorkshire, Surrey, Cheshire, Avon, Buckinghamshire, Cornwall, Wales, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Sussex, and Wiltshire.
This document provides the academic calendar for SD Bina Insani International Program for the 2016-2017 school year. It is divided into two semesters with various events, activities, holidays, and exams noted for each month. Some of the key events include orientation for new students, foundation programs, UAS exams, independent day celebrations, storytelling days, swimming activities, mid-semester exams, fundraising events, and religious holidays. The calendar concludes with second semester holidays in July 2017 to mark the start of the new academic year.
Activity calendar to know about activities for seniors in assisted living, senior independent living, skilled nursing home care for the elderly, elder care services. Read More:- http://www.keystonecarecenter.com/calendar
This document lists possible work placement opportunities in Leeds and Leicestershire. In Leeds, opportunities are listed at 12 locations including sports centers, a leisure center, indoor karting, county cricket club, and paintball facility. In Leicestershire, opportunities are listed at 6 locations like a rugby club, outdoor pursuit center, paintballing, leisure center, county cricket club, and armored vehicle experience facility. Contact details including addresses and phone numbers are provided for each placement.
The document provides information on Anderson Market including the manager's contact information, hours of operation, background on Anderson Township and its amenities, a list of competing banks in the area by zip code, details on the highly rated Forest Hills School District and schools located in Anderson Market, organizations and non-profits in the community, and opportunities and challenges for growth in the Anderson Market area.
Possible Work Placement Opportunities 2stuartwright
This document lists possible work placement opportunities in Leeds and Leicestershire, including the organization name, address, and contact number. Some opportunities in Leeds include Citybloc industrial estate, Bramley Baths leisure center, East Leeds Leisure Centre, and Scott Hall Sports Centre. In Leicestershire, opportunities include Leicester Tigers rugby club, Leicester Outdoor Pursuit Centre, Rebel Sports Paintballing, and Market Harborough Leisure Centre.
This document appears to be a list of account numbers, names, and outstanding balances for various customers of Nairobi City Water & Sewerage Company Ltd. The top 20 customers with the highest outstanding balances are listed, with Waweru Wainaina George owing the most at 3,874,580.81 Kenyan Shillings. The list continues for over 150 customers in total and their respective outstanding balances.
1) The author's mother was small and shy as a child, but took up athletics after her brother encouraged her to strengthen herself through sports.
2) She trained hard and began winning competitions both locally and in other cities.
3) Thanks to the example set by her mother, the author's family enjoys various sports like swimming, biking, skiing, and skating together which has kept them healthy, close, and successful.
This document provides information about upcoming events and deadlines at the school for the week of June 5-9, 2017. It includes: the dates for the TLC course deadline, art/band concert, athletic awards, diploma exams, grade 7 field trip, last day of classes, and exams. It also lists the weekly lunch menu and winners of the cards for kindness program. Various sports tryouts and announcements are provided for junior high and high school students.
Mr Howie led the P4-7 Equal Rights Assembly on Friday 29th April. He explored a definition of 'prejudice' with the pupils and asked them to consider how they can play a part in making sure everyone is included. P7 Sports Captains announced how well each House had done in our fantastic Swimathon this week, swimming the equivalent of Sciennes to Benmore! Sports Captains also congratulated pupils on recent achievements and Yash - who won both Racquet tournaments last year - presented the EPSSA Badminton trophy to this year's winner, Ellen. Well done to Erin who came runner up in both Badminton AND Tennis tournaments.
On Friday 22nd April, we celebrated Earth Day and the 400th Anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare (23rd April 1616). House Captains congratulated fellow pupils on recent achievements and reminded everyone about our annual Swimathon, taking place next week.
Public and Private High school listings for Rhode Island high schools. There are 105 high schools in Rhode Island, made up of 74 public schools and 31 private schools.
student under our program in emergency need of school feesPATRICE HABINSHUTI
This document provides details on 47 students in need of financial support for school fees, including their names, schools, required fees amounts, and bank account information. It requests a total of 1,810,700 Rwandan francs or 2,550 US dollars to pay the school fees as an emergency case. The funds would be used to help vulnerable children through the Hope and Support for Vulnerable Children organization.
Relationship chart gordon henry kraft:henry ii curtmantle of englandGordon Kraft
This document contains a genealogical record tracing the ancestry of Gordon Henry Kraft back to the early 16th century. It lists his parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, and earlier ancestors documenting marriages, births, and places of origin across Europe and the United States back to the 1500s.
Farleigh Golf Club – Fixture List 2014Farleigh Fox
The document provides the competition schedule and rules for Farleigh Golf Club for 2014. It lists the dates and types of competitions held each month, including weekends, midweeks, seniors, ladies, and juniors. It also outlines general rules for competitions, including that the Rules of Golf will apply and local rules should be checked, as well as course rules regarding dress code, pace of play, and etiquette.
This document contains a list of 41 names and addresses. The names appear to be of individuals living in various cities across Texas, including Fort Worth, Dallas, Irving, Weatherford, Azle, Carrollton, Lewisville, Burleson, Arlington, and more. The addresses provided include street names and numbers, cities, states, and zip codes.
The document provides information about the 2015 WTA Premier 5 tournament in Rome, Italy from May 9-17, including the prize money breakdown, seedings, and round-by-round results. Serena Williams was the top seed. Other seeded players making the quarterfinals were Caroline Wozniacki at 5, Eugenie Bouchard at 6, Petra Kvitova at 4, and Ekaterina Makarova at 8. Simona Halep defeated Carla Suarez Navarro in the final.
The document provides information about students of the month at Northridge Middle School, the school lunch menu for various weeks, school times and procedures, and upcoming events at the school including track meets, academic night, and staff birthdays. It recognizes students for their achievements and keeps parents informed about school activities and schedules.
The December 2016 planner for Hope Lutheran Church lists the following events:
- Usher teams and Pastor's office hours for each week.
- Events including Ruby's Pantry food distribution, a ministerium meeting, family fun night, choir practices, and Financial Peace University classes.
- Regular Sunday worship services and Sunday school, along with fellowship time and committee meetings.
- The youth trip to the Lifehouse on December 11th.
- Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services, along with a Christmas dinner on the 25th.
The document summarizes the creation of a new Smoke Signals website. Computer applications teacher Mr. Sekely's classes designed layouts for the site, and freshman Andrea Briggs' design was selected. Journalism teacher Mrs. Sitler hopes to have the site fully operational by February, featuring articles, photos, videos, and interactive elements from all PTHS media classes. The goal is for the Smoke Signals website to be a central online hub for PTHS student news and media.
Tables showing 381 metropolitan regions across the United States and whether those regions saw an expansion or shrinkage of their economies. The tables go into detail as to what sectors saw increases and decreases. Certain regions saw dramatic increases from shale energy activity.
CARES emergency relief fund distributionEducationNC
This document provides estimated planning allotment ranges for K-12 Emergency Relief Funds for local education agencies (LEAs) and charter schools in North Carolina. It lists over 150 LEAs with their unit name and the estimated low and high amounts they may receive. It also lists over 30 charter schools in the state with their name and estimated low and high relief fund amounts. The amounts are estimates to be used for planning purposes by the LEAs and charter schools.
This document lists the total CARES Act funding and minimum amount for student aid for each North Carolina community college. Central Piedmont Community College received the highest total funding at $10,787,553, while Halifax Community College received the lowest at $616,040. In total, the North Carolina Community College System received $120,073,308 in CARES Act funding, with $60,036,669 designated as the minimum amount that must go toward student aid.
The document summarizes a proposal to regionalize snow and lawn care services for a division under a single contract. It analyzes financial data from 2011-2014 and compares costs of various landscaping companies. Regionalizing these services could increase efficiency and consistency compared to the current system. Landscaping companies were contacted, proposals analyzed and compared to internal financials to make a recommendation.
This document lists possible work placement opportunities in Leeds and Leicestershire. In Leeds, opportunities are listed at 12 locations including sports centers, a leisure center, indoor karting, county cricket club, and paintball facility. In Leicestershire, opportunities are listed at 6 locations like a rugby club, outdoor pursuit center, paintballing, leisure center, county cricket club, and armored vehicle experience facility. Contact details including addresses and phone numbers are provided for each placement.
The document provides information on Anderson Market including the manager's contact information, hours of operation, background on Anderson Township and its amenities, a list of competing banks in the area by zip code, details on the highly rated Forest Hills School District and schools located in Anderson Market, organizations and non-profits in the community, and opportunities and challenges for growth in the Anderson Market area.
Possible Work Placement Opportunities 2stuartwright
This document lists possible work placement opportunities in Leeds and Leicestershire, including the organization name, address, and contact number. Some opportunities in Leeds include Citybloc industrial estate, Bramley Baths leisure center, East Leeds Leisure Centre, and Scott Hall Sports Centre. In Leicestershire, opportunities include Leicester Tigers rugby club, Leicester Outdoor Pursuit Centre, Rebel Sports Paintballing, and Market Harborough Leisure Centre.
This document appears to be a list of account numbers, names, and outstanding balances for various customers of Nairobi City Water & Sewerage Company Ltd. The top 20 customers with the highest outstanding balances are listed, with Waweru Wainaina George owing the most at 3,874,580.81 Kenyan Shillings. The list continues for over 150 customers in total and their respective outstanding balances.
1) The author's mother was small and shy as a child, but took up athletics after her brother encouraged her to strengthen herself through sports.
2) She trained hard and began winning competitions both locally and in other cities.
3) Thanks to the example set by her mother, the author's family enjoys various sports like swimming, biking, skiing, and skating together which has kept them healthy, close, and successful.
This document provides information about upcoming events and deadlines at the school for the week of June 5-9, 2017. It includes: the dates for the TLC course deadline, art/band concert, athletic awards, diploma exams, grade 7 field trip, last day of classes, and exams. It also lists the weekly lunch menu and winners of the cards for kindness program. Various sports tryouts and announcements are provided for junior high and high school students.
Mr Howie led the P4-7 Equal Rights Assembly on Friday 29th April. He explored a definition of 'prejudice' with the pupils and asked them to consider how they can play a part in making sure everyone is included. P7 Sports Captains announced how well each House had done in our fantastic Swimathon this week, swimming the equivalent of Sciennes to Benmore! Sports Captains also congratulated pupils on recent achievements and Yash - who won both Racquet tournaments last year - presented the EPSSA Badminton trophy to this year's winner, Ellen. Well done to Erin who came runner up in both Badminton AND Tennis tournaments.
On Friday 22nd April, we celebrated Earth Day and the 400th Anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare (23rd April 1616). House Captains congratulated fellow pupils on recent achievements and reminded everyone about our annual Swimathon, taking place next week.
Public and Private High school listings for Rhode Island high schools. There are 105 high schools in Rhode Island, made up of 74 public schools and 31 private schools.
student under our program in emergency need of school feesPATRICE HABINSHUTI
This document provides details on 47 students in need of financial support for school fees, including their names, schools, required fees amounts, and bank account information. It requests a total of 1,810,700 Rwandan francs or 2,550 US dollars to pay the school fees as an emergency case. The funds would be used to help vulnerable children through the Hope and Support for Vulnerable Children organization.
Relationship chart gordon henry kraft:henry ii curtmantle of englandGordon Kraft
This document contains a genealogical record tracing the ancestry of Gordon Henry Kraft back to the early 16th century. It lists his parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, and earlier ancestors documenting marriages, births, and places of origin across Europe and the United States back to the 1500s.
Farleigh Golf Club – Fixture List 2014Farleigh Fox
The document provides the competition schedule and rules for Farleigh Golf Club for 2014. It lists the dates and types of competitions held each month, including weekends, midweeks, seniors, ladies, and juniors. It also outlines general rules for competitions, including that the Rules of Golf will apply and local rules should be checked, as well as course rules regarding dress code, pace of play, and etiquette.
This document contains a list of 41 names and addresses. The names appear to be of individuals living in various cities across Texas, including Fort Worth, Dallas, Irving, Weatherford, Azle, Carrollton, Lewisville, Burleson, Arlington, and more. The addresses provided include street names and numbers, cities, states, and zip codes.
The document provides information about the 2015 WTA Premier 5 tournament in Rome, Italy from May 9-17, including the prize money breakdown, seedings, and round-by-round results. Serena Williams was the top seed. Other seeded players making the quarterfinals were Caroline Wozniacki at 5, Eugenie Bouchard at 6, Petra Kvitova at 4, and Ekaterina Makarova at 8. Simona Halep defeated Carla Suarez Navarro in the final.
The document provides information about students of the month at Northridge Middle School, the school lunch menu for various weeks, school times and procedures, and upcoming events at the school including track meets, academic night, and staff birthdays. It recognizes students for their achievements and keeps parents informed about school activities and schedules.
The December 2016 planner for Hope Lutheran Church lists the following events:
- Usher teams and Pastor's office hours for each week.
- Events including Ruby's Pantry food distribution, a ministerium meeting, family fun night, choir practices, and Financial Peace University classes.
- Regular Sunday worship services and Sunday school, along with fellowship time and committee meetings.
- The youth trip to the Lifehouse on December 11th.
- Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services, along with a Christmas dinner on the 25th.
The document summarizes the creation of a new Smoke Signals website. Computer applications teacher Mr. Sekely's classes designed layouts for the site, and freshman Andrea Briggs' design was selected. Journalism teacher Mrs. Sitler hopes to have the site fully operational by February, featuring articles, photos, videos, and interactive elements from all PTHS media classes. The goal is for the Smoke Signals website to be a central online hub for PTHS student news and media.
Tables showing 381 metropolitan regions across the United States and whether those regions saw an expansion or shrinkage of their economies. The tables go into detail as to what sectors saw increases and decreases. Certain regions saw dramatic increases from shale energy activity.
CARES emergency relief fund distributionEducationNC
This document provides estimated planning allotment ranges for K-12 Emergency Relief Funds for local education agencies (LEAs) and charter schools in North Carolina. It lists over 150 LEAs with their unit name and the estimated low and high amounts they may receive. It also lists over 30 charter schools in the state with their name and estimated low and high relief fund amounts. The amounts are estimates to be used for planning purposes by the LEAs and charter schools.
This document lists the total CARES Act funding and minimum amount for student aid for each North Carolina community college. Central Piedmont Community College received the highest total funding at $10,787,553, while Halifax Community College received the lowest at $616,040. In total, the North Carolina Community College System received $120,073,308 in CARES Act funding, with $60,036,669 designated as the minimum amount that must go toward student aid.
The document summarizes a proposal to regionalize snow and lawn care services for a division under a single contract. It analyzes financial data from 2011-2014 and compares costs of various landscaping companies. Regionalizing these services could increase efficiency and consistency compared to the current system. Landscaping companies were contacted, proposals analyzed and compared to internal financials to make a recommendation.
Mississippi Welders Supply Co., Inc. is a welding supply company with multiple locations across Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. They provide welding supplies and equipment. The document lists the addresses, phone numbers, and fax numbers for 8 different locations across Decorah, IA; Red Wing, MN; Rochester, MN; Winona, MN; Altoona, WI; Hudson, WI; La Crosse, WI; and Marshfield, WI.
This document provides the number of contacts and companies in different categories (Any - 1 Contact/Companies, Key Decision Makers - Multiple Contacts, All Available Executives - Multiple Contacts) for each US state, Canadian province and territory. It shows the number of contacts ranges from hundreds to tens of thousands depending on the state or province and contact category. The total number of contacts across the US is over 14 million while the total for Canada is over half a million.
This document lists the population of each US state and territory according to the Census Bureau. The population of the United States is over 296 million people. The most populous state is California with over 35 million residents, while the least populated is Wyoming with around 511,000 residents. Population estimates are based on the Census Bureau's annual surveys.
The report provides data on K-3 literacy accountability measures for the 2014-2015 school year in North Carolina. It shows the number and percentage of third grade students who demonstrated and did not demonstrate reading proficiency, were exempt from retention, and were retained. It also provides the number of retained students who took and passed an alternative assessment. The report is intended for the North Carolina General Assembly and includes district-level data from across the state.
This document contains contact information for various government offices, utilities, school districts, and other organizations in Salt Lake County, Utah. It lists phone numbers for federal, state, and county departments related to drivers licenses, taxes, zoning, and more. It also includes contact information for public utilities, city utilities departments, school districts, waste collection services, and chambers of commerce in the area. The document appears to be a resource for residents of Salt Lake County to find phone numbers of important local organizations.
The document shows single family and multi family housing permit data for 2010 by metropolitan statistical area in the United States. It includes the number of permits for single family and multi family housing as well as the percentage change in permits from 2009 to 2010 for each metropolitan area. The data provides insights into housing market trends in different regions of the country during 2010.
This document provides population data from a 2007 census in El Salvador broken down by department, municipality, gender, urban vs. rural area, and total population. It shows the population counts and percentages of population for each category in several departments of El Salvador including Santa Ana, Sonsonate, and Chalatenango.
This document provides land use and demographic data for an eight county region spanning Nebraska and Iowa from 1992-2006/2010. It shows that during this period urban land increased 142% while agriculture and grasslands declined slightly. The population of the region grew 36% to over 750,000 people, with growth concentrated in Douglas, Sarpy and Pottawattamie Counties. The region's economy is centered around industries like office/administrative work, sales, food service, transportation and healthcare.
This document provides the 2015 All-South Central Region baseball team as selected by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA). Austin Wallingford of Colorado Mesa was named player of the year and Steve Naemark of Angelo State was named pitcher of the year. The first team, second team, and honorable mention selections are listed along with their stats and positions.
The document shows weekly sales data for 22 salespeople across several locations. It includes names, sales amounts, cash remitted, call and demo numbers, and expenses. The total sales for the week were $63,565 with a 43.95% cash remittance rate and average sales of $3,178 per salesperson. The average for sales managers was $3,305 and for rookies was $3,052. A line graph shows total weekly sales amounts over 12 weeks ranging from $381 to $3,854.
This document provides population data for Peru as of December 31, 2013. It lists the total population and breakdown by gender and age group for various regions and localities within Peru. The largest population counts are for Lima Province with over 10 million people identified, followed by Junin, Cusco and La Libertad provinces.
This document lists stores in Zone 16 by chain, including the store number, address, city, state, zip code, phone number, and sales metrics like cases rate and monthly rate. There are over 100 stores listed spanning Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota, belonging to chains like Roundy's Pick N Save, Woodman's, Festival Foods, Copps Food Center, and Hy-Vee.
Caltrain fare equity project demographics Adina Levin
This document contains data on household income distributions for census tracts within a half mile of Caltrain stations in San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara counties. It shows that approximately 30-31% of households within these census tracts have incomes below $50,000. Additional information is provided on low income census tracts, household income distributions along the El Camino corridor, and barriers to transit use according to the Palo Alto Transportation Management Association.
This document lists contact information for Mississippi Welders Supply Co., Inc. locations in Decorah, IA, Red Wing, MN, Rochester, MN, Winona, MN, Altoona, WI, Hudson, WI, La Crosse, WI, and Marshfield, WI, including addresses, phone numbers, and fax numbers. It also mentions that Mississippi Welders Supply Co., Inc. specializes in American Welding Society welding symbols.
Projected Property Tax Payments from the Proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline in ...Marcellus Drilling News
A spreadsheet showing estimated property taxes that will be paid by Dominion's Atlantic Coast Pipeline once it's up and running, by county for the three states where the pipeline will run. Once the pipeline is fully operational in 2020 it's projected to make annual property tax payments in excess of $25 million, countering the criticism that there is no long-term benefit to communities where interstate pipelines are run.
The document discusses the pros and cons of print maps versus digital maps. It notes that print maps can be accessed offline, help with cognitive comprehension, and provide a better big picture view, but are static and difficult to update. Digital maps allow for easy updating, dynamic filtering and scaling of data, translation to different languages, and interactive information, but require an online connection. The document concludes by suggesting using both print and digital maps together for their complementary benefits.
US Department of Education FAFSA Week of ActionMebane Rash
This document provides suggestions for various groups to engage in FAFSA Week of Action from April 15-19, 2024 to promote FAFSA completion. It encourages high school counselors and leaders to host FAFSA clinics and workshops, call and text students about FAFSA, and distribute materials at school events. Non-profits are asked to share FAFSA toolkits and host events. Elected officials are encouraged to promote statewide or citywide FAFSA submission efforts through competitions and by sharing resources on social media and at events.
Propel NC: A New Community College Business Model for the New North Carolina ...Mebane Rash
North Carolina’s investments in economic and workforce development have created booming business and jobs’ growth in key sectors that will drive our state’s economy for generations to come. Now we need to make sure North Carolinians fill those great North Carolina jobs.
Preview of 2024 Teacher Working Conditions SurveyMebane Rash
The document outlines changes to the 2024 NC Teacher Working Conditions Survey. It describes revisions made to various survey sections including Retention, School Leadership, Teacher Leadership, Managing Student Conduct, Safety & Wellbeing, Facilities & Resources, Community Support & Involvement, Professional Learning, Instructional Practices, Time, and Equity. Response scales and questions were standardized across sections. Demographic questions and an open-ended feedback question were made optional.
This report examines innovative learning ecosystems that are being developed across the United States. It provides a landscape analysis of several communities that are building connected learning experiences linked to their local communities. The report aims to help more communities transform education by providing a framework for creating learner-centered ecosystems. This framework identifies four main levers for change - vision, partnerships, experiences, and outcomes - and ten domains that communities can focus on to develop successful learning ecosystems and improve outcomes for all students.
The NC Rural Center hosted a summer road trip to 12 rural communities in North Carolina to engage with local partners, share research and initiatives, and hear about successful local projects. Over 350 people participated across the four regions visited. The top issues identified were rural healthcare, infrastructure, leadership, and education. The Rural Center committed to continued information sharing, convenings, and advocacy support for rural communities.
The document summarizes key findings from the North Carolina Rural Center's summer road trip to rural counties in North Carolina. They met with over 35 stakeholders in each county to learn about local challenges and opportunities. Broadband access, rural healthcare inequities, and sustainable leadership were identified as top issues. The Rural Center plans to help by convening partners, sharing information on programs and strategies, and supporting advocacy efforts for rural North Carolina.
Haywood Community College_Immediate Student Support (1).pdfMebane Rash
Haywood Community College provides several options to help students facing financial hardship including:
1) Professional judgement review which allows adjustments to financial aid packages on a case-by-case basis.
2) Emergency aid grants of up to $1,000 per semester for students halfway to completing a degree facing unanticipated costs like transportation, childcare, housing or tuition.
3) The Lavender Fund provides one-time emergency support typically for transportation, childcare, utilities or food for students in their second year with financial need.
This document summarizes challenges with North Carolina's teacher pay system and makes recommendations for strengthening compensation. Specifically, it finds that:
- Teacher pay has not kept pace with other female-dominated professions and offers few opportunities for advancement, undermining retention.
- Starting salaries are not competitive regionally, making recruitment difficult.
- Pay increases mainly based on experience and education reinforce inequities in student access to teachers.
- Differentiated pay is needed to fill hard-to-staff positions and schools.
Strategic investments in teacher pay that reward performance and support recruitment/retention can boost student achievement while maximizing funding.
Through their annual convening, over 150 North Carolina community college presidents and local school superintendents addressed the state's most pressing education and workforce issues. Several successful partnership examples were highlighted, including Pitt Community College and Pitt County Schools' initiatives to strengthen career pathways for students; Central Carolina Community College's work with regional school districts to align efforts and tailor supports; and Rowan-Cabarrus Community College and Rowan-Salisbury Schools' teacher preparation pipeline program. Key takeaways focused on the importance of intentional collaboration to improve student outcomes and meet workforce needs.
The document discusses the history and current state of the Career and College Promise program in Polk and Rutherford counties in North Carolina. It outlines how the program began with Rutherford Early College High School and has expanded to include partnerships between the community college and local high schools. While progress has been made in developing career pathways and addressing logistical challenges, the document notes that more work is needed to expand access and support for underserved student populations and ensure all students can successfully participate and complete the program.
The document outlines a partnership between Rowan County educational institutions to address the teacher shortage and develop a local talent pipeline. The partnership includes Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, Catawba College, and Rowan-Salisbury Schools. Through this partnership students can earn an associate's degree at Rowan-Cabarrus, transfer to Catawba College to earn a bachelor's, and participate in a paid apprenticeship program at Rowan-Salisbury Schools to become a teacher. Initial results show the program has increased enrollment in teacher preparation programs and placed graduates in teaching positions in Rowan-Salisbury Schools. The partnership aims to further develop marketing, pathways from local HBCUs, and a lateral entry
The document discusses several partnerships and programs between Pitt County Schools and Pitt Community College to help students pursue technical careers and postsecondary education. It outlines enrollment numbers in the Early College High School program, Career and College Promise courses offered on high school campuses, the Technical Academy program allowing students to earn college credits in high school, and increasing enrollment in Career and College Promise college courses overall. It also mentions scholarships, career coaching, and other partnerships to support students' career exploration and transition to college.
This document summarizes a benchmarking report prepared by Wilkes Community College (WCC) to develop a unified model for providing wrap-around services to meet students' basic needs. It discusses why WCC is focusing on this issue, how peer institutions identify student needs, common needs addressed, staffing models, funding sources, strategic partners, communication strategies, engagement levels, and results achieved. The goal is to research best practices and design a program that improves student retention and graduation by addressing issues like food insecurity, housing, childcare, transportation, technology access, and mental/physical health needs.
North Carolina's current school accountability model primarily focuses on student test scores and proficiency rather than growth. This has led to concerns that the model does not accurately measure school quality. The document examines how weighting proficiency and growth differently in a hypothetical model would impact school performance grades. It finds that weighting growth more heavily, such as at 80%, reduces the relationship between school poverty levels and performance grades. This suggests an accountability model should prioritize growth to better identify school effectiveness.
The document summarizes a workshop on redesigning North Carolina's school performance grades. It reviewed federal accountability requirements under ESSA and examined the state's current accountability system. Participants were tasked with brainstorming the characteristics of a ready student and high-quality school, as well as potential accountability indicators, to inform the redesign. The workshop was facilitated by an independent organization focused on improving educational assessment and accountability.
This document outlines a proposed model to elevate the teaching profession in North Carolina. It presents a system with four career phases for teachers - pre-teaching options, early career options, teacher leadership options, and expert teacher. The phases include various paths and roles such as apprenticeships, different license levels, mentoring supports, compensation increases tied to skills and responsibilities. The goal is to professionalize teaching, improve supports for teachers, and incentivize strong candidates to enter and remain in the profession. It proposes clear roles, responsibilities, and advancement opportunities at each career stage to attract, empower, and retain high-quality educators.
This strategic plan outlines five goals to guide Johnson C. Smith University from 2021-2025: 1) Strengthen Academic Excellence; 2) Enhance Student Success; 3) Expand Partnerships and Community Engagement; 4) Optimize Financial and Operational Performance; and 5) Advance Talent. The plan emphasizes developing new academic programs aligned with market demand, strengthening career outcomes for students, expanding partnerships, improving retention, and investing in faculty excellence. If executed faithfully, the plan aims to produce "revolutionary" student success and honor JCSU's legacy of educating a diverse group of students.
The document discusses two internship programs created by Halifax County Schools to address issues arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. The IT Helpdesk Internship program provided students to help repair devices as more learning went remote, addressing a lack of repair staff. The Solar Apprenticeship program offered students hands-on training in solar energy skills over summer 2021, allowing them to earn certifications. Both programs gave students real-world experience and career credentials while helping the school address needs during the pandemic.
ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, and GDPR: Best Practices for Implementation and...PECB
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Certified as an ISO/IEC 27001: Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) Lead Implementer, Data Protection Officer, and Cyber Risks Analyst, Denis brings a heightened focus on data security, privacy, and cyber resilience to every endeavor.
His expertise extends across a diverse spectrum of reporting, database, and web development applications, underpinned by an exceptional grasp of data storage and virtualization technologies. His proficiency in application testing, database administration, and data cleansing ensures seamless execution of complex projects.
What sets Denis apart is his comprehensive understanding of Business and Systems Analysis technologies, honed through involvement in all phases of the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). From meticulous requirements gathering to precise analysis, innovative design, rigorous development, thorough testing, and successful implementation, he has consistently delivered exceptional results.
Throughout his career, he has taken on multifaceted roles, from leading technical project management teams to owning solutions that drive operational excellence. His conscientious and proactive approach is unwavering, whether he is working independently or collaboratively within a team. His ability to connect with colleagues on a personal level underscores his commitment to fostering a harmonious and productive workplace environment.
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Level 3 NCEA - NZ: A Nation In the Making 1872 - 1900 SML.pptHenry Hollis
The History of NZ 1870-1900.
Making of a Nation.
From the NZ Wars to Liberals,
Richard Seddon, George Grey,
Social Laboratory, New Zealand,
Confiscations, Kotahitanga, Kingitanga, Parliament, Suffrage, Repudiation, Economic Change, Agriculture, Gold Mining, Timber, Flax, Sheep, Dairying,
Gender and Mental Health - Counselling and Family Therapy Applications and In...PsychoTech Services
A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
This presentation was provided by Rebecca Benner, Ph.D., of the American Society of Anesthesiologists, for the second session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session Two: 'Expanding Pathways to Publishing Careers,' was held June 13, 2024.
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptxDenish Jangid
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
A Visual Guide to 1 Samuel | A Tale of Two HeartsSteve Thomason
These slides walk through the story of 1 Samuel. Samuel is the last judge of Israel. The people reject God and want a king. Saul is anointed as the first king, but he is not a good king. David, the shepherd boy is anointed and Saul is envious of him. David shows honor while Saul continues to self destruct.
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
Beyond Degrees - Empowering the Workforce in the Context of Skills-First.pptxEduSkills OECD
Iván Bornacelly, Policy Analyst at the OECD Centre for Skills, OECD, presents at the webinar 'Tackling job market gaps with a skills-first approach' on 12 June 2024
Film vocab for eal 3 students: Australia the movie
State Board of Education
1. PRC154 COVID-19 Supplemental Funds
Approved by SBE March 27th, 2020
2019-20
Type Area LEA# LEA NAME
Allo0ed ADM
-LEAs/1 mo.
ADM Charter
and others
ADM Low Wealth Total
LEA 010 010 Alamance County 22,809 368,524 492,641 861,165
LEA 020 020 Alexander County 4,812 77,747 111,133 188,880
LEA 030 030 Alleghany County 1,347 21,763 25,511 47,274
LEA 040 040 Anson County 3,184 51,444 76,393 127,837
LEA 050 050 Ashe County 2,980 48,148 53,057 101,205
LEA 060 060 Avery County 1,926 31,118 25,441 56,559
LEA 070 070 Beaufort County 6,501 105,036 136,925 241,961
LEA 080 080 BerPe County 2,111 34,107 50,706 84,813
LEA 090 090 Bladen County 4,136 66,825 98,886 165,711
LEA 100 100 Brunswick County 12,803 206,857 165,980 372,837
LEA 110 110 Buncombe County 23,683 382,645 316,730 699,375
LEA 111 111 Asheville City 4,330 69,960 57,900 127,860
LEA 120 120 Burke County 11,895 192,187 281,394 473,581
LEA 130 130 Cabarrus County 33,631 543,374 631,636 1,175,010
LEA 132 132 Kannapolis City 5,541 89,526 104,080 193,606
LEA 140 140 Caldwell County 11,389 184,011 266,866 450,877
LEA 150 150 Camden County 1,916 30,957 43,092 74,049
LEA 160 160 Carteret County 8,164 131,905 92,008 223,913
LEA 170 170 Caswell County 2,475 39,988 57,584 97,572
LEA 180 180 Catawba County 15,910 257,057 294,693 551,750
LEA 181 181 Hickory City 4,083 65,969 75,621 141,590
LEA 182 182 Newton-Conover City 2,958 47,792 54,777 102,569
LEA 190 190 Chatham County 8,938 144,411 145,627 290,038
LEA 200 200 Cherokee County 3,144 50,797 66,146 116,943
LEA 210 210 Chowan County 1,962 31,700 42,706 74,406
LEA 220 220 Clay County 1,280 20,681 23,651 44,332
LEA 230 230 Cleveland County 14,369 232,159 328,064 560,223
LEA 240 240 Columbus County 5,545 89,590 140,048 229,638
LEA 241 241 Whiteville City 2,229 36,014 56,286 92,300
LEA 250 250 Craven County 13,625 220,138 286,166 506,304
LEA 260 260 Cumberland County 50,405 814,390 1,111,152 1,925,542
LEA 270 270 Currituck County 4,134 66,793 54,321 121,114
LEA 280 280 Dare County 5,172 83,564 9,229 92,793
LEA 290 290 Davidson County 18,837 304,348 416,739 721,087
LEA 291 291 Lexington City 3,031 48,972 67,059 116,031
LEA 292 292 Thomasville City 2,284 36,902 50,531 87,433
LEA 300 300 Davie County 6,133 99,090 121,906 220,996
LEA 310 310 Duplin County 9,539 154,121 236,407 390,528
LEA 320 320 Durham County 32,491 524,955 332,416 857,371
LEA 330 330 Edgecombe County 5,836 94,292 144,820 239,112
LEA 340 340 Forsyth County 54,174 875,286 874,113 1,749,399
LEA 350 350 Franklin County 8,178 132,131 190,789 322,920
LEA 360 360 Gaston County 31,153 503,337 649,286 1,152,623
LEA 370 370 Gates County 1,706 27,564 41,021 68,585
LEA 380 380 Graham County 1,121 18,112 23,581 41,693
Division of School Business
NC Department of Public Instruc:on
2. LEA 390 390 Granville County 7,381 119,254 179,279 298,533
LEA 400 400 Greene County 2,936 47,437 75,480 122,917
LEA 410 410 Guilford County 71,926 1,162,104 1,216,425 2,378,529
LEA 420 420 Halifax County 2,358 38,098 55,865 93,963
LEA 421 421 Roanoke Rapids City 2,814 45,466 66,673 112,139
LEA 422 422 Weldon City 805 13,006 19,089 32,095
LEA 430 430 Harne0 County 20,523 331,589 504,852 836,441
LEA 440 440 Haywood County 7,150 115,522 136,854 252,376
LEA 450 450 Henderson County 13,376 216,115 226,020 442,135
LEA 460 460 HerYord County 2,739 44,254 65,830 110,084
LEA 470 470 Hoke County 9,064 146,446 234,056 380,502
LEA 480 480 Hyde County 591 9,549 8,913 18,462
LEA 490 490 Iredell County 20,283 327,711 369,121 696,832
LEA 491 491 Mooresville City 5,991 96,796 109,027 205,823
LEA 500 500 Jackson County 3,615 58,407 36,810 95,217
LEA 510 510 Johnston County 37,317 602,928 869,481 1,472,409
LEA 520 520 Jones County 1,069 17,272 22,739 40,011
LEA 530 530 Lee County 9,868 159,437 219,248 378,685
LEA 540 540 Lenoir County Public 8,506 137,431 198,018 335,449
LEA 550 550 Lincoln County 11,443 184,884 227,319 412,203
LEA 560 560 Macon County 4,466 72,157 62,041 134,198
LEA 570 570 Madison County 2,286 36,935 46,952 83,887
LEA 580 580 MarPn County 2,966 47,921 69,164 117,085
LEA 590 590 McDowell County 5,945 96,053 137,697 233,750
LEA 600 600 Mecklenburg County 149,683 2,418,419 - 2,418,419
LEA 610 610 Mitchell County 1,877 30,327 39,547 69,874
LEA 620 620 Montgomery County 3,817 61,671 83,025 144,696
LEA 630 630 Moore County 12,882 208,134 240,618 448,752
LEA 640 640 Nash County 14,832 239,640 342,382 582,022
LEA 650 650 New Hanover County 26,292 424,798 136,082 560,880
LEA 660 660 Northampton County 1,533 24,769 36,003 60,772
LEA 670 670 Onslow County 27,598 445,899 578,157 1,024,056
LEA 680 680 Orange County 7,388 119,367 107,589 226,956
LEA 681 681 Chapel Hill-Carrboro City 12,355 199,619 179,911 379,530
LEA 690 690 Pamlico County 1,367 22,087 27,792 49,879
LEA 700 700 Pasquotank County 5,418 87,538 122,537 210,075
LEA 710 710 Pender County 9,405 151,956 208,089 360,045
LEA 720 720 Perquimans County 1,625 26,255 31,231 57,486
LEA 730 730 Person County 4,366 70,541 92,149 162,690
LEA 740 740 Pi0 County 23,547 380,447 527,591 908,038
LEA 750 750 Polk County 2,128 34,382 34,073 68,455
LEA 760 760 Randolph County 15,952 257,735 375,964 633,699
LEA 761 761 Asheboro City 4,492 72,577 105,869 178,446
LEA 770 770 Richmond County 7,100 114,714 175,805 290,519
LEA 780 780 Robeson County 21,725 351,009 577,911 928,920
LEA 790 790 Rockingham County 11,616 187,679 270,129 457,808
LEA 800 800 Rowan County 18,771 303,282 412,669 715,951
LEA 810 810 Rutherford County 7,847 126,783 184,824 311,607
LEA 820 820 Sampson County 8,052 130,096 195,421 325,517
LEA 821 821 Clinton City 2,992 48,342 72,603 120,945
LEA 830 830 Scotland County 5,586 90,253 141,311 231,564
LEA 840 840 Stanly County 8,414 135,944 197,877 333,821
LEA 850 850 Stokes County 5,819 94,017 132,047 226,064
LEA 860 860 Surry County 7,645 123,520 176,718 300,238
LEA 861 861 Elkin City 1,192 19,259 27,546 46,805
Division of School Business
NC Department of Public Instruc:on
3. LEA 862 862 Mount Airy City 1,638 26,465 37,863 64,328
LEA 870 870 Swain County 1,960 31,668 44,355 76,023
LEA 880 880 Transylvania County 3,346 54,061 51,092 105,153
LEA 890 890 Tyrrell County 670 10,825 16,247 27,072
LEA 900 900 Union County 41,320 667,605 794,878 1,462,483
LEA 910 910 Vance County 5,539 89,493 139,346 228,839
LEA 920 920 Wake County 162,743 2,629,429 1,200,388 3,829,817
LEA 930 930 Warren County 1,897 30,650 38,775 69,425
LEA 940 940 Washington County 1,344 21,715 30,669 52,384
LEA 950 950 Watauga County 4,694 75,841 58,040 133,881
LEA 960 960 Wayne County 18,565 299,954 437,829 737,783
LEA 970 970 Wilkes County 9,086 146,802 208,194 354,996
LEA 980 980 Wilson County 11,162 180,344 251,742 432,086
LEA 990 990 Yadkin County 5,182 83,725 120,291 204,016
LEA 995 995 Yancey County 2,127 34,366 42,214 76,580
CS 010 01B River Mill Academy 824 13,313 17,791 31,104
CS 010 01C Clover Garden 649 10,486 14,001 24,487
CS 010 01D The Hawbridge School 308 4,976 6,667 11,643
CS 060 06A Grandfather Academy 30 485 386 871
CS 060 06B Williams Academy 110 1,777 1,439 3,216
CS 070 07A Washington Montessori 404 6,527 8,492 15,019
CS 080 08A Three Rivers Charter 78 1,260 1,860 3,120
CS 090 09A Paul R. Brown Leadership Academy 150 2,424 3,579 6,003
CS 090 09B Emereau: Bladen 545 8,806 13,019 21,825
CS 100 10A Charter Day School 962 15,543 12,457 28,000
CS 100 10B South Brunswick Charter School 396 6,398 5,123 11,521
CS 110 11A Evergreen Community Charter 443 7,158 5,930 13,088
CS 110 11B ArtSpace Charter 399 6,447 5,334 11,781
CS 110 11C Invest Collegiate - Imagine 1,164 18,807 15,580 34,387
CS 110 11D The Franklin School of InnovaPon 569 9,193 7,615 16,808
CS 111 11K Francine Delany New School 180 2,908 2,421 5,329
CS 120 12A The New Dimensions School 337 5,445 7,966 13,411
CS 130 13A Carolina InternaPonal School 876 14,153 16,458 30,611
CS 130 13B Cabarrus Charter Academy 901 14,557 16,914 31,471
CS 130 13C A.C.E. Academy 401 6,479 7,545 14,024
CS 130 13D Concord Lake STEAM Academy 466 7,529 8,738 16,267
CS 160 16B Tiller School 206 3,328 2,316 5,644
CS 190 19A Chatham Charter 572 9,242 9,334 18,576
CS 190 19B Woods Charter School 513 8,289 8,352 16,641
CS 190 19C Willow Oak Montessori 215 3,474 3,509 6,983
CS 200 20A The Learning Center 190 3,070 4,000 7,070
CS 230 23A Pinnacle Classical Academy 983 15,882 22,458 38,340
CS 240 24B Thomas Academy 89 1,438 2,246 3,684
CS 241 24N Columbus Charter School 754 12,182 19,054 31,236
CS 260 26B Alpha Academy 911 14,719 20,072 34,791
CS 260 26C The Capitol Encore Academy 556 8,983 12,247 21,230
CS 270 27A Water's Edge Village School 38 614 491 1,105
CS 290 29A Davidson Charter Academy: CFA 443 7,158 9,790 16,948
CS 320 00A NC ConnecPons 0 - - -
CS 320 00B NC Virtual Academy 0 - - -
CS 320 32A Maureen Joy Charter 640 10,340 6,562 16,902
CS 320 32B Healthy Start Academy 467 7,545 4,772 12,317
CS 320 32C Carter Community Charter 227 3,668 2,316 5,984
CS 320 32D Kestrel Heights School 501 8,095 5,123 13,218
CS 320 32H Research Triangle Charter 728 11,762 7,439 19,201
Division of School Business
NC Department of Public Instruc:on
4. CS 320 32K Central Park School For Children 614 9,920 6,281 16,201
CS 320 32L Voyager Academy 1,352 21,844 13,826 35,670
CS 320 32M Global Scholars Academy 212 3,425 2,176 5,601
CS 320 32N Research Triangle High School 564 9,113 5,755 14,868
CS 320 32P The InsPtute for the Development of You 352 5,687 3,614 9,301
CS 320 32Q Reaching All Minds Academy 340 5,493 3,474 8,967
CS 320 32R Excelsior Classical Academy 702 11,342 7,194 18,536
CS 320 32S KIPP Durham College Preparatory 369 5,962 3,790 9,752
CS 320 32T Discovery Charter School 115 1,858 1,193 3,051
CS 330 33A North East Carolina Preparatory School 962 15,543 23,862 39,405
CS 340 34B Quality EducaPon Academy 565 9,129 9,124 18,253
CS 340 34D Carter G Woodson School 362 5,849 5,825 11,674
CS 340 34F Forsyth Academy 723 11,681 11,650 23,331
CS 340 34G Arts Based Elementary 521 8,418 8,422 16,840
CS 340 34H The North Carolina Leadership Academy 934 15,091 15,054 30,145
CS 340 34K B.L.U.E. - G.R.E.E.N. Academy 55 889 877 1,766
CS 340 34Z Appalachian State University Academy at Middle Fork 280 4,524 4,527 9,051
CS 350 35A Crosscreek Charter School 345 5,574 8,036 13,610
CS 350 35B Youngsville Academy 390 6,301 9,089 15,390
CS 360 36B Piedmont Community Charter 1,355 21,893 28,248 50,141
CS 360 36C Mountain Island Charter 1,551 25,059 32,319 57,378
CS 360 36F Ridgeview Charter School 166 2,682 3,474 6,156
CS 360 36G TeamCFA: Community Public Charter 237 3,829 4,948 8,777
CS 390 39A Falls Lake Academy 1,091 17,627 26,494 44,121
CS 390 39B Oxford Preparatory High School 508 8,208 12,352 20,560
CS 410 41B Greensboro Academy 757 12,231 12,808 25,039
CS 410 41C Guilford Preparatory Academy 341 5,510 5,755 11,265
CS 410 41D Phoenix Academy Inc 998 16,125 16,879 33,004
CS 410 41F Triad Math and Science Academy 1,253 20,245 21,195 41,440
CS 410 41G Cornerstone Charter Academy 1,240 20,035 20,984 41,019
CS 410 41H The College Preparatory and Leadership A 772 12,473 13,054 25,527
CS 410 41J Summerfield Charter Academy 785 12,683 13,264 25,947
CS 410 41K Peidmont Classical H.S. 434 7,012 7,334 14,346
CS 410 41L Gate City Charter Academy 666 10,761 11,264 22,025
CS 410 41M Next GeneraPon Academy 261 4,217 4,421 8,638
CS 410 41N The ExperienPal School of Greensboro 321 5,186 5,439 10,625
CS 420 42A KIPP Halifax College Preparatory 517 8,353 12,247 20,600
CS 420 42B Hobgood Charter School 222 3,587 5,264 8,851
CS 430 43C Anderson Creek Club Charter School 263 4,249 6,457 10,706
CS 440 44A Shinning Rock Classical 315 5,089 6,036 11,125
CS 450 45A The Mountain Community Sch 200 3,231 3,369 6,600
CS 450 45B FernLeaf Community Charter School 327 5,283 5,509 10,792
CS 490 49B American Renaissance School 584 9,436 10,633 20,069
CS 490 49D Success Charter School 103 1,664 1,860 3,524
CS 490 49E Pine Lake Preparatory 1,874 30,278 34,108 64,386
CS 490 49F Langtree Charter Academy 1,564 25,269 28,459 53,728
CS 490 49G Iredell Charter Academy 658 10,631 11,966 22,597
CS 500 50A Summit Charter 234 3,781 2,386 6,167
CS 500 50Z Catamount School 59 953 597 1,550
CS 510 51A Neuse Charter School 942 15,220 21,932 37,152
CS 510 51B Johnston Charter Academy 711 11,488 16,563 28,051
CS 530 53B Ascend Leadership Academy: Lee County 320 5,170 7,123 12,293
CS 540 54A Children's Village Academy 167 2,698 3,895 6,593
CS 550 55A Lincoln Charter School 2,156 34,834 42,846 77,680
CS 550 55B West Lake Preparatory Academy 116 1,874 2,316 4,190
Division of School Business
NC Department of Public Instruc:on
5. CS 580 58B Bear Grass Charter School 418 6,754 9,755 16,509
CS 600 60B Sugar Creek Charter 1,728 27,919 - 27,919
CS 600 60D Lake Norman Charter 2,099 33,913 - 33,913
CS 600 60F Metrolina Regional Scholars Academy 373 6,027 - 6,027
CS 600 60G Queens Grant Community School 1,230 19,873 - 19,873
CS 600 60I Community School of Davidson 1,397 22,571 - 22,571
CS 600 60J Socrates Academy 739 11,940 - 11,940
CS 600 60K Charlo0e Secondary School 274 4,427 - 4,427
CS 600 60L KIPP: Charlo0e 857 13,846 - 13,846
CS 600 60M Corvian Community School 1,094 17,676 - 17,676
CS 600 60N Aristotle Preparatory Academy 136 2,197 - 2,197
CS 600 60P Charlo0e Choice Charter 110 1,777 - 1,777
CS 600 60Q Invest Collegiate 354 5,720 - 5,720
CS 600 60S Bradford Preparatory School 1,446 23,363 - 23,363
CS 600 60U Commonwealth High School 141 2,278 - 2,278
CS 600 60Y Pioneer Springs Community School 368 5,946 - 5,946
CS 600 61J Lakeside Charter Academy 157 2,537 - 2,537
CS 600 61K United Community School 243 3,926 - 3,926
CS 600 61L Stewart Creek High 173 2,795 - 2,795
CS 600 61M Charlo0e Lab School 654 10,567 - 10,567
CS 600 61N Queen City STEM School 702 11,342 - 11,342
CS 600 61P Veritas Community School 124 2,003 - 2,003
CS 600 61Q Mallard Creek STEM Academy 897 14,493 - 14,493
CS 600 61R Ma0hews-Mint hill Charter Academy 726 11,730 - 11,730
CS 600 61S Unity Classical Charter School 200 3,231 - 3,231
CS 600 61T Movement School 485 7,836 - 7,836
CS 600 61U UpROAR Leadership Academy 120 1,939 - 1,939
CS 600 61V Team CFA: Bonnie Cone Classical Academy 234 3,781 - 3,781
CS 600 61W East Voyager Academy 146 2,359 - 2,359
CS 600 61X Mountain Island Day Community School 497 8,030 - 8,030
CS 600 61Y Steele Creek Preparatory Academy 373 6,027 - 6,027
CS 600 62J Southwest Charlo0e STEM Academy 427 6,899 - 6,899
CS 620 62A Tillery Charter Academy 60 969 1,298 2,267
CS 630 63A The Academy of Moore County 446 7,206 8,317 15,523
CS 630 63B Sandhills Theatre Arts Renaiss 575 9,290 10,738 20,028
CS 630 63C Moore Montessori Community School 117 1,890 2,176 4,066
CS 640 64A Rocky Mount Preparatory 1,069 17,272 24,669 41,941
CS 650 65A Cape Fear Center for Inquiry 404 6,527 2,105 8,632
CS 650 65B Wilmington Preparatory Academy 130 2,100 667 2,767
CS 650 65C Douglass Academy 126 2,036 667 2,703
CS 650 65D Island Montessori Charter 220 3,555 1,123 4,678
CS 650 65F Coastal Preparatory Academy 556 8,983 2,877 11,860
CS 650 65G Girls Leadership Academy of Wilmington 294 4,750 1,509 6,259
CS 650 65Z D.C. Virgo Preparatory Academy 215 3,474 1,123 4,597
CS 660 66A Gaston College Preparatory 1,286 20,778 30,178 50,956
CS 670 67B Z.E.C.A. School of Arts and Technology 169 2,731 3,544 6,275
CS 680 68A Eno River Academy 726 11,730 10,562 22,292
CS 680 68C The ExpediPon School 360 5,816 5,229 11,045
CS 690 69A Arapahoe Charter School 544 8,789 11,054 19,843
CS 700 70A Northeast Academy of AAAT 588 9,500 13,299 22,799
CS 730 73A Bethel Hill Charter 400 6,463 8,457 14,920
CS 730 73B Roxboro Community School 716 11,568 15,124 26,692
CS 740 74B Ignite InnovaPon Academy Pi0 169 2,731 3,790 6,521
CS 740 74C Winterville Charter Acad. 674 10,890 15,089 25,979
CS 740 74Z East Carolina Laboratory School 113 1,826 2,527 4,353
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6. CS 760 76A Uwharrie Charter Academy 1,722 27,822 40,600 68,422
CS 780 78A CIS Academy 120 1,939 3,193 5,132
CS 780 78B Southeastern Academy 216 3,490 5,755 9,245
CS 790 79A Bethany Community Middle 502 8,111 11,685 19,796
CS 790 79Z Moss Street Partnership School 376 6,075 8,738 14,813
CS 800 80B Jessie Mae Kiser Foxx Charter School 111 1,793 2,456 4,249
CS 810 81A Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy 1,363 22,022 32,108 54,130
CS 810 81B Lake Lure Classical Academy 519 8,385 12,212 20,597
CS 840 84B Gray Stone Day School 811 13,103 19,089 32,192
CS 862 86T Millennium Charter Academy 823 13,297 19,019 32,316
CS 870 87A Mountain Discovery Charter School 181 2,924 4,106 7,030
CS 880 88A Brevard Academy 425 6,867 6,492 13,359
CS 900 90A Union Academy Charter School 1,979 31,975 38,074 70,049
CS 900 90B Union Day School 449 7,254 8,632 15,886
CS 900 90C Union Preparatory Academy at Indian Trail 966 15,608 18,598 34,206
CS 900 90D Monroe Charter Academy 78 1,260 1,509 2,769
CS 900 90F ApprenPce Academy HS of NC 228 3,684 4,386 8,070
CS 910 91A Vance Charter School 933 15,074 23,476 38,550
CS 910 91B Henderson Collegiate 1,331 21,505 33,477 54,982
CS 920 92B Exploris Middle School 456 7,368 3,369 10,737
CS 920 92D Magellan Charter 406 6,560 2,983 9,543
CS 920 92E Sterling Montessori Academy 605 9,775 4,457 14,232
CS 920 92F Franklin Academy 1,649 26,643 12,177 38,820
CS 920 92G East Wake Academy 1,202 19,421 8,878 28,299
CS 920 92K Raleigh Charter High School 561 9,064 4,141 13,205
CS 920 92L Torchlight Academy 560 9,048 4,141 13,189
CS 920 92M PreEminent Charter School 682 11,019 5,018 16,037
CS 920 92N Quest Academy 143 2,310 1,053 3,363
CS 920 92P Southern Wake Academy 802 12,958 5,930 18,888
CS 920 92R Casa Esperanza Montessori 568 9,177 4,176 13,353
CS 920 92S Endeavor Charter 513 8,289 3,790 12,079
CS 920 92T Triangle Math and Science Academy 900 14,541 6,632 21,173
CS 920 92U Longleaf School of the Arts 351 5,671 2,597 8,268
CS 920 92V Wake Forest Charter Academy 762 12,312 5,615 17,927
CS 920 92W Cardinal Charter 911 14,719 6,702 21,421
CS 920 92Y Envision Science Academy 722 11,665 5,334 16,999
CS 920 93A Haliwa-Saponi Tribal School 150 2,424 3,053 5,477
CS 920 93J PAVE Southeast Raleigh Charter 408 6,592 3,018 9,610
CS 920 93L Central Wake Charter High School 180 2,908 1,333 4,241
CS 920 93M Peak Charter Academy 741 11,972 5,474 17,446
CS 920 93N Pine Springs Preparatory Academy 764 12,344 5,650 17,994
CS 920 93P Rolesville Charter Academy 656 10,599 4,843 15,442
CS 920 93Q Carolina Charter Academy: CFA 426 6,883 3,158 10,041
CS 920 93R Raleigh Oak Charter School 276 4,459 2,035 6,494
CS 940 94A Pocosin InnovaPve Charter 139 2,246 3,158 5,404
CS 940 94Z Northeast Regional School - Biotech/Agri 193 3,118 4,386 7,504
CS 950 95A Two Rivers Community School 159 2,569 1,965 4,534
CS 960 96C Dillard Academy 296 4,782 6,983 11,765
CS 960 96F Wayne Preparatory 866 13,992 20,423 34,415
CS 970 97D Bridges Charter School 172 2,779 3,930 6,709
CS 980 98A Sallie B Howard School 1,049 16,949 23,651 40,600
CS 980 98B Wilson Preparatory Academy 902 14,574 20,353 34,927
Sub Total 1,547,109 24,996,542 24,994,315 49,990,857
295 InnovaPve School District 214 3458 5,685 9,143
TOTAL 1,547,323 25,000,000 25,000,000 50,000,000
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