2024 Annual Statistical Report

The Annual Statistical Report for fiscal year 2023-2024 includes an array of information providing the public with statistics about education in Tennessee. We hope that you will find the report useful to become better acquainted with Tennessee's education system.

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State Commissioners of Education

The office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction was created in 1835. By Legislative Act in 1843, which went in effect in 1844, the office was abolished. The following Superintendents were elected by the Legislature:

Superintendent	Term
Robert H. McEwen	1835-1840
Robert P. Currin	1840-1841
Scott Terry	1841-1844

From 1844 to 1867, the State Treasurer was ex-officio Superintendent of Public Instruction. In 1867, the office was again created. The following Superintendents were elected by the people and served for the respective periods shown below:

Superintendent	Term
John Eaton, Jr.	1867-1869
A. J. Tipton	1869-1871

In 1870, the office was again abolished, and the duties devolved upon the State Treasurer, who was made ex-officio Superintendent of Public Instruction. In 1873, the office was recreated, and the following officers, appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate, have served the terms shown below:

Superintendent	Term
J. B. Killebrew*
John M. Flemings	1873-1875
Leon Trousdale	1875-1881
W. S. Doak	1881-1882**
Julia A. Doak	3 mos. ending July, 1882***
G. S. Crawford	1882-1883***
Thomas H. Paine	1883-1887
Frank M. Smith	1887-1891
W. R. Garrett	1891-1893
S. G. Gilbreath	1895-1897
Price Thomas	1897-1899
Morgan C. Fitzpatrick	1899-1903
Seymour A. Mynders	1903-1907
R. L. Jones	1907-1911
J. W. Brister	1911-1913
S. J. Thompson	1913-1915***
S. W. Sherrill	1915-1919
Albert Williams	1919-1921
J. B. Brown	1921-1923

* Assistant State Superintendent, 1870-1873

** Died in Office.

*** Filled unexpired term

Under the reorganization bill of 1923, the State Department of Public Instruction became the State Department of Education. The title of the chief state school officer was changed to Commissioner of Education.

Commissioner	Term
P. L. Harned	1923-1933
Walter D. Cocking	1933-1937
W. A. Bass	1937-1938
J. M. Smith	1938
Halbert Harville	1938-1939
B. O. Duggan	1939-1945
Burgin E. Dossett	1945-1949
J. M. Smith	1949-1950
J. A. Barksdale	1950-1953
Quill E. Cope	1953-1958
Joe Morgan	1958-1963
J. H. Warf	1963-1971
E. C. Stimbert	1971-1972
Benjamin E. Carmichael	1972-1975
Sam H. Ingram	1975-1979
Otis L. Floyd	1979
E. A. Cox	1979-1980
Robert L. McElrath	1981-1987
Charles E. Smith	1987-1993
Wayne Qualls	1994-1995
Jane Walters	1995-1999
E. Vernon Coffey	1999-2001
Faye P. Taylor	2001-2003
Lana C. Seivers	2003-2008
Dr. Timothy K Webb	2008-2010
Patrick Smith	2010-2011
Kevin Huffman	2011-2014
Candice McQueen	2014-2018
Penny Schwinn	2018-2023
Lizette Reynolds	2023-current

State Board of Education

District 1
Mrs. Krissi McInturff
3745 Arrowhead Trail
Kingsport, TN 37664
District 2
Mr. Jordan Mollenhour
Knoxville Chamber of Commerce
17 Market Square, #201
Knoxville, TN 37902
District 3
Mr. Robert Eby, Vice Chair
1400 Durkee Road S.E.
Cleveland, TN 37323
District 4
Mr. Warren Wells
1158 Roseland Drive
Columbia, TN 38401
District 5
Ms. Ryan Holt
427 Prestwick Court
Nashville, TN 37205
District 6
Dr. Ina Maxwell
3631 Burton Cove Road
Cookeville, TN 38506-6132
District 7
Mrs. Marsha Johnson
2819 Polo Club Road
Nashville, TN 37221-4345
District 8
Mr. Larry Jenson
9155 Hillmann Way Drive
Memphis, TN 38134
District 9
Mr. Darrell Cobbins
688 Magnolia Manor Circle
Memphis, TN 38117
Student Member
Ms. Bonza Auberson
Dr. Sara Heyburn
Tennessee State Board of Education
500 James Robertson Parkway
5th Floor, Davy Crockett Tower
Nashville, TN 37243-1050

Superintendents and Chairmen of State Boards

SCHOOL SYSTEMS	DIRECTOR OF SCHOOLS	CHAIRPERSON
ANDERSON COUNTY	Mr. Tim Parrott	Mr. Scott Gillenwaters
Clinton	Ms. Kelly Johnson	Dr. Tim Bible
Oak Ridge	Mr. Bruce Borchers	Ms. Laura McLean
BEDFORD COUNTY	Ms Tammy Garrett	Mr. Michael Cook
BENTON COUNTY	Mr. Mark Florence	Ms. Shanna Kennon
BLEDSOE COUNTY	Ms. Selina Sparkman	Mr. Andy Billingsley
BLOUNT COUNTY	Mr. David Murrell	Mr. Chris Pass
Alcoa	Ms. Rebecca Stone	Ms. Julie Rochelle
Maryville	Mr. Mike Winstead	Ms. Julie Elder
BRADLEY COUNTY	Ms. Linda Cash	Ms. Vicki Beaty
Cleveland	Mr. Russell Dyer	Mr. Nate Tucker
CAMPBELL COUNTY	Ms. Jennifer Fields	Mr. Jeff Miller
CANNON COUNTY	Ms. Bonnie Patterson	Mrs. Aletha Thomas
CARROLL COUNTY	Mr. John McAdams	Mr. Harold McLain
Hollow Rock-Bruceton	Mr. Myles Hebrard	Mr. Brad Hurley
Huntingdon Special	Mr. Jonathan Kee	Dr. Lee Carter
Mckenzie Special	Mr. Justin Barden	Dr. Lashonda Williams
South Carroll Special	Ms. Lisa Norris	Mr. Corey Bartholomew
West Carroll Special	Mr. Thomas Caldwell	Mr. William Robinson
CARTER COUNTY	Mr. Brandon Carpenter	Mrs. Terry Hubbard
Elizabethton	Mr. Richard Vanhuss	Mr. Eddie Pless
CHEATHAM COUNTY	Ms. Catherine Beck	Dr. David Risner
CHESTER COUNTY	Mr Tony Kilzer	Mr. Shane Connor
CLAIBORNE COUNTY	Ms. Meridith Arnold	Mr. Wade Breeding
CLAY COUNTY	Ms. Diana Monroe	Mr. Benji Bailey
COCKE COUNTY	Mr. Manney Moore	Mr. Richard Coggins
Newport	Mr. Justin Norton	Ms. Jan Brooks
COFFEE COUNTY	Mr. Charles Lawson	Mr. Thomas Ballard
Manchester	Mr. Joey Vaughn	Mr. Travis Hillis
Tullahoma	Ms. Catherine Stephens	Ms. Kim Uselton
CROCKETT COUNTY	Mr. Phillip Pratt	Mr. Jasper Taylor
Alamo	Mr. Donald Rawson	Ms. Shannon Haynes
Bells	Mr. Mark Wallace	Mr. Gary Emison
CUMBERLAND COUNTY	Mr. William Stepp	Mr. Chris King
METROPOLITAN NASHVILLE	Dr. Adrienne Battle	Ms. Freda Player-Peters
DECATUR COUNTY	Mr. Chris Villaflor	Dr. Joseph Fisher
DEKALB COUNTY	Mr. Patrick Cripps	Mr. Shaun Tubbs
DICKSON COUNTY	Ms. Vivian McCord	Ms. Sonya Brogdon
DYER COUNTY	Ms. Cheryl Mathis	Dr. Jeremy Gatlin
Dyersburg	Ms. Kim Worley	Mr. Jim Coy Houston
FAYETTE COUNTY	Mr. Versie Hamlett	Mr. Warner Speakman
FENTRESS COUNTY	Ms. Kristi Hall	Mr. Eddie Cook
FRANKLIN COUNTY	Mr. Cary Holman	Ms. CleiJo Walker
GIBSON COUNTY	Mr. Eddie Pruett
Humboldt	Ms. Janice Epperson	Ms. Valeria Smith-Wedley
Milan Special	Mr. Jonathan Criswell	Mr. Will Ownby
Trenton Special	Mr. Timothy Haney	Mr. Justin Weaver
Bradford Special	Mr. Dan Black	Mr. Jason McDaniel
Gibson County Special	Mr. Eddie Pruett	Mr. Tom Lannom
GILES COUNTY	Ms. Vickie Beard	Mr. Knox Vanderpool
GRAINGER COUNTY	Mr. Mark Briscoe	Mr. Harold Frazier
GREENE COUNTY	Mr. David McLain	Mr. Rick Tipton
Greeneville	Mr. Steve Starnes	Ms. Cindy Luttrell
GRUNDY COUNTY	Mr. Donald Durley	Ms. Phyllis Lusk
HAMBLEN COUNTY	Mr. Arnold Bunch	Ms. Carolyn Holt-Clawson
HAMILTON COUNTY	Mr. Justin Robertson	Mr. Joe Smith
HANCOCK COUNTY	Ms. Charlotte Mullins	Mr. Jack Mullins
HARDEMAN COUNTY	Ms. Christy Smith	Mr. Bobby Henderson
HARDIN COUNTY	Mr. William Davis	Mr. Ron Ashe
HAWKINS COUNTY	Mr. Matthew Hixson	Mr. Chris Christian
Rogersville	Mr. Edwin Jarnagin	Mr. Reed Matney
HAYWOOD COUNTY	Ms. Amie Marsh	Mr. Allen Currie
HENDERSON COUNTY	Mr. Danny Beecham	Mr. John Walker
Lexington	Ms. Cynthia Olive	Mr. Robert Helms
HENRY COUNTY	Ms. Leah Watkins	Mr. Russ Orr
Paris Special	Ms. Norma Gerrell	Mr. Troy Barrow
HICKMAN COUNTY	Ms. Emily Gilbert	Mr. James Lane
HOUSTON COUNTY	Ms. Kris McAskill	Mr. Jeffrey Mathis
HUMPHREYS COUNTY	Mr. Richard Rye	Mrs. Ambra Wilson
JACKSON COUNTY	Ms. Kristy Brown	Mr. Dustin Kennedy
JEFFERSON COUNTY	Mr. Tommy Arnold	Mr. Joshua Cameron
JOHNSON COUNTY	Dr. Mischelle Simcox	Mr. Kevin Long
KNOX COUNTY	Mr. Johnathan Rysewyk	Mrs. Betsy Henderson
LAKE COUNTY	Mr. William Burton	Mrs. Jo Beth Cook
LAUDERDALE COUNTY	Mr. Shawn Kimble	Ms. Linda Jennings
LAWRENCE COUNTY	Mr. Michael Adkins	Mr. John Daniel
LEWIS COUNTY	Mr. Benny Pace	Ms. Lindsey Himes
LINCOLN COUNTY	Mr. Bill Heath	Mr. Tommy Stevenson
Fayetteville	Mr. John Jones	Mr. Mark Clark
LOUDON COUNTY	Mr. Michael Garren	Mr. Bobby Johnson
Lenoir City	Ms. Jeanne Barker	Mr. Mitch Ledbetter
MCMINN COUNTY	Mr. Lee Parkison	Mr. Jonathan Pierce
Athens	Mr. Robert Greene	Mr. Chris Adams
Etowah	Dr. Mike Frazier	Mr. Jeff Williams
MCNAIRY COUNTY	Mr. Greg Martin	Mr. Ricky Whitaker
MACON COUNTY	Mr. Shawn Carter	Mr. Dale Hix
JACKSON-MADISON COUNTY	Mr Marlon King	Mr. Harvey Walden
MARION COUNTY	Mr. Mark Griffith	Mr. Ryan Phillips
Richard City Special	Ms. Elizabeth Webb	Ms. Jacque Howard
MARSHALL COUNTY	Ms. Jacob Sorrells	Ms. Julie Keny Cathey
MAURY COUNTY	Mr. Michael Hickman	Mr. Will Sims
MEIGS COUNTY	Mr. Clint Baker	Ms. Amber Ammons
MONROE COUNTY	Ms. Kristi Windsor	Mr. Lon Shoopman
Sweetwater	Mr. Rodney Boruff	Mr. Patrick Gaines
CLARKSVILLE-MONT. COUNTY	Ms. Jean Luna	Mr. Kent Griffy
MOORE COUNTY	Mr. Chad Moorehead	Mrs. Tanya Vann
MORGAN COUNTY	Ms. Kyle Treece	Mr. Billy Ward
OBION COUNTY	Timothy Watkins	Mr. Fritz Fussell
Union City	Mr. Wes Kennedy	Ms. Cathy Waggoner
OVERTON COUNTY	Mr. Lester Holman	Mr. James Clouse
PERRY COUNTY	Mr. Eric Lomax
PICKETT COUNTY	Ms. Dianne Elder	Mr. John Reagan
POLK COUNTY	Mr. James Jones	Mr. Nick Ratcliff
PUTNAM COUNTY	Mr. Corby King	Ms. Kim Cravens
RHEA COUNTY	Mr. Jesse Messimer	Mr. John Mincy
Dayton City	Ms. Patricia Newsom	Mr. James Marsh
ROANE COUNTY	Dr. LaDonna McFall	Mrs. Kristy Oran
ROBERTSON COUNTY	Ms. Melanie Dickerson	Ms. Connie Hogan
RUTHERFORD COUNTY	Mr. James Sullivan	Mrs. Claire Maxwell
Murfreesboro	Mr. Bobby Duke	Mr. Butch Campbell
SCOTT COUNTY	Mr. Bill Hall	Mr. Llew Stanley
Oneida Special	Ms. Jeanny Phillips	Dr. Nancy Williamson
SEQUATCHIE COUNTY	Mr. Michael Swafford	Mr. Sam Hudson
SEVIER COUNTY	Ms. Stephanie Huskey	Mr. Mike Oakley
MEMPHIS-SHELBY COUNTY	Ms. Althea Greene	Ms. Joyce Coleman
Arlington	Mr. Jeffery Mayo	Mr. Scott Benjamin
Bartlett	Mr. David Stephens	Mr. David Cook
Collierville	Mr Gary Lilly	Mr. Wright Cox
Germantown	Mr. Jason Manuel	Mr. Ryan Strain
Lakeland	Mr. Ted Horrell	Ms. Laura Harrison
Millington	Mr. James Griffin	Ms. Barbara Halliburton
SMITH COUNTY	Mr. Barry Smith	Mr. Ricky Shoulders
STEWART COUNTY	Mr. Michael Craig	Mr. Gary Dacus
SULLIVAN COUNTY	Mr. Charles Carter	Mr. Matthew Price
Bristol	Ms. Annette Tudor	Mr. Eric Cuddy
Kingsport	Mr. Christopher Hampton	Mrs. Melissa Woods
SUMNER COUNTY	Dr. D. R. Phillips	Mr. Andy Daniels
TIPTON COUNTY	Mr. John Combs	Mr. Blake Shankle
TROUSDALE COUNTY	Mr. Clint Satterfield	Mr. John Kerr
UNICOI COUNTY	Mr. John English	Mr. Steve Willis
UNION COUNTY	Mr. Gregory Clay	Ms. Jessica Buck
VAN BUREN COUNTY	Mr. Jared Copeland	Mr. Tim Hodges
WARREN COUNTY	Mr. Grant Swallows	Mr. Chris Cope
WASHINGTON COUNTY	Mr. Jerry Boyd	Mrs. Annette Buchanan
Johnson City	Dr. Steven Barnett	Ms. Kathy Hall
WAYNE COUNTY	Mr. Marlon Davis	Ms. Charity Horton
WEAKLEY COUNTY	Mr. Jeffrey Cupples	Mr. Joshua Moore
WHITE COUNTY	Mr. Kurt Dronebarger	Mr. Bob Young
WILLIAMSON COUNTY	Mr. Jason Golden	Mr. Joshua Brown
Franklin Special	Dr. David Snowden	Mr. Robert Blair
WILSON COUNTY	Mr. Jeffery Luttrell	Ms. Jamie Farough
Lebanon Special	Mr. Roger Hutto	Mrs. Heather Sadler Gallaher
ASD (Achievement School District)	Ms. Robin Copp

+Indicates Special School District

Statistical Summaries

Table 1 Number of Public Schools (K - 12)
Number of Elementary Schools	918
Number of Middle Schools	295
Number of High Schools	296
Number of K-12/Other Schools	279
Number of Vocational Schools	13
Special Education Schools.	10
Number of Adult High Schools	26
Number of Alternative Schools	23
Total Number of Schools	1,860

Table 2 Training of Public Personnel (K - 12)
Education Level	Men	Women	Not Reported	Total
Ph. D. Degree	882	2,163	4	3,049
Ed. S. Degree	1,990	6,618	8	8,616
Master’s Degree	8,245	33,026	101	41,372
Bachelor’s Degree	5,983	22,322	109	28,414
Associates Degree	56	101	3	160
Some College	56	101	3	160
No College Reported	550	246	9	805
Total	17,762	64,577	237	82,576

Note: Total will not match total licensed personnel from Table 3. Table 2 contains only those assignment codes used for Report Card as "Administrators" and "Teachers"

Table 3 Assignment of Teachers, Administrators and Members of Boards of Education (K - 12)
Elementary Classroom Teachers		47,500
Secondary Classroom Teachers		15,109
Special Education Teachers		8,942
Total Classroom Teachers		71,551
School Principals		2,130
Assistant Principals		2,899
Supervisors of Instruction		403
Instructional Coaches		2,161
Interventionists		1,690
Other Professional Instructional Personnel		6,691
Librarians		1,445
Guidance Counselors		2,586
Psychological Personnel		552
Attendance Personnel		73
Total Number of Instructional Personnel		92,182
Superintendents		134
Assistant Superintendents		94
Other Licensed Educators		1,232
	Total Number of Certificated Personnel	93,641

Non-Certificated Administrative Personnel		52,932
Members of Boards of Education		0

Table 4 Other Employees of Boards of Education
Health Personnel
	a. Nurses	1,660
	b. Other Professional & Technical Health Personnel	434
	c. Psychologists	323
Secretarial and Clerical Personnel		4,082
Plant Operation Personnel
	a. Custodians	3,733
	b. Other	3,606
Plant Maintenance Personnel		2,275
Transportation Personnel		5,418
Food Service Personnel		7,946
Educational Assistants
	a. Regular	8,432
	b. Library	419
	c. Special Education	9,632
	d. Vocational Education	111
Data Processing		923
School Safety
	a. Resource Officers	1,029
	b. Other	206
Social Workers		369
Other Employees		3,039
	Total	53,634

Total Number of Board of Education Employees		200,207

TABLE 5 - AVERAGE SALARY 2023-2024
	Licensed Educators	Instructional Personnel	Classroom Teacher	Principal	Superintendent
ANDERSON CO	59,989	59,378	55,429	103,574	184,656
CLINTON	61,047	58,991	56,041	79,845	129,483
OAK RIDGE	79,065	78,538	75,104	105,861	235,455
BEDFORD CO	59,680	59,277	56,201	95,801	145,000
BENTON CO	54,909	54,409	52,166	77,133	116,157
BLEDSOE CO	61,383	60,296	57,164	86,175	159,489
BLOUNT CO	63,640	63,348	60,838	98,601	152,000
ALCOA	76,229	75,248	72,922	82,125	143,800
MARYVILLE	74,553	74,175	72,671	109,852	194,205
BRADLEY CO	65,927	65,484	63,022	101,214	177,844
CLEVELAND	66,761	66,155	62,670	110,918	181,547
CAMPBELL CO	57,765	57,421	54,261	84,915	125,600
CANNON CO	57,140	56,837	54,045	80,434	105,000
CARROLL CO	61,120	55,883	51,594	80,574	118,733
*HOLLOW ROCK-BR	54,881	54,012	51,428	75,135	103,978
*HUNTINGDON	59,529	58,539	56,853	87,728	114,423
*MCKENZIE	59,272	58,467	55,982	88,968	109,600
*SOUTH CARROLL	53,970	52,297	49,635	67,321	95,500
*WEST CARROLL	55,007	54,318	51,129	70,817	103,700
CARTER CO	56,697	56,455	54,126	73,507	120,000
ELIZABETHTON	63,947	63,348	60,478	105,016	137,808
CHEATHAM CO	58,785	58,230	56,225	82,754	145,175
CHESTER CO	61,055	60,434	57,941	86,727	127,556
CLAIBORNE CO	55,229	54,518	52,381	78,724	106,500
CLAY CO	58,814	58,008	54,237	71,312	94,203
COCKE CO	58,606	57,981	55,029	87,215	146,475
NEWPORT	58,517	57,933	57,159	59,300	95,500
COFFEE CO	62,106	60,969	57,914	86,609	143,394
MANCHESTER	64,848	63,681	61,042	89,977	133,714
TULLAHOMA	67,559	66,651	62,419	118,252	189,155
CROCKETT CO	56,068	55,310	53,328	73,998	127,000
ALAMO	56,310	54,866	51,941	80,803	109,120
BELLS	56,997	55,795	52,883	80,882	100,382
CUMBERLAND CO	57,429	57,215	54,728	91,148	115,560
DAVIDSON CO	73,056	72,517	67,332	130,117	308,256
DECATUR CO	56,436	55,984	52,802	73,943	98,800
DEKALB CO	60,379	60,152	58,259	80,639	103,000
DICKSON CO	58,333	57,995	55,518	89,727	130,938
DYER CO	63,659	62,999	59,798	88,110	133,613
DYERSBURG	68,584	67,662	61,689	101,671	160,000
FAYETTE CO	55,954	55,024	51,714	85,627	145,000
FENTRESS CO	57,431	56,859	53,934	79,208	101,700
FRANKLIN CO	60,752	60,320	57,526	94,315	150,000
HUMBOLDT	61,050	59,208	55,125	86,956	148,908
*MILAN	60,301	59,627	55,374	98,317	121,116
*TRENTON	60,456	59,237	55,541	94,641	121,245
*BRADFORD	59,203	58,396	55,149	89,450	104,400
*GIBSON CO. SPEC.	59,562	59,188	55,499	93,139	137,254
GILES CO	61,781	61,307	58,475	92,921	126,289
GRAINGER CO	56,667	56,289	53,532	80,869	109,700
GREENE CO	58,467	58,081	55,448	86,907	136,100
GREENEVILLE	65,651	65,056	61,297	111,375	176,554
GRUNDY CO	57,764	56,872	53,649	78,434	125,526
HAMBLEN CO	60,682	60,445	58,398	94,597	196,750
HAMILTON CO	64,859	64,087	60,972	115,937	242,650
HANCOCK CO	55,107	54,009	50,645	73,999	100,000
HARDEMAN CO	58,911	58,499	55,587	73,209	140,200
HARDIN CO	55,905	55,439	53,218	75,927	107,192
HAWKINS CO	56,512	56,203	53,824	79,019	125,000
ROGERSVILLE	60,383	59,460	56,603	87,167	110,650
HAYWOOD CO	59,263	56,909	51,951	89,643	140,000
HENDERSON CO	59,578	59,235	56,724	76,657	124,000
LEXINGTON	58,731	57,805	54,782	81,228	105,000
HENRY CO	62,606	62,057	58,755	96,595	168,692
*PARIS	62,272	61,846	58,334	102,589	120,746
HICKMAN CO	59,068	58,283	55,145	89,087	120,000
HOUSTON CO	58,276	57,609	54,499	84,236	105,804
HUMPHREYS CO	60,980	60,565	58,249	81,255	116,480
JACKSON CO	55,352	54,865	52,173	63,569	107,214
JEFFERSON CO	56,529	56,030	53,849	86,779	140,265
JOHNSON CO	54,303	53,441	50,780	74,960	134,800
KNOX CO	63,914	63,132	59,906	114,941	269,184
LAKE CO	57,266	55,107	50,503	77,567	117,938
LAUDERDALE CO	58,449	57,493	53,727	95,108	151,200
LAWRENCE CO	60,404	59,790	57,177	95,771	158,469
LEWIS CO	56,229	55,934	53,152	74,379	125,000
LINCOLN CO	63,221	62,622	59,822	93,184	182,720
FAYETTEVILLE	64,594	61,769	60,179	70,633	123,747
LOUDON CO	62,377	61,938	59,053	103,011	156,000
LENOIR CITY	70,228	69,224	65,921	113,520	170,500
MCMINN CO	61,961	61,593	58,178	100,038	142,122
ATHENS	66,566	65,995	62,694	113,418	113,300
ETOWAH	60,261	58,346	54,964	92,062	159,806
MCNAIRY CO	56,831	56,420	54,561	83,852	109,228
MACON CO	55,951	55,557	53,022	82,186	117,474
MADISON CO	65,660	64,705	61,632	108,272	219,061
MARION CO	59,578	58,900	55,964	88,503	190,089
*RICHARD CITY	57,909	56,767	55,358	68,750	75,600
MARSHALL CO	62,526	62,061	59,578	96,688	154,060
MAURY CO	63,255	62,833	59,710	106,787	170,000
MEIGS CO	60,904	60,190	56,390	92,595	124,925
MONROE CO	58,458	58,046	55,711	86,097	124,100
SWEETWATER	62,247	61,705	58,787	89,775	122,506
MONTGOMERY CO	66,416	65,989	61,622	120,917	236,250
MOORE CO	60,199	59,458	56,141	70,657	105,287
MORGAN CO	59,336	58,640	56,509	86,710	115,853
OBION CO	57,648	57,328	55,140	83,843	130,062
UNION CITY	58,415	57,502	55,589	90,783	142,290
OVERTON CO	55,275	54,868	52,813	71,465	95,983
PERRY CO	58,084	56,976	53,041	78,375	126,315
PICKETT CO	58,808	57,454	55,716	65,839	100,050
POLK CO	61,306	60,893	58,408	85,069	120,010
PUTNAM CO	60,480	60,251	57,404	90,177	135,000
RHEA CO	60,902	60,443	57,198	91,047	153,300
DAYTON	57,241	56,662	55,388	82,380	96,640
ROANE CO	66,891	66,510	63,399	100,088	136,500
ROBERTSON CO	61,638	61,087	58,578	95,393	146,234
RUTHERFORD CO	68,352	67,820	64,709	127,267	230,750
MURFREESBORO	66,810	66,329	63,395	110,107	159,984
SCOTT CO	56,057	55,518	53,192	75,484	105,000
*ONEIDA	55,567	54,794	52,736	74,934	99,810
SEQUATCHIE CO	57,548	56,935	54,349	87,896	117,100
SEVIER CO	67,178	66,629	63,284	114,893	183,380
SHELBY CO	70,216	69,008	65,199	114,050	94,505
ARLINGTON	75,473	74,097	71,137	121,963	210,700
BARTLETT	69,802	68,743	65,915	113,205	331,842
COLLIERVILLE	71,159	70,215	67,829	115,752	193,890
GERMANTOWN	71,190	69,953	66,857	107,958	196,000
LAKELAND	69,490	68,218	65,277	118,929	198,474
MILLINGTON	63,874	63,429	61,300	96,862	70,217
SMITH CO	60,694	59,680	56,299	91,346	178,810
STEWART CO	57,340	56,589	53,861	72,728	113,071
SULLIVAN CO	62,814	62,560	60,390	95,302	130,500
BRISTOL	67,304	66,383	62,850	107,324	169,721
KINGSPORT	68,565	67,954	65,259	109,363	189,000
SUMNER CO	61,056	60,985	58,657	91,935	200,000
TIPTON CO	62,929	62,336	59,873	96,322	160,990
TROUSDALE CO	59,247	58,656	55,657	96,021	111,169
UNICOI CO	56,906	55,895	53,272	80,052	141,910
UNION CO	55,929	55,290	52,544	85,814	113,600
VAN BUREN CO	60,584	59,419	56,728	57,899	100,040
WARREN CO	57,705	57,313	54,908	85,043	136,726
WASHINGTON CO	63,014	62,571	60,564	98,337	155,000
JOHNSON CITY	74,278	73,773	71,295	105,715	197,000
WAYNE CO	54,542	54,324	53,116	61,648	69,314
WEAKLEY CO	57,436	57,008	54,670	89,914	142,500
WHITE CO	58,786	58,331	56,847	76,030	103,705
WILLIAMSON CO	68,121	68,000	63,792	136,154	352,101
*FRANKLIN	76,363	75,171	70,968	131,496	255,122
WILSON CO	57,815	57,569	55,705	86,067	155,636
*LEBANON	68,266	67,821	64,986	104,198	140,000
Achievement School District	#N/A	#N/A	#N/A	#N/A	#N/A
TN Public Charter Commission	#N/A	#N/A	#N/A	#N/A	#N/A
STATE AVERAGE	64,634	64,013	60,784	101,855	142,647

*SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
** Data not available


CLASSROOM TEACHERS ARE :	VOCATIONAL TEACHERS, HOME/HOSPITAL INSTRUCTION, SPECIAL EDUCATION RELATED
	SERVICES, AND GRADES K-12 TEACHERS.

INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL ARE:	PRINCIPALS, ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS, ATTENDANCE TEACHERS, SUPERVISORS,
	SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS, SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKERS, LIBRARIANS,
	VOCATIONAL TEACHERS, HOME/HOSPITAL INSTRUCTION, SPECIAL EDUCATION
	RELATED SERVICES, SPECIAL EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGISTS, SPECIAL EDUCATION
	PRINCIPALS, SPECIAL EDUCATION SUPERVISORS, AND GRADES K-12 TEACHERS.

Table 6 Number of High School Graduates
Regular Diplomas			62,387
Regular Diplomas Including Waivers			66,310
Special Education Diplomas			261
Certificates of Attendance			580
Grand Total All Diplomas/Certificates			129,538

Table 7 Average Daily Membership*
Kindergarten	72,865	Eighth Grade	72,233
First Grade	74,120	Ninth Grade	75,159
Second Grade	76,259	Tenth Grade	74,629
Third Grade	73,039	Eleventh Grade	71,186
Fourth Grade	73,335	Twelfth Grade	67,770
Fifth Grade	74,152	Special Education	16,976
Sixth Grade	73,199
Seventh Grade	72,299	Total ADM	967,221

*Includes Adult High School Students

Table 8 Average Daily Attendance*
Kindergarten	68,685	Eighth Grade	70,159
First Grade	71,581	Ninth Grade	71,802
Second Grade	71,749	Tenth Grade	70,470
Third Grade	74,717	Eleventh Grade	68,984
Fourth Grade	71,149	Twelfth Grade	64,938
Fifth Grade	71,346	Special Education	16,182
Sixth Grade	71,505
Seventh Grade	70,979	Total ADA	934,246

*Includes Adult High School Students

Table 9 First Month Membership (Kindergarten through Twelve)
Kindergarten	76,126	Eighth Grade	77,160
First Grade	72,248	Ninth Grade	80,789
Second Grade	73,679	Tenth Grade	75,347
Third Grade	73,841	Eleventh Grade	71,575
Fourth Grade	73,755	Twelfth Grade	68,269
Fifth Grade	73,244
Sixth Grade	73,054	Total	962,987
Seventh Grade	73,900	1st Month Membership

Table 10 Record of Pupil Progress
	Suspension In- School	Suspension Out- of-School w/o Services	Expulsion w/o Services	Change of Placement (Long- Term)
Kindergarten	577	992	*	16
First Grade	633	1,084	10	21
Second Grade	915	1,467	18	35
Third Grade	1,417	2,079	30	52
Fourth Grade	2,253	3,095	37	101
Fifth Grade	5,807	5,387	117	465
Sixth Grade	7,241	6,225	181	858
Seventh Grade	7,168	6,002	235	1,154
Eighth Grade	8,425	6,150	533	1,565
Ninth Grade	6,997	5,102	465	1,292
Tenth Grade	5,354	3,730	321	863
Eleventh Grade	3,820	2,353	161	493
Twelfth Grade	403	927	*	*
Total	51,010	44,593	2,108	6,915

Table 11 Number of Children Ages 3 through 21 with Disability Receiving Special Education Services
Learning Disabled		35,014
Intellectual Disabled		8,532
Speech /Language Impaired		30,054
Emotionally Disturbed		2,929
Autism		18,695
Health Impaired		21,278
Physically Impaired		283
Hearing Impaired or Deaf		689
Visually Impaired or Blind		254
Deaf/Blind		0
Multi-Disabilities		1,839
Developmentally Delayed		14,101
Traumatic Brain Injury		168

	Total	133,836

Note: some data suppressed, see Table 11 for more information

Bus Ownership:
	District Owned	8,724
	Contracted	2,311
	District Owned and Contracted	679

Table 12 (PART B) Transportation Personnel
Types of Fuel:
	Gas	741
	Diesel	10,690
	Natural Gas	6
	Propane	195
	Electric	29

Table 12 (PART C) Bus Fleet Profile and Accidents
Accidents:
	Property Damage		984
	Personal Injury		30
		Treated and Released	42
		Confined Overnight	6
		Fatalities	0

Number of Buses with Wheelchair Lifts			1,376
Number of Buses with Restraints			2,756
Buses Equipped with :
	Two-Way Communication		7,253
	Audio/Visual Surveillance		7,705
	GPS		5,170
	Air Condition		2,840

Financial Summaries

Receipts
Total Receipts From State					$7,022,442,389
Total Receipts From Federal Government					2,490,026,917
Total Receipts From County and City or Special District					4,936,448,215
Total Other Revenue Receipts					712,588,483

Total Revenue Receipts					15,161,506,003
Total Non-Revenue Receipts					1,283,930,681

Grand Total Receipts From All Sources					$16,445,436,684

Expenditures
Instruction					$7,499,956,918
Support Services - Student					778,156,567
Support Services - Instructional Staff					1,165,426,742
Support Services - Administration					$1,409,396,483
Support Services-Operations &
Maintenance of Plant					1,097,154,691
Other Current Expenditures					1,296,665,061
Total Current Expenditures					$13,246,756,462

Community Services					98,013,515
Early Childhood Education					156,995,406
Capital Outlay					589,556,437
Debt Services / Operating Transfers					1,099,928,967
Capital Projects					588,245,889
Grand Total of All Expenditures					$15,779,496,676

Total Operating Expenditures*					$13,223,224,259
Operating Expenditures Per Pupil ADA*					$13,658

*Operating Expenditures Per Pupil ADA exclude: Student Body Education, Adult Education, and Pre Kindergarden