United States yearbook - 1982 (1)

Bilingual Programs—Special Education— Libraries 15 1
No. 242. P u b l ic El e m e n t a r y a n d S e c o n d a r y Sc h o o l E n r o l l m e n t a n d E n r o l l m e n t in
B il in g u a l Pr o g r a m s , b y R e g io n a n d Ra c e : 1980
[In thousands, except percent. Bilingual enrollment refers to pupils enrolled in a bilingual program, High Intensity Language
Training, and English-as-a-second-language program or any non-language class taught in a language other than English, Based
on sample and subject to sampling variability. For composition of divisions, see inside front cover]
ENROLLMENT
ENROLLMENT
DIVI8ION
Total
Bilingual
enrollment
Number
Percent
of total
RACE
Total
Bilingual
enrollment
Number
Percent
of total
Total.......................................... 39,632 830 2.1 White ‘.... 29,160 50 .2
New England.................................... 2,023 33 1.8
Black 1.....
Hispanic....
6,418
3,179
7
643
,1
20.2
Middle Atlantic... . 5,605 53 .9
East North Central 7,430 74 1.0 Aslan American............................. 749 116 15.5
West North Central............................ 2,968 7 .2 American Indian............................. 306 IS 5.2
South Atlantic..... 6,634 50 .8
East South Central............................ 2,738 2 .1
West South Central........................... 4,555 223 4.9
Mountain.............. 2,249 68 3.0
Pacific.............. 5,421 320 5.9
'Non-Hlspanlc.
Source: U.S. Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights, 1 9 8 0 E le m e n ta ry a n d S e c o n d a ry S c h o o ls , C M ,I R ig h ts S u rv e y ,
N a tb n e l-S ta te S u m m a rie s , 1982.
N o , 2 4 3 . Pu b l ic E l e m e n t a r y a n d S e c o n d a r y St u d e n t s in S p e c ia l Ed u c a t io n P r o g r a m s , By
A m o u n t o f Pa r t ic ip a t io n Pe r W e e k a n d B y T y p e o f H a n d ic a p : Fa l l 1980
TYPE OF HANDICAP
Enrollment
(1,000)
Less
than
10
hours
NUMBER (1,000)
More
than
10
hours 1
Less
than
10
hours
PERCENT
More
than
10
hours 1
Fulltime
Fulltime
Total.................................................................................................... 3,234 1,848 716 671 67 22 21
Educable mentally retarded..................................................................... 563 79 246 238 14 44 42
Trainable mentally retarded..................................................................... 95 2 6 B5 2 6 90
Hard of hearing................. ..................................................................... 29 17 5 6 60 19 21
Deaf...... ................................................................................................. . 18 3 5 10 14 31 55
Speech Impaired...................................................................................... 908 872 19 18 96 2 2
Visually handicapped......... ...................................................................... 17 11 3 3
Seriously emotionally disturbed........................... .................................... 183 55 48 80
64
30
16
26
20
44
Orthopedlcally impaired............................................................................ 39 14 5 20 37 12 52
Olher health impaired.............................................................................. 66 37 7 23 55 10 35
Speciflo learning disability........................................................................ 1,263 752 362 149 60 29 12
Deaf-blind........... 1 (z) (z) 1 22 13 65
Mullihandicapped.......... ................................ 52 7 8 38 13 15 72
Z Less than 500. 1Excludes full-time.
Source: U.S. National Center for Education Statistics, D ig e s t o f E d u c a tio n S ta tis tic s r 1982.
No. 244. P u b l ic Sc h o o l Lib r a r ie s / M e d ia C e n t e r s (LMC): Fa l l 1978
SCHOOLS WITH
LMC
EMPLOYEES EXPENDITURES TRANSACTIONS TITLES *
SCHOOL LEVEL AND
MEMBERSHIP
Number
Fulltime
Parttime
Total
(mil.
dol.)
Per
pupil
(dol.)
Percent
of
all
schools
Percent for—
Number
Salary
and
wages Books (1.000)
Mean
Number
(mil.)
Mean
(1,000)
Elementary, total2......... 52,087 83 41,324 27,037 834.7 35 73 13 11,886 228 302.9 5.6
2,000 or more
students.................... 29 100 76 20 1.4 28 81 12 33 1,149 .3 11.5
1,000 to 1,999.............. 2,004 93 3,092 662 63.1 29 72 12 914 456 18.5 9.2
700 to 999................... 6,436 95 7,151 2,180 135.9 28 74 12 1,966 309 48.6 7.5
500 to 699................... 12,060 92 11,571 5,432 220.9 33 71 14 3,255 270 81.1 6.7
300 to 499................... 18,270 88 13,896 9,094 271.9 37 76 11 4,165 228 102.1 5.6
Under 300.................... 13,289 66 5,536 9,650 141.5 47 72 14 1,534 115 52.2 3.9
Secondary, total............ 18,767 93 29,411 7,134 550.9 33 71 12 6,942 370 166.8 8.9
2,000 or more
students.................. . 1,356 96 4,038 574 79.3 25 73 12 892 657 22.2 16.4
1,000 to 1,099.............. 5,048 98 11,653 2,209 215.2 32 70 12 2,870 568 60.6 12.0
700 to 999................... 3,414 96 5,063 1,161 91.9 33 71 12 1,075 315 30.6 9.0
500 to 699................... 2,637 97 3,288 725 61.2 38 69 11 765 290 19.4 7.4
300 to 499................... 2,795 94 3,111 751 54.4 42 71 11 710 257 16.4 5.9
Under 300.................... 3,517 82 2,238 1,715 48.9 52 70 14 622 177 17.5 5.0
■End of year. 2Includes combined schools.
Source: U,S. National Center for Education Statistics, S ta tis tic s o f P u b lic S c h o o l L ib ra rie s /M e d ia C e n te rs , Fall 1978.