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Student Enrollment
- 2009/2010 - 27,793 Total Students
- 13,232 Elementary/Intermediate
- 14,442 Middle and High
- 149 Unique Situations
- 2008/2009 - 27,115 Total Students
- 12,971 Elementary/Intermediate
- 14,025 Middle and High
- 119 Unique Situations
- 2007/2008 - 26,488 Total Students
- 12,911 Elementary/Intermediate
- 13,388 Middle and High
- 189 Unique Situations
- 2006/2007 - 25,862 Total Students
- 12,603 Elementary/Intermediate
- 12,848 Middle and High
- 219 Unique Situations
39 Schools
- 19 Elementary and Intermediate Schools
- 17 Middle and High Schools
- Linda Nolen Learning Center
- Shelby County School of Technology
- Alternative School – SCISC
ELL Population
- 1,570 students receive ESL services
- 5.8% of our total population
- Largest ELL population in the state
- 2,800 students in Shelby County Schools who use language other than English in their homes
- 42 languages spoken by students in our system
Total Revenues
- State - 144,156,0235 (51%)
- Federal - 28,783,27 (10%)
- Local - 109,682,659 (39%)
- Other - 737,052 (0%)
Expenditures
- General Administration - 4,230,477 (1%)
- Auxiliary - 32,601,997 (12%)
- Operations/Maint. - 21,416,226 (8%)
- Debt Service - 20,901,525 (7%)
- Capital Outlay - 11,511,408 (4%)
- Instructional Support - 41,308,926 (15%)
- Instructional - 143,800,418 (51%)
- Other Expenditures - 6,958,358 (2%)
Accreditation
- All Shelby County Schools are accredited
by AdvancED
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2009-2010 Personnel
- 2,121 Professional Employees
- 1,399 Support Employees
- 3,520 total employees
- Award winning staff
Transportation
- 353 Bus Drivers
- 372 bus routes (SOT, school to school routes, shuttles, etc…)
- 317 buses on the road
- 15,654 miles covered per day
- 15,052 children transported daily
Child Nutrition Program
- 256 CNP Staff (216 Hold Professional Certification with School
Nutrition Association).
- 883,050 breakfasts served annually
- 3,280,387 lunches served annually
- $4.6 million in food and supplies purchased annually
- All elementary and intermediate schools have applied to receive
the Healthier US God Award from USDA.
- HACCP Food Safety Plan Implemented in each school.
- Facility improvements at Calera Elementary and Vincent
Elementary
- First online Free and Reduced Application System in the State of
Alabama
- Recipient of the USDA Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Grant Program at
Elvin Hill, Vincent and Montevallo Elementary Schools.
Financial Accountability
- Financial records balanced and closed monthly
- Monthly managerial report to the BOE
- Annual Accountability Report
- Every school audited once a month
- System audited annually by state examiners
- All records open to the public
- Exemplary state audits
- No major finding in audits
- No money found to be missing
Capital Improvements
- Relocated the Linda Nolen Learning Center (LNLC) to recently purchased property formerly known as the Bradford Health Services Building.
- Created new 6th grade center for Thompson Middle School in the current LNLC building to reduce overcrowding at TMS.
- Opened two new schools for 2008-2009 – Calera High School and Helena Middle School
- The new Helena Middle School helped to reduce overcrowding at Riverchase Middle School.
- The new Calera High School allowed the district to separate Calera Middle/High into two schools
- Using $20 million in state bond money for additions and renovations at numerous schools in the county
Updated October 1, 2009
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