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ROCHESTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

Rochester, New York1999 – 2000

ENROLLMENT STATISTICS

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BOARD OF EDUCATIONBolgen Vargas, President

Robert Brown, Vice President Willa PowellRev. Dr. Dwight Cook Shirley ThompsonDarryl Porter Joanne Giuffrida

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

Dr. Clifford B. Janey

DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF OPERATIONS

Colonel John F. O’Sullivan

CHIEF ACADEMIC OFFICER

Dr. Cecilia Griffin Golden

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATIONKirk Shinta Turnipseed

Curtis Little

COORDINATING DIRECTOR OF SUDENT DATA,TESTING AND RECORDS

Ann P. Brown

Prepared byRhonda Sue Gates

Data Retrieval Specialist

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Department 0f Research, Evaluation and TestingJanuary 2000

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10Secondary Enrollment - Gender/Ethnic by School……………

Elementary Enrollment - Gender/Ethnic by School………….

Secondary Enrollment - Ethnic by School…………………….

Elementary Enrollment - Ethnic by School……………………

Secondary Enrollment by School by Grade…………………..

Elementary Enrollment by School by Grade………………….

Enrollment - Grade Level Counts………………………………

Enrollment Trends………………………………………………

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Enrollment Summary by Program………………………………

Introduction………………………………………………………

Table of Contents……………………………………………….

Title Page…………………………………………………………

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INTRODUCTION

PURPOSE: This annual report of District Enrollment is designed as aninternal document for use by Rochester City School District Staff forpurposes and activities such as grant applications. The data in the reportagree with the Basic Education Data System (BEDS) Report submitted tothe State Education Department in October. As such, it is considered theofficial enrollment for the District. It may not represent the actualenrollment at other times of the school year. For the most current statisticsat other times of the year, please contact the Management InformationSystem Department. Students with the grade designation “SC” representonly a portion of the District’s special education population. Consult the1999-2000 Enrollment Statistics on Students With Disabilities for morecomplete information. (Note: This document was never published)

New York State Experimental Pre-K 311City School District Universal Pre-K 543Agency Universal Pre-K 575RCSD Programs (Including RPPP) 260Pre-K Total 1689

Adult Basic Education 2237Americanization 70Apprenticeship Education 3923English for Speakers of Other Languages 1671External Degree Program 55Family Literacy 200Family Math, Reading and Science 610(Parent and Community Involvement)GED Testing 2296Giving Rural Adults a Study Program (GRASP) 78High School Equivalency 702Occupational Education 2040Refugee Assistance 1099Work Place Literacy 5308Adult Programs Total 20289

OTHER PROGRAMS

ADULT PROGRAMS

PRE-KINDERGARTEN PROGRAMS

ROCHESTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

ENROLLMENT STATISTICS1999-2000

SUMMARY BY PROGRAM

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Rochester City School DistrictEnrollment Trends

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