FINAL COMPUTATIONS - HB 4588 PUBLIC SCHOOL SUPPORT PROGRAM FOR THE YEAR
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1 Step 1a Step 1b Step 1 Step 1 Step 1 Basic Salary Increment Basic Equity Total Allowance For Principals Allowance Allowance Allowance Professional & Assistant Professional Professional Professional Educators Principals Educators Educators Educators County (WVC 18-9A-4) (WVC 18-9A-4) (WVC 18-9A-4) (WVC 18-9A-4) (WVC 18-9A-4) Barbour 7,187,340 34,596 7,221, ,463 7,914,399 Berkeley 47,157, ,678 47,349,187 1,847,056 49,196,243 Boone 13,211,293 71,454 13,282, ,750 13,639,497 Braxton 6,629,873 40,109 6,669, ,647 7,309,629 Brooke 10,088,842 44,861 10,133, ,435 10,505,138 Cabell 35,939, ,081 36,074,966 1,822,308 37,897,274 Calhoun 3,609,294 19,924 3,629, ,344 3,962,562 Clay 5,909,763 24,713 5,934, ,861 6,451,337 Doddridge 3,559,116 16,741 3,575, ,749 3,783,606 Fayette 19,608, ,699 19,714,079 1,059,969 20,774,048 Gilmer 3,008,979 20,986 3,029, ,966 3,311,931 Grant 5,624,586 24,949 5,649, ,856 6,185,391 Greenbrier 15,413,765 61,956 15,475,721 1,095,644 16,571,365 Hampshire 9,966,433 41,771 10,008, ,863 10,955,067 Hancock 12,631,927 56,217 12,688,144 48,140 12,736,284 Hardy 6,619,847 24,127 6,643, ,686 7,279,660 Harrison 33,282, ,428 33,415,497 1,261,066 34,676,563 Jackson 14,916,512 70,227 14,986, ,518 15,542,257 Jefferson 22,750,506 88,420 22,838, ,679 23,812,605 Kanawha 80,577, ,137 80,962,478 1,935,341 82,897,819 Lewis 7,688,565 33,050 7,721, ,632 8,314,247 Lincoln 10,527,593 49,598 10,577, ,130 11,375,321 Logan 18,465,210 99,530 18,564,740 1,094,729 19,659,469 Marion 23,781, ,735 23,891, ,905 24,698,774 Marshall 14,565,615 56,626 14,622, ,623,063 Mason 12,214,506 57,110 12,271, ,155 12,817,771 McDowell 10,726,398 62,648 10,789, ,148 11,465,194 Mercer 27,564, ,491 27,681,518 1,618,248 29,299,766 Mineral 13,091,905 65,628 13,157, ,616 13,949,149 Mingo 12,944,342 77,896 13,022, , ,804, Monongalia 30,168, ,421 30,279,275 1,257,540 31,536,815 Monroe 5,319,206 20,151 5,339, ,275 5,843,632 Morgan 6,831,630 37,348 6,868, ,904 7,179,882 Nicholas 11,895,135 55,056 11,950, ,866 12,802,057 Ohio 15,246,520 63,365 15,309, ,640 15,459,525 Pendleton 3,870,704 15,439 3,886, ,092 4,258,235 Pleasants 4,092,248 25,704 4,117,952 28,499 4,146,451 Pocahontas 3,990,373 17,461 4,007, ,508 4,389,342 Preston 13,371,004 55,551 13,426,555 1,284,467 14,711,022 Putnam 27,651, ,510 27,757, ,539 27,977,272 Raleigh 35,021, ,358 35,167,897 1,636,991 36,804,888 Randolph 13,086,832 62,388 13,149,220 1,264,692 14,413,912 Ritchie 4,567,698 27,367 4,595, ,568 5,038,633 Roane 7,151,616 28,925 7,180, ,286 7,842,827 Summers 4,518,995 19,903 4,538, ,888 4,973,786 Taylor 7,312,875 28,413 7,341, ,706 7,926,994 Tucker 3,647,922 15,061 3,662, ,938 4,011,921 Tyler 4,307,140 18,265 4,325, ,771 4,600,176 Upshur 11,490,512 51,445 11,541,957 1,104,987 12,646,944 Wayne 20,942,675 98,776 21,041,451 1,264,753 22,306,204 Webster 4,458,385 20,767 4,479, ,293 4,904,445 Wetzel 8,586,316 40,742 8,627, ,201 9,092,259 Wirt 2,969,350 12,145 2,981, ,233 3,160,728 Wood 39,124, ,977 39,280,759 1,490,827 40,771,586 Wyoming 12,487,051 64,279 12,551, ,494 13,302,824 State 811,373,140 3,620, ,993,343 40,518, ,511,925 COMPS11 (HB4588) - 1 -
2 County Barbour Berkeley Boone Braxton Brooke Cabell Calhoun Clay Doddridge Fayette Gilmer Grant Greenbrier Hampshire Hancock Hardy Harrison Jackson Jefferson Kanawha Lewis Lincoln Logan Marion Marshall Mason McDowell Mercer Mineral Mingo Monongalia Monroe Morgan Nicholas Ohio Pendleton Pleasants Pocahontas Preston Putnam Raleigh Randolph Ritchie Roane Summers Taylor Tucker Tyler Upshur Wayne Webster Wetzel Wirt Wood Wyoming State Step 2 Step 2 Step 2 Basic Equity Total Allowance Allowance Allowance Service Service Service Personnel Personnel Personnel (WVC 18-9A-5) (WVC 18-9A-5) (WVC 18-9A-5) 2,464, ,231 2,592,586 15,851, ,118 16,140,701 4,546,468 68,529 4,614,997 2,187, ,383 2,305,278 3,319, ,506 3,453,563 12,162, ,702 12,520,795 1,245,700 59,675 1,305,375 1,969, ,196 2,076,123 1,229,013 14,871 1,243,884 6,475,429 75,065 6,550,494 1,108,787 58,507 1,167,294 1,997, ,755 2,100,788 5,128, ,104 5,301,917 3,486, ,919 3,673,868 4,226,933 3,176 4,230,109 2,216, ,042 2,336,724 10,857,127-10,857,127 5,127,499 95,117 5,222,616 7,656, ,138 7,991,607 26,618, ,112 27,528,615 2,538,892 88,427 2,627,319 3,623, ,358 3,770,630 6,263, ,102 6,557,453 7,658,701-7,658,701 4,522,919 7,198 4,530,117 4,212, ,800 4,352,256 3,798,379 49,788 3,848,167 9,181, ,643 9,412,317 4,376, ,462 4,582,312 4,416, ,972 4,590, ,990, ,334 10,319,157 1,835, ,806 1,936,550 2,503,760 75,173 2,578,933 3,911, ,698 4,094,379 5,102,774 99,297 5,202,071 1,388,960 70,204 1,459,164 1,319,052-1,319,052 1,498,935 73,706 1,572,641 4,552, ,929 4,792,855 8,914,597-8,914,597 11,673, ,424 11,888,761 4,224, ,325 4,453,671 1,572,029 84,413 1,656,442 2,425, ,104 2,557,795 1,546,711 81,472 1,628,183 2,378, ,804 2,482,505 1,275,043 65,549 1,340,592 1,417,595 43,267 1,460,862 3,709, ,399 3,908,164 7,070, ,137 7,255,677 1,583,313 82,482 1,665,795 2,807, ,488 2,908,162 1,089,604 7,563 1,097,167 13,028, ,279 13,549,827 4,090, ,889 4,270, ,381,931 8,075, ,457,569 COMPS11 (HB4588) - 2 -
3 County Barbour Berkeley Boone Braxton Brooke Cabell Calhoun Clay Doddridge Fayette Gilmer Grant Greenbrier Hampshire Hancock Hardy Harrison Jackson Jefferson Kanawha Lewis Lincoln Logan Marion Marshall Mason McDowell Mercer Mineral Mingo Monongalia Monroe Morgan Nicholas Ohio Pendleton Pleasants Pocahontas Preston Putnam Raleigh Randolph Ritchie Roane Summers Taylor Tucker Tyler Upshur Wayne Webster Wetzel Wirt Wood Wyoming State Step 4 Step 3 Allowance Step 4 Step 4 Step 4 Allowance for for Transportation Allowance Allowance Total Fixed Charges Excluding Allowance for Bus for Additional Allowance for 8.76% For Buses Replacement Buses Transportation (WVC 18-9A-6) (WVC 18-9A-7) (WVC 18-9A-7) (WVC 18-9A-7) (WVC 18-9A-7) 951, , , ,046 5,934,732 3,422,553 1,144, ,280 4,898,687 1,634, , ,663 81,000 1,209, , , , ,408 1,256, , , ,376 4,543,124 1,603, ,819 96,500 2,442, , , , , , , ,460 78,900 1,034, , , , ,123 2,472,631 1,192, ,914-1,734, , , , , , , , ,883 1,994, , , ,800 1,449,196 1,325, , ,039-1,160,968 1,526, , ,484-1,036, , , , ,188 4,112,792 1,191, ,045 83,600 1,970,904 1,884, , ,137-1,050,117 2,875,358 1,296, , ,100 2,071,256 10,117,308 3,487,142 1,336,143-4,823, , , , ,892 1,356, , ,868 89,550 1,389,766 2,351,358 1,158, ,163-1,639,071 2,920,281 1,329, ,157-1,877,120 1,740, , ,501-1,214,007 1,539, , ,230 82,200 1,204,861 1,391, , ,806-1,232,520 3,488,747 1,108, ,933 86,607 1,748,233 1,685,842 1,122, ,896-1,542,432 1,651, , ,985-1,189, ,782,176 1,826, , ,541 2,735, , , , , , , , ,189 1,522, , ,719-1,315,095 1,868, , ,728-1,043, , , , , , , , , , , ,377 83, ,875 1,753, , , ,200 1,487,104 3,338,117 1,442, , ,600 2,297,601 4,429,123 2,259, ,889 82,300 3,203,609 1,714, , ,084-1,117, , , ,303 83, , , , ,497 83, , , , ,409 83, , , , ,939 83, , , ,369 97, , , , , ,782 1,495, , ,055-1,011,496 2,649,721 1,766, ,812-2,379, , , ,728 83, ,347 1,079, , , , , ,188 96,106 96, ,794 4,917,851 1,823, ,091 92,214 2,547,630 1,568, , ,105 92,214 1,195, ,637,457 47,877,926 20,839,262 2,815,806 71,532,994 COMPS11 (HB4588) - 3 -
4 County Barbour Berkeley Boone Braxton Brooke Cabell Calhoun Clay Doddridge Fayette Gilmer Grant Greenbrier Hampshire Hancock Hardy Harrison Jackson Jefferson Kanawha Lewis Lincoln Logan Marion Marshall Mason McDowell Mercer Mineral Mingo Monongalia Monroe Morgan Nicholas Ohio Pendleton Pleasants Pocahontas Preston Putnam Raleigh Randolph Ritchie Roane Summers Taylor Tucker Tyler Upshur Wayne Webster Wetzel Wirt Wood Wyoming State Step 5 Step 5 Step 5 Basic Equity Total Allowance Allowances for Allowances for For Professional Professional Student Professional Student Student Support Support Personnel Support Personnel Personnel (WVC 18-9A-8) (WVC 18-9A-8) (WVC 18-9A-8) 318,109 31, ,180 2,307, ,581 2,411, ,585 8, , ,144 20, , ,981 12, ,802 1,377,320 66,759 1,444, ,766 12, , ,938 12, , ,841 5, , ,783 50, , ,939 13, , ,105 19, , ,970 60, , ,132 43, , , , ,289 25, ,011 1,362,806 53,187 1,415, ,553 26, , ,767 43,744 1,019,511 4,941, ,544 5,067, ,720 23, , ,206 22, , ,455 29, , ,526 29, , , , ,973 14, , ,972 33, ,385 1,055,372 58,422 1,113, ,825 43, , ,126 24, , ,264,610 54,938 1,319, ,808 19, , ,092 9, , ,220 31, , ,042 4, , ,240 11, , , , ,297 17, , ,786 45, ,386 1,206,214 8,280 1,214,494 1,770,155 96,962 1,867, ,733 62, , ,674 11, , ,587 18, , ,882 25, , ,237 23, , ,051 11, , ,253 10, , ,757 45, , ,016 37, , ,729 16, , ,643 16, , ,568 10, ,589 1,748,943 69,490 1,818, ,528 16, ,481 34,995,175 1,695,803 36,690,978 COMPS11 (HB4588) - 4 -
5 County Barbour Berkeley Boone Braxton Brooke Cabell Calhoun Clay Doddridge Fayette Gilmer Grant Greenbrier Hampshire Hancock Hardy Harrison Jackson Jefferson Kanawha Lewis Lincoln Logan Marion Marshall Mason McDowell Mercer Mineral Mingo Monongalia Monroe Morgan Nicholas Ohio Pendleton Pleasants Pocahontas Preston Putnam Raleigh Randolph Ritchie Roane Summers Taylor Tucker Tyler Upshur Wayne Webster Wetzel Wirt Wood Wyoming State Step 6 Step 6a Step 6b Step 6c Step 6d Total Allowance Allowance Allowance for Allowance for Allowance Current Expense, for Other Prof. Pers Service Personnel for Faculty Substitute Costs, & Current Expense Substitute Costs Substitute Costs Senates Faculty Senates (WVC 18-9A-9(1)) (WVC 18-9A-9(2)) (WVC 18-9A-9(3)) (WVC 18-9A-9(4)) (WVC 18-9A-9) 1,046, ,039 62,147 33,776 1,336,980 7,197,455 1,378, , ,300 9,255,624 1,948, , ,521 75,320 2,507, , ,734 56,890 32,956 1,206,448 1,425, ,697 83,296 51,920 1,827,176 5,194, , , ,920 6,666, , ,183 31,676 16, , , ,951 51,468 28,160 1,088, ,473 96,273 31,139 19, ,085 2,806, , ,349 95,600 3,601, ,254 83,992 28,258 13, , , ,584 50,285 28,700 1,058,871 2,204, , ,075 76,420 2,837,206 1,535, ,108 90,591 49,650 1,961,440 1,771, , ,299 60,800 2,274, , ,287 58,178 30,606 1,236,109 4,679, , , ,980 6,006,614 2,104, , ,223 73,400 2,711,190 3,552, , , ,576 4,542,622 11,587,956 2,245, , ,860 14,928,520 1,101, ,649 65,713 38,640 1,410,433 1,506, ,562 91,256 53,800 1,936,581 2,689, , ,919 85,706 3,442,307 3,379, , , ,590 4,337,951 2,032, , ,638 71,800 2,607,559 1,779, , ,472 62,454 2,285,801 1,515, ,025 92,497 52,500 1,954,416 3,963, , , ,040 5,080,771 1,900, , ,674 64,624 2,430,172 1,917, , ,074 67, ,460, ,357, , , ,650 5,588, , ,265 48,855 28,754 1,036,911 1,112, ,442 64,056 36,640 1,414,557 1,707, , ,826 59,900 2,188,985 2,213, , ,172 75,150 2,829, , ,844 34,024 17, , , ,416 34,266 21, , , ,772 35,722 19, ,331 1,926, , ,282 66,316 2,472,371 3,926, , , ,500 5,040,305 5,094, , , ,500 6,534,244 1,826, , ,142 64,474 2,350, , ,348 40,910 23, ,771 1,064, ,659 63,435 34,764 1,358, , ,611 39,485 21, ,810 1,027, ,841 60,657 33,100 1,313, ,664 98,492 31,768 16, , , ,579 36,789 21, ,052 1,605, ,261 96,154 55,912 2,067,305 3,183, , , ,820 4,073, , ,242 39,975 20, ,858 1,214, ,439 71,532 44,200 1,553, ,105 87,988 28,103 15, ,276 5,640,462 1,064, , ,200 7,226,395 1,725, , ,538 62,500 2,222, ,166,047 22,305,073 6,986,439 4,046, ,503,783 COMPS11 (HB4588) - 5 -
6 County Barbour Berkeley Boone Braxton Brooke Cabell Calhoun Clay Doddridge Fayette Gilmer Grant Greenbrier Hampshire Hancock Hardy Harrison Jackson Jefferson Kanawha Lewis Lincoln Logan Marion Marshall Mason McDowell Mercer Mineral Mingo Monongalia Monroe Morgan Nicholas Ohio Pendleton Pleasants Pocahontas Preston Putnam Raleigh Randolph Ritchie Roane Summers Taylor Tucker Tyler Upshur Wayne Webster Wetzel Wirt Wood Wyoming State Step 7a Step 7b Step 7c Step 7 Allowance for Allowance for Allowance Total Allow for Improvement of 21st Century For Advanced Improvement of Instructional Technology Placement Instructional Programs Systems Programs Programs (WVC 18-9A-10(1)) (WVC 18-9A-10(2)) (WVC 18-9A-10(3)) (WVC 18-9A-10) 420,317 48,848 2, ,591 2,010, ,000 19,372 2,369, ,438 92,014 5, , ,144 43,978 3, , ,323 66,889 4, ,178 1,492, ,990 16,188 1,755, ,505 21, , ,287 40,297 1, , ,750 22,741 1, , , ,700 8,833 1,016, ,143 18, , ,245 38,246 2, , , ,192 5, , ,706 70,929 3, , ,787 84,558 4, , ,907 45,397 2, ,920 1,359, ,487 13,496 1,594, ,786 99,353 6, ,925 1,068, ,096 9,933 1,245,154 3,144, ,706 40,034 3,736, ,637 51,971 2, , ,437 71,449 1, , , ,809 10, ,003 1,023, ,682 14,103 1,197, ,134 94,868 11, , ,825 84,146 7, , ,615 72,421 2, ,728 1,174, ,688 11,904 1,373, ,040 87,760 6, , , ,456 12, ,621 1,276, ,324 22,709 1,505, ,559 37, , ,477 51,400 3, , ,139 79,726 3, , , ,926 8, , ,522 21,406 1, , ,480 25,775 1, , ,464 23,632 2, , ,752 91,044 6, ,241 1,164, ,558 14,520 1,365,813 1,466, ,042 17,287 1,724, ,067 85,917 9, , ,440 31,978 3, , ,220 50,394 2, , ,628 30,523 1, , ,453 48,271 2, , ,339 21,618 1, , ,418 29,047 2, , ,025 75,527 6, , , ,767 7,241 1,128, ,735 30,902 2, , ,757 56,217 3, , ,689 19,073 2, ,075 1,607, ,123 22,291 1,895, ,968 82,633 4, ,454 38,528,618 5,528, ,611 44,446,699 COMPS11 (HB4588) - 6 -
7 County Barbour Berkeley Boone Braxton Brooke Cabell Calhoun Clay Doddridge Fayette Gilmer Grant Greenbrier Hampshire Hancock Hardy Harrison Jackson Jefferson Kanawha Lewis Lincoln Logan Marion Marshall Mason McDowell Mercer Mineral Mingo Monongalia Monroe Morgan Nicholas Ohio Pendleton Pleasants Pocahontas Preston Putnam Raleigh Randolph Ritchie Roane Summers Taylor Tucker Tyler Upshur Wayne Webster Wetzel Wirt Wood Wyoming State Step 8 Step 10 Total Basic Basic State Aid Program Step 9 Allowance for Allowance Local Share County Boards (WVC 18-9A-12) (WVC 18-9A-11) (WVC 18-9A-12) 14,371,782 2,217,935 12,153,847 90,206,497 22,121,760 68,084,737 24,763,168 9,431,475 15,331,693 13,013,385 2,569,548 10,443,837 18,880,373 4,011,792 14,868,581 67,269,980 15,634,079 51,635,901 7,254,773 1,289,563 5,965,210 11,981,179 1,716,784 10,264,395 7,022,163 2,574,984 4,447,179 37,052,210 6,751,853 30,300,357 6,081,897 2,077,602 4,004,295 11,162,751 4,507,685 6,655,066 29,874,286 6,661,854 23,212,432 20,198,082 6,271,375 13,926,707 22,962,968 4,991,642 17,971,326 13,036,201 4,214,377 8,821,824 60,634,348 16,279,621 44,354,727 27,953,762 5,914,073 22,039,689 43,558,113 14,968,420 28,589, ,099,850 44,896, ,203,353 14,889,427 5,473,207 9,416,220 20,781,186 3,075,898 17,705,288 35,256,728 8,411,053 26,845,675 43,669,142 10,864,231 32,804,911 26,216,856 10,320,544 15,896,312 23,310,425 5,636,787 17,673,638 21,078,826 6,213,120 14,865,706 51,517,390 7,881,355 43,636,035 25,638,343 3,845,304 21,793,039 24,898,329 6,910,338 17,987, ,786,712 19,227,728 37,558,984 10,729,133 1,619,210 9,109,923 13,491,404 4,586,859 8,904,545 23,083,887 4,812,983 18,270,904 27,904,786 6,847,793 21,056,993 7,706,853 1,748,439 5,958,414 7,567,903 3,393,841 4,174,062 8,192,049 3,704,985 4,487,064 26,476,579 5,383,255 21,093,324 50,148,199 12,230,929 37,917,270 66,452,517 13,494,493 52,958,024 25,468,419 5,137,501 20,330,918 9,378,784 2,667,822 6,710,962 14,295,188 2,164,212 12,130,976 9,188,201 1,903,655 7,284,546 14,085,314 2,742,895 11,342,419 7,267,451 2,827,773 4,439,678 8,457,726 2,021,385 6,436,341 22,293,102 5,236,252 17,056,850 40,480,341 6,124,924 34,355,417 9,094,680 1,768,850 7,325,830 16,323,023 3,532,245 12,790,778 5,974, ,186 5,376,502 72,726,772 14,951,496 57,775,276 23,573,274 5,942,397 17,630,877 1,540,781, ,404,864 1,158,376,541 COMPS11 (HB4588) - 7 -
8 ENROLLMENT INFORMATION Net Additional Net 2nd Month Adjustments Enrollment Adjustments/ Enrollment Headcount Headcount to FTE Certified With Certified WVC & Adjusted For County Enrollment FTE Enrollment Adults Adults WVC 18-9A-2 SA Funding Barbour 2,478 (2.73) 2, , , Berkeley 17,446 (214.90) 17, , , Boone 4,672 (7.50) 4, , , Braxton 2,230 (2.88) 2, , , Brooke 3,404 (12.79) 3, , , Cabell 12,552 (36.60) 12, , , Calhoun 1,104 (7.00) 1, , , Clay 2,043-2, , , Doddridge 1,169 (19.30) 1, , , Fayette 6,759 (31.80) 6, , , Gilmer 939 (1.20) , Grant 1,935 (0.05) 1, , , Greenbrier 5,285 (2.60) 5, , , Hampshire 3,653 (57.00) 3, , , Hancock 4,311 (28.10) 4, , , Hardy 2,307 (7.20) 2, , , Harrison 11,196 (11.06) 11, , , Jackson 5,040 (5.47) 5, , , Jefferson 8,595 (124.93) 8, , , Kanawha 28,481 (510.20) 27, , , Lewis 2,650 (17.40) 2, , , Lincoln 3,626 (3.60) 3, , , Logan 6,431 (4.80) 6, , , Marion 8,116 (40.40) 8, , (1.00) 8, Marshall 4,821 (11.33) 4, , , Mason 4,308 (47.00) 4, , , McDowell 3,674 (3.84) 3, , , Mercer 9,552 (50.65) 9, , , Mineral 4,460 (12.94) 4, , , Mingo 4,586-4, , , Monongalia 10,459 (9.15) 10, , , Monroe 1,945 (30.25) 1, , , Morgan 2,655 (49.10) 2, , , Nicholas 4,042-4, , , Ohio 5,285 (66.77) 5, , , Pendleton 1,085 (0.50) 1, , , Pleasants 1,299-1, , , Pocahontas 1,202 (3.88) 1, , , Preston 4,628 (13.20) 4, , , Putnam 9,517 (75.25) 9, , , Raleigh 12,340 (133.70) 12, , , Randolph 4,356 (1.25) 4, , , Ritchie 1,626 (6.00) 1, , , Roane 2,554 (1.20) 2, , , Summers 1,548 (0.50) 1, , , Taylor 2,450 (12.00) 2, , , Tucker 1,096-1, , , Tyler 1,482 (10.60) 1, , , Upshur 3,825-3, , , Wayne 7,556 (13.70) 7, , , Webster 1,577 (10.30) 1, , , Wetzel 2,864 (13.88) 2, , , Wirt , Wood 13,486 (44.59) 13, , , Wyoming 4,161 (5.70) 4, , , State 281,828 (1,776.79) 280, , , , COMPS11 (HB 4588) - 8 -
9 PROFESSIONAL EDUCATOR DATA NE Limits Number PE S Number Funded Per Proration State Aid Student L Employed Limits Multi-County Eligible PE Population M In Excess (Not Limited Vocational Number PE County Employed Density H Of Limits To Employed) Centers Chargeable Barbour Low Berkeley 1, High 1, (33.41) 1, (10.24) 1, Boone Low (50.59) Braxton Sparse (11.89) Brooke High (25.05) Cabell High Calhoun Sparse (6.91) Clay Low (0.68) Doddridge Sparse (11.88) Fayette Medium (9.65) Gilmer Sparse Grant Sparse (0.49) (4.69) Greenbrier Low (4.37) Hampshire Low Hancock High (14.14) Hardy Sparse Harrison High (5.86) (3.05) Jackson Medium (7.83) (5.24) Jefferson High (19.35) Kanawha 2, High 2, (42.76) 2, , Lewis Low (11.64) Lincoln Low (17.33) Logan Medium Marion High (32.26) Marshall Medium (16.42) Mason Low (12.73) McDowell Low (2.80) Mercer High Mineral Medium (10.09) Mingo Medium (22.81) Monongalia High Monroe Sparse (8.18) Morgan Medium (16.18) Nicholas Low (14.45) Ohio High (9.49) Pendleton Sparse Pleasants Low (19.08) (5.16) Pocahontas Sparse Preston Low (10.13) Putnam High Raleigh High Randolph Sparse (14.71) Ritchie Sparse (10.99) Roane Low Summers Sparse Taylor Medium Tucker Sparse Tyler Low (7.18) Upshur Medium (9.70) (5.42) Wayne Medium (27.41) Webster Sparse Wetzel Low (23.71) Wirt Sparse Wood High (5.03) Wyoming Low (20.48) State 20, , (462.42) 20, , COMPS11 (HB 4588) - 9 -
10 SERVICE PERSONNEL DATA NE Limits S Number Proration State Aid Student L Employed Number Multi-County Number Eligible SP Population M In Excess Serv Pers Vocational Service Pers County Employed Density H Of Limits Funded Centers Chargeable Barbour Low (1.360) Berkeley High ( ) (3.407) Boone Low (30.047) Braxton Sparse (20.274) Brooke High (30.861) Cabell High (14.983) Calhoun Sparse (0.167) (2.025) Clay Low (20.261) Doddridge Sparse (16.152) Fayette Medium (52.382) Gilmer Sparse Grant Sparse (1.378) (1.452) Greenbrier Low (32.269) Hampshire Low (16.754) Hancock High (12.202) Hardy Sparse Harrison High (14.759) (1.308) Jackson Medium (11.957) (1.665) Jefferson High (98.682) Kanawha 1, High 1, ( ) 1, , Lewis Low (23.597) Lincoln Low (9.801) Logan Medium (29.214) Marion High (80.177) Marshall Medium (54.745) Mason Low (29.784) McDowell Low (41.804) Mercer High (18.005) Mineral Medium (23.726) Mingo Medium (53.462) Monongalia High (30.760) Monroe Sparse (19.938) Morgan Medium (12.577) Nicholas Low (25.770) Ohio High (20.966) Pendleton Sparse (6.343) Pleasants Low (18.745) (1.858) Pocahontas Sparse (8.334) Preston Low (21.941) Putnam High (11.113) Raleigh High Randolph Sparse (3.137) Ritchie Sparse (14.862) Roane Low (7.893) Summers Sparse Taylor Medium (11.536) Tucker Sparse Tyler Low (14.609) Upshur Medium (9.429) (1.626) Wayne Medium (20.525) Webster Sparse Wetzel Low (24.600) Wirt Sparse Wood High (13.297) Wyoming Low (30.046) State 13, , (1, ) 12, , COMPS11 (HB 4588)
11 PERSONNEL RATIOS PER 1,000 STUDENTS Professional Educators Servicel Personnel Chargeable Actual Chargeable Actual Net Net Net Net Enrollment Enrollment Enrollment Enrollment County Ratio/1,000 Ratio/1,000 Ratio/1,000 Ratio/1,000 Barbour Berkeley Boone Braxton Brooke Cabell Calhoun Clay Doddridge Fayette Gilmer Grant Greenbrier Hampshire Hancock Hardy Harrison Jackson Jefferson Kanawha Lewis Lincoln Logan Marion Marshall Mason McDowell Mercer Mineral Mingo Monongalia Monroe Morgan Nicholas Ohio Pendleton Pleasants Pocahontas Preston Putnam Raleigh Randolph Ritchie Roane Summers Taylor Tucker Tyler Upshur Wayne Webster Wetzel Wirt Wood Wyoming State COMPS11 (HB 4588)
12 PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL DATA PI Required Under Proration Professional S PI Limits Net Enrollment Student Professional Multi-County Professional Instructional L Without With Total Population Instructional Vocational Instructional Chargeable M Enrollment County Adjustments Density Employed Centers Chargeable Ratio/1, H Increase Barbour 2, Low Berkeley 17, High 1, (9.46) 1, , Boone 4, Low Braxton 2, Sparse Brooke 3, High Cabell 12, High Calhoun 1, Sparse (5.93) Clay 2, Low Doddridge 1, Sparse Fayette 6, Medium Gilmer 1, Sparse Grant 1, Sparse (3.95) Greenbrier 5, Low Hampshire 3, Low Hancock 4, High Hardy 2, Sparse Harrison 11, High (2.73) Jackson 5, Medium (4.66) Jefferson 8, High Kanawha 27, High 1, , , Lewis 2, Low Lincoln 3, Low Logan 6, Medium Marion 8, High Marshall 4, Medium Mason 4, Low McDowell 3, Low Mercer 9, High Mineral 4, Medium Mingo 4, Medium Monongalia 10, High Monroe 1, Sparse Morgan 2, Medium Nicholas 4, Low Ohio 5, High Pendleton 1, Sparse Pleasants 1, Low (4.20) Pocahontas 1, Sparse Preston 4, Low Putnam 9, High Raleigh 12, High Randolph 4, Sparse Ritchie 1, Sparse Roane 2, Low Summers 1, Sparse Taylor 2, Medium Tucker 1, Sparse Tyler 1, Low Upshur 3, Medium (4.43) Wayne 7, Medium Webster 1, Sparse Wetzel 2, Low Wirt 1, Sparse Wood 13, High Wyoming 4, Low State 281, , , , COMPS11 (HB 4588)
13 PROFESSIONAL EDUCATOR AND PROFESSIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT PERSONNEL DATA Number Professional Number PE Under Adjusted Prof. Student Educators Number Number Allowed PI Limits Total Number Support Pers Eligible To Prof. Student Prof. Student For Funding Without Professional Professional Employed Allowed Support Pers Support Pers (Not Limited Enrollment Educators Educators County SA Eligible Percent Not Funded Funded To Employed) Increase Not Funded Funded Barbour % Berkeley % (4.21) , (33.41) 1, Boone % (3.85) (50.59) Braxton % (0.85) (11.89) Brooke % (0.91) (25.05) Cabell % Calhoun % (0.21) Clay % (0.68) Doddridge % (0.46) (11.88) Fayette % (9.65) Gilmer % Grant % (0.99) (0.49) Greenbrier % (1.13) (4.37) Hampshire % Hancock % (1.43) (14.14) Hardy % Harrison % (0.07) (5.86) Jackson % (0.28) (7.83) Jefferson % (5.68) (19.35) Kanawha % , (42.76) 2, Lewis % (1.43) (11.64) Lincoln % (1.49) (17.33) Logan % Marion % (0.19) (32.26) Marshall % (0.32) (16.42) Mason % (4.40) (12.73) McDowell % (0.57) (2.80) Mercer % (2.60) Mineral % (0.40) (10.09) Mingo % (1.21) (22.81) Monongalia % Monroe % (1.30) (8.18) Morgan % (0.84) (16.18) Nicholas % (14.45) Ohio % (1.41) (9.49) Pendleton % Pleasants % (19.08) Pocahontas % (0.16) Preston % (1.03) (10.13) Putnam % Raleigh % Randolph % (0.85) (14.71) Ritchie % (0.25) (10.99) Roane % Summers % Taylor % Tucker % Tyler % (0.30) (7.18) Upshur % (9.70) Wayne % (27.41) Webster % Wetzel % (1.79) (23.71) Wirt % Wood % (2.51) (5.03) Wyoming % (3.53) (20.48) State % (26.64) , (462.42) 20, COMPS11 (HB 4588)
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