Topic: school statistics

Consolidation of Schools Discussed

School Enrollment Tops 5100 1st Day

Worthington Schools Have 5242 Students

School Enrollment Up 510 - to 6,288

WCSS Hears Report On Various Grade Divisions per School

Follow-Up Study Of Class Of 1967 Gets 31% Reply

School enrollment up in upper grades

ACT, SAT scores in, but board not sure what they show

Liberty enrollment expected to double

District growth approaching saturation

Enrollment expected to top 10,000 mark as schools open

Enrollment projections not far off for '92-'93

Worthington numbers differ from state's

Ottolenghi: pupil-teacher formula is set

District enrollment should peak soon

Graduation rate puzzles officials

Science surprise

Many others receive proficiency test results

Sixty percent of eighth grade is finished with state test

Fourth-graders test well vs. tougher standards

Fourth-graders excel on state tests

School officials pleased with improving test scores

Student numbers shrinking

Ninth-grade test scores at all-time high

12-1 middle school ratio drives staff additions

Elementary student enrollment declining

Schools meet 21 of the 27 state report card standards

Identifying problem is focus of declining enrollment meeting

Cynkar outlines game plan to study declining enrollment

Enrollment exceeding projections

Worthington students rank near top of nation

Declining enrollment work will continue next month

Reading test passage down, but district optimistic

Team continues enrollment study

Report recommends reconfiguration

Study forecasts more decline in enrollment

Residents, officials mull over enrollment options

Cost-per-pupil county's third highest

Drinking up, smoking down in Worthington

Survey says drug, alcohol use is up

Cynkar tells 'rest of story' on subject

More students expected at schools

As year begins, enrollment slightly lower than expected

Enrollment up, but not in high schools

Survey casts positive light on schools

Despite 2004 predictions, enrollment on the rise

District has much to celebrate, but challenges lie ahead