how many elementary schools are there in the USA?
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Well, I have been doing some rough calculations.  In our area, there is about one per 3000 population, which would put the total in the range of 100K for the nation, but the distribution may be vastly different in different parts of the country, I suppose.  That does not calculate private schools, either.
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K-12 (Pronounced "Kay through twelve" or just "Kay twelve") is the North American designation for primary and secondary education.\n\nThe expression is a shortening of Kindergarten (5 or 6-year-old) through 12th grade (17 or 18-year-old), the first and last grades of free education in the United States and English Canada.
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lots probably more than 50 including the teachers aswell
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early childhood education or elementary education
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Here's the link that will answer your question .....\nhttp://www.stats.indiana.edu/maptools/school_districts.htm\nJust click on the region in which you live.
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You are correct, there are many elementary teachers, but you can make yourself more employable if you get dual certification in both elementary and special ed. Teaching in grades 4-8 can be very rewarding. Junior high students are a lot of fun.
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kindergarten through 12th grade.
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It depends on what subject you teach. In the United States, there is a tremendous shortage of math and special education teachers. There is also a shortage of science teachers, but to a slightly smaller degree. There is a surplus of history and physical education teachers.
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In elementary school.
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There are nine universities in Ireland - 2 in Northern Ireland and 7 in the Republic. There are currently 14 Institutes of Technology. There are five Colleges of Education for primary school teachers.
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You did not say where...but if you are talking about the USA, there are thousands of schools that teach english as a foreign language...you will have to be a bit more specific.
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Title 1 statistics...\n\nhttp://nces.ed.gov/pubs2006/2006307.pdf\n\nGo to Table 10. It gives number of schools considered "Title 1," or impoverished, by state. You should look at percentage of students served to get an overall feel by state. Anything over 50% shows the state has quite a few people living in poverty.\n\nThen go to those particular states you find of interest, to their Departments of Education, and look up their Title 1 program data or email their Title 1 state coordinator explaining why you need the data.\n\nYou can find a full listing of all state DOE's (their special ed departments, but you can backtrack from these links to the DOE main pages) at http://www.spedusource.org/
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Unknown. We don't even know for certain how many there are now. There's at least three, but some scientific research indicates there may be as many as 11.
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According to the National Center for Education Statistics Hawaii has only 1 school district.  Nevada may have the next least.  It has only 18 school districts.
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You may also want to find the top 5 states for average elementary-school-teacher salaries.  When I checked about 6 months ago, Connecticut was #1.  Here are a few good websites (I hope they help you):\n\nBest of luck.
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We have elementary school, middle school, high school and then college. \n\n\nBut those are then subdivided to different levels/grades because when you learn somethign at 7 years old, you dont get grouped in the same class when you are 8 years old. \n\nHigh School \n12=18 years old\n11=17 years old\n10=16 years old\n9=15 years old\n\nMiddle school\n8=14 years old\n7=13 years old\n6=12 years old\n\nElementary Schooll\n5=11 years old\n4=10 years old\n3=9 years old\n2=8 years old\n1=7 years old\nKindengarden = 6 year old
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The 2004 (most recent) Digest of Education Statistics, from the National Center for Education Statistics, says that in 2001/02, there were 48,202,000 elementary and secondary students in public schools.  That is the most recent year for which they give data.  (They have projected numbers for the following three years of, 48,213,000; 48,270,000; 48,375,000; respectively.)\n\nThere's more information; see the link below.