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Full Time Instructional support staff (Guidance, Nurses, Librarians)
6
Full Time Instructional Aides
10
Staff Data
Experience (in years)
Teacher and Instructional Support Staff
Administrators
0-5
16
6-10
10
11-15
11
1
16-20
12
21-25
12
3
26-30
10
31-35
6
35+
2
Level of Education
Teacher and Instructional Support Staff
Administrators
Bachelors Degree
45
0
Masters Degree
34
3
Doctorate
0
1
Currently, all teachers and paraprofessionals in the Meyersdale Area School District are classified as highly qualified.
Parents will be notified if their child is assigned to or being taught for four or more consecutive weeks by a teacher who is not highly qualified in a core academic subject.
Parents may request information regarding the professional qualifications of their child's teacher(s), and of paraprofessionals who provide instructional services to their children.
Student Data
High School
Enrollment
295
Student Attendance
94.3%
Percent of students tested
100%
Percent of Low Income
33.2%
Graduation Rate
98.2%
Middle School
Enrollment
217
Student Attendance
94.3%
Percent of students tested
100%
Percent of Low Income
38.7%
Elementary School
Enrollment
407
Student Attendance
96.1%
Percent of students tested
100%
Percent of Low Income
46.3%
The No Child Left Behind Act passed by the United States Congress in 2001 requires that each school district in the United States must have a school report card that is available to the citizens of that school district. The report card is required to contain data such as enrollment, number of special needs students, number of professional employees and students score on state tests. The report card must also contain information on whether the school district has been identified by the state or federal government for school improvement. A school identified for school improvement must have a graduation rate below 95% or an attendance rate below 95%, high numbers of students scoring at the basic or below basic levels on their state�s test or a high number of students who do not take the test for some reason. School districts are also to make information available to parents about the professional qualifications of their teacher and make parents aware of any teacher who is not highly qualified.
