Alamance-Burlington Schools

1712 Vaughn Road, Burlington, NC Phone Web

Academic Summary

Schools

23,087

Total Students

PK-13

Grades Offered

12 to 1

Students to Teacher Ratio

36%

Percent Proficient - Math

38%

Percent Proficient - Reading/Language Arts

Living Summary view more

64,439

households

158,629

Total Population

$154,800

Average House Value

$813

Average Housing Rent

$49,688

Average Household Income

88.79%

Health Insurance Coverage

100%

Household with Internet

District Overview

Alamance-Burlington Schools is a public school district serving Burlington area, North Carolina. For academic year 2020-2021, 36 schools served 23,087 students through PK to 13^th grade in its 36 schools. A total of 1,990 teachers are teaching their students and the average students to teacher ratio is 12 to 1.

According to the North Carolina state assessment result, 36% of students are proficient in Math learning and 38% of students are proficient in English/language arts learning.

District Contacts

http://www.abss.k12.nc.us (336)570-6060 1712 Vaughn Road, Burlington, NC

Civil Rights Coordinators

Title II(disabilities)

EMMET ALEXANDER

email phone

Title VI(race, color, national origin)

EMMET ALEXANDER

email phone

Title IX(sex-based)

EMMET ALEXANDER

email phone

Schools in Alamance-Burlington Schools

In Alamance-Burlington Schools, 37 schools are serving students in its area. The next lists are showing schools by offering level.

Alexander Wilson Elementary View

598 Students

13 Students per teacher

Altamahaw-ossipee Elementary View

623 Students

13 Students per teacher

B. Everett Jordan Elementary View

378 Students

9 Students per teacher

E M Yoder Elementary View

380 Students

8 Students per teacher

Edwin M Holt Elementary View

562 Students

12 Students per teacher

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Graham Middle School View

630 Students

10 Students per teacher

Southern Alamance Middle School View

743 Students

13 Students per teacher

Western Alamance Middle School View

831 Students

14 Students per teacher

Woodlawn Middle School View

536 Students

12 Students per teacher

Broadview Middle School View

741 Students

11 Students per teacher

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Eastern Alamance High School View

1,271 Students

16 Students per teacher

Graham High School View

787 Students

12 Students per teacher

Southern Alamance High School View

1,493 Students

15 Students per teacher

Western Alamance High School View

1,212 Students

14 Students per teacher

Hugh M Cummings High School View

956 Students

12 Students per teacher

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Digital Connections Academy View

Best Colleges in North Carolina

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill VIEW

Chapel Hill, NC

$39,330 ($8,989) Tuition & Fees

1,460 SAT Score

North Carolina State University at Raleigh VIEW

Raleigh, NC

$31,767 ($8,895) Tuition & Fees

1,360 SAT Score

University of North Carolina Wilmington VIEW

Wilmington, NC

$22,985 ($7,317) Tuition & Fees

1,300 SAT Score

Appalachian State University VIEW

Boone, NC

$24,537 ($7,541) Tuition & Fees

1,180 SAT Score

University of North Carolina at Charlotte VIEW

Charlotte, NC

$21,876 ($7,214) Tuition & Fees

1,180 SAT Score

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Duke University VIEW

Durham, NC

$65,805 Tuition & Fees

1,550 SAT Score

Davidson College VIEW

Davidson, NC

$60,300 Tuition & Fees

1,430 SAT Score

Wake Forest University VIEW

Winston-Salem, NC

$64,758 Tuition & Fees

Elon University VIEW

Elon, NC

$44,536 Tuition & Fees

1,260 SAT Score

Salem College VIEW

Winston-Salem, NC

$32,236 Tuition & Fees

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King's College VIEW

Charlotte, NC

$14,340 Tuition & Fees

Wilson Community College VIEW

Wilson, NC

$8,716 ($2,572) Tuition & Fees

Wilkes Community College VIEW

Wilkesboro, NC

$8,716 ($2,572) Tuition & Fees

Western Piedmont Community College VIEW

Morganton, NC

$8,794 ($2,650) Tuition & Fees

Wayne Community College VIEW

Goldsboro, NC

$8,668 ($2,524) Tuition & Fees

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Student Population

A total of 23,087 students are attending Alamance-Burlington Schools. By gender, there are 11,995 (52.0%) and 11,097 (48.1%) female students at Alamance-Burlington Schools.

By race/ethnicity, 10,201 White (44.2%), 5,209 Black (22.6%), and353 Asian (1.5%) students are attending schools.

	Total	Male	Female
Hispanic 26.6%	6,144	3,138	3,006
American Indian/Alaska Native 0.4%	82	42	40
Asian 1.5%	353	184	169
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.1%	27	14	13
Black 22.6%	5,209	2,694	2,515
White 44.2%	10,201	5,374	4,827
Two or More Races 4.7%	1,076	549	527
Total	23,092	11,995	11,097

	Total	Male	Female
Hispanic	2,068	1,177	891
American Indian/Alaska Native	9	4	5
Asian	88	58	30
Black	14	7	7
White	42	28	14
Two or More Races	7	5	2
Total	2,228	1,281	947

	Total	Male	Female
Hispanic	663	435	228
American Indian/Alaska Native	6	3	3
Asian	16	12	4
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander	2	2	0
Black	842	554	288
White	1,280	834	446
Two or More Races	130	75	55
Total	2,939	1,915	1,024

Academic Achievement

Achievement

Math
Reading/Language Arts

	Grade
	Overall	3	4	5	6	7	8	HS
All students 36%	36%	36%	31%	33%	33%	39%	33%	46%
American Indian/Alaska Native students 25%	20-29%	<50%	<50%	<50%	*	*	*	*
Asian/Pacific Islander students 62%	60-64%	60-79%	40-59%	60-69%	60-79%	60-79%	60-79%	60-69%
Hispanic students 27%	27%	32%	23%	24%	26%	31%	20%	38%
Black students 19%	19%	19%	19%	17%	15%	20%	15%	33%
White students 50%	50%	49%	44%	48%	46%	54%	50%	56%
Two or More Races 35%	35%	40-44%	35-39%	25-29%	35-39%	35-39%	20-24%	40-44%
Students with disabilities (IDEA) 6%	6%	10-14%	6-9%	≤5%	≤5%	≤5%	6-9%	6-9%
Economically disadvantaged students 23%	23%	23%	20%	19%	21%	25%	20%	34%
Limited English proficient students 13%	13%	20-24%	15-19%	6-9%	6-9%	10-14%	≤5%	≤5%
Female students 37%	37%	36%	31%	36%	31%	43%	36%	49%
Male students 34%	34%	37%	32%	31%	34%	36%	30%	44%
Homeless enrolled students 12%	10-14%	≤10%	11-19%	11-19%	≤10%	≤20%	≤20%	21-39%
Migrant students	Data Protected for privacy
Foster Care Status 10%	≤10%	<50%	<50%	<50%	*	*	<50%	*
Military Connected Student Status 30%	21-39%	*	*	*	*	***	*	*

	Grade
	Overall	8	7	6	5	4	3
White students 52%	52%	52%	54%	52%	47%	53%	52%
Military Connected Student Status 30%	21-39%	*	***	*	*	*	*
Migrant students	Data Protected for privacy
Hispanic students 28%	28%	28%	29%	30%	23%	25%	31%
Black students 23%	23%	19%	22%	27%	20%	26%	25%
Asian/Pacific Islander students 57%	55-59%	60-79%	40-59%	60-79%	50-59%	40-59%	40-59%
American Indian/Alaska Native students 35%	30-39%	*	*	*	<50%	<50%	≥50%
Male students 35%	35%	32%	34%	37%	30%	34%	38%
Homeless enrolled students 17%	15-19%	≤20%	≤20%	20-29%	≤10%	11-19%	11-19%
Foster Care Status 25%	20-29%	<50%	*	*	<50%	<50%	≥50%
Female students 42%	42%	42%	43%	42%	37%	41%	40%
Students with disabilities (IDEA) 10%	10%	6-9%	10-14%	10-14%	10-14%	6-9%	15-19%
All students 38%	38%	37%	39%	39%	33%	37%	39%
Limited English proficient students 9%	9%	≤5%	6-9%	≤5%	6-9%	10-14%	15-19%
Economically disadvantaged students 25%	25%	25%	25%	27%	21%	24%	27%
Two or More Races 38%	38%	30-34%	35-39%	40-44%	30-34%	40-44%	40-44%

Advanced Placement Programs

Total 1,218 students are enrolled in at least one (1) AP programs. 1,582 students are participating the SAT and/or ACT test program at Alamance-Burlington Schools.

	Number of Students Enrolled	Percent Enrolled
Advanced Placement Programs	1,218	17%
Advanced Placement Math	435	6%
Advanced Placement Science	244	3%
Advanced Placement Other programs	1,063	15%
SAT/ACT Participation	1,582	22%

Teachers & Staffs

Total 1,990 full-time (or equivalent) teachers work for schools in Alamance-Burlington Schools and the students to teacher ratio is 12 to 1. 86.9% of teachers are certified. 94.3% of teachers have 3 or more years teaching experiences.

	Headcount	Note
Total FTE of Teachers	1,990	Students per teacher: 12 to 1
Teachers who are certified	1,730	86.9%
Teachers who are not certified	258	13.0%
Teachers in their first year of teaching	18	0.9%
Teachers in their second year of teaching	96	4.8%
School counselors	59	Students per counselor: 391 to 1
Law Enforcement Officer	14	-
Security guards	-	-
Nurses	30	-
Psychologists	24	-
Social workers	34	-