06 · Student support
Does the district have enough support staff?
Compare how many students share each counselor, psychologist, nurse and social worker.
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Students per counselor by state
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Lowest reportedVermont · 185:1Highest reportedPR · 546:1
Darker color means a higher value, not necessarily a better result. A dash means no comparable state result is available.
National district view · largest districts with reported staffing
Students per counselor
2021–22CRDC + NCES
Typical U.S. district323:1median among districts reporting this staff category
What this answers
Compare reported staffing capacity across large districts. Lower ratios indicate more staff per student; they do not describe caseloads, vacancies or service quality.
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Source
CRDC and NCES CCD
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