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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Halliday 19
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AL412:1AK427:1AZ544:1AR345:1CA476:1CO377:1CT315:1DE345:1DC348:1FL450:1GA427:1HI263:1ID393:1IL486:1IN446:1IA369:1KS329:1KY377:1LA459:1ME305:1MD337:1MA205:1MI511:1MN490:1MS372:1MO282:1MT222:1NE265:1NV400:1NH197:1NJ294:1NM336:1NY297:1NC331:1ND216:1OH417:1OK296:1OR345:1PA340:1PR546:1RI428:1SC330:1SD268:1TN392:1TX392:1UT485:1VT185:1VA287:1WA375:1WV307:1WI376:1WY299:1
Lowest reportedVermont · 185:1Highest reportedPR · 546:1
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