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Pauline Jones Elementary School:

Contact and Location Information

Location Address:

Pauline Jones Elementary School
225 B St
Fayetteville, NC
28301-5171

Mailing Address:

Pauline Jones Elementary School
225 B St
Fayetteville, NC
28301-5171

Phone Number:

(910) 483-5434


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Classification Information

School District:

Cumberland County Schools

County:

Cumberland

Grades Taught:

Pre-Kindergarten to 5th Grade

Level:

Pauline Jones Elementary School is classified as a "Primary School".

Type:

Pauline Jones Elementary School is a "Regular School".

Status:

Pauline Jones Elementary School was operational at the time of the last report and is currently operational.

Title I:

Pauline Jones Elementary School IS Title I eligible.

School-Wide Title I:

Pauline Jones Elementary School IS a school-wide Title I school.

Charter:

Pauline Jones Elementary School IS NOT a Charter school.

Magnet:

Pauline Jones Elementary School IS NOT a Magnet school.

NCES Assigned School ID:

370001102131

State Assigned School ID:

405

Locale:

Pauline Jones Elementary School is located in a "Mid-size City"
(A central city of a 'Core Based Statistical Area' or 'Consolidated Statistical Area', with the city having a population less than 250,000.)

City Limits:

Data Not Available.

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Statistics for Pauline Jones Elementary School:

Classroom Size Information

(FTE) Classroom Teacher Averages
Classroom Teacher Comparison Graph
Enrollment Averages
School Enrollment Comparison Graph
Student to Teacher Ratio
Student to Teacher Ratio

(FTE)
Classroom Teachers

Students

Student Teacher Ratio

School26.02077.962 : 1
District Avg43.4620.214.304 : 1
State Avg40.6594.214.644 : 1
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Enrollment Averages by Grade Level

Grade Level Comparison Graph

Pre-Kindergarten

Kindergarten

1st Grade

2nd Grade

3rd Grade

4th Grade

5th Grade

School8363828432331
District Avg12.885.382.979.682.382.483.6
State Avg21.180.280.378.080.679.181.5

Low Income & Migrant Student Information

Free & Reduced Lunch Program Averages
Reduced & Free Lunch Programs Comparison Graph

Reduced Lunch Program

Free Lunch Program

School9 (4.3%)195 (94.2%)
District Avg75.7 (11.9%)237.9 (37.4%)
State Avg52.9 (6.7%)210.5 (26.9%)
Migrant Student Averages
Migrant Student Enrollment Comparison Graph

Migrant Students

SchoolData Not Avaliable
District AvgData Not Avaliable
State Avg20.2 (0.0%)

Enrollment Statistics for Pauline Jones Elementary School

School Ethnicity Distribution Comparison
Total
Male / Female

American Indian
Alaskan Native

Asian
Pacific Islander

Hispanic

African American

Caucasian

School

0
0 / 0		0
0 / 0		4
3 / 1		193
90 / 103		10
3 / 7

District Avg

10.7
5.7 / 5.1		10.3
5.4 / 4.9		35.4
17.8 / 17.7		307.5
155.2 / 152.3		256.2
131.1 / 125.2

State Avg

9.1
4.4 / 4.2		11.4
5.9 / 5.5		34.9
18.0 / 16.9		183.2
92.9 / 90.3		345.0
177.4 / 167.6
School Gender Distribution Comparison

In The News

Cumberland schools in need lure top teachers (The Fayetteville Observer)

Donna White liked what she heard when Cumberland County schools put out a call to 200 of their top teachers in 2007. National board-certified teachers were urged to relocate to where they may be needed most: schools with high poverty rates and low test scores.

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