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Programs & Services : Special Education : Special Education Child Count Data Report for 2009

PROGRAMS & SERVICES:
SPECIAL EDUCATION:
DATA REPORTS, PUBLICATIONS & RESOURCES:
SPECIAL EDUCATION CHILD COUNT DATA REPORT FOR 2011
(Updated 6/29/12)

   
INTRODUCTION
   
 

The Child Count data collection reflects the status of children with disabilities eligible for services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004 (IDEA) on December 1 of each year. The data are collected at the supervisory union level according to state and federal statute and regulations. The collection includes demographic information as well as information regarding placement (educational environment), educational location (facility), and compliance indicators (Individual Education Plans (IEPs) and evaluations completed on time).

The overview below lists the count and percentage of ADM (average daily membership)  of children with disabilities by SU. The data are also reported by disability, placement, gender, and grade group.
   
SPECIAL EDUCATION CHILD COUNT DATA REPORT FOR 2011: OVERVIEW
   
  The table below lists the count and percentage of ADM (average daily membership) of children with disabilities by SU. Students reported as exited are excluded. NOTE: The information below is also available for download. PDF
   
SU   SU/SD Name
Active IEP Students
Eligible
Students
ADM
Percent IEP
SU001   Addison Northeast S.U. 227 227 1668.48 13.61%
SU002 Addison Northwest S.U. 183 183 1191 15.37%
SU003   Addison Central S.U. 233 233 1807.59 12.89%
SU004 Addison - Rutland S.U. 236 240 1414.91 16.68%
SU005   Southwest Vermont S.U. 606 606 3115.81 19.45%
SU006 Bennington - Rutland S.U. 277 282 1708.75 16.21%
SU007   Colchester S.D. 269 269 2105.39 12.78%
SU008 Caledonia North S.U. 238 238 1433.96 16.60%
SU009   Caledonia Central S.U. 110 110 899.15 12.23%
SU010 Milton S.D. 256 256 1682.56 15.21%
SU011   St Johnsbury S.D. 189 189 1029.46 18.36%
SU012 Chittenden East S.U. 361 362 2720.24 13.27%
SU013   Chittenden Central S.U. 323 323 2505.2 12.89%
SU014 Chittenden South S.U. 510 514 4292.74 11.88%
SU015   Burlington S.D. 519 519 3963.51 13.09%
SU016 South Burlington S.D. 261 261 2453.91 10.64%
SU017   Winooski S.D. 152 152 848.44 17.92%
SU018 Essex - Caledonia SU 95 95 752.02 12.63%
SU019   Essex North S.U. 25 25 225.03 11.11%
SU020 Franklin Northeast S.U. 262 262 1623.87 16.13%
SU021   Franklin Northwest S.U. 403 403 2342.07 17.21%
SU022 Franklin West S.U. 251 251 1902.14 13.20%
SU023   Franklin Central S.U. 482 482 2550.1 18.90%
SU024 Grand Isle S.U. 166 166 982.77 16.89%
SU025   Lamoille North S.U. 332 333 1855.97 17.89%
SU026 Lamoille South S.U. 188 188 1592.73 11.80%
SU027   Orange East S.U. 239 239 1388.02 17.22%
SU028 Orange Southwest S.U. 179 179 910.07 19.67%
SU029   Orange North S.U. 144 145 797.84 18.05%
SU030 Orange - Windsor S.U. 193 193 1024.77 18.83%
SU031   North Country S.U. 627 644 2778.87 22.56%
SU032 Washington Central S.U. 205 205 1549.56 13.23%
SU033   Rutland South S.U. 117 117 792.31 14.77%
SU034 Orleans Central S.U. 180 180 1141.98 15.76%
SU035   Orleans Southwest S.U. 173 173 1214.44 14.25%
SU036 Rutland Northeast S.U. 270 270 1666.9 16.20%
SU037   Rutland Central S.U. 165 165 1180.88 13.97%
SU038 Rutland Southwest S.U. 117 117 813.84 14.38%
SU039   Rutland - Windsor S.U. 83 83 442.48 18.76%
SU040 Rutland City S.D. 365 365 2120.34 17.21%
SU041   Washington Northeast S.U. 74 74 641.04 11.54%
SU042 Washington West S.U. 277 277 1968.47 14.07%
SU043   Washington South S.U. 112 112 714.67 15.67%
SU045 Montpelier S.D. 119 119 976.98 12.18%
SU046   Windham Central S.U. 174 174 1192.86 14.59%
SU047 Windham Northeast S.U. 252 257 1410.3 17.87%
SU048   Windham Southeast S.U. 531 541 2672.51 19.87%
SU049 Windham Southwest S.U. 121 121 760.43 15.91%
SU050   Windsor Northwest S.U. 87 87 604.81 14.38%
SU051 Windsor Central S.U. 116 116 871.72 13.31%
SU052   Windsor Southeast S.U. 169 169 1365.04 12.38%
SU053 Windsor Southwest S.U. 176 176 1180.4 14.91%
SU054   Hartford S.D. 295 295 1510.26 19.53%
SU055 Norwich Dresden S.D. 35 35 642.21 5.45%
SU056   Springfield S.D. 247 247 1374.55 17.97%
SU057 Blue Mountain S.D. 78 78 425.96 18.31%
SU059   Essex Town S.D. (*) 151 151 1250.32 12.08%
SU060 Battenkill Valley S.U. 55 55 339.8 16.19%
SU061   Barre S.D. 447 447 2436.43 18.35%
SU099 Corrections 36 36 N/A N/A
U146   Rivendell (**) 51 51 285.76 17.85%
Total     13,814 13,862 89,114.62 15.37%
             
   
(*) Adjusted ADM. 636.33 high school students moved from Essex Town (SD) to Chittenden Central (SU)
(**) Excludes 19 New Hampshire students reported through Vermont
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The information in the table above is available for download in the following categories:
   
 

The count and percentage of ADM (average daily membership) of children with disabilities is also available by town of residence. Students reported as exited are excluded.
   
ADDITIONAL SPECIAL EDUCATION CHILD COUNT DATA REPORTS FOR 2011
   
 

Counts and percentages are reported by disability, educational environment, gender, and grade group in the tables below. Counts that are less than 11 have been suppressed in order to prevent the identification of individual students. Suppressed data are represented by “***” in these tables. Grades have been grouped together to avoid suppressing data as much as possible.
   
FOR QUESTIONS OR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION . . .
   
  For questions or additional information about the data on this page, contact Lucinda Morabito at (802) 828-3483 or lucinda.morabito@state.vt.us.
     
   
 
   
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