District Demographics
USD 429 is comprised of the following schools:
DISTRICTBUILDINGS:
CITY
BUILDING TYPE
GRADES SERVED
2011‐12 ENROLLMENT 
TROY ELEMENTARY
Troy
Elementary
K - 6
186
TROY HIGH AND MIDDLE SCHOOL
Troy
High School
7 - 12
178


DISTRICT ENROLLMENT TREND:

Enrollment Trends


ENROLLMENT HISTORY BY RACE

The chart below details the change in enrollment and racial diversity of the district as a whole over the past five years. According to the data as reported by the KSDE School Finance website, total enrollment in the district has changed by percent since the 2007‐08 school year. Enrollment by white students has changed by 17 students while enrollments by black students has had a net change of 1 students.
School Year 
Total Enrolled 
White 
Black 
Hispanic 
Am Indian / Alaskan 
Asian 
Hawaiian / Islander 
Multiple Races 
2007- 08 
376
364
0
6
2
1
0
3
2008-09 
354
344
0
4
1
1
0
4
2009-10 
363
351
0
5
1
1
0
5
2010-11 
367
357
1
6
0
0
0
3
2011-12 
396
381
1
9
0
0
0
5

SOURCE: KSDE K‐12 School Reports ‐Enrollment by Grade, Race, Gender (Includes Pre‐K Non‐Graded Students)

Economically Disadvantaged Students


DISTRICT HISTORY FREE REDUCED LUNCH ELIGIBILITY:

FRL Compare

CURRENT ELIGIBILITY BY BUILDING:
Enrollment
Free Lunch
Reduced Lunch
Percent FRL
TROY ELEMENTARY
186
64
26
48.4%
TROY HIGH AND MIDDLE SCHOOL
178
45
31
42.7%


COMPARATIVE HISTORY FREE & REDUCED LUNCH ELIGIBILITY:

The following chart shows the eligibility for free and reduced lunches over time as compared to the
county and state averages for the same school years.

County-State Compare FRL

 

District Personnel

No Child Left Behind (NCLB), Title II, Part A ensures that all K‐12 students have teachers with subject matter knowledge and teaching skills necessary to help all students achieve high academic standards regardless of their individual learning styles or needs. All general education core content teachers must be “highly qualified."

Below is the status of USD 429 teachers for the 2010‐11 school year. Data provided by special request from the KSDE Research & Evaluation help desk.

English Language Arts
School Subject
% Highly Qualified
TROY ELEMENTARY Fine Arts
100.0
English Language Arts
100.0
Elementary
92.3
TROY HIGH AND MIDDLE SCHOOL Science
100.0
Mathematics
33.3
History & Government
100.0
Fine Arts
100.0
English Language Arts
100.0

CERTIFIED PERSONNEL:

The following data was obtained via the KSDE website, School Finance Publications "Selected School Stats by District" reports and indicates the number of fully certified personnel in each category.

K‐12 Teachers
Special Ed Teachers
Special Ed Director
Reading Teachers
Curriculum Specialists
Library Specialists
30.7
0
0
0
0
0

 

NON-CERTIFIED PERSONNEL:

Regular Ed Aides
Technology Others
Technology Director
Library Aides
0
0
1
1

 

STUDENT / TEACHER RATIO:

Student-Teacher Ratio

Demographic Comparisons

Comparison to Other Districts in the Area:

The following districts were chosen for comparison based on a combination of approximate student enrollment and / or their relative proximity to your district.

COMPARISON DISTRICTS
District County
2010‐11 Enrollment
Free Reduced Lunch
Student / Teacher Ratio
Assessed Valuation pr/Pupil
USD 111 Doniphan West Schools
Doniphan
365
41.1
8.2
140,240
USD 335 North Jackson
Jackson
412
42.0
12.8
38,195
USD 429 Troy Public Schools
Doniphan
367
43.1
11.4
53,291
USD 430 South Brown County
Brown
603
70.0
11.4
36,646

 

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