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Greene County: 0.5% more students were enrolled in 2023-24 school year

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Catherine Truitt North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction | North Carolina Department of Public Instruction website

Catherine Truitt North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction | North Carolina Department of Public Instruction website

There were 2,667 students enrolled in Greene County schools in the 2023-24 school year, 0.5% more than the previous year, according to the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.

Greene Central High School registered the highest enrollment among Greene County's six schools in the 2023-24 school year, welcoming 746 students.

North Carolina’s student-teacher ratio is roughly 15.4 students per teacher, aligning with the national average. However, rising teacher turnover threatens to push class sizes higher, making it harder for students to get individualized attention.

If vacancies continue to grow, schools may struggle to maintain this ratio, impacting the quality of instruction. Districts in lower-funded areas face the biggest challenges, as limited budgets make it harder to attract and retain teachers.

Enrollment in Greene County Over 10 Years

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Enrollment in Greene County Schools Compared to Previous Year
School nameTotal Enrollment in 2022-23Total Enrollment in 2023-24% Change
Greene Central High School7427460.5%
Greene County Middle School677669-1.2%
Snow Hill Primary School3773862.4%
West Greene Elementary School34838610.9%
Greene County Intermediate School358338-5.6%
Greene Early College High151142-6%

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