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Total Number of School-Based Offenses (Number) – 2007

Data Provided by: Action for Children North Carolina
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2 - 142
Washington 2
Polk 2
Hyde 7
Gates 8
Clay 8
Camden 9
Tyrrell 12
Jones 12
Graham 16
Mitchell 17
Ashe 19
Bertie 21
Hertford 22
Northampton 24
Alleghany 24
Perquimans 25
Caswell 27
Avery 32
Bladen 34
Madison 35
Swain 36
Cherokee 37
Currituck 40
Beaufort 43
Anson 49
Greene 49
Dare 50
Pamlico 52
Davie 59
Chowan 59
Chatham 61
Granville 61
Pasquotank 62
Yancey 65
Pender 66
Montgomery 70
Watauga 73
Alexander 74
Wilson 78
Yadkin 78
McDowell 80
Transylvania 81
Warren 81
Scotland 83
Jackson 85
Rutherford 87
Haywood 94
Stokes 95
Vance 95
Martin 95
2 - 142
Person 103
Carteret 103
Stanly 106
Cabarrus 108
Hoke 109
Edgecombe 111
Franklin 114
Macon 129
Surry 132
Richmond 132
Duplin 142
143 - 333
Columbus 159
Burke 159
Sampson 161
Lincoln 169
Caldwell 170
Johnston 175
Lenoir 179
Henderson 187
Lee 194
Halifax 201
Rockingham 207
Moore 207
Wayne 227
Cleveland 228
Orange 238
Craven 242
Iredell 249
Union 283
Durham 285
Randolph 292
Wilkes 295
Rowan 301
Brunswick 313
Harnett 333
334 - 714
Nash 350
Gaston 391
Davidson 399
Buncombe 399
Forsyth 422
Robeson 427
Pitt 439
Onslow 464
Catawba 479
New Hanover 487
Alamance 498
Cumberland 714
715 - 1,360
Wake 943
Guilford 1,352
Mecklenburg 1,360

Definitions: A school-based complaint is an offense that occurs on school grounds, school property (buses, etc.), at a school bus stop, or at an off-campus school-sanctioned event (field trips, athletic competitions, etc.) or whose victim is a school (i.e. false bomb report). "School" includes any public or private institution providing elementary (K-8), secondary (9-12), or post-secondary (community college, trade school, college, etc.) education, but excludes home schools, preschools, and day cares.   

Data Source: North Carolina Department of Public Safety, Division of Juvenile Justice. Special data request, 2011.

Footnotes: Last updated July 2012.


Data Provided by: Action for Children North Carolina

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

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Laila A. Bell, Director of Research and Data