School Age Special Education - Tennessee

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School Age Special Education (Number) – 2010

Data Provided by: Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth

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Scale: 77 - 16,722


Tennessee	105,328
Anderson	1,711
Bedford	819
Benton	323
Bledsoe	308
Blount	2,103
Bradley	1,286
Campbell	612
Cannon	298
Carroll	541
Carter	1,036
Cheatham	677
Chester	185
Claiborne	488
Clay	121
Cocke	729
Coffee	1,280
Crockett	230
Cumberland	700
Davidson	7,473
Decatur	298
DeKalb	346
Dickson	1,148
Dyer	556
Fayette	359
Fentress	301
Franklin	778
Gibson	1,003
Giles	378
Grainger	406
Greene	1,375
Grundy	410
Hamblen	1,010
Hamilton	4,363
Hancock	178
Hardeman	488
Hardin	428
Hawkins	1,057
Haywood	316
Henderson	546
Henry	553
Hickman	562
Houston	209
Humphreys	398
Jackson	205
Jefferson	698
Johnson	333
Knox	5,355
Lake	141
Lauderdale	614
Lawrence	917
Lewis	192
Lincoln	476
Loudon	725
Macon	462
Madison	1,649
Marion	508
Marshall	431
Maury	1,545
McMinn	802
McNairy	416
Meigs	225
Monroe	790
Montgomery	2,870
Moore	133
Morgan	452
Obion	639
Overton	408
Perry	139
Pickett	77
Polk	288
Putnam	1,320
Rhea	494
Roane	921
Robertson	1,313
Rutherford	4,080
Scott	359
Sequatchie	311
Sevier	1,408
Shelby	16,722
Smith	385
Stewart	263
Sullivan	2,993
Sumner	3,325
Tipton	1,198
Trousdale	194
Unicoi	394
Union	359
Van Buren	82
Warren	1,040
Washington	1,817
Wayne	378
Weakley	595
White	585
Williamson	2,889
Wilson	2,026

Definitions: Number and percent of public school students, ages 6-21, who receive special educational services. Children with giftedness and functional delay are excluded.

Data Source: Counts were supplied by the Tennessee Department of Education, Special Education Services. First day's membership data were provided by the Tennessee Department of Education's Office of Research. The KIDS COUNT division of the Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth converted district-level data to county level and computed rate.

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Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth 710 James Robertson Pkwy.
A. Johnson Bldg.,9th Fl.
Nashville, TN 37243-0800

615.741.2633
Pam.K.Brown@state.tn.us
http://www.tennessee.gov/tccy

Pam Brown, KIDS COUNT Director

The Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth advocates to improve the quality of life for children and families and provides leadership and support for other child and family advocates.

Kids Count Data Center