How many students were enrolled in Davidson County schools for 2023-24 school year?

How many students were enrolled in Davidson County schools for 2023-24 school year?
Catherine Truitt North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction — North Carolina Department of Public Instruction website
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There were 23,142 students enrolled in Davidson County schools in the 2023-24 school year, 3.7% more than the previous year, according to the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.

Oak Grove High School registered the highest enrollment among Davidson County’s 47 schools in the 2023-24 school year, welcoming 960 students.

Despite steady enrollment, North Carolina schools continue to face significant funding challenges. The state’s per-student spending remains nearly $5,000 below the national average, limiting resources for teachers, classrooms, and student support programs. In fact, North Carolina ranks 48th out of 50 states in per-student funding (after adjusting for regional costs).

Staffing shortages have also become a growing concern, with teacher turnover rising to 11.5% in the most recent school year. Low salaries and high workloads make it difficult to retain experienced educators, potentially increasing class sizes and affecting learning quality.

Enrollment in Davidson County Over 10 Years

Enrollment in Davidson County Schools Compared to Previous Year
School name Total Enrollment in 2022-23 Total Enrollment in 2023-24 % Change
Oak Grove High School 949 960 1.2%
Lexington Senior High School 893 907 1.6%
North Davidson High School 878 883 0.6%
Central Davidson High School 865 855 -1.2%
Ledford Senior High School 816 814 -0.2%
Oak Grove Middle School 719 722 0.4%
West Davidson High School 704 717 1.8%
North Davidson Middle School 702 702 0%
Wallburg Elementary School 752 700 -6.9%
East Davidson High School 741 693 -6.5%
Thomasville Primary School 680 687 1%
Central Davidson Middle School 671 664 -1%
South Davidson High School 657 646 -1.7%
Ledford Middle School 597 627 5%
Welcome Elementary School 591 620 4.9%
Northwest Elementary School 581 609 4.8%
Lexington Middle School 648 598 -7.7%
Thomasville High School 602 584 -3%
Southwood Elementary School 578 578 0%
Davidson Charter Academy 556 577 3.8%
E. Lawson Brown Middle School 546
Tyro Middle School 563 543 -3.6%
Fair Grove Elementary School 510 507 -0.6%
Midway Elementary School 484 507 4.8%
Thomasville Middle School 487 486 -0.2%
Friedberg Elementary School 435 453 4.1%
Friendship Elementary School 465 449 -3.4%
Davis-Townsend Elementary School 404 419 3.7%
Hasty Elementary School 416 408 -1.9%
Denton Elementary School 384 391 1.8%
Churchland Elementary School 382 390 2.1%
Tyro Elementary School 406 388 -4.4%
Pickett Elementary School 392 382 -2.6%
Southwest Elementary Global Academy 377 379 0.5%
Liberty Drive Elementary School 348
Charles England Elementary School 339 346 2.1%
Pilot Elementary School 356 339 -4.8%
Southmont Elementary School 281 291 3.6%
Reeds Elementary School 267 285 6.7%
Silver Valley Elementary School 228 217 -4.8%
South Lexington School 200 213 6.5%
Brier Creek Elementary School 204 208 2%
Yadkin Valley Regional Career Academy 155 163 5.2%
Davidson Early College 131 142 8.4%
Stoner-Thomas School 93 95 2.2%
Davidson County High School 81 78 -3.7%
South Lexington Developmental Center 32 26 -18.8%


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