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Lawrence Family Development Charter District’s student-to-teacher ratio rose by 7.9% in 2021-22 school year

Secretary of education patrick tutwiler 2023

TX Secretary of Education Patrick Tutwiler 2023 | Massachusetts Department of Education

TX Secretary of Education Patrick Tutwiler 2023 | Massachusetts Department of Education

The ratio of students to teachers in Lawrence Family Development Charter District rose by 7.9% in the 2021-22 school year, according to the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

There were 796 students being taught by 58 teachers in Lawrence Family Development Charter District, which covers schools within Essex County and has a main office in Lawrence. That's an average of 13.7 students per teacher in the district during the 2021-22 school year.

In the previous year, Lawrence Family Development Charter District had 786 students and 62 teachers on staff.

Despite the shortage, under-representation of ethnicities among teachers was found to be a concern. The Rennie Center reported that only nine percent of teachers are people of color.

However, the state is facing a teacher shortage, just like the rest of the U.S. NewsNation reported that the state was offering emergency teaching licenses to educators who only had bachelor’s degrees, in an effort to get more teachers into schools.

Students per Teacher Ratio in Lawrence Family Development Charter District Over Three Years
01002003004005006007002019-202020-212021-22№ of Students№ of Teachers

Students to Teacher Ratio of Lawrence Family Development Charter District Compared to Previous Year
Previous YearStudent-to-teacher ratioCurrent yearStudent-to-teacher ratio
2020-2112.7:12021-2213.7:1

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