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STAFFING
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The story behind the difference between elementary and high schools in staffing scores can be seen more clearly by looking at the staffing counts for each school type , shown in the table below . Overall , 91 percent of responding schools reported at least one FTE arts instructor , 16 and only 10 percent of elementary and six percent of high schools reported less than one FTE . At the high end , however , 52 percent of high schools and only 20 percent of elementary schools reported three or more arts instructors on staff . Notwithstanding the differences between high schools and elementary schools in enrollment , these numbers illustrate how the notion of a robust arts program varies across these two school types .
THE LARGE MAJORITY OF RESPONDING SCHOOLS HAVE AT LEAST ONE FTE ; HIGH SCHOOLS TEND TO HAVE MORE ARTS INSTRUCTORS THAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 17
4 +

5 %

34 %
NUMBER OF FTE ARTS INSTRUCTORS
3 – 3.5
2 – 2.5
1 – 1.5
0.5
0

4 %

1 %

6 % 5 %

15 % 18 %

22 %

20 %

30 %

38 %

� Elementary Schools 478 schools
� High Schools 153 schools
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Schools with at least one FTE receive at least a rating of Strong on this component of the rubric , regardless of enrollment .
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Totals are based on schools that responded to the Creative Schools Survey .
PROGRESS REPORT | 2016 – 17