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AHS By the Numbers

This presentation provides insights into the staffing structure of the PCAE Foundation, including the distribution of teaching and support staff, national fellowship achievements, and the need for remediation within academic schedules. Key metrics share details of Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs), minimum passing grades, and the particularities of teaching loads compared to other schools. Additionally, it addresses the availability of teachers for professional development and highlights school days, facilities requirements, and seasonal staff compensation limitations.

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AHS By the Numbers

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  1. AHS By the Numbers A Presentation for the PCAE Foundation Board September 26, 2006

  2. 28 • Number of teaching bodies • (22.5 FTE)

  3. 8 • Number of Support Staff including Counselors, Nurse, Administrative help, Attendance clerks, etc. • 7.5 FTE • Counselors and Nurse also serve Dorm population outside regular school hours

  4. 21 • Number of Teachers maxed out on the salary scale • i.e., those who no longer Qualify for yearly Step Increases. • Some are working on additional education to change salary lanes.

  5. 11 = Number of teaching staff receiving national fellowships for professional development = 3Fullbright + 8Surdna

  6. 1.7 • Minimum passing grade of C- • Need for Remediation time in teacher and student schedules. • A “full load” has fewer classes here than at other schools

  7. 5 + 5 = 23 = 5% of Teacher job description for Outreach + 5% of job description for School Governance & Supervision • 23 Days of Teacher time in addition to instruction, assessment, and preparation

  8. 7 < 10 > Number of weeks our teachers have available in the summer for staff development, summer employment, R &R, < As compared to the number of weeks the typical teacher has in the summer for these activities. + This is scheduled to expand to 8 weeks.

  9. 0 = Amount of pay we are allowed to spread across the summer for our seasonal staff (Teachers, Counselors, Nurse, Clerical staff, Residence Counselors, Security team)

  10. 171 = Number of school days this year +8.5 days from last year - 9 from national average

  11. 250 = Number of chairs we need to rent to get all our community in one space (Black Box) ( > Fire code)

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