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Pasquotank County Schools

Pasquotank County, North Carolina · Grades PK-12

Address
1200 S Halstead Boulevard, Elizabeth City, NC 27906
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NCES agency ID
3703540
State LEA ID
NC-700
12
Schools
4,570
Students
304
Teachers (FTE)
15.7:1
Student–teacher ratio
3
Low-performing schools
30.3%
EL making progress

Enrollment and school counts are the state’s 2024-2025figures where reported, otherwise the federal NCES directory.

NC School Report Card

2024-2025

Official accountability results published by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. School Performance Grades combine achievement (80%) with academic growth (20%).

Schools by type

School typeSchoolsAverage students
Elementary6379
High3456
Middle2449
6-12131
All schools12--

School performance grades

GradeSchoolsShare
A00.0%
B218.2%
C654.5%
D327.3%
F00.0%
All graded schools11100.0%

School growth status

GrowthSchoolsShare
Exceeded110.0%
Met770.0%
Not Met220.0%

Student performance by subject

SubjectGrade-level proficientCareer & college ready
NC Math 365.3%43.9%
Science (grades 5 & 8)58.8%32.5%
Mathematics (grades 3–8)48.5%24.2%
Reading (grades 3–8)46.3%20.9%
English II44.6%22.7%
Biology41.8%26.6%
NC Math 123.6%5.4%

Grade-level proficient is achievement levels 3–5; career and college ready is the higher bar of levels 4–5.

Outcomes

MeasureResult
4-year cohort graduation rate81.7%
ACT WorkKeys credential earned47.7%
Students completing Math III94.9%
Passed end-of-grade assessments34.1%
Students promoted to the next grade71%
Students retained in grade29%
English learners making progress (of 254)30.3%
Schools identified as low-performing3 of 10
First page of the Pasquotank County Schools report card PDF

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Student Demographics

Black 45.95%White 31.45%Hispanic 13.95%Two+ Races 7.44%Asian 0.9%Pacific Isl. 0.17%Native Am. 0.15%
Black: 45.95% (2,187) White: 31.45% (1,497) Hispanic: 13.95% (664) Two+ Races: 7.44% (354) Asian: 0.9% (43) Pacific Isl.: 0.17% (8) Native Am.: 0.15% (7)
Black45.95%
White31.45%
Hispanic13.95%
Two+ Races7.44%
Asian0.9%
Pacific Isl.0.17%
Native Am.0.15%

Gender Distribution

Total Students: 4,760
49.92%2,376 Female
50.08%2,384 Male

Student counts for Pasquotank County Schools, 2024-2025, from the NCES Common Core of Data. Percentages are of 4,760 students and may not total 100% because of rounding.

Students

Regular attendance 71.51%Chronically absent 28.49%
Regular attendance: 71.51% (3,466) Chronically absent: 28.49% (1,381)
Regular attendance71.51%
Chronically absent28.49%

Student Population

Students Counted: 4,847
5.32%253 English learners

Student indicators for Pasquotank County Schools, 2024-2025, from the North Carolina School Report Cards. Attendance is out of the 4,847 students DPI counted, added up from the district’s own schools. A student is chronically absent after missing 10% or more of the days enrolled; the other measures overlap it and each other.

Teachers

Experienced 65.34%Beginning 34.66%
Experienced: 65.34% (185) Beginning: 34.66% (98)
Experienced65.34%
Beginning34.66%

Licensing & Certification

Total Teachers: 282.7 FTE
92.5%Fully licensed
7.51%Emergency or provisional
3.89%11 teachers certified

Teacher figures for Pasquotank County Schools, 2024-2025, from the North Carolina School Report Cards. Counts are full-time equivalents, not headcount, added up from the district’s own schools. Licensing and certification percentages are each out of 282.7 FTE.

Pasquotank County Schools boundary map

12 campuses

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