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Education

 

Students Passing End of Grade Exams

71.0%

 

White Students Passing End of Grade Exams

81.7%

 

Black Students Passing End of Grade Exams

56.3%

 

Hispanic Students Passing End of Grade Exams

74.5%

 

Per Student Expenditures K-12

$6,597

 

Dropout Rate

7.1%

 

Percent with Less Than High School Education

25.0%

 

Percent with High School Diploma

33.8%

 

Percent with Bachelor's Degree or Higher

16.0%

 

 Percent of Males Passing EOG                               67.6%

 

 

 

 Percent of Females Passing EOG                           74.6%

 

 

 

 Average SAT                                                          983

 

 

 

 Children in Poverty                                              2, 869

 

 

 

Female Headed Household Poverty Rate                41.9%

 

 

 

Provided through NC Rural EDC Data Bank

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The Educational Environment of our Children In Beaufort County 9 out of the 13 schools failed to pass the NCLB standards. In Beaufort County 71.1% of the students are considered economically disadvantaged. In Beaufort County 23.3% of the labor force commutes out of the County to work. In Beaufort County 4,144 jobs were lost due to NAFTA In Beaufort County 61% of the adult population can not read above a fifth grade level, and 27% can not read well enough to read a job application or a label on a food can. The National Institute for LiteracyIncome and Poverty
Median Household Income 2000$31,066
Per Capita Income 2000$16,722
Population in Poverty 20008,642
Poverty Rate 200019.5%
Child Poverty Rate27.6%
Elderly Poverty Rate19.3%
Percent Receiving Food Stamps10.9%


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Beaufort County Labor Force  17, 651


Number of Unemployed             1,251    3/2005


Unemployment Rate                 12/2004 : 7.1%


                                                   9/2004 : 5.5%


                                                   6/2004 : 8.0%


                                                 12/2003 :  8.9%


NC Statewide Unemployment             214, 740


Beaufort County, a county of 45, 407, is  .60%


       of the NC Statewide Unemployment total.

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Beaufort County Demographics
 
Population
Population 1990 42,283
Population 2000 44,958
Population Density 2000 54
Percent Population Change 1990-2000 6.3%
Percent 0-17 23.4%
Percent 65 and over 15.9%
Median Age 40.2
Percent Born in NC 79.0%
Income and Poverty
Median Household Income 2000 $31,066
Per Capita Income 2000 $16,722
Population in Poverty 2000 8,642
Poverty Rate 2000 19.5%
Child Poverty Rate 27.6%
Elderly Poverty Rate 19.3%
Percent Receiving Food Stamps 10.9%
Housing
Percent Unaffordable Housing 19.2%
Percent Substandard Housing 0.1%
Home-ownership Rate 75.1%
Health
Physicians Per Population 14.9
Infant Mortality Rate 13.2
Percent Uninsured 20.7%
Emergency Room Visit Rate 272
Education
Students Passing End of Grade Exams 71.0%
White Students Passing End of Grade Exams 81.7%
Black Students Passing End of Grade Exams 56.3%
American Indian Students Passing End of Grade Exams
Asian Students Passing End of Grade Exams
Hispanic Students Passing End of Grade Exams 74.5%
Per Student Expenditures K-12 $6,597
Dropout Rate 7.1%
Percent with Less Than High School Education 25.0%
Percent with High School Diploma 33.8%
Percent with Bachelor's Degree or Higher 16.0%
Labor Force and Employment
Percent Working Age Population 60.7%
Unemployment Rate 2003 9.7%
Female Labor Force Participation Rate 50.6%
Percent Working in Manufacturing 21.5%
Average Wage for Manufacturing $35,220
Percent Professionals 28.1%
Percent Working in Production 19.3%
Percent Working in Sales 22.8%
Total Announced Layoffs 2003 215
Agriculture and Natural Resources
Total Agricultural Receipts $83,959,000
Total Farms 1997 385
Percent Family Owned Farms 90.6%
Average Farm Size 1997 403
Tobacco Dependency Ranking Low
Other
Crime Rate 38
Property Tax Rate $0.60
Ability to Pay 13
Percent Employed in Traditional Industries 7.5%
Voting Rate 62.2%
 
Provided through the NC Rural Economic Development Center Data Bank
 
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P.O. Box 2331, 1089 Bridge Street, Washington NC 27889
(252) 975 - 9311 fax (252)-974-2159 Executive Director Redden W. Leggett