South Carolina Title I, Part D and Juvenile Justice Education Information and Resources

Title I, Part D, State Resources

The State Resource Pages provide a variety of resources for all 50 States, plus the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Resources include Title I, Part D, contact information; links to relevant State agencies, Web pages, articles, and presentations; and key State-specific demographic and academic data. See NDTAC's State and National Fast Facts for additional South Carolina data.

South Carolina

Title I Director

Roy Stehle
(803) 734-8118
rstehle@ed.sc.gov

ND Coordinator

Linda Mirabal-Pace
(803) 734-6010
lpace@ed.sc.gov

NDTAC Liaison

Vickie Rankin
202-403-5170
vrankin@air.org

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Organizations and Links

South Carolina Department of Education

U.S. Department of Education State Education Indicators with a Focus on Title I -- South Carolina

South Carolina Department of Social Services -- for Children and Families

South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice

State Juvenile Justice Profile from the National Clearinghouse for Juvenile Justice

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Additional Resources

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Fast Facts: Juvenile Justice Education Data by State

Funding Allocation, Number of Programs and Students Served

Program Information	2008-09	2009-10	2010-11
Subpart 1 Funding
US	$ 47,703,870	$ 49,166,325	$ 49,166,325
SC	$ 1,487,072	$ 1,784,262	$ 1,699,873
Number of Programs
US	771	720	861
SC	24	25	15
Number of Students Served
US	125,456	109,146	106,747
SC	6,504	6,641	6,415

Students Attaining Academic Outcomes

Line graph with four lines demonstrating the percentages of students who 1) earned high school course credits and 2) who earned a GED or high school diploma in South Carolina and the United States from 2008 to 2010.

Additional Information

See NDTAC's State and National Fast Facts for complete South Carolina data, including addtional data on programs, demographics, and academic outcomes and performance, as well as definitions, data sources, and technical notes.