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Enrollment Data

Official Enrollment Reports

Official enrollment reports are generated each September and shared with the Maryland State Department of Education.

Official SY 2024‐2025 Enrollment (PDF)

Previous Official Enrollment Reports: 2023-2024 |2022-2023 |2021-2022 | 2020-2021 | 2019-2020 | 2018-2019 | 2017-2018 | 2016-2017 | 2015-2016 | 2014-2015 | 2013-2014

Monthly Enrollment Reports

2024-2025

 → October 31, 2024
 → November 29, 2024

2023-2024

 → May 31, 2024
 → April 30, 2024
 → March 29, 2024
 → February 29, 2024
 → January 31, 2024
 → December 29, 2023
 → November 30, 2023
 → October 31, 2023

2022-2023

 → May 31, 2023
 → April 28, 2023
 → March 31, 2023
 → February 28, 2023
 → January 31, 2023
 → December 30, 2022
 → November 30, 2022
 → October 28, 2022

2021-2022

 → June 1, 2022
 → May 2, 2022
 → April 1, 2022
 → March 1, 2022
 → February 1, 2022
 → December 31, 2021
 → November 30, 2021
 → October 29, 2021

2020-2021

 → May 31, 2021
 → April 30, 2021
 → March 31, 2021
 → February 26, 2021
 → January 29, 2021
 → December 31, 2020
 → November 30, 2020
 → October 30, 2020

2019-2020

 → May 29, 2020
 → April 30, 2020
 → March 31, 2020
 → February 28, 2020
 → January 31, 2020
 → December 31, 2019
 → November 29, 2019
 → October 31, 2019

2018-2019

 → June 28, 2019
 → May 31, 2019
 → April 30, 2019
 → March 29, 2019
 → February 28, 2019
 → January 31, 2019
 → December 31, 2018
 → November 30, 2018
 → September 28, 2018

Class Size Target Ratios

Kindergarten

Teacher to Student Ratio – 1:22

Upper range of 23 students

Grades 1-2

Teacher to Student Ratio – 1:20

Upper range of 25 students in Non-Title I schools and 24 in Title I schools

Grades 3-5

Teacher to Student Ratio – 1:26

Upper range of 31 students in Non-Title I schools and 30 in Title I schools

Middle

Teacher to Student Ratio – 1:19.8

Upper range of 33 students

High

Teacher to Student Ratio – 1:21.1

Upper range of 33 students

Teacher And Principal Evaluation Data

In accordance with requirements related to State Fiscal Stabilization Funding provided through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009, all local school systems are required to collect and share data regarding the performance of teachers by individual schools and programs. The evaluation summary for Howard County public schools provides the percentage of teachers in each school who received a performance rating of “Satisfactory.”

  • More information about the ARRA (PDF)

Employee Costs By School

The following document identifies employee costs by school. Employee costs include salary and fringe benefit costs. The costs are also broken down by instructional, non-instructional and teaching personnel.