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Education (K-12) · 2024–25 school year

Lane County Public Schools

Public K-12 education statistics for Lane County, Kansas — 227 students in 4 schools in 2024–25, 46.7% eligible for free/reduced-price lunch.

227
Students (2024)
4
Public schools
27
Teachers (FTE)
46.7%
Free/reduced lunch
Student enrollment, by school year2002 – 2024
20022024
StatisticValueSchool year
Student enrollment2272024–25
Public schools42024–25
Teachers (full-time equivalent)272024–25
Pupil-teacher ratio8.62024–25
Free/reduced-price lunch students46.7%2024–25
School poverty rate (MEPS)13.7%2022–23
Charter school enrollment0.0%2024–25
High school graduation rate83.6%2011–12
Math proficiency (of tested)49.3%2021–22
Reading proficiency (of tested)40.5%2021–22
Chronically absent students14.6%2021–22
White students89.4%2024–25
Black students0.0%2024–25
Hispanic students9.7%2024–25
Asian students0.0%2024–25

Not every statistic is collected every year — each row shows its most recent available school year (amber when older than 2024–25). Blank/absent means not collected or below reliability floors, never zero. Some universal-meals states no longer report free/reduced-price lunch — school poverty (MEPS) is the better lens there. A 0% charter share in a state without a charter-school law is a true zero.

Lane County schools — FAQ

How many students attend public school in Lane County?+

227 students were enrolled across Lane County's 4 public K-12 schools in the 2024–25 school year (NCES Common Core of Data).

What share of Lane County students get free or reduced-price lunch?+

46.7% of Lane County public school students were eligible for free or reduced-price lunch in 2024–25 — a common proxy for student economic need.

What is the high school graduation rate in Lane County?+

83.6% of Lane County's adjusted cohort graduated in the 2011–12 school year, the most recent federal ACGR vintage on this site (county-level reporting covers 2010–2020).

Where does this data come from?+

Figures come from the National Center for Education Statistics — the Common Core of Data, EDFacts, and the Civil Rights Data Collection. Full source and license details are on the methodology page. pumsdata is independent and not affiliated with NCES.

Data: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics (CCD, EDFacts, CRDC) and ED Data Express. Full source and license details on the methodology page.