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2017–18 COMMUNITY REPORT | 3 ABOUT BGPS TRANSPORTATION STUDENTS & ETHNICITY SCHOOLS GRADUATION RATE STAFF NUTRITION SERVICES EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS BATTLE GROUND PUBLIC SCHOOLS 8.8 Hispanic 0.3 American Indian/ Alaskan Native 2.1 Asian 0.6 Black/ African American 0.4 Native Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander 83 White 4.8 Two or more races 6 Primary schools (K-4) 6 Middle schools (5-8) 1 K-8 school 2 Comprehensive high schools (9-12) 3 Alternative learning experience (ALE) schools 77.9% Class of 2016 4-year graduation rate 83.3% Class of 2015 5-year graduation rate 908 Certificated staff (teachers, counselors, etc.) 676 Support staff 66 Administrators (principals, district) 1,779,569 Total miles 2017-18 school year 1,728,290 To & from school 20,373 Field trips 30,906 Extra curricular 11,172 Students riding daily 4,014 School lunches served daily 1,144 Breakfasts served daily $1,652 Daily a la carte sales (in addition to lunches) 30% Students approved for free or reduced lunches $657 Daily catering & lunch/ breakfast sales to partner schools 1,839 or 13.6% Special education students 830 English language learners 689 Students enrolled in highly capable programs 4,812 CTE classes taken by students (some students take more than one class) 506 Tech Prep high school classes taken by students that qualify for college credit with a "B" or better 520 Students enrolled in Running Start Percentage based on October 2016 headcount, OSPI Report Card 13,452 students 1.6 million Total square footage building space 25 th Battle Ground Public Schools is the 25th largest public school district in Washington state. 273 The number of square miles the district encompasses in Clark County, making it one of the largest and most diverse geographic districts in the state. 71,900 The approximate number of residents the district serves in the communities of Amboy, Battle Ground, Brush Prairie, Vancouver and Yacolt.