RACE, EQUITY, AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS 25 Table 2.2 Summary statistics Number of Variable observations Mean
Public primary schools Learners 1996 Educators 1996
Learner-educator ratio 1996 Learners 2000 Educators 2000
Learner-educator ratio 2000
Public secondary schools Learners 1996 Educators 1996
Learner-educator ratio 1996 Learners 2000 Educators 2000
Learner-educator ratio 2000 Public primary schools
Change in number of learners
Public secondary schools Change in number of learners
6,214 6,234 6,168 9,170 9,422 9,170
2,049 2,046 2,035 4,316 4,455 4,316
5,366 Change in number of educators 5,572 1,830 Change in number of educators 1,913 Standard deviation Minimum Maximum
400.0599 366.1124 11.62624 10.11832 34.02758 16.88301 305.1333 307.7398 9.066546 11.68714 31.55526 16.26099
660.4461 399.2136 23.33382 14.78122 30.48634 12.53213 578.0461 350.3784 19.08485 11.46771 31.18687 10.08921
–24.07697 161.6493 –0.6281407 4.100372
–21.81639 231.2277 –1.934135 7.070909
3 1 1 1 1
0.0625
8 1 1 1 1
0.3333
5,292 68
536
3,711 805 729
2,945 90
150
2,648 94
179
–3,986 2,692 –49 104
–2,225 1,014 –46 67
Sources: Republic of South Africa, Department of Education (1996, 2000). Notes: Primary schools in 1996 include normal primary (grades 1–7), junior primary (grades 1–4), and senior primary schools (grades 5–8). Secondary schools in 1996 include normal secondary (grades 8–12), junior secondary (grades 8–10), and senior secondary schools (grades 10–12). Primary schools in 2000 refer to those with lowest grade 1 or higher and highest grade 7 or lower. Secondary schools in 2000 refer to those with lowest grade 8 or higher and high- est grade 12 or lower. Public schools in 1996 include state and state-aided schools. Sample excludes Gauteng, Mpumalanga, and Northern Cape provinces.
• Colored—Department of Education and Culture: House of Representatives • Indian/Asian—Department of Education and Culture: House of Delegates • African—Bophuthatswana Education Department • African—Ciskei Education Department • African—Department of Education and Training • African—Gazankulu Department of Education • African—KaNgwane Department of Education • African—KwaNdebele Department of Education • African—KwaZulu Department of Education and Culture • African—Lebowa Department of Education • African—QwaQwa Department of Education • African—Transkei Education Department
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