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J. Graham Brown School

J. Graham Brown School is a state-maintained school in Louisville, United States with 753 pupils. As of 14 November 2026 it is advertising 1 vacancy: 6th Grade Science Teacher – Brown School (2026-2027) – Start Time 8:00 (closes 20 November).

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Type
State-maintained
Pupils
753
School district
Jefferson County
jefferson.kyschools.us
Location
Louisville, 40202, United States
Telephone
(502) 485-8216

Vacancies (1)

Pupils and teachers

YearPupilsTeachersPupils per teacherFree lunch
2024/2580046.017.429%
2023/2475346.016.427%
2022/2373846.016.028%
2021/2273647.015.732%
2020/2175347.016.024%
2019/2074747.015.928%
Earlier years (2015/16 to 2018/19)
YearPupilsTeachersPupils per teacherFree lunch
2018/1972946.015.826%
2017/1872043.016.728%
2016/1770242.016.727%
2015/1669843.016.228%

US Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data, via the Urban Institute Education Data Portal. Teachers are full-time equivalent. Free lunch is the share of pupils eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Some states stopped reporting it, so recent years can be blank.

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Sources

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