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Delong
4901 S 14 St St
Tacoma, WA 98405
(253) 571-2330

Grade Range: PK-5
Enrollment: 495
Full-Time Teachers: 25
Students per Teacher: 20

W	White/Non-Hispanic	45.9%
B	Black/Non-Hispanic	29.7%
H	Hispanic	10.9%
A	Asian/Pacific Islander	11.5%
N	American Indian/Alaska Native	2.0%

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Test	Score	State-Wide Ranking	County-Wide Ranking
Standard Ranking	19.6	699(T)/1054	73/128
4th Gr Read Level 4	12.4	664(T)/1054	76/128
4th Gr Read Met	53.6	665(T)/1054	74/128
4th Gr Math Level 4	7.2	701(T)/1054	72/128
4th Gr Math Met	25.8	740(T)/1054	76(T)/128
4th Gr Write Met	34.0	437(T)/1053	48(T)/128
4th Gr Listen Met	64.9	761(T)/1054	80/128

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Supervisors, Veterans Commission quarrel (Washington Evening Journal) (Wed, 17 Sep 2008 20:35:23 GMT)
The Washington County Veterans Affairs Commission and director Sue Rich would like Rich to attend a training session in San Diego, Calif., with the expenses paid by a grant.

P-I's reporting, photography recognized (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) (Thu, 11 Sep 2008 23:26:05 GMT)
Seattle P-I reporter Carol Smith swept the feature writing category at a Thursday presentation of the C.B. Blethen Memorial Awards, given to the best writers from 10 regional daily newspapers.

Paving Tacoma's streets: Talk about your job security! (Tacoma News Tribune) (Sun, 07 Sep 2008 08:12:00 GMT)
‘It’s become a way of life for us’ Tim DeLong calls it a battle than can never be won. Crews can pave a street, but eventually someone will cut into it to reach underground cables. Water will inevitably seep into the asphalt and weaken it.

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