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School District Community Demographic Economic Characteristics & Trends


Houston ISD, TX [4823640]
.. updated 09/23/19

This document provides a summary of demographic-economic characteristics and trends for the Houston ISD school district community developed by ProximityOne. See more about these reports and analytical tools below.

Contents
  • 01. Lay of the Land; Patterns of Economic Prosperity
  • 02. Narrative
  • 03. Interactive Table
  • 04. Demographic Trends
  • 05. General Demographics
  • 06. Social Characteristics
  • 07. Economic Characteristics
  • 08. Housing Characteristics
  • 09. Schools, Enrollment by Grade & Adminstratively Reported Characteristics
  • 10. Finances: Sources & Uses of Funds
  • 11. Children's Demographics by Type of Enrollment

01. Lay of the Land .. goto top


Patterns of Economic Prosperity by Neighborhood.
-- median household income by census tract based on ACS 2017.
 

Census tracts are near equivalents to neighborhoods in urban areas. For other areas, tracts provide the best overall sub-county neighborhood equivalents .. geographically large in some areas.

Median household income levels and associated color patterns are shown in the legend. A standardized setting in used for each state/area to make the views comparable. Schools are shown as markers by type as shown in the legend. Subscribers receive the ProximityOne CV XE GIS software and related GIS project to create drill-down, custom maps.

02. Narrative .. goto top


Overview. Houston ISD is located in Harris County (48201) and Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, TX MSA metro ( 26420). The population of Houston ISD changed from 1,318,560 in 2010 to 1,550,689 in 2017; a change of 232,129 (17.6%). The metro population changed from 4,107,828 to 4,664,159, a change of 958,286 (16.1%) during the same period. As of 2017, the population of Houston ISD represented 22.5% of the metro total population.

Race/Ethnicity. Based on the most recent ACS 2017 1-year estimates the district total resident population was 1,471,985. The population of one race include 60.3% White alone, 23.9% Black alone, 0.3% American Indian/Alaska Native alone, 5.9% Asian alone, and 0.0% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander alone. The Hispanic population (of any race) was 44.4% of the total population. These characteristics are based on more detailed data in section 05 below.

Housing, Households, Economic Situation. Of the district 638,302 total housing units, 558,017 were occupied housing units (households) or 87.4% of total units. Of the 247,159 owner-occupied units, the median housing value was $184,000. Of the 247,159 renter-occupied units paying rent, the median rent was $992. These characteristics are based on more detailed data in section 08 below.

Among the 331,735 family households, 18.2% had income below poverty level in the previous year. Among the total population, 22.2% had income below poverty level in the previous year. The district median household income was $51,701 with median family income of $57,136. These characteristics are based on more detailed data in section 07 below.

Education. Of the 382,493 district population 3 years and over enrolled in school, 182,903 were enrolled in grades K-8. Among the 997,817 population 25 years and over, 78.5% were high school graduates and 35.1% were college graduates. These characteristics are based on more detailed data in section 06 below.

Urban/Rural. The district is 100.0% urban with locale code 11.

Examine more detailed characteristics of the district using the tables presented below. This report is updated periodically throughout the year as new and refreshed data become available.

03. Interactive Table .. goto top


Texas School District Enrollment by Grade 2018-19 interactive table
  Click column header to sort; again to sort other direction.
  Click ShowAll button between queries to refresh. Usage notes below table.
  See more information about this table below. See related Interactive Tables Main Page


Dbl-click Total Enrollment column header cell twice in above table to sort districts by total enrollment.
Click ShowAll button between queries (restores to default full table view).

04. Demographic Trends - goto top


Demographic Trends 20102011201220132014201520162017201820192020
Total population 1,318,560 1,341,033 1,364,389 1,445,277 1,480,107 1,512,221 1,529,513 1,550,689.........
  Ages 5-17 218,506 220,326 223,209 237,925 242,052 246,263 248,155 250,713.........
    % Ages 5-17 16.57 16.43 16.36 16.46 16.35 16.28 16.22 16.17.........
  Grade Relevant 5-17 in Poverty 73,528 79,293 75,570 79,916 76,608 78,939 76,878 71,626.........
    %Grade Relevant 5-17 in Poverty 33.65 35.99 33.86 33.59 31.65 32.05 30.98 28.57.........
Data in above table are model-based estimates developed for ESEA funding allocations.
See these dara in related U.S. national scope school district interactive table.

05. General Demographics - ACS 2015 & ACS 2017 1-year estimates - goto top

 DP1 -- GENERAL DEMOGRAPHICS ACS2015   ACS2017      
             
 GENDER & AGE            
    Total population 1,471,985 100.0 1,517,205 100.0    
      Male 738,605 50.2 753,446 49.7    
      Female 733,380 49.8 763,759 50.3    
             
      Under 5 years 109,941 7.5 115,890 7.6    
      5 to 9 years 103,671 7.0 106,666 7.0    
      10 to 14 years 89,913 6.1 96,973 6.4    
      15 to 19 years 89,492 6.1 89,575 5.9    
      20 to 24 years 117,738 8.0 110,284 7.3    
      25 to 34 years 275,160 18.7 276,182 18.2    
      35 to 44 years 204,450 13.9 215,098 14.2    
      45 to 54 years 180,318 12.2 175,078 11.5    
      55 to 59 years 78,154 5.3 82,349 5.4    
      60 to 64 years 74,006 5.0 78,786 5.2    
      65 to 74 years 91,264 6.2 101,511 6.7    
      75 to 84 years 40,873 2.8 48,754 3.2    
      85 years and over 17,005 1.2 20,059 1.3    
             
      Median age (years) 33.0 ... 33.5 ...    
             
      18 years and over 1,113,761 75.7 1,143,492 75.4    
      21 years and over 1,058,918 71.9 1,087,773 71.7    
      62 years and over 191,955 13.0 215,556 14.2    
      65 years and over 149,142 10.1 170,324 11.2    
             
      18 years and over 1,113,761 75.7 1,143,492 75.4    
        Male 557,926 37.9 566,125 37.3    
        Female 555,835 37.8 577,367 38.1    
             
      65 years and over 149,142 10.1 170,324 11.2    
        Male 63,751 4.3 74,155 4.9    
        Female 85,391 5.8 96,169 6.3    
             
 RACE            
    Total population 1,471,985 100.0 1,517,205 100.0    
      One race 1,448,464 98.4 1,484,510 97.8    
      Two or more races 23,521 1.6 32,695 2.2    
             
    One race 1,448,464 98.4 1,484,510 97.8    
      White 890,849 60.5 914,827 60.3    
      Black or African American 352,731 24.0 362,077 23.9    
      American Indian and Alaska Native 3,257 0.2 4,438 0.3    
        Cherokee tribal grouping 0 0.0 0 0.0    
        Chippewa tribal grouping 0 0.0 0 0.0    
        Navajo tribal grouping 0 0.0 0 0.0    
        Sioux tribal grouping 0 0.0 0 0.0    
      Asian 83,464 5.7 89,283 5.9    
        Asian Indian 21,427 1.5 25,879 1.7    
        Chinese 23,058 1.6 25,698 1.7    
        Filipino 8,825 0.6 4,115 0.3    
        Japanese 2,435 0.2 1,163 0.1    
        Korean 3,317 0.2 4,012 0.3    
        Vietnamese 11,573 0.8 15,213 1.0    
        Other Asian 12,829 0.9 13,203 0.9    
      Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 716 0.0 28 0.0    
        Native Hawaiian -2 0.0 -8 0.0    
        Guamanian or Chamorro -2 0.0 -8 0.0    
        Samoan -2 0.0 -8 0.0    
        Other Pacific Islander -2 0.0 -8 0.0    
      Some other race 117,447 8.0 113,857 7.5    
    Two or more races 23,521 1.6 32,695 2.2    
      White and Black or African American 6,301 0.4 9,800 0.6    
      White and American Indian and Alaska Native 1,633 0.1 4,761 0.3    
      White and Asian 8,187 0.6 7,174 0.5    
      Black or African American & American Indian & Alaska Native 377 0.0 1,529 0.1    
             
 Race alone or in combination with one or more other races            
    Total population 1,471,985 100.0 1,517,205 100.0    
      White 911,181 61.9 941,782 62.1    
      Black or African American 361,121 24.5 376,005 24.8    
      American Indian and Alaska Native 6,177 0.4 11,902 0.8    
      Asian 93,617 6.4 100,353 6.6    
      Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 1,639 0.1 1,196 0.1    
      Some other race 122,952 8.4 120,232 7.9    
             
 HISPANIC OR LATINO AND RACE            
    Total population 1,471,985 100.0 1,517,205 100.0    
      Hispanic or Latino (of any race) 645,144 43.8 674,033 44.4    
        Mexican 488,002 33.2 498,813 32.9    
        Puerto Rican 5,934 0.4 7,948 0.5    
        Cuban 6,171 0.4 12,409 0.8    
        Other Hispanic or Latino 145,037 9.9 154,863 10.2    
      Not Hispanic or Latino 826,841 56.2 843,172 55.6    
        White alone 374,883 25.5 369,993 24.4    
        Black or African American alone 348,281 23.7 358,274 23.6    
        American Indian and Alaska Native alone 895 0.1 1,581 0.1    
        Asian alone 82,688 5.6 88,941 5.9    
        Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone 561 0.0 28 0.0    
        Some other race alone 3,543 0.2 3,714 0.2    
        Two or more races 15,990 1.1 20,641 1.4    
         Two races including Some other race 922 0.1 1,043 0.1    
         Two races excluding Some other race & 3 or more races 15,068 1.0 19,598 1.3    
             
    Total housing units 625,012 ... 638,302 ...    
             
 CITIZEN, VOTING AGE POPULATION            
    Citizen, 18 and over population -1 0.0 872,307 57.5    
      Male -1 0.0 417,856 27.5    
      Female -1 0.0 454,451 30.0    
             

06. Social Characteristics - ACS 2015 & ACS 2017 1-year estimates - goto top

 DP2 -- SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS ACS2015   ACS2017      
             
 HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE            
    Total households 554,737 100.0 558,017 100.0    
      Family households (families) 331,232 59.7 331,735 59.4    
        With own children of the householder under 18 years 155,352 28.0 146,537 26.3    
      Married-couple family 204,355 36.8 213,997 38.3    
        With own children of the householder under 18 years 90,407 16.3 89,769 16.1    
      Male householder, no wife present, family 31,628 5.7 30,171 5.4    
        With own children of the householder under 18 years 11,744 2.1 10,715 1.9    
      Female householder, no husband present, family 95,249 17.2 87,567 15.7    
        With own children of the householder under 18 years 53,201 9.6 46,053 8.3    
      Nonfamily households 223,505 40.3 226,282 40.6    
        Householder living alone 184,787 33.3 186,578 33.4    
         65 years and over 44,440 8.0 45,729 8.2    
             
      Households with one or more people under 18 years 177,177 31.9 168,081 30.1    
      Households with one or more people 65 years and over 112,313 20.2 124,881 22.4    
             
      Average household size 2.60 ... 2.67 ...    
      Average family size 3.41 ... 3.53 ...    
             
 RELATIONSHIP            
    Population in households 1,441,440 100.0 1,487,223 100.0    
      Householder 554,737 38.5 558,017 37.5    
      Spouse 203,968 14.2 214,198 14.4    
      Child 454,425 31.5 468,951 31.5    
      Other relatives 139,013 9.6 156,346 10.5    
      Nonrelatives 89,297 6.2 89,711 6.0    
        Unmarried partner 42,360 2.9 32,939 2.2    
             
 MARITAL STATUS            
    Males 15 years and over 586,095 100.0 592,443 100.0    
      Never married 265,188 45.2 260,337 43.9    
      Now married, except separated 241,776 41.3 256,917 43.4    
      Separated 17,864 3.0 12,751 2.2    
      Widowed 12,162 2.1 12,220 2.1    
      Divorced 49,105 8.4 50,218 8.5    
             
    Females 15 years and over 582,365 100.0 605,233 100.0    
      Never married 228,233 39.2 232,799 38.5    
      Now married, except separated 225,624 38.7 241,674 39.9    
      Separated 21,538 3.7 19,592 3.2    
      Widowed 40,895 7.0 42,246 7.0    
      Divorced 66,075 11.3 68,922 11.4    
             
 FERTILITY            
    Women 15 to 50 years old who had a birth in past 12 months 24,746 100.0 26,086 100.0    
      Unmarried women (widowed, divorced, and never married) 10,123 40.9 9,402 36.0    
        Per 1,000 unmarried women 43 0.2 40 0.2    
      Per 1,000 women 15 to 50 years old 63 0.3 66 0.3    
      Per 1,000 women 15 to 19 years old 39 0.2 16 0.1    
      Per 1,000 women 20 to 34 years old 93 0.4 101 0.4    
      Per 1,000 women 35 to 50 years old 33 0.1 37 0.1    
             
 GRANDPARENTS            
    Grandparents living with own grandchildren under 18 years 38,439 100.0 39,351 100.0    
      Grandparents responsible for grandchildren 15,841 41.2 14,448 36.7    
      Years responsible for grandchildren ... ...   ...    
        Less than 1 year 3,308 8.6 2,726 6.9    
        1 or 2 years 1,318 3.4 2,871 7.3    
        3 or 4 years 3,902 10.2 2,895 7.4    
        5 or more years 7,313 19.0 5,956 15.1    
             
    Grandparents responsible for own grandchildren under 18 years 15,841 100.0 14,448 100.0    
      Who are female 10,800 68.2 9,918 68.6    
      Who are married 9,392 59.3 8,676 60.0    
             
 SCHOOL ENROLLMENT            
    Population 3 years and over enrolled in school 382,010 100.0 382,493 100.0    
      Nursery school, preschool 25,489 6.7 23,302 6.1    
      Kindergarten 22,219 5.8 20,789 5.4    
      Elementary school (grades 1-8) 155,489 40.7 162,114 42.4    
      High school (grades 9-12) 72,695 19.0 73,594 19.2    
      College or graduate school 106,118 27.8 102,694 26.8    
             
 EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT            
    Population 25 years and over 961,230 100.0 997,817 100.0    
      Less than 9th grade 130,522 13.6 120,396 12.1    
      9th to 12th grade, no diploma 79,802 8.3 94,263 9.4    
      High school graduate (includes equivalency) 213,802 22.2 217,722 21.8    
      Some college, no degree 165,198 17.2 166,093 16.6    
      Associate's degree 44,732 4.7 49,064 4.9    
      Bachelor's degree 184,213 19.2 200,712 20.1    
      Graduate or professional degree 142,961 14.9 149,567 15.0    
             
      Percent high school graduate or higher 78.10 ... 78.50 ...    
      Percent bachelor's degree or higher 34.00 ... 35.10 ...    
             
 VETERAN STATUS            
    Civilian population 18 years and over 1,113,672 100.0 1,142,862 100.0    
      Civilian veterans 44,015 4.0 40,929 3.6    
             
 DISABILITY STATUS OF CIVILIAN NONINSTITUTIONALIZED POPULATION            
    Total Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population 1,460,645 100.0 1,502,283 100.0    
      With a disability 133,172 9.1 145,819 9.7    
             
    Under 18 years 357,833 24.5 373,491 24.9    
      With a disability 9,432 0.6 10,538 0.7    
             
    18 to 64 years 956,217 65.5 960,886 64.0    
      With a disability 69,752 4.8 75,603 5.0    
             
    65 years and over 146,595 10.0 167,906 11.2    
      With a disability 53,988 3.7 59,678 4.0    
             
 RESIDENCE 1 YEAR AGO            
    Population 1 year and over 1,448,370 100.0 1,492,858 100.0    
      Same house 1,201,846 83.0 1,219,721 81.7    
      Different house in the U.S. 223,565 15.4 251,563 16.9    
        Same county 174,915 12.1 201,454 13.5    
        Different county 48,650 3.4 50,109 3.4    
         Same state 21,926 1.5 29,655 2.0    
         Different state 26,724 1.8 20,454 1.4    
      Abroad 22,959 1.6 21,574 1.4    
             
 PLACE OF BIRTH            
    Total population 1,471,985 100.0 1,517,205 100.0    
      Native 1,046,487 71.1 1,093,542 72.1    
        Born in United States 1,029,332 69.9 1,074,962 70.9    
         State of residence 772,461 52.5 820,803 54.1    
         Different state 256,871 17.5 254,159 16.8    
        Born in P.R., U.S. Island areas, or born abroad to American parent(s) 17,155 1.2 18,580 1.2    
      Foreign born 425,498 28.9 423,663 27.9    
             
 U.S. CITIZENSHIP STATUS            
    Foreign-born population 425,498 100.0 423,663 100.0    
      Naturalized U.S. citizen 112,616 26.5 126,084 29.8    
      Not a U.S. citizen 312,882 73.5 297,579 70.2    
             
 YEAR OF ENTRY            
    Population born outside the United States 442,653 100.0 442,243 100.0    
             
      Native 17,155 3.9 18,580 4.2    
        Entered 2010 or later 3,656 0.8 4,818 1.1    
        Entered before 2010 13,499 3.0 13,762 3.1    
             
      Foreign born 425,498 96.1 423,663 95.8    
        Entered 2010 or later 95,873 21.7 122,473 27.7    
        Entered before 2010 329,625 74.5 301,190 68.1    
             
 WORLD REGION OF BIRTH OF FOREIGN BORN            
    Foreign-born population, excluding population born at sea 425,498 100.0 423,663 100.0    
      Europe 19,859 4.7 19,728 4.7    
      Asia 84,588 19.9 77,554 18.3    
      Africa 26,337 6.2 32,140 7.6    
      Oceania 1,066 0.3 1,072 0.3    
      Latin America 289,582 68.1 289,645 68.4    
      Northern America 4,066 1.0 3,524 0.8    
             
 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME            
    Population 5 years and over 1,362,044 100.0 1,401,315 100.0    
      English only 712,360 52.3 733,036 52.3    
      Language other than English 649,684 47.7 668,279 47.7    
        Speak English less than "very well" 311,638 22.9 310,845 22.2    
      Spanish 521,184 38.3 544,493 38.9    
        Speak English less than "very well" 269,727 19.8 271,888 19.4    
      Other Indo-European languages 53,487 3.9 46,646 3.3    
        Speak English less than "very well" 13,942 1.0 8,969 0.6    
      Asian and Pacific Islander languages 47,977 3.5 48,588 3.5    
        Speak English less than "very well" 19,856 1.5 20,529 1.5    
      Other languages 27,036 2.0 28,552 2.0    
        Speak English less than "very well" 8,113 0.6 9,459 0.7    
             
 ANCESTRY            
    Total population 1,471,985 100.0 1,517,205 100.0    
      American 65,822 4.5 40,878 2.7    
      Arab 16,588 1.1 18,100 1.2    
      Czech 7,601 0.5 7,332 0.5    
      Danish 1,619 0.1 2,303 0.2    
      Dutch 7,807 0.5 5,499 0.4    
      English 50,679 3.4 55,808 3.7    
      French (except Basque) 22,387 1.5 24,371 1.6    
      French Canadian 2,811 0.2 3,011 0.2    
      German 73,718 5.0 69,024 4.5    
      Greek 4,321 0.3 1,985 0.1    
      Hungarian 2,245 0.2 3,003 0.2    
      Irish 49,774 3.4 53,852 3.5    
      Italian 21,868 1.5 24,309 1.6    
      Lithuanian 701 0.0 1,646 0.1    
      Norwegian 4,585 0.3 5,853 0.4    
      Polish 13,467 0.9 13,270 0.9    
      Portuguese 2,849 0.2 2,271 0.1    
      Russian 7,277 0.5 6,269 0.4    
      Scotch-Irish 9,152 0.6 7,233 0.5    
      Scottish 15,347 1.0 14,679 1.0    
      Slovak 446 0.0 857 0.1    
      Subsaharan African 29,413 2.0 34,368 2.3    
      Swedish 5,036 0.3 7,424 0.5    
      Swiss 1,413 0.1 957 0.1    
      Ukrainian 2,197 0.1 2,160 0.1    
      Welsh 3,492 0.2 5,181 0.3    
      West Indian (excluding Hispanic origin groups) 4,642 0.3 6,051 0.4    
             
 COMPUTERS AND INTERNET USE            
    Total households 554,737 100.0 558,017 100.0    
      With a computer 453,943 81.8 503,235 90.2    
      With a broadband Internet subscription 381,649 68.8 457,654 82.0    
             

07. Economic Characteristics - ACS 2015 & ACS 2017 1-year estimates - goto top

 DP3 -- ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS ACS2015   ACS2017      
             
 EMPLOYMENT STATUS            
    Population 16 years and over 1,150,757 100.0 1,180,032 100.0    
      In labor force 783,174 68.1 763,964 64.7    
        Civilian labor force 783,085 68.0 763,334 64.7    
         Employed 742,216 64.5 713,214 60.4    
         Unemployed 40,869 3.6 50,120 4.2    
        Armed Forces 89 0.0 630 0.1    
      Not in labor force 367,583 31.9 416,068 35.3    
             
    Civilian labor force 783,085 68.0 763,334 64.7    
      Unemployment Rate 5.2 ... 6.6 ...    
             
    Females 16 years and over 573,843 49.9 596,977 50.6    
      In labor force 346,240 30.1 343,824 29.1    
        Civilian labor force 346,240 30.1 343,824 29.1    
         Employed 329,473 28.6 321,146 27.2    
             
    Own children of the householder under 6 years 127,289 11.1 131,879 11.2    
      All parents in family in labor force 75,999 6.6 71,617 6.1    
             
    Own children of the householder 6 to 17 years 215,991 18.8 221,647 18.8    
      All parents in family in labor force 138,750 12.1 137,507 11.7    
             
 COMMUTING TO WORK            
    Workers 16 years and over 728,167 100.0 699,360 100.0    
      Car, truck, or van -- drove alone 559,938 76.9 536,108 76.7    
      Car, truck, or van -- carpooled 69,225 9.5 66,222 9.5    
      Public transportation (excluding taxicab) 31,829 4.4 29,989 4.3    
      Walked 16,082 2.2 18,247 2.6    
      Other means 22,041 3.0 17,105 2.4    
      Worked at home 29,052 4.0 31,689 4.5    
             
      Mean travel time to work (minutes) 27 ... 27 ...    
             
 OCCUPATION            
    Civilian employed population 16 years and over 742,216 100.0 713,214 100.0    
      Management, business, science, and arts occupations 274,425 37.0 283,874 39.8    
      Service occupations 131,945 17.8 129,418 18.1    
      Sales and office occupations 159,847 21.5 142,378 20.0    
      Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations 86,486 11.7 78,978 11.1    
      Production, transportation, and material moving occupations 89,513 12.1 78,566 11.0    
             
 INDUSTRY            
    Civilian employed population 16 years and over 742,216 100.0 713,214 100.0    
      Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining 25,481 3.4 23,658 3.3    
      Construction 81,400 11.0 70,090 9.8    
      Manufacturing 55,137 7.4 53,339 7.5    
      Wholesale trade 25,043 3.4 20,672 2.9    
      Retail trade 79,624 10.7 67,138 9.4    
      Transportation and warehousing, and utilities 42,265 5.7 40,667 5.7    
      Information 8,828 1.2 9,346 1.3    
      Finance and insurance, and real estate and rental and leasing 49,210 6.6 46,767 6.6    
      Professional, scientific, mgmt, & admin & waste mgmt services 104,156 14.0 108,296 15.2    
      Educational services, and health care and social assistance 144,217 19.4 142,131 19.9    
      Arts, entertainment,& recreation, & accommodation & food services 74,890 10.1 68,463 9.6    
      Other services, except public administration 36,973 5.0 44,732 6.3    
      Public administration 14,992 2.0 17,915 2.5    
             
 CLASS OF WORKER            
    Civilian employed population 16 years and over 742,216 100.0 713,214 100.0    
      Private wage and salary workers 627,479 84.5 592,278 83.0    
      Government workers 66,692 9.0 67,114 9.4    
      Self-employed in own not incorporated business workers 47,184 6.4 52,314 7.3    
      Unpaid family workers 861 0.1 1,508 0.2    
             
 INCOME & BENEFITS (2015 INFLATION-ADJUSTED DOLLARS)            
    Total households 554,737 100.0 558,017 100.0    
      Less than $10,000 44,549 8.0 53,427 9.6    
      $10,000 to $14,999 32,346 5.8 26,316 4.7    
      $15,000 to $24,999 65,800 11.9 63,411 11.4    
      $25,000 to $34,999 56,723 10.2 55,879 10.0    
      $35,000 to $49,999 75,526 13.6 69,901 12.5    
      $50,000 to $74,999 88,295 15.9 95,680 17.1    
      $75,000 to $99,999 55,976 10.1 53,182 9.5    
      $100,000 to $149,999 58,633 10.6 60,545 10.9    
      $150,000 to $199,999 28,997 5.2 26,153 4.7    
      $200,000 or more 47,892 8.6 53,523 9.6    
      Median household income (dollars) 50,340 ... 51,701 ...    
      Mean household income (dollars) 85,317 ... 89,636 ...    
             
      With earnings 469,753 84.7 464,001 83.2    
        Mean earnings (dollars) 86,938 ... 92,918 ...    
      With Social Security 108,636 19.6 117,002 21.0    
        Mean Social Security income (dollars) 16,735 ... 17,509 ...    
      With retirement income 52,715 9.5 55,675 10.0    
        Mean retirement income (dollars) 21,349 ... 26,509 ...    
             
      With Supplemental Security Income 26,577 4.8 25,588 4.6    
        Mean Supplemental Security Income (dollars) 9,074 ... 9,020 ...    
      With cash public assistance income 6,488 1.2 6,791 1.2    
        Mean cash public assistance income (dollars) 2,386 ... 2,564 ...    
      With Food Stamp/SNAP benefits in the past 12 months 75,415 13.6 91,401 16.4    
             
    Families 331,232 100.0 331,735 100.0    
      Less than $10,000 21,852 6.6 24,230 7.3    
      $10,000 to $14,999 14,234 4.3 11,166 3.4    
      $15,000 to $24,999 38,964 11.8 36,815 11.1    
      $25,000 to $34,999 32,751 9.9 32,428 9.8    
      $35,000 to $49,999 43,607 13.2 41,805 12.6    
      $50,000 to $74,999 50,542 15.3 54,814 16.5    
      $75,000 to $99,999 33,961 10.3 30,974 9.3    
      $100,000 to $149,999 38,031 11.5 39,220 11.8    
      $150,000 to $199,999 20,608 6.2 19,143 5.8    
      $200,000 or more 36,682 11.1 41,140 12.4    
      Median family income (dollars) 54,848 ... 57,136 ...    
      Mean family income (dollars) 98,452 ... 104,551 ...    
             
      Per capita income (dollars) 33,247 ... 34,438 ...    
             
    Nonfamily households 223,505 ... 226,282 ...    
      Median nonfamily income (dollars) 40,784 ... 42,086 ...    
      Mean nonfamily income (dollars) 62,079 ... 65,399 ...    
             
    Median earnings for workers (dollars) 30,505 ... 32,445 ...    
    Median earnings for male full-time, year-round workers (dollars) 41,501 ... 46,076 ...    
    Median earnings for female full-time, year-round workers (dollars) 39,307 ... 44,921 ...    
             
 HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE            
    Civilian noninstitutionalized population 1,460,645 100.0 1,502,283 100.0    
      With health insurance coverage 1,150,700 78.8 1,175,891 78.3    
        With private health insurance 777,254 53.2 764,530 50.9    
        With public coverage 454,827 31.1 501,466 33.4    
      No health insurance coverage 309,945 21.2 326,392 21.7    
             
    Civilian noninstitutionalized population under 18 years 357,833 100.0 390,024 100.0    
      No health insurance coverage 37,929 ... 37,546 ...    
             
    Civilian noninstitutionalized population 18 to 64 years 956,217 100.0 944,353 100.0    
      In labor force: 743,032 77.7 716,216 75.8    
        Employed: 704,185 73.6 670,666 71.0    
         With health insurance coverage 525,322 54.9 491,708 52.1    
         With private health insurance 487,071 50.9 459,589 48.7    
         With public coverage 46,878 4.9 41,454 4.4    
         No health insurance coverage 178,863 18.7 178,958 19.0    
        Unemployed: 38,847 4.1 45,550 4.8    
         With health insurance coverage 20,221 2.1 20,801 2.2    
         With private health insurance 12,798 1.3 12,185 1.3    
         With public coverage 8,294 0.9 9,752 1.0    
         No health insurance coverage 18,626 1.9 24,749 2.6    
      Not in labor force: 213,185 22.3 228,137 24.2    
        With health insurance coverage 145,286 15.2 148,262 15.7    
         With private health insurance 87,891 9.2 85,519 9.1    
         With public coverage 64,055 6.7 71,435 7.6    
        No health insurance coverage 67,899 7.1 79,875 8.5    
             
 Percent Families & People W/Income Past 12 Mo Below Poverty Level            
    All families 17.8 ... 18.2 ...    
      With related children of the householder under 18 years 27.3 ... 28.4 ...    
        With related children of the householder under 5 years only 18.8 ... 22.9 ...    
    Married couple families 9.7 ... 9.6 ...    
      With related children of the householder under 18 years 13.6 ... 14.9 ...    
        With related children of the householder under 5 years only 6.2 ... 8.5 ...    
    Families with female householder, no husband present 36.2 ... 38.5 ...    
      With related children of the householder under 18 years 48.5 ... 51.0 ...    
        With related children of the householder under 5 years only 49.0 ... 53.9 ...    
             
    All people 20.6 ... 22.2 ...    
    Under 18 years 34.9 ... 35.9 ...    
      Related children of the householder under 18 years 34.7 ... 35.8 ...    
        Related children of the householder under 5 years 33.5 ... 36.7 ...    
        Related children of the householder 5 to 17 years 35.2 ... 35.4 ...    
    18 years and over 15.9 ... 17.7 ...    
    18 to 64 years 16.4 ... 18.3 ...    
    65 years and over 12.7 ... 14.2 ...    
    People in families 20.2 ... 21.8 ...    
    Unrelated individuals 15 years and over 22.1 ... 23.6 ...    
             

08. Housing Characteristics - ACS 2015 & ACS 2017 1-year estimates - goto top

 DP4 -- SELECTED HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS ACS2015   ACS2017      
             
 HOUSING OCCUPANCY            
    Total housing units 625,012 100.0 638,302 100.0    
      Occupied housing units 554,737 88.8 558,017 87.4    
      Vacant housing units 70,275 11.2 80,285 12.6    
             
      Homeowner vacancy rate 2.10 ... 2.00 ...    
      Rental vacancy rate 8.10 ... 10.20 ...    
             
 UNITS IN STRUCTURE            
    Total housing units 625,012 100.0 638,302 100.0    
    1-unit, detached 291,791 46.7 294,405 46.1    
    1-unit, attached 35,029 5.6 36,816 5.8    
    2 units 12,349 2.0 12,114 1.9    
    3 or 4 units 24,633 3.9 27,386 4.3    
    5 to 9 units 37,473 6.0 42,412 6.6    
    10 to 19 units 71,387 11.4 68,465 10.7    
    20 or more units 144,684 23.1 149,990 23.5    
    Mobile home 7,159 1.1 6,628 1.0    
    Boat, RV, van, etc. 507 0.1 86 0.0    
             
 YEAR STRUCTURE BUILT            
    Total housing units 625,012 100.0 638,302 100.0    
    Built 2014 or later 5,633 0.9 28,968 4.5    
    Built 2010 to 2013 22,012 3.5 27,345 4.3    
    Built 2000 to 2009 93,091 14.9 80,802 12.7    
    Built 1990 to 1999 55,365 8.9 57,214 9.0    
    Built 1980 to 1989 63,137 10.1 74,936 11.7    
    Built 1970 to 1979 130,271 20.8 109,152 17.1    
    Built 1960 to 1969 92,034 14.7 94,676 14.8    
    Built 1950 to 1959 85,258 13.6 84,790 13.3    
    Built 1940 to 1949 38,962 6.2 41,765 6.5    
    Built 1939 or earlier 39,249 6.3 38,654 6.1    
             
 ROOMS            
    Total housing units 625,012 100.0 638,302 100.0    
    1 room 20,702 3.3 20,985 3.3    
    2 rooms 25,868 4.1 29,048 4.6    
    3 rooms 120,120 19.2 119,477 18.7    
    4 rooms 121,608 19.5 137,566 21.6    
    5 rooms 122,682 19.6 118,412 18.6    
    6 rooms 98,379 15.7 96,325 15.1    
    7 rooms 52,540 8.4 50,460 7.9    
    8 rooms 30,475 4.9 29,048 4.6    
    9 rooms or more 32,638 5.2 36,981 5.8    
    Median rooms 5 ... 5 ...    
             
 BEDROOMS            
    Total housing units 625,012 100.0 638,302 100.0    
    No bedroom 22,388 3.6 22,813 3.6    
    1 bedroom 150,361 24.1 153,400 24.0    
    2 bedrooms 183,320 29.3 194,257 30.4    
    3 bedrooms 200,096 32.0 192,075 30.1    
    4 bedrooms 56,442 9.0 62,089 9.7    
    5 or more bedrooms 12,405 2.0 13,668 2.1    
             
 HOUSING TENURE            
    Occupied housing units 554,737 100.0 558,017 100.0    
      Owner-occupied 240,359 43.3 247,159 44.3    
      Renter-occupied 314,378 56.7 310,858 55.7    
             
      Average household size of owner-occupied unit 3 ... 3 ...    
      Average household size of renter-occupied unit 2 ... 3 ...    
             
 YEAR HOUSEHOLDER MOVED INTO UNIT            
    Occupied housing units 554,737 100.0 558,017 100.0    
      Moved in 2015 or later 64,124 11.6 215,706 38.7    
      Moved in 2010 to 2014 254,230 45.8 134,669 24.1    
      Moved in 2000 to 2009 122,750 22.1 100,864 18.1    
      Moved in 1990 to 1999 50,626 9.1 46,862 8.4    
      Moved in 1980 to 1989 24,288 4.4 24,508 4.4    
      Moved in 1979 and earlier 38,719 7.0 35,408 6.3    
             
 VEHICLES AVAILABLE            
    Occupied housing units 554,737 100.0 558,017 100.0    
      No vehicles available 52,037 9.4 51,050 9.1    
      1 vehicle available 237,189 42.8 231,879 41.6    
      2 vehicles available 193,544 34.9 199,913 35.8    
      3 or more vehicles available 71,967 13.0 75,175 13.5    
             
 HOUSE HEATING FUEL            
    Occupied housing units 554,737 100.0 558,017 100.0    
      Utility gas 203,949 36.8 202,263 36.2    
      Bottled, tank, or LP gas 3,897 0.7 3,344 0.6    
      Electricity 342,788 61.8 348,287 62.4    
      Fuel oil, kerosene, etc. 380 0.1 279 0.0    
      Coal or coke 0 0.0 51 0.0    
      Wood 154 0.0 0 0.0    
      Solar energy 0 0.0 158 0.0    
      Other fuel 607 0.1 191 0.0    
      No fuel used 2,962 0.5 3,444 0.6    
             
 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS            
    Occupied housing units 554,737 100.0 558,017 100.0    
      Lacking complete plumbing facilities 3,276 0.6 2,047 0.4    
      Lacking complete kitchen facilities 7,357 1.3 4,915 0.9    
      No telephone service available 15,892 2.9 9,645 1.7    
             
 OCCUPANTS PER ROOM            
    Occupied housing units 554,737 100.0 558,017 100.0    
      1.00 or less 518,639 93.5 521,041 93.4    
      1.01 to 1.50 26,329 4.7 26,650 4.8    
      1.51 or more 9,769 1.8 10,326 1.9    
             
 VALUE            
    Owner-occupied units 240,359 43.3 247,159 44.3    
      Less than $50,000 17,789 3.2 15,060 2.7    
      $50,000 to $99,999 57,706 10.4 53,475 9.6    
      $100,000 to $149,999 36,889 6.6 35,734 6.4    
      $150,000 to $199,999 21,658 3.9 25,286 4.5    
      $200,000 to $299,999 26,063 4.7 28,107 5.0    
      $300,000 to $499,999 38,029 6.9 43,012 7.7    
      $500,000 to $999,999 28,311 5.1 30,641 5.5    
      $1,000,000 or more 13,914 2.5 15,844 2.8    
      Median (dollars) 163,800 ... 184,000 ...    
             
 MORTGAGE STATUS            
    Owner-occupied units 240,359 100.0 247,159 100.0    
      Housing units with a mortgage 127,929 53.2 128,228 51.9    
      Housing units without a mortgage 112,430 46.8 118,931 48.1    
             
 SELECTED MONTHLY OWNER COSTS (SMOC)            
    Housing units with a mortgage 127,929 100.0 128,228 100.0    
      Less than $500 911 0.7 1,005 0.8    
      $500 to $999 20,727 16.2 23,211 18.1    
      $1,000 to $1,499 37,462 29.3 31,999 25.0    
      $1,500 to $1,999 20,085 15.7 19,604 15.3    
      $2,000 to $2,499 14,454 11.3 14,073 11.0    
      $2,500 to $2,999 11,190 8.7 10,960 8.5    
      $3,000 or more 23,100 18.1 27,376 21.3    
      Median (dollars) 1,606 ... 1,671 ...    
             
    Housing units without a mortgage 112,430 100.0 118,931 100.0    
      Less than $250 14,155 12.6 16,587 13.9    
      $250 to $399 25,991 23.1 27,327 23.0    
      $400 to $599 27,165 24.2 29,651 24.9    
      $600 to $799 14,445 12.8 14,161 11.9    
      $800 to $999 9,414 8.4 8,243 6.9    
      $1,000 or more 21,260 18.9 22,962 19.3    
      Median (dollars) 500 ... 497 ...    
             
 Monthly Owner Costs as Percent of Household Income (SMOCAPI)            
    Housing units with a mortgage (excl units where SMOCAPI cannot be computed) 126,819 100.0 127,771 100.0    
      Less than 20.0 percent 59,070 46.6 57,829 45.3    
      20.0 to 24.9 percent 19,073 15.0 17,768 13.9    
      25.0 to 29.9 percent 13,128 10.4 12,861 10.1    
      30.0 to 34.9 percent 8,200 6.5 9,379 7.3    
      35.0 percent or more 27,348 21.6 29,934 23.4    
             
      Not computed 1,110 0.9 457 0.4    
             
    Housing unit without a mortgage (excl units where SMOCAPI cannot be computed) 110,319 100.0 117,061 100.0    
      Less than 10.0 percent 50,169 45.5 54,808 46.8    
      10.0 to 14.9 percent 21,421 19.4 21,389 18.3    
      15.0 to 19.9 percent 12,698 11.5 12,903 11.0    
      20.0 to 24.9 percent 6,083 5.5 6,813 5.8    
      25.0 to 29.9 percent 4,798 4.3 4,901 4.2    
      30.0 to 34.9 percent 3,488 3.2 4,481 3.8    
      35.0 percent or more 11,662 10.6 11,766 10.1    
             
      Not computed 2,111 1.9 1,870 1.6    
             
 GROSS RENT            
    Occupied units paying rent 303,666 100.0 300,643 100.0    
      Less than $500 17,097 5.6 15,345 5.1    
      $500 to $999 157,567 51.9 137,528 45.7    
      $1,000 to $1,499 81,329 26.8 92,635 30.8    
      $1,500 to $1,999 26,502 8.7 35,258 11.7    
      $2,000 to $2,499 10,537 3.5 11,570 3.8    
      $2,500 to $2,999 4,856 1.6 4,828 1.6    
      $3,000 or more 5,778 1.9 3,479 1.2    
      Median (dollars) 918 ... 992 ...    
             
      No rent paid 10,712 3.5 10,215 3.4    
             
 Gross Rent as Percent of Household Income (GRAPI)            
    Occupied units paying rent (excl units where GRAPI cannot be computed) 296,238 100.0 287,613 100.0    
      Less than 15.0 percent 42,373 14.3 40,492 14.1    
      15.0 to 19.9 percent 39,417 13.3 36,824 12.8    
      20.0 to 24.9 percent 37,555 12.7 35,550 12.4    
      25.0 to 29.9 percent 33,849 11.4 35,128 12.2    
      30.0 to 34.9 percent 28,053 9.5 24,096 8.4    
      35.0 percent or more 114,991 38.8 115,523 40.2    
             
      Housing Units 18,140 6.1 23,245 8.1    

09. Schools, Enrollment & Administratively Reported Characteristics - goto top

 Administrative Records Data SY 14-15   SY 16-17      
   Address 4400 W 18th St          
   City Houston          
   State TX          
   ZIP Code 77092          
   Locale Code 13          
   Low Grade PK          
   High Grade 12          
   Schools 288          
   Enrollment by Grade 215,225 100.0 216,106      
     Grade PK 15,676 7.3 15,079      
     Grade KG 18,160 8.4 16,554      
     Grade 01 18,884 8.8 17,974      
     Grade 02 18,673 8.7 18,409      
     Grade 03 17,686 8.2 18,098      
     Grade 04 17,252 8.0 17,929      
     Grade 05 16,133 7.5 16,685      
     Grade 06 13,785 6.4 14,061      
     Grade 07 13,558 6.3 13,559      
     Grade 08 13,754 6.4 13,594      
     Grade 09 16,188 7.5 16,702      
     Grade 10 12,906 6.0 13,661      
     Grade 11 11,690 5.4 12,452      
     Grade 12 10,880 5.1 11,349      
     Grade UG -2   -1      
     Grade AE -2   -1      
   Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity & Gender            
     Total 215,225 100.0        
       Male 109,512 50.9        
       Female 105,713 49.1        
     White 17,950 8.3        
       Male 9,039 4.2        
       Female 8,911 4.1        
     Black 53,501 24.9        
       Male 26,960 12.5        
       Female 26,541 12.3        
     American Indian/Alaska Native 464 0.2        
       Male 248 0.1        
       Female 216 0.1        
     Asian 7,731 3.6        
       Male 3,972 1.8        
       Female 3,759 1.7        
     Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 199 0.1        
       Male 101 0.0        
       Female 98 0.0        
     Two or more races 1,895 0.9        
       Male 914 0.4        
       Female 981 0.5        
     Hispanic 133,485 62.0        
       Male 68,278 31.7        
       Female 65,207 30.3        

10. School District Finances - goto top

 School District Finances FY 2014   FY 2017      
 Total Enrollment 211,552   216,106      
             
   Total Elementary-Secondary Revenue [total revenues in K$] $2,261,496 100.0 $2,467,450      
    Federal Sources $310,784 13.7 $298,648      
       Compensatory (Title I) $109,559 4.8 $91,977      
       Children with disabilities $37,655 1.7 $37,903      
       Child Nutrition Act $104,099 4.6 $113,619      
       All other federal aid $59,471 2.6 $55,149      
    State Sources $446,242 19.7 $198,858      
      General formula assistance $335,437 14.8 $125,638      
      Special education programs $0 0.0 $0      
      Transportation programs $0 0.0 $0      
      Other $110,805 4.9 $73,220      
    Local Sources $1,504,470 66.5 $1,969,944      
      All taxes $1,421,913 62.9 $1,872,214      
      Property taxes $1,421,913 62.9 $1,872,214      
      Parent government contributions $0 0.0 $0      
      Revenue from cities and counties $0 0.0 $31,631      
      Revenue from other school systems $2,208 0.1 $0      
      Charges $14,441 0.6 $11,304      
      Other $65,908 2.9 $54,795      
             
   Per Student Current Expenditures            
     Total Current Expenditures $8,451   $9,716      
       Salaries & Wages $5,374   $5,641      
       Employee Benefits Payments $895   $1,044      
     Total Current Spending for Instruction $4,931   $5,097      
       Salaries & Wages $3,552   $3,664      
       Employee Benefits $547   $611      
     Total Current Spending for Support Services $3,024   $4,062      
       Student Support $339   $375      
       Instructional Staff Support $459   $436      
       General Administration $72   $134      
       School Administration $575   $614      

11. Children's Demographics by Type of Enrollment - goto top

 Childrens Demographics by Type of Enrollment SDST1014   SDST1317      
 Total Population 1,397,288   1,458,616      
     Children (ages 0-19) %:TC/TPOP 351,245 25.1 360,870 24.7    
     Grade Relevant Children (RC) %:RC/TPOP 278,730 19.9 287,020 19.7    
       Enrolled (RCE) %:RCE/RC 251,025 90.1 258,875 90.2    
         Enrolled Public Schools (RCEPb) %:RCEPb/RC 222,125 79.7 227,390 79.2    
         Enrolled Private Schools (RCEPv) %:RCEPv/RC 28,900 10.4 31,485 11.0    
       Not Enrolled (RCNE) %:RCNE/RC 27,705 9.9 28,145 9.8    
             


About this Document .. goto top

This document provides a summary of demographic-economic characteristics and trends for the school district community developed by ProximityOne. It provides access to multi-sourced data about the district organized in a consumable form. An indispensible document for use by administrators, planners, analysts, stakeholders, businesses, researchers and others, it is updated throughout the year as new/updated data become available. ProximityOne uses these and related data to develop more current and geographically detailed estimates and projections.

The full and most up-to-date version is available to subscribers.

Data in this report are also available as a part of the School District Geographic Information System (SDGIS) that enables mapping and geospatial analysis with drill-down to the intersection/neighborhood level. Integrate student, school, school attendance zone, city, county, census tract, block group, transportation and related data.

Map graphics are available in most reports but not all. Interested users can develop these maps using SDGIS.

The interactive table is developed/provided on a state by state basis. Districts in these states include the interactive table: GA, KS, NY, TX. These are being progressively added.

The more detailed data in sections 5 through 8 were updated in August 2019 to include ACS 2017 demographic-economic characteristics.

Upcoming Updates
Planned updates include:
.. ACS 2018 1-year data .. September 2019
.. Demographic Trends Section 04 .. September 2019 and December 2019
.. ACS 2018 5-year data .. December 2019
.. Sources & Uses of Funds 2018 data .. June 2020
.. Children's Demographics & Living Environment by Type of Enrollment ACS 2018 SDST .. June 2020

Using this Document & About the Data .. goto top

This document is organized into these general sections:
  • Lay of the Land; Map graphics.
  • Narrative overview .. may be updated at any time .. district by district.
  • Interactive table .. may not appear in all versions.
  • Data tables .. structured the same for all districts .. updated at different times druing year.
  • Usage information; this text and below.

The following notes summarize features of data included in this report.
04. Demographic Trends
The Demographic Trends section presents model-based demographic estimates developed by the Census Bureau. While these data are intended to be consistent with the ACS data described below, they will typically differ some; even when comparing the ACS 2017 1-year estimate to the model-based 2017 estimate.
  .. See related all districts interactive table
  .. Updates December 2019.

05. ACS Demographic-Economic Estimates
Reference to "with ACS 1-year data" means that 05-08 sections of the report use ACS 1-year estimates (available district 65,000 population and over). Where there is no ACS reference, ACS 5-year data are used (available for all districts). In general, the 1-year estimates should be used when available (more recent, more accurate) but there are reasons to prefer the 5-year estimates even when 1-year estimates are available. See more about using 1-year and 5-year estimates.

  ACS 2015 1 Year Estimates Demographic-Economic Profiles
  .. 02.1. General Demographics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.2. Social Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.3. Economic Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.4. Housing Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. available for districts having 65,000 population or more (1,016 districts)
  .. Estimates are for 2015.
  ACS 2015 5 Year Estimates Demographic-Economic Profiles
  .. 02.1. General Demographics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.2. Social Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.3. Economic Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.4. Housing Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. Available for each/all districts
  .. Estimates are centric to mid 2013.

  ACS 2017 1 Year Estimates Demographic-Economic Profiles
  .. 02.1. General Demographics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.2. Social Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.3. Economic Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.4. Housing Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. available for districts having 65,000 population or more (1,016 districts)
  .. Estimates are for 2017
  ACS 2017 5 Year Estimates Demographic-Economic Profiles
  .. 02.1. General Demographics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.2. Social Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.3. Economic Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. 02.4. Housing Characteristics - related all districts interactive table
  .. Available for each/all districts
  .. Estimates are centric to mid 2015.

  ACS 2018; 1-year estimates available 9/19; 5-year estimates available 12/19

09. Schools, Enrollment by Grade & Adminstratively Reported Data
  .. See related all districts interactive table
  .. Updates January 2020 (SY 2017-18 data).

  • 10. Finances: Sources & Uses of Funds
  .. See more about these data .. 2014 all districts interactive table .. 2017 all districts interactive table
  .. Updates May 2020 (FY 2018 data).

11. Children's Demographics by Type of Enrollment
  .. Based on ACS 5-year estimates School District Special Tabulation .. ACS 2014 and ACS 2017.
  .. See related all districts interactive table
  .. Updates May 2020 (ACS 2018 5-year estimates special tab).

Interactive Table. The interactive table is not available in all reports. Where available, this table presents a row for each school district in the state. Columns present enrollment data by grade for the most recent year available. Data are sourced from the corresponding state department of education. Notes about specific states follow.

California. Enrollment data are reported for KG through 12. PK and ungraded enrollment are not reported. Data are sourced from the California Department of Education. https://www.cde.ca.gov/

Kansas. Enrollment data for individual grades are suppressed for counts less than 10. In these cases we have substituted the value 5 as the count. The total enrollment is the sum of all graded columns plus additional columns/categories for Special Ed 3 & 4 yr, Ungraded, and 4-Year Old At-Risk.

Texas. Enrollment data for individual grades are suppressed for counts less than 10 and for complimentary suppression. In these cases we have substituted the value 10 as the count. The total enrollment is the sum of all graded columns PK through 12. There are no data for ungraded, special ed or at-risk columns.

Glossary -- goto top

See glossary section.

Urban/Rural & Locale Code
The percent urban value in the Oveview is computed as the ratio of the population in urban census blocks to the total population in the district based on Census 2010 SF1. No adjustment is made for districts which may have changed boundaries since 2010. If the Census 2010 district geocode does not match to a ACS 2015 geocode, the percent urban is shown as NA.

Local code (defined by the Department of Education):
where UA: Urbanized Area; UC: Urban Cluster; PC: Principal City
11 = City, Large: area inside UA & inside PC & population >= 250,000.
12 = City, Midsize: area inside UA & inside PC & population 100,000-250,000.
13 = City, Small: area inside UA & inside PC & population < 100,000.
21 = Suburb, Large: area outside PC & inside UA & population >= 250,000.
22 = Suburb, Midsize: area outside PC & inside UA & population 100,000-250,000.
23 = Suburb, Small: area outside PC & inside UA & population < 100,000.
31 = Town, Fringe: area inside UC that is <= 10 miles from UA.
32 = Town, Distant: area inside UC that is 10-35 miles from UA.
33 = Town, Remote: area inside UC that is > 35 miles from UA.
41 = Rural, Fringe: non-urban area <= 5 miles from UA & <= 2.5 miles from UC
42 = Rural, Distant: non-urban area 5-25 miles from UA & 2.5-10 miles from UC
43 = Rural, Remote: non-urban area >= 25 miles from UA & >= 10 miles from UC.

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