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-- demographic-economic-geographic data & analytics -- assessing trends & patterns: forming visions of & for the future Dimensions of the U.S. K-12 schools infrastructure .. the approximately 13,500 U.S. regular school districts operate approximately 100,000 schools and provide public educarion to approximately 50 million students. The 3.2 million K-12 public school instructional workforce salaries exceed $250 billion annually. Each school district might be thought of a "school district community." The "school district community" shares the same geographic boundary as the school district. Yet, the school district community is broader than the schools, students and educational infrastructure. It is comprised of the total population living within the school district. The school district community includes all of the housing, transportation facilities, security, recreational resources, and businesses within the school district boundaries. The geography of the school district is often different than the related city or county, but often similar. For many smaller cities and towns, the school district community is a hub unifying the city and locale and provides and economic core. The School District Data Book is a unique resource that enables policy-makers, leaders, researchers and wide ranging stakeholders to analyze one, many or all school district/communities. Topics 01 SDDB Interactive Mapping & GeoSpatial Analysis 02 News, Updates, Schedule 03 SDDB Origin & 2025 Components 04 SDDB 2025 Access & Use 05 Applications 06 FAQ 07 Support Examining Schools & School Districts using School District Data Book Resources .. using iVDA part of Visual Data Analytics .. more options available using VDAGIS Discovery The start-up view is presented below in an interactive mapping window. Locate a school or school district .. see it on a map .. examine its demographics Click a box to view instructions. Find a school district based on an address/location .. click to view details.. in the iVDA frame below, enter an address or location like:33606 N. 60th Street, Scottsdale, AZ 85266 - then press enter. .. the map view zooms to that location shown as a blue marker and shows the corresponding school district as cross-hatched. .. view the demographic profile for this school district displayed in the lower left. .. here you can examine many demographic subject matter items for that school district. .. see the profile for this school district in the lower left panel. .. in this example the school district is Cave Creek Unified, AZ with population 62,076 and total enrollment of 4,837. .. click on layers in the Legend Panel: - K-12 Schools Elem .. shows elementary schools as yellow square markers - K-12 Schools Middle .. shows middle schools as green circle markers - K-12 Schools High .. shows high schools as small blue triangle markers - School Districts .. boundaries - School Districts Label .. school district name as label - Tracts LMI23 MFI Tracts/MSA% .. school district neighborhoods this layer shows patterns of the median family income (MFI) for tracts as a percent of the MFI for the metro(MSA) .. see more about low and moderate income (LMI) .. see the blog -- how and why census tract demographics can be used to examine K-12 school enrollment zones. .. try a different address or location, maybe the ZIP code "85258" or any address/location. .. the view will zoom to that school district. Examining Characteristics of a School.. starting from the above view, suppose that you want characteristics of a high school... click on the layer name for K-12 Schools High .. this makes it the "active layer". .. high schools are shown in the map with small blue triangles. .. click on a high school marker to view its profile in the lower left panel. .. for an elementary school: .. starting from the above view, suppose that you want characteristics of an elementary school. .. click on the layer name for K-12 Schools Elem .. this makes it the "active layer". .. elementary schools are shown in the map with small yellow square. .. click on an elementary school marker to view its profile in the lower left panel. How to assign a label (such as school name) to a school marker. .. make the school layer (e.g. K-12 Schools High) .. do this by clicking the name of the layer .. it turns blue. .. from the iVDA menu at the top of the iVDA form, click Tools>Layer Editor .. choose an item to use, such as Name. Click Set & Close the form. .. the map view now shows schools with that label. .. navigate the map view to avoid clutter from too much detail. .. click on a school/marker of interest to view a profile in the lower left panel. About the School District Data Book .. goto top The School District Data Book (SDDB) is an integrated software and database providing access to U.S. national scope school districts. The database includes geographic, demographic, economic and related data for each school district. News, Updates, Schedule .. goto top 01.15.25. 2023-24 School Geographic File.. schools coded with 119th Congressional Districts, State Legislative Districts 2024, Congressional Communities.. schools coded with updated locale code 12.12.24. ACS 2023 5-year estimates released for all school districts 12.05.24. NCES CCD 2023-24 school & school district data released SDDB Origins .. goto top The original SDDB was developed in the 1990s to house and provide access to the 1990 Census school district special tabulation (SDST) and related data. The original SDDB was developed by Warren Glimpse/ProximityOne. See more about the original SDDB. SDDB 2025 Components .. goto top The SDDB 2025, to be released in early 2025, has many similarities to the original SDDB, but includes updated/current data, new database design, and new data access and analytics tools and methods. The new SDDB is updated throughout the year with the most current data as they become available. SDDB 2025 is also developed by Warren Glimpse/ProximityOne. The SDDB 2025 includes: • ACS 2023 school district data profile files - ACS 2023 1-year & 5-year estimates - retaining ACS 2022 DP data for time series analysis • ACS 2022 school district special tabulation (SDST) 5-year estimates - ACS 2022 SDST & grade relevant children not enrolled - updated with ACS 2023 SDST May 2025 - retaining ACS 2022 SDST data for time series analysis • NCES 2023-24 School District Common Core of Data non-fiscal data - retaining 2022-23 School District Common Core of Data non-fiscal data for time series analysis • NCES 2023-24 School Common Core of Data non-fiscal data - retaining 2022-23 School CCCD non-fiscal data for time series analysis • NCES FY 2022 School District Common Core of Data fiscal data, followed by FY 2023 CCD: May 2025 - updated with FY 2023 CCD fiscal data in May 2025 - retaining FY 2022 CCD fiscal data time series analysis • Annually updated ProximityOne school district demographic estimates & projections; 2020 to 5-years ahead - annual time-series 2020 through 2030 (series extends one year annually) • Annually updated School & School District Shapefiles with integrated multi-sourced subject matter • Annually updated ProximityOne school attendance zone shapefiles (selected districts) • Related geospatial & subject matter data • SDDB software SDDB 2025 Access & Use .. goto top iVDA Individual Subscriber Group/Team Subscriber Consortion Participant Applications .. goto top Elementary Districts ACS 2023 1 year total population (80 districts) https://api.census.gov/data/2023/acs/acs1?get=NAME,B01001_001E&for=school%20district%20(elementary):* Secondary Districts ACS 2023 1 year total population (92 districts) https://api.census.gov/data/2023/acs/acs1?get=NAME,B01001_001E&for=school%20district%20(secondary):* Secondary Districts ACS 2023 1 year total population (913 districts) https://api.census.gov/data/2023/acs/acs1?get=NAME,B01001_001E&for=school%20district%20(unified):* Frequently Asked Questions .. goto top Support .. goto top Additional Information .. goto top ProximityOne develops geodemographic-economic data and analytical tools and helps organizations knit together and use diverse data in a decision-making and analytical framework. We develop custom demographic/economic estimates and projections, develop geographic and geocoded address files, and assist with impact and geospatial analyses. Wide-ranging organizations use our tools (software, data, methodologies) to analyze their own data integrated with other data. Contact us (888-364-7656) with questions about data covered in this section or to discuss custom estimates, projections or analyses for your areas of interest. |
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