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Info graphics for the Washtenaw Alliance for Children and Youth's 2014 report card on county students' status. (Courtesy of Washtenaw Alliance for Children and Youth)
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Washtenaw Alliance for Children and Youth 2014 report card info graphics
Info graphics for the Washtenaw Alliance for Children and Youth's 2014 report card on county students' status. (Courtesy of Washtenaw Alliance for Children and Youth)
Info graphics for the Washtenaw Alliance for Children and Youth's 2014 report card on county students' status. (Courtesy of Washtenaw Alliance for Children and Youth)
Community Outcome: Increase the high school graduation rate of economically
disadvantaged youth. 40% of economically disadvantaged students missed more than 10 days of school last year. Average Composite Score (out of 36) 8% 41%
Graduate in 4 years 6 in 10 ED 8 in 10 non-ED live in economically disadvantaged (ED) families live in non-economically disadvantaged (non-ED) families 31% 69% Academic Prociency % Procient 3rd Grade Reading 8th Grade Math 11th Grade Math 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 74% non-ED 52% 53% ED 22% 48% 16% Percent College-Ready 23.3 17.7 College Ready students score at least an 18 on English, 22 on Algebra, 22 on Social Sciences, and 23 on Biology. Each subject is scored out of a total 36 points. Economically disadvantaged (ED) students are students who qualify for free/reduced price lunch or students whose families incomes are 185% below the federal poverty limit. All data based on most recent January 2014 data. MEAP MEAP MME 48,240 students in the Washtenaw Intermediate School District YOUTH SAFETY IN WASHTENAW COUNTY Community Outcome: Increase the physical and emotional safety of economically disadvantaged youth in their homes, schools, and community. H o m e S c h o o l C o m m u n i t y Home: 190 births to 15-19 year olds 1316 youth experienced homelessness 602 victims ages 0-17 of neglect and abuse 60% identified at least 1 supportive adult School: 43% of ED students felt safe compared to 55.7% of all students 16% of students reported being bullied 79% of all students versus 67% of economically disadvantaged students participated in extracurricular activities Community: 11% had 1+ alcoholic drinks in the past 30 days 177 violent offenses and 447 non-violent offenses committed last year 39% felt depressed in the last 12 months 16% seriously considered suicide in the last 12 months Economically disadvantaged (ED) students are students who qualify for free/reduced price lunch or students whose families incomes are 185% below the federal poverty limit. All data based on most recent January 2014 data.
Non-Proficient Students in Whiteville City Schools (WCS) Leaving Second Grade Will Be Identified by The Feeder School Based On Student Profile and Text Reading Comprehension (TRC) /mclass Assessment