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Schools and Poverty
(2 Charts)
In the LA Unified School
District, most schools are high poverty schools.
(Chart 1 of 2)
Data Source:
http://data1.cde.ca.gov/dataquest/ and
http://www.cde.ca.gov/demographics/files/enrsch.htm
- In the Five County Region, schools have varying proportions of
students who are poor.
- Nevertheless, in the 5CR, approximately 1/3 schools have
≥ 80% of students who are poor.
- In Los Angeles County, approximately 2/5 schools have
≥ 80% of students who are poor.
- Outside Los Angeles, only about 1/5 schools
have ≥ 80% of students who are
poor.
- In Los Angeles Unified School District, almost 3/5 schools
have ≥ 80% of students who are
poor.
- Thus, though poor schools are evenly distributed throughout the
5CR overall, poor schools are more concentrated in LACO than OLACO.
In the LA Unified
School District, most students attend high poverty schools.
(Chart 2 of 2)
Data Source:
http://data1.cde.ca.gov/dataquest/ and
http://www.cde.ca.gov/demographics/files/enrsch.htm
- In the Five County Region, students attend schools with varying
proportions of students who are poor.
- Nevertheless, in the 5CR, approximately 1/3 students attend
schools with ≥ 80% of poor
students.
- In Los Angeles County, approximately 2/5 students attend schools
with ≥ 80% of students who are
poor.
- Outside Los Angeles, only 1/10 students attend schools with
≥ 80% of poor students.
- In Los Angeles Unified School District, almost 2/3 students
attend schools with ≥ 80% of
poor students.
- Thus, though students are evenly distributed poor schools
throughout the 5CR overall, students are more concentrated in poor
schools in LACO than OLACO.
Last Updated:
July 31, 2005
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