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Poor Students
(3 Charts)
Districts with more poor students have
more minority teachers.
(Chart 1 of 3)
Data Source:
http://www.cde.ca.gov/demographics/files/paif.htm
- In the Five County Region, in districts with less than 30% of
students participating in subsidized meal programs, less than 16% of
teachers are minorities.
- The relationship is much stronger in Los Angeles County and the
Los Angeles Unified School District: districts with more than 60 % of
students participating in subsidized meal programs have more than 35%
minority teachers.
- In LACO and 5CR, districts with more than 90% of students
participating in subsidized meal programs have nearly 70 % minority
teachers.
Poor students are less likely to
have fully credentialed teachers.
(Chart 2 of 3)
Data Source:
http://www.cde.ca.gov/demographics/files/paif.htm
- Across the region, districts in with less than 20% of students
participating in subsidized meal program have more than 90 %
teachers with full credentials.
- Districts with more than 60% of students participating in
subsidized meal program have less than 80% teachers with full
credentials.
Poor students are likely to have
less experienced teachers.
(Chart 3 of 3)
Data Source:
http://www.cde.ca.gov/demographics/files/paif.htm
- The pattern is fairly consistent, but the relationship is not
strong.
- In the Five County Region, districts with less than 40% of
students participating in subsidized meal program have teachers
averaging more than 12 years of experience.
- Districts with more than 80% of students participating in
subsidized meal program have teachers averaging less than 11 years
of experience.
Last Updated:
July 27, 2005
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