MPHS Executive Summary

Population in 2013 was 8,527, a growth of +3 % since 2010. Of this, approximately 5% were 65 years of age or older. Considering all households, about 14% were made up of individuals and roughly 4% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The 2012 per capita income for the CDP was $12,856, an increase from 2000. About 38.3% of families and 39.2% of the population were below the poverty line, including 47.5% of those, age 65 or over. The racial makeup of the CDP was 96.74% Native American most of whom were

The demographics of St. John the Baptist Parish revealed that African Americans predominately make up 55.4%, Caucasians make up 42% and Hispanics or Latinos make up 5.4%. Two or more ethnicities make up 1.2%, Native Americans or Pacific Islander make up 0.2% while American Indian/ Alaskan natives make up 0.4 %. Lastly Asians make up 0.8% of the population. The parish is academically proficient with 81% of the populace graduating high school and 15.2% obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree or higher. To conclude the statistical data, the median household income between 2010 and 2014 was reported as $50,716 with the per capita income of

As of recent the district is putting its finishing touches on its 2011 198.5 million bond. The district is home to twenty-two elementary schools, six intermediate schools, six middle schools, and five high schools. Also included in those facilities are one career and technology campus and an alternative education campus. MISD features a unique campus naming policy. For example, all the elementary campuses are named after historical Mansfield figures. Each campus is currently moving towards the implementation of using mobile technology in the classroom. Despite its history MISD is also one of the most diverse districts in

As for the city`s community, the per capita income was $21,478 with only 6.4% of the families and 8.1% of the total population resulting to be below the poverty line.This numbers included 11.6% of those under the age of 18 and 4.7% of those that were past 65.

median household income of $36,327 and showed 29.2% of them living in poverty in 2013

The total number of employees in the district county is 308,480, and these three sectors combined contain 40% of all the employees in the state. The manufacturing sector has about 38,500 people employed making an average of $72,800 yearly, while the retail sector has 39,000 people making an average of $30,000, and lastly, the healthcare sector has about 45,000 people working making an average of $50,121 every year. Another industry that consumes a big chunk of the workforce is accommodations and food services, with the average yearly salary of these employees being only $17,200. Only 19,281 people are considered unemployed which makes the unemployment rate 4.8%, making this district slightly higher than the national unemployment rate of 4.4%. The average household income in the district is $85,060, but the median household income is only $62,214 compared to the US which had an average of $53,657 per household this district is up more than $30,000 the national average. Of all the families that live in this district, 7.8% are considered to be living below the poverty line, and 11.5% of families with a child of the age 18 or below are living below the poverty line. As I stated this district is almost half urban and almost half rural, meaning we will have a good blend of all opinions, backgrounds, jobs, and many other factors that go into the elected officials and the opinion of the district as a

In this area the per capita income is $14,934 and about $37,000 per household. This is ranked 34th in the state. The income below poverty line is 28.7% which is 3rd in Texas, this is very high and is most likely due to the 175,368 that do not have a job. These statistics are no real surprise because statistics have shown that minorities statistically make less than

I reside in the Southwest Independent School District in San Antonio and attend Southwest High School. Southwest is a 6A sized public school. My class

In 1934, the Houston School Board changed the school from a junior college to a four year college and changed the name to

The two cities selected for this report are to include the city of Arvada and the City of Compton. Both coming from a long distance, the reports and statistical number between the two are jaw dropping. The major broad topics that will be focused on will include but not limited to population, education, and wealth statistics such as poverty level and income level.

There are many individuals in Houston living in destitution. I went and served nourishment to less blessed individuals downtown, and it influenced me to acknowledge that I am so fortunate to have the things and the life I do. Neediness impacts many individuals living in and around Houston. There is neediness on account of changes in the economy and also instructive holes. In the event that things don't change, at that point, Houston will see a lessening in instruction and a decline in gifted laborers. To end destitution, we can discover openings for work, ensure every tyke gets an equivalent possibility in school, and cooperate to help hostile to neediness

In the most general form, the data will include people who are 25+ years old, whether they do or do not have a high school diploma, and who out of this age group went on to obtain a higher degree. As seen in Figure 5, close to 49% of people, aged 25 and older, in Pima County received a high school diploma and 38% of this population obtained a higher degree. To be more specific, when looking at the percentages of male versus female education attainment they do not vary by much. When referencing Figure 6, it can be seen that males had a greater percentage than females when it comes to getting a higher

Houston is the most populous city in Texas, the largest city in the Southern United States and the fourth most populous city in the United States. According to the 2012 U.S. Census estimates, the city had a population of 2.16 million people within a land area of 599.6 square miles.

"It's a school of strong discipline a high standards. It's one of the best schools in Houston." "That's my vision for public education all around America."(Governor Bush) Bush also wants to change Head Start to a reading program and also he wants people to access reading money if they want to. Bush wants more kids to learn how to read and have more teach-for-the-children type teachers. Bush only cares for the children.

According to the census 2000, the total number of people in school between nursery and high school is approximately 57 million. Out of those 57 million, roughly 49 million are in public school. In students 15 – 17 years old, 30.8 % are below the modal grade. Furthermore, between 10 through 12 graders the annual dropout rate is 4.7%.