Underprivileged Children In Schools

Percent of English Learners
Percent of high school students classified as "English Learners", by LAUSD board district.
Client:   Policy Analysis for California Education - PACE

Underprivileged children are spread across many of the school board districts within Los Angeles, and PACE asked GreenInfo to develop visualizations of their situations to inform ongoing school board budget decisions.

GreenInfo prepared a series of three maps, drawing from Data Quest and American Community Survey data, to demonstrate the geographic locations with high concentrations of children in need.  The maps include statistics on students who are: English learners,  receiving free or reduced lunches, and/or living in poverty are best illustrated on a map.

The maps are being used by PACE to inform budgeting decisions and how to best allocate funds that assist children in need.

Focus:   Education  

Services:  GIS Services, Data, Maps 

Tags:   Children, Esri ArcGIS, Los Angeles, Poverty, schools  

Project Years: 2014

GreenInfo Network creates, analyzes, visualizes and communicates information in the public interest. We specialize in mapping and related technology for nonprofits and public agencies, focusing on using it for conservation, social equity, public health, environment and foundation grant making.
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