Monday, July 27, 2015

MapED | Educational Attainment Comparison of School Districts and the Nation

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Educational Attainment Comparison of School Districts and the Nation

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MapED is a project developed by the NCES CENSUS Mapping Program. Our goal is to provide a rich GIS experience using CENSUS and NCES datasets and publications. Story Maps present interesting data concepts in an interactive and easily digestable format for everyone.

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NEW EDGE

The Education Demographic and Geographic Estimates Program (EDGE) develops demographic and geographic data for the nation’s schools and school districts. EDGE provides a variety of demographic projects about children, parents, and other populations residing in education-related geographies.

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School Attendance Boundary Survey (SABS)

The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) has initiated a data collection effort to collect school attendance boundaries for public schools in the 50 states and the District of Columbia in 2013. Beginning in November, school districts across the United States will be able to use the NCES school mapping web application to draw, upload, or update previous public school boundaries in a web application designed just for this purpose.

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Educational Attainment Comparison of School Districts and the Nation

Compare school districts to the nation for ages 25 years and over in three levels of educational attainment: high school graduate (or equivalent) or higher, bachelor's degree or higher, and graduate or professional degree.

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Enrollment in Public/Private School by Race

Researchers often examine the influence of the racial make-up of educational entities on factors that measure student achievement, access to resources, and more. View these school district maps side-by-side to compare the latest statistical data on the subject.

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School Bullying

Safe environments are critical to learning. The Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC) provides a lens on school climate and the bullying that students too often endure on the basis of race, sex, and disability.

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