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Food For Thought Luncheon #6

What We Know about Central Texas: 2010 Central Texas Education Profile. Food For Thought Luncheon #6. E 3 Alliance Dr. Carol Fenimore Safari Dr. Jim Van Overschelde November 17, 2010. Central Texas Demographic Changes.

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Food For Thought Luncheon #6

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  1. What We Know about Central Texas: 2010 Central Texas Education Profile Food For Thought Luncheon #6 E3Alliance Dr. Carol Fenimore Safari Dr. Jim Van Overschelde November 17, 2010

  2. Central TexasDemographic Changes E3 Alliance analysis of 2008-09 TEA student data retrieved January 2010 from http://ritter.tea.state.tx.us/perfreport/aeis/2009/download.html.

  3. Central Texas Demographic Changes

  4. % Low Income, 1998-99 Publicly available 1998-99 TEA student data retrieved from http://ritter.tea.state.tx.us/perfreport/aeis/99/xplore/DownloadSelData.html retrieved in January 2010. Map prepared by Garrett Groves

  5. % Low Income, 2008-09

  6. % ELL, 1998-99

  7. % ELL, 2008-09

  8. Central TexasEconomic Future

  9. Texas Workforce Commission (www.tracer2.com) and Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas (http://dallasfed.org/data/topic.html)

  10. Source: E3 Alliance analysis of workforce projections and salary data from Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc.(EMSI) and the United States Bureau Labor.

  11. Education Required for New High-Wage, High-Growth Jobs in Central Texas, 2009-2019 Source: E3 Alliance analysis of workforce projections and salary data from Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc.(EMSI) and the United States Bureau Labor.

  12. 2008-09Student Achievement E3 Alliance analysis of 2008-09 TEA student data retrieved January 2010 from http://ritter.tea.state.tx.us/perfreport/aeis/2009/download.html.

  13. Graduation and College & Career Readiness 2004-05 1st time 9th Graders* 2003-04 1st time 9th Graders** 2007-08 High School Graduates*** *All CTX Students including charter schools **34 CTX Districts, not including students who moved ***8 Districts that participated in the Student Futures Project

  14. Source: E3 Alliance analysis of THECB P-16 Data

  15. Source: Ad Hoc PEIMS Data Request Compiled by Texas Education Agency

  16. Source: Ray Marshall Center Student Futures Project, University of Texas – Austin, May 2009. Participating districts: Austin, Eanes, Bastrop, Hays, Leander, Manor, Pflugerville, Round Rock, and San Marcos

  17. Source: Ray Marshall Center Student Futures Project, University of Texas Austin

  18. Student growth Moving Forward

  19. Measuring Student Growth Prior School Year Summer Current School Year Equal? TAKS TAKS Growth

  20. Source: Colorado Department of Education

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