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Missouri Girl Scouts “Downstate” Council

Missouri Girl Scouts “Downstate” Council. June 22, 2006. Tanna L. Klein Office of Social & Economic Data Analysis University of Missouri-Columbia. The newly forming council is very demographically diverse.

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Missouri Girl Scouts “Downstate” Council

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  1. Missouri Girl Scouts “Downstate” Council June 22, 2006 Tanna L. Klein Office of Social & Economic Data Analysis University of Missouri-Columbia

  2. The newly forming council is very demographically diverse. This diversity will require social and economic adjustments in our councils and communities. “Charting our Journey”

  3. Newly Formed “Downstate” Girl Scout Council

  4. Newly Formed “Downstate” Girl Scout Council

  5. From 1980 to 1990 more than 65,000 moved away from Missouri than moved in From 1990-2000 more than 250,000 more people to Missouri than moved away A majority moving here during the 1990s came from the west coast Missouri population change 1980-1990 and 1990-2000

  6. Age Structure

  7. Racial/Ethnic Diversity

  8. Educational Diversity

  9. Economic Diversity

  10. New Economic DevelopmentConsiderations • Globalization • Revolution in Telecommunications • Cost of Living • Quality of Life

  11. Household Structure

  12. The technological revolution

  13. According to the 2004-2005 Missouri School Improvement Parent Survey, 69% of parents report that their child has access to the Internet at home. However…

  14. Kids Count

  15. Percent of Children Enrolled for Free/Reduced Lunches

  16. Percent of Births to Moms with Under 12 Years Education

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