The State of Texas Children 2006: Fort Bend County
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| Median Age: |
33 |
Adult Population with High School Diploma: |
84.3% |
| Average Household Size: |
3.1 |
Adult Population with Bachelor's Degree: |
36.9% |
| Rural Population Percentage: |
10.0% |
Texas House District(s): |
26-28 |
| Home-Ownership Rate: |
80.8% |
Texas Senate District(s): |
13, 17, 18 |
| Language Other Than English Spoken at Home: |
30.7% |
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Fort Bend County Data
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Most Current Year
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Count |
% or
Rate |
Current
Rank |
2000 Data
(rate or % reported unless not available)
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Change Since 2000 |
County with 1st
Rank
(rate or % reported unless not available) |
County with Last Rank
(ties may cause final ranks to be less than 254th)
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I. Family and Community Population |
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MC=Multiple Counties |
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i. Total Population
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2004 |
433,376 |
-- |
10th |
354,452 |
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Harris = 3,645,275 |
Loving = 63 (254th) |
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a. White |
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2004 |
190,533 |
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10th |
163,788 |
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Harris = 1,374,353 |
Loving = 55 (254th) |
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b. Black |
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2004 |
91,196 |
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5th |
69,579 |
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Harris = 651,851 |
MC = 0 (251st) |
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c. Hispanic |
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2004 |
95,677 |
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11th |
74,871 |
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Harris = 1,381,191 |
Loving = 8 (254th) |
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d. Other Race |
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2004 |
55,970 |
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4th |
46,214 |
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Harris = 237,880 |
Loving = 0 (254th) |
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ii. Total Child Population
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2004 |
127,837 |
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10th |
113,472 |
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Harris = 1,028,371 |
Loving = 9 (254th) |
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a. White |
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2004 |
51,223 |
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10th |
47,402 |
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Harris = 303,149 |
Loving = 6 (254th) |
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b. Black |
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2004 |
28,314 |
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5th |
23,631 |
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Harris = 199,237 |
MC = 0 (245th) |
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c. Hispanic |
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2004 |
33,132 |
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11th |
27,579 |
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Harris = 470,279 |
MC = 3 (253rd) |
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d. Other Race |
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2004 |
15,168 |
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4th |
14,860 |
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Harris = 55,706 |
MC = 0 (245th) |
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iii. Child Population by Age Group |
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a. 0-5 |
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2004 |
34,620 |
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11th |
33,254 |
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Harris = 367,142 |
Loving = 2 (254th) |
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b. 6-11 |
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2004 |
43,117 |
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10th |
39,544 |
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Harris = 327,234 |
Loving = 1 (254th) |
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c. 12-14 |
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2004 |
25,067 |
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9th |
20,579 |
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Harris = 171,005 |
Loving = 2 (254th) |
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d. 15-17 |
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2004 |
25,033 |
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9th |
20,095 |
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Harris = 162,990 |
Loving = 4 (254th) |
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Fort Bend County Data
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Most Current Year
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Count |
% or
Rate |
Current
Rank |
2000 Data
(rate or % reported unless not available)
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Change Since 2000 |
County with 1st
Rank
(rate or % reported unless not available) |
County with Last Rank
(ties may cause final ranks to be less than 254th)
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IV. Nutrition |
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MC=Multiple Counties |
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i. Children Receiving Food Stamps |
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2004 |
7,876
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6.2% |
235th |
1.1% |
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Brooks = 52.6% |
Loving = 0.0% (251st) |
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ii. Children (0-5) Receiving WIC* |
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2004 |
5,278
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18.6% |
245th |
13.8% |
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Hudspeth = 97.1% |
MC = 0.0% (253rd) |
iii. Children Receving Free or Reduced-Price Lunch (Percent of average daily attendance)
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2006 |
32,342
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36.8% |
240th |
27.8% |
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Reeves = 97.6% |
Collin = 20.5% (252nd) |
*Counties with small populations may yield WIC percentage participation rates greater than 100%. This may be due to the different methods and times of year that enrollment and population numbers are estimated by HHSC and the State Data Center, respectively.
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Fort Bend County Data
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Most Current Year
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Count |
% or
Rate |
Current
Rank |
2000 Data
(rate or % reported unless not available)
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Change Since 2000 |
County with 1st
Rank
(rate or % reported unless not available) |
County with Last Rank
(ties may cause final ranks to be less than 254th)
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V. Health Care |
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MC=Multiple Counties |
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i. Children (0-18) Enrolled in Medicaid |
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2004 |
16,940
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12.5% |
242nd |
4.9% |
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Hudspeth = 66.2% |
Borden = 4.9% (254th) |
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ii. Children (0-18) Enrolled in CHIP |
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2004 |
5,963
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4.4% |
216th |
0.8% |
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Stonewall = 17.8% |
Loving = 0.0% (254th) |
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Fort Bend County Data
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Most Current Year
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Count |
% or
Rate |
Current
Rank |
2000 Data
(rate or % reported unless not available)
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Change Since 2000 |
County with 1st
Rank
(rate or % reported unless not available) |
County with Last Rank
(ties may cause final ranks to be less than 254th)
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VI. Child Abuse/Neglect |
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MC=Multiple Counties |
i. Confirmed Victims of Child Abuse (Rate per 1,000 children ages 0-17)
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2005 |
421
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3.2 |
15th |
3.8 |
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MC = 0.0 |
MC = 10.0 (254th) |
ii. Children in Foster Care* (Rate per 1,000 children ages 0-17)
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2005 |
218
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1.7 |
225th |
1.4 |
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San Saba = 28.7 |
MC = 0.0 (236th) |
iii. Children in Family Violence Shelters (Rate per 1,000 children ages 0-17)
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2004 |
126
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1.0 |
199th |
1.1 |
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Borden = 22.6 |
MC = 0.0 (226th) |
*The base year for this indicator is 2001.
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Fort Bend County Data
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Most Current Year
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Count |
% or
Rate |
Current
Rank |
2000 Data
(rate or % reported unless not available)
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Change Since 2000 |
County with 1st
Rank
(rate or % reported unless not available) |
County with Last Rank
(ties may cause final ranks to be less than 254th)
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VII. Death and Violence |
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MC=Multiple Counties |
i. Child Death (Rate per 100,000 for children ages 0-14)
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2004 |
13
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13.4 |
120th |
13.6 |
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MC = 0.0 |
King = 100.0 (254th) |
ii. Teen Violent Deaths (Rate per 100,000 for teens ages 15-19)
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2004 |
16
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39.8 |
136th |
37.1 |
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MC = 0.0 |
Glasscock = 100.0 (254th) |
iii. Juvenile Violent Crime Arrests (Rate per 100,000 youths ages 10-17)
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2004 |
77
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100.0 |
131st |
100.0 |
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MC = 0.0 |
Crockett = 100.0 (254th) |
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Fort Bend County Data
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Most Current Year
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Count |
% or
Rate |
Current
Rank |
2000 Data
(rate or % reported unless not available)
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Change Since 2000 |
County with 1st
Rank
(rate or % reported unless not available) |
County with Last Rank
(ties may cause final ranks to be less than 254th)
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VIII. Early Care and Education |
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MC=Multiple Counties |
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i. Children (0-12) in State Subsidized Child Care |
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2004 |
1,606
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1.9% |
201st |
1.7% |
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Dimmit = 17.1% |
MC = 0.0% (245th) |
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ii. Children (3-4) in Public Pre-Kindergarten |
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2004 |
1,616
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14.0% |
228th |
10.7% |
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King = 100.0% |
MC = 0.0% (246th) |
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iii. Children (3-4) in Head Start Program* |
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2002 |
458
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3.9% |
217th |
3.7% |
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Sterling = 74.1% |
MC = 0.0% (224th) |
*"---" indicates that this county does not have a Head Start program. Children living in this county may attend Head Start in a neighboring county.
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Fort Bend County Data
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Most Current Year
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Count |
% or
Rate |
Current
Rank |
2003 Data
(rate or % reported unless not available)
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Change Since 2003 |
County with 1st
Rank
(rate or % reported unless not available) |
County with Last Rank
(ties may cause final ranks to be less than 254th)
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X. TAKS Data |
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MC=Multiple Counties |
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i. Students Passing TAKS Reading/ELA |
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a. Third Grade |
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2006 |
5,828 |
96.0% |
117th |
85.1% |
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MC = 100.0% |
Culberson = 79.5% (252nd) |
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b. Fourth Grade |
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2006 |
5,071 |
86.2% |
78th |
83.7% |
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MC = 100.0% |
Crosby = 51.2% (252nd) |
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c. Fifth Grade |
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2006 |
5,625 |
91.2% |
101st |
74.1% |
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MC = 100.0% |
Zavala = 66.5% (253rd) |
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d. Sixth Grade |
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2006 |
5,847 |
91.9% |
147th |
76.1% |
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MC = 100.0% |
Sterling = 70.0% (252nd) |
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e. Seventh Grade |
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2006 |
5,440 |
81.0% |
123rd |
77.4% |
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MC = 100.0% |
La Salle = 44.0% (252nd) |
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f. Eighth Grade |
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2006 |
5,733 |
86.9% |
106th |
81.4% |
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MC = 100.0% |
Cottle = 61.1% (251st) |
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g. Ninth Grade |
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2006 |
6,591 |
89.7% |
161st |
74.9% |
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MC = 100.0% |
Brooks = 72.3% (252nd) |
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h. Tenth Grade |
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2006 |
6,006 |
89.5% |
89th |
71.5% |
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MC = 100.0% |
Coke = 61.0% (252nd) |
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i. Eleventh Grade |
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2006 |
5,377 |
92.2% |
78th |
60.5% |
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MC = 100.0% |
Motley = 60.0% (252nd) |
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ii. Students Passing TAKS Math |
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a. Third Grade |
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2006 |
5,073 |
83.1% |
86th |
76.6% |
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MC = 100.0% |
Atascosa = 71.0% (223rd) |
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b. Fourth Grade |
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2006 |
5,175 |
86.6% |
71st |
77.9% |
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MC = 100.0% |
La Salle = 41.0% (252nd) |
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c. Fifth Grade |
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2006 |
5,674 |
91.1% |
121st |
72.1% |
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MC = 100.0% |
Hudspeth = 61.4% (253rd) |
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d. Sixth Grade |
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2006 |
4,989 |
78.1% |
160th |
60.6% |
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MC = 100.0% |
La Salle = 47.5% (252nd) |
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e. Seventh Grade |
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2006 |
4,805 |
71.3% |
118th |
57.2% |
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MC = 100.0% |
Cottle = 15.4% (252nd) |
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f. Eighth Grade |
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2006 |
4,541 |
69.2% |
109th |
58.3% |
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Hemphill = 97.2% |
MC = 42.0% (250th) |
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g. Ninth Grade |
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2006 |
4,443 |
61.3% |
112th |
74.9% |
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Dickens = 100.0% |
Cottle = 13.3% (252nd) |
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h. Tenth Grade |
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2006 |
4,364 |
65.9% |
67th |
58.5% |
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Glasscock = 94.7% |
Hudspeth = 26.8% (252nd) |
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i. Eleventh Grade |
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2006 |
4,774 |
82.5% |
71st |
55.5% |
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MC = 100.0% |
San Augustine = 47.9% (252nd) |
Note: Data may be reproduced without permission, provided the source is cited as: "The Texas Kids Count Project, Center for Public Policy Priorities, Austin, TX."
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