ROADMAP OF NEED 2018 Keith Poston & Lauren Bock, Public School Forum
Roadmap of Need 2018 Annual Whole Child Needs Assessment for North Carolina Youth 20 Indicators of Wellness 4 Domains: Health Youth Behavior and Safety Education Economic Development
Ranking Methodology Indicator Domain Overall Ranking Ranking Ranking • Ordered • Averaged • Averaged counties the the ranking from rankings of of all 20 highest to all counties indicators lowest or from each for each lowest to of the five county highest, indicators • Ranked depending • Ranked counties on counties 1-100 category 1-100 based on • Ranked based on those counties those averages 1-100 averages
Health Teen Number of Child Child Food Child Pregnancy Physicians Fatality Insecurity Obesity 2011-2015 Number of Number of Percentage of Percentage of Average Doctors of Child Deaths Children Under Children Ages Number of Medicine per 10,000 Age 18 Living 2-4 Considered Pregnancies per Licensed with Children Under in Food Obese 1,000 Females NC Medical Age 18 in 2015. Insecure Participating in Ages 15-19. Board per Households in the 10,000 in 2015. 2015. Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) in 2015.
Youth Behavior & Safety Juvenile Children in Juvenile Short-Term Child Abuse Detention DSS Delinquency Suspension and Neglect Admissions Custody Number of Number of Number of Number of Number of Delinquent Suspensions per Times Individual Children Who Children with Complaints 1,000 School Youth were Were in Confirmed Received by Age Students in Placed in Division of Cases of Child Court Services the 2015-2016 Detention per Social Services Abuse and Offices per School Year 1,000 Youth (DSS) Custody Neglect per 1,000 Youth from the 115 Ages 6-17 in at Some Point 1,000 Youth Ages 6-15 in Local Education 2016. During 2016 Under Age 18 in 2016. Agencies (LEAs) per 1,000 Youth 2016. in North Under Age 18. Carolina.
Education 3 rd Grade ACT Percentages Graduation Math I Reading Composite of AMO Rate Proficiency Proficiency Score Targets Met Cohort Percentage of Percentage of Average Number of Graduation Students’ Students’ Composite ACT AMO Targets Rate for the 4- Scores at or Scores at or Score for 11 th Met in each year cohort Above Grade Above Grade Grade Students School within entering 9 th Level Level in each of each of North grade in 2012- Proficiency on Proficiency on North Carolina’s 115 2013 and the Third Grade the Math I End- Carolina’s 115 LEAs in graduating in Reading of-Course LEAs in 2014-2015. 2015-2016 or End-of-Grade (EOC) Test in 2015-2016. earlier. (EOG) Test in 2015-2016. 2015-2016.
Economic Development Median Adults with Single Child Unemployment Household Bachelor’s Parent Poverty Rate Income Degree Households Exact Middle of Percentage of Number of Percentage of 2011-2015 the Household Children Unemployed the Population Five-Year Income under Age 18 Individuals as a 25 Years of Age Average of the Distribution in Living At or Percentage of the and Older who Percentage of Each County in Below the Labor Force in 2016. have Obtained a Children Living 2016. Poverty Level Bachelor’s in Single-Parent in 2016. Degree or Households Higher During Out of All the Five-Year Children Living Average of in Family 2012-2016. Households.
Overall Data & Rankings Overall Data sorted Overall Rankings sorted alphabetically by county numerically by rank name Overall Ranking • Averaged the ranking of all 20 indicators for each county • Ranked counties 1- 100 based on those averages
Overall Rankings
Now What? Telling a Story Example of County Analysis: Pitt County - 67 Health: Education: Teen Pregnancy: 11 Graduation Rate: 69 Number of Physicians: 4 3 rd Grade Reading: 66 Child Fatality: 79 Math 1: 62 Child Food Insecurity: 35 ACT Composite: 77 Child Obesity: 66 AMO Targets: 85 Youth Behavior & Safety: Economic Development: Juvenile Delinquency: 94 Household Income: 44 Short-Term Suspensions: 98 Child Poverty: 41 Detention Admissions: 93 Unemployment: 58 Children in DSS Custody: 33 Bachelor’s Degrees: 16 Child Abuse/Neglect: 43 Single Parent Households: 80
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2017/2018 Comparison 2017 2018
Top Ranked Counties 2018 2017 1 ORANGE 1 ORANGE 2 UNION 2 WAKE 3 WAKE 3 UNION 4 CABARRUS 4 CABARRUS 5 WATAUGA 5 DARE
Lowest Ranked Counties 2018 2017 96 NORTHAMPTON 96 ANSON 97 WARREN 97 HALIFAX 98 HALIFAX 98 WARREN 99 ROBESON 99 ROBESON 100 EDGECOMBE 100 EDGECOMBE
Largest Shift in Rankings Decrease Increase Alleghany County: 59 to 75 Currituck County: 31 to 15 Clay County: 37 to 57 Durham County: 47 to 28 Granville County: 45 to 23 Greene County: 88 to 72 Madison County: 53 to 37
Now What? How to Use the Roadmap: Utilize the Data to Demonstrate Needs Find Successes & Areas for Improvement Community Collaboration Increase Resources (Grant Writing, Etc)
Now What? Sharing Your Story Take the Data to Policymakers! School Board Members County Commissioners Members of the General Assembly
Thank You! Questions? Contact Information Keith Poston Lauren Bock President & Executive Director Director, Policy & Programs kposton@ncforum.org lbock@ncforum.org 919.781.6833, ext. 105 919.781.6833, ext. 132 2018 Roadmap of Need Download at www.ncforum.org
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