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Elementary and Middle School Students
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Average Percent of Students Attending Each School Day
(2003)
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92.4%
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Number of American Indian Students
(2003)
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173
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Number of Asian Students
(2003)
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2,976
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Number of Black Students
(2003)
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6,421
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Number of Hispanic Students
(2003)
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7,901
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Number of Registered Students
(2003)
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43,447
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Number of White Students
(2003)
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25,976
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Percent of all Students Who Are American Indian
(2003)
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0.4%
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Percent of all Students Who Are Asian
(2003)
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6.8%
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Percent of all Students Who Are Black
(2003)
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14.8%
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Percent of all Students Who Are Hispanic
(2003)
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18.2%
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Percent of all Students Who Are White
(2003)
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59.8%
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Percent of Students Meeting State and City English Standards by Performing At or Above Grade Level
(2005)
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63.8%
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Elementary and Middle School Teachers
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Percent of Teachers with Master's Degrees or Higher
(2003)
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85.5%
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Educational Attainment By Race
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Number of Asian People Over 25 with a College Degree
(2000)
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5,047
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Number of Asian People Over 25 with a Graduate or Professional Degree
(2000)
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2,629
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Number of Asian People Over 25 with a High School Diploma or GED
(2000)
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2,884
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Number of Asian People Over 25 with Less than a High School Education
(2000)
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2,561
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Number of Asian People Over 25 with Some College or an Associates Degree
(2000)
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3,209
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Number of Black People Over 25 with a College Degree
(2000)
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2,969
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Number of Black People Over 25 with a Graduate or Professional Degree
(2000)
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1,413
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Number of Black People Over 25 with a High School Diploma or GED
(2000)
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6,158
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Number of Black People Over 25 with Less than a High School Education
(2000)
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5,668
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Number of Black People Over 25 with Some College or an Associates Degree
(2000)
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7,262
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Number of People with Other Races Over 25 with a College Degree
(2000)
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1,505
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Number of People with Other Races Over 25 with a Graduate or Professional Degree
(2000)
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693
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Number of People with Other Races Over 25 with a High School Diploma or GED
(2000)
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5,379
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Number of People with Other Races Over 25 with Less than a High School Education
(2000)
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4,673
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Number of People with Other Races Over 25 with Some College or an Associates Degree
(2000)
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4,447
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Number of White People Over 25 with a College Degree
(2000)
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31,996
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Number of White People Over 25 with a Graduate or Professional Degree
(2000)
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21,862
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Number of White People Over 25 with a High School Diploma or GED
(2000)
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84,424
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Number of White People Over 25 with Less than a High School Education
(2000)
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38,261
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Number of White People Over 25 with Some College or an Associates Degree
(2000)
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60,755
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Percent of Asian People Over 25 with a College Degree
(2000)
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30.9%
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Percent of Asian People Over 25 with a Graduate or Professional Degree
(2000)
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16.1%
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Percent of Asian People Over 25 with a High School Diploma or GED
(2000)
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17.7%
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Percent of Asian People Over 25 with Less than a High School Education
(2000)
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15.7%
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Percent of Asian People Over 25 with Some College or an Associates Degree
(2000)
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19.7%
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Percent of Black People Over 25 with a College Degree
(2000)
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12.7%
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Percent of Black People Over 25 with a Graduate or Professional Degree
(2000)
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6.0%
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Percent of Black People Over 25 with a High School Diploma or GED
(2000)
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26.2%
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Percent of Black People Over 25 with Less than a High School Education
(2000)
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24.1%
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Percent of Black People Over 25 with Some College or an Associates Degree
(2000)
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30.9%
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Percent of People with Other Races Over 25 with a College Degree
(2000)
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9.0%
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Percent of People with Other Races Over 25 with a Graduate or Professional Degree
(2000)
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4.2%
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Percent of People with Other Races Over 25 with a High School Diploma or GED
(2000)
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32.2%
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Percent of People with Other Races Over 25 with Less than a High School Education
(2000)
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28.0%
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Percent of People with Other Races Over 25 with Some College or an Associates Degree
(2000)
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26.6%
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Percent of White People Over 25 with a College Degree
(2000)
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13.5%
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Percent of White People Over 25 with a Graduate or Professional Degree
(2000)
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9.2%
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Percent of White People Over 25 with a High School Diploma or GED
(2000)
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35.6%
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Percent of White People Over 25 with Less than a High School Education
(2000)
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16.1%
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Percent of White People Over 25 with Some College or an Associates Degree
(2000)
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25.6%
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Educational Attainment By Hispanic Origin
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Number of Latinos Over 25 with a College Degree
(2000)
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2,488
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Number of Latinos Over 25 with a Graduate or Professional Degree
(2000)
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1,313
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Number of Latinos Over 25 with a High School Diploma or GED
(2000)
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9,252
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Number of Latinos Over 25 with Less than a High School Education
(2000)
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8,338
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Number of Latinos Over 25 with Some College or an Associates Degree
(2000)
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7,796
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Number of Non-Latinos Over 25 with a College Degree
(2000)
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30,344
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Number of Non-Latinos Over 25 with a Graduate or Professional Degree
(2000)
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20,976
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Number of Non-Latinos Over 25 with a High School Diploma or GED
(2000)
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79,338
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Number of Non-Latinos Over 25 with Less than a High School Education
(2000)
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33,938
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Number of Non-Latinos Over 25 with Some College or an Associates Degree
(2000)
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56,380
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Percent of Latinos Over 25 with a College Degree
(2000)
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8.5%
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Percent of Latinos Over 25 with a Graduate or Professional Degree
(2000)
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4.5%
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Percent of Latinos Over 25 with a High School Diploma or GED
(2000)
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31.7%
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Percent of Latinos Over 25 with Less than a High School Education
(2000)
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28.6%
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Percent of Latinos Over 25 with Some College or an Associates Degree
(2000)
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26.7%
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Percent of Non-Latinos Over 25 with a College Degree
(2000)
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13.7%
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Percent of Non-Latinos Over 25 with a Graduate or Professional Degree
(2000)
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9.5%
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Percent of Non-Latinos Over 25 with a High School Diploma or GED
(2000)
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35.9%
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Percent of Non-Latinos Over 25 with Less than a High School Education
(2000)
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15.4%
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Percent of Non-Latinos Over 25 with Some College or an Associates Degree
(2000)
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25.5%
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