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Data Recap (Defining the Population)

This report examines the population living in Duval County, specifically focusing on ZIP Code 32206 and the Eastside neighborhood. It explores poverty rates, access to food, prevalence of crime, and availability of quality childcare.

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Data Recap (Defining the Population)

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  1. Data Recap(Defining the Population) Presented by NLP Logix Kids Hope Alliance Board Meeting June 11, 2018

  2. A county, a ZIP Code, a neighborhood Duval County ZIP Code: 32206 Census Tract 017400 Eastside Neighborhood

  3. Defining Poverty *note: 185% of the poverty line defines the cutoff for reduced price meals for school children Reference: Health and Human Services

  4. Defining the neighborhood • Eastside • Census Tract 174 • Bordered by the river on two sides • Below 8th Street • East of Palmetto Matthew Gilbert Middle Kids Hope Alliance Office TIAA Bank Field

  5. Who is living in Duval County? • 890,673 people • 7th largest county in Florida • 17% in poverty (169k people) • 31st of 67 counties in Florida • Jacksonville ranks 32nd in terms of most poverty in the 100 largest cities of the US • National poverty rate is 15.5% • Food Access • 25% (220k) are considered low access • 64% of counties in the US have better food access than Duval County. References: 2015 American Community Survey, 2018 USDA Food Desert

  6. Who is living in 32206? • 17,141 people • 42% in poverty (6.7k people) • 3rd highest ZIP code for poverty in the county • 31st highest ZIP Code in the state • Top 3 % of all US ZIP Codes • More than double the US average Andrew Jackson High Kirby Smith Middle John Love Elementary Matthew Gilbert Middle References: 2015 American Community Survey

  7. Who is living in this Eastside Neighborhood? • 2483 people • 20th smallest in the county out of 174 census tracts • 40% in poverty (891 people) • More than twice the poverty rate of the city • 14th highest census tract for poverty rate in the city • Food Access • Low Access Tract at ½ mile • 35% of households do not have a car Matthew Gilbert Middle TIAA Bank Field References: 2015 American Community Survey, USDA Food Desert

  8. Beyond Poverty In both 32206 and in the Eastside neighborhood, over half of the population earn less than 185% of the poverty level Percent of Population Below Percent of Federal Poverty Level Reference: 2015 American Community Survey

  9. How many children live in poverty? • Of the 204,854 youth living in Duval County • 26% of people under the age of 18 live in poverty (~53k youth) • 21.7% of youth nationally live in poverty • 29% of related children under 5 years old live in poverty (~17.5k youth) Reference: 2015 American Community Survey

  10. How many children live in poverty? • Of the 204,854 youth living in Duval County • 26% of people under the age of 18 live in poverty (~53k youth) • 21.7% of youth nationally live in poverty • 29% of related children under 5 years old live in poverty (~17.5k youth) • Of the 3,936 youth living in 32206 • 63% of people under the age of 18 live in poverty (~2.7k youth) • 72% of related children under 5 years old live in poverty (~975 youth) Reference: 2015 American Community Survey

  11. How many children live in poverty? • Of the 204,855 youth living in Duval County • 26% of people under the age of 18 live in poverty (~53k youth) • 21.7% of youth nationally live in poverty • 29% of related children under 5 years old live in poverty (~17.5k youth) • Of the 4,233 youth living in 32206 • 63% of people under the age of 18 live in poverty (~2.7k youth) • 72% of related children under 5 years old live in poverty (~975) • Of the 660 youth living in Eastside Neighborhood • 59% of people under the age of 18 live in poverty (~390 youth) • 93% of related children under 5 years old live in poverty (~150 youth) Reference: 2015 American Community Survey

  12. How prevalent is crime? In 2016, Duval County had • 71 property and violent crimes per 1000 people • 19 violent crimes per 1000 people Reference: Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Incidents Data

  13. How prevalent is crime? In 2016, Duval County had • 71 property and violent crimes per 1000 people • 19 violent crimes per 1000 people In 2016, 32206 had • 142 property and violent crimes per 1000 people • 53 violent crimes per 1000 people Reference: Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Incidents Data

  14. How prevalent is crime? In 2016, Duval County had • 71 property and violent crimes per 1000 people • 19 violent crimes per 1000 people In 2016, 32206 had • 142 property and violent crimes per 1000 people • 53 violent crimes per 1000 people In 2016, the Eastside neighborhood had • 161 property and violent crimes per 1000 people • 56 violent crimes per 1000 people Reference: Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Incidents Data

  15. Is quality childcare available? Kindergarten Readiness • Duval County as a whole • 347 providers • 33% (115) have readiness of 50% or lower • Average Readiness: 59% • Average FLKRS: 53% • 37th out of 67 counties in Florida (Average score: 54%) Reference: Early Learning Coalition of Duval County/Florida Department of Education School Readiness

  16. Is quality childcare available? Kindergarten Readiness • Duval County as a whole • 347 providers • 33% (139 providers) have readiness of 50% or lower • Average Readiness: 59% • Average FLKRS: 53% • 37th out of 67 counties in Florida (Average score: 54%) • 32206 • 18 providers • 17 have recorded rates • 53% (9 providers) have readiness of 50% or lower • Average Readiness: 45% Reference: Early Learning Coalition of Duval County/Florida Department of Education School Readiness

  17. Is quality childcare available? Guiding Stars are assigned by the Early Learning Coalition of Duval County to indicate childcare quality. The program is voluntary, but programs must participate and have 3, 4, or 5 stars to receive some of the available city funds. 3.1-4 4.1-4.5 2.5-3 Reference: Early Learning Coalition of Duval County

  18. How are schools performing? • In 2017, Duval received a B grade from FDOE • Only 11 of 67 counties received an A grade • 24th with respect to total points possible • 3rd highest points out of 67 counties for College and Career Acceleration • 46th out of 67 counties for English Language Achievement • 32nd out of 67 counties for Mathematics Achievement Reference: Florida Department of Education District Grades

  19. How are schools performing? • Overall graduation rate of 79% for the 15-16 school year. • 39th out of 67 Counties in Florida • Tied for 6th in the top 10 most populous counties • Tied with Baker for the lowest out of the surrounding counties Reference: Florida Department of Education District Grades

  20. Relating graduation rate & economic status Stanton College Preparatory Reference: Florida Department of Education School Grades

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