Northridge Local Schools

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1 Living in or Living in Dire Dire Poverty or aa Financially Financially Living inpoverty Dire Poverty or a Stressed Family Stressed Family Financially Stressed Family Northmont Northridge Dayton PublicK 12 K 12Students Students Financially Stressed Family % 21.6% % 51.5% 51.5% 26.8% % living living in in dire dire poverty poverty (below (below 100% 100% of of the the FPL) FPL) living in dire poverty (below 100% of the FPL) living in stressed family (100% to in aa financially financially stressed(100 family (100%of tothe FPL) living inliving financially stressed families to 199% 199% 199% of of the the FPL) FPL) in above of living in families families aboveof200% 200% of the the FPL FPL living inliving families above 200% the FPL Source: American Community Survey estimates with extrapolation by the University of Dayton Business Research Group

2 65% 35% % of Northridge Public School kindergartners who begin school ready to learn * %% of of Northmont Dayton Public Public School School kindergartners who who begin begin school school ready ready to to learn * 55% 25% 45% 15% 35% 5% 25% Black, Non Hispanic Female Black, Non Hispanic Black, Non Hispanic Male White, Non Hispanic White, Non Hispanic Female Female Male White, Non Hispanic Male * Ready to learn is defined as scoring in the highest of 3 bands on Ohio s Kindergarten Readiness Assessment, given to all children at the start of their kindergarten year. 2

3 100% 100% % of Northridge 3rd graders who are proficient in reading % of Dayton % of Northmont Public School 3rd graders 3rd graders who who are proficient are proficient in reading reading Black, Non Hispanic Female Black, Non Hispanic Male White, Non Hispanic Female White, Non Hispanic Male 3

4 100% 100% % of Northridge 8th graders who are proficient in math % of % Dayton of Northmont Public School 8th graders 8th graders who who are proficient are proficient in math in math Black, Non Hispanic Female Black, Non Hispanic Male White, Non Hispanic Female White, Non Hispanic Male 4

5 100% 100% % of Northridge students who graduate from high school % of Dayton % of Northmont Public School students students who who graduate graduate from from high high school school 95% 85% 75% Black, Non Hispanic Female Black, Non Hispanic Male White, Non Hispanic Female White, Non Hispanic Male 5

6 % of Northridge high school grads enrolling in college the 1st year after graduation 75% %% of of Northmont Dayton high school grads grads enrolling in college the the 1st 1st year year after after graduation 65% 55% African American White Female Male 6

7 % of Northridge high schools grads returning to college a 2nd year % of % of Northmont Dayton high schools grads grads returning to college to college a 2nd a 2nd year year 55% 45% 35% African American White Female Male 7

8 14% 35% Northridge chronic absenteeism rates, * Northmont Dayton chronic absenteeism rates, rates, * 35% 35% 12% 25% 25% 25% 8% 15% 6% 15% 15% 4% 2% 5% 5% 0% Northmont Northridge Dayton African American Female African American Male African American Female African American Male White Female White Female White Male White Male * Chronically absent is defined as missing 15 or more days of school. 8

9 Out of school suspensions per 100 Northridge students* by race and gender Out of school Out of school suspensions suspensions per 100 per Dayton 100 Northmont students*by students* race and gender by race and gender # of of Students Students Black, Non Hispanic Female Black, Non Hispanic Male White, Non Hispanic Female White, Non Hispanic Male *These lines reflect the number of suspensions per every 100 students. Some students may be suspended multiple times. 9