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Anchorage School District Ethnicity Report October 31, 2019 Alaska Anchorage School District Ethnicity Report October 31, 2019 Alaska African Native or Asian or Hispanic of American American Pacific Two or more Latino Total School School Year White or Black Indian Islander races (of any race) Nonwhite Totals 2010 - 11 23,160 3,164 4,326 7,151 6,176 4,983 25,800 48,960 47.30% 6.46% 8.84% 14.61% 12.61% 10.18% 52.70% 2011 - 12 22,496 3,044 4,301 7,350 5,149 6,428 26,272 48,768 46.13% 6.24% 8.82% 15.07% 10.56% 13.18% 53.87% 2012 - 13 22,020 3,066 4,215 7,590 6,621 5,328 26,820 48,840 45.09% 6.28% 8.63% 15.54% 13.55% 10.91% 54.91% 2013-14 21,347 2,926 4,154 7,571 6,787 5,444 26,882 48,229 44.26% 6.07% 8.61% 15.70% 14.07% 11.29% 55.74% 2014-15 20,878 2,761 4,224 7,748 7,034 5,443 27,210 48,088 43.42% 5.74% 8.78% 16.11% 14.63% 11.32% 56.58% 2015-16 20,751 2,764 4,229 7,838 7,262 5,488 27,581 48,332 42.93% 5.72% 8.75% 16.22% 15.03% 11.35% 57.07% Anchorage School District Ethnicity Report October 31, 2019 Alaska African Native or Asian or Hispanic of American American Pacific Two or more Latino Total School School Year White or Black Indian Islander races (of any race) Nonwhite Totals 2016-17 20,338 2,761 4,144 8,111 7,402 5,567 27,985 48,323 42.09% 5.71% 8.58% 16.78% 15.32% 11.52% 57.91% 2017-18 19,908 2,521 4,154 8,111 7,420 5,510 27,716 47,624 42.09% 5.71% 8.58% 16.78% 15.32% 11.52% 57.91% 2018-19 19,361 2,378 4,088 8,131 7,368 5,369 27,334 46,695 41.46% 5.10% 8.75% 17.41% 15.78% 11.50% 58.54% 2019-20 19,071 2,255 4,148 7,983 7,358 5,380 27,124 46,195 41.28% 4.88% 8.98% 17.28% 15.93% 11.65% 58.72% Change 2019-20 vs 2018-19 -290 -123 60 -148 -10 11 -210 -500 Change 2019-20 vs 2010-11 -4,089 -909 -178 832 1,182 397 1,324 -2,765 Percent Change Last Ten Years -17.66% -28.73% -4.11% 11.63% 19.14% 7.97% 5.13% -5.65% Anchorage School District Ethnicity Report October 31, 2019 Alaska African Native or Asian or Hispanic of American American Pacific Two or more Latino Total School Type of Program White or Black Indian Islander races (of any race) Nonwhite Totals ELEMENTARY 9,022 1,087 2,005 4,020 3,954 2,841 13,907 22,929 39.35% 4.73% 8.74% 17.53% 17.24% 12.39% 60.65% MIDDLE SCHOOL 2,597 407 657 1,353 1,057 793 4,267 6,864 37.84% 5.93% 9.57% 19.71% 15.40% 11.55% 62.16% HIGH SCHOOL 4,505 581 833 2,248 1,549 1,263 6,474 10,979 41.03% 5.29% 7.59% 20.48% 14.11% 11.50% 58.97% ALTERNATIVE 1,009 90 238 223 287 215 1,053 2,062 48.93% 4.36% 11.54% 10.81% 13.92% 10.43% 51.07% CHARTER 1,776 54 311 99 425 228 1,117 2,893 61.39% 1.87% 10.75% 3.42% 14.69% 7.88% 38.61% SPECIAL SCHOOLS 61 5 42 3 13 3 66 127 48.03% 3.94% 33.07% 2.36% 10.24% 2.36% 51.97% SPECIAL ED SERVICES 101 31 62 37 73 37 240 341 29.63% 9.09% 18.18% 10.85% 21.40% 10.85% 70.37% DISTRICT TOTALS 19,071 2,255 4,148 7,983 7,358 5,380 27,124 46,195 41.28% 4.88% 8.98% 17.28% 15.93% 11.65% 58.72% Anchorage School District Ethnicity Report October 31, 2019 Alaska African Native or Asian or Hispanic of American American Pacific Two or more Latino Total School Region White or Black Indian Islander races (of any race) Nonwhite Totals DISTRICTWIDE 3,382 213 678 532 936 560 2,919 6,301 53.67% 3.38% 10.76% 8.44% 14.85% 8.89% 46.33% EAST 1,113 495 737 2,068 1,131 849 5,280 6,393 17.41% 7.74% 11.52% 32.35% 17.69% 13.28% 82.59% EAGLE RIVER/CHUGIAK 3,896 141 268 186 696 528 1,819 5,715 68.17% 2.46% 4.69% 3.25% 12.18% 9.24% 31.83% NORTHEAST 1,177 484 631 1,682 1,115 633 4,545 5,722 20.57% 8.46% 11.03% 29.40% 19.49% 11.06% 79.43% ON BASE 789 126 6 49 143 255 579 1,368 57.68% 9.21% 0.44% 3.58% 10.45% 18.64% 42.32% SOUTHEAST 4,342 222 611 1,000 1,153 804 3,790 8,132 53.39% 2.73% 7.51% 12.29% 14.18% 9.89% 46.61% SOUTHWEST 2,445 189 615 1,136 1,272 666 3,878 6,323 38.67% 2.99% 9.73% 17.97% 20.12% 10.53% 61.33% WEST 1,927 385 602 1,330 912 1,085 4,314 6,241 30.88% 6.17% 9.65% 21.31% 14.61% 17.38% 69.12% DISTRICT TOTALS 19,071 2,255 4,148 7,983 7,358 5,380 27,124 46,195 41.28% 4.88% 8.98% 17.28% 15.93% 11.65% 58.72% Anchorage School District Ethnicity Report October 31, 2019 Alaska African Native or Asian or Hispanic or American American Pacific Two or more Latino Total School White or Black Indian Islander races (of any race) Nonwhite Total 100 Abbott Loop 75 15 42 95 63 40 255 330 22.73% 4.55% 12.73% 28.79% 19.09% 12.13% 77.27% 100.00% 110 Airport Heights 33 16 43 100 52 50 261 294 11.22% 5.44% 14.63% 34.01% 17.69% 17.01% 88.78% 100.00% 112 Alpenglow 325 17 18 6 69 45 155 480 67.71% 3.54% 3.75% 1.25% 14.38% 9.38% 32.29% 100.00% 114 Aurora 190 33 2 7 42 44 128 318 59.75% 10.38% 0.63% 2.20% 13.21% 13.84% 40.25% 100.00% 115 Baxter 82 19 37 50 73 37 216 298 27.52% 6.38% 12.42% 16.78% 24.50% 12.42% 72.48% 100.00% 116 Bayshore 199 16 18 76 91 43 244 443 44.92% 3.62% 4.06% 17.16% 20.54% 9.71% 55.08% 100.00% 118 Bear Valley 314 5 10 17 45 34 111 425 73.88% 1.18% 2.35% 4.00% 10.59% 7.99% 26.12% 100.00% 120 Birchwood ABC 216 4 28 11 39 27 109 325 66.46% 1.23% 8.61% 3.38% 12.00% 8.31% 33.54% 100.00% 125 Bowman 293 17 33 69 102 68 289 582 50.34% 2.92% 5.67% 11.86% 17.54% 11.68% 49.66% 100.00% 130 Campbell 111 16 40 82 95 67 300 411 27.01% 3.89% 9.73% 19.95% 23.11% 16.30% 72.99% 100.00% Anchorage School District Ethnicity Report October 31, 2019 Alaska African Native or Asian or Hispanic or American American Pacific Two or more Latino Total School White or Black Indian Islander races (of any race) Nonwhite Total 140 Chester Valley 55 23 31 82 65 17 218 273 20.15% 8.42% 11.36% 30.03% 23.81% 6.23% 79.85% 100.00% 150 Chinook 121 20 67 108 114 66 375 496 24.40% 4.03% 13.51% 21.77% 22.97% 13.30% 75.60% 100.00% 160 Chugach Optional 186 7 6 7 38 17 75 261 71.26% 2.68% 2.30% 2.68% 14.57% 6.51% 28.74% 100.00% 170 Chugiak 370 3 22 9 55 45 134 504 73.41% 0.60% 4.37% 1.79% 10.91% 8.93% 26.59% 100.00% 174 College Gate 91 22 96 74 95 35 322 413 22.03% 5.33% 23.24% 17.91% 23.00% 8.47% 77.97% 100.00% 180 Creekside Park 71 57 26 153 110 57 403 474 14.98% 12.03% 5.49% 32.28% 23.21% 12.03% 85.02% 100.00% 190 Denali Montessori 183 16 35 42 83 56 232 415 44.10% 3.86% 8.43% 10.12% 20.00% 13.49% 55.90% 100.00% 200 Eagle River * 0 0 210 Fairview 24 82 47 124 41 55 349 373 6.43% 21.98% 12.60% 33.24% 10.98% 14.75% 93.57% 100.00% 215 Fire Lake 253 7 29 34 55 21 146 399 63.41% 1.75% 7.27% 8.52% 13.78% 5.25% 36.59% 100.00% Anchorage School District Ethnicity Report October 31, 2019 Alaska African Native or Asian or Hispanic or American American Pacific Two or more Latino Total School White or Black Indian Islander races (of any race) Nonwhite Total 220 Girdwood K-8 173 4 6 12 12 34 207 83.57% 0.00% 1.93% 2.90% 5.81% 5.80% 16.43% 100.00% 230 Government Hill 122 9 12 29 46 278 374 496 24.60% 1.81% 2.42% 5.85% 9.28% 56.05% 75.40% 100.00% 235 Homestead 289 6 28 10 80 47 171 460 62.83% 1.30% 6.09% 2.17% 17.39% 10.22% 37.17% 100.00% 237 Huffman 277 9 22 29 49 27 136 413 67.07% 2.18% 5.33% 7.02% 11.86% 6.54% 32.93% 100.00% 240 Inlet View 134 12 19 26 34 26 117 251 53.39% 4.78% 7.57% 10.35% 13.55% 10.36% 46.61% 100.00% 242 Kasuun 117 5 60 50 83 37 235 352 33.24% 1.42% 17.05% 14.20% 23.58% 10.51% 66.76% 100.00% 245 Klatt 100 4 54 117 53 76 304 404 24.75% 0.99% 13.37% 28.96% 13.12% 18.81% 75.25% 100.00% 246 Kincaid 298 16 42 50 93 45 246 544 54.78% 2.94% 7.72% 9.19% 17.10% 8.27% 45.22% 100.00% 248 Lake Hood 86 12 37 97 41 41 228 314 27.39% 3.82% 11.78% 30.88% 13.06% 13.06% 72.61% 100.00% Anchorage School District Ethnicity Report October 31, 2019 Alaska African Native or Asian or Hispanic or American American Pacific Two or more Latino Total School White or Black Indian Islander races (of any race) Nonwhite Total 250 Lake Otis 72 17 38 139 69 73 336 408 17.65% 4.17% 9.31% 34.07% 16.91% 17.89% 82.35% 100.00% 260 Mountain View 23 34 24 116 57 44 275 298 7.72% 11.41% 8.05% 38.93% 19.13% 14.76% 92.28% 100.00% 270 Muldoon 44 14 53 223 82 44 416 460 9.57% 3.04% 11.52% 48.48% 17.84% 9.57% 90.43% 100.00% 280 North Star 37 46 60 133 51 50 340 377 9.81% 12.20% 15.92% 35.28% 13.53% 13.26% 90.19% 100.00% 290 Northern Lights ABC 249 26 19 163 100 60 368 617 40.36% 4.21% 3.08% 26.42% 16.22% 9.72% 59.64% 100.00% 300 Northwood ABC 94 17 52 76 63 33 241 335 28.06% 5.07% 15.52% 22.69% 18.81% 9.84% 71.94% 100.00% 310 Nunaka Valley 60 11 30 43 65 30 179 239 25.10% 4.59% 12.55% 17.99% 27.20% 12.55% 74.90% 100.00% 315 Ocean View 218 11 61 43 75 42 232 450 48.44% 2.45% 13.56% 9.56% 16.67% 9.33% 51.56% 100.00% 320 O'Malley 240 7 12 6 30 11 66 306 78.43% 2.29% 3.92% 1.96% 9.80% 3.60% 21.57% 100.00% Anchorage School District Ethnicity Report October 31, 2019 Alaska African Native or Asian or Hispanic or American American Pacific Two or more Latino Total School White or Black Indian Islander races (of any race) Nonwhite Total 324 Orion 130 24 0 12 24 57 117 247 52.63% 9.72% -0.01% 4.86% 9.72% 23.08% 47.37% 100.00% 328 Ptarmigan 56 29 53 127 76 58 343 399 14.04% 7.27% 13.28% 31.83% 19.05% 14.54% 85.96% 100.00% 330 Rabbit Creek 340 7 33 21 60 28 149 489 69.53% 1.43% 6.75% 4.29% 12.27% 5.73% 30.47% 100.00% 335 Ravenwood 395 6 19 5 54 43 127 522 75.67% 1.15% 3.64% 0.96% 10.34% 8.24% 24.33% 100.00% 340 Rogers Park 231 20 24 92 95 43 274 505 45.74% 3.96% 4.75% 18.22% 18.81% 8.51% 54.26% 100.00% 345 Russian Jack 25 19 42 104 60 62 287 312 8.01% 6.09% 13.46% 33.34% 19.23% 19.87% 91.99% 100.00% 350 Sand Lake 250 16 44 82 170 55 367 617 40.52% 2.59% 7.13% 13.29% 27.55% 8.91% 59.48% 100.00% 360 Scenic Park 158 41 36 52 108 42 279 437 36.16% 9.38% 8.24% 11.90% 24.71% 9.61% 63.84% 100.00% 362 Spring Hill 99 35 37 63 76 66 277 376 26.33% 9.31% 9.84% 16.77% 20.21% 17.55% 73.67% 100.00% 364 Susitna 134 29 61 96 73 33 292 426 31.46% 6.81% 14.32% 22.54% 17.14% 7.75%
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