Charter School Enrollment & Demand

Charter School Enrollment & Demand An Analysis of Austin-area Charter School Waitlists & Enrollment

February 2019

Report Funded by the KLE Foundation

Report Prepared by TTM Analytics, LLC1

1 Toni Templeton, PhD. and Jules Vieau.

Table of Contents

Study Design……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………3 Data Tables……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..6 Table 1: Austin-area Raw Student Records and Deduplicated Students Table 2: Multiple Austin-area Charter School Applications Table 3: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin-area County, Deduplicated Table 4: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin-area City, Deduplicated Table 5: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin City Council District, Deduplicated Table 6: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin-area ISD, Deduplicated Table 7: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin ISD High School Attendance Zone, Deduplicated Table 8: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin ISD Middle School Attendance Zone, Deduplicated Table 9: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin ISD Elementary School Attendance Zone, Deduplicated Table 10: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Texas Senate District, Deduplicated Table 11: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Texas House District, Deduplicated Table 12: Charter School Students per Primary Status and State Board of Education District, Deduplicated Maps…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..22 Map 1: Participating Austin-area Charter Schools Map 2: Austin-area Enrolled Charter School Students Map 3: Austin-area Waitlisted Charter School Students, Deduplicated Map 4: Austin-area Enrolled Charter School Students, PK-12 Map 5: Austin-area Waitlisted Charter School Students, PK-12, Deduplicated Appendix A. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..28 Appendix A: Austin AISD PK-12 Enrollment within High School Attendance Zones

Study Design Purpose Generally, the purpose of this study was to understand the nature of students attending and applying to charter schools in the greater Austin-area. Of specific interest were the number of individual students applying to one or more charter schools and the geographic location of these students. This study tabulated and mapped the number of individual students attending and applying to charter schools per local Independent School District (ISD), city council district, legislative district, and State Board of Education (SBOE) district.

Study Questions This study sought to answer the following questions: 1. How many charter school students are enrolled, on a waitlist for, or declined enrollment at each Austin area charter school? 2. To what extent do students applying to charter schools in Fall 2018 apply to multiple charter schools? 3. How many individual students sought Fall 2018 charter school enrollment in the Austin area and where is their geographic location?

Charter School Participants Charter schools participating in this study enrolled students in the 2018-2019 school year and were located in the greater Austin-area. For the purposes of this study, the greater Austin-area encompassed the area generally surrounding the I-35 corridor, stretching North to South from beyond Georgetown ISD to Hays Consolidated ISD and East to West from Bastrop ISD to Dripping Springs ISD. In the 2018-2019 school year, the greater Austin-area was home to 82 charter school campuses operated by 28 charter holders. Of these 82 charter schools, 22 were alternative education charters, either dropout recovery high schools or residential treatment facilities, and were not of interest in this particular study. Participating in the study were 50 campuses educating more than 90% of the total charter school student population of interest in the greater Austin-area. The 50 charter schools operated by 16 charter holders participating in the study are displayed on Map 1. The charter school participants enrolled 25,035 students in the 2018-2019 school year.

Data The KLE Foundation contacted area charter schools serving the student population of interest and connected those interested in participating with TTM Analytics. After completion of a data-sharing and confidentiality agreement, participating charter schools were asked to provide data for the Fall 2018 enrollment cycle. The data requested included the name and home address of students that were enrolled, students that were accepted into the school but declined enrollment, and students that remained on the waitlist. Schools transmitted data via password protected files into a password protected server and only the study authors had access to the password protected server and files. All data was deleted upon completion of this project.

Method Raw data from each school were combined into a master dataset using the statistical software STATA. The raw data were then uploaded to ArcGIS where individual student addresses were geolocated, mapped, and a series of boundaries of interest were overlaid. Only students for whom a complete address was provided were included in the final dataset. Students in the raw dataset without complete addresses were removed. For each mapped record, the boundaries of interest (surrounding ISDs, counties, cities, etc.) were added into the dataset using publicly available shape file maps. These data were uploaded again into STATA for restructuring. The geolocated raw data were then cleaned before being restructured into a horizontal dataset. Students reported with two different statuses (Enrolled, Declined Enrollment, or Waitlisted) for the same school were deleted from the dataset, as no final status could be determined. Students reported as Enrolled at more than one charter school or with incomplete records were removed from the data set2. The cleaned, vertically structured dataset with possible multiple records per student was restructured into a horizontal dataset with one record for one student so that multiple applications to multiple charter schools could be analyzed for each student. After restructuring the data, analysis was conducted to determine the frequency of applications submitted.

Multiple Student Records. The raw data provided by each charter school were cross- referenced with data from all other charter schools to determine the number of students for which there was more than one record, indicating that the student applied to more than one charter school for Fall 2018. To provide context to better understand the nature of the student records in the dataset, an example of one student with records for five different charters is detailed:

Student Record Example: A student with records for five different charter schools was Enrolled at IDEA, Waitlisted at KIPP and NYOS, and Declined Enrollment at Harmony and Valor.

This example highlights the complexity of the student enrollment and waitlist data. This particular student declined enrollment at Valor and Harmony, but remains on the waitlist for KIPP and NYOS while enrolled at IDEA. For this report, it is important to understand both the quantity of schools to which a student applied, but also find deduplicated, individual student counts for enrollment and waitlist in the Austin area. In the raw data reported by charter schools, this student is reported once for each of the 5 schools, thus representing 5 students in the reported raw data. However, in the deduplicated data where individual students are reported, this student is assigned a primary status of Enrolled and reported once. The following Data Deduplication section details the rules applied to categorize individual, deduplicated students in the report.

2 The original, raw data provided included 47,341 records. The data cleaning process removed 6,165 records with incomplete addresses, records with incomplete names, records missing statuses, records of students with two statuses reported for the same school, records of students reported as Enrolled for two different charter schools, or records that were exact duplicates (only one duplicate removed).

Data Deduplication To isolate and classify the individual students in the dataset, the following set of rules was consistently applied to prioritize categorization of and deduplicate the dataset and assign each student a primary status: 1. The Enrolled status was the dominant status. Students reported as Enrolled at any participating charter school were counted only once as an Enrolled student. To clarify, a student with three records- a record of Enrolled at one charter school, Waitlisted at another, and Declined Enrollment at another- would be assigned a primary status of Enrolled and counted only once as an Enrolled student. 2. Students with multiple Waitlisted statuses were counted only once as a Waitlisted and assigned a primary status of Waitlisted. 3. Waitlisted statuses were prioritized over Declined Enrollment statuses. As an example, a student with two records, one Declined Enrollment and one Waitlisted, would be assigned a primary status of Waitlisted and counted solely as a Waitlisted student. 4. To be counted solely as a student that Declined enrollment, the student would have Declined Enrollment as their only status in the dataset. Thus, these students were assigned a primary status of Declined Enrollment.

The subsequent sections provide the study findings in tabular format and maps.

Data Tables

Table 1: Austin-area Raw Student Records and Deduplicated Students

Status Raw Student Records Deduplicated Students Enrolled 25,035 25,035 Declined Enrollment 4,492 3,561 Waitlisted 11,649 9,973 Total 41,176 38,569

Table 1 displays the complete raw student records provided by all charter schools and the deduplicated student data. Originally, 41,176 complete student records were provided by charter schools: 25,035 were students enrolled in the 2018-2019 school year, 4,492 were accepted into the charter school during the 2018-2019 school year but did not enroll, and 11,649 were waitlisted. After the data deduplication and students were assigned a primary status using the prioritization methods described above, 38,569 unique student records remained. These students represent 25,035 students enrolled in charter schools, 3,561 students who were only reported in the data as having been accepted into a charter school, but chose not to enroll (declined enrollment), and 9,973 were unique students remaining on a charter waitlist as of Fall 2018.

Note: Per the prioritization rules on page 5, the deduplicated data students were assigned a primary status. If a student was waitlisted at two different charter schools, they are represented only once in the deduplicated data with a primary status of Waitlisted. If a student was reported by two schools as having two statuses, Declined Enrollment and Waitlisted, they were represented only once in the deduplicated data with a primary status of Waitlisted. Students with only a status of Declined Enrollment in the deduplicated data were reported only as primary status Declined Enrollment.

Table 2: Multiple Austin-area Charter School Student Applications

Charter School Declined Student Applications Enrolled Enrollment Waitlisted Total 1 23,852‡ 3,495 9,037 36,384 2 or 3 1,150 66 908 2,124 4 or 5 33 0 28 61

Total 25,035 3,561 9,973 38,569

‡includes new 2018-2019 enrollees, as well as returning students

Table 2 demonstrates redundancy in the dataset by displaying the number of times each student in the deduplicated data is reported by different charter schools, or the number of charter school student applications submitted. Because of small numbers of students, students with 2 or 3 and 4 or 5 applications are combined and displayed in the table to optimize data displays without masking. 1 Charter School Student Application: The table shows that 36,384 students were uniquely reported at one of the 50 participating charter school campuses, or as submitting one application. ‡This number should be carefully interpreted. The 36,384 students that were reported only once in the total dataset includes 23,852 Enrolled students which could be either students newly admitted to charter schools in the 2018-2019 school year or students returning from the 2017-2018 school year. There were 9,037 students that were reported as Waitlisted for only one charter school and 3,495 students who were only reported as Declined Enrollment by one charter school. 2 or 3 Charter School Student Applications: Table 2 indicates there were 2,124 students with two or three charter school applications, or reported by two or three different charter schools. Of these students, 1,150 were Enrolled at one charter school and reported by one or two additional charter schools as either Waitlisted or Declined Enrollment. There were 66 charter students who submitted applications at two or three charter schools, were accepted, but declined enrollment at the charter schools. There were 908 charter students who were Waitlisted at one charter school and also reported as either Waitlisted or Declined Enrollment by one or two additional charter schools. 4 or 5 Charter School Student Applications: Table 2 shows 61 students that were reported by four or five different charter schools. Of these, 33 were reported as Enrolled by one charter and either Waitlisted or Declined Enrollment by three or four additional charter schools. Also, 28 students were reported as Waitlisted by four different charter schools.

Table 3: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin-area County†, Deduplicated

Primary Status Declined County Enrolled Enrollment Waitlisted Total Bastrop 414 63 185 662 Caldwell 155 19 53 227 Hays 751 257 449 1,457 Travis 17,460 2,485 6,808 26,753 Williamson 5,227 672 3,122 9,021

† Counties with small numbers of charter school students excluded from table

Table 3 presents the number of deduplicated students residing in each Austin-area county, per primary student status. The addresses provided by the charter schools for each student were geolocated and the county of residence was determined. Travis County has the largest number of charter school students with a total of 26,753. Of those students, 17,460 had a primary status of Enrolled in an Austin-area charter school, 2,485 Declined Enrollment, and 6,808 Waitlisted.

Table 4: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin-area City†, Deduplicated Declined City Enrolled Enrollment Waitlisted Total Austin 15,413 2,170 5,808 23,391 Bastrop 47 13 41 101 Buda 278 60 120 458 Cedar Creek 105 20 47 172 Cedar Park 503 77 346 926 Dale 162 12 19 193 Del Valle 804 84 199 1,087 Elgin 190 28 115 333 Florence 12 * 6 * Georgetown 977 93 463 1,533 Granger 17 * * * Hutto 381 44 161 586 Jarrell 53 11 32 96 Kyle 487 179 310 976 Leander 544 62 430 1,036 Liberty Hill 41 5 33 79 Lockhart 38 9 20 67 Manchaca 31 6 8 45 Manor 467 61 242 770 Pflugerville 1,114 260 698 2,072 Round Rock 2,233 270 1,422 3,925 San Marcos 12 11 33 56 Taylor 55 * 27 * †Cities with less than 20 charter school students excluded from table. *Masked, value less than 5 or total value to prevent extrapolation

Table 4 displays the number of students with primary statuses of Enrolled, Declined Enrollment, and Waitlisted per city of residence. In the deduplicated dataset, 23,391 students had an address in the city of Austin: 15,413 students had a primary status of Enrolled, 2,170 had a primary status of Declined Enrollment, and 5,808 had a primary status of Waitlisted.

Table 5: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin City Council District, Deduplicated

City Council Council Declined District Member Enrolled Enrollment Waitlisted Total Natasha 1 Harper- 2,719 461 1,185 4,365 Madison

2 Delia Garza 3,749 347 838 4,934

Sabino “Pio” 3 1,384 142 553 2,079 Renteria Gregorio “Greg” 4 3,351 453 1,116 4,920 Casar

5 Ann Kitchen 749 95 163 1,007

Jimmy 6 564 159 365 1,088 Flannigan

7 Leslie Pool 1,119 168 790 2,077

8 Paige Ellis 200 77 71 348

9 Kathie Tovo 157 44 120 321

10 Alison Alter 91 46 126 263

Table 5 shows the number of students residing within an Austin City Council district with a primary status of Enrolled, Declined Enrollment or Waitlisted.

Table 6: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin-area ISD†, Deduplicated

Declined ISD Name Enrolled Enrollment Waitlisted Total Austin ISD 10,965 1,488 3,648 16,101 Bastrop ISD 360 51 132 543 Del Valle ISD 3,000 193 654 2,947 Dripping Springs ISD 23 12 11 46 Elgin ISD 153 27 97 277 Florence ISD 12 * 7 * Georgetown ISD 909 86 402 1,397 Granger ISD 14 * * * Hays Cons ISD 726 235 427 1,388 Hutto ISD 425 55 209 689 Jarrell ISD 61 11 33 105 Lake Travis ISD 10 5 11 26 Leander ISD 1,195 177 833 2,205 Liberty Hill ISD 82 8 54 144 Lockhart ISD 126 16 39 181 Manor ISD 1,527 186 655 2,368 Pflugerville ISD 2,248 471 1,445 4,164 Round Rock ISD 2,979 445 1,889 5,313 San Marcos Cons ISD * 11 25 * Taylor ISD 50 * 27 *

†ISDs with small numbers of charter school students excluded from table. *Masked, value less than 5 or total value to prevent extrapolation

Table 6 presents the number of students residing within an Austin-area ISD boundary with a primary status of Enrolled, Declined Enrollment or Waitlisted.

Table 7: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin ISD High School Attendance Zone, PK-12, Deduplicated

Total AISD PK-12 Percent Total Enrollment AISD PK-12 in Enrollment Declined Attendance Economically AISD High School Enrolled Enrollment Waitlisted Total Zone Disadvantaged Akins HS 2,259 200 439 2,898 10,076 67%

Anderson HS 419 81 346 847 7,573 24%

Austin HS 117 47 72 236 10,297 31%

Bowie HS 161 43 46 250 9,788 10%

Crockett HS 697 79 130 906 6,120 67%

Eastside Memorial HS 618 83 230 931 4,856 76%

Lanier HS 2,147 269 819 3,235 6,530 92%

LBJ HS 911 171 327 1,409 4,551 67%

McCallum HS 154 55 168 377 7,714 34%

Reagan HS 2,061 304 665 3,030 6,068 89%

Travis HS 1,421 156 406 1,973 6,212 77%

Table 7 shows the number of charter school students residing within Austin ISD High School Attendance Zones. All ages and grade levels of charter school students are reported per high school attendance zone. The largest number of charter school students reside within the Lanier High School attendance zone (3,235). Of those students, 2,147 had a primary status of Enrolled, 269 had a primary status of Declined Enrollment, and 819 had a primary status of Waitlisted.

Also displayed in Table 7 is the total Austin ISD (AISD) PK-12 enrollment and percentage of Economically Disadvantaged in the High School attendance zone. The enrollment and percent Economically Disadvantaged for each school within the AISD high school attendance zone from the 2018 Texas Academic Performance Reports is detailed in Appendix A. The Enrolled and Waitlisted charter school students are displayed as percentages of the total AISD PK-12 enrollment in Map 4 and Map 5.

Table 8: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin ISD Middle School Attendance Zone†, PK-12, Deduplicated

Declined AISD Middle School Enrolled Enrollment Waitlisted Total Bailey M S 225 40 54 319 Bedichek M S 624 70 125 819 Burnet M S 1,453 191 611 2,255 Covington M S 232 32 44 308 Dobie M S 2,099 301 697 3,097 Fulmore M S 367 39 108 514 Gorzycki M S 62 21 20 103 Kealing M S 197 59 129 385 Lamar M S 262 43 156 461 Martin M S 923 135 361 1,419 Mendez M S 1,950 176 430 2,556 Murchison M S 131 45 204 380 O Henry M S 49 22 43 114 Paredes M S 982 86 199 1,267 Small M S 76 29 33 138 Webb M S 1,333 199 434 1,966

†Middle Schools with small numbers of charter school students (<10) excluded from table.

Table 8 shows the number of charter school students residing within Austin ISD Middle School Attendance Zones. All ages and grade levels of charter school students are reported per middle school attendance zone. The largest number of charter school students reside within the Dobie Middle School attendance zone (3,097). Of those students, 2,099 had a primary status of Enrolled, 301 Declined Enrollment, and 697 Waitlisted.

Table 9: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin ISD Elementary School Attendance Zone†, PK-12, Deduplicated (1 of 4) Declined AISD Elementary School Enrolled Enrollment Waitlisted Total Allison El 238 18 100 356 Andrews El 226 33 84 343 Baldwin El 20 * * * Baranoff El 75 8 14 97 Barrington El 181 17 53 251 Barton Hills El 8 * 6 * Becker El 19 6 7 32 Blackshear El 24 * 6 * Blanton El 233 31 99 363 Blazier El 556 48 94 698 Boone El 32 12 7 51 Brentwood El 10 6 29 45 Brooke El 85 9 46 140 Brown El 107 14 48 169 Campbell El 51 16 38 105 Casey El 133 19 23 175 Casis El 9 * 5 * Clayton El 10 7 6 23 Cook El 249 32 89 370 Cowan El 54 19 16 89 Cunningham El 82 * 17 * Davis El 33 18 57 108 Dawson El 26 * 5 * Decker El 39 9 15 63 Doss El 18 7 24 49 †Elementary Schools with small numbers of charter school students (<20) excluded from table. *Masked, value less than 5 or total value to prevent extrapolation (Continued on next page)

Table 9: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin ISD Elementary School Attendance Zone†, PK-12, Deduplicated (2 of 4) Declined AISD Elementary School Enrolled Enrollment Waitlisted Total Galindo El 93 8 17 118 Govalle El 134 16 33 183 Graham El 402 49 184 635 Guerrero Thompson El 258 30 96 384 Harris El 214 47 59 320 Hart El 561 67 98 726 Highland Park El 6 * 8 * Hill El 23 9 39 71 Houston El 439 34 124 597 Jordan El 463 78 146 687 Joslin El 32 * * * Kiker El 29 7 10 46 Kocurek El 102 16 27 145 Langford El 465 38 60 563 Lee El 0 5 15 20 Linder El 170 15 48 233 Maplewood El 63 20 50 133 Mathews El 6 * 12 * McBee El 318 37 127 482 Menchaca El 121 14 31 166 Metz El 44 8 16 68 Mills El 16 8 6 30 Norman El 70 17 37 124 †Elementary Schools with small numbers of charter school students (<20) excluded from table. *Masked, value less than 5 or total value to prevent extrapolation (Continued on next page)

Table 9: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin ISD Elementary School Attendance Zone†, PK-12, Deduplicated (3 of 4) AISD Elementary Declined School Enrolled Enrollment Waitlisted Total Oak Hill El 44 16 18 78 Oak Springs El 59 14 20 93 Odom El 87 14 20 121 Ortega El 50 13 27 90 Overton El 152 34 54 240 Padron El 147 31 67 245 Palm El 161 11 39 211 Patton El 39 17 19 75 Pecan Springs El 170 32 63 265 Perez El 412 27 91 530 Pickle El 226 40 63 329 Pillow El 288 36 142 466 Pleasant Hill El 180 17 42 239 Reilly El 34 8 28 70 Ridgetop El 8 * 6 * Rodriguez El 482 66 119 667 Sanchez El 59 8 22 89 Sims El 60 11 20 91 St Elmo El 44 7 19 70 Summitt El 57 11 82 150 Sunset Valley El 59 10 10 79 Travis Hts El 41 6 12 59 Walnut Creek El 358 52 155 565 †Elementary Schools with small numbers of charter school students (<20) excluded from table. *Masked, value less than 5 or total value to prevent extrapolation (Continued on next page)

Table 9: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Austin ISD Elementary School Attendance Zone†, PK-12, Deduplicated (4 of 4)

AISD Elementary Declined School Enrolled Enrollment Waitlisted Total Walnut Creek El 358 52 155 565 Webb Pri Center 212 19 50 281 Widen El 309 21 67 397 Williams El 161 15 29 205 Winn El 135 22 57 214 Wooldridge El 202 24 89 315 Wooten El 115 13 45 173 Zavala El 50 6 19 75 †Elementary Schools with small numbers of charter school students (<20) excluded from table.

Table 9 shows the number of charter school students residing within Austin ISD Elementary School Attendance Zones. All ages and grade levels of charter school students are reported per elementary school attendance zone. The largest number of charter school students reside within the Hart Elementary School attendance zone (726). Of those students, 561 had a primary status of Enrolled, 67 had a primary status of Declined Enrollment, and 98 had a primary status of Waitlisted.

Table 10: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Texas Senate District†, Deduplicated

Texas Senate Declined District Senator Enrolled Enrollment Waitlisted Total 5 Charles Schwertner 5,227 673 3,125 9,025 14 Kirk Watson 12,341 1,994 5,583 19,918 21 Judith Zaffirini 5,264 594 1,501 7,359 24 Dawn Buckingham 57 18 43 118 25 Donna Campbell 1,144 235 402 1,781 †Senate Districts with small numbers of charter school students (<20) excluded from table.

Table 10 displays the number of students residing within an Austin-area Texas Senate District with a primary status of Enrolled, Declined Enrollment or Waitlisted.

Table 11: Charter School Students per Primary Status and Texas House District†, Deduplicated

Texas House Declined District Representative Enrolled Enrollment Waitlisted Total 17 John Cyrier 581 86 241 908 20 Terry Wilson 839 100 423 1,362 45 Erin Zwiener 751 257 449 1,457 46 Sheryl Cole 5,253 877 2,082 8,212 47 Vikki Goodwin 733 119 282 1,134 48 Donna Howard 1,006 184 274 1,464 49 Gina Hinojosa 1,244 198 653 2,095 50 Celia Israel 3,376 536 1,903 5,815 51 Eddie Rodriguez 5,804 566 1,598 7,968 52 James Talarico 2,829 314 1,697 4,840 54 Brad Buckley 15 * 13 * 136 John Bucy, III 1,561 261 1,008 2,830 †House Districts with small numbers of charter school students (<20) excluded from table. *Masked, value less than 5 or total value to prevent extrapolation

Table 11 displays the number of students residing within an Austin-area Texas House District with a primary status of Enrolled, Declined Enrollment or Waitlisted.

Table 12: Charter School Students per Primary Status and State Board of Education District†, Deduplicated

State Board of State Board of Education Education Declined District Member Enrolled Enrollment Waitlisted Total 5 Ken Mercer 10,569 1,493 3,325 15,387 10 Tom Maynard 13,462 2,023 7,328 22,813 †State Board of Education Districts with small numbers of charter school students (<20) excluded from table.

Table 12 displays the number of students residing within an Austin-area State Board of Education District with a primary status of Enrolled, Declined Enrollment or Waitlisted.

Maps

Map 1: Participating Austin-area Charter Schools. Map 1 displays the Austin-area participating charter schools.

Map 2: Austin-area Enrolled Charter School Students. Map 2 demonstrates the number of charter school students enrolled in charter schools as of Fall 2018. In order to protect the identity of students, dots reflect a minimum of five nearby data points.

Map 3: Austin-area Waitlisted Charter School Students, Deduplicated. Map 3 demonstrates the number of charter school students waitlisted for charter schools as of Fall 2018. Only students with a primary status of Waitlisted are displayed. In order to protect the identity of students, dots reflect a minimum of five nearby data points.

Map 4: Austin-area Enrolled Charter School Students, PK-12 Map 4 displays the Enrolled charter school students as a percentage of total ISD elementary, middle, & high school enrollment within each high school attendance zone boundary. The number of Enrolled charter school students per high school attendance zone is shown in Table 7. Austin ISD enrollment within the high school attendance zone is detailed in Appendix A.

Map 5: Austin-area Waitlisted Charter School Students, PK-12, Deduplicated Map 5 displays the deduplicated Waitlisted charter school students as a percentage of total ISD elementary, middle, & high school enrollment within each high school attendance zone boundary. Waitlisted charter school students per high school attendance zone is shown in Table 7. Austin ISD enrollment within the high school attendance zone is detailed in Appendix A.

Appendix A: Austin AISD PK-12 Enrollment within High School Attendance Zones (1 of 4)

Percent Economically Enrollment Disadvantaged AKINS HS Attendance Zone AISD PK-12 Enrollment 10,058 67% AKINS H S 2,763 61% BLAZIER EL 858 67% CASEY EL 615 60% COWAN EL 836 31% KOCUREK EL 576 67% LANGFORD EL 537 94% MENCHACA EL 715 42% MENDEZ MIDDLE 646 90% PALM EL 449 86% PAREDES M S 892 73% PEREZ EL 649 89% WIDEN EL 522 92% ANDERSON HS Attendance Zone AISD PK-12 Enrollment 7,552 24% ANDERSON H S 2,216 22% DAVIS EL 805 23% DOSS EL 832 15% HILL EL 952 7% MURCHISON MIDDLE 1,392 21% PILLOW EL 514 75% SUMMITT EL 841 30% AUSTIN HS Attendance Zone AISD PK-12 Enrollment 10,274 31% AUSTIN H S 2,262 24% AUSTIN ISD CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER 170 100% BARTON HILLS EL 453 9% BRYKER WOODS EL 456 8% CASIS EL 762 3% MATHEWS EL 437 31% O HENRY MIDDLE 862 29% OAK HILL EL 863 39% PADRON EL 759 95% PATTON EL 982 22% PEASE EL 233 15% SANCHEZ EL 258 98% SMALL M S 1,231 26% ZILKER EL 546 19%

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Appendix A: Austin AISD PK-12 Enrollment within High School Attendance Zones (2 of 4) Percent Economically Enrollment Disadvantaged BOWIE HS Attendance Zone AISD PK-12 Enrollment 9,765 10% BAILEY M S 1,006 31% BALDWIN EL 806 13% BARANOFF EL 1,013 12% BOWIE H S 2,867 10% CLAYTON EL 837 1% GORZYCKI MIDDLE 1,275 5% KIKER EL 1,109 3% MILLS EL 852 6% CROCKETT HS Attendance Zone AISD PK-12 Enrollment 6,114 67% BEDICHEK MIDDLE 846 85% BOONE EL 534 42% COVINGTON MIDDLE 660 59% CROCKETT H S 1,463 61% CUNNINGHAM EL 394 60% JOSLIN EL 282 68% ODOM EL 461 87% PLEASANT HILL EL 465 90% SUNSET VALLEY EL 543 50% WILLIAMS EL 466 78% EASTSIDE MEMORIAL HS Attendance Zone AISD PK-12 Enrollment 4,844 76% ALLISON EL 477 96% BLACKSHEAR EL 378 66% BROOKE EL 244 98% EASTSIDE MEMORIAL AT THE JOHNSTON CAMPUS 486 89% GOVALLE EL 407 95% KEALING M S 1,222 31% MARTIN MIDDLE 450 93% METZ EL 285 89% OAK SPRINGS EL 322 99% ORTEGA EL 276 88% ZAVALA EL 297 96% LANIER HS Attendance Zone AISD PK-12 Enrollment 6,524 92% BARRINGTON EL 547 98% BROWN EL 272 99% BURNET M S 967 90% COOK EL 452 93% GUERRERO THOMPSON 633 98% LANIER H S 1,584 83% MCBEE EL 392 95% WALNUT CREEK EL 642 94% WOOLDRIDGE EL 532 95% WOOTEN EL 503 92% (Continued on next page)

Appendix A: Austin AISD PK-12 Enrollment within High School Attendance Zones (3 of 4)

Percent Economically Enrollment Disadvantaged LBJ HS Attendance Zone AISD PK-12 Enrollment 4,538 67% ANDREWS EL 502 94% GARCIA YMLA 390 92% JORDAN EL 659 94% LASA H S 1,185 8% LBJ HIGH SCHOOL 794 75% NORMAN EL 192 97% OVERTON EL 557 93% WINN EL 259 84% MCCALLUM HS Attendance Zone AISD PK-12 Enrollment 7,697 34% BRENTWOOD EL 671 20% CAMPBELL EL 187 89% GULLETT EL 566 7% HIGHLAND PARK EL 640 6% LAMAR M S 1,130 21% LEE EL 442 15% MAPLEWOOD EL 485 38% MCCALLUM H S 1,755 22% READ PRE-K CENTER 304 89% REILLY EL 238 76% RIDGETOP EL 371 31% WEBB M S 662 94% WEBB PRI CENTER 246 92% REAGAN HS Attendance Zone AISD PK-12 Enrollment 6,058 89% BLANTON EL 515 69% DOBIE MIDDLE 579 92% DOBIE PK CENTER 209 95% GRAHAM EL 610 83% HARRIS EL 627 98% HART EL 681 94% PECAN SPRINGS EL 453 97% PICKLE EL 544 97% REAGAN H S 1,248 84% SADLER MEANS YWLA 388 93% SIMS EL 204 97% (Continued on next page)

Appendix A: Austin AISD PK-12 Enrollment within High School Attendance Zones (4 of 4)

Percent Economically Enrollment Disadvantaged TRAVIS HS Attendance Zone AISD PK-12 Enrollment 6,203 77% BECKER EL 437 32% DAWSON EL 352 73% FULMORE M S 997 64% GALINDO EL 585 90% HOUSTON EL 642 93% LINDER EL 305 94% RODRIGUEZ EL 503 96% ST ELMO EL 297 83% TRAVIS H S 1,227 77% TRAVIS HTS EL 518 63% UPHAUS EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER 340 90%