cppp: mesa comunitaria presentation
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Prepared by Jennifer Lee, Center for Public Policy Priorities for IDRA Mesa Educativa Comunitaria convening, McAllen, Texas, January 25, 2014TRANSCRIPT
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Mesa Comunitaria Educativa
Supporting educational success in South Texas
Apoyando el éxito académico en el Valle de Texas
Jennifer Lee, M.P.Aff.
Research Associate
January 25, 2014
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Hidalgo has added 58,166 kids in ten years
Source: TSDC (KC Data Center)
2002 2005 2008 2011
20,654
214,215
118,387
20,803
HIDALGO
En 10 años, la populación de niños ha
crecido por 58,166
CAMERON
STARR
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272,381
135,505
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Child poverty is 2x higher than in Texas
Source: TSDC (KC Data Center)
Starr
52%
Hidalgo
46%
Cameron
48% TEXAS
26%
La pobreza infantil es doble la de Texas 5
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4 out of 5 four-year-olds in Cameron,
Hidalgo, and Starr counties
attend public Pre-K
2011-12, Texas Education Agency by 4 y.o. pop (KC Data Center)
En los condados de Cameron,
Hidalgo, y Starr
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que tienen cuatro años se
matriculan en pre-K público
comparado a la mitad de niños en Texas
compared to half of Texas four-year-olds
de cada
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83% 79%
88% 85%
Passed TAKS 3rd grade reading Passed TAKS 3rd grade math
No Pre-K Pre-K
Analysis of TEA 2011 TAKS data by the Office of Rep. Mike Villarreal
Economically Disadvantaged kids who went to Pre-K did
better on their state standardized tests
Niños con desventajas educacionales (de bajos ingresos) que
asistieron al pre-K tuvieron más éxito en las pruebas
estandarizadas, comparados a los que no asistieron
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Aprobaron el TAKS 3o grado
en inglés
Aprobaron el TAKS 3o grado
en matemáticas
THE MIDDLE SCHOOL YEARS!
LOS AÑOS
DESPUES
DE LA
PRIMARIA
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8th grade Math scores are
moving in the right direction (TAKS)
Hidalgo
42 to 74%
Cameron
40 to 79%
Starr
34 to 82%
Source: TEA (KC Data Center)
TEXAS
Los resultados en matemáticas, 8o grado, se
están mejorando 9
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8th grade Reading scores are
improving, but still lag state average (TAKS)
Hidalgo
71 to 83%
Cameron
72 to 85% Starr
65 to 80%
Source: TEA (KC Data Center)
TEXAS
Los resultados en inglés, 8o grado, se están mejorando,
aún quedan detrás del promedio del estado 10
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More students are staying in and
graduating from high school…
Graduation Attrition
Más estudiantes están graduando de escuela
secundaria…
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Graduación Atrición
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1 in 4 students are taking
AP or dual credit courses
Half of high school seniors are
completing the Free Application
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
What are we doing to support students in reaching college?
Que estamos haciendo para apoyar a los estudiantes
en inscribirse al colegio?
La mitad de seniors completan la
Solicitud Gratuita de Ayuda Federal
para Estudiantes (FAFSA)
1 de cada 4 estudiantes toman clases
“AP” o clases de crédito duales
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Where do students go after graduation?
A dónde van los estudiantes despúes de graduar?
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28% of RGV HS graduates enroll in Texas
4-year colleges (higher than state avg)
28% de los graduados en el Valle se matriculan
en universidades públicas de 4 años 14
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34% of RGV HS graduates enroll in Texas
2-year colleges
34% de los graduado se matriculan en colegios
de 2 años
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The “Leaky Pipeline” / La “tubería con fugas”
Begin in 8th
Grade
Fall/Otoño
2000
Comienza
en 8o grado
Enrolled in TX
Higher Ed
Fall/Otoño 2005
Matriculado en
educacion post-
secundaria
Received TX
Higher Ed
Credential by
Fall 2011
Licenciado por
Otoño 2011
100% 58% 19%
Region I
Texas
100%
52%
15%
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What’s our investment in
Texas kids’ education?
Cuál es nuestra inversión
en la educación de los
niños?
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Invierte en los niños de Texas. Es importante.
Los 20 años pasados en el presupuesto de Texas
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Los niños educados hacen un Texas mejor
State-level EDUCATION investments were related to children’s…
Las inversiones estatales fueron relacionado a…
La educación La salud La seguridad El compartimiento
positivo
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State-level HEALTH
and NUTRITION
investments were
related to children’s ...
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Las inversiones
estatales en salud y
alimentación se
relacionan a …
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In the 2011 Legislative
Session, legislators cut
$500 per student.
In 2013, legislators put
back $108 per student. (after accounting for inflation & student population
growth)
$108 ≠ $500
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En la sesión legislativa de
2011, los legisladores
hicieron recortes de $500
por estudiante.
En 2013, los legisladores
ponen $108 por estudiante. (despues del ajusto por inflacion)
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$10,611 (in 2013 dollars)
$9,449
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Public education spending has decreased by >$1,000
per student in last 10 years, adjusting for inflation
2002 vs 2013
La inversión en educación ha sufrido recortes de $1,000 por
estudiante en los últimos 10 años, ajustando por inflación
What is the future?
Cuál es el futuro?
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Thank you!
Jennifer Lee, M.P.Aff
Research Associate
(512) 320-0222 x112
Gracias!
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Data Resources / Recurso de datos
www.forabettertexas.org/investinkids.html
www.TexasRegionalOpportunityIndex.org
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SOURCES
4. Texas State Data Center (KC Data Center)
5. Census Bureau’s Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (KC Data
Center)
6. Fall enrollment data from Texas Education Agency (KC Data Center)
7. Analysis of TEA 2011 TAKS data by the Office of Rep. Mike Villarreal
9, 10. TEA (KC Data Center)
11. Graduation data from TEA; Attrition data from IDRA.
12. Attrition data, Intercultural Development Research Association
13. TEA & U.S. Department of Education (TROI)
15, 16. Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (TROI)
17. Houston Endowment
19-21. Bobbitt, K., and Deviney, F. (2013). Invest in kids. It matters. Austin:
Center for Public Policy Priorities. www.forabettertexas.org/investinkids.
22. CPPP Analysis of legislative budget data.
23. CPPP analysis of legislative budget data.
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