Distribution of Parks

Distribution of Parks

Atlanta 5-County Core – Park Facilities from Atlanta Regional Information System

Hope Eligibility by Household Income

HOPE Eligibility by Household Income

The Governor’s Office of Student Achievement, 2010-2011

The green bar denotes the percentage-share of public school students eligible to receive the Helping Outstanding Students Educationally (HOPE) Scholarship

The dark gray bar denotes ineligible students

 

American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates 2006-2010

Median Household Income in Thousands of Dollars

 

This map provides a visual correlation between the household income of the student and his/her probability of receiving the HOPE Scholarship.  The interesting generalized observation appears to show students from low-wealth households achieving lower eligibility rates for college financial assistance via the HOPE Scholarship.

Population Distribution

Population Distribution – metro counties

American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates 2006-2010

Green-Red Choropleth showing numeric count of population in data ranges from dark green (0-50,000) to dark red (500,000 – 1,000,000) – overlaid with a white dot-density where each dot represents 1,000 population.

This map allows you to see the density of people as it relates to the number of people who live in each county (counties grouped together in the same population range may vary in area size, so the dots counter-balance that by showing that density is also important to consider, not just raw jurisdictional numbers).

Counties Meeting AYP

Adequate Yearly Progress

Georgia Department of Education, 2010-2011

Percentage of students enrolled in public school systems meeting the Adequate Yearly Progress standards set forth by the Georgia Department of Education in adherence to the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001

Age 25+ College Graduation Percent

Educational Attainment: Bachelors Degree

American Community Survey 5-year Estimates, 2006-2010

Percentage of population ages 25 and older with an educational attainment level equivalent to a 4-year college degree or greater.