Welcome to our Interactive Data repository! With our varied data analysis and visualization toolbox, we have been working hard at putting data right into our users hands! On this page, you will have access to our collection of interactive data dashboards that allow you to become empowered through your own discovery of data.
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Community Snapshots is turning ten! The 2024 Community Snapshots allows users to view and download statistical profiles for each of the forty geographical school districts in Westchester County, as well as the county itself.
WCA Community Snapshots give clues to what it’s like to raise a child in Westchester by analyzing key areas such as demographics, economics, education, health, and family by county and by an individual school district. We’ve updated them to share information about our children and youth that is relevant and useful to you after the pandemic. Read more about how our 2022 Community Snapshots were developed.
In 2021, WCA asked Westchester County candidates where they stand on issues that affect children and youth in Westchester during the pandemic and beyond. This is done to help voters make more informed decisions during the election period.
WCA’s Data Dashboard shows the full story about child and youth homelessness in Westchester County by the school district, age, race, and more.
See the WCCYHD Dashboard here.
In 2020, WCA asked NYS Senate and NYS Assembly candidates where they stand on issues that affect children and youth in Westchester. This is done to help voters make more informed decisions during the election period. Here are the candidate responses.
Every year, WCA conducts a survey to ask local candidates where they stand on issues that affect children and youth in Westchester. This is done to help voters make better-educated decisions on Election Day. Here are the responses received for 2019.
What is it like to raise a child in a specific community in Westchester? We hope our Community Snapshots (done by school district) provides some clues. Selected data covers key areas such as demographics, economics, education, health and family.
This interactive report allows you to explore the GPS4Kids baseline indicators for your school district and, in some cases, your schools. To learn more about the report and why we picked these indicators, click here.
This dashboard story looks at both Violent and Disruptive School Incident data and Juvenile Arrest data while trying to answer the question: how do we build positive school climate?
This dashboard story is part two to “An Alternative Measure for School Success” (see below); looking at the Stanford University data with a little more depth.
With data released by Stanford University, this dashboard lets you see what your district’s student growth rate is and how community factors might affect it.
Data derived from WCA-led survey of candidates running in the 2017 local elections.
Data from 2013-2014, Office of Civil Rights.
This dashboard was an updated version of the previous chronic absence dashboard we created for our blog post. In this one, we included the free and reduced lunch rate to show the association of FRL and chronic absence rates.
This dashboard was created for a blog post we wrote during Attendance Awareness month in 2016. We used data from the Office of Civil Rights.
We created this dashboard for a blog post we wrote when the NYSED releases the 2015 proficiency exam score data.
