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Children, Youth, and Families

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Low Birthweight for Full-Term Pregnancies

Number of low birthweight full-term births.
YearByState of MissouriBoone County
2010 - 2014
Black

5.6%
2,712

5.1%
64
White

2.6%
6,882

2.0%
146
2005 - 2009
Black

5.3%
2,585

6.4%
75
White

2.5%
7,232

2.1%
157
Data Source: DHSS1 of 58
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Preterm Births

Percentage and number of preterm births.
YearByState of MissouriBoone County
2014
Total

9.8%
7,323

8.7%
185
2009
Total

15.5%
9,882

12.1%
259
Data Source: DHSS2 of 58
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Households Spending Over 30% Income on Housing (Adjusted)

This indicator represents housing cost burden for renters. The total household figure (denominator) has been adjusted to remove households with missing values.
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2015
Total

33.3%
38,099,091

27.7%
634,911

31.4%
20,590

35.6%
15,533

33.8%
18,374
Rent

50.6%

45.8%

52.7%

55.6%

54.0%
Mortgage

23.9%

19.1%

16.3%

12.9%

15.5%
2014
Total

34.4%
39,042,346

29.4%
666,462

31.0%
20,172

35.7%
15,534

32.9%
17,823
Rent

51.8%

48.1%

52.1%

55.5%

53.8%
Mortgage

25.0%

20.9%

15.1%

15.3%

14.5%
2013
Total

34.6%
38,908,384

29.7%
678,918

34.5%
22,200

39.5%
17,394

37.9%
20,637
Rent

51.5%

48.9%

54.4%

57.8%

57.3%
Mortgage

25.5%

21.0%

18.5%

21.0%

19.8%
2012
Total

35.9%
40,279,587

31.1%
708,669

35.7%
22,915

40.4%
17,417

38.3%
20,665
Rent

52.0%

50.9%

59.7%

61.3%

60.3%
Mortgage

27.4%

22.3%

18.1%

18.7%

18.7%
2011
Total

37.8%
42,067,297

31.7%
718,706

31.7%
19,367

32.8%
13,084

32.7%
16,412
Rent

53.4%

49.8%

53.6%

49.8%

51.7%
Mortgage

29.9%

24.0%

15.5%

13.6%

15.9%
Data Source: ACS3 of 58
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Households Spending Over 30% Income on Housing (Non-Adjusted)

This indicator represents housing cost burden for renters. The total household figure (denominator) includes all households, including those for which the housing cost burden is unknown. An adjusted figure is available which excludes households with missing values.
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Total

32.4%
37,241,233

26.2%
602,118

29.2%
19,397

32.5%
15,079

31.3%
17,530
Rent

49.7%
20,219,064

43.7%
323,228

47.2%
14,604

49.7%
12,408

48.3%
13,750
Mortgage

22.9%
17,022,169

17.9%
278,890

13.5%
4,793

12.5%
2,671

13.8%
3,780
2015
Total

32.9%
38,099,091

27.3%
634,911

30.1%
20,590

33.9%
15,533

32.4%
18,374
Rent

46.8%
20,443,630

41.9%
337,080

46.9%
14,348

50.0%
12,891

48.9%
13,946
Mortgage

23.7%
17,655,461

19.0%
297,831

16.2%
6,242

12.8%
2,642

15.4%
4,428
2014
Total

34.0%
39,042,346

28.9%
666,462

30.4%
20,172

34.7%
15,534

32.1%
17,823
Rent

47.9%
20,707,829

43.6%
339,817

48.8%
14,582

51.5%
12,269

50.2%
13,617
Mortgage

24.8%
18,334,517

20.7%
326,645

15.0%
5,590

15.1%
3,265

14.4%
4,206
2013
Total

34.1%
38,908,384

29.4%
678,918

33.4%
22,200

38.2%
17,394

36.6%
20,637
Rent

47.6%
20,221,192

44.7%
348,496

49.1%
15,571

52.1%
12,793

51.6%
15,031
Mortgage

25.3%
18,687,192

20.9%
330,422

18.4%
6,629

20.9%
4,601

19.7%
5,606
2012
Total

35.4%
40,279,587

30.7%
708,669

35.2%
22,915

39.8%
17,417

37.7%
20,665
Rent

48.1%
20,119,094

46.4%
356,156

55.5%
16,175

57.2%
13,476

56.1%
15,333
Mortgage

27.2%
20,160,493

22.1%
352,513

18.1%
6,740

18.7%
3,941

18.7%
5,332
2011
Total

37.3%
42,067,297

31.4%
718,706

31.2%
19,367

32.1%
13,084

32.1%
16,412
Rent

49.3%
20,074,259

45.4%
339,289

49.2%
13,906

46.4%
10,530

47.5%
12,184
Mortgage

29.6%
21,993,038

23.8%
379,417

15.5%
5,461

13.6%
2,554

15.9%
4,228
2012 - 2016
Total

34.0%
38,719,430

28.7%
658,995

32.4%
21,074

37.1%
16,363

34.9%
19,075
Rent

51.1%
20,246,745

47.4%
341,578

53.3%
15,040

56.8%
12,782

54.9%
14,294
Mortgage

24.9%
18,472,685

20.2%
317,417

16.4%
6,034

16.6%
3,581

16.7%
4,781
2007 - 2011
Total

-

-

-

-

-

Rent

-

-

-

-

-

Mortgage

-

-

-

-

-

Data Source: ACS4 of 58
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High School Graduation Rate by School District (Adjusted 4 Year)Chart Available

The adjusted 4-year high school graduation rate is the percentage of students grades 9-12 enrolled in public schools that graduated within four years. The adjusment accounts for transfers in and out of a school district.
YearByColumbia SchoolsCentralia SchoolsHallsville SchoolsHarrisburg SchoolsSouthern Boone SchoolsSturgeon Schools
2017
Total

90.0%

91.9%

97.5%

100.0%

93.3%

94.1%
Black

80.7%

-

-

-

-

-
White

93.3%

92.4%

98.6%

100.0%

92.9%

94.1%
Hispanic

82.9%

-

-

-

-

-
2016
Total

90.2%

90.6%

94.1%

94.1%

97.0%

92.7%
Black

80.9%

-

-

-

-

-

White

93.0%

91.4%

95.8%

93.9%

96.9%

91.9%
Hispanic

90.4%

-

-

-

-

-

2015
Total

90.2%

94.9%

98.9%

97.4%

96.3%

97.2%
Black

79.8%

-

-

-

-

-

White

93.2%

94.7%

98.8%

97.2%

95.9%

97.1%
Hispanic

92.7%

-

-

-

-

-

2014
Total

90.1%

92.9%

92.6%

86.7%

97.5%

97.2%
Black

81.0%

-

-

-

-

-

White

92.9%

92.7%

92.2%

85.0%

98.2%

97.2%
Hispanic

83.9%

-

-

-

-

-

2013
Total

85.7%

90.3%

93.8%

88.6%

91.6%

92.3%
Black

73.0%

-

-

-

-

-

White

89.5%

90.3%

93.6%

88.6%

91.4%

92.3%
Hispanic

80.8%

-

-

-

-

-

2012
Total

84.8%

91.7%

90.7%

87.8%

91.8%

96.6%
Black

67.7%

-

-

-

-

-

White

89.9%

91.7%

91.0%

86.8%

92.5%

96.6%
Hispanic

85.7%

-

-

-

-

-

Data Source: DESE5 of 58
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High School Graduates Scoring Above National Average on ACT by School DistrictChart Available

Percentage of high school graduates who scored above the national average on the ACT. This data is listed by school district.
YearByColumbia SchoolsCentralia SchoolsHallsville SchoolsHarrisburg SchoolsSouthern Boone SchoolsSturgeon Schools
2017
Total

43.2%
494

33.7%
31

27.5%
22

40.5%
17

51.8%
58

35.3%
12
2016
Total

47.9%
581

36.2%
34

39.1%
36

27.3%
9

56.4%
75

32.4%
12
Data Source: DESE6 of 58
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Graduates Completing FAFSA by February 24 of Their High School Graduation YearChart Available

Percentage of high school graduates who completed the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) by Februrary 24 of their graduation year.
YearByColumbia SchoolsCentralia SchoolsHallsville SchoolsHarrisburg SchoolsSouthern Boone SchoolsSturgeon Schools
2017
Total

42.0%

47.0%

42.0%

52.0%

57.0%

62.0%
2016
Total

27.0%

22.0%

20.0%

20.0%

27.0%

20.0%
Data Source: US Dept. of Education7 of 58
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High School Graduates Entering 2-Year College, 4-Year College, or Employment by School DistrictChart Available

Percent of high school graduates who are entering a 2- or 4-year college or who have obtained employment. This indicator is used to represent college and career readiness. Data is available by school district.
YearByState of MissouriColumbia SchoolsCentralia SchoolsHallsville SchoolsHarrisburg SchoolsSouthern Boone SchoolsSturgeon Schools
2017
2-Year College

-

20.0%

22.7%

26.1%

39.4%

23.3%

32.4%
4-Year College

-

46.2%

38.1%

29.3%

27.3%

49.6%

35.1%
Employment

-

14.1%

21.6%

33.7%

30.3%

9.0%

29.7%
2016
2-Year College

26.7%

20.1%

29.2%

23.1%

15.4%

31.4%

45.9%
Black

-

19.4%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

20.3%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

-

33.9%

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

21.9%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

18.3%

-

-

-

-

-
4-Year College

37.1%

48.0%

38.1%

38.5%

41.0%

42.9%

19.4%
Black

-

27.3%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

54.0%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

-

33.9%

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

49.2%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

46.9%

-

-

-

-

-
Employment

-

12.0%

22.1%

20.9%

30.8%

16.2%

19.4%
Black

-

19.8%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

9.8%

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

10.0%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

14.0%

-

-

-

-

-
2015
2-Year College

28.3%

23.8%

33.7%

35.9%

-

28.2%

54.3%
Black

-

32.3%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

21.0%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

-

33.3%

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

24.1%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

23.6%

-

-

-

-

-
4-Year College

36.4%

51.5%

37.9%

28.2%

30.0%

40.2%

-

Black

-

25.8%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

59.5%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

-

35.1%

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

57.2%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

45.3%

-

-

-

-

-
Employment

-

11.4%

14.7%

21.4%

40.0%

23.9%

-

Black

-

16.1%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

10.4%

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

8.4%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

14.7%

-

-

-

-

-
2014
2-Year College

29.2%

26.5%

31.3%

34.8%

34.1%

26.1%

50.0%
Black

-

31.2%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

25.3%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

-

34.1%

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

27.7%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

25.5%

-

-

-

-

-
4-Year College

35.5%

47.9%

28.3%

32.1%

29.3%

45.2%

-

Black

-

30.3%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

51.1%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

-

43.2%

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

52.7%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

43.6%

-

-

-

-

-
Employment

-

12.6%

27.3%

17.0%

26.8%

15.7%

-

Black

-

17.9%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

12.4%

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

8.9%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

15.8%

-

-

-

-

-
2013
2-Year College

30.2%

25.2%

35.9%

34.6%

29.7%

35.0%

62.1%
Black

-

30.1%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

23.8%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

-

31.0%

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

28.8%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

21.6%

-

-

-

-

-
4-Year College

35.8%

48.7%

37.9%

33.3%

-

34.0%

-

Black

-

24.5%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

54.9%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

-

37.9%

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

51.3%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

46.1%

-

-

-

-

-
Employment

-

12.6%

14.6%

-

35.1%

15.5%

-

Black

-

18.5%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

10.6%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

-

-

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

11.7%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

13.5%

-

-

-

-

-
2012
2-Year College

31.5%

21.9%

25.6%

33.0%

43.2%

32.1%

53.6%
Black

-

29.4%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

19.9%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

-

-

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

25.3%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

19.0%

-

-

-

-

-
4-Year College

35.9%

48.3%

36.0%

24.0%

-

34.9%

-

Black

-

21.1%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

55.6%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

-

33.3%

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

47.3%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

49.1%

-

-

-

-

-
Employment

-

11.7%

23.3%

20.0%

31.8%

24.8%

-

Black

-

20.2%

-

-

-

-

-
White

-

10.0%

-

-

-

-

-
Female

-

10.6%

-

-

-

-

-
Male

-

12.6%

-

-

-

-

-
Data Source: DESE8 of 58
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School Attendance: % Students Attending at Least 90% of School Days: K-12

Percentage of students with an attendance rate of 90% or above, all grades.
YearByColumbia SchoolsCentralia SchoolsHallsville SchoolsHarrisburg SchoolsSouthern Boone SchoolsSturgeon Schools
2017
Total

86.9%

93.8%

91.1%

89.2%

93.0%

92.9%
2016
Total

88.3%

95.1%

92.3%

92.3%

94.0%

94.8%
2015
Total

87.0%

93.5%

92.0%

90.1%

93.2%

95.5%
2014
Total

88.2%

93.4%

91.4%

92.0%

93.3%

95.0%
2013
Total

87.1%

91.0%

89.5%

89.7%

91.6%

91.5%
Data Source: DESE9 of 58
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Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced in English Language Arts MAP-Grade 3

Percentage of students in Grade 3 who scored proficient of above on the Language Arts section of the MAP test. Data is available at the school district level.
YearByColumbia SchoolsCentralia SchoolsHallsville SchoolsHarrisburg SchoolsSouthern Boone SchoolsSturgeon Schools
2016
Total

59.5%

71.1%

67.6%

58.8%

78.3%

39.5%
Black

29.3%

-

-

-

-

-
White

70.2%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

40.6%

-

-

-

-

-
2015
Total

52.3%

63.0%

69.9%

63.0%

64.2%

68.4%
Black

19.6%

-

-

-

-

-
White

62.8%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

37.5%

-

-

-

-

-
2014
Total

41.3%

-

-

-

-

-
Black

13.9%

-

-

-

-

-
White

51.1%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

30.8%

-

-

-

-

-
2013
Total

48.3%

-

-

-

-

-
Black

14.2%

-

-

-

-

-
White

61.2%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

30.4%

-

-

-

-

-
2012
Total

46.5%

-

-

-

-

-
Black

16.0%

-

-

-

-

-
White

56.4%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

35.2%

-

-

-

-

-
Data Source: DESE10 of 58
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Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced in English Language Arts MAP-Grade 6

Percentage of students in Grade 6 who scored proficient of above on the Language Arts section of the MAP test. Data is available at the school district level.
YearByColumbia SchoolsCentralia SchoolsHallsville SchoolsHarrisburg SchoolsSouthern Boone SchoolsSturgeon Schools
2016
Total

53.2%

59.1%

58.4%

45.5%

55.8%

58.8%
Black

15.7%

-

-

-

-

-
White

66.9%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

34.3%

-

-

-

-

-
2015
Total

53.6%

70.7%

59.6%

53.5%

66.7%

64.5%
Black

18.0%

-

-

-

-

-
White

65.0%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

37.1%

-

-

-

-

-
2014
Total

46.4%

-

-

-

-

-
Black

15.6%

-

-

-

-

-
White

57.3%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

30.8%

-

-

-

-

-
2013
Total

50.8%

-

-

-

-

-
Black

18.6%

-

-

-

-

-
White

61.5%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

32.3%

-

-

-

-

-
2012
Total

49.2%

-

-

-

-

-
Black

18.2%

-

-

-

-

-
White

60.0%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

28.6%

-

-

-

-

-
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Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced in Math MAP-Grade 6

Percentage of students in Grade 6 who scored proficient of above on the Math section of the MAP test. Data is available at the school district level.
YearByColumbia SchoolsCentralia SchoolsHallsville SchoolsHarrisburg SchoolsSouthern Boone SchoolsSturgeon Schools
2016
Total

41.1%

40.0%

40.6%

30.3%

23.9%

26.5%
Black

9.7%

-

-

-

-

-
White

52.0%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

21.9%

-

-

-

-

-
2015
Total

38.4%

52.6%

37.7%

20.9%

30.2%

38.7%
Black

9.7%

-

-

-

-

-
White

47.8%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

24.3%

-

-

-

-

-
2014
Total

54.7%

-

-

-

-

-
Black

24.8%

-

-

-

-

-
White

65.2%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

40.3%

-

-

-

-

-
2013
Total

51.3%

-

-

-

-

-
Black

17.5%

-

-

-

-

-
White

61.8%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

38.5%

-

-

-

-

-
2012
Total

51.6%

-

-

-

-

-
Black

19.6%

-

-

-

-

-
White

61.8%

-

-

-

-

-
Hispanic

23.2%

-

-

-

-

-
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School District Discipline Incidents, K-12
YearByColumbia SchoolsCentralia SchoolsHallsville SchoolsHarrisburg SchoolsSouthern Boone SchoolsSturgeon Schools
2017
Total

0.3%
50

0.3%
4

0.7%
10

0.5%
3

0.2%
3

0.2%
1
2016
Total

0.4%
64

0.1%
1

1.6%
21

0.6%
3

0.4%
6

0.7%
3
2015
Total

0.3%
57

0.1%
2

0.4%
5

1.1%
6

0.3%
4

0.5%
2
2014
Total

0.3%
44

0.5%
7

0.5%
7

0.2%
1

0.5%
7

0.7%
3
2013
Total

0.8%
133

0.5%
7

0.8%
11

0.4%
2

2.2%
33

0.9%
4
2012
Total

0.8%
139

0.4%
5

0.4%
5

0.4%
2

1.8%
27

0.2%
1
2011
Total

1.3%
211

0.8%
11

1.4%
18

1.6%
9

1.3%
19

1.2%
5
2010
Total

1.5%
258

0.3%
4

0.7%
9

0.7%
4

1.2%
17

0.2%
1
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Students per Teacher Ratio, K-12 by School District

Ratio of students per teacher for grades K-12. Data is available by school district.
YearByColumbia SchoolsCentralia SchoolsHallsville SchoolsHarrisburg SchoolsSouthern Boone SchoolsSturgeon Schools
2016
Total

13.0

14.0

14.0

12.0

14.0

12.0

2015
Total

13.0

14.0

14.0

12.0

14.0

12.0

2014
Total

13.0

14.0

14.0

12.0

14.0

12.0

2013
Total

13.0

14.0

15.0

14.0

14.0

11.0

2012
Total

13.0

14.0

15.0

14.0

14.0

11.0

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9th Graders on Track to Graduate (6 or More Credits)Chart Available

Percentage of students in 9th grade who have completed 6 or more credits. This indicator is used as a proxy for determining whether students are on track to graduate from high school.
YearByColumbia Schools
2018
Total

88.5%
Black

73.2%
White

92.5%
Hispanic

92.4%
2017
Total

88.5%
Black

73.2%
White

92.5%
Hispanic

92.4%
2016
Total

87.5%
Black

76.7%
White

92.6%
Hispanic

79.5%
2015
Total

86.7%
Black

67.7%
White

92.5%
Hispanic

81.7%
2014
Total

87.6%
Black

75.2%
White

91.3%
Hispanic

86.3%
2013
Total

84.3%
Black

74.0%
White

88.4%
Hispanic

78.3%
2012
Total

87.2%
Black

71.5%
White

91.3%
Hispanic

92.2%
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Average Household Size
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Total

2.7

2.5

2.4

2.3

2.4

2015
Total

2.7

2.5

2.4

2.4

2.4

2014
Total

2.7

2.5

2.4

2.4

2.4

2013
Total

2.7

2.5

2.4

2.3

2.3

2012
Total

2.6

2.5

2.4

2.3

2.4

2011
Total

2.6

2.5

2.5

2.5

2.5

2012 - 2016
Total

2.6

2.5

2.4

2.3

2.4

2007 - 2011
Total

2.6

2.5

2.4

2.3

2.3

Data Source: ACS16 of 58
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Child Abuse and Neglect - Substantiated

Substantiated physical abuse incidents by number of children.
YearByState of MissouriBoone County
2015
Physical Abuse

-

-
Children

1,421.0

45.0

Incidents

1,237.0

41.0

Neglect

-

-
Children

3,652.0

93.0

Incidents

2,094.0

54.0

Emotional Abuse

-

-
Children

309.0

20.0

Incidents

216.0

12.0

Medical Neglect

-

-
Children

171.0

9.0

Incidents

147.0

7.0

Educational Neglect

-

-
Children

84.0

5.0

Incidents

51.0

4.0

Sexual Abuse

-

-
Children

1,328.0

26.0

Incidents

1,197.0

24.0

2014
Physical Abuse

-

-
Children

1,916.0

54.0

Incidents

1,561.0

47.0

Neglect

-

-
Children

4,129.0

108.0

Incidents

2,395.0

67.0

Emotional Abuse

-

-
Children

495.0

24.0

Incidents

340.0

20.0

Medical Neglect

-

-
Children

271.0

8.0

Incidents

229.0

7.0

Educational Neglect

-

-
Children

93.0

8.0

Incidents

65.0

5.0

Sexual Abuse

-

-
Children

1,458.0

32.0

Incidents

1,323.0

30.0

2013
Physical Abuse

-

-
Children

1,942.0

40.0

Incidents

1,580.0

33.0

Neglect

-

-
Children

3,689.0

36.0

Incidents

2,167.0

26.0

Emotional Abuse

-

-
Children

240.0

12.0

Incidents

179.0

11.0

Medical Neglect

-

-
Children

227.0

4.0

Incidents

204.0

4.0

Educational Neglect

-

-
Children

99.0

0.0

Incidents

76.0

0.0

Sexual Abuse

-

-
Children

1,440.0

26.0

Incidents

1,281.0

25.0

2012
Physical Abuse

-

-
Children

1,910.0

33.0

Incidents

1,532.0

28.0

Neglect

-

-
Children

3,661.0

49.0

Incidents

2,113.0

32.0

Emotional Abuse

-

-
Children

207.0

7.0

Incidents

151.0

7.0

Medical Neglect

-

-
Children

200.0

1.0

Incidents

181.0

1.0

Educational Neglect

-

-
Children

92.0

0.0

Incidents

66.0

0.0

Sexual Abuse

-

-
Children

1,411.0

15.0

Incidents

1,224.0

14.0

2011
Physical Abuse

-

-
Children

1,675.0

33.0

Incidents

1,411.0

30.0

Neglect

-

-
Children

3,541.0

59.0

Incidents

2,066.0

41.0

Emotional Abuse

-

-
Children

232.0

4.0

Incidents

154.0

3.0

Medical Neglect

-

-
Children

169.0

3.0

Incidents

154.0

3.0

Educational Neglect

-

-
Children

75.0

0.0

Incidents

57.0

0.0

Sexual Abuse

-

-
Children

1,335.0

32.0

Incidents

1,191.0

27.0

Data Source: DSS17 of 58
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Child Mortality (Ages 1-17)

Mortality rates for children ages 1-17.
YearByState of MissouriBoone County
2010 - 2014
1-17

24.0 per 100,000 children

19.5 per 100,000 children
2005 - 2009
1-17

28.7 per 100,000 children

27.3 per 100,000 children
Data Source: DHSS18 of 58
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Child Population

Population figures by age group for ages 0-17. Categories include Under 5 and 5-17. The Population by Age Group indicator is separate and includes categories beyond age 17.
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Under 5

6.1%
19,798,554

6.1%
371,532

5.9%
10,462

5.8%
7,022

5.9%
8,623
5-17

22.8%
73,637,743

22.8%
1,390,064

20.4%
35,937

18.3%
22,099

19.1%
28,197
Under 18

-

-

-

-

-
Minority

49.1%
36,147,061

27.3%
379,692

29.7%
10,668

39.0%
8,629

37.3%
10,513
2015
Under 5

6.2%
19,793,807

6.2%
374,370

6.4%
11,250

6.3%
7,562

6.3%
9,118
Minority

50.3%
12,018,848.8

28.2%
127,682

32.6%
4,304.9

42.6%
3,682.1

36.6%
3,853.4
5-17

16.7%
53,835,903

16.7%
1,018,196

14.1%
24,618

11.9%
14,178

13.4%
19,526
Under 18

-

-

-

-

-
Minority

48.7%
35,842,066

26.8%
372,929

29.9%
10,736

37.8%
8,215

34.0%
9,729
2014
Under 5

6.2%
19,773,010

6.1%
372,224

5.8%
10,058

5.7%
6,673

5.7%
8,160
Minority

50.2%
11,986,838

28.2%
127,065.7

27.4%
3,297.9

36.0%
2,810.6

34.1%
3,287.1
5-17

16.9%
53,804,413

16.8%
1,020,278

14.6%
25,260

12.9%
15,122

13.8%
19,954
Under 18

-

-

-

-

-
Minority

48.3%
35,524,184

26.8%
373,581

29.1%
10,292

35.8%
7,798

35.9%
10,087
2013
Under 5

6.3%
19,770,079

6.2%
374,233

6.0%
10,189

5.7%
6,617

5.4%
7,724
Minority

49.9%
11,910,402.2

27.6%
124,557.1

28.9%
3,547

35.2%
2,722.6

36.0%
3,379.7
5-17

17.0%
53,816,533

17.0%
1,024,842

14.3%
24,385

11.2%
12,915

13.5%
19,206
Under 18

-

-

-

-

-
Minority

47.8%
35,190,189

26.3%
367,486

27.3%
9,449

32.3%
6,316

32.4%
8,730
2012
Under 5

6.3%
19,910,326

6.2%
374,591

6.5%
10,899

6.8%
7,702

6.6%
9,450
Minority

49.8%
11,937,535.1

27.4%
123,911.8

32.5%
4,185.1

34.7%
3,076.1

35.4%
3,954.4
5-17

17.1%
53,800,084

17.1%
1,029,115

14.2%
23,863

12.0%
13,599

13.8%
19,565
Under 18

-

-

-

-

-
Minority

47.4%
34,949,255

26.1%
366,347

28.1%
9,785

33.6%
7,163

32.9%
9,557
2011
Under 5

6.4%
20,067,828

6.3%
381,617

6.1%
10,098

6.1%
6,789

6.3%
8,652
Minority

49.4%
11,919,328.9

27.3%
125,584.3

30.0%
3,587.6

33.9%
2,662.1

33.9%
3,449.3
5-17

17.3%
53,842,873

17.2%
1,032,078

14.7%
24,307

12.3%
13,620

14.0%
19,099
Under 18

-

-

-

-

-
Minority

47.0%
34,728,139

25.8%
364,168

28.6%
9,852

38.1%
7,775

34.8%
9,650
2012 - 2016
Under 5

6.2%
19,866,960

6.2%
374,010

6.0%
10,406

6.0%
6,993

5.9%
8,547
5-17

23.1%
73,612,438

23.0%
1,395,124

20.5%
35,459

18.5%
21,622

19.8%
28,731
Under 18

-

-

-

-

-
Minority

48.3%
35,524,743

26.7%
372,359

29.2%
10,341

35.8%
7,742

34.8%
9,992
2007 - 2011
Under 5

6.6%
20,170,377

6.5%
386,915

6.2%
9,962

5.7%
6,088

6.3%
8,558
5-17

24.2%
74,047,753

23.9%
1,423,647

21.0%
33,687

18.6%
19,821

20.4%
27,678
Under 18

-

-

-

-

-
Minority

-

-

-

-

-

Data Source: ACS19 of 58
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Child Poverty Rate
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
0-5

21.2%
4,948,828

22.2%
96,675

16.5%
1,961

17.9%
1,406

15.0%
1,462
Under 18

19.5%
14,115,713

19.2%
261,353

16.9%
5,992

14.6%
3,190

13.8%
3,844
2015
0-5

22.8%
5,331,428

22.8%
100,296

16.6%
2,008

-

-
Under 18

20.7%
15,000,273

20.2%
275,711

10.4%
3,718

15.4%
3,304

12.7%
3,597
2014
0-5

23.9%
5,593,119

24.7%
107,146

24.3%
3,114

21.0%
1,739

24.2%
2,471
Under 18

21.7%
15,686,012

21.1%
287,081

19.1%
6,704

18.8%
4,080

19.6%
5,466
2013
0-5

24.8%
5,828,542

25.5%
113,168

21.3%
2,668

28.9%
2,249

26.9%
2,593
Under 18

22.2%
16,086,960

22.2%
304,178

17.5%
5,919

25.9%
4,931

21.7%
5,678
2012
0-5

25.5%
6,052,083

27.0%
119,940

17.6%
2,161

22.4%
1,982

18.9%
2,030
Under 18

22.6%
16,396,863

22.6%
310,229

13.6%
4,578

15.5%
3,213

12.1%
3,420
2011
0-5

25.6%
6,090,017

26.3%
120,227

23.6%
2,637

22.9%
1,666

24.0%
2,284
Under 18

22.5%
16,386,500

22.1%
306,038

21.6%
7,359

19.9%
3,977

20.4%
5,581
2012 - 2016
0-5

23.5%
5,535,200

24.5%
107,892

18.6%
2,275

20.9%
1,688

20.0%
1,999
Under 18

21.2%
15,335,783

21.1%
287,147

15.4%
5,383

15.9%
3,382

15.4%
4,337
2007 - 2011
0-5

-

-

-

-

-

Under 18

20.0%
14,550,805

20.0%
278,608

17.8%
5,898

16.3%
3,209

17.9%
4,867
Data Source: ACS20 of 58
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Childcare Licensed Capacity

Capacity of licences child care programs.
YearByBoone County
2015
Centers

3,628.0

Family Child Care Programs

765.0

Data Source: DSS21 of 58
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Children in Married Parent Families
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Total

44,614,471.0

841,606.0

21,988.0

15,228.0

17,958.0

2015
Total

44,520,556.0

846,887.0

25,989.0

15,090.0

19,585.0

2014
Total

44,198,602.0

840,452.0

23,682.0

14,931.0

18,944.0

2013
Total

44,335,215.0

849,997.0

22,328.0

13,177.0

17,370.0

2012
Total

44,495,667.0

843,151.0

24,495.0

15,887.0

21,277.0

2011
Total

44,760,506.0

859,129.0

23,089.0

13,845.0

18,717.0

2012 - 2016
Total

44,723,215.0

848,686.0

23,798.0

15,330.0

19,537.0

2007 - 2011
Total

-

-

-

-

-

Data Source: ACS22 of 58
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Children in Single Parent Families

Single parent head of household w/ children under 18
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Total

19,777,871.0

383,034.0

9,945.0

5,489.0

8,209.0

2015
Total

19,924,736.0

385,651.0

7,480.0

4,904.0

6,824.0

2014
Total

20,227,402.0

385,416.0

9,653.0

5,656.0

7,737.0

2013
Total

20,259,592.0

382,618.0

9,010.0

4,709.0

6,796.0

2012
Total

20,456,974.0

400,170.0

7,700.0

4,375.0

5,920.0

2011
Total

20,453,646.0

404,659.0

8,999.0

4,959.0

7,263.0

2012 - 2016
Total

19,951,725.0

384,447.0

8,839.0

4,864.0

7,213.0

2007 - 2011
Total

-

-

-

-

-

Data Source: ACS23 of 58
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Children Living in Neighborhoods with Poverty Rate Higher than 30% (Adjusted)

Percentage of children living in neighborhoods with a poverty rate over 30%. These figures have been adjusted to exclude households with missing income data.
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2012 - 2016
Total

27.5%
19,939,113

25.8%
352,297

14.8%
5,150

21.5%
4,524

17.4%
4,905
2007 - 2011
Total

25.1%
18,278,859

23.1%
322,808

8.5%
2,838

12.0%
2,453

10.0%
2,710
Data Source: ACS24 of 58
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Children Living in Neighborhoods with Poverty Rate Higher than 30% (Non-Adjusted)

Percentage of children living in neighborhoods with a poverty rate over 30%. These are the ACS figures, which have not been adjusted to exclude households with missing income data. Adjusted figures are available as a separate indicator.
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2012 - 2016
Total

12.9%
9,488,970

10.0%
139,435

11.9%
4,213

19.0%
4,081

14.4%
4,132
2007 - 2011
Total

11.6%
8,624,401

8.7%
124,458

9.1%
3,056

12.7%
2,634

10.6%
2,926
Data Source: ACS25 of 58
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Commuting to Work (workers age 16+)

Number of workers 16+ by categories. Workers who work at home (no commute) are included. Public transportation figures exclude taxis. Percentages are based on total number of workers, including those who do not commute.
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Carpool

9.0%
13,577,238

8.7%
248,079

10.2%
9,312

-

-

Public Transportation

5.1%
7,649,210

1.4%
41,004

0.4%
351

-

-

Work at Home

5.0%
7,591,793

5.2%
148,097

4.3%
3,912

-

-

Drive Alone

76.3%
114,771,056

81.7%
2,340,513

79.8%
72,792

-

-

Walk to Work

2.7%
4,086,487

1.8%
52,536

3.6%
3,281

-

-

Other Commute

1.8%
2,701,374

1.2%
33,144

1.7%
1,525

-

-

2015
Carpool

9.0%
13,347,513

8.7%
248,466

-

-

-

Public Transportation

5.2%
7,760,948

1.6%
44,505

-

-

-

Work at Home

4.6%
6,842,982

4.8%
136,530

-

-

-

Drive Alone

76.6%
113,576,496

81.8%
2,333,610

-

-

-

Walk to Work

2.8%
4,114,125

1.9%
53,818

-

-

-

Other Commute

1.8%
2,682,093

1.3%
35,958

-

-

-

2014
Carpool

9.2%
13,481,429

8.9%
245,614

8.5%
7,566

8.1%
5,001

8.4%
6,339
Public Transportation

5.2%
7,600,395

1.6%
43,256

1.5%
1,355

2.2%
1,355

1.8%
1,355
Work at Home

4.5%
6,542,582

4.4%
121,894

5.6%
4,953

5.7%
3,502

5.4%
4,107
Drive Alone

76.5%
111,525,440

81.8%
2,264,508

76.8%
68,210

74.4%
45,669

75.6%
57,091
Walk to Work

2.7%
4,011,094

2.1%
57,578

5.5%
4,853

7.3%
4,492

6.3%
4,792
Other Commute

1.9%
2,709,717

1.3%
36,646

2.1%
1,896

2.2%
1,369

2.5%
1,869
2013
Carpool

9.4%
13,387,020

9.2%
255,440

13.0%
11,766

12.9%
8,026

13.7%
10,458
Public Transportation

5.2%
7,393,159

1.6%
44,846

0.7%
654

1.1%
654

0.9%
654
Work at Home

4.4%
6,229,012

4.1%
114,179

3.0%
2,689

3.0%
1,891

2.9%
2,240
Drive Alone

76.4%
109,277,216

81.7%
2,265,099

75.4%
68,476

73.4%
45,495

74.0%
56,633
Walk to Work

2.8%
4,000,459

2.0%
55,310

4.8%
4,351

5.8%
3,597

5.2%
4,012
Other Commute

1.9%
2,675,514

1.4%
38,906

3.1%
2,837

3.8%
2,343

3.3%
2,540
2012
Carpool

9.7%
13,675,867

9.7%
265,496

10.2%
8,696

9.9%
5,701

10.4%
7,529
Public Transportation

5.0%
7,053,456

1.3%
35,244

0.9%
806

1.2%
671

0.9%
671
Work at Home

4.4%
6,143,943

4.4%
120,239

3.2%
2,698

2.8%
1,635

3.1%
2,222
Drive Alone

76.3%
107,460,208

81.3%
2,223,496

79.8%
68,143

78.3%
45,304

79.1%
57,431
Walk to Work

2.8%
3,969,058

1.9%
52,783

4.4%
3,745

6.0%
3,489

4.9%
3,531
Other Commute

1.8%
2,560,426

1.4%
37,017

1.5%
1,272

1.8%
1,067

1.7%
1,208
2011
Carpool

9.7%
13,387,578

9.7%
263,107

7.8%
6,729

7.4%
4,236

7.3%
5,201
Public Transportation

5.0%
6,955,978

1.4%
38,478

0.6%
516

0.9%
513

0.7%
513
Work at Home

4.3%
5,994,129

4.2%
113,846

4.1%
3,555

4.6%
2,615

4.6%
3,271
Drive Alone

76.4%
105,639,344

81.4%
2,202,040

80.1%
69,006

77.0%
43,884

79.0%
55,959
Walk to Work

2.8%
3,887,969

2.0%
55,127

5.0%
4,269

7.0%
3,989

5.8%
4,122
Other Commute

1.7%
2,404,981

1.2%
32,857

2.4%
2,068

3.1%
1,779

2.5%
1,779
2012 - 2016
Carpool

9.3%
13,588,601

9.1%
255,260

10.2%
9,068

9.3%
5,628

10.2%
7,679
Public Transportation

5.1%
7,476,312

1.5%
41,741

1.0%
854

1.4%
830

1.1%
830
Work at Home

4.6%
6,661,892

4.6%
128,232

3.8%
3,386

3.6%
2,205

3.6%
2,744
Drive Alone

76.4%
111,448,640

81.6%
2,288,917

79.0%
70,375

78.0%
47,422

78.2%
58,825
Walk to Work

2.8%
4,030,730

1.9%
53,557

4.0%
3,577

5.3%
3,242

4.5%
3,397
Other Commute

1.8%
2,655,046

1.3%
35,930

2.1%
1,833

2.5%
1,494

2.3%
1,733
2007 - 2011
Carpool

10.2%
14,176,794

10.2%
279,916

12.0%
9,992

11.8%
6,530

11.7%
8,259
Public Transportation

5.0%
6,915,130

1.5%
41,347

0.5%
421

0.7%
400

0.6%
418
Work at Home

4.2%
5,889,768

4.2%
116,127

3.6%
3,009

3.5%
1,938

3.8%
2,688
Drive Alone

76.1%
106,138,652

80.9%
2,224,461

77.1%
64,234

74.8%
41,327

76.2%
53,631
Walk to Work

2.8%
3,948,202

2.0%
55,549

4.8%
3,980

6.5%
3,618

5.5%
3,840
Other Commute

1.7%
2,419,660

1.2%
33,655

2.0%
1,642

2.6%
1,442

2.1%
1,501
Data Source: ACS26 of 58
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Criminal Justice Involvement Due to Drugs and Alcohol

This indicator includes involvement in the criminal justice system due to drug charges or driving while under the influence of alcohol, including drug court, probation and parole admissions and prison admissions in Boone County and the State of Missouri. The dates reported are the state fiscal year.

YearByState of MissouriBoone County
2017
Drug Court Participants


7,811


315
State Prison Admissions


18,226


491
Driving while Intoxicated


743


27
Drug Conviction


6,649


124
State Probation and Parole Admissions


38,993


985
Driving while Intoxicated


1,883


40
Drug Conviction


14,529


255
2016
Drug Court Participants


7,393


240
State Prison Admissions


18,149


461
Driving while Intoxicated


820


21
Drug Conviction


6,152


137
State Probation and Parole Admissions


38,164


1,133
Driving while Intoxicated


2,139


60
Drug Conviction


13,019


221
2015
Drug Court Participants


7,058


217
State Prison Admissions


18,480


480
Driving while Intoxicated


919


28
Drug Conviction


6,068


122
State Probation and Parole Admissions


38,817


1,199
Driving while Intoxicated


2,296


49
Drug Conviction


12,914


240
2014
State Prison Admissions


19,009


520
Driving while Intoxicated


1,030


35
Drug Conviction


6,165


148
State Probation and Parole Admissions


39,811


1,106
Driving while Intoxicated


2,496


53
Drug Conviction


12,816


238
2013
State Prison Admissions


18,232


473
Driving while Intoxicated


1,127


38
Drug Conviction


5,779


127
State Probation and Parole Admissions


38,469


1,172
Driving while Intoxicated


2,650


67
Drug Conviction


12,090


282
Data Source: DMH27 of 58
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Death Rate due to Suicide (Self-Inflicted Injury, Age-Adjusted), by Age Group

The total number of resident deaths over the 11-year period for which the underlying cause of death was given on the death certificate as suicide or intentional self-injury. Delayed effects of self-inflicted injury are also included. Source: DHSS-MOPHIMS Community Data Profiles - Self-inflicted Injury.

YearByState of MissouriBoone County
2005 - 2015
Total

14.5 per 100,000 residents
9,648

12.0 per 100,000 residents
199
Under 15

0.6 per 100,000 residents
81

1.0 per 100,000 residents
3
15-19

9.1 per 100,000 residents
418

4.4 per 100,000 residents
7
20-34

17.2 per 100,000 residents
2,253

8.7 per 100,000 residents
48
35-64

20.8 per 100,000 residents
5,346

18.9 per 100,000 residents
113
65-74

14.2 per 100,000 residents
719

9.6 per 100,000 residents
9
75 and older

19.3 per 100,000 residents
831

24.4 per 100,000 residents
19
Data Source: MOPHIMS28 of 58
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Disproportionate Minority Contact

Disproportionate Minority Contact statistics indicate that in Missouri black children are more likely than white children to have Referrals, Secure Detention, Petitions, Secure Confinement and Certification. In addition, black children in Missouri are less likely than their white counterparts to have their cases result in Diversion, Adjudication and Supervision. When available, the statistics are similar in Boone County, demonstrating that black youth have disproportionate contact with the Juvenile Justice system compared to white youth.

YearByState of MissouriBoone County
2016
Black

-

-
Adjudication


0.8

-

Certification


10.1

-

Diversion


0.9


0.8
Petition


1.5


1.4
Referral


2.1


4.8
Secure Confinement


1.2

-

Secure Detention


2.6


2.2
Supervision


0.9

-

Data Source: DYS29 of 58
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Educational Attainment

Includes categories: Less Than 9th Grade; 9th-12th Grade, No Diploma; High School Graduate (or Equivalent); Bachelors Degree; Graduate or Professional Degree; Some College, No Degree; Associates Degree
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Less Than 9th Grade

5.4%
11,692,904

3.3%
137,315

1.9%
2,054

1.5%
1,054

1.8%
1,538
9th-12th Grade, No Diploma

7.2%
15,719,330

7.1%
292,624

3.3%
3,543

2.6%
1,755

2.8%
2,410
High School Graduate (or Equivalent)

27.2%
59,373,780

30.7%
1,265,386

21.3%
22,503

16.8%
11,466

19.3%
16,503
Some College, No Degree

20.6%
45,095,348

22.5%
927,795

21.1%
22,341

19.4%
13,207

20.7%
17,700
Associates Degree

8.4%
18,259,840

7.9%
325,244

8.5%
8,965

7.8%
5,295

7.7%
6,632
Bachelor's Degree

19.3%
42,242,396

17.7%
729,511

25.2%
26,710

27.3%
18,581

26.2%
22,423
Graduate or Professional Degree

11.9%
26,091,883

10.8%
443,139

18.7%
19,744

24.7%
16,821

21.5%
18,416
2015
Less Than 9th Grade

5.5%
11,988,039

3.6%
145,571

2.0%
2,121

2.3%
1,533

2.1%
1,747
9th-12th Grade, No Diploma

7.3%
15,838,087

7.5%
308,053

3.8%
3,987

2.8%
1,854

2.6%
2,180
High School Graduate (or Equivalent)

27.6%
59,662,980

31.0%
1,269,953

21.3%
22,139

19.3%
12,656

19.8%
16,560
Some College, No Degree

20.7%
44,909,753

22.4%
915,960

18.2%
18,998

17.1%
11,216

18.7%
15,578
Associates Degree

8.2%
17,806,750

7.7%
316,815

6.2%
6,408

4.5%
2,965

5.0%
4,140
Bachelor's Degree

19.0%
41,152,388

17.3%
706,922

27.4%
28,486

29.0%
19,042

27.8%
23,194
Graduate or Professional Degree

11.6%
25,089,165

10.6%
433,938

21.1%
21,963

24.9%
16,300

24.0%
20,051
2014
Less Than 9th Grade

5.6%
12,063,864

3.6%
145,466

1.1%
1,070

1.0%
649

0.9%
762
9th-12th Grade, No Diploma

7.5%
15,928,170

7.6%
308,360

5.4%
5,448

4.4%
2,711

5.0%
4,026
High School Graduate (or Equivalent)

27.7%
59,249,552

31.4%
1,279,755

21.2%
21,320

16.0%
9,920

18.6%
15,051
Some College, No Degree

21.0%
44,799,482

22.5%
918,431

20.2%
20,259

18.5%
11,482

18.5%
15,010
Associates Degree

8.2%
17,429,531

7.5%
304,044

7.4%
7,459

6.7%
4,142

7.0%
5,695
Bachelor's Degree

18.7%
39,864,016

17.1%
696,669

24.4%
24,502

27.3%
16,923

26.8%
21,740
Graduate or Professional Degree

11.4%
24,391,012

10.4%
424,042

20.3%
20,410

26.2%
16,243

23.1%
18,696
2013
Less Than 9th Grade

5.8%
12,134,368

3.7%
148,190

2.7%
2,702

3.3%
2,140

2.7%
2,227
9th-12th Grade, No Diploma

7.6%
16,133,858

7.6%
309,497

4.2%
4,238

4.3%
2,761

4.2%
3,462
High School Graduate (or Equivalent)

27.8%
58,659,474

31.5%
1,276,285

20.4%
20,459

14.0%
8,957

17.4%
14,283
Some College, No Degree

21.1%
44,510,160

22.6%
916,378

20.8%
20,916

18.2%
11,632

19.3%
15,824
Associates Degree

8.1%
17,006,372

7.6%
305,928

6.6%
6,665

5.3%
3,375

6.1%
4,985
Bachelor's Degree

18.4%
38,881,974

16.9%
685,991

25.5%
25,562

30.3%
19,366

27.8%
22,817
Graduate or Professional Degree

11.2%
23,584,410

10.0%
405,014

19.8%
19,889

24.5%
15,693

22.5%
18,438
2012
Less Than 9th Grade

5.8%
12,072,306

3.9%
156,760

2.0%
1,905

2.0%
1,186

1.8%
1,397
9th-12th Grade, No Diploma

7.9%
16,409,962

8.1%
327,644

3.2%
3,109

2.9%
1,753

2.9%
2,306
High School Graduate (or Equivalent)

28.0%
58,495,662

31.6%
1,272,777

19.2%
18,636

14.5%
8,842

16.7%
13,207
Some College, No Degree

21.3%
44,399,938

22.8%
916,120

19.2%
18,572

18.2%
11,098

19.1%
15,116
Associates Degree

8.0%
16,611,110

7.1%
287,670

7.3%
7,070

6.4%
3,914

6.8%
5,420
Bachelor's Degree

18.2%
37,969,084

16.7%
670,388

27.8%
27,003

29.4%
17,904

28.8%
22,850
Graduate or Professional Degree

10.9%
22,773,438

9.7%
392,282

21.3%
20,679

26.5%
16,114

23.9%
18,979
2011
Less Than 9th Grade

6.0%
12,317,606

3.9%
157,386

2.7%
2,581

3.6%
2,125

2.8%
2,125
9th-12th Grade, No Diploma

8.1%
16,771,699

8.5%
340,886

4.5%
4,320

3.9%
2,331

4.0%
3,079
High School Graduate (or Equivalent)

28.4%
58,653,211

31.4%
1,260,623

19.9%
19,047

14.2%
8,456

16.1%
12,370
Some College, No Degree

21.2%
43,822,166

22.9%
918,314

19.5%
18,691

18.7%
11,124

18.6%
14,234
Associates Degree

7.8%
16,016,175

7.1%
286,363

5.7%
5,500

5.1%
3,016

4.9%
3,738
Bachelor's Degree

17.9%
36,915,459

16.4%
656,222

28.5%
27,356

31.3%
18,659

31.3%
24,025
Graduate or Professional Degree

10.6%
21,975,354

9.7%
388,760

19.2%
18,436

23.2%
13,835

22.3%
17,125
2012 - 2016
Less Than 9th Grade

5.6%
11,913,913

3.6%
146,092

2.1%
2,146

2.2%
1,388

2.0%
1,681
9th-12th Grade, No Diploma

7.4%
15,904,467

7.6%
308,790

4.2%
4,294

3.6%
2,329

3.8%
3,150
High School Graduate (or Equivalent)

27.5%
58,820,410

31.1%
1,267,813

20.4%
20,754

15.7%
10,071

18.0%
14,844
Some College, No Degree

21.0%
44,772,845

22.5%
917,451

19.5%
19,839

17.8%
11,465

18.7%
15,470
Associates Degree

8.2%
17,469,724

7.6%
307,566

7.0%
7,109

6.0%
3,828

6.4%
5,269
Bachelor's Degree

18.8%
40,189,920

17.2%
701,863

26.1%
26,549

28.7%
18,435

27.6%
22,838
Graduate or Professional Degree

11.5%
24,577,867

10.4%
423,802

20.6%
20,985

26.1%
16,771

23.4%
19,376
2007 - 2011
Less Than 9th Grade

6.1%
12,397,019

4.4%
171,935

2.1%
1,981

2.3%
1,299

2.1%
1,574
9th-12th Grade, No Diploma

8.5%
17,121,916

8.8%
348,445

5.5%
5,046

4.9%
2,797

4.8%
3,607
High School Graduate (or Equivalent)

28.6%
57,861,283

32.1%
1,267,071

22.4%
20,681

18.3%
10,464

19.7%
14,810
Some College, No Degree

21.0%
42,350,233

22.5%
888,762

18.0%
16,649

17.0%
9,744

17.5%
13,127
Associates Degree

7.6%
15,344,048

6.7%
265,571

6.1%
5,624

5.3%
3,045

5.6%
4,228
Bachelor's Degree

17.7%
35,852,277

16.0%
630,556

26.1%
24,105

29.0%
16,554

28.1%
21,097
Graduate or Professional Degree

10.5%
21,121,347

9.4%
371,388

19.8%
18,287

23.2%
13,274

22.2%
16,657
Data Source: ACS30 of 58
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Families in Poverty

YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Black

20.0%
1,774,817

20.2%
31,875

-

-

-

White

7.8%
4,643,582

8.1%
105,541

-

-

-

2015
Total

10.6%
8,233,009

10.2%
155,080

-

-

-
Black

21.6%
1,908,648

23.8%
38,088

-

-

-
White

8.3%
4,929,120

8.2%
105,490

-

-

-
2014
Total

11.3%
8,738,311

10.7%
161,317

-

-

-
Black

23.0%
2,029,218

23.6%
35,287

-

-

-
White

8.8%
5,228,317

8.9%
115,465

-

-

-
2013
Total

11.6%
8,905,145

11.5%
175,804

-

-

-
Black

23.6%
2,073,551

24.8%
38,281

-

-

-
White

9.0%
5,352,541

9.7%
126,641

-

-

-
2012
Total

11.8%
9,054,116

11.7%
177,919

-

-

-
Black

24.2%
2,121,206

28.1%
42,831

-

-

-
White

9.1%
5,407,415

9.4%
122,598

-

-

-
2011
Total

11.7%
8,939,247

11.5%
176,069

-

-

-
Black

24.1%
2,101,429

25.3%
39,013

-

-

-
White

9.0%
5,329,988

9.4%
124,572

-

-

-
2012 - 2016
Black

22.3%
1,979,439

24.3%
37,886

25.8%
744

28.8%
632

25.9%
744
White

8.6%
5,109,453

8.8%
115,670

6.5%
2,133

7.2%
1,348

6.5%
1,634
2007 - 2011
Black

-

-

-

-

-

White

-

-

-

-

-

Data Source: ACS31 of 58
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Family Households by Type

A household is considered to be a 'family household' if it includes a householder and one or more other people related to the householder by birth, marriage, or adoption. Categories include total family households, married couple families, and single householder with no spouse present.

YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Total

77,785,960.0

1,527,349.0

39,966.0

24,798.0

32,182.0

Married Couple Families

47.9%
56,967,800

48.0%
1,139,135

44.0%
30,278

39.3%
18,844

41.9%
24,323
Male Householder, No Spouse Present

4.9%
5,794,777

4.6%
108,738

3.3%
2,289

2.8%
1,355

3.3%
1,909
Female Householder, No Spouse Present

12.6%
15,023,387

11.8%
279,476

10.7%
7,399

9.6%
4,599

10.3%
5,950
2015
Total

77,530,752.0

1,519,299.0

37,099.0

21,697.0

28,942.0

Married Couple Families

48.0%
56,715,796

47.9%
1,137,014

44.2%
30,585

37.2%
17,259

40.6%
23,263
Male Householder, No Spouse Present

4.8%
5,730,981

4.3%
101,913

2.9%
2,003

2.9%
1,359

2.9%
1,668
Female Householder, No Spouse Present

12.8%
15,083,980

11.8%
280,372

6.5%
4,511

6.6%
3,079

7.0%
4,011
2014
Total

77,152,072.0

1,508,816.0

39,773.0

25,232.0

32,518.0

Married Couple Families

47.9%
56,114,672

47.8%
1,124,715

44.9%
30,146

41.4%
18,814

43.8%
24,655
Male Householder, No Spouse Present

4.9%
5,765,116

4.4%
103,300

3.9%
2,621

3.8%
1,724

3.3%
1,835
Female Householder, No Spouse Present

13.0%
15,272,285

11.9%
280,801

10.4%
7,006

10.3%
4,694

10.7%
6,028
2013
Total

76,680,464.0

1,523,085.0

37,155.0

22,119.0

29,370.0

Married Couple Families

48.0%
55,858,808

48.0%
1,133,983

40.8%
27,643

34.9%
16,279

37.8%
21,747
Male Householder, No Spouse Present

4.8%
5,619,899

4.3%
100,783

3.2%
2,153

3.6%
1,689

3.2%
1,857
Female Householder, No Spouse Present

13.1%
15,201,756

12.2%
288,319

10.9%
7,359

8.9%
4,151

10.0%
5,766
2012
Total

76,509,264.0

1,517,231.0

36,204.0

20,823.0

28,529.0

Married Couple Families

48.1%
55,754,448

47.7%
1,124,203

42.8%
28,373

35.2%
15,722

39.2%
21,864
Male Householder, No Spouse Present

4.8%
5,578,212

4.3%
100,724

3.6%
2,415

4.0%
1,802

3.7%
2,051
Female Householder, No Spouse Present

13.1%
15,176,600

12.4%
292,304

8.2%
5,416

7.4%
3,299

8.3%
4,614
2011
Total

76,084,006.0

1,534,831.0

36,376.0

21,231.0

28,265.0

Married Couple Families

48.3%
55,519,648

48.9%
1,144,804

43.1%
27,387

37.9%
15,694

40.4%
21,137
Male Householder, No Spouse Present

4.7%
5,457,141

4.2%
99,280

1.7%
1,050

1.8%
758

1.7%
883
Female Householder, No Spouse Present

13.1%
15,107,217

12.4%
290,747

12.5%
7,939

11.5%
4,779

11.9%
6,245
2012 - 2016
Total

77,608,832.0

1,529,363.0

38,617.0

23,406.0

30,981.0

Married Couple Families

48.2%
56,781,404

48.1%
1,141,179

44.1%
29,902

38.6%
17,828

41.7%
23,791
Male Householder, No Spouse Present

4.8%
5,681,312

4.4%
103,780

3.6%
2,414

3.6%
1,655

3.5%
2,001
Female Householder, No Spouse Present

12.9%
15,146,112

12.0%
284,404

9.3%
6,301

8.5%
3,923

9.1%
5,189
2007 - 2011
Total

76,507,230.0

1,550,016.0

36,743.0

21,365.0

29,390.0

Married Couple Families

49.3%
56,624,086

49.7%
1,168,941

45.1%
28,777

38.5%
16,318

42.0%
22,579
Male Householder, No Spouse Present

4.6%
5,276,790

4.2%
99,298

2.8%
1,775

2.6%
1,112

2.8%
1,485
Female Householder, No Spouse Present

12.7%
14,606,354

12.0%
281,777

9.7%
6,191

9.3%
3,935

9.9%
5,326
Data Source: ACS32 of 58
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Family Households with Children in Poverty
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2015
Total

17.0%
5,612,612

16.7%
105,746

9.4%
1,648

14.3%
1,459

11.6%
1,571
2014
Total

18.0%
5,947,239

17.4%
110,098

16.4%
3,067

17.5%
2,104

17.1%
2,626
2013
Total

18.4%
6,130,065

18.6%
119,853

15.8%
2,646

20.4%
1,995

18.7%
2,495
2012
Total

18.7%
6,291,120

19.2%
123,246

12.2%
1,963

14.9%
1,492

12.2%
1,620
2011
Total

18.5%
6,258,018

18.8%
125,169

18.3%
3,334

15.6%
1,732

15.8%
2,352
Data Source: ACS33 of 58
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Gini Index of Income Inequality

The Gini Index is a measure of income inequality ranging from 0 to 1. A value of 0 represents perfect income equality (everyone has the same income); a value of 1 represents complete inequality (one person has all the income and others have none).
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Total

.482

.465

.471

.496

.480
2015
Total

.482

.463

.479

.526

.495
2014
Total

.480

.463

.465

.484

.480
2013
Total

.481

.461

.491

.528

.516
2012
Total

.476

.461

.516

.531

.536
2011
Total

.475

.461

.469

.486

.480
2012 - 2016
Total

.480

.463

.484

.516

.501
Data Source: ACS34 of 58
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Households Without a Vehicle
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Total

8.7%
10,364,975

7.0%
164,913

4.7%
3,267

5.5%
2,626

4.7%
2,715
2015
Total

8.9%
10,568,856

7.1%
168,463

7.1%
4,896

9.0%
4,167

7.4%
4,227
2014
Total

9.1%
10,674,576

7.3%
170,878

6.2%
4,174

8.2%
3,708

7.3%
4,094
2013
Total

9.1%
10,574,080

7.2%
168,952

6.1%
4,162

8.4%
3,899

7.0%
4,030
2012
Total

9.2%
10,689,431

7.8%
183,165

4.7%
3,093

6.1%
2,733

5.0%
2,768
2011
Total

9.3%
10,680,756

7.5%
175,528

5.4%
3,454

7.6%
3,154

6.4%
3,346
2012 - 2016
Total

9.0%
10,562,847

7.3%
172,972

6.0%
4,037

7.6%
3,528

6.5%
3,693
2007 - 2011
Total

8.9%
10,264,658

7.1%
167,559

5.9%
3,786

7.7%
3,260

6.7%
3,613
Data Source: ACS35 of 58
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Individuals in Poverty
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Total

14.0%

14.0%

17.5%

19.7%

18.2%
Black

23.9%
9,366,792

24.8%
166,964

26.5%
4,195

29.8%
4,048

26.5%
4,192
White

11.6%
26,653,418

11.9%
579,170

16.0%
21,658

18.5%
15,455

16.4%
17,516
2015
Total

14.7%

14.8%

18.5%

24.6%

20.7%
Black

25.4%
9,905,872

28.0%
189,840

25.3%
3,829

-

25.2%
3,786
White

12.2%
28,027,149

12.5%
609,104

16.0%
21,363

22.4%
18,592

18.1%
19,184
2014
Total

15.5%

15.5%

20.7%

24.9%

22.8%
Black

27.0%
10,434,389

28.1%
190,604

-

-

-

White

12.8%
29,193,983

13.2%
640,712

17.9%
23,867

22.0%
18,358

19.8%
20,916
2013
Total

15.8%

15.9%

21.2%

27.2%

24.4%
Black

27.6%
10,538,290

28.9%
190,195

46.3%
4,953

46.7%
3,509

46.7%
4,921
White

13.0%
29,701,062

13.6%
659,725

19.0%
25,505

25.4%
21,951

22.1%
23,893
2012
Total

15.9%

16.2%

19.1%

24.6%

20.8%
Black

28.1%
10,665,149

31.6%
206,479

-

-

-

White

13.0%
29,493,814

13.5%
655,629

16.9%
22,355

21.5%
17,930

18.5%
19,804
2011
Total

15.9%

15.8%

21.0%

24.3%

22.4%
Black

28.1%
10,543,367

30.2%
198,035

39.3%
5,927

34.8%
4,191

40.1%
5,887
White

13.0%
29,260,632

13.3%
644,967

18.1%
23,429

22.0%
17,405

19.0%
19,272
2012 - 2016
Total

15.1%

15.3%

19.3%

23.6%

21.0%
Black

26.2%
10,111,248

28.3%
189,191

28.4%
3,879

31.3%
3,402

28.4%
3,850
White

12.4%
28,424,685

12.9%
628,648

17.0%
22,734

21.6%
18,153

18.6%
19,947
2007 - 2011
Black

-

-

-

-

-

White

-

-

-

-

-

Data Source: ACS36 of 58
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Individuals Receiving Public Mental Health Services for Any Diagnosis, Total and Children

Number of individuals in Boone County and the State of Missouri, including both total and children, receiving mental health services provided in Missouri by the Department of Mental Health. Data reported for the fiscal year. Data link: https://seow.dmh.mo.gov/TREATMENTCPS/TREATMENTCPSIndicators.aspx?PATH=Indicators&SID=NEW

YearByState of MissouriBoone County
2017
Total


78,740


2,008
Under 18


17,312


496
2016
Total


78,094


1,868
Under 18


16,919


480
2015
Total


77,170


1,802
Under 18


16,046


441
2014
Total


75,911


1,767
Under 18


15,813


376
2013
Total


77,539


1,771
Under 18


15,949


349
Data Source: DMH37 of 58
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Infant Mortality (Birth to Age 1)

Mortality rates for infants (birth to age 1).
YearByState of MissouriBoone County
2010 - 2014
Under 1

640.9 per 100,000 infants

426.5 per 100,000 infants
2005 - 2009
Under 1

733.8 per 100,000 infants

571.2 per 100,000 infants
Data Source: DHSS38 of 58
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Injuries With Intent of Self Injury
YearByState of MissouriBoone County
2010 - 2014
Under 18

80.3 per 100,000

51.6 per 100,000
18-48

227.0 per 100,000

109.8 per 100,000
46-64

107.9 per 100,000

74.8 per 100,000
65 and over

23.1 per 100,000

18.2 per 100,000
2005 - 2009
Under 18

73.5 per 100,000

68.2 per 100,000
18-48

225.5 per 100,000

164.6 per 100,000
46-64

93.0 per 100,000

98.2 per 100,000
65 and over

18.0 per 100,000

-

Data Source: DHSS39 of 58
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Juvenile & Family Division Referrals

Referrals to the Missouri Juvenile & Family Division for law offenses or status offenses. Law offenses include all criminal violations except infractions, municipal ordinances, and violation of court order offenses. Infractions, municipal ordinances, and violations of court orders are considered status offenses as of 2013. Other common status offenses include behavior injurious to self/others, habitually absent from home, truancy, and being beyond parental control. This measure includes all referrals, whether or not they are substantiated. Some referrals are both law and status offenses; therefore, "total law or status offenses" may not be the sum of law and status offenses. Referrals may serve as a proxy for public views on youth in the community, whereas subtantiated law and/or status offenses are a better measure of actual youth interaction with the juvenile justice system.
YearByState of MissouriBoone County
2016
Law or Status Offenses


35,556


1,025
Law Offenses


18,535


480
Status Offenses


14,744


543
2015
Law or Status Offenses


36,576


1,289
Law Offenses


19,419


597
Status Offenses


17,316


692
2014
Law or Status Offenses


35,503


1,211
Law Offenses


19,504


578
Status Offenses


16,102


633
2013
Law or Status Offenses


35,806


1,453
Law Offenses


21,111


722
Status Offenses


16,113


731
Data Source: DYS40 of 58
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Juvenile & Family Division Substantiated Referrals

Number of substantiated referrals to the Missouri Juvenile & Family Division for law or status offenses. Law offenses include all criminal violations except infractions, municipal ordinances, and violation of court order offenses. Infractions, municipal ordinances, and violations of court orders are considered status offenses as of 2013. Other common status offenses include behavior injurious to self/others, habitually absent from home, truancy, and being beyond parental control. This measure includes substantiated referrals only. The percent indicates the number of substantiated referrals divided by the number of referrals. Some referrals are both law and status offenses; therefore, "total law or status offenses" may not be the sum of law and status offenses. Subtantiated law and/or status offenses are a better measure of actual youth interaction with the juvenile justice system, whereas referrals may serve as a proxy for public views on youth in the community.
YearByState of MissouriBoone County
2016
Law or Status Offenses

77.8%
27,678

87.6%
898
Law Offenses

79.3%
14,694

88.8%
426
Status Offenses

88.1%
12,984

86.9%
472
2015
Law or Status Offenses

64.8%
23,832

65.9%
850
Law Offenses

66.8%
12,974

72.7%
434
Status Offenses

62.7%
10,858

60.1%
416
2014
Law or Status Offenses

64.5%
22,995

77.5%
939
Law Offenses

65.7%
12,819

84.4%
488
Status Offenses

63.2%
10,176

71.2%
451
2013
Law or Status Offenses

65.6%
24,419

79.6%
1,156
Law Offenses

66.7%
14,091

83.9%
606
Status Offenses

64.1%
10,328

75.2%
550
Data Source: DYS41 of 58
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Kindergarten Readiness

Includes measures of Academic and Behavior Readiness
YearByColumbia SchoolsRural Boone County
2016
Academically Ready

93.9%
1,209

91.4%
350
Black

86.8%

93.3%
White

95.1%

91.7%
Other Race

95.5%

92.9%
Hispanic

-

-
Behaviorally Ready

95.7%
1,233

96.1%
368
Black

92.2%

93.3%
White

95.8%

96.3%
Other Race

97.0%

92.9%
Hispanic

-

-
Data Source: BCMHC42 of 58
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Mean Household Income by QuintileChart Available

Mean (average) household income by quintile. Each quintile contains 20% of households, with quintile 1 representing the 20% of households with the lowest income and quintile 5 representing the 20% with the highest income. The value given for each quintile represents the mean income for that quintile.
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Top 5%

$378,330

$319,831

$305,339

$311,738

$311,810
Upper 20%

$209,909

$177,438

$174,619

$178,214

$177,543
60% to 80%

$92,075

$80,800

$84,271

$83,864

$84,163
40% to 60%

$57,968

$52,026

$53,661

$50,141

$52,863
20% to 40%

$34,089

$31,710

$29,576

$26,543

$28,784
Bottom 20%

$12,691

$12,383

$10,123

$7,820

$9,277
2015
Top 5%

$364,563

$301,234

$286,835

$323,178

$298,204
Upper 20%

$201,999

$169,879

$167,791

$178,743

$169,626
60% to 80%

$88,716

$78,181

$79,329

$75,376

$76,420
40% to 60%

$55,947

$50,145

$50,362

$44,479

$47,515
20% to 40%

$32,862

$30,240

$28,628

$23,205

$26,773
Bottom 20%

$12,365

$11,882

$7,644

$5,370

$6,740
2014
Top 5%

$346,522

$282,517

$262,688

$259,324

$278,964
Upper 20%

$194,187

$162,096

$158,773

$156,487

$164,085
60% to 80%

$86,113

$75,448

$78,340

$75,884

$78,177
40% to 60%

$54,081

$48,324

$49,749

$46,516

$48,562
20% to 40%

$31,714

$29,017

$28,480

$24,979

$27,375
Bottom 20%

$11,859

$10,959

$8,530

$6,921

$7,694
2013
Top 5%

$339,950

$271,719

$290,709

$311,945

$305,107
Upper 20%

$189,718

$156,930

$173,658

$182,887

$179,673
60% to 80%

$83,937

$73,041

$75,919

$75,703

$75,302
40% to 60%

$52,717

$47,075

$48,035

$43,519

$44,535
20% to 40%

$30,919

$28,263

$27,090

$22,813

$24,372
Bottom 20%

$11,544

$10,895

$8,157

$6,470

$7,269
2012
Top 5%

$319,918

$262,551

$361,281

$342,052

$393,546
Upper 20%

$181,455

$152,032

$184,677

$180,618

$193,689
60% to 80%

$81,953

$71,184

$75,381

$70,902

$74,266
40% to 60%

$51,590

$45,540

$45,159

$39,957

$42,838
20% to 40%

$30,226

$27,173

$25,958

$22,989

$24,981
Bottom 20%

$11,361

$10,574

$8,604

$7,677

$8,083
2011
Top 5%

$311,995

$266,147

$269,787

$270,543

$278,277
Upper 20%

$177,417

$152,661

$156,168

$159,797

$161,488
60% to 80%

$80,345

$70,888

$74,432

$74,181

$75,291
40% to 60%

$50,578

$45,461

$47,268

$45,735

$47,428
20% to 40%

$29,577

$27,460

$27,069

$25,159

$26,490
Bottom 20%

$11,186

$10,684

$9,241

$7,932

$8,540
2012 - 2016
Top 5%

$358,316

$294,666

$308,354

$323,846

$325,793
Upper 20%

$200,035

$167,583

$176,064

$182,338

$181,882
60% to 80%

$88,586

$77,373

$80,792

$79,307

$80,531
40% to 60%

$55,754

$49,649

$50,616

$45,976

$48,478
20% to 40%

$32,709

$29,887

$28,624

$24,670

$27,144
Bottom 20%

$12,243

$11,558

$8,893

$7,085

$8,043
Data Source: ACS43 of 58
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Mean Travel Time to Work (in minutes)
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Total

26.6 minutes

23.7 minutes

17.3 minutes

15.7 minutes

16.3 minutes
2015
Total

26.4 minutes

23.6 minutes

19.0 minutes

17.2 minutes

17.7 minutes
2014
Total

26.0 minutes

23.1 minutes

17.5 minutes

16.1 minutes

16.4 minutes
2013
Total

25.8 minutes

23.2 minutes

16.6 minutes

15.3 minutes

15.6 minutes
2012
Total

25.7 minutes

23.1 minutes

17.6 minutes

16.1 minutes

16.8 minutes
2011
Total

25.5 minutes

23.1 minutes

20.1 minutes

18.7 minutes

19.2 minutes
2012 - 2016
Total

26.1 minutes

23.4 minutes

17.7 minutes

16.4 minutes

16.8 minutes
2007 - 2011
Total

25.4 minutes

23.3 minutes

18.4 minutes

16.6 minutes

17.5 minutes
Data Source: ACS44 of 58
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Median Age
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Total

37.9

38.4

30.6

28.5

29.3

2015
Total

37.8

38.4

30.4

26.8

28.4

2014
Total

37.7

38.5

30.3

27.0

29.5

2013
Total

37.5

38.1

29.9

27.2

28.9

2012
Total

37.4

38.2

29.7

26.8

28.2

2011
Total

37.3

38.0

29.6

26.7

28.3

2012 - 2016
Total

37.7

38.3

30.3

27.4

28.9

2007 - 2011
Total

37.0

37.7

29.4

26.7

28.1

Data Source: ACS45 of 58
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Median Earnings by Educational Attainment, Individuals 25 and older

25 and over
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Less Than High School

$21,839

$21,505

$25,767

$18,811

$20,918
High School Graduate

$29,969

$29,902

$29,951

$31,076

$31,243
Some College

$35,406

$32,334

$32,759

$31,739

$32,131
Bachelor's Degree

$51,676

$45,701

$41,116

$40,441

$41,185
Graduate or Professional Degree

$70,121

$57,229

$55,214

$56,661

$55,952
2015
Less Than High School

$21,320

$21,161

$25,327

$21,083

$22,022
High School Graduate

$29,004

$27,375

$30,457

$29,461

$30,228
Some College

$34,377

$32,114

$32,093

$32,782

$33,013
Bachelor's Degree

$50,930

$45,607

$38,570

$35,128

$35,912
Graduate or Professional Degree

$67,286

$57,209

$51,878

$56,349

$52,997
2014
Less Than High School

$20,542

$20,342

$26,238

$24,521

$27,782
High School Graduate

$27,809

$27,080

$26,331

$25,159

$25,813
Some College

$33,175

$31,398

$32,278

$30,337

$31,617
Bachelor's Degree

$50,450

$44,221

$37,751

$36,012

$39,459
Graduate or Professional Degree

$66,175

$55,536

$51,663

$51,279

$51,256
2013
Less Than High School

$20,149

$18,937

$11,928

$10,811

$11,511
High School Graduate

$27,350

$26,808

$26,367

$21,702

$24,776
Some College

$32,387

$30,858

$30,438

$26,546

$26,670
Bachelor's Degree

$50,050

$43,178

$36,646

$38,916

$36,984
Graduate or Professional Degree

$65,565

$55,820

$51,874

$51,944

$52,653
2012
Less Than High School

$19,404

$17,590

$17,033

$17,139

$17,248
High School Graduate

$27,024

$26,157

$23,205

$16,979

$20,541
Some College

$32,401

$30,532

$30,971

$30,749

$30,720
Bachelor's Degree

$49,157

$42,019

$38,249

$36,187

$37,879
Graduate or Professional Degree

$65,164

$53,564

$50,994

$50,470

$51,369
2011
Less Than High School

$18,794

$18,165

$19,715

$15,677

$17,946
High School Graduate

$26,699

$25,921

$24,222

$23,676

$24,271
Some College

$32,321

$30,564

$32,469

$34,122

$32,170
Bachelor's Degree

$48,309

$42,271

$39,366

$39,197

$40,359
Graduate or Professional Degree

$64,322

$54,139

$50,558

$50,413

$50,427
2012 - 2016
Less Than High School

$20,924

$20,285

$21,311

$17,196

$20,152
High School Graduate

$28,672

$27,747

$27,639

$25,006

$27,049
Some College

$34,412

$31,870

$32,214

$31,479

$31,699
Bachelor's Degree

$51,094

$45,096

$40,173

$38,425

$39,971
Graduate or Professional Degree

$67,832

$56,958

$52,550

$53,398

$53,316
2007 - 2011
Less Than High School

-

-

-

-

-

High School Graduate

-

-

-

-

-

Some College

-

-

-

-

-

Bachelor's Degree

-

-

-

-

-

Graduate or Professional Degree

-

-

-

-

-

Data Source: ACS46 of 58
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Median Income - Family Households

Median (midpoint) income for family households, including those with and without children. Family households include two or more individuals related by birth, marriage or adoption. Family income is the preferred measure of economic wellbeing in university communities like Columbia and Boone County, since the majority of the student population resides in non-family households. Household income (i.e. including both family and non-family households) is artificially low due to the student population.

YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Total

$71,062

$65,058

$74,674

$78,277

$76,663
Black

$47,056

$42,729

$32,150

$40,967

$32,177
White

$80,289

$69,126

$79,730

$85,431

$81,626
2015
Total

$68,260

$62,989

$72,446

$73,894

$72,026
Black

$45,014

$41,690

$50,351

$51,722

$50,351
White

$77,072

$66,635

$74,667

$80,463

$74,314
2014
Total

$65,910

$61,299

$72,913

$74,194

$74,361
Black

$42,820

$39,638

$41,163

$41,635

$41,163
White

$74,706

$64,432

$78,841

$79,897

$80,573
2013
Total

$64,030

$58,754

$67,798

$72,232

$70,173
Black

$41,562

$39,215

$19,723

$25,474

$19,723
White

$72,421

$61,900

$72,160

$80,319

$79,090
2012
Total

$62,527

$57,274

$70,564

$72,177

$71,801
Black

$40,946

$34,319

$33,765

$32,784

$33,765
White

$71,144

$60,535

$75,212

$79,624

$77,024
2011
Total

$61,455

$56,616

$66,189

$67,231

$69,828
Black

$40,140

$36,876

-

-

-
White

$69,715

$59,812

$67,436

$74,341

$74,746
2012 - 2016
Total

$67,871

$62,285

$72,896

$75,970

$74,727
Black

$44,531

$40,473

$40,904

$42,485

$40,938
White

$76,714

$65,808

$78,073

$83,536

$80,787
2007 - 2011
Total

-

-

-

-

-

Black

-

-

-

-

-

White

-

-

-

-

-

Data Source: ACS47 of 58
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Median Income - Family Households with Children

Median income for family households with children.
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Total

$68,011

$63,862

$74,835

$85,406

$78,643
2015
Total

$64,701

$61,252

$72,371

$72,296

$70,304
2014
Total

$62,091

$59,778

$62,478

$63,554

$62,468
2013
Total

$60,654

$56,381

$61,609

$65,581

$60,888
2012
Total

$59,537

$54,931

$62,236

$60,164

$60,899
2011
Total

$58,035

$54,307

$65,943

$67,074

$67,246
2012 - 2016
Total

$64,379

$60,292

$68,239

$72,096

$69,418
2007 - 2011
Total

-

-

-

-

-

Data Source: ACS48 of 58
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People With Disabilities Receiving Special Education Services by School District
YearByState of MissouriColumbia SchoolsCentralia SchoolsHallsville SchoolsHarrisburg SchoolsSouthern Boone SchoolsSturgeon Schools
2018
Under 5

-

-

-

-

-

-

-
5-21

-

9.8%
1,740

12.3%
168

8.7%
121

15.9%
84

9.4%
156

16.0%
67
2017
Under 5

-

-

-

-


14

-

-
5-21

-

9.7%
1,684

10.2%
139

8.4%
116

15.6%
86

8.0%
129

16.2%
73
2016
Under 5


12,259


180

-

-

-

-

-
5-21

12.9%
113,842

9.5%
1,636

8.5%
114

8.8%
118

14.8%
79

7.1%
114

14.2%
65
2015
Under 5

2.6%
11,914

1.8%
186

-

-

-

-

-
5-21

12.7%
112,738

9.7%
1,673

9.1%
126

8.4%
111

15.1%
81

7.8%
120

11.8%
52
2014
Under 5

2.5%
11,446

1.8%
178

-

-

-

-

-
5-21

12.6%
111,986

9.8%
1,690

9.1%
128

9.0%
120

14.7%
78

9.2%
140

14.0%
64
2013
Under 5

2.5%
11,455

2.2%
202

-

-

-

-

-
5-21

12.6%
112,289

10.5%
1,792

10.2%
141

9.2%
128

16.1%
89

10.2%
153

13.2%
60
2012
Under 5

2.5%
11,430

1.8%
202

-

-

-

-

-
5-21

12.8%
113,895

11.0%
1,868

8.8%
119

10.4%
137

16.8%
93

9.7%
141

12.5%
54
Data Source: DESE49 of 58
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People without Health Insurance

Number and percentage of people who reported having no health insurance. Data is self-reported as part of the American Community Survey (ACS) conducted by the Census Bureau.
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Under 18

4.5%
3,277,474

4.5%
61,873

2.3%
832

2.7%
597

2.2%
609
Under 65

10.0%
26,931,513

10.5%
528,800

7.4%
11,461

6.3%
6,716

7.4%
9,671
2015
Under 18

4.8%
3,533,985

5.7%
79,698

4.7%
1,692

4.7%
1,013

5.8%
1,658
Under 65

10.9%
29,365,544

11.4%
578,231

6.5%
10,172

6.3%
6,909

6.5%
8,430
2014
Under 18

6.0%
4,396,536

7.2%
99,972

4.6%
1,633

3.3%
723

5.4%
1,511
Under 65

13.5%
36,246,622

13.7%
690,717

8.4%
12,988

7.1%
7,512

8.4%
10,947
2013
Under 18

7.1%
5,234,332

7.0%
97,546

4.5%
1,552

4.6%
900

5.2%
1,399
Under 65

16.7%
44,735,016

15.2%
768,376

9.5%
14,450

8.7%
9,006

9.7%
12,477
2012
Under 18

7.2%
5,263,807

7.0%
98,033

8.2%
2,834

10.2%
2,172

8.4%
2,433
Under 65

16.9%
45,212,231

15.8%
797,863

11.8%
17,791

11.3%
11,654

11.8%
15,332
2011
Under 18

7.5%
5,527,657

6.7%
94,934

2.1%
717

2.7%
546

2.2%
613
Under 65

17.3%
45,983,598

15.8%
803,867

9.4%
14,021

9.3%
9,334

8.8%
10,918
2012 - 2016
Under 18

5.9%
4,333,068

6.3%
87,432

4.9%
1,729

5.3%
1,141

5.4%
1,534
Under 65

13.5%
36,293,307

13.2%
669,498

8.9%
13,737

7.8%
8,268

8.9%
11,575
2007 - 2011
Under 18

-

-

-

-

-

Under 65

-

-

-

-

-

Data Source: ACS50 of 58
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Population by Age GroupChart Available

Population figures by age groups. Categories include Under 18, 18-64, and 65 and Over. The Child Population indicator is separate and includes categories for Under 5 and 5-17.
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Total


323,127,520


6,093,000


176,594


120,606


147,284
Under 18

22.8%
73,637,743

22.8%
1,390,064

20.4%
35,937

18.3%
22,099

19.1%
28,197
18-64

62.0%
200,274,613

61.2%
3,725,957

68.0%
120,089

70.0%
84,474

69.6%
102,530
65 and over

15.2%
49,215,164

16.0%
976,979

11.6%
20,568

11.6%
14,033

11.2%
16,557
2015
Total


321,418,816


6,083,672


174,974


119,098


145,307
Under 18

22.9%
73,629,710

22.9%
1,392,566

20.5%
35,868

18.3%
21,740

19.7%
28,644
18-64

62.2%
200,056,626

61.5%
3,740,158

69.1%
120,890

74.1%
88,295

70.6%
102,517
65 and over

14.9%
47,732,480

15.6%
950,948

10.4%
18,216

7.6%
9,063

9.7%
14,146
2014
Total


318,857,056


6,063,589


172,717


116,892


144,241
Under 18

23.1%
73,577,423

23.0%
1,392,502

20.4%
35,318

18.6%
21,795

19.5%
28,114
18-64

62.4%
199,064,741

61.7%
3,739,197

68.9%
118,986

72.1%
84,225

70.8%
102,115
65 and over

14.5%
46,214,893

15.4%
931,890

10.7%
18,413

9.3%
10,872

9.7%
14,012
2013
Total


316,128,832


6,044,171


170,773


115,287


142,764
Under 18

23.3%
73,586,612

23.1%
1,399,075

20.2%
34,574

16.9%
19,532

18.9%
26,930
18-64

62.6%
197,878,230

61.8%
3,736,738

69.6%
118,808

73.4%
84,658

71.6%
102,179
65 and over

14.1%
44,663,990

15.0%
908,358

10.2%
17,391

9.6%
11,097

9.6%
13,655
2012
Total


313,914,048


6,021,988


168,535


113,230


142,219
Under 18

23.5%
73,710,410

23.3%
1,403,706

20.6%
34,762

18.8%
21,301

20.4%
29,015
18-64

62.8%
197,063,161

62.0%
3,733,957

69.7%
117,392

72.7%
82,309

71.3%
101,443
65 and over

13.7%
43,140,477

14.7%
884,325

9.7%
16,381

8.5%
9,620

8.3%
11,761
2011
Total


311,591,919


6,010,688


165,627


110,432


136,607
Under 18

23.7%
73,910,701

23.5%
1,413,695

20.8%
34,405

18.5%
20,409

20.3%
27,751
18-64

63.0%
196,296,192

62.3%
3,742,389

69.8%
115,641

72.5%
80,083

70.5%
96,257
65 and over

13.3%
41,385,026

14.2%
854,604

9.4%
15,581

9.0%
9,940

9.2%
12,599
2012 - 2016
Total


318,558,176


6,059,651


172,773


117,165


145,054
Under 18

23.1%
73,612,438

23.0%
1,395,124

20.5%
35,459

18.5%
21,622

19.8%
28,731
18-64

62.4%
198,765,106

61.6%
3,734,593

69.0%
119,176

72.1%
84,516

70.6%
102,344
65 and over

14.5%
46,180,632

15.3%
929,934

10.5%
18,138

9.4%
11,027

9.6%
13,979
2007 - 2011
Total


306,603,772


5,955,802


160,628


106,658


135,470
Under 18

24.2%
74,047,753

23.9%
1,423,647

21.0%
33,687

18.6%
19,821

20.4%
27,678
18-64

62.9%
192,947,199

62.2%
3,706,016

69.9%
112,213

72.8%
77,661

71.0%
96,190
65 and over

12.9%
39,608,820

13.9%
826,139

9.2%
14,728

8.6%
9,176

8.6%
11,602
Data Source: ACS51 of 58
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Poverty Rate by Educational Attainment

Poor persons 25+
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Less Than High School

25.4%
6,719,180

27.6%
112,575

32.4%
1,695

46.1%
1,167

43.7%
1,605
High School Graduate

13.9%
8,033,164

12.9%
158,470

10.8%
2,382

10.5%
1,155

8.6%
1,380
Some College

10.0%
6,231,962

10.0%
123,079

11.7%
3,646

13.8%
2,540

11.8%
2,872
Bachelor's Degree or More

4.4%
3,021,527

3.8%
44,745

5.2%
2,405

6.0%
2,111

5.7%
2,340
2015
Less Than High School

26.5%
7,096,032

27.0%
116,072

26.4%
1,610

13.5%
456

13.4%
525
High School Graduate

14.1%
8,200,404

13.5%
166,799

14.0%
3,007

20.0%
2,433

15.4%
2,480
Some College

10.2%
6,311,030

10.2%
123,690

6.8%
1,705

8.1%
1,122

8.0%
1,558
Bachelor's Degree or More

4.5%
2,962,974

4.6%
52,274

8.7%
4,381

11.0%
3,888

9.4%
4,085
2014
Less Than High School

27.8%
7,504,708

29.3%
126,001

28.1%
1,795

27.6%
911

29.8%
1,412
High School Graduate

14.7%
8,479,243

13.8%
171,720

12.3%
2,587

18.1%
1,760

15.5%
2,301
Some College

10.6%
6,523,713

11.0%
131,907

10.2%
2,791

11.8%
1,813

9.7%
1,982
Bachelor's Degree or More

4.7%
2,982,201

4.3%
48,511

4.7%
2,100

5.4%
1,769

5.2%
2,100
2013
Less Than High School

27.7%
7,541,384

27.7%
119,990

40.2%
2,680

53.0%
2,470

44.6%
2,430
High School Graduate

14.6%
8,368,788

14.1%
175,274

16.9%
3,394

22.7%
1,963

21.0%
2,944
Some College

10.9%
6,642,558

12.1%
145,252

15.4%
4,218

16.5%
2,452

17.3%
3,569
Bachelor's Degree or More

4.8%
2,972,533

4.6%
50,360

7.8%
3,539

8.9%
3,103

8.6%
3,521
2012
Less Than High School

28.0%
7,672,024

28.8%
131,947

21.1%
1,011

24.8%
683

27.3%
960
High School Graduate

14.3%
8,195,271

14.2%
176,495

12.7%
2,320

17.5%
1,506

14.3%
1,852
Some College

10.8%
6,493,555

11.6%
137,932

9.3%
2,354

12.4%
1,821

9.9%
2,005
Bachelor's Degree or More

4.5%
2,726,930

4.4%
46,123

4.8%
2,262

5.8%
1,958

4.7%
1,958
2011
Less Than High School

27.9%
7,784,811

26.8%
126,632

20.2%
1,359

20.2%
867

19.6%
987
High School Graduate

14.2%
8,113,171

13.4%
164,103

16.2%
3,025

16.3%
1,316

14.4%
1,734
Some College

10.5%
6,211,352

10.7%
126,794

10.7%
2,545

9.3%
1,284

11.1%
1,953
Bachelor's Degree or More

4.4%
2,593,232

4.6%
47,552

7.1%
3,262

8.2%
2,672

7.7%
3,175
2012 - 2016
Less Than High School

27.1%
7,246,267

28.2%
121,392

32.1%
2,005

36.2%
1,294

35.0%
1,640
High School Graduate

14.3%
8,189,960

13.8%
169,525

13.1%
2,663

17.2%
1,676

14.7%
2,123
Some College

10.4%
6,409,855

10.9%
131,502

10.7%
2,851

12.2%
1,841

10.9%
2,236
Bachelor's Degree or More

4.5%
2,921,427

4.3%
48,199

6.1%
2,910

7.3%
2,557

6.6%
2,792
2007 - 2011
Less Than High School

-

-

-

-

-

High School Graduate

-

-

-

-

-

Some College

-

-

-

-

-

Bachelor's Degree or More

-

-

-

-

-

Data Source: ACS52 of 58
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School Attendance: % Students Attending at Least 90% of School Days: Grade 6Chart Available

Percentage of students with an attendance rate of 90% or above in grade 6.
YearByColumbia Schools
2016
Total

90.8%
Black

85.0%
White

91.8%
Hispanic

83.5%
2015
Total

89.5%
Black

81.0%
White

91.1%
Hispanic

83.1%
2014
Total

89.4%
Black

79.7%
White

89.5%
Hispanic

89.7%
2013
Total

89.4%
Black

78.5%
White

91.3%
Hispanic

85.2%
2012
Total

90.1%
Black

78.3%
White

91.3%
Hispanic

86.6%
Data Source: CPS53 of 58
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School Attendance: % Students Attending at Least 90% of School Days: Grade 8Chart Available

Percentage of students with an attendance rate of 90% or above in grade 8.
YearByColumbia Schools
2016
Total

87.8%
Black

80.1%
White

89.0%
Hispanic

81.0%
2015
Total

86.9%
Black

77.5%
White

86.9%
Hispanic

80.5%
2014
Total

87.4%
Black

76.0%
White

88.0%
Hispanic

87.7%
2013
Total

87.0%
Black

78.2%
White

88.1%
Hispanic

81.4%
2012
Total

86.3%
Black

78.0%
White

86.6%
Hispanic

79.5%
Data Source: CPS54 of 58
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Self-inflicted injury

Missouri resident self-inflicted injuries for ages 15 years old through >75 including: Deaths, Hospitalizations, and Emergency Room Visits.
YearByState of Missouri
2003 - 2013
Death

13.7 per 100,000 residents
Under 15

0.6 per 100,000 residents
15-19

8.6 per 100,000 residents
20-34

16.3 per 100,000 residents
35-64

19.6 per 100,000 residents
65-74

13.9 per 100,000 residents
75 and over

18.3 per 100,000 residents
Hospitalization

7.3 per 100,000 residents
Under 15

0.7 per 100,000 residents
15-19

10.3 per 100,000 residents
20-34

12.2 per 100,000 residents
35-64

9.0 per 100,000 residents
65-74

1.9 per 100,000 residents
75 and over

1.3 per 100,000 residents
ER visit

0.6 per 100,000 residents
Under 15

0.2 per 100,000 residents
15-19

1.8 per 100,000 residents
20-34

1.2 per 100,000 residents
35-64

0.5 per 100,000 residents
65-74

0.1 per 100,000 residents
75 and over

0.0 per 100,000 residents
Data Source: MOPHIMS55 of 58
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Share of Aggregate Household Income by QuintileChart Available

Percentage of total income represented by households in the quintile. Each quintile contains 20% of households, which quintile 1 representing the 20% of households with the lowest income and quintile 5 representing the 20% with the highest income.
YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone CountyCity of ColumbiaColumbia Schools
2016
Top 5%

23.3%

22.6%

21.7%

22.5%

22.1%
Upper 20%

51.6%

50.1%

49.6%

51.4%

50.4%
60% to 80%

22.6%
64,625,504

22.8%
1,218,600

23.9%
35,318.8

24.2%
24,121.2

23.9%
29,456.8
40% to 60%

14.3%
64,625,504

14.7%
1,218,600

15.2%
35,318.8

14.5%
24,121.2

15.0%
29,456.8
20% to 40%

8.4%
64,625,504

9.0%
1,218,600

8.4%
35,318.8

7.7%
24,121.2

8.2%
29,456.8
Bottom 20%

3.1%
64,625,504

3.5%
1,218,600

2.9%
35,318.8

2.3%
24,121.2

2.6%
29,456.8
2015
Top 5%

23.3%

22.1%

21.5%

24.7%

22.8%
Upper 20%

51.5%
23,183,336.8

49.9%
464,983.8

50.3%
13,659

54.6%
9,164.4

51.9%
11,334.6
60% to 80%

22.6%
23,183,336.8

23.0%
464,983.8

23.8%
13,659

23.0%
9,164.4

23.4%
11,334.6
40% to 60%

14.3%
23,183,336.8

14.7%
464,983.8

15.1%
13,659

13.6%
9,164.4

14.5%
11,334.6
20% to 40%

8.4%
23,183,336.8

8.9%
464,983.8

8.6%
13,659

7.1%
9,164.4

8.2%
11,334.6
Bottom 20%

3.2%
23,183,336.8

3.5%
464,983.8

2.3%
13,659

1.7%
9,164.4

2.1%
11,334.6
2014
Top 5%

22.9%

21.7%

20.3%

20.9%

21.4%
Upper 20%

51.4%
22,993,470

49.7%
460,802.2

49.0%
13,268

50.4%
8,942.4

50.4%
11,111.8
60% to 80%

22.8%
22,993,470

23.2%
460,802.2

24.2%
13,268

24.4%
8,942.4

24.0%
11,111.8
40% to 60%

14.3%
22,993,470

14.8%
460,802.2

15.4%
13,268

15.0%
8,942.4

14.9%
11,111.8
20% to 40%

8.4%
22,993,470

8.9%
460,802.2

8.8%
13,268

8.0%
8,942.4

8.4%
11,111.8
Bottom 20%

3.1%
22,993,470

3.4%
460,802.2

2.6%
13,268

2.2%
8,942.4

2.4%
11,111.8
2013
Top 5%

23.0%

21.5%

21.8%

23.5%

23.0%
Upper 20%

51.4%
22,809,855.2

49.6%
462,174.4

52.2%
13,275.4

55.2%
9,114.4

54.3%
11,287.8
60% to 80%

22.8%
22,809,855.2

23.1%
462,174.4

22.8%
13,275.4

22.8%
9,114.4

22.7%
11,287.8
40% to 60%

14.3%
22,809,855.2

14.9%
462,174.4

14.4%
13,275.4

13.1%
9,114.4

13.5%
11,287.8
20% to 40%

8.4%
22,809,855.2

8.9%
462,174.4

8.1%
13,275.4

6.9%
9,114.4

7.4%
11,287.8
Bottom 20%

3.1%
22,809,855.2

3.5%
462,174.4

2.5%
13,275.4

2.0%
9,114.4

2.2%
11,287.8
2012
Top 5%

22.4%

21.4%

26.6%

26.5%

28.6%
Upper 20%

50.9%
22,749,716.8

49.6%
461,385.4

54.4%
13,036.8

56.1%
8,756.2

56.3%
10,957.2
60% to 80%

23.0%
22,749,716.8

23.2%
461,385.4

22.2%
13,036.8

22.0%
8,756.2

21.6%
10,957.2
40% to 60%

14.5%
22,749,716.8

14.9%
461,385.4

13.3%
13,036.8

12.4%
8,756.2

12.5%
10,957.2
20% to 40%

8.5%
22,749,716.8

8.9%
461,385.4

7.6%
13,036.8

7.1%
8,756.2

7.3%
10,957.2
Bottom 20%

3.2%
22,749,716.8

3.5%
461,385.4

2.5%
13,036.8

2.4%
8,756.2

2.4%
10,957.2
2011
Top 5%

22.3%

21.7%

21.5%

21.6%

21.8%
Upper 20%

50.8%
22,555,977.6

49.7%
458,495.2

49.7%
12,417.6

51.1%
8,150.4

50.6%
10,219
60% to 80%

23.0%
22,555,977.6

23.1%
458,495.2

23.7%
12,417.6

23.7%
8,150.4

23.6%
10,219
40% to 60%

14.5%
22,555,977.6

14.8%
458,495.2

15.0%
12,417.6

14.6%
8,150.4

14.9%
10,219
20% to 40%

8.5%
22,555,977.6

8.9%
458,495.2

8.6%
12,417.6

8.0%
8,150.4

8.3%
10,219
Bottom 20%

3.2%
22,555,977.6

3.5%
458,495.2

2.9%
12,417.6

2.5%
8,150.4

2.7%
10,219
2012 - 2016
Top 5%

23.0%

21.9%

22.3%

23.9%

23.5%
Upper 20%

51.4%

49.9%

51.0%

53.7%

52.6%
60% to 80%

22.8%
63,711,635.2

23.0%
1,211,930.2

23.4%
34,554.6

23.4%
23,433

23.3%
29,010.8
40% to 60%

14.3%
63,711,635.2

14.8%
1,211,930.2

14.7%
34,554.6

13.6%
23,433

14.0%
29,010.8
20% to 40%

8.4%
63,711,635.2

8.9%
1,211,930.2

8.3%
34,554.6

7.3%
23,433

7.8%
29,010.8
Bottom 20%

3.2%
63,711,635.2

3.4%
1,211,930.2

2.6%
34,554.6

2.1%
23,433

2.3%
29,010.8
Data Source: ACS56 of 58
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Students Scoring Proficient on PALS-K

Percent of students who scored as proficient on the PALS-K. This data is available for Columbia Public Schools only.
YearByColumbia Schools
2016
Total

75.1%
Black

59.7%
White

83.4%
Hispanic

55.7%
2015
Total

75.8%
Black

57.6%
White

82.8%
Hispanic

62.8%
2014
Total

77.5%
Black

64.3%
White

83.2%
Hispanic

59.7%
2013
Total

84.3%
Black

72.2%
White

90.3%
Hispanic

64.0%
Data Source: CPS57 of 58
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Unemployment: Annual Average Rate

Labor force, employment and unemployment are defined by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics. The labor force includes people who are employed and those without a job who are actively looking for work and available for work. People who are not working or actively looking for work are not part of the labor force. Labor force and unemployment statistics are based on a survey sent to civilians in the US who are aged 16 and older living outside of institutions. The survey is not sent to people who live in institutions like corrections facilities or nursing homes. The survey is not sent to people on active duty in the Armed Forces.

YearByUnited StatesState of MissouriBoone County
2017
Labor Force


160,320,000


3,050,713


97,496
Unemployed

4.4%
6,982,000

3.8%
114,587

2.6%
2,543
2016
Labor Force


159,187,000


3,079,559


98,256
Unemployed

4.9%
7,751,000

4.6%
140,250

3.3%
3,239
2015
Labor Force


157,130,000


3,077,535


98,904
Unemployed

5.3%
8,296,000

5.0%
154,428

3.5%
3,479
2014
Labor Force


155,922,000


3,048,576


97,699
Unemployed

6.2%
9,617,000

6.1%
186,855

4.2%
4,071
2013
Labor Force


155,389,000


3,020,202


97,547
Unemployed

7.4%
11,460,000

6.7%
202,767

4.5%
4,393
Data Source: BLS58 of 58
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