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High School Graduation Rate by School District (Adjusted 4 Year) 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 adjustment accounts for transfers in and out of a school district. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2025
	Total	89.0%	95.5%	95.7%	95.7%	96.5%	95.5%
	Black	81.0%	-	-	-	-	100.0%
	White	93.1%	97.1%	96.2%	97.6%	96.7%	94.3%
	Hispanic	81.4%	-	-	-	100.0%	30.0%
2024
	Total	90.0%	96.9%	93.1%	93.9%	95.9%	91.4%
	Black	81.4%	-	-	-	-	100.0%
	White	93.4%	98.9%	93.7%	95.5%	95.0%	91.0%
	Hispanic	84.3%	-	-	-	95.70	80.0%
2023
	Total	87.7%	99.0%	96.0%	94.3%	94.1%	86.8%
	Black	77.4%	-	-	-	-	62.5%
	White	90.7%	98.9%	95.5%	93.6%	94.5%	88.7%
	Hispanic	87.0%	-	100.0%	-	-	77.8%
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as High School Graduation by School District. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4848
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High School Graduates Entering 2-Year College, 4-Year College, or Employment by School District 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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2025
	2-Year College	22.4%	19.3%	31.3%	27.0%	32.7%	27.1%	18.0%
	4-Year College	33.7%	46.2%	30.2%	40.0%	28.6%	49.2%	7.7%
	Employment	29.4%	20.5%	30.2%	30.0%	30.6%	5.1%	45.0%
	Military	2.2%	2.7%	-	-	-	-	-
	Postsecondary (Technical) Institution	4.5%	4.6%	-	-	-	13.6%	2.7%
2024
	2-Year College	22.8%	20.0%	26.0%	24.0%	24.0%	28.6%	15.3%
	4-Year College	34.3%	48.7%	30.0%	30.0%	30.0%	38.3%	14.4%
	Employment	29.1%	22.6%	37.0%	35.0%	35.0%	17.3%	27.0%
	Military	1.9%	1.6%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
	Postsecondary (Technical) Institution	3.5%	2.2%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	9.8%	10.8%
2023
	2-Year College	22.7%	15.6%	38.7%	27.5%	20.0%	29.9%	38.7%
	4-Year College	33.8%	47.7%	24.5%	38.5%	42.9%	41.1%	0.0%
	Employment	28.9%	20.5%	27.4%	27.5%	37.1%	21.5%	48.4%
	Military	2.0%	1.5%	4.7%	0.0%	0.0%	4.7%	0.0%
	Postsecondary (Technical) Institution	2.9%	0.9%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. District Graduate Follow-up. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Where High School Graduates Go. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4764
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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. Note there is no data for the 2019-2020 academic year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2024 - 2025
	Total	43.8%	42.7%	41.2%	-	53.2%	24.5%
	Black	19.2%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	57.8%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	28.6%	-	-	-	-	-
2023 - 2024
	Total	41.0%	36.8%	47.5%	43.7%	55.3%	17.7%
	Black	16.5%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	53.9%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	32.0%	-	-	-	-	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	38.2%	33.6%	38.2%	-	46.6%	29.5%
	Black	14.7%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	48.2%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	31.9%	-	-	-	-	-
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. State of Missouri Report Card – Missouri Comprehensive Data Center. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard. Indicator: Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced on English Language Arts MAP: Grade 3.http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4845
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Households Spending Over 30% Income on Housing (Adjusted) This indicator represents adjusted housing cost burden for total households, as well as specific numbers for those that rent or own. Households that own include those with and without mortgages. Households with missing values for housing cost or income have been removed from the analysis, resulting in ADJUSTED Housing Cost Burden. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	31.7%	25.9%	29.5%	33.4%	31.4%
	Black	42.9%	40.5%	46.0%	47.9%	45.9%
	White	26.3%	22.1%	25.9%	29.9%	27.6%
	Rent	50.4%	45.2%	50.0%	51.9%	50.9%
	Black	54.8%	52.6%	54.0%	55.5%	53.5%
	White	45.3%	40.6%	46.7%	49.0%	47.8%
	Own	22.2%	17.5%	15.2%	15.1%	15.5%
	Black	28.2%	23.5%	23.2%	24.5%	23.5%
	White	19.3%	15.7%	13.9%	14.1%	14.1%
2018 - 2022
	Total	31.4%	25.9%	30.1%	34.2%	32.0%
	Rent	49.9%	45.2%	50.4%	52.5%	51.3%
	Own	22.0%	17.4%	15.7%	15.7%	16.1%
2017 - 2021
	Total	31.3%	25.8%	30.1%	34.2%	32.2%
	Rent	49.4%	44.8%	50.7%	52.8%	51.6%
	Own	22.0%	17.3%	15.8%	15.6%	16.3%
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Gross Rent as a Percent of Household Income in the Past 12 Months. Calculated from the United States Census [Tables B25070 & B25091]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Households Spending Over 30% of Income (Adjusted). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4785
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Average Cost of Rent or Home Ownership Compared to Median Family Income The percent of monthly income spent on housing as figured by median family income (divided by 12 months) compared to median monthly rent or mortgage cost. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Rent	-	-	-	-	-
	Total	16.8%	13.5%	12.7%	12.5%	12.7%
	Black	26.3%	18.6%	19.7%	20.3%	19.2%
	White	17.4%	11.5%	12.0%	12.0%	12.2%
	Mortgage	-	-	-	-	-
	Total	23.7%	20.0%	18.8%	19.5%	19.1%
	Black	37.2%	27.6%	29.1%	31.5%	28.9%
	White	24.6%	17.1%	17.7%	18.6%	18.3%
2018 - 2022
	Rent	-	-	-	-	-
	Total	21.5%	12.5%	11.6%	11.5%	11.7%
	Black	31.5%	18.4%	19.8%	20.2%	19.8%
	White	20.0%	12.0%	11.2%	10.7%	11.0%
	Mortgage	-	-	-	-	-
	Total	22.0%	19.0%	17.7%	18.2%	18.3%
	Black	32.2%	27.9%	30.1%	32.0%	31.1%
	White	20.4%	18.2%	17.0%	17.0%	17.4%
2017 - 2021
	Rent	-	-	-	-	-
	Total	23.5%	13.6%	12.7%	12.7%	12.7%
	Black	34.6%	20.2%	19.9%	17.7%	20.1%
	White	21.9%	13.1%	12.3%	11.9%	12.0%
	Mortgage	-	-	-	-	-
	Total	23.9%	20.7%	19.4%	20.1%	20.0%
	Black	35.3%	30.7%	30.3%	28.1%	31.5%
	White	22.3%	19.8%	18.7%	18.9%	18.9%
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Median Family income. United States Census [Table B19113]. United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Selected Housing Characteristics. United States Census [Table DP04]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Average Cost of Rent or Home Ownership Compared to Median Family Income. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4929
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Child Care Programs in Boone County The total number of childcare centers in Boone County and the number of centers that accept subsidies from the Missouri Department of Social Services Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Boone County
2025
	Total Child Care Programs	142.00
	Total Child Care Programs Accepting DSS Subsidy	63.00
2024
	Total Child Care Programs	144.00
	Total Child Care Programs Accepting DSS Subsidy	58.00
2023
	Total Child Care Programs	150.00
	Total Child Care Programs Accepting DSS Subsidy	59.00
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Suggested citation: Child Care Aware of America. 2022 Child Care Needs Assessments for: BOONE. MO County Supply Reports. https://mochildcareaware.org/data-and-community/mo-county-supply-reports/ Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Child Care Programs in Boone County. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4930. (end citation). Notes from Data Source: Data accessed on November 21, 2022. Child Care Aware® of Missouri works in partnership with the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education - Office of Childhood to compile data on child care programs. Since child care programs change frequently, the Office of Childhood should always be contacted for the exact number of licensed programs and licensed capacity data (https://dese.mo.gov/childhood/child-care/find-care). Child Care Aware® of Missouri tracks data on licensed child care, early learning, and after-school programs across the state, as well as early learning and after-school programs that opt-in to regulations or list referrals to families. Child Care Aware® of Missouri recognizes that there are groups of preschool, child care, and after-school programs that may not be captured in these totals because they are not required to provide information about themselves to any authority. Child care facilities operated by religious organizations, and facilities that serve each child for no more than four hours a day are required by statute to be inspected but are exempt from licensure. Family child care homes that serve six or fewer children and child care provided by public or private K-12 education are some examples that are not subject to regulation. Child Care Aware® of Missouri, 955 Executive Parkway Drive, Suite 106, St. Louis, MO 63141 Phone: 800-200-9017, © Child Care Aware® of Missouri, 2022
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Child Poverty Rate Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	-	-	-	-	-
	Black	30.2% 2,945,781.0	32.5% 55,786.0	46.1% 2,185.0	43.8% 1,833.0	46.6% 2,185.0
	White	11.7% 4,697,334.0	12.7% 123,313.0	7.9% 2,035.0	6.3% 940.0	7.1% 1,361.0
	0-5	17.5% 3,926,390.0	17.4% 74,377.0	17.3% 2,059.0	14.7% 1,159.0	18.2% 1,731.0
	Under 18	16.3% 11,829,878.0	16.0% 216,943.0	14.8% 5,496.0	13.4% 3,208.0	15.7% 4,712.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	-	-	-	-	-
	Black	30.6% 3,006,512.0	34.4% 59,730.0	51.2% 2,358.0	59.6% 2,169.0	52.0% 2,358.0
	White	12.4% 5,223,712.0	13.1% 128,737.0	7.9% 1,997.0	6.8% 1,028.0	8.0% 1,543.0
	0-5	18.1% 3,369,529.0	18.4% 64,822.0	17.0% 1,650.0	16.8% 989.0	13.3% 989.0
	Under 18	16.7% 12,002,351.0	16.6% 223,732.0	15.7% 5,699.0	16.8% 3,942.0	17.4% 5,175.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	-	-	-	-	-
	Black	31.2% 3,120,620.0	33.6% 59,172.0	44.9% 1,961.0	46.8% 1,717.0	45.7% 1,961.0
	White	13.0% 5,852,925.0	13.5% 136,402.0	7.8% 2,027.0	6.7% 993.0	7.6% 1,489.0
	0-5	18.5% 3,535,591.0	18.4% 66,082.0	14.8% 1,487.0	15.6% 1,079.0	16.3% 1,381.0
	Under 18	17.1% 12,443,424.0	16.9% 229,574.0	14.6% 5,382.0	14.9% 3,471.0	16.0% 4,766.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months by Age. United States Census [Tables B17001, B17001A, B17001B, B17001C, B17001D, B17001E, B17001F, B17001G, B17001H & B17001I]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Child Poverty Rate. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4811
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Childcare Licensed Capacity Capacity of licensed child care programs. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Boone County
2024
2024	Licensed child care capacity	5,933.00
2023
2023	Licensed child care capacity	6,599.00
2022
2022	Licensed child care capacity	5,952.00
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Suggested citation: The Annie E. Casey Foundation- Kids Count Data Center. Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. US (United States) Census Bureau. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Child Care Licensed Capacity. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4767
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Families in Poverty Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	8.7% 7,176,933.0	8.4% 129,737.0	7.6% 3,200.0	7.9% 2,046.0	8.0% 2,694.0
	Black	17.4% 1,595,433.0	18.5% 27,716.0	23.3% 709.0	23.9% 639.0	22.9% 691.0
	White	6.3% 3,497,832.0	6.9% 87,202.0	5.6% 1,938.0	5.5% 1,085.0	5.5% 1,457.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	8.8% 7,151,167.0	8.5% 131,020.0	7.4% 3,068.0	8.4% 2,131.0	7.9% 2,619.0
	Black	17.5% 1,603,062.0	19.1% 28,716.0	27.6% 855.0	31.3% 795.0	27.2% 831.0
	White	6.5% 3,714,076.0	7.0% 89,592.0	5.1% 1,732.0	5.1% 1,004.0	5.0% 1,317.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	8.9% 7,181,779.0	8.5% 131,137.0	6.5% 2,662.0	7.3% 1,839.0	6.9% 2,256.0
	Black	17.8% 1,620,880.0	18.8% 28,396.0	23.9% 747.0	25.4% 685.0	23.9% 747.0
	White	6.7% 3,930,856.0	7.1% 91,434.0	4.6% 1,564.0	4.6% 897.0	4.4% 1,158.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months. United States Census [Table S1702]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Families in Poverty. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4809
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Family Households with Children in Poverty Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	Total	14.3% 4,511,567.0	13.8% 81,802.0	11.4% 2,033.0	10.1% 1,168.0	12.1% 1,737.0
2018 - 2022
2018 - 2022	Total	14.5% 4,564,179.0	14.4% 84,130.0	11.5% 1,998.0	12.1% 1,384.0	12.7% 1,788.0
2017 - 2021
2017 - 2021	Total	14.8% 4,644,531.0	14.5% 84,947.0	10.0% 1,702.0	10.6% 1,169.0	11.0% 1,506.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months of Families by Household Type by Number of Own Children Under 18 Years. United States Census [Table B17023]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard indicator as Family Households with Children in Poverty. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4814
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Food Insecurity Percent of people experiencing food insecurity, defined by the USDA as a lack of consistent access to enough food for every person in a household to live an active, healthy life. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County
2023
	Total	14.3%	15.4%	15.2%
	Black	-	33.0%	39.0%
	White	-	13.0%	14.0%
	Under 18	19.2%	18.1%	16.2%
2022
	Total	13.5%	15.0%	14.1%
	Black	-	31.0%	35.0%
	White	-	12.0%	13.0%
	Under 18	18.5%	18.7%	15.5%
2021
	Total	10.5%	11.6%	11.0%
	Black	-	26.0%	26.0%
	White	-	10.0%	11.0%
	Under 18	12.8%	12.8%	9.9%
Suggested citation: Feeding America: Map the Meal Gap 2023: An Analysis of County and Congressional District Food Insecurity and County Food Cost in the United States in 2021. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Food Insecurity. https://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4931
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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). Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	Total	0.48	0.47	0.47	0.49	0.49
2018 - 2022
2018 - 2022	Total	0.48	0.47	0.48	0.49	0.49
2017 - 2021
2017 - 2021	Total	0.48	0.46	0.47	0.49	0.48
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, GINI Index of Income Inequality. United States Census [Table B19083]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as GINI Index of Income Inequality.http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4806
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Homelessness The Missouri Balance of State (BoS) CoC conducts a Point-in-Time Count throughout its 101 county geographic area each year as required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The count helps Missourians monitor trends in the homeless population and increases public awareness of homelessness. The unsheltered Point in Time Count was not conducted nationally in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Boone County
2025
	Total	309.00
	Sheltered	262.00
	Unsheltered	47.00
2024
	Total	323.00
	Shelter Beds Available	293.00
	Sheltered	238.00
	Unsheltered	85.00
2023
	Total	270.00
	Shelter Beds Available	298.00
	Sheltered	204.00
	Unsheltered	66.00
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Suggested citation: Missouri Balance of State Continuum of Care. A Report of Sheltered and Unsheltered Point-in-Time Count of Homelessness. Missouri Balance of State. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Homelessness. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4897
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Households Without a Vehicle Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	Total	8.3% 10,602,826.0	6.6% 163,178.0	6.0% 4,508.0	7.0% 3,612.0	6.1% 3,856.0
2018 - 2022
2018 - 2022	Total	8.3% 10,474,870.0	6.6% 161,956.0	6.1% 4,554.0	7.2% 3,660.0	6.2% 3,840.0
2017 - 2021
2017 - 2021	Total	8.3% 10,349,174.0	6.5% 157,937.0	6.0% 4,351.0	7.2% 3,598.0	6.1% 3,754.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Physical Housing Characteristics for Occupied Housing Units. United States Census [Table S2504]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard indicator as Households without a Vehicle. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4816 Households without a Vehicle Percent Suggested citation: Missouri Census Data Center American Community Survey profile H5. Vehicles Available. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard indicator as Households without a vehicle. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4816
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Individuals in Poverty Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	12.4% 40,390,045.0	12.6% 756,528.0	17.1% 30,192.0	20.0% 23,516.0	18.9% 27,639.0
	Black	21.3% 8,404,656.0	23.0% 150,437.0	35.8% 6,080.0	36.0% 5,290.0	35.9% 6,011.0
	White	9.9% 20,312,310.0	10.8% 507,864.0	14.0% 19,155.0	17.2% 14,838.0	15.4% 16,800.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	12.5% 40,521,584.0	12.8% 766,582.0	17.8% 31,074.0	21.4% 24,980.0	19.8% 28,887.0
	Black	21.5% 8,519,391.0	23.8% 157,759.0	40.2% 6,678.0	44.4% 6,077.0	40.3% 6,628.0
	White	10.1% 21,525,577.0	10.9% 518,593.0	14.3% 19,606.0	17.6% 15,297.0	16.0% 17,548.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	12.6% 40,661,636.0	12.8% 762,023.0	16.8% 29,091.0	19.9% 23,021.0	18.6% 26,853.0
	Black	21.7% 8,630,739.0	23.5% 155,844.0	36.0% 5,816.0	36.9% 5,088.0	36.1% 5,779.0
	White	10.3% 22,616,705.0	10.9% 523,182.0	13.7% 18,873.0	16.9% 14,598.0	15.2% 16,787.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Individuals in Poverty. United States Census [Table S1702]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Individuals in Poverty. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4810
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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. Data for people over 65 is not included because they are eligble for Medicare. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Under 19	5.4% 4,208,983.0	6.1% 89,706.0	4.0% 1,634.0	4.7% 1,273.0	4.4% 1,484.0
	19-64	12.2% 27,547,700.0	12.9% 551,290.0	8.2% 11,555.0	7.8% 7,997.0	8.0% 10,210.0
2018 - 2022
	Under 19	5.3% 4,155,345.0	6.2% 90,368.0	3.9% 1,562.0	3.8% 1,021.0	4.1% 1,359.0
	19-64	11.1% 21,979,181.0	11.6% 478,942.0	7.4% 9,259.0	7.5% 7,274.0	7.6% 10,500.0
2017 - 2021
	Under 19	5.3% 4,168,731.0	6.0% 87,904.0	4.0% 1,644.0	3.8% 1,014.0	4.0% 1,368.0
	19-64	12.5% 23,905,904.0	13.5% 482,624.0	9.3% 10,192.0	9.6% 8,185.0	9.6% 11,472.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Age by Disability Status by Health Insurance Coverage. United States Census [Table B18135]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as People Without Health Insurance. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4861 People without Health Insurance Percent Suggested citation: Missouri Census Data Center ACS profile E11. Insurance Coverage. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as People without Health Insurance. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4861
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Percent of Families with Income Below Standard Federal Poverty Ratios Families that fall below 50%, 100% (poverty level), 150%, 185%, 200% and 300% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	50% of the FPL	3.8%	3.5%	2.9%	2.9%	2.9%
	Federal Poverty Level (100%)	8.7%	8.4%	7.6%	7.9%	8.0%
	150% of the FPL	15.2%	15.2%	12.8%	13.6%	13.2%
	185% of the FPL	20.2%	20.5%	16.6%	17.4%	17.3%
	200% of the FPL	22.4%	23.0%	18.5%	19.2%	19.1%
	300% of the FPL	37.2%	39.3%	31.5%	31.5%	31.1%
2018 - 2022
	50% of the FPL	4.0%	3.5%	2.8%	3.5%	2.9%
	Federal Poverty Level (100%)	8.8%	8.5%	7.4%	8.4%	7.9%
	150% of the FPL	15.1%	15.3%	12.7%	14.0%	13.3%
	185% of the FPL	20.0%	20.7%	16.7%	18.0%	18.0%
	200% of the FPL	22.3%	23.2%	18.5%	19.6%	19.7%
	300% of the FPL	37.2%	39.7%	32.1%	32.8%	32.2%
Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months Families. United States Census [Table S1702]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Percent of Families with Income Below Standard Poverty Ratios. https://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4938
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Poverty Rate by Educational Attainment Poverty rates by educational attainment for people aged 25 and older. Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Less Than High School	24.0% 5,604,139.0	26.3% 88,933.0	22.6% 1,350.0	26.3% 868.0	27.2% 1,180.0
	High School Graduate	14.0% 8,181,436.0	14.2% 175,835.0	15.7% 3,470.0	19.6% 2,301.0	17.7% 2,899.0
	Some College	10.7% 6,142,567.0	10.4% 118,444.0	12.9% 2,936.0	15.0% 2,018.0	14.1% 2,446.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	5.0% 3,513,586.0	4.4% 54,953.0	8.0% 3,211.0	10.1% 2,777.0	8.9% 3,069.0
2018 - 2022
	Less Than High School	24.0% 5,683,249.0	26.3% 91,568.0	22.2% 1,260.0	28.7% 918.0	27.2% 1,125.0
	High School Graduate	13.7% 8,003,553.0	14.0% 173,232.0	15.0% 3,331.0	19.4% 2,276.0	16.9% 2,773.0
	Some College	10.5% 6,062,192.0	10.3% 118,373.0	12.0% 2,889.0	13.6% 1,925.0	13.3% 2,422.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	4.9% 3,368,325.0	4.3% 52,055.0	7.6% 2,999.0	9.2% 2,450.0	8.3% 2,774.0
2017 - 2021
	Less Than High School	23.9% 5,781,450.0	25.9% 93,220.0	24.0% 1,292.0	28.7% 893.0	27.7% 1,100.0
	High School Graduate	13.5% 7,859,604.0	13.5% 166,565.0	12.8% 2,888.0	16.0% 1,919.0	14.6% 2,420.0
	Some College	10.4% 5,998,285.0	10.1% 117,016.0	11.2% 2,819.0	12.7% 1,916.0	12.3% 2,394.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	4.8% 3,248,758.0	4.0% 48,890.0	7.0% 2,760.0	8.6% 2,316.0	7.6% 2,540.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months of Individuals by Educational Attainment. United States Census [Table C17003]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Poverty Rate by Educational Attainment.http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4812
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Refugee Arrivals Number of refugees who arrived through the US Refugee Administration resettlement process. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2023
2023	Total	1,563.00	183.00
2022
2022	Total	730.00	94.00
Suggested citation: Missouri Office of Refugee Administration. 2022 Missouri Arrival Numbers. https://moora.org/data-reports Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Refugee Arrivals. https://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4932
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Households Spending Over 30% Income on Housing (Adjusted) This indicator represents adjusted housing cost burden for total households, as well as specific numbers for those that rent or own. Households that own include those with and without mortgages. Households with missing values for housing cost or income have been removed from the analysis, resulting in ADJUSTED Housing Cost Burden. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	31.7%	25.9%	29.5%	33.4%	31.4%
	Black	42.9%	40.5%	46.0%	47.9%	45.9%
	White	26.3%	22.1%	25.9%	29.9%	27.6%
	Rent	50.4%	45.2%	50.0%	51.9%	50.9%
	Black	54.8%	52.6%	54.0%	55.5%	53.5%
	White	45.3%	40.6%	46.7%	49.0%	47.8%
	Own	22.2%	17.5%	15.2%	15.1%	15.5%
	Black	28.2%	23.5%	23.2%	24.5%	23.5%
	White	19.3%	15.7%	13.9%	14.1%	14.1%
2018 - 2022
	Total	31.4%	25.9%	30.1%	34.2%	32.0%
	Rent	49.9%	45.2%	50.4%	52.5%	51.3%
	Own	22.0%	17.4%	15.7%	15.7%	16.1%
2017 - 2021
	Total	31.3%	25.8%	30.1%	34.2%	32.2%
	Rent	49.4%	44.8%	50.7%	52.8%	51.6%
	Own	22.0%	17.3%	15.8%	15.6%	16.3%
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Gross Rent as a Percent of Household Income in the Past 12 Months. Calculated from the United States Census [Tables B25070 & B25091]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Households Spending Over 30% of Income (Adjusted). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4785
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Households Spending Over 30% Income on Housing (Non-Adjusted) This indicator includes housing cost burden for total households, as well as specific numbers for those that rent or own. Households that own include those with and without mortgages. 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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	30.7% 39,188,051.0	25.1% 624,280.0	28.7% 21,545.0	32.5% 16,689.0	30.6% 19,259.0
	Black	41.1% 6,393,544.0	38.8% 107,516.0	44.8% 2,963.0	46.7% 2,740.0	44.6% 2,905.0
	White	25.6% 22,465,807.0	21.5% 430,901.0	25.3% 15,353.0	29.2% 11,620.0	27.0% 13,328.0
	Rent	46.9% 20,909,407.0	41.6% 331,562.0	47.6% 14,960.0	49.5% 12,876.0	48.6% 14,031.0
	Black	51.4% 4,507,101.0	49.4% 81,648.0	52.3% 2,578.0	53.8% 2,394.0	51.9% 2,529.0
	White	41.9% 10,403,557.0	37.2% 203,474.0	44.4% 10,088.0	46.9% 8,635.0	45.6% 9,269.0
	Own	22.1% 18,278,644.0	17.3% 292,718.0	15.1% 6,585.0	15.0% 3,813.0	15.4% 5,228.0
	Black	27.8% 1,886,443.0	23.2% 25,868.0	22.7% 385.0	24.5% 346.0	23.0% 376.0
	White	19.2% 12,062,250.0	15.6% 227,427.0	13.8% 5,265.0	14.0% 2,985.0	14.0% 4,059.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	30.5% 38,363,931.0	25.2% 618,323.0	29.4% 21,867.0	33.3% 16,990.0	31.3% 19,544.0
	Rent	46.4% 20,547,938.0	41.6% 331,537.0	48.2% 15,182.0	50.3% 13,109.0	49.2% 14,187.0
	Own	21.9% 17,815,993.0	17.3% 286,786.0	15.6% 6,685.0	15.6% 3,881.0	16.0% 5,357.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	30.3% 37,625,113.0	25.0% 608,095.0	29.5% 21,564.0	33.4% 16,565.0	31.5% 19,352.0
	Rent	46.0% 20,169,402.0	41.3% 325,273.0	48.6% 14,879.0	50.9% 12,767.0	49.7% 13,949.0
	Own	21.8% 17,455,711.0	17.2% 282,822.0	15.7% 6,685.0	15.5% 3,798.0	16.2% 5,403.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Gross Rent as a Percent of Household Income in the Past 12 Months. Calculated from the United States Census [Tables B25070 & B25091]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard indicator as Households Spending Over 30% of Income (Non-Adjusted). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4784
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Families in Poverty Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	8.7% 7,176,933.0	8.4% 129,737.0	7.6% 3,200.0	7.9% 2,046.0	8.0% 2,694.0
	Black	17.4% 1,595,433.0	18.5% 27,716.0	23.3% 709.0	23.9% 639.0	22.9% 691.0
	White	6.3% 3,497,832.0	6.9% 87,202.0	5.6% 1,938.0	5.5% 1,085.0	5.5% 1,457.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	8.8% 7,151,167.0	8.5% 131,020.0	7.4% 3,068.0	8.4% 2,131.0	7.9% 2,619.0
	Black	17.5% 1,603,062.0	19.1% 28,716.0	27.6% 855.0	31.3% 795.0	27.2% 831.0
	White	6.5% 3,714,076.0	7.0% 89,592.0	5.1% 1,732.0	5.1% 1,004.0	5.0% 1,317.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	8.9% 7,181,779.0	8.5% 131,137.0	6.5% 2,662.0	7.3% 1,839.0	6.9% 2,256.0
	Black	17.8% 1,620,880.0	18.8% 28,396.0	23.9% 747.0	25.4% 685.0	23.9% 747.0
	White	6.7% 3,930,856.0	7.1% 91,434.0	4.6% 1,564.0	4.6% 897.0	4.4% 1,158.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months. United States Census [Table S1702]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Families in Poverty. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4809
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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). Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	Total	0.48	0.47	0.47	0.49	0.49
2018 - 2022
2018 - 2022	Total	0.48	0.47	0.48	0.49	0.49
2017 - 2021
2017 - 2021	Total	0.48	0.46	0.47	0.49	0.48
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, GINI Index of Income Inequality. United States Census [Table B19083]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as GINI Index of Income Inequality.http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4806
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Individuals in Poverty Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	12.4% 40,390,045.0	12.6% 756,528.0	17.1% 30,192.0	20.0% 23,516.0	18.9% 27,639.0
	Black	21.3% 8,404,656.0	23.0% 150,437.0	35.8% 6,080.0	36.0% 5,290.0	35.9% 6,011.0
	White	9.9% 20,312,310.0	10.8% 507,864.0	14.0% 19,155.0	17.2% 14,838.0	15.4% 16,800.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	12.5% 40,521,584.0	12.8% 766,582.0	17.8% 31,074.0	21.4% 24,980.0	19.8% 28,887.0
	Black	21.5% 8,519,391.0	23.8% 157,759.0	40.2% 6,678.0	44.4% 6,077.0	40.3% 6,628.0
	White	10.1% 21,525,577.0	10.9% 518,593.0	14.3% 19,606.0	17.6% 15,297.0	16.0% 17,548.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	12.6% 40,661,636.0	12.8% 762,023.0	16.8% 29,091.0	19.9% 23,021.0	18.6% 26,853.0
	Black	21.7% 8,630,739.0	23.5% 155,844.0	36.0% 5,816.0	36.9% 5,088.0	36.1% 5,779.0
	White	10.3% 22,616,705.0	10.9% 523,182.0	13.7% 18,873.0	16.9% 14,598.0	15.2% 16,787.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Individuals in Poverty. United States Census [Table S1702]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Individuals in Poverty. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4810
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Kindergarten Entry Assessment (KEA) Kindergarten entry assessment (KEA) is a one-time assessment designed to measure a child's skills and behaviors within the first few weeks of entering kindergarten. Using KEA data can help inform teachers and leaders of the number of children who are ready for school overall, as well as support instruction by meeting students where they are when they enter kindergarten. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools
2023
	Total	48.7%
	Black	33.8%
	White	55.6%
	Hispanic	38.1%
Suggested citation: Columbia Public Schools. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Kindergarten entry assessment (KEA). https://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4937
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Mean Household Income by Quintile 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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Top 5%	$515,555	$420,563	$415,842	$409,162	$429,261
	Upper 20%	$285,351	$234,836	$240,747	$238,992	$245,701
	60% to 80%	$124,497	$107,146	$109,008	$104,559	$107,428
	40% to 60%	$79,004	$69,240	$70,189	$64,882	$67,584
	20% to 40%	$46,761	$41,867	$41,401	$36,766	$39,356
	Bottom 20%	$16,840	$15,897	$14,006	$11,924	$12,940
2018 - 2022
	Top 5%	$494,992	$404,080	$404,733	$392,710	$419,354
	Upper 20%	$273,413	$225,585	$231,806	$228,764	$237,632
	60% to 80%	$119,232	$102,696	$103,712	$99,022	$101,940
	40% to 60%	$75,586	$66,251	$66,596	$61,015	$63,806
	20% to 40%	$44,680	$39,993	$39,424	$35,023	$37,639
	Bottom 20%	$16,253	$15,238	$13,681	$11,807	$12,779
2017 - 2021
	Top 5%	$453,167	$371,277	$361,573	$349,625	$370,997
	Upper 20%	$250,618	$207,969	$212,006	$209,945	$216,251
	60% to 80%	$109,673	$94,991	$96,588	$92,501	$95,189
	40% to 60%	$69,508	$61,309	$62,381	$57,441	$59,803
	20% to 40%	$41,089	$37,099	$36,866	$32,831	$35,184
	Bottom 20%	$15,091	$14,394	$13,715	$11,774	$12,786
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Mean Household Income of Quintiles. United States Census [Table B19081]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Mean Household Income by Quintile. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4820
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Median Earnings by Educational Attainment, Individuals 25 and older Median earnings by educational attainment of people 25 and older. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Less Than High School	$31,492	$30,807	$36,161	$31,292	$31,244
	High School Graduate	$38,789	$37,463	$38,476	$36,742	$37,851
	Some College	$45,840	$43,468	$44,530	$41,199	$42,753
	Bachelor's Degree	$67,849	$60,310	$56,173	$56,441	$55,938
	Graduate or Professional Degree	$88,719	$74,191	$69,048	$68,925	$70,110
2018 - 2022
	Less Than High School	$29,706	$28,861	$36,612	$28,039	$31,178
	High School Graduate	$36,931	$35,770	$35,358	$33,712	$34,328
	Some College	$43,988	$41,476	$41,185	$38,675	$39,652
	Bachelor's Degree	$64,982	$57,944	$53,759	$53,741	$53,498
	Graduate or Professional Degree	$85,680	$71,695	$64,811	$62,945	$64,901
2017 - 2021
	Less Than High School	$26,954	$26,400	$32,792	$22,861	$25,909
	High School Graduate	$33,878	$32,836	$31,885	$29,135	$29,759
	Some College	$40,352	$38,030	$37,461	$34,090	$34,978
	Bachelor's Degree	$59,717	$53,696	$49,191	$48,888	$49,087
	Graduate or Professional Degree	$79,241	$66,301	$62,339	$59,563	$62,176
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Earnings in the Past 12 Months (Inflation-Adjusted Dollars). United States Census [Table S2001]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard indicator as Median Earnings by Educational Attainment, Individuals 25 and older. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4822
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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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	$96,922	$88,759	$100,150	$102,167	$101,216
	Black	$66,727	$61,425	$64,340	$63,130	$64,511
	White	$105,270	$92,861	$103,833	$107,043	$106,057
2018 - 2022
	Total	$92,646	$84,745	$96,219	$97,335	$96,811
	Black	$63,338	$57,785	$56,685	$55,510	$57,192
	White	$100,013	$88,461	$100,373	$104,510	$102,341
2017 - 2021
	Total	$85,028	$77,976	$87,935	$88,210	$88,682
	Black	$57,636	$52,538	$56,341	$63,250	$56,347
	White	$91,242	$81,463	$91,143	$94,032	$93,814
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Median Income Family Households. United States Census [Tables B19113, B19113A, B19113B]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard. Indicator: Median Income-Family Households. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4828
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Percent of Families with Income Below Standard Federal Poverty Ratios Families that fall below 50%, 100% (poverty level), 150%, 185%, 200% and 300% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	50% of the FPL	3.8%	3.5%	2.9%	2.9%	2.9%
	Federal Poverty Level (100%)	8.7%	8.4%	7.6%	7.9%	8.0%
	150% of the FPL	15.2%	15.2%	12.8%	13.6%	13.2%
	185% of the FPL	20.2%	20.5%	16.6%	17.4%	17.3%
	200% of the FPL	22.4%	23.0%	18.5%	19.2%	19.1%
	300% of the FPL	37.2%	39.3%	31.5%	31.5%	31.1%
2018 - 2022
	50% of the FPL	4.0%	3.5%	2.8%	3.5%	2.9%
	Federal Poverty Level (100%)	8.8%	8.5%	7.4%	8.4%	7.9%
	150% of the FPL	15.1%	15.3%	12.7%	14.0%	13.3%
	185% of the FPL	20.0%	20.7%	16.7%	18.0%	18.0%
	200% of the FPL	22.3%	23.2%	18.5%	19.6%	19.7%
	300% of the FPL	37.2%	39.7%	32.1%	32.8%	32.2%
Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months Families. United States Census [Table S1702]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Percent of Families with Income Below Standard Poverty Ratios. https://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4938
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Poverty Rate by Educational Attainment Poverty rates by educational attainment for people aged 25 and older. Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Less Than High School	24.0% 5,604,139.0	26.3% 88,933.0	22.6% 1,350.0	26.3% 868.0	27.2% 1,180.0
	High School Graduate	14.0% 8,181,436.0	14.2% 175,835.0	15.7% 3,470.0	19.6% 2,301.0	17.7% 2,899.0
	Some College	10.7% 6,142,567.0	10.4% 118,444.0	12.9% 2,936.0	15.0% 2,018.0	14.1% 2,446.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	5.0% 3,513,586.0	4.4% 54,953.0	8.0% 3,211.0	10.1% 2,777.0	8.9% 3,069.0
2018 - 2022
	Less Than High School	24.0% 5,683,249.0	26.3% 91,568.0	22.2% 1,260.0	28.7% 918.0	27.2% 1,125.0
	High School Graduate	13.7% 8,003,553.0	14.0% 173,232.0	15.0% 3,331.0	19.4% 2,276.0	16.9% 2,773.0
	Some College	10.5% 6,062,192.0	10.3% 118,373.0	12.0% 2,889.0	13.6% 1,925.0	13.3% 2,422.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	4.9% 3,368,325.0	4.3% 52,055.0	7.6% 2,999.0	9.2% 2,450.0	8.3% 2,774.0
2017 - 2021
	Less Than High School	23.9% 5,781,450.0	25.9% 93,220.0	24.0% 1,292.0	28.7% 893.0	27.7% 1,100.0
	High School Graduate	13.5% 7,859,604.0	13.5% 166,565.0	12.8% 2,888.0	16.0% 1,919.0	14.6% 2,420.0
	Some College	10.4% 5,998,285.0	10.1% 117,016.0	11.2% 2,819.0	12.7% 1,916.0	12.3% 2,394.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	4.8% 3,248,758.0	4.0% 48,890.0	7.0% 2,760.0	8.6% 2,316.0	7.6% 2,540.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months of Individuals by Educational Attainment. United States Census [Table C17003]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Poverty Rate by Educational Attainment.http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4812
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Share of Aggregate Household Income by Quintile Percentage of total income represented by households in the 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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Upper 20%	51.7%	50.1%	50.7%	52.3%	51.9%
	60% to 80%	22.5%	22.9%	22.9%	22.9%	22.7%
	40% to 60%	14.3%	14.8%	14.8%	14.2%	14.3%
	20% to 40%	8.5%	8.9%	8.7%	8.0%	8.3%
	Bottom 20%	3.1%	3.4%	3.0%	2.6%	2.7%
2018 - 2022
	Upper 20%	51.7%	50.2%	50.9%	52.5%	52.4%
	60% to 80%	22.5%	22.8%	22.8%	22.7%	22.5%
	40% to 60%	14.3%	14.7%	14.6%	14.0%	14.1%
	20% to 40%	8.4%	8.9%	8.7%	8.0%	8.3%
	Bottom 20%	3.1%	3.4%	3.0%	2.7%	2.8%
2017 - 2021
	Upper 20%	51.6%	50.0%	50.3%	51.9%	51.6%
	60% to 80%	22.6%	22.9%	22.9%	22.9%	22.7%
	40% to 60%	14.3%	14.8%	14.8%	14.2%	14.3%
	20% to 40%	8.5%	8.9%	8.8%	8.1%	8.4%
	Bottom 20%	3.1%	3.5%	3.3%	2.9%	3.1%
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Shares of Aggregate Household Income by Quintile. United States Census [Table B19082]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard indicator as Share of Aggregate Household Income by Quintile. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4818
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Low Birthweight for Full-Term Pregnancies Number of low birthweight full-term births. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2019 - 2023
	Total	3.09 Per 100 resident live births 9,518.00	3.20 Per 100 resident live births 281.00
	Black	6.25 Per 100 resident live births 2,732.00	6.48 Per 100 resident live births 85.00
	White	2.49 Per 100 resident live births 5,965.00	2.61 Per 100 resident live births 171.00
2014 - 2018
	Total	2.95 Per 100 resident live births 9,799.00	2.98 Per 100 resident live births 281.00
	Black	6.25 Per 100 resident live births 2,732.00	6.55 Per 100 resident live births 89.00
	White	2.43 Per 100 resident live births 6,413.00	2.20 Per 100 resident live births 159.00
2009 - 2013
	Total	3.06 Per 100 resident live births	2.41 Per 100 resident live births
	Black	5.67 Per 100 resident live births	5.33 Per 100 resident live births
	White	2.60 Per 100 resident live births	1.96 Per 100 resident live births
Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services. Missouri Resident Births. Missouri Public Health Information Management System (MOPHIMS). Birth MICA. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Low Birthweight for Full-Term Pregnancies. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4876
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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. Note there is no data for the 2019-2020 academic year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2024 - 2025
	Total	43.8%	42.7%	41.2%	-	53.2%	24.5%
	Black	19.2%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	57.8%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	28.6%	-	-	-	-	-
2023 - 2024
	Total	41.0%	36.8%	47.5%	43.7%	55.3%	17.7%
	Black	16.5%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	53.9%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	32.0%	-	-	-	-	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	38.2%	33.6%	38.2%	-	46.6%	29.5%
	Black	14.7%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	48.2%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	31.9%	-	-	-	-	-
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. State of Missouri Report Card – Missouri Comprehensive Data Center. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard. Indicator: Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced on English Language Arts MAP: Grade 3.http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4845
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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 or above on the Language Arts section of the MAP test. Data is available at the school district level. Note there is no data for the 2019-2020 academic year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2024 - 2025
	Total	40.1%	39.5%	48.2%	49.9%	45.1%	30.8%
	Black	10.8%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	54.8%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	22.7%	-	-	-	-	-
2023 - 2024
	Total	39.8%	35.2%	42.5%	-	47.3%	30.8%
	Black	13.2%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	52.3%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	33.0%	-	-	-	-	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	40.3%	30.5%	42.4%	34.8%	46.6%	37.7%
	Black	13.5%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	51.9%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	26.1%	-	-	-	-	-
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. State of Missouri Report Card – Missouri Comprehensive Data Center. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard. Indicator: Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced on English Language Arts MAP: Grade 6. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4844
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Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced in Math MAP: Grade 6 Percentage of students in Grade 6 who scored proficient or above on the Math section of the MAP test. Data is available at the school district level. Note there is no data for the 2019-2020 academic year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2024 - 2025
	Total	46.6%	60.3%	59.4%	-	57.4%	19.3%
	Black	14.3%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	61.1%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	37.4%	-	-	-	-	-
2023 - 2024
	Total	44.0%	52.2%	62.3%	44.6%	58.0%	21.3%
	Black	14.1%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	57.5%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	33.8%	-	-	-	-	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	42.0%	44.2%	56.8%	-	60.3%	22.6%
	Black	14.0%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	53.2%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	26.6%	-	-	-	-	-
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. State of Missouri Report Card – Missouri Comprehensive Data Center. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced in Math MAP: Grade 6. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4843
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Educational Attainment Includes categories: Less Than 9th Grade; 9th-12th Grade, No Diploma; High School Graduate (or Equivalent); Bachelor's Degree; Graduate or Professional Degree; Some College, No Degree; Associates Degree. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Less Than 9th Grade	4.7% 10,732,389.0	2.7% 113,643.0	2.2% 2,489.0	2.2% 1,595.0	2.1% 1,922.0
	9th-12th Grade, No Diploma	5.9% 13,497,828.0	5.7% 241,089.0	3.2% 3,627.0	2.5% 1,824.0	2.8% 2,534.0
	High School Graduate (or Equivalent)	26.2% 59,836,489.0	30.3% 1,279,442.0	20.1% 22,739.0	16.9% 12,245.0	18.0% 16,888.0
	Some College	19.4% 44,354,396.0	21.0% 887,058.0	16.3% 18,449.0	15.7% 11,319.0	18.4% 16,906.0
	Associates Degree	8.8% 20,059,257.0	8.3% 350,970.0	7.1% 8,017.0	6.2% 4,461.0	6.4% 5,928.0
	Bachelor's Degree	21.3% 48,591,540.0	19.6% 824,697.0	28.5% 32,131.0	30.1% 21,782.0	29.8% 27,429.0
	Graduate or Professional Degree	13.7% 31,362,762.0	12.3% 520,533.0	22.5% 25,458.0	26.3% 19,038.0	24.5% 22,566.0
2018 - 2022
	Less Than 9th Grade	4.7% 10,742,781.0	2.7% 114,380.0	2.0% 2,262.0	2.1% 1,513.0	1.9% 1,683.0
	9th-12th Grade, No Diploma	6.1% 13,856,917.0	6.0% 250,583.0	3.2% 3,551.0	2.5% 1,775.0	2.8% 2,545.0
	High School Graduate (or Equivalent)	26.4% 59,741,825.0	30.5% 1,280,433.0	20.6% 22,861.0	17.3% 12,257.0	18.7% 16,888.0
	Some College	19.7% 44,692,390.0	21.4% 898,546.0	17.2% 19,039.0	16.2% 11,476.0	16.8% 15,166.0
	Associates Degree	8.7% 19,815,732.0	8.2% 345,329.0	7.3% 8,106.0	6.6% 4,721.0	6.7% 6,043.0
	Bachelor's Degree	20.9% 47,391,673.0	19.2% 804,597.0	27.9% 30,976.0	29.8% 21,128.0	29.2% 26,403.0
	Graduate or Professional Degree	13.4% 30,359,674.0	12.0% 505,241.0	21.8% 24,215.0	25.5% 18,142.0	24.0% 21,744.0
2017 - 2021
	Less Than 9th Grade	4.8% 10,793,507.0	2.8% 115,606.0	1.9% 2,159.0	2.0% 1,405.0	1.8% 1,644.0
	9th-12th Grade, No Diploma	6.3% 14,256,849.0	6.3% 261,933.0	3.1% 3,383.0	2.5% 1,810.0	2.7% 2,426.0
	High School Graduate (or Equivalent)	26.5% 59,636,386.0	30.5% 1,276,601.0	20.9% 23,120.0	17.5% 12,389.0	18.8% 17,025.0
	Some College	20.0% 45,042,031.0	21.6% 905,553.0	18.2% 20,202.0	17.6% 12,478.0	17.9% 16,181.0
	Associates Degree	8.7% 19,614,710.0	8.2% 342,927.0	7.4% 8,200.0	6.6% 4,716.0	6.8% 6,202.0
	Bachelor's Degree	20.6% 46,354,332.0	18.9% 789,957.0	27.1% 30,021.0	28.4% 20,137.0	28.2% 25,548.0
	Graduate or Professional Degree	13.1% 29,454,504.0	11.8% 495,242.0	21.4% 23,731.0	25.4% 18,060.0	23.9% 21,620.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Educational Attainment for the Population 25 Years and Over. United States Census [Table B15003]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Educational Attainment. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4839 Educational Attainment Percent Suggested citation: Missouri Census Data Center. American Community Survey profile S8. Educational Attainment. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Educational Attainment. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4839
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Kindergarten Entry Assessment (KEA) Kindergarten entry assessment (KEA) is a one-time assessment designed to measure a child's skills and behaviors within the first few weeks of entering kindergarten. Using KEA data can help inform teachers and leaders of the number of children who are ready for school overall, as well as support instruction by meeting students where they are when they enter kindergarten. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools
2023
	Total	48.7%
	Black	33.8%
	White	55.6%
	Hispanic	38.1%
Suggested citation: Columbia Public Schools. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Kindergarten entry assessment (KEA). https://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4937
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People With Disabilities Receiving Special Education Services by School District Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2024
	Under 5	12,600.00	262.00	7.00	15.00	-	20.00	-
	5-21	13.8% 118,188.0	11.5% 2,085.0	8.8% 114.0	10.6% 160.0	6.9% 40.0	9.6% 183.0	10.5% 233.0
2023
	Under 5	11,722.00	227.00	8.00	9.00	-	15.00	8.00
	5-21	13.4% 115,657.0	10.6% 1,930.0	8.5% 110.0	10.6% 159.0	6.5% 37.0	9.3% 181.0	9.9% 149.0
2022
	Under 5	10,637.00	196.00	-	11.00	-	17.00	5.00
	5-21	13.3% 114,899.0	10.3% 1,842.0	8.7% 113.0	9.9% 147.0	7.9% 44.0	8.9% 169.0	12.4% 50.0
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Special Education - Child Count by District. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as People with Disabilities Receiving Special Education by School District. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4840
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Poverty Rate by Educational Attainment Poverty rates by educational attainment for people aged 25 and older. Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Less Than High School	24.0% 5,604,139.0	26.3% 88,933.0	22.6% 1,350.0	26.3% 868.0	27.2% 1,180.0
	High School Graduate	14.0% 8,181,436.0	14.2% 175,835.0	15.7% 3,470.0	19.6% 2,301.0	17.7% 2,899.0
	Some College	10.7% 6,142,567.0	10.4% 118,444.0	12.9% 2,936.0	15.0% 2,018.0	14.1% 2,446.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	5.0% 3,513,586.0	4.4% 54,953.0	8.0% 3,211.0	10.1% 2,777.0	8.9% 3,069.0
2018 - 2022
	Less Than High School	24.0% 5,683,249.0	26.3% 91,568.0	22.2% 1,260.0	28.7% 918.0	27.2% 1,125.0
	High School Graduate	13.7% 8,003,553.0	14.0% 173,232.0	15.0% 3,331.0	19.4% 2,276.0	16.9% 2,773.0
	Some College	10.5% 6,062,192.0	10.3% 118,373.0	12.0% 2,889.0	13.6% 1,925.0	13.3% 2,422.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	4.9% 3,368,325.0	4.3% 52,055.0	7.6% 2,999.0	9.2% 2,450.0	8.3% 2,774.0
2017 - 2021
	Less Than High School	23.9% 5,781,450.0	25.9% 93,220.0	24.0% 1,292.0	28.7% 893.0	27.7% 1,100.0
	High School Graduate	13.5% 7,859,604.0	13.5% 166,565.0	12.8% 2,888.0	16.0% 1,919.0	14.6% 2,420.0
	Some College	10.4% 5,998,285.0	10.1% 117,016.0	11.2% 2,819.0	12.7% 1,916.0	12.3% 2,394.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	4.8% 3,248,758.0	4.0% 48,890.0	7.0% 2,760.0	8.6% 2,316.0	7.6% 2,540.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months of Individuals by Educational Attainment. United States Census [Table C17003]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Poverty Rate by Educational Attainment.http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4812
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School Attendance: % Students Attending at Least 90% of School Days: Grade 6 Percentage of students with an attendance rate of 90% or above in grade 6. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools
2024 - 2025
	Total	72.7%
	Black	58.0%
	White	80.2%
	Hispanic	65.3%
2023 - 2024
	Total	74.4%
	Black	58.9%
	White	81.3%
	Hispanic	70.7%
2022 - 2023
	Total	63.5%
	Black	49.2%
	White	71.9%
	Hispanic	61.8%
View more years
Suggested citation: Columbia Public Schools. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as School Attendance: % of Students Attending at Least 90% of School Days: Grade 6. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4840
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School Attendance: % Students Attending at Least 90% of School Days: Grade 8 Percentage of students with an attendance rate of 90% or above in grade 8. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools
2024 - 2025
	Total	71.2%
	Black	58.5%
	White	77.2%
	Hispanic	63.9%
2023 - 2024
	Total	71.4%
	Black	54.9%
	White	78.8%
	Hispanic	68.6%
2022 - 2023
	Total	58.1%
	Black	50.5%
	White	68.2%
	Hispanic	52.2%
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Suggested citation: Columbia Public Schools. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as School Attendance: % of Students Attending at Least 90% of School Days: Grade 8. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4840
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Students At Risk for School Disengagement (Student Rated) This scale measures student disconnection and detachment from school. A sample item is “I do not enjoy coming to school.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	13.1%	10.7%
2023 - 2024
	Total	13.3%	11.4%
	Black	17.2%	-
	White	12.2%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	16.6%	11.8%
	Black	19.2%	16.7%
	White	16.1%	11.9%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At Risk for School Disengagement (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4915
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Students At-Risk for Attention and Academic Issues (Student Rated) This scale measures student problems with attention and academics. A sample item is “I have trouble finishing my work.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	18.3%	11.6%
2023 - 2024
	Total	18.8%	12.2%
	Black	26.7%	-
	White	16.7%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	23.4%	13.0%
	Black	29.4%	16.7%
	White	22.2%	12.9%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Attention and Academic Issues (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4913
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Students At-Risk for Attention and Academic Issues (Teacher Rated) This scale measures student problems with attention and academics. A sample item is “Does not complete assignments.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	22.4%	14.4%
2023 - 2024
	Total	22.5%	14.4%
	Black	39.6%	-
	White	16.4%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	20.2%	14.5%
	Black	35.7%	21.8%
	White	15.1%	14.1%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Attention and Academic Issues (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4918
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Students At-Risk for Being Mean to Others (Student Rated) This scale measures tendencies to be unkind to others. A sample item is “I am mean to others.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	14.1%	10.6%
2023 - 2024
	Total	14.3%	10.4%
	Black	22.6%	-
	White	11.6%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	15.2%	9.8%
	Black	22.8%	19.4%
	White	12.5%	9.3%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Being Mean to Others (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4916
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Students At-Risk for Being Mean to Others (Teacher Rated) This scale measures tendencies to be unkind to others. A sample item is “Spreads rumors about other students.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	11.4%	10.0%
2023 - 2024
	Total	12.2%	8.0%
	Black	23.8%	-
	White	8.3%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	9.0%	8.7%
	Black	17.8%	5.0%
	White	6.1%	8.7%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Being Mean to Others (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4919
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Students At-Risk for Bullying (Student Rated) This indicator is measured by a single item: “I am bullied by others.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	6.1%	5.3%
2023 - 2024
	Total	5.9%	4.6%
	Black	8.6%	-
	White	5.4%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	5.2%	5.0%
	Black	7.0%	0.2%
	White	4.6%	4.6%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Bullying (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4924
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Students At-Risk for Bullying (Teacher Rated) This indicator is measured by a single item rated by teachers: Is the student bullied? Yes/no. Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	2.9%	3.1%
2023 - 2024
	Total	3.4%	2.4%
	Black	4.1%	-
	White	3.4%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	2.0%	2.1%
	Black	2.3%	2.5%
	White	2.1%	2.2%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Bullying (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4925
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Students At-Risk for Emotion Regulation Issues (Student Rated) This scale measures student inability to regulate negative emotions. A sample item is “I have a hard time controlling my temper.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	18.5%	13.0%
2023 - 2024
	Total	18.5%	12.5%
	Black	29.2%	16.8%
	White	15.4%	18.5%
2022 - 2023
	Total	17.6%	14.0%
	Black	30.5%	27.8%
	White	14.1%	13.8%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Emotion Regulation Issues (Student Rated) http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4914
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Students At-Risk for Emotion Regulation Issues (Teacher Rated) This scale measures student inability to regulate negative emotions. A sample item is “Is easily irritated.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	16.0%	10.3%
2023 - 2024
	Total	15.4%	9.3%
	Black	28.7%	-
	White	11.5%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	12.1%	9.0%
	Black	22.5%	12.6%
	White	8.8%	9.1%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-risk for Emotion Regulation Issues (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4920
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Students At-risk for Externalizing Behavior Issues (Student Rated) This scale measures externalizing behaviors—students’ outward behaviors in which they act negatively on the external environment. A sample item is “I disrupt class.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	15.1%	9.5%
2023 - 2024
	Total	15.7%	9.7%
	Black	30.3%	-
	White	10.9%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	15.1%	9.5%
	Black	27.1%	12.5%
	White	11.2%	9.3%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-risk for Externalizing Behavior Issues (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4912
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Students At-risk for Externalizing Behavior Issues (Teacher Rated) This scale measures externalizing behaviors—students’ outward behaviors in which they act negatively on the external environment. A sample item is “Is physically aggressive.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	15.0%	11.3%
2023 - 2024
	Total	15.0%	9.3%
	Black	29.7%	-
	White	10.0%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	11.8%	9.0%
	Black	23.6%	15.1%
	White	7.9%	8.8%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-risk for Externalizing Behavior Issues (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4921
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Students At-Risk for Internalizing Behavior Issues (Student Rated) This scale measures internalizing behaviors—students’ negative thoughts about their emotions that are mostly expressed internally (within the individual). A sample item is “In the past month I felt like I did not matter.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	15.2%	11.9%
2023 - 2024
	Total	16.5%	11.6%
	Black	18.7%	-
	White	16.0%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	19.0%	12.9%
	Black	19.2%	16.7%
	White	19.2%	12.6%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Internalizing Behavior Issues (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4911
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Students At-Risk for Internalizing Behavior Issues (Teacher Rated) This scale measures internalizing behaviors—students’ negative thoughts about their emotions that are mostly expressed internally (within the individual). A sample item is “Poor self-esteem.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	13.4%	11.6%
2023 - 2024
	Total	13.5%	10.9%
	Black	17.6%	-
	White	12.2%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	10.1%	10.3%
	Black	13.2%	8.4%
	White	9.0%	9.9%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Internalizing Behavior Issues (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4922
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Students At-Risk for Peer Relation Problems (Student Rated) This scale measures student relationship issues with peers. A sample item is “I do not cooperate with others.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	12.0%	8.7%
2023 - 2024
	Total	12.6%	8.7%
	Black	16.8%	-
	White	10.6%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	16.6%	10.2%
	Black	21.8%	11.1%
	White	14.5%	10.2%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Peer Relation Problems (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4910
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Students At-Risk for Peer Relation Problems (Teacher Rated) This scales measures student relationship issues with peers. A sample item is “I do not cooperate with others.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	12.7%	9.4%
2023 - 2024
	Total	12.6%	8.0%
	Black	19.5%	-
	White	10.6%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	10.2%	7.9%
	Black	16.0%	6.7%
	White	8.6%	8.1%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Peer Relation Problems (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4923
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High School Graduation Rate by School District (Adjusted 4 Year) 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 adjustment accounts for transfers in and out of a school district. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2025
	Total	89.0%	95.5%	95.7%	95.7%	96.5%	95.5%
	Black	81.0%	-	-	-	-	100.0%
	White	93.1%	97.1%	96.2%	97.6%	96.7%	94.3%
	Hispanic	81.4%	-	-	-	100.0%	30.0%
2024
	Total	90.0%	96.9%	93.1%	93.9%	95.9%	91.4%
	Black	81.4%	-	-	-	-	100.0%
	White	93.4%	98.9%	93.7%	95.5%	95.0%	91.0%
	Hispanic	84.3%	-	-	-	95.70	80.0%
2023
	Total	87.7%	99.0%	96.0%	94.3%	94.1%	86.8%
	Black	77.4%	-	-	-	-	62.5%
	White	90.7%	98.9%	95.5%	93.6%	94.5%	88.7%
	Hispanic	87.0%	-	100.0%	-	-	77.8%
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as High School Graduation by School District. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4848
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High School Graduates Scoring Above National Average on ACT by School District Percentage of high school graduates who scored above the national average on the ACT. This data is listed by school district. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	51.0% 591.0	68.1% 32.0	53.3% 49.0	56.4% 22.0	38.6% 44.0	30.0% 21.0
2023 - 2024
2023 - 2024	Total	50.6% 583.0	59.6% 31.0	64.3% 54.0	37.8% 17.0	45.9% 51.0	18.3% 13.0
2022 - 2023
2022 - 2023	Total	55.6% 602.0	52.8% 28.0	48.8% 41.0	47.8% 22.0	44.7% 55.0	42.5% 17.0
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Secondary Education. District ACT. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as High School Graduates Scoring Above National Average on ACT by School District. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4831
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High School Graduates Entering 2-Year College, 4-Year College, or Employment by School District 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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2025
	2-Year College	22.4%	19.3%	31.3%	27.0%	32.7%	27.1%	18.0%
	4-Year College	33.7%	46.2%	30.2%	40.0%	28.6%	49.2%	7.7%
	Employment	29.4%	20.5%	30.2%	30.0%	30.6%	5.1%	45.0%
	Military	2.2%	2.7%	-	-	-	-	-
	Postsecondary (Technical) Institution	4.5%	4.6%	-	-	-	13.6%	2.7%
2024
	2-Year College	22.8%	20.0%	26.0%	24.0%	24.0%	28.6%	15.3%
	4-Year College	34.3%	48.7%	30.0%	30.0%	30.0%	38.3%	14.4%
	Employment	29.1%	22.6%	37.0%	35.0%	35.0%	17.3%	27.0%
	Military	1.9%	1.6%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
	Postsecondary (Technical) Institution	3.5%	2.2%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	9.8%	10.8%
2023
	2-Year College	22.7%	15.6%	38.7%	27.5%	20.0%	29.9%	38.7%
	4-Year College	33.8%	47.7%	24.5%	38.5%	42.9%	41.1%	0.0%
	Employment	28.9%	20.5%	27.4%	27.5%	37.1%	21.5%	48.4%
	Military	2.0%	1.5%	4.7%	0.0%	0.0%	4.7%	0.0%
	Postsecondary (Technical) Institution	2.9%	0.9%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. District Graduate Follow-up. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Where High School Graduates Go. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4764
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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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	75.7%	88.0%	85.2%	85.6%	85.6%	80.1%
2022 - 2023
2022 - 2023	Total	73.6%	86.0%	84.2%	83.2%	84.7%	80.3%
2021 - 2022
2021 - 2022	Total	67.7%	80.9%	85.0%	83.2%	87.3%	75.1%
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. District Report Card. Cited in the Boone Indicators dashboard as School Attendance: % of Students Attending at Least 90% of School Days: K-12. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4846
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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. Note there is no data for the 2019-2020 academic year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2024 - 2025
	Total	43.8%	42.7%	41.2%	-	53.2%	24.5%
	Black	19.2%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	57.8%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	28.6%	-	-	-	-	-
2023 - 2024
	Total	41.0%	36.8%	47.5%	43.7%	55.3%	17.7%
	Black	16.5%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	53.9%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	32.0%	-	-	-	-	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	38.2%	33.6%	38.2%	-	46.6%	29.5%
	Black	14.7%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	48.2%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	31.9%	-	-	-	-	-
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. State of Missouri Report Card – Missouri Comprehensive Data Center. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard. Indicator: Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced on English Language Arts MAP: Grade 3.http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4845
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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 or above on the Language Arts section of the MAP test. Data is available at the school district level. Note there is no data for the 2019-2020 academic year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2024 - 2025
	Total	40.1%	39.5%	48.2%	49.9%	45.1%	30.8%
	Black	10.8%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	54.8%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	22.7%	-	-	-	-	-
2023 - 2024
	Total	39.8%	35.2%	42.5%	-	47.3%	30.8%
	Black	13.2%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	52.3%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	33.0%	-	-	-	-	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	40.3%	30.5%	42.4%	34.8%	46.6%	37.7%
	Black	13.5%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	51.9%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	26.1%	-	-	-	-	-
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. State of Missouri Report Card – Missouri Comprehensive Data Center. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard. Indicator: Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced on English Language Arts MAP: Grade 6. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4844
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Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced in Math MAP: Grade 6 Percentage of students in Grade 6 who scored proficient or above on the Math section of the MAP test. Data is available at the school district level. Note there is no data for the 2019-2020 academic year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2024 - 2025
	Total	46.6%	60.3%	59.4%	-	57.4%	19.3%
	Black	14.3%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	61.1%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	37.4%	-	-	-	-	-
2023 - 2024
	Total	44.0%	52.2%	62.3%	44.6%	58.0%	21.3%
	Black	14.1%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	57.5%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	33.8%	-	-	-	-	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	42.0%	44.2%	56.8%	-	60.3%	22.6%
	Black	14.0%	-	-	-	-	-
	White	53.2%	-	-	-	-	-
	Hispanic	26.6%	-	-	-	-	-
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. State of Missouri Report Card – Missouri Comprehensive Data Center. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced in Math MAP: Grade 6. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4843
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School District Discipline Incidents per 100 students, K-12 Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	0.90 168.00	0.50 6.00	1.70 26.00	-	2.40 46.00	1.70 7.00
2023 - 2024
2023 - 2024	Total	0.90 159.00	0.90 12.00	-	-	0.50 9.00	-
2022 - 2023
2022 - 2023	Total	0.90 161.00	0.60 8.00	1.40 21.00	-	1.00 20.00	-
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. District Discipline Incidents. Cited in the Boone Indicators dashboard as School District Discipline Incidents, K-12. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4827
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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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Centralia Schools	Hallsville Schools	Harrisburg Schools	Southern Boone Schools	Sturgeon Schools
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	16.00	17.00	17.00	16.00	15.00	25.00
2023 - 2024
2023 - 2024	Total	16.00	17.00	18.00	15.00	15.00	70.00
2022 - 2023
2022 - 2023	Total	17.00	17.00	18.00	15.00	16.00	46.00
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. District Report Card. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Students per Teacher Ratio, K-12 by School District. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4765
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Birth Spacing: Less Than 18 Months Women who have births spaced less than 18 months apart. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2019 - 2023
	Total	12.48 per 100 resident live births 25,561.00	9.93 per 100 resident live births 561.00
	Black	15.88 per 100 resident live births 5,063.00	13.15 per 100 resident live births 135.00
	White	11.80 per 100 resident live births 18,569.00	9.36 per 100 resident live births 379.00
2017 - 2021
	Total	12.27 per 100 resident live births 25,932.00	9.25 per 100 resident live births 542.00
	Black	16.10 per 100 resident live births 5,634.00	13.47 per 100 resident live births 140.00
	White	11.54 per 100 resident live births 18,877.00	8.50 per 100 resident live births 370.00
2016 - 2020
	Total	12.12 per 100 resident live births 25,926.00	9.24 per 100 resident live births 546.00
	Black	15.93 per 100 resident live births 5,629.00	12.60 per 100 resident live births 132.00
	White	11.40 per 100 resident live births 18,932.00	8.68 per 100 resident live births 380.00
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services. Birth Spacing. Missouri Public Health Information Management System (MOPHIMS). Birth MICA. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Birth Spacing. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4926
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Child Mortality (Ages 1-17) Mortality rates for children ages 1-17. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	1-17	28.29 per 100,000 children	26.68 per 100,000 children
2014 - 2018
2014 - 2018	1-17	25.49 per 100,000 children	22.46 per 100,000 children
2009 - 2013
2009 - 2013	1-17	24.62 per 100,000 children	20.34 per 100,000 children
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services. Missouri Resident Deaths. Missouri Public Health Information Management System (MOPHIMS). Death MICA. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Child Mortality (Ages 1-17). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4800
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Criminal Justice Involvement Due to Drugs and Alcohol 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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2024
	Drug Court Participants	6,246.00	357.00
	State Prison Admissions	3,467.00	66.00
	Driving while Intoxicated	273.00	6.00
	Drug Conviction	3,194.00	60.00
	State Probation and Parole Admissions	10,596.00	186.00
	Driving while Intoxicated	1,125.00	23.00
	Drug Conviction	9,471.00	163.00
2023
	Drug Court Participants	6,246.00	322.00
	State Prison Admissions	3,467.00	78.00
	Driving while Intoxicated	273.00	6.00
	Drug Conviction	3,194.00	72.00
	State Probation and Parole Admissions	10,596.00	232.00
	Driving while Intoxicated	1,125.00	22.00
	Drug Conviction	9,471.00	210.00
2022
	Drug Court Participants	6,344.00	318.00
	State Prison Admissions	4,469.00	98.00
	Driving while Intoxicated	339.00	8.00
	Drug Conviction	4,130.00	90.00
	State Probation and Parole Admissions	12,388.00	308.00
	Driving while Intoxicated	1,197.00	31.00
	Drug Conviction	11,191.00	277.00
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Mental Health. Substance Use and Mental Health Indicators. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Police Reports: Criminal Justice Due to Drugs and Alcohol http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4792
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Death Rate due to Suicide (Self-Inflicted Injury, Age-Adjusted), by Age Group The total number of resident deaths 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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2019 - 2023
	Total	18.37 per 100,000 residents 5,774.00	15.24 per 100,000 residents 143.00
	Under 15	1.08 per 100,000 residents 61.00	-
	15-19	11.90 per 100,000 residents 237.00	6.41 per 100,000 residents 5.00
	20-34	25.70 per 100,000 residents 1,570.00	19.90 per 100,000 residents 52.00
	35-64	24.43 per 100,000 residents 2,829.00	19.60 per 100,000 residents 60.00
	65-74	17.06 per 100,000 residents 548.00	16.87 per 100,000 residents 13.00
	75 and older	23.35 per 100,000 residents 529.00	23.06 per 100,000 residents 11.00
2014 - 2018
	Total	17.87 per 100,000 residents 5,560.00	11.02 per 100,000 residents 143.00
	Under 15	0.99 per 100,000 residents 57.00	-
	15-19	14.95 per 100,000 residents 295.00	6.98 per 100,000 residents 5.00
	20-34	22.36 per 100,000 residents 1,381.00	10.08 per 100,000 residents 27.00
	35-64	24.68 per 100,000 residents 2,883.00	14.08 per 100,000 residents 41.00
	65-74	17.18 per 100,000 residents 481.00	10.05 per 100,000 residents 6.00
	75 and older	21.99 per 100,000 residents 463.00	32.01 per 100,000 residents 13.00
Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services. Missouri Resident Deaths. Missouri Public Health Information Management System (MOPHIMS). Death MICA. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Death Rate due to Suicide (Self-Inflicted Injury, Age Adjusted), by Age Group. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4793
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Food Insecurity Percent of people experiencing food insecurity, defined by the USDA as a lack of consistent access to enough food for every person in a household to live an active, healthy life. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County
2023
	Total	14.3%	15.4%	15.2%
	Black	-	33.0%	39.0%
	White	-	13.0%	14.0%
	Under 18	19.2%	18.1%	16.2%
2022
	Total	13.5%	15.0%	14.1%
	Black	-	31.0%	35.0%
	White	-	12.0%	13.0%
	Under 18	18.5%	18.7%	15.5%
2021
	Total	10.5%	11.6%	11.0%
	Black	-	26.0%	26.0%
	White	-	10.0%	11.0%
	Under 18	12.8%	12.8%	9.9%
Suggested citation: Feeding America: Map the Meal Gap 2023: An Analysis of County and Congressional District Food Insecurity and County Food Cost in the United States in 2021. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Food Insecurity. https://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4931
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Inadequate Prenatal Care (Missouri Index) Women who receive inadequate prenatal care, as defined by the Missouri Index. This index is measured by women who had live births with fewer than five prenatal care visits for pregnancies less than 37 weeks gestation, fewer than eight visits for pregnancies 37 or more weeks, or for whom prenatal care began after the first four months of pregnancy. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2019 - 2023
	Total	20.57 per 100 resident live births 68,502.00	15.96 per 100 resident live births 1,534.00
	Black	35.57 per 100 resident live births 17,089.00	29.69 per 100 resident live births 443.00
	White	16.62 per 100 resident live births 42,986.00	11.80 per 100 resident live births 844.00
2017 - 2021
	Total	20.48 per 100 resident live births 68,875.00	14.47 per 100 resident live births 1,416.00
	Black	35.58 per 100 resident live births 17,948.00	27.42 per 100 resident live births 413.00
	White	16.83 per 100 resident live births 44,670.00	10.91 per 100 resident live births 820.00
2016 - 2020
	Total	20.49 per 100 resident live births 69,482.00	14.36 per 100 resident live births 1,423.00
	Black	35.65 per 100 resident live births 18,054.00	27.56 per 100 resident live births 420.00
	White	16.89 per 100 resident live births 45,282.00	10.79 per 100 resident live births 818.00
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services. Prenatal Care Adequacy (Missouri Index): Inadequate. Missouri Public Health Information Management System (MOPHIMS). Birth MICA. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Inadequate Prenatal Care. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4928
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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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2023
	Total	73,980.00	1,378.00
	Under 18	23,301.00	368.00
2022
	Total	75,251.00	1,406.00
	Under 18	21,971.00	345.00
2021
	Total	84,882.00	1,651.00
	Under 18	21,181.00	338.00
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Mental Health. Status Report on Missouri’s Substance Use and Mental Health. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Individuals Receiving Public Mental Health Services for Any Diagnosis, Total and Children. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4790
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Infant Mortality (Birth to Age 1) Mortality rates for infants (birth to age 1). Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2019 - 2023
	Under 1	-	-
	Total	594.52 Per 100,000 infants 2,061.00	560.82 Per 100,000 infants 55.00
	Black	1,190.70 Per 100,000 infants 624.00	1,158.30 Per 100,000 infants 18.00
	White	472.20 Per 100,000 infants 1,290.00	405.79 Per 100,000 infants 30.00
2014 - 2018
	Under 1	-	-
	Total	632.97 Per 100,000 infants 2,349.00	584.63 Per 100,000 infants 61.00
	Black	1,188.50 Per 100,000 infants 695.00	1,172.12 Per 100,000 infants 19.00
	White	526.05 Per 100,000 infants 1,576.00	491.70 Per 100,000 infants 40.00
2009 - 2013
	Under 1	-	-
	Total	662.87 Per 100,000 infants 2,534.00	416.82 Per 100,000 infants 44.00
	Black	1,234.21 Per 100,000 infants 728.00	938.34 Per 100,000 infants 14.00
	White	547.00 Per 100,000 infants 1,702.00	329.92 Per 100,000 infants 28.00
Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services. Missouri Resident Deaths. Missouri Public Health Information Management System (MOPHIMS). Death MICA. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Infant Mortality (Birth to Age 1). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4862
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No Prenatal Care Women who do not receive prenatal care. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2019 - 2023
	Total	2.28 per 100 resident live births 7,680.00	0.69 per 100 resident live births 67.00
	Black	4.59 per 100 resident live births 2,228.00	1.45 per 100 resident live births 22.00
	White	1.54 per 100 resident live births 4,023.00	0.54 per 100 resident live births 39.00
2017 - 2021
	Total	1.96 per 100 resident live births 6,669.00	0.70 per 100 resident live births 70.00
	Black	3.97 per 100 resident live births 2,028.00	1.49 per 100 resident live births 23.00
	White	1.39 per 100 resident live births 3,740.00	0.50 per 100 resident live births 38.00
2016 - 2020
	Total	1.79 per 100 resident live births 6,147.00	0.63 per 100 resident live births 64.00
	Black	3.64 per 100 resident live births 1,866.00	1.40 per 100 resident live births 22.00
	White	1.31 per 100 resident live births 3,555.00	0.44 per 100 resident live births 34.00
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services. No Prenatal Care. Missouri Public Health Information Management System (MOPHIMS). Birth MICA. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as No Prenatal Care. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4927
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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. Data for people over 65 is not included because they are eligble for Medicare. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Under 19	5.4% 4,208,983.0	6.1% 89,706.0	4.0% 1,634.0	4.7% 1,273.0	4.4% 1,484.0
	19-64	12.2% 27,547,700.0	12.9% 551,290.0	8.2% 11,555.0	7.8% 7,997.0	8.0% 10,210.0
2018 - 2022
	Under 19	5.3% 4,155,345.0	6.2% 90,368.0	3.9% 1,562.0	3.8% 1,021.0	4.1% 1,359.0
	19-64	11.1% 21,979,181.0	11.6% 478,942.0	7.4% 9,259.0	7.5% 7,274.0	7.6% 10,500.0
2017 - 2021
	Under 19	5.3% 4,168,731.0	6.0% 87,904.0	4.0% 1,644.0	3.8% 1,014.0	4.0% 1,368.0
	19-64	12.5% 23,905,904.0	13.5% 482,624.0	9.3% 10,192.0	9.6% 8,185.0	9.6% 11,472.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Age by Disability Status by Health Insurance Coverage. United States Census [Table B18135]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as People Without Health Insurance. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4861 People without Health Insurance Percent Suggested citation: Missouri Census Data Center ACS profile E11. Insurance Coverage. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as People without Health Insurance. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4861
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Low Birthweight for Full-Term Pregnancies Number of low birthweight full-term births. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2019 - 2023
	Total	3.09 Per 100 resident live births 9,518.00	3.20 Per 100 resident live births 281.00
	Black	6.25 Per 100 resident live births 2,732.00	6.48 Per 100 resident live births 85.00
	White	2.49 Per 100 resident live births 5,965.00	2.61 Per 100 resident live births 171.00
2014 - 2018
	Total	2.95 Per 100 resident live births 9,799.00	2.98 Per 100 resident live births 281.00
	Black	6.25 Per 100 resident live births 2,732.00	6.55 Per 100 resident live births 89.00
	White	2.43 Per 100 resident live births 6,413.00	2.20 Per 100 resident live births 159.00
2009 - 2013
	Total	3.06 Per 100 resident live births	2.41 Per 100 resident live births
	Black	5.67 Per 100 resident live births	5.33 Per 100 resident live births
	White	2.60 Per 100 resident live births	1.96 Per 100 resident live births
Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services. Missouri Resident Births. Missouri Public Health Information Management System (MOPHIMS). Birth MICA. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Low Birthweight for Full-Term Pregnancies. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4876
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Preterm Births Percentage and number of preterm births. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2019 - 2023
	Total	11.09 Per 100 resident live births 38,418.00	10.51 Per 100 resident live births 1,030.00
	Black	15.42 per 100 resident live births 7,966.00	14.58 per 100 resident live births 224.00
	White	10.31 per 100 resident live births 27,555.00	9.70 per 100 resident live births 703.00
2014 - 2018
	Total	10.25 Per 100 resident live births 37,985.00	9.52 Per 100 resident live births 993.00
	Black	14.41 per 100 resident live births 8,311.00	14.85 per 100 resident live births 237.00
	White	9.46 per 100 resident live births 27,617.00	8.95 per 100 resident live births 711.00
2009 - 2013
	Total	12.01 Per 100 resident live births 45,856.00	12.02 Per 100 resident live births 1,268.00
	Black	17.75 per 100 resident live births 10,358.00	17.06 per 100 resident live births 251.00
	White	10.94 per 100 resident live births 33,266.00	11.23 per 100 resident live births 930.00
Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services. Missouri Resident Births. Missouri Public Health Information Management System (MOPHIMS). Birth MICA. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Preterm Births. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4875
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Average Cost of Rent or Home Ownership Compared to Median Family Income The percent of monthly income spent on housing as figured by median family income (divided by 12 months) compared to median monthly rent or mortgage cost. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Rent	-	-	-	-	-
	Total	16.8%	13.5%	12.7%	12.5%	12.7%
	Black	26.3%	18.6%	19.7%	20.3%	19.2%
	White	17.4%	11.5%	12.0%	12.0%	12.2%
	Mortgage	-	-	-	-	-
	Total	23.7%	20.0%	18.8%	19.5%	19.1%
	Black	37.2%	27.6%	29.1%	31.5%	28.9%
	White	24.6%	17.1%	17.7%	18.6%	18.3%
2018 - 2022
	Rent	-	-	-	-	-
	Total	21.5%	12.5%	11.6%	11.5%	11.7%
	Black	31.5%	18.4%	19.8%	20.2%	19.8%
	White	20.0%	12.0%	11.2%	10.7%	11.0%
	Mortgage	-	-	-	-	-
	Total	22.0%	19.0%	17.7%	18.2%	18.3%
	Black	32.2%	27.9%	30.1%	32.0%	31.1%
	White	20.4%	18.2%	17.0%	17.0%	17.4%
2017 - 2021
	Rent	-	-	-	-	-
	Total	23.5%	13.6%	12.7%	12.7%	12.7%
	Black	34.6%	20.2%	19.9%	17.7%	20.1%
	White	21.9%	13.1%	12.3%	11.9%	12.0%
	Mortgage	-	-	-	-	-
	Total	23.9%	20.7%	19.4%	20.1%	20.0%
	Black	35.3%	30.7%	30.3%	28.1%	31.5%
	White	22.3%	19.8%	18.7%	18.9%	18.9%
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Median Family income. United States Census [Table B19113]. United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Selected Housing Characteristics. United States Census [Table DP04]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Average Cost of Rent or Home Ownership Compared to Median Family Income. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4929
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Homelessness The Missouri Balance of State (BoS) CoC conducts a Point-in-Time Count throughout its 101 county geographic area each year as required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The count helps Missourians monitor trends in the homeless population and increases public awareness of homelessness. The unsheltered Point in Time Count was not conducted nationally in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Boone County
2025
	Total	309.00
	Sheltered	262.00
	Unsheltered	47.00
2024
	Total	323.00
	Shelter Beds Available	293.00
	Sheltered	238.00
	Unsheltered	85.00
2023
	Total	270.00
	Shelter Beds Available	298.00
	Sheltered	204.00
	Unsheltered	66.00
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Suggested citation: Missouri Balance of State Continuum of Care. A Report of Sheltered and Unsheltered Point-in-Time Count of Homelessness. Missouri Balance of State. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Homelessness. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4897
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Households Spending Over 30% Income on Housing (Adjusted) This indicator represents adjusted housing cost burden for total households, as well as specific numbers for those that rent or own. Households that own include those with and without mortgages. Households with missing values for housing cost or income have been removed from the analysis, resulting in ADJUSTED Housing Cost Burden. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	31.7%	25.9%	29.5%	33.4%	31.4%
	Black	42.9%	40.5%	46.0%	47.9%	45.9%
	White	26.3%	22.1%	25.9%	29.9%	27.6%
	Rent	50.4%	45.2%	50.0%	51.9%	50.9%
	Black	54.8%	52.6%	54.0%	55.5%	53.5%
	White	45.3%	40.6%	46.7%	49.0%	47.8%
	Own	22.2%	17.5%	15.2%	15.1%	15.5%
	Black	28.2%	23.5%	23.2%	24.5%	23.5%
	White	19.3%	15.7%	13.9%	14.1%	14.1%
2018 - 2022
	Total	31.4%	25.9%	30.1%	34.2%	32.0%
	Rent	49.9%	45.2%	50.4%	52.5%	51.3%
	Own	22.0%	17.4%	15.7%	15.7%	16.1%
2017 - 2021
	Total	31.3%	25.8%	30.1%	34.2%	32.2%
	Rent	49.4%	44.8%	50.7%	52.8%	51.6%
	Own	22.0%	17.3%	15.8%	15.6%	16.3%
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Gross Rent as a Percent of Household Income in the Past 12 Months. Calculated from the United States Census [Tables B25070 & B25091]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Households Spending Over 30% of Income (Adjusted). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4785
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Households Spending Over 30% Income on Housing (Non-Adjusted) This indicator includes housing cost burden for total households, as well as specific numbers for those that rent or own. Households that own include those with and without mortgages. 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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	30.7% 39,188,051.0	25.1% 624,280.0	28.7% 21,545.0	32.5% 16,689.0	30.6% 19,259.0
	Black	41.1% 6,393,544.0	38.8% 107,516.0	44.8% 2,963.0	46.7% 2,740.0	44.6% 2,905.0
	White	25.6% 22,465,807.0	21.5% 430,901.0	25.3% 15,353.0	29.2% 11,620.0	27.0% 13,328.0
	Rent	46.9% 20,909,407.0	41.6% 331,562.0	47.6% 14,960.0	49.5% 12,876.0	48.6% 14,031.0
	Black	51.4% 4,507,101.0	49.4% 81,648.0	52.3% 2,578.0	53.8% 2,394.0	51.9% 2,529.0
	White	41.9% 10,403,557.0	37.2% 203,474.0	44.4% 10,088.0	46.9% 8,635.0	45.6% 9,269.0
	Own	22.1% 18,278,644.0	17.3% 292,718.0	15.1% 6,585.0	15.0% 3,813.0	15.4% 5,228.0
	Black	27.8% 1,886,443.0	23.2% 25,868.0	22.7% 385.0	24.5% 346.0	23.0% 376.0
	White	19.2% 12,062,250.0	15.6% 227,427.0	13.8% 5,265.0	14.0% 2,985.0	14.0% 4,059.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	30.5% 38,363,931.0	25.2% 618,323.0	29.4% 21,867.0	33.3% 16,990.0	31.3% 19,544.0
	Rent	46.4% 20,547,938.0	41.6% 331,537.0	48.2% 15,182.0	50.3% 13,109.0	49.2% 14,187.0
	Own	21.9% 17,815,993.0	17.3% 286,786.0	15.6% 6,685.0	15.6% 3,881.0	16.0% 5,357.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	30.3% 37,625,113.0	25.0% 608,095.0	29.5% 21,564.0	33.4% 16,565.0	31.5% 19,352.0
	Rent	46.0% 20,169,402.0	41.3% 325,273.0	48.6% 14,879.0	50.9% 12,767.0	49.7% 13,949.0
	Own	21.8% 17,455,711.0	17.2% 282,822.0	15.7% 6,685.0	15.5% 3,798.0	16.2% 5,403.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Gross Rent as a Percent of Household Income in the Past 12 Months. Calculated from the United States Census [Tables B25070 & B25091]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard indicator as Households Spending Over 30% of Income (Non-Adjusted). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4784
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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). Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	Total	0.48	0.47	0.47	0.49	0.49
2018 - 2022
2018 - 2022	Total	0.48	0.47	0.48	0.49	0.49
2017 - 2021
2017 - 2021	Total	0.48	0.46	0.47	0.49	0.48
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, GINI Index of Income Inequality. United States Census [Table B19083]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as GINI Index of Income Inequality.http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4806
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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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	$96,922	$88,759	$100,150	$102,167	$101,216
	Black	$66,727	$61,425	$64,340	$63,130	$64,511
	White	$105,270	$92,861	$103,833	$107,043	$106,057
2018 - 2022
	Total	$92,646	$84,745	$96,219	$97,335	$96,811
	Black	$63,338	$57,785	$56,685	$55,510	$57,192
	White	$100,013	$88,461	$100,373	$104,510	$102,341
2017 - 2021
	Total	$85,028	$77,976	$87,935	$88,210	$88,682
	Black	$57,636	$52,538	$56,341	$63,250	$56,347
	White	$91,242	$81,463	$91,143	$94,032	$93,814
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Median Income Family Households. United States Census [Tables B19113, B19113A, B19113B]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard. Indicator: Median Income-Family Households. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4828
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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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County
2024
	Labor Force	167,118,000.00	3,095,017.00	101,411.00
	Unemployed	3.6% 6,077,000.0	3.1% 95,951.0	2.5% 2,552.0
2023
	Labor Force	167,123,000.00	3,087,759.00	101,183.00
	Unemployed	3.6% 6,016,428.0	3.1% 94,172.0	2.5% 2,505.0
2022
	Labor Force	164,291,000.00	3,061,278.00	99,703.00
	Unemployed	3.7% 5,996,000.0	2.5% 76,939.0	2.0% 1,965.0
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Suggested citation: U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics. Labor Force Data by County & State Annual Averages. United States Census. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Unemployment: Annual Average Rate. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4782
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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). Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	Total	0.48	0.47	0.47	0.49	0.49
2018 - 2022
2018 - 2022	Total	0.48	0.47	0.48	0.49	0.49
2017 - 2021
2017 - 2021	Total	0.48	0.46	0.47	0.49	0.48
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, GINI Index of Income Inequality. United States Census [Table B19083]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as GINI Index of Income Inequality.http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4806
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Median Earnings by Educational Attainment, Individuals 25 and older Median earnings by educational attainment of people 25 and older. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Less Than High School	$31,492	$30,807	$36,161	$31,292	$31,244
	High School Graduate	$38,789	$37,463	$38,476	$36,742	$37,851
	Some College	$45,840	$43,468	$44,530	$41,199	$42,753
	Bachelor's Degree	$67,849	$60,310	$56,173	$56,441	$55,938
	Graduate or Professional Degree	$88,719	$74,191	$69,048	$68,925	$70,110
2018 - 2022
	Less Than High School	$29,706	$28,861	$36,612	$28,039	$31,178
	High School Graduate	$36,931	$35,770	$35,358	$33,712	$34,328
	Some College	$43,988	$41,476	$41,185	$38,675	$39,652
	Bachelor's Degree	$64,982	$57,944	$53,759	$53,741	$53,498
	Graduate or Professional Degree	$85,680	$71,695	$64,811	$62,945	$64,901
2017 - 2021
	Less Than High School	$26,954	$26,400	$32,792	$22,861	$25,909
	High School Graduate	$33,878	$32,836	$31,885	$29,135	$29,759
	Some College	$40,352	$38,030	$37,461	$34,090	$34,978
	Bachelor's Degree	$59,717	$53,696	$49,191	$48,888	$49,087
	Graduate or Professional Degree	$79,241	$66,301	$62,339	$59,563	$62,176
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Earnings in the Past 12 Months (Inflation-Adjusted Dollars). United States Census [Table S2001]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard indicator as Median Earnings by Educational Attainment, Individuals 25 and older. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4822
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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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	$96,922	$88,759	$100,150	$102,167	$101,216
	Black	$66,727	$61,425	$64,340	$63,130	$64,511
	White	$105,270	$92,861	$103,833	$107,043	$106,057
2018 - 2022
	Total	$92,646	$84,745	$96,219	$97,335	$96,811
	Black	$63,338	$57,785	$56,685	$55,510	$57,192
	White	$100,013	$88,461	$100,373	$104,510	$102,341
2017 - 2021
	Total	$85,028	$77,976	$87,935	$88,210	$88,682
	Black	$57,636	$52,538	$56,341	$63,250	$56,347
	White	$91,242	$81,463	$91,143	$94,032	$93,814
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Median Income Family Households. United States Census [Tables B19113, B19113A, B19113B]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard. Indicator: Median Income-Family Households. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4828
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Median Income - Family Households with Children Median income for family households with children. Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	Total	$95,154	$88,619	$103,545	$104,428	$103,790
2018 - 2022
2018 - 2022	Total	$90,621	$84,231	$97,158	$99,609	$97,444
2017 - 2021
2017 - 2021	Total	$82,767	$77,490	$88,448	$90,623	$89,356
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Median Family Income in the Past 12 Months (In 2019 Inflation-Adjusted Dollars). United States Census [Table B19113]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Median Income-Family Households with Children. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4817
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Percent of Families with Income Below Standard Federal Poverty Ratios Families that fall below 50%, 100% (poverty level), 150%, 185%, 200% and 300% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	50% of the FPL	3.8%	3.5%	2.9%	2.9%	2.9%
	Federal Poverty Level (100%)	8.7%	8.4%	7.6%	7.9%	8.0%
	150% of the FPL	15.2%	15.2%	12.8%	13.6%	13.2%
	185% of the FPL	20.2%	20.5%	16.6%	17.4%	17.3%
	200% of the FPL	22.4%	23.0%	18.5%	19.2%	19.1%
	300% of the FPL	37.2%	39.3%	31.5%	31.5%	31.1%
2018 - 2022
	50% of the FPL	4.0%	3.5%	2.8%	3.5%	2.9%
	Federal Poverty Level (100%)	8.8%	8.5%	7.4%	8.4%	7.9%
	150% of the FPL	15.1%	15.3%	12.7%	14.0%	13.3%
	185% of the FPL	20.0%	20.7%	16.7%	18.0%	18.0%
	200% of the FPL	22.3%	23.2%	18.5%	19.6%	19.7%
	300% of the FPL	37.2%	39.7%	32.1%	32.8%	32.2%
Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months Families. United States Census [Table S1702]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Percent of Families with Income Below Standard Poverty Ratios. https://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4938
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Poverty Rate by Educational Attainment Poverty rates by educational attainment for people aged 25 and older. Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Less Than High School	24.0% 5,604,139.0	26.3% 88,933.0	22.6% 1,350.0	26.3% 868.0	27.2% 1,180.0
	High School Graduate	14.0% 8,181,436.0	14.2% 175,835.0	15.7% 3,470.0	19.6% 2,301.0	17.7% 2,899.0
	Some College	10.7% 6,142,567.0	10.4% 118,444.0	12.9% 2,936.0	15.0% 2,018.0	14.1% 2,446.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	5.0% 3,513,586.0	4.4% 54,953.0	8.0% 3,211.0	10.1% 2,777.0	8.9% 3,069.0
2018 - 2022
	Less Than High School	24.0% 5,683,249.0	26.3% 91,568.0	22.2% 1,260.0	28.7% 918.0	27.2% 1,125.0
	High School Graduate	13.7% 8,003,553.0	14.0% 173,232.0	15.0% 3,331.0	19.4% 2,276.0	16.9% 2,773.0
	Some College	10.5% 6,062,192.0	10.3% 118,373.0	12.0% 2,889.0	13.6% 1,925.0	13.3% 2,422.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	4.9% 3,368,325.0	4.3% 52,055.0	7.6% 2,999.0	9.2% 2,450.0	8.3% 2,774.0
2017 - 2021
	Less Than High School	23.9% 5,781,450.0	25.9% 93,220.0	24.0% 1,292.0	28.7% 893.0	27.7% 1,100.0
	High School Graduate	13.5% 7,859,604.0	13.5% 166,565.0	12.8% 2,888.0	16.0% 1,919.0	14.6% 2,420.0
	Some College	10.4% 5,998,285.0	10.1% 117,016.0	11.2% 2,819.0	12.7% 1,916.0	12.3% 2,394.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	4.8% 3,248,758.0	4.0% 48,890.0	7.0% 2,760.0	8.6% 2,316.0	7.6% 2,540.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months of Individuals by Educational Attainment. United States Census [Table C17003]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Poverty Rate by Educational Attainment.http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4812
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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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County
2024
	Labor Force	167,118,000.00	3,095,017.00	101,411.00
	Unemployed	3.6% 6,077,000.0	3.1% 95,951.0	2.5% 2,552.0
2023
	Labor Force	167,123,000.00	3,087,759.00	101,183.00
	Unemployed	3.6% 6,016,428.0	3.1% 94,172.0	2.5% 2,505.0
2022
	Labor Force	164,291,000.00	3,061,278.00	99,703.00
	Unemployed	3.7% 5,996,000.0	2.5% 76,939.0	2.0% 1,965.0
View more years
Suggested citation: U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics. Labor Force Data by County & State Annual Averages. United States Census. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Unemployment: Annual Average Rate. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4782
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Households Spending Over 30% Income on Housing (Adjusted) This indicator represents adjusted housing cost burden for total households, as well as specific numbers for those that rent or own. Households that own include those with and without mortgages. Households with missing values for housing cost or income have been removed from the analysis, resulting in ADJUSTED Housing Cost Burden. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	31.7%	25.9%	29.5%	33.4%	31.4%
	Black	42.9%	40.5%	46.0%	47.9%	45.9%
	White	26.3%	22.1%	25.9%	29.9%	27.6%
	Rent	50.4%	45.2%	50.0%	51.9%	50.9%
	Black	54.8%	52.6%	54.0%	55.5%	53.5%
	White	45.3%	40.6%	46.7%	49.0%	47.8%
	Own	22.2%	17.5%	15.2%	15.1%	15.5%
	Black	28.2%	23.5%	23.2%	24.5%	23.5%
	White	19.3%	15.7%	13.9%	14.1%	14.1%
2018 - 2022
	Total	31.4%	25.9%	30.1%	34.2%	32.0%
	Rent	49.9%	45.2%	50.4%	52.5%	51.3%
	Own	22.0%	17.4%	15.7%	15.7%	16.1%
2017 - 2021
	Total	31.3%	25.8%	30.1%	34.2%	32.2%
	Rent	49.4%	44.8%	50.7%	52.8%	51.6%
	Own	22.0%	17.3%	15.8%	15.6%	16.3%
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Gross Rent as a Percent of Household Income in the Past 12 Months. Calculated from the United States Census [Tables B25070 & B25091]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Households Spending Over 30% of Income (Adjusted). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4785
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Households Spending Over 30% Income on Housing (Non-Adjusted) This indicator includes housing cost burden for total households, as well as specific numbers for those that rent or own. Households that own include those with and without mortgages. 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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	30.7% 39,188,051.0	25.1% 624,280.0	28.7% 21,545.0	32.5% 16,689.0	30.6% 19,259.0
	Black	41.1% 6,393,544.0	38.8% 107,516.0	44.8% 2,963.0	46.7% 2,740.0	44.6% 2,905.0
	White	25.6% 22,465,807.0	21.5% 430,901.0	25.3% 15,353.0	29.2% 11,620.0	27.0% 13,328.0
	Rent	46.9% 20,909,407.0	41.6% 331,562.0	47.6% 14,960.0	49.5% 12,876.0	48.6% 14,031.0
	Black	51.4% 4,507,101.0	49.4% 81,648.0	52.3% 2,578.0	53.8% 2,394.0	51.9% 2,529.0
	White	41.9% 10,403,557.0	37.2% 203,474.0	44.4% 10,088.0	46.9% 8,635.0	45.6% 9,269.0
	Own	22.1% 18,278,644.0	17.3% 292,718.0	15.1% 6,585.0	15.0% 3,813.0	15.4% 5,228.0
	Black	27.8% 1,886,443.0	23.2% 25,868.0	22.7% 385.0	24.5% 346.0	23.0% 376.0
	White	19.2% 12,062,250.0	15.6% 227,427.0	13.8% 5,265.0	14.0% 2,985.0	14.0% 4,059.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	30.5% 38,363,931.0	25.2% 618,323.0	29.4% 21,867.0	33.3% 16,990.0	31.3% 19,544.0
	Rent	46.4% 20,547,938.0	41.6% 331,537.0	48.2% 15,182.0	50.3% 13,109.0	49.2% 14,187.0
	Own	21.9% 17,815,993.0	17.3% 286,786.0	15.6% 6,685.0	15.6% 3,881.0	16.0% 5,357.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	30.3% 37,625,113.0	25.0% 608,095.0	29.5% 21,564.0	33.4% 16,565.0	31.5% 19,352.0
	Rent	46.0% 20,169,402.0	41.3% 325,273.0	48.6% 14,879.0	50.9% 12,767.0	49.7% 13,949.0
	Own	21.8% 17,455,711.0	17.2% 282,822.0	15.7% 6,685.0	15.5% 3,798.0	16.2% 5,403.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Gross Rent as a Percent of Household Income in the Past 12 Months. Calculated from the United States Census [Tables B25070 & B25091]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard indicator as Households Spending Over 30% of Income (Non-Adjusted). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4784
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Child Abuse and Neglect - Substantiated Substantiated physical abuse incidents by number of children. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2024
2024	Total	3.26 per 1,000	2.19 per 1,000
2023
2023	Total	3.15 per 1,000	3.31 per 1,000
2022
2022	Total	3.08 per 1,000	2.29 per 1,000
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Social Services. Child Abuse and Neglect Fiscal Year Report. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard. Indicator: Child Abuse and Neglect-Substantiated. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4776
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Relative Rate Index of Referrals for Black Youth Compared to White Youth The Relative Rate Index (RRI) shows representation at various contact points in the juvenile justice system. This is the rate of activity involving minority youth divided by the rate of activity involving majority youth. If the RRI is larger than 1.00, that means that the minority group experiences contact more often than White youth. If it is less than 1.00, that means that the minority youth experience contact less often. For example, if the RRI for Black referrals is 7.50 this means that Black youth are seven and a half times more likely to be referred to the juvenile office than White youth. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2024
2024	Total	2.32	8.14
2023
2023	Total	2.22	9.57
2022
2022	Total	2.13	6.12
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Suggested citation: Missouri Courts Judicial Branch of Government. Missouri Juvenile & Family Division Annual Report. Appendix R: Relative Rate Indices by County ? All Offenses. Cited in the Boone Indicator Dashboard as Relative Rate Index of Referrals for Black Youth Compared to White Youth. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4917
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Infant Mortality (Birth to Age 1) Mortality rates for infants (birth to age 1). Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2019 - 2023
	Under 1	-	-
	Total	594.52 Per 100,000 infants 2,061.00	560.82 Per 100,000 infants 55.00
	Black	1,190.70 Per 100,000 infants 624.00	1,158.30 Per 100,000 infants 18.00
	White	472.20 Per 100,000 infants 1,290.00	405.79 Per 100,000 infants 30.00
2014 - 2018
	Under 1	-	-
	Total	632.97 Per 100,000 infants 2,349.00	584.63 Per 100,000 infants 61.00
	Black	1,188.50 Per 100,000 infants 695.00	1,172.12 Per 100,000 infants 19.00
	White	526.05 Per 100,000 infants 1,576.00	491.70 Per 100,000 infants 40.00
2009 - 2013
	Under 1	-	-
	Total	662.87 Per 100,000 infants 2,534.00	416.82 Per 100,000 infants 44.00
	Black	1,234.21 Per 100,000 infants 728.00	938.34 Per 100,000 infants 14.00
	White	547.00 Per 100,000 infants 1,702.00	329.92 Per 100,000 infants 28.00
Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services. Missouri Resident Deaths. Missouri Public Health Information Management System (MOPHIMS). Death MICA. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Infant Mortality (Birth to Age 1). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4862
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Students At-risk for Externalizing Behavior Issues (Teacher Rated) This scale measures externalizing behaviors—students’ outward behaviors in which they act negatively on the external environment. A sample item is “Is physically aggressive.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	15.0%	11.3%
2023 - 2024
	Total	15.0%	9.3%
	Black	29.7%	-
	White	10.0%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	11.8%	9.0%
	Black	23.6%	15.1%
	White	7.9%	8.8%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-risk for Externalizing Behavior Issues (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4921
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Students At-Risk for Internalizing Behavior Issues (Student Rated) This scale measures internalizing behaviors—students’ negative thoughts about their emotions that are mostly expressed internally (within the individual). A sample item is “In the past month I felt like I did not matter.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	15.2%	11.9%
2023 - 2024
	Total	16.5%	11.6%
	Black	18.7%	-
	White	16.0%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	19.0%	12.9%
	Black	19.2%	16.7%
	White	19.2%	12.6%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Internalizing Behavior Issues (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4911
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Average Household Size Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	Total	2.50	2.40	2.30	2.30	2.30
2018 - 2022
2018 - 2022	Total	2.60	2.40	2.30	2.30	2.30
2017 - 2021
2017 - 2021	Total	2.60	2.50	2.37	2.33	2.35
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Suggested citation: Missouri Census Data Center ACS profile S1. Households by Type. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard indicator as Average Household Size. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4815
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Child Abuse and Neglect - Substantiated Substantiated physical abuse incidents by number of children. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2024
2024	Total	3.26 per 1,000	2.19 per 1,000
2023
2023	Total	3.15 per 1,000	3.31 per 1,000
2022
2022	Total	3.08 per 1,000	2.29 per 1,000
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Suggested citation: Missouri Department of Social Services. Child Abuse and Neglect Fiscal Year Report. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard. Indicator: Child Abuse and Neglect-Substantiated. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4776
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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. Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	22.2% 73,645,238.0	22.5% 1,386,571.0	20.3% 37,772.0	19.1% 24,325.0	19.6% 30,495.0
	American Indian and Alaska Native	1.0% 760,402.0	0.3% 3,701.0	0.1% 19.0	0.0% 5.0	0.1% 19.0
	Asian	5.1% 3,757,347.0	1.8% 25,047.0	3.7% 1,392.0	4.9% 1,188.0	4.5% 1,382.0
	Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	0.2% 158,273.0	0.2% 3,122.0	0.1% 19.0	0.1% 19.0	0.1% 19.0
	Black	13.5% 9,955,428.0	12.8% 177,510.0	13.1% 4,954.0	18.1% 4,400.0	16.1% 4,897.0
	White	55.5% 40,879,518.0	71.6% 992,687.0	68.5% 25,877.0	62.3% 15,143.0	63.4% 19,335.0
	White Non Hispanic	47.9% 35,303,009.0	69.2% 959,992.0	66.5% 25,114.0	59.6% 14,509.0	61.2% 18,651.0
	Two or More Races	16.4% 12,052,092.0	10.9% 151,066.0	12.3% 4,631.0	12.9% 3,146.0	13.3% 4,068.0
	Other Race	8.3% 6,082,178.0	2.4% 33,438.0	2.3% 880.0	1.7% 424.0	2.5% 775.0
	Hispanic	25.9% 19,086,946.0	7.9% 109,637.0	6.6% 2,498.0	5.5% 1,328.0	7.5% 2,286.0
	0-5	5.7% 18,939,899.0	5.8% 359,915.0	5.5% 10,159.0	5.4% 6,809.0	5.2% 8,146.0
	5-17	16.5% 54,705,339.0	16.6% 1,026,656.0	14.9% 27,613.0	13.8% 17,516.0	14.4% 22,349.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	22.1% 73,025,646.0	22.3% 1,374,475.0	20.1% 36,938.0	19.0% 23,915.0	19.5% 30,188.0
	American Indian and Alaska Native	1.0% 726,692.0	0.3% 3,761.0	0.2% 75.0	0.2% 54.0	0.2% 68.0
	Asian	5.1% 3,745,474.0	1.8% 24,940.0	4.0% 1,461.0	5.3% 1,264.0	4.7% 1,428.0
	Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	0.2% 156,631.0	0.2% 2,842.0	0.0% 1.0	0.0% 1.0	0.0% 1.0
	Black	13.7% 10,015,977.0	13.0% 178,890.0	12.8% 4,728.0	15.7% 3,749.0	15.4% 4,664.0
	White	58.6% 42,871,526.0	73.0% 1,002,740.0	69.5% 25,680.0	64.1% 15,340.0	65.1% 19,653.0
	White Non Hispanic	48.6% 35,612,922.0	70.1% 963,581.0	67.4% 24,882.0	61.2% 14,644.0	62.6% 18,898.0
	Two or More Races	13.9% 10,141,499.0	9.6% 131,670.0	11.4% 4,193.0	12.9% 3,079.0	12.1% 3,665.0
	Other Race	7.6% 5,555,906.0	2.2% 29,632.0	2.2% 800.0	1.8% 428.0	2.3% 709.0
	Hispanic	25.6% 18,722,708.0	7.2% 99,585.0	5.5% 2,050.0	5.3% 1,269.0	6.3% 1,890.0
	0-5	5.7% 19,004,925.0	5.9% 360,175.0	5.5% 10,108.0	5.3% 6,743.0	5.4% 8,304.0
	5-17	16.4% 54,208,780.0	16.5% 1,014,300.0	14.6% 26,830.0	13.6% 17,172.0	14.1% 21,884.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	22.5% 74,234,075.0	22.7% 1,392,375.0	20.6% 37,472.0	19.2% 23,859.0	19.2% 30,432.0
	American Indian and Alaska Native	1.0% 722,887.0	0.3% 3,868.0	0.3% 92.0	0.3% 67.0	0.3% 83.0
	Asian	5.1% 3,772,764.0	1.8% 24,760.0	3.1% 1,178.0	4.5% 1,084.0	3.8% 1,161.0
	Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	0.2% 153,830.0	0.2% 2,622.0	0.1% 39.0	0.2% 39.0	0.1% 39.0
	Black	13.8% 10,221,268.0	13.0% 181,590.0	12.0% 4,497.0	15.8% 3,780.0	14.5% 4,422.0
	White	61.5% 45,624,844.0	74.2% 1,033,619.0	70.8% 26,514.0	63.8% 15,222.0	65.9% 20,063.0
	White Non Hispanic	49.3% 36,591,137.0	70.9% 986,553.0	68.4% 25,636.0	60.9% 14,521.0	63.3% 19,250.0
	Two or More Races	11.5% 8,504,316.0	8.4% 117,252.0	11.9% 4,463.0	13.7% 3,270.0	13.1% 3,983.0
	Other Race	7.1% 5,234,166.0	2.1% 28,664.0	1.8% 689.0	1.7% 397.0	2.2% 681.0
	Hispanic	25.4% 18,840,815.0	7.1% 98,414.0	5.4% 2,019.0	4.7% 1,115.0	6.0% 1,811.0
	0-5	5.9% 19,423,121.0	6.0% 367,132.0	5.7% 10,351.0	5.7% 7,123.0	5.7% 8,676.0
	5-17	16.6% 54,810,954.0	16.7% 1,025,243.0	14.9% 27,121.0	13.5% 16,736.0	14.2% 21,756.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Children Characteristics. United States Census [Table S0901]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Child Population. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4804
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Children in Married Parent Families Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	Total	45,182,354.00	862,467.00	24,707.00	16,057.00	19,648.00
2018 - 2022
2018 - 2022	Total	44,894,577.00	849,626.00	25,165.00	16,430.00	20,329.00
2017 - 2021
2017 - 2021	Total	45,459,277.00	857,346.00	25,203.00	16,352.00	20,463.00
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Own Children Under 18 Years by Family Type and Age. United States Census [Table B09002]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Children in Married Parent Families. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4824
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Children in Single Parent Families Single parent head of household with children under 18 Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	Total	19,300,775.00	365,021.00	9,893.00	6,327.00	8,298.00
2018 - 2022
2018 - 2022	Total	19,190,725.00	366,932.00	8,639.00	5,738.00	7,421.00
2017 - 2021
2017 - 2021	Total	19,441,003.00	369,535.00	8,404.00	5,067.00	6,776.00
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Own Children Under 18 Years by Family Type and Age. United States Census [Table B09002]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Children in Single Parent Families. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4825
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Commuting to Work (workers age 16+) Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Carpool	8.5% 13,405,895.0	8.0% 234,862.0	8.4% 8,119.0	7.6% 4,992.0	7.7% 6,214.0
	Public Transportation	3.5% 5,528,841.0	0.9% 25,326.0	0.8% 806.0	1.2% 792.0	1.0% 806.0
	Work at Home	13.5% 21,267,373.0	11.6% 340,575.0	9.2% 8,825.0	9.6% 6,272.0	9.5% 7,662.0
	Drive Alone	70.2% 110,653,318.0	76.4% 2,245,968.0	75.8% 72,813.0	74.1% 48,542.0	75.5% 60,941.0
	Other Commute	1.9% 3,004,368.0	1.3% 38,937.0	1.7% 1,680.0	1.9% 1,237.0	1.7% 1,397.0
	Walk to Work	2.4% 3,785,388.0	1.8% 52,385.0	4.0% 3,850.0	5.6% 3,676.0	4.6% 3,692.0
2018 - 2022
	Carpool	8.5% 13,388,082.0	8.0% 234,360.0	9.0% 8,587.0	8.6% 5,579.0	8.4% 6,748.0
	Public Transportation	3.8% 5,945,723.0	1.0% 28,476.0	0.8% 775.0	1.2% 765.0	1.0% 775.0
	Work at Home	11.7% 18,316,685.0	9.9% 289,865.0	7.7% 7,333.0	7.6% 4,953.0	7.8% 6,275.0
	Drive Alone	71.7% 112,314,702.0	78.0% 2,278,106.0	77.0% 73,395.0	75.4% 49,121.0	76.7% 61,587.0
	Other Commute	1.9% 2,930,639.0	1.2% 36,212.0	1.3% 1,229.0	1.7% 1,092.0	1.4% 1,138.0
	Walk to Work	2.4% 3,807,792.0	1.8% 53,174.0	4.2% 3,985.0	5.6% 3,672.0	4.7% 3,736.0
2017 - 2021
	Carpool	8.6% 13,340,838.0	8.1% 234,872.0	9.5% 9,036.0	9.0% 5,847.0	9.2% 7,411.0
	Public Transportation	4.2% 6,472,373.0	1.0% 30,417.0	0.7% 676.0	1.0% 633.0	0.8% 696.0
	Work at Home	9.7% 15,061,684.0	8.4% 244,106.0	6.7% 6,338.0	6.8% 4,397.0	6.8% 5,475.0
	Drive Alone	73.2% 113,724,272.0	79.4% 2,310,641.0	76.9% 73,006.0	75.0% 48,731.0	76.3% 61,430.0
	Other Commute	1.8% 2,836,232.0	1.2% 34,920.0	1.4% 1,344.0	1.8% 1,198.0	1.5% 1,236.0
	Walk to Work	2.5% 3,849,557.0	1.9% 55,963.0	4.7% 4,488.0	6.4% 4,185.0	5.3% 4,263.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Means Transportation to Work. United States Census [Table B08301]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Commuting to Work (workers age 16+). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4788 Commuting to Work Percent Suggested citation: Missouri Census Data Center. American Community Survey profile E7. Commuting to Work. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard indicator as Commuting to Work. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4788
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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 male householder with no spouse present and female householder with no spouse present. The percentages provided indicate the number of family household types divided by the total number of households (both family and non-family). Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	64.5% 82,220,165.0	62.5% 1,551,913.0	56.0% 42,034.0	50.4% 25,892.0	53.3% 33,544.0
	Married Couple Families	47.2% 60,193,570.0	46.9% 1,164,188.0	42.7% 32,051.0	37.0% 19,003.0	39.7% 24,999.0
	Male Householder, No Spouse Present	5.0% 6,433,814.0	4.6% 113,662.0	3.3% 2,507.0	3.4% 1,760.0	3.3% 2,053.0
	Female Householder, No Spouse Present	12.2% 15,592,781.0	11.0% 274,063.0	10.0% 7,476.0	10.0% 5,129.0	10.3% 6,492.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	64.8% 81,432,908.0	62.8% 1,542,797.0	55.5% 41,225.0	49.6% 25,276.0	52.8% 32,967.0
	Married Couple Families	47.5% 59,760,581.0	47.2% 1,159,320.0	43.5% 32,271.0	37.7% 19,214.0	40.5% 25,294.0
	Male Householder, No Spouse Present	5.0% 6,298,607.0	4.5% 111,331.0	3.3% 2,422.0	3.0% 1,549.0	3.2% 1,974.0
	Female Householder, No Spouse Present	12.2% 15,373,720.0	11.1% 272,146.0	8.8% 6,532.0	8.9% 4,513.0	9.1% 5,699.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	65.1% 80,755,760.0	63.3% 1,541,667.0	56.1% 40,985.0	50.6% 25,126.0	53.4% 32,803.0
	Married Couple Families	47.8% 59,331,184.0	47.7% 1,160,947.0	43.6% 31,888.0	38.5% 19,135.0	41.0% 25,182.0
	Male Householder, No Spouse Present	5.0% 6,151,295.0	4.5% 108,566.0	3.5% 2,541.0	3.3% 1,631.0	3.4% 2,092.0
	Female Householder, No Spouse Present	12.3% 15,273,279.0	11.2% 272,154.0	9.0% 6,556.0	8.8% 4,360.0	9.0% 5,529.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Household Type Including living alone. United States Census [Table B11001]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Family Households by Type. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4805 Family Households by Type Percent Suggested citation: Missouri Census Data Center. American Community Survey profile S1. Households by Type. Cited in the Boone Indicators as Family Households by Type. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4805
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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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2024
	Law or Status Offenses	30,887.00	1,414.00
	Law Offenses	18,349.00	665.00
	Status Offenses	12,538.00	749.00
2023
	Law or Status Offenses	43,874.00	1,417.00
	Law Offenses	17,950.00	599.00
	Status Offenses	13,357.00	619.00
2022
	Law or Status Offenses	43,492.00	1,518.00
	Law Offenses	17,267.00	630.00
	Status Offenses	12,823.00	715.00
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Suggested citation: Missouri Courts Judicial Branch of Government. Juvenile and Family Court Division Reports. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Juvenile & Family Division Referrals. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4774
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Mean Travel Time to Work (in minutes) Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	Total	26.60 Minutes	23.70 Minutes	18.70 Minutes	16.70 Minutes	17.80 Minutes
2018 - 2022
2018 - 2022	Total	26.70 Minutes	23.80 Minutes	18.80 Minutes	16.50 Minutes	17.60 Minutes
2017 - 2021
2017 - 2021	Total	26.80 Minutes	23.80 Minutes	18.80 Minutes	16.50 Minutes	17.60 Minutes
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Suggested citation: Missouri Census Data Center. American Community Survey profile E7. Commuting to Work. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard indicator as Mean Travel Time to Work (in Minutes). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4819
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Median Age Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	Total	38.70	38.90	32.20	29.20	30.90
2018 - 2022
2018 - 2022	Total	38.50	38.80	31.80	28.80	30.40
2017 - 2021
2017 - 2021	Total	38.40	38.80	31.90	29.20	30.70
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Median Age by Sex. United States Census [Table B01002]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Median Age. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4821
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Population by Age Group Population figures by age groups. Categories include Under 18, 18-64, and 65 and Over. The Child Population indicator is a separate indicator and includes categories for Under 5 and 5-17. Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	332,387,540.00	6,168,181.00	185,874.00	127,200.00	155,714.00
	5-17	16.5% 54,705,339.0	16.6% 1,026,656.0	14.9% 27,613.0	13.8% 17,516.0	14.4% 22,349.0
	Under 18	22.2% 73,645,238.0	22.5% 1,386,571.0	20.3% 37,772.0	19.1% 24,325.0	19.6% 30,495.0
	18-64	61.0% 202,772,255.0	60.0% 3,702,481.0	66.6% 123,772.0	69.6% 88,468.0	68.1% 106,073.0
	65 and over	16.8% 55,970,047.0	17.5% 1,079,129.0	13.1% 24,330.0	11.3% 14,407.0	12.3% 19,146.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	331,097,593.00	6,154,422.00	184,043.00	126,172.00	154,797.00
	5-17	16.4% 54,208,780.0	16.5% 1,014,300.0	14.6% 26,830.0	13.6% 17,172.0	14.1% 21,884.0
	Under 18	22.1% 73,213,705.0	22.3% 1,374,475.0	20.1% 36,938.0	19.0% 23,915.0	19.5% 30,188.0
	18-64	61.4% 203,146,240.0	60.4% 3,717,464.0	67.0% 123,339.0	70.0% 88,306.0	68.4% 105,867.0
	65 and over	16.5% 54,737,648.0	17.3% 1,062,483.0	12.9% 23,766.0	11.1% 13,951.0	12.1% 18,742.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	329,725,472.00	6,141,534.00	182,170.00	124,342.00	153,193.00
	5-17	16.6% 54,810,954.0	16.7% 1,025,243.0	14.9% 27,121.0	13.5% 16,736.0	14.2% 21,756.0
	Under 18	22.5% 74,234,075.0	22.7% 1,392,375.0	20.6% 37,472.0	19.2% 23,859.0	19.9% 30,432.0
	18-64	61.4% 202,602,785.0	60.5% 3,715,323.0	68.5% 104,931.0	66.9% 121,948.0	70.0% 87,084.0
	65 and over	16.0% 52,888,620.0	16.8% 1,033,836.0	12.5% 22,750.0	10.8% 13,399.0	11.6% 17,830.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Sex by Age. United States Census [Table B01001]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Population by Age Group. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4803
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Population by Race Population figures by race. Categories include White Alone, Black Alone, Two or More Races and All Other Races. Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	332,387,540.00	6,168,181.00	185,874.00	127,200.00	155,714.00
	Black Alone	12.4% 41,070,890.0	11.1% 686,616.0	9.5% 17,737.0	12.1% 15,439.0	11.2% 17,487.0
	White Alone	63.4% 210,875,446.0	78.3% 4,831,646.0	77.9% 144,831.0	74.3% 94,528.0	75.2% 117,023.0
	All Other Races	13.5% 44,847,483.0	4.3% 261,020.0	6.3% 11,657.0	7.5% 9,492.0	7.1% 11,047.0
	Two or More Races	10.7% 35,593,721.0	6.3% 388,899.0	6.3% 11,649.0	6.1% 7,741.0	6.5% 10,157.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	331,097,593.00	6,154,422.00	184,043.00	126,172.00	154,797.00
	Black Alone	12.5% 41,288,572.0	11.3% 693,892.0	9.3% 17,075.0	11.2% 14,111.0	10.9% 16,870.0
	White Alone	65.9% 218,123,424.0	79.4% 4,884,165.0	78.9% 145,293.0	75.6% 95,350.0	76.3% 118,148.0
	All Other Races	12.8% 42,542,817.0	3.9% 245,137.0	6.2% 11,425.0	7.3% 9,225.0	7.0% 10,727.0
	Two or More Races	8.8% 29,142,780.0	5.4% 331,228.0	5.6% 10,250.0	5.9% 7,486.0	5.8% 9,052.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	329,725,472.00	6,141,534.00	182,170.00	124,342.00	153,193.00
	Black Alone	12.6% 41,393,012.0	11.3% 695,678.0	9.2% 16,717.0	11.5% 14,352.0	10.8% 16,560.0
	White Alone	68.2% 224,789,104.0	80.3% 4,930,466.0	80.0% 145,668.0	75.6% 93,981.0	77.1% 118,082.0
	All Other Races	12.3% 40,503,938.0	3.8% 235,862.0	5.5% 10,196.0	7.1% 8,787.0	6.6% 9,932.0
	Two or More Races	7.0% 23,039,422.0	4.6% 279,528.0	5.3% 9,589.0	5.8% 7,222.0	5.6% 8,619.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Selected Characteristics of the Total and Native Populations in the United States. United States Census [Table S0601]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Population by Race. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4895 Population by Race Percent Suggested citation: Missouri Census Data Center. American Community Survey profile D3. Race. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Population by Race. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4895
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Relative Rate Index of Referrals for Black Youth Compared to White Youth The Relative Rate Index (RRI) shows representation at various contact points in the juvenile justice system. This is the rate of activity involving minority youth divided by the rate of activity involving majority youth. If the RRI is larger than 1.00, that means that the minority group experiences contact more often than White youth. If it is less than 1.00, that means that the minority youth experience contact less often. For example, if the RRI for Black referrals is 7.50 this means that Black youth are seven and a half times more likely to be referred to the juvenile office than White youth. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	State of Missouri	Boone County
2024
2024	Total	2.32	8.14
2023
2023	Total	2.22	9.57
2022
2022	Total	2.13	6.12
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Suggested citation: Missouri Courts Judicial Branch of Government. Missouri Juvenile & Family Division Annual Report. Appendix R: Relative Rate Indices by County ? All Offenses. Cited in the Boone Indicator Dashboard as Relative Rate Index of Referrals for Black Youth Compared to White Youth. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4917
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Students At Risk for School Disengagement (Student Rated) This scale measures student disconnection and detachment from school. A sample item is “I do not enjoy coming to school.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	13.1%	10.7%
2023 - 2024
	Total	13.3%	11.4%
	Black	17.2%	-
	White	12.2%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	16.6%	11.8%
	Black	19.2%	16.7%
	White	16.1%	11.9%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At Risk for School Disengagement (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4915
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Students At-Risk for Attention and Academic Issues (Student Rated) This scale measures student problems with attention and academics. A sample item is “I have trouble finishing my work.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	18.3%	11.6%
2023 - 2024
	Total	18.8%	12.2%
	Black	26.7%	-
	White	16.7%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	23.4%	13.0%
	Black	29.4%	16.7%
	White	22.2%	12.9%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Attention and Academic Issues (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4913
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Students At-Risk for Attention and Academic Issues (Teacher Rated) This scale measures student problems with attention and academics. A sample item is “Does not complete assignments.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	22.4%	14.4%
2023 - 2024
	Total	22.5%	14.4%
	Black	39.6%	-
	White	16.4%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	20.2%	14.5%
	Black	35.7%	21.8%
	White	15.1%	14.1%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Attention and Academic Issues (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4918
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Students At-Risk for Being Mean to Others (Student Rated) This scale measures tendencies to be unkind to others. A sample item is “I am mean to others.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	14.1%	10.6%
2023 - 2024
	Total	14.3%	10.4%
	Black	22.6%	-
	White	11.6%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	15.2%	9.8%
	Black	22.8%	19.4%
	White	12.5%	9.3%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Being Mean to Others (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4916
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Students At-Risk for Being Mean to Others (Teacher Rated) This scale measures tendencies to be unkind to others. A sample item is “Spreads rumors about other students.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	11.4%	10.0%
2023 - 2024
	Total	12.2%	8.0%
	Black	23.8%	-
	White	8.3%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	9.0%	8.7%
	Black	17.8%	5.0%
	White	6.1%	8.7%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Being Mean to Others (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4919
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Students At-Risk for Bullying (Student Rated) This indicator is measured by a single item: “I am bullied by others.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	6.1%	5.3%
2023 - 2024
	Total	5.9%	4.6%
	Black	8.6%	-
	White	5.4%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	5.2%	5.0%
	Black	7.0%	0.2%
	White	4.6%	4.6%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Bullying (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4924
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Students At-Risk for Bullying (Teacher Rated) This indicator is measured by a single item rated by teachers: Is the student bullied? Yes/no. Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	2.9%	3.1%
2023 - 2024
	Total	3.4%	2.4%
	Black	4.1%	-
	White	3.4%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	2.0%	2.1%
	Black	2.3%	2.5%
	White	2.1%	2.2%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Bullying (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4925
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Students At-Risk for Emotion Regulation Issues (Student Rated) This scale measures student inability to regulate negative emotions. A sample item is “I have a hard time controlling my temper.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	18.5%	13.0%
2023 - 2024
	Total	18.5%	12.5%
	Black	29.2%	16.8%
	White	15.4%	18.5%
2022 - 2023
	Total	17.6%	14.0%
	Black	30.5%	27.8%
	White	14.1%	13.8%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Emotion Regulation Issues (Student Rated) http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4914
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Students At-Risk for Emotion Regulation Issues (Teacher Rated) This scale measures student inability to regulate negative emotions. A sample item is “Is easily irritated.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	16.0%	10.3%
2023 - 2024
	Total	15.4%	9.3%
	Black	28.7%	-
	White	11.5%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	12.1%	9.0%
	Black	22.5%	12.6%
	White	8.8%	9.1%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-risk for Emotion Regulation Issues (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4920
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Students At-risk for Externalizing Behavior Issues (Student Rated) This scale measures externalizing behaviors—students’ outward behaviors in which they act negatively on the external environment. A sample item is “I disrupt class.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	15.1%	9.5%
2023 - 2024
	Total	15.7%	9.7%
	Black	30.3%	-
	White	10.9%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	15.1%	9.5%
	Black	27.1%	12.5%
	White	11.2%	9.3%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-risk for Externalizing Behavior Issues (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4912
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Students At-risk for Externalizing Behavior Issues (Teacher Rated) This scale measures externalizing behaviors—students’ outward behaviors in which they act negatively on the external environment. A sample item is “Is physically aggressive.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	15.0%	11.3%
2023 - 2024
	Total	15.0%	9.3%
	Black	29.7%	-
	White	10.0%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	11.8%	9.0%
	Black	23.6%	15.1%
	White	7.9%	8.8%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-risk for Externalizing Behavior Issues (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4921
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Students At-Risk for Internalizing Behavior Issues (Student Rated) This scale measures internalizing behaviors—students’ negative thoughts about their emotions that are mostly expressed internally (within the individual). A sample item is “In the past month I felt like I did not matter.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	15.2%	11.9%
2023 - 2024
	Total	16.5%	11.6%
	Black	18.7%	-
	White	16.0%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	19.0%	12.9%
	Black	19.2%	16.7%
	White	19.2%	12.6%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Internalizing Behavior Issues (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4911
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Students At-Risk for Internalizing Behavior Issues (Teacher Rated) This scale measures internalizing behaviors—students’ negative thoughts about their emotions that are mostly expressed internally (within the individual). A sample item is “Poor self-esteem.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	13.4%	11.6%
2023 - 2024
	Total	13.5%	10.9%
	Black	17.6%	-
	White	12.2%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	10.1%	10.3%
	Black	13.2%	8.4%
	White	9.0%	9.9%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Internalizing Behavior Issues (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4922
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Students At-Risk for Peer Relation Problems (Student Rated) This scale measures student relationship issues with peers. A sample item is “I do not cooperate with others.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	12.0%	8.7%
2023 - 2024
	Total	12.6%	8.7%
	Black	16.8%	-
	White	10.6%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	16.6%	10.2%
	Black	21.8%	11.1%
	White	14.5%	10.2%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Peer Relation Problems (Student Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4910
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Students At-Risk for Peer Relation Problems (Teacher Rated) This scales measures student relationship issues with peers. A sample item is “I do not cooperate with others.” Percent of students scoring one standard deviation above the mean on the scale. Data are collected through a universal screening using both teacher (K-12) and student report (3-12), occurring two times per year. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	Columbia Schools	Rural Boone County
2024 - 2025
2024 - 2025	Total	12.7%	9.4%
2023 - 2024
	Total	12.6%	8.0%
	Black	19.5%	-
	White	10.6%	-
2022 - 2023
	Total	10.2%	7.9%
	Black	16.0%	6.7%
	White	8.6%	8.1%
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Suggested citation: Boone County Schools Mental Health Coalition. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard Indicator as Students At-Risk for Peer Relation Problems (Teacher Rated). http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4923
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Families in Poverty Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	8.7% 7,176,933.0	8.4% 129,737.0	7.6% 3,200.0	7.9% 2,046.0	8.0% 2,694.0
	Black	17.4% 1,595,433.0	18.5% 27,716.0	23.3% 709.0	23.9% 639.0	22.9% 691.0
	White	6.3% 3,497,832.0	6.9% 87,202.0	5.6% 1,938.0	5.5% 1,085.0	5.5% 1,457.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	8.8% 7,151,167.0	8.5% 131,020.0	7.4% 3,068.0	8.4% 2,131.0	7.9% 2,619.0
	Black	17.5% 1,603,062.0	19.1% 28,716.0	27.6% 855.0	31.3% 795.0	27.2% 831.0
	White	6.5% 3,714,076.0	7.0% 89,592.0	5.1% 1,732.0	5.1% 1,004.0	5.0% 1,317.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	8.9% 7,181,779.0	8.5% 131,137.0	6.5% 2,662.0	7.3% 1,839.0	6.9% 2,256.0
	Black	17.8% 1,620,880.0	18.8% 28,396.0	23.9% 747.0	25.4% 685.0	23.9% 747.0
	White	6.7% 3,930,856.0	7.1% 91,434.0	4.6% 1,564.0	4.6% 897.0	4.4% 1,158.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months. United States Census [Table S1702]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Families in Poverty. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4809
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Family Households with Children in Poverty Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	Total	14.3% 4,511,567.0	13.8% 81,802.0	11.4% 2,033.0	10.1% 1,168.0	12.1% 1,737.0
2018 - 2022
2018 - 2022	Total	14.5% 4,564,179.0	14.4% 84,130.0	11.5% 1,998.0	12.1% 1,384.0	12.7% 1,788.0
2017 - 2021
2017 - 2021	Total	14.8% 4,644,531.0	14.5% 84,947.0	10.0% 1,702.0	10.6% 1,169.0	11.0% 1,506.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months of Families by Household Type by Number of Own Children Under 18 Years. United States Census [Table B17023]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard indicator as Family Households with Children in Poverty. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4814
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Individuals in Poverty Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	12.4% 40,390,045.0	12.6% 756,528.0	17.1% 30,192.0	20.0% 23,516.0	18.9% 27,639.0
	Black	21.3% 8,404,656.0	23.0% 150,437.0	35.8% 6,080.0	36.0% 5,290.0	35.9% 6,011.0
	White	9.9% 20,312,310.0	10.8% 507,864.0	14.0% 19,155.0	17.2% 14,838.0	15.4% 16,800.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	12.5% 40,521,584.0	12.8% 766,582.0	17.8% 31,074.0	21.4% 24,980.0	19.8% 28,887.0
	Black	21.5% 8,519,391.0	23.8% 157,759.0	40.2% 6,678.0	44.4% 6,077.0	40.3% 6,628.0
	White	10.1% 21,525,577.0	10.9% 518,593.0	14.3% 19,606.0	17.6% 15,297.0	16.0% 17,548.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	12.6% 40,661,636.0	12.8% 762,023.0	16.8% 29,091.0	19.9% 23,021.0	18.6% 26,853.0
	Black	21.7% 8,630,739.0	23.5% 155,844.0	36.0% 5,816.0	36.9% 5,088.0	36.1% 5,779.0
	White	10.3% 22,616,705.0	10.9% 523,182.0	13.7% 18,873.0	16.9% 14,598.0	15.2% 16,787.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Individuals in Poverty. United States Census [Table S1702]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Individuals in Poverty. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4810
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Poverty Rate by Educational Attainment Poverty rates by educational attainment for people aged 25 and older. Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Less Than High School	24.0% 5,604,139.0	26.3% 88,933.0	22.6% 1,350.0	26.3% 868.0	27.2% 1,180.0
	High School Graduate	14.0% 8,181,436.0	14.2% 175,835.0	15.7% 3,470.0	19.6% 2,301.0	17.7% 2,899.0
	Some College	10.7% 6,142,567.0	10.4% 118,444.0	12.9% 2,936.0	15.0% 2,018.0	14.1% 2,446.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	5.0% 3,513,586.0	4.4% 54,953.0	8.0% 3,211.0	10.1% 2,777.0	8.9% 3,069.0
2018 - 2022
	Less Than High School	24.0% 5,683,249.0	26.3% 91,568.0	22.2% 1,260.0	28.7% 918.0	27.2% 1,125.0
	High School Graduate	13.7% 8,003,553.0	14.0% 173,232.0	15.0% 3,331.0	19.4% 2,276.0	16.9% 2,773.0
	Some College	10.5% 6,062,192.0	10.3% 118,373.0	12.0% 2,889.0	13.6% 1,925.0	13.3% 2,422.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	4.9% 3,368,325.0	4.3% 52,055.0	7.6% 2,999.0	9.2% 2,450.0	8.3% 2,774.0
2017 - 2021
	Less Than High School	23.9% 5,781,450.0	25.9% 93,220.0	24.0% 1,292.0	28.7% 893.0	27.7% 1,100.0
	High School Graduate	13.5% 7,859,604.0	13.5% 166,565.0	12.8% 2,888.0	16.0% 1,919.0	14.6% 2,420.0
	Some College	10.4% 5,998,285.0	10.1% 117,016.0	11.2% 2,819.0	12.7% 1,916.0	12.3% 2,394.0
	Bachelor's Degree or More	4.8% 3,248,758.0	4.0% 48,890.0	7.0% 2,760.0	8.6% 2,316.0	7.6% 2,540.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months of Individuals by Educational Attainment. United States Census [Table C17003]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Poverty Rate by Educational Attainment.http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4812
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Child Poverty Rate Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Total	-	-	-	-	-
	Black	30.2% 2,945,781.0	32.5% 55,786.0	46.1% 2,185.0	43.8% 1,833.0	46.6% 2,185.0
	White	11.7% 4,697,334.0	12.7% 123,313.0	7.9% 2,035.0	6.3% 940.0	7.1% 1,361.0
	0-5	17.5% 3,926,390.0	17.4% 74,377.0	17.3% 2,059.0	14.7% 1,159.0	18.2% 1,731.0
	Under 18	16.3% 11,829,878.0	16.0% 216,943.0	14.8% 5,496.0	13.4% 3,208.0	15.7% 4,712.0
2018 - 2022
	Total	-	-	-	-	-
	Black	30.6% 3,006,512.0	34.4% 59,730.0	51.2% 2,358.0	59.6% 2,169.0	52.0% 2,358.0
	White	12.4% 5,223,712.0	13.1% 128,737.0	7.9% 1,997.0	6.8% 1,028.0	8.0% 1,543.0
	0-5	18.1% 3,369,529.0	18.4% 64,822.0	17.0% 1,650.0	16.8% 989.0	13.3% 989.0
	Under 18	16.7% 12,002,351.0	16.6% 223,732.0	15.7% 5,699.0	16.8% 3,942.0	17.4% 5,175.0
2017 - 2021
	Total	-	-	-	-	-
	Black	31.2% 3,120,620.0	33.6% 59,172.0	44.9% 1,961.0	46.8% 1,717.0	45.7% 1,961.0
	White	13.0% 5,852,925.0	13.5% 136,402.0	7.8% 2,027.0	6.7% 993.0	7.6% 1,489.0
	0-5	18.5% 3,535,591.0	18.4% 66,082.0	14.8% 1,487.0	15.6% 1,079.0	16.3% 1,381.0
	Under 18	17.1% 12,443,424.0	16.9% 229,574.0	14.6% 5,382.0	14.9% 3,471.0	16.0% 4,766.0
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months by Age. United States Census [Tables B17001, B17001A, B17001B, B17001C, B17001D, B17001E, B17001F, B17001G, B17001H & B17001I]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Child Poverty Rate. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4811
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Food Insecurity Percent of people experiencing food insecurity, defined by the USDA as a lack of consistent access to enough food for every person in a household to live an active, healthy life. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County
2023
	Total	14.3%	15.4%	15.2%
	Black	-	33.0%	39.0%
	White	-	13.0%	14.0%
	Under 18	19.2%	18.1%	16.2%
2022
	Total	13.5%	15.0%	14.1%
	Black	-	31.0%	35.0%
	White	-	12.0%	13.0%
	Under 18	18.5%	18.7%	15.5%
2021
	Total	10.5%	11.6%	11.0%
	Black	-	26.0%	26.0%
	White	-	10.0%	11.0%
	Under 18	12.8%	12.8%	9.9%
Suggested citation: Feeding America: Map the Meal Gap 2023: An Analysis of County and Congressional District Food Insecurity and County Food Cost in the United States in 2021. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Food Insecurity. https://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4931
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Mean Household Income by Quintile 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. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
	Top 5%	$515,555	$420,563	$415,842	$409,162	$429,261
	Upper 20%	$285,351	$234,836	$240,747	$238,992	$245,701
	60% to 80%	$124,497	$107,146	$109,008	$104,559	$107,428
	40% to 60%	$79,004	$69,240	$70,189	$64,882	$67,584
	20% to 40%	$46,761	$41,867	$41,401	$36,766	$39,356
	Bottom 20%	$16,840	$15,897	$14,006	$11,924	$12,940
2018 - 2022
	Top 5%	$494,992	$404,080	$404,733	$392,710	$419,354
	Upper 20%	$273,413	$225,585	$231,806	$228,764	$237,632
	60% to 80%	$119,232	$102,696	$103,712	$99,022	$101,940
	40% to 60%	$75,586	$66,251	$66,596	$61,015	$63,806
	20% to 40%	$44,680	$39,993	$39,424	$35,023	$37,639
	Bottom 20%	$16,253	$15,238	$13,681	$11,807	$12,779
2017 - 2021
	Top 5%	$453,167	$371,277	$361,573	$349,625	$370,997
	Upper 20%	$250,618	$207,969	$212,006	$209,945	$216,251
	60% to 80%	$109,673	$94,991	$96,588	$92,501	$95,189
	40% to 60%	$69,508	$61,309	$62,381	$57,441	$59,803
	20% to 40%	$41,089	$37,099	$36,866	$32,831	$35,184
	Bottom 20%	$15,091	$14,394	$13,715	$11,774	$12,786
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Mean Household Income of Quintiles. United States Census [Table B19081]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Mean Household Income by Quintile. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4820
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Median Income - Family Households with Children Median income for family households with children. Warehouse data is updated twice a year and is as up to date as the data source when published. Bolded values indicate margins of error, hover over them to view in detail.
Year	By	United States	State of Missouri	Boone County	City of Columbia	Columbia Schools
2019 - 2023
2019 - 2023	Total	$95,154	$88,619	$103,545	$104,428	$103,790
2018 - 2022
2018 - 2022	Total	$90,621	$84,231	$97,158	$99,609	$97,444
2017 - 2021
2017 - 2021	Total	$82,767	$77,490	$88,448	$90,623	$89,356
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Suggested citation: United States Census Bureau. American Community Survey, Median Family Income in the Past 12 Months (In 2019 Inflation-Adjusted Dollars). United States Census [Table B19113]. Cited in the Boone Indicators Dashboard as Median Income-Family Households with Children. http://booneindicators.org/IndicatorView.aspx?id=4817
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Populations: Children, Youth, and Families

High School Graduation Rate by School District (Adjusted 4 Year)

High School Graduates Entering 2-Year College, 4-Year College, or Employment by School District

Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced in English Language Arts MAP: Grade 3

Households Spending Over 30% Income on Housing (Adjusted)

Average Cost of Rent or Home Ownership Compared to Median Family Income

Child Care Programs in Boone County

Child Poverty Rate

Childcare Licensed Capacity

Families in Poverty

Family Households with Children in Poverty

Food Insecurity

Gini Index of Income Inequality

Homelessness

Households Without a Vehicle

Individuals in Poverty

People without Health Insurance

Percent of Families with Income Below Standard Federal Poverty Ratios

Poverty Rate by Educational Attainment

Refugee Arrivals

Households Spending Over 30% Income on Housing (Adjusted)

Households Spending Over 30% Income on Housing (Non-Adjusted)

Families in Poverty

Gini Index of Income Inequality

Individuals in Poverty

Kindergarten Entry Assessment (KEA)

Mean Household Income by Quintile

Median Earnings by Educational Attainment, Individuals 25 and older

Median Income - Family Households

Percent of Families with Income Below Standard Federal Poverty Ratios

Poverty Rate by Educational Attainment

Share of Aggregate Household Income by Quintile

Low Birthweight for Full-Term Pregnancies

Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced in English Language Arts MAP: Grade 3

Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced in English Language Arts MAP: Grade 6

Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced in Math MAP: Grade 6

Educational Attainment

Kindergarten Entry Assessment (KEA)

People With Disabilities Receiving Special Education Services by School District

Poverty Rate by Educational Attainment

School Attendance: % Students Attending at Least 90% of School Days: Grade 6

School Attendance: % Students Attending at Least 90% of School Days: Grade 8

Students At Risk for School Disengagement (Student Rated)

Students At-Risk for Attention and Academic Issues (Student Rated)

Students At-Risk for Attention and Academic Issues (Teacher Rated)

Students At-Risk for Being Mean to Others (Student Rated)

Students At-Risk for Being Mean to Others (Teacher Rated)

Students At-Risk for Bullying (Student Rated)

Students At-Risk for Bullying (Teacher Rated)

Students At-Risk for Emotion Regulation Issues (Student Rated)

Students At-Risk for Emotion Regulation Issues (Teacher Rated)

Students At-risk for Externalizing Behavior Issues (Student Rated)

Students At-risk for Externalizing Behavior Issues (Teacher Rated)

Students At-Risk for Internalizing Behavior Issues (Student Rated)

Students At-Risk for Internalizing Behavior Issues (Teacher Rated)

Students At-Risk for Peer Relation Problems (Student Rated)

Students At-Risk for Peer Relation Problems (Teacher Rated)

High School Graduation Rate by School District (Adjusted 4 Year)

High School Graduates Scoring Above National Average on ACT by School District

High School Graduates Entering 2-Year College, 4-Year College, or Employment by School District

School Attendance: % Students Attending at Least 90% of School Days: K-12

Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced in English Language Arts MAP: Grade 3

Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced in English Language Arts MAP: Grade 6

Students Scoring Proficient or Advanced in Math MAP: Grade 6

School District Discipline Incidents per 100 students, K-12

Students per Teacher Ratio, K-12 by School District

Birth Spacing: Less Than 18 Months

Child Mortality (Ages 1-17)

Criminal Justice Involvement Due to Drugs and Alcohol

Death Rate due to Suicide (Self-Inflicted Injury, Age-Adjusted), by Age Group

Food Insecurity

Inadequate Prenatal Care (Missouri Index)

Individuals Receiving Public Mental Health Services for Any Diagnosis, Total and Children

Infant Mortality (Birth to Age 1)

No Prenatal Care

People without Health Insurance

Low Birthweight for Full-Term Pregnancies

Preterm Births

Average Cost of Rent or Home Ownership Compared to Median Family Income

Homelessness