Our school-aged residents are now a smaller proportion of our total resident population of all ages than they were in decades past.
Finally, our school-aged group is now a smaller portion of the national estimate of children aged 5 to 17.
Monday, April 4, 2011
School-aged Kentuckians: Some trends
Kentucky's population ages 5 to 17 has been fairly stable over the last decade – after an impressive drop from earlier Baby Boom years. The 2010 NCES Digest of Education Statistics provides numbers from Census Bureau and Commerce Department reporting:
Our school-aged residents are now a smaller proportion of our total resident population of all ages than they were in decades past.
Finally, our school-aged group is now a smaller portion of the national estimate of children aged 5 to 17.
Our school-aged residents are now a smaller proportion of our total resident population of all ages than they were in decades past.
Finally, our school-aged group is now a smaller portion of the national estimate of children aged 5 to 17.
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