Directory of Holyoke Statistics
A
Collaboration of the Holyoke Youth Task Force
& The Center for Public Policy and Administration, UMass
Reports
and Resources
Health
reports & links
Department
of Social Services
Quarterly
Report (2002)
Holyoke
Reports
School
Census
PRIDE Reports
Measures
drug and alcohol use in school systems
Needs
statements
This
link provides narrative descriptions of Holyoke's needs from previous
grant applications. Youth Task Force members have offered there need statements
to share.
Useful
Links
Demographics
This link brings you to the city of
Holyokes demographics web page. You can scroll down to see all the data
provided.
Holyoke
Census 2000
U.S. Census Bureau
Local contact
for Census Data- Karen
Mendrala, Holyoke Planning Department, 413-322-5575
Pioneer
Valley Planning Commission
Bureau of Labor Statistics,
New England Region
Division
of Employment & Training
Department
of Youth Services
Graphs
and tables of Massachusetts DYS population analysis.
Gaston
Institute
Gaston
Institute for Latino Community Development and Public Policy
Grant
Resources & Links
This
link brings you back to the Youth Task Force website and provides some
useful links to foundations, state and federal funding opportunities as
well as provides grant writing tips and news on the world of philanthropy.
Back
to Holyoke
Youth Task Force
School Census 2001
Holyoke Public Schools
Revised October Census
Source: Holyoke Public School Department
Karen Guillette 413-534-2000
Bellow is a list of available pages from the school census. As you select a title, the pages will come up with the information for each title on it. When you want to go back to the complete list (this page) close the page with the report on it.
Enrollment by Classification:
Enrollment for Total and Low Income
Enrollment by Low Income Students
Enrollment by Race
Enrollment for Female Students, Grades 6-12
Enrollment by Grade:
Enrollment Grades K-12 Summary
Enrollment by Grade, 6-12
Enrollment by Grade, Pre K-5
Non English Speaking Students:
Students Who Cannot Perform Ordinary Class Work in English
Students Whose First Language is Not English
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