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1 Demographic Report October 2015 By the Department of Teaching and Learning

2 Sections I.Ethnicity II.English Learners (EL or LEP) III.Free/Reduced Price Meals Participation (FRP)

3 Data Source Notes I.Ethnicity and English Learner (EL) data comes from the Home Language Report in the September 29 th MARSS Submission. The September MARSS Submission totals differs from the annual October 1 st Enrollment Report which is pulled directly from the Synergy Student Information System. II.Free/Reduced Price Meals Participation (FRP) data came from the Compensatory Revenue Report edited on September 29, 2015

4 Ethnicity

5 Roseville Area Schools: Ethnic Composition District Enrollment: 7,547

6 Roseville Area Schools Trend: District Enrollment by Ethnicity # Students# Students MARSS Data 9-29-15 *Includes Harambee for 2014-15 and beyond White Hispanic Asian Black American Indian

7 Roseville Area Schools District Enrollment by Ethnicity based on September 29 MARSS Report American IndianAsian/Pacific Islander HispanicBlackWhiteStudents of ColorTotal Year#%#%#%#%#%#%# 94-95340.5%4496.6%1221.8%2493.7%5,90987.4%85412.6%6,763 95-96440.6%5017.4%1301.9%2914.3%5,82585.8%96614.2%6,791 96-97440.7%5458.1%1572.3%2874.3%5,71584.7%1,03315.3%6,748 97-98470.7%6189.0%1812.7%3515.0%5,63882.5%1,19717.5%6,835 98-99430.6%6189.3%1542.3%3755.6%5,49082.2%1,19017.8%6,680 99-2000480.7%6299.6%1442.2%3665.6%5,38781.9%1,18718.1%6,574 00-01500.8%67910.4%1872.9%4236.5%5,22279.6%1,33920.4%6,561 01-02420.6%73511.2%1973.0%4657.1%5,10977.9%1,44922.1%6,558 02-03390.61%73211.5%2203.46%4857.62%4,88776.8%1,47623.2%6,363 03-04540.8%72711.45%2754.92%4957.54%4,81975.8%1,54124.2%6,360 04-05540.85%73811.6%3114.9%5268.3%4,71674.3%1,62925.7%6,345 05-06590.93%78012.3%3595.6%6279.9%4,50571.2%1,82528.8%6,330 06-07490.76%83613.1%4006.2%66010.3%4,45969.6%1,94430.4%6,404 07-08550.85%96815%4627.3%71611%4,24165.8%2,20134.2%6,442 08-09621%1,03415.9%4907.5%75511.5%4,17264.1%2,34135.9%6,513 09-10540.8%1,04716%5388.2%79212.1%4,08462.9%2,43137.1%6,515 10-11510.8%1,14917.3%5908.9%86413%3,97360%2,65440%6,627 11-12490.7%1,27018.8%6679.8%90513.4%3,87957.3%2,89142.7%6,770 12-13510.7%1,36519.9%6699.8%96414.0%3,79655.5%3,04944.5%6,845 13-14500.7%1,46120.6%78311%1,07315.1%3,72852.5%3,36747.5%7,095 14-15*510.7%1,57220.9%90512%1,22916.3%3,76850.1%3,75749.9%7,525 15-16*560.7%1,62321.5%95312.6%1,30217.3%3,61347.9%3,93452.1%7,547 *Includes Harambee Elementary

8 2015-16 Roseville Schools Ethnicity by Building BuildingAmerican Indian AsianHispanicBlackWhiteTotal Enrolled % of Students of Color #%#%#%#%#% Brimhall <10<1%15522%9013%9914%35851%70849% Central Park <101%14436%7719%10426%7518%40682% Edgerton <10<1%22145%7916%6012%12726%49074% Falcon Heights <100%398%276%6413%35673%48827% Harambee <10<1%7621%4412%13938%10028%36272% Little Canada <101%12923%15027%10318%17831%56669% E.D.W. <100%5411%7314%6713%31362%50838% Parkview <100%11916%476%9012%51266%77034% RAMS <10<1%21825%11313%17219%37843%88757% RAHS 201%41719%23711%37817%118653%223847% FAHS <10<1%4939%1915%3226%2419%12581% Total 56<1%162121%95613%130817%360748%754852% *total of 7548 represents duplication of students due to dual enrollment MARSS Data 9-29-15

9 Roseville Area Schools: Students of Color MARSS Data 9-29-15

10 Roseville Area Schools: Students of Color Trend MARSS Data 9-29-15

11 Roseville Area Schools: Students of Color Elementary (K-8) vs. Secondary (9-12) Trend MARSS Data 9-29-15

12 Surrounding District Ethnicity Rates Source: MDE Report Card Website (totals based on October 1, 2014 Counts) DistrictAmerican Indian AsianHispanicBlackWhiteTotal Enrolled % of Students of Color #%#%#%#%#% Centennial 831%3926%2754%2694%5,56385%6,58215% Mounds View 1011%1,39213%8438%1,23211%7,44368%11,01132% NSP/Maplewo od/Oakdale 2783%1,94818%1,13911%1,98119%5,25750%10,60350% Roseville 511%1,56721%90012%1,22416%3,78850%7,53050% Spring Lake Park 781%5239%69612%75713%3,57464%5,62836% St. Paul 6922%11,94732%5,27414%11,45830%849422%37,68578% White Bear Lake 721%6528%4515%5126%653379%8,22021% West. St Paul/Mendota Heights/Eagan 531%3056%1,33027%55511%2,73455%4,97745%

13 English Learners (EL or LEP)

14 Roseville Area Schools: Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Enrollment 15-16 MARSS Data 9-2915

15 Roseville Area Schools: LEP District Trend MARSS Data 9-29-15

16 Roseville Area Schools: LEP Trend MARSS Data 9-29-15

17 Roseville Area Schools: Languages 17 All 7,547 Students 61 Languages other than English spoken at home: 2,201 students (29%) 1,230 EL Students served (16%) MARSS Data 9-29-15

18 Roseville Area Schools Top Languages Other Than English Spoken at Home SpanishHmongKarenSomaliNepaliChineseVietnameseArabicOromoKorean Total Students 2,201 575 (26.1%) 416 (18.9%) 330 (14.9%) 195 (8.9%) 113 (5.1%) 91 (4.1%) 72 (3.3%) 71 (3.2%) 56 (2.5%) 34 (1.5%) SpanishKarenHmongSomaliNepaliChineseArabicOromoAmharicKorean EL 1,230 343 (28%) 330 (27%) 188 (15%) 98 (8%) 92 (7%) 48 (3.9%) 40 (3.2%) 24 (2.0%) 19 (1.5%) 17 (1.4%) MARSS Data 9-29-15 Top Ten Home Languages Other Than English Top Ten Home Languages Among EL Students

19 2015-16 Roseville Area Schools: 61 Home Languages Spoken 2015-162014-152013-14 English534654155192 Hmong416402347 Spanish575552487 Karen (including Karen,Pwo and Karen,S’gaw )330349370 Chinese917969 Vietnamese727872 Korean343350 Somali195171136 Arabic716140 Burmese (combined with Karen prior to 14-15)252622 Japanese121011 Hindi161715 Nepali1138379 Cambodian, Khmer101114 Tigrinya814Fewer than 10 students Oromo (Ethiopia, Somalia)565021 French (some refugee groups)61110 Amharic (Ethiopia)333017 Bengali101114 English (Creolized)11Fewer than 10 students Adangme, Afikaans, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Cebuano, Dutch, Fanti, Farsi, Fulah, German, Gokana, Grebo, Gujarati, Hebrew, Hungarian, Igbo, Indonesian, Italian, Kannada, Konkani, Laotian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Malagasy, Marathi, Mon, Mongolian, Pashto, Russian, Sign Language, Swahili,Tamil, Telugu, Thai, Turkish, Twi, Wolaytta, Wolof, and Yoruba. (Bold is new languages for 15-16) Fewer than 10 students MARSS Data 9-29-15

20 Free/Reduced Price Meals Participation (FRP)

21 Roseville Area Schools: Free & Reduced Price Meals 15-16

22 Roseville Area Schools: Free & Reduced Priced Meals District Trend

23 Roseville Area Schools: Free & Reduced Priced Meals Trend

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