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Grouping Analysis for Kansas City, KS separated into 7 distinct categories, the categories are described within the layer description.
Grouping Analysis for the Kansas City ECE study
Esri ArcGIS 12.9.0.32739
Kansas CityKansasEarly Childhood EducationEducation DataDataFinalKansas City ECE Needs AssessmentResearch & Eval ProjectCensus TractsACS2021
Azim Elbashir
IFF
Senior Data Analyst
Other Constraints
Other Constraints
Other Constraints
Other Constraints
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FID
FID
Internal feature number.
Esri
OID
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Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.
Shape
Shape
Feature geometry.
Esri
Geometry
0
0
0
Coordinates defining the features.
SOURCE_ID
SOURCE_ID
Integer
10
10
0
SOMv6e_Tra
Language Limited Households Percentage
Percent of households where English is not the first language
American Community Survey (2020) 5-Year Estimates
Double
19
0
0
SOMv6e_T_1
All Parents Working Percentage
Percentage of housholds that have all parents working (2 parent and single parent homes)
American Community Survey (2020) 5-Year Estimates
Double
19
0
0
center_pct
Center Based Providers Percentage
Percentage of providers that are center based
IFF
Integer
10
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pctile_ai_
Subsidy Percentile
Subsidy Percentile
IFF
Double
19
0
0
pctile_ai1
PreK Percentile
PreK Percentile
IFF
Double
19
0
0
pctile_a_1
Children 0-2 Percentile
Children 0-2 Percentile
IFF
Double
19
0
0
MedHHI_rel
Percent of Median Household Income relative to state median
Percent of Median Household Income relative to state median
American Community Survey (2020) 5-Year Estimates
Double
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CLUSTER_ID
Group
1
Where there is a mix of center and home-based care options.
Assets – Demand, Provider Type Variety, Preschool Access
71% of children aged 0-5 have all parents working, indicating a median need for childcare services while parents are away.
43% of providers are centers, indicating the presence of a mix of center-based and home-based providers.
Above median relative access (56%) to preschool services; indicating an adequate level of supply given the level of demand
Household income relative to household income at the state level is below median (100%); indicating that families are less likely to afford childcare services.
4% of households do not speak English as a primary language, indicating an above median demand for special language programs
Low relative access (23%) to state subsidized childcare; indicating an inadequate level of supply given the level of demand.
Low relative access (32%) to infant and toddler care; indicating an inadequate level of supply given the level of demand.
2
Where access to preschool options is highest but infant and toddler care access is low.
Assets – Demand, Preschool Access
51% of children aged 0-5 have all parents working, indicating a low need for childcare services while parents are away.
High relative access (87%) to preschool services; indicating an adequate level of supply given the level of demand
Household income relative to household income at the state level is low (56%); indicating that families are less likely to afford childcare services.
24% of households do not speak English as a primary language, indicating a high demand for special language programs
62% of providers are center based, which tends to be more expensive than home based providers.
Low relative access (17%) to state subsidized childcare; indicating an inadequate level of supply given the level of demand.
Low relative access (27%) to infant and toddler care; indicating an inadequate level of supply given the level of demand.
3
Where there is more access to infant and toddler slots and about an even mix of center and home-based programs.
Assets – Demand, Provider Type Variety, Subsidy Access, Infant and Toddler Care Access
70% of children aged 0-5 have all parents working, indicating a below median need for childcare services while parents are away.
46% of providers are center based, which indicates the presence of a mix of center and home-based providers
Above median relative access (61%) to state subsidized childcare; indicating an adequate level of supply given the level of demand.
Above median relative access (76%) to infant and toddler care; indicating an adequate level of supply given the level of demand.
Household income relative to household income at the state level is below median (115%); indicating that families are less likely to afford childcare services
4% of households do not speak English as a primary language, indicating an above median demand for special language programs
Below median relative access (49%) to preschool services; indicating an inadequate level of supply given the level of demand.
4
Where income is highest in Kansas and most ECE programs are center based.
Assets – Demand, Income, Language, Stability, Subsidy Access
65% of children aged 0-5 have all parents working, indicating a below median need for childcare services while parents are away.
Household income relative to household income at the state level is high (220%); indicating that families are more likely to afford childcare services.
1% of households do not speak English as a primary language, indicating a low demand for special language programs.
69% of providers are center based, indicating the presence of standardized and more stable service.
Above median relative access (67%) to state subsidized childcare; indicating an adequate level of supply given the level of demand.
Below median relative access (38%) to preschool services; indicating an inadequate level of supply given the level of demand.
Below median relative access (47%) to infant and toddler care; indicating an adequate level of supply given the level of demand.
IFF
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IS_SEED
IS_SEED
Integer
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10
0
Shape_Leng
Shape_Leng
Double
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0
0
Shape_Area
Shape_Area
Area of feature in internal units squared.
Esri
Double
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0
Positive real numbers that are automatically generated.
Esri
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