The Census Bureau has released two different data files containing data for each block in the state.  Using these files, we have produced summaries for the school districts in New York State as they existed on July 1, 1999.

Questions regarding school districts, populations, or boundaries may be referred to the New York State Education Department (518) 474-5213.

The first summary provides total population, non-Hispanic population by race, Hispanic, and population under 18 counts for every school district in the state.

Total Population, Non-Hispanic Population by Race, Hispanics, and Population under 18
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Section 1 Profiles provide a general overview of each geographic area showing general distributions and limited cross-tabulations of the topics covered in this dataset.

Section 2 Profiles contain data on: single-year of age by sex for persons under 20 years old, household relationship by age, type of group quarters by age and sex, counts of households by various household types, occupied housing units by household size, and occupied housing units by household type.
 
These profiles are presented in alphabetical order by school district name.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Definitions of the data subjects included in these files can be found here.

School District Notes:
Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District – This is a district providing high school education for the students of the Bellmore, Merrick, North Bellmore, and North Merrick Union Free School Districts.  Data shown is the total for all four component school districts, which are also shown separately. 

Binghamton Common School District – This is a non-operating school district.  The students of this district receive their education from the Binghamton City School District under a contract between these two school districts.  Data are shown for both of these school districts. 

NYC Chancellor’s Office – This is the total for the entire New York City School District.  It is divided into 32 community school districts, which are shown individually under their individual names (e.g., Bronx Community School District #10).  Data are shown for all 33 of these school districts. 

Sewanhaka Central High School District – This is a district providing high school education for the students of the Elmont, Floral Park-Bellerose, Franklin Square, and New Hyde Park-Garden City Park Union Free School Districts. Data shown is the total for all four component school districts, which are also shown separately. 

School District Not Defined – This represents 60 census blocks around New York State that are not assigned to school districts.  Generally, these blocks do not have any population.  However, several blocks do have a population totaling about 12,000 people.  The blocks with residents are all located on the Fort Drum military base.  School-aged residents of these areas attend any one of several school districts in the nearby area. 

Special Act School Districts – These are school districts created by special acts of the state legislature.  Generally, they represent residential facilities, such as youth detention facilities, providing educational services.  Data for these districts are not presented in this report. 

Valley Stream Central High School District - This is a district providing high school education for the students of the Valley Stream 13, Valley Stream 24, and Valley Stream 30 Union Free School Districts.  Data shown is the total for all three component school districts, which are also shown separately.

 

This page was last updated on September 24, 2002.

 

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