In tandem with soil testing conducted by Boulder County Public Health, BVSD worked with BCPH to conduct testing at several school sites that were closest to the burn area, including Coal Creek, Fireside, Monarch Campus and Superior. Links for conditions at each school on the “Love My Air” website:Īir Monitor Live Data by Location More information about the monitors is available on the BCPH website at:īoulder County Public Health Marshall Fire Air Quality Webpage BVSD provides guidance to schools based on EPA guidelines for schools to use in making decisions about outdoor activities: Links to the website and other helpful resources are included below: Schools will monitor the air quality information and use it with BVSD’s Outdoor Air Quality Guidelines to make decisions about conducting outdoor activities. Data is recorded and shared via an online platform. The instruments monitor the level of ultrafine particulate matter in the air. The monitors have been installed by Boulder County Public Health (BCPH) on BVSD buildings.
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On average, schools will be anywhere from twenty to twenty five percent more non-white (namely in mixed areas: areas from 40-80% white) than their percentage will be in the area.Environmental Quality Update | April 14, 2022 Air QualityĪir monitors have been installed on the eight schools affected by the fire and at other locations in the community. Schools are generally the first to change, since minority parents seek out whites schools because they generally have higher test results and less discipline problems. if you are interested in seeing the break down in each school this is a wonderful link. So I would disagree with the PP with saying it was 75% white. Now there are definitly areas that are still predominitly white, but it is changing as well. And that was pretty much how every class was. I can't tell you how many licesnse plates I saw with Clayton on them in the car rider line at school! I will also tell you that in my kids school in their class, there was only about 3 or 4 white kids and the rest was black. There are a ton of people from Clayton county coming to Henry county and putting there kids in the schools there b/c of how horrible Clayton schools are. The stockbridge area and northern henry county has been mixed (mostly black)for awhile now. Well I don't know the exact % at all, but we saw it change drastically in the 6 years we lived there from predominitly white to very mixed and some areas mostly black. Locust Grove in the far south is good, too. Your best bet, however, is along Highway 20 (from McDonough to Rockdale County) or the highway that goes from McDonough to Covington (Newton CountY). Still, there are lots of whites still moving to Henry, anywhere from Central and south Henry, in areas like McDonough, Locust Grove, Eagles Landing (neighborhood), and Hampton. North Henry, around Stockbridge, is more mixed, say 60% white, but it has been treading blacker over the past five years. Locust Grove and southeast Henry are likely to remain majority white for a long while. I'd estimate that Henry County is about 75% white, 23% black, and 3% other (mostly illegal Mexican). Hmm, I'm just basing it on a hunch, based upon trends since the last census. One last thing, What's the current demographic ratio in the city of Atlanta has some conflicting info and that's my reasoning for asking.
I know that Henry County is growing alot still to this day, and I understand that a lot of blacks have been relocating to Henry as well.Īlso, what are the majority white areas of Henry County? The northern or southern parts of Henry or what? I've been doing alot of reading up on the way demographics are shifting in this country as a whole and Atlanta is rightĪt the top. Hi all, I was wondering what is the current demographic % among whites, blacks and hispanics.
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