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Waco & Beyond: Exploring the Educational Outcomes of Men of Color

Spring 2019 Consortium Institute Friday, February 8, 2019 Baylor University

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Roadmap

§Learn about different applications

• f statewide data on MoC

§Learn more about MoC educational

• utcomes in TX

§Learn about MoC data in Waco and surrounding areas (ESC & county) §Table Discussion

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Data from the 8th Grade Cohort Longitudinal Study

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• 1. 8th grade cohort tracked
• ver an 11-year period

to determine the percentage of students who eventually achieved any postsecondary certificate or degree*

• 2. Educational outcomes

for African American and Latino males

• 3. ESC regions and county

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We broke down the data by REGION and GENDER as an effort to highlight patterns between and within HISPANIC* and AFRICAN AMERICAN males

*For the purpose of our publications, we opted to use the term Latino and Hispanic interchangeably.

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Data Sources

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Texas Education Service Centers (ESC)

Texas ERCs & Consortium Members

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Men of Color Data: State Level

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The Research Digests

• 1. Following Hispanic Male 8th Graders

through College

• 2. Following African American Male 8th

Graders through College

• 3. Series of Policy Briefs
• 1. Deeper Dive into Specific Regions &

Issues

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#TXEDCONSORTIUM Projectmales.org

Men of Color Data

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Why is this meaningful? §It’s an asset-based approach to scholarship & practice §The data is available in a consumable, practitioner- friendly way

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Texas 8th Grade Cohorts,

Tracked for 11 Years: 1998-2009 to 2006-2017

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Texas 8th Grade Cohorts by Ethnicity,

Tracked for 11 Years: 2006-2017

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#TXEDCONSORTIUM Ethnicity Class size Graduated high school (%) Enrolled in college (%) Graduated from college (%) African American 50,684 36,183(71) 27,735(55) 7,046(14) Hispanic 149,548 109,515(73) 69,230(46) 23,441(16) White 126,214 102,275(81) 77,288(61) 37,648(30%) Other 11,896 10,124(85) 8,136(68) 4,949(42) Total 338,342 258,097(76) 182,389(54) 73,084(22)

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Men of Color Data: State Level

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Educational Outcomes of Hispanic Texas 8th Grade Cohorts by Gender, Tracked for 11 Years – State Average: 1998-2009 to 2006-2017

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Men of Color Data: State Level

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Educational Outcomes of African American Texas 8th Grade Cohorts by Gender, Tracked for 11 Years – State Average: 1998-2009 to 2006-2017

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Men of Color Data: State Level

Earned Certificate/Degree in Texas, Hispanic Male 8th Graders by ESC Region – 2006 8th Grade Cohort Tracked through 2017

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Men of Color Data: State Level

Earned Certificate/Degree in Texas, African American Male 8th Graders by ESC Region – 2006 8th Grade Cohort Tracked through 2017

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Men of Color Data: State Level

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Enrolled in TX 2-Year Institutions, Hispanic Male 8th Graders by ESC Region – 2006 8th Grade Cohort Tracked through 2017

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Men of Color Data: State Level

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Enrolled in TX 2-Year Institutions, African American Male 8th Graders by ESC Region – 2006 8th Grade Cohort Tracked through 2017

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Men of Color Data: State Level

Enrolled in TX 4-Year Institutions, Hispanic Male 8th Graders by ESC Region – 2006 8th Grade Cohort Tracked through 2017

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Men of Color Data: State Level

Enrolled in TX 4-Year Institutions, African American Male 8th Graders by ESC Region – 2006 8th Grade Cohort Tracked through 2017

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WACO ESC Region:

Hispanic 8th Grades by County

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WACO ESC Region:

African American 8th Grades by County

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WACO ESC Region:

Hispanic 8th Grades by Gender

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WACO ESC Region:

African American 8th Grades by Gender

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WACO ESC Region:

Hispanic Male 8th Grades (Consortium Member)

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WACO ESC Region:

African American 8th Grades (Consortium Member)

Table Discussion

§Did you learn anything new about the educational outcomes of MoC in the region? §How would you apply this information to your current job? §Do you think your institution is doing enough to support the educational

• utcomes of MoC?

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