The Region’s High Schools Bob Sanborn, Ed.D.. Academic Outcomes.

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The Region’s High Schools Bob Sanborn, Ed.D.

Academic Outcomes

Data Source: Texas Education Agency (Information Request)

Data Source: Texas Education Agency (Information Request), Analysis

Data Source: OECD Percentage of Adults Aged with at Least Upper Secondary Education, by Country, 2008

Student Health & Wellness

Education and Health The Link Between Education & Health Higher levels of parents’ education Healthier behaviors by parents Good role models Better jobs and increased income Better housing, safer neighborhoods, more physical activity & better nutrition More resources for childcare, transportation & health insurance Less stress, better access to health care Impact of parents’ education on child health* *Adapted from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 2008

Education and Health EDUCATION < 1212 YearsCollege> 16 or Years YearsMore Years Morbidity & Mortality Morbidity & Mortality vs. Education

Data Source: Texas Department of Agriculture, Analysis On an average school day in 2011, 594,059 eligible students in the Houston region did not receive a free or reduced-price breakfast.

Policy Solutions

Effective Teachers More Time in Class Small, Rigorous, and Theme-Based Learning Communities School Leadership Data-Informed Decision Making

Questions? Bob Sanborn, Ed.D. President & CEO, CHILDREN AT

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