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April 2012 “Community Perspective”

 This PowerPoint supplement to the Pathways Final Report provides a graphical and comparative presentation of many of the statistics included in the report.  In some cases data at a neighbourhood level is used.

Total PopulationHouseholds Average Persons per Household Nova Scotia913,465376, Halifax372,855155, Dartmouth North 19,0249,5632.0

Population Households

HalifaxDartmouth North MalesFemales

HalifaxDartmouth North MalesFemales

HalifaxDartmouth North MalesFemales

HalifaxDartmouth North MalesFemales

 DN average household income is 76% of the average for HRM  43% of households are people living alone while married couple families have dropped to 31% of households  DN population is more stable than in 1991 but still more mobile than general HRM

HalifaxDartmouth North

$80,000 and over $ 50, ,999 $ 30, ,999 Under $30,000

HalifaxDartmouth North Persons living alone Lone female parent Lone male parent Common-law couples Married couples

HalifaxDartmouth North Movers: From outside Canada From within Canada From within Province From within Municipality Non-movers

 Attendance at school 21 percentage points lower for DN youth aged compared to HRM  22% of DN population did not have a high school certificate compared to 15% for HRM

Total Population Not Attending School Percentage not Attending Nova Scotia117,77039, Halifax52,40516, Dartmouth North 2,5881,

Mathematical Literacy - June, 2010 Did Not Write Assessment Did Not Meet Expectations Met Expectations

Language Literacy - September, 2010 Did Not Write Assessment Did Not Meet Expectations Met Expectations ReadingListening Information Writing Narrative Writing

Mathematical Literacy - May, 2010 Did Not Write Assessment Did Not Meet Expectations Met Expectations

Language Literacy - October, 2010 Did Not Write Assessment Did Not Meet Expectations Met Expectations ReadingWriting

Language Literacy - February, 2010 Did Not Write Assessment Did Not Meet Expectations Met Expectations ReadingWriting

Percentage Halifax Regional School Board Dartmouth High Prince Andrew High Flexible Learning and Education Centres

 DHS one year rate: ◦ – 87% ◦ – 80% ◦ – 76%  Corresponding HRSB numbers not available

Dennis Pilkey D.W. Pilkey Consulting