Denver Regional Equity Atlas: A collaborative information project Jordan NNIP Parter Meeting September 13, 2012.

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Denver Regional Equity Atlas: A collaborative information project Jordan NNIP Parter Meeting September 13, 2012 Brigid McAuliffe/The Piton Foundation

Mission Statement The Mile High Connects mission is to ensure that the Metro Denver regional transit system fosters communities that offer all residents the opportunity for a high quality of life. Partners Includes local and national private, public and nonprofit organizations. Anschutz Family Foundation The Colorado Health Foundation The Denver Foundation Enterprise Community Partners First Bank The Ford Foundation FRESC: Good Jobs, Strong Communities Gates Family Foundation Housing & Homelessness Funders’ Collaborative J.P. Morgan Chase Kaiser Permanente L.P. Brown Foundation Linda D. Campbell Fund Living Cities Piton Foundation Reconnecting America Rose Community Foundation Surdna Foundation Urban Land Conservancy U.S. Bank Wells Fargo

Demographics Housing Health Education Jobs

For many low income families who choose schools outside their neighborhoods, public transportation is their only way to get there. Of the 787 public schools in the metro area, 24.5% are located within a mile of existing or planned FasTracks stations. But the quality of those schools is, generally, lower than the metro area as a whole: For all metro public schools, 85.4% are rated as “Performance” or “Improvement,” the two highest SPF categories. But for schools within one mile of stations, only 76.0% are in the top two categories. Among the top quarter of schools, only 15.4% are within a mile of stations.

Brigid McAuliffe/The Piton Foundation

Action Steps & Recommendations Increase outreach to education decision-makers to reinforce the importance of transit. Encourage brick-and-mortar investments in early childhood centers and K-12 schools to locate near transit lines. Prioritize improving school performance for schools located within a half-mile of transit. Create intergovernmental relationships between school districts to plan for highly-mobile, low-income students. Provide last-mile connections between schools and transit stations. Brigid McAuliffe/The Piton Foundation