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Reso 2025-045 HSC Funding Recommendations for CAP Grants
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<br />34 <br /> <br />Figure 12: Percentage of San Leandro Residents below Poverty Level, by Age Group (2011-15) <br /> Source: US Census Bureau. (2016). American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates for 2011-2015. <br /> <br /> <br />Table 6: Number of San Leandro Residents below Poverty, by Age Group (2011-15) <br />Age Group Number below Poverty <br />Under 18 years 2,522 <br />18 to 34 years 2,173 <br />35 to 64 years 3,681 <br />65 years and over 963 <br />Source: Census Bureau. (2016). American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates for 2011-2015. <br /> <br />Young Children <br /> <br />In 2013, San Leandro Unified School District (SLUSD) participated in a survey of school readiness <br />sponsored by First 5 Alameda County and conducted by Applied Survey Research. San Leandro’s <br />kindergarteners were less likely than their peers in Alameda County to be ready for <br />kindergarten. While 45% of Alameda County kindergarteners were strong in all readiness domains <br />(self-care and motor skills, self-regulation, social expression, and kindergarten academics), just 35% <br />of San Leandro kindergarteners were strong in all domains in 2013. In San Leandro, and in the <br />county as a whole, attending a licensed center-based preschool was associated with higher levels of <br />school readiness – both for children in low-income families and in higher-income families. However, <br />only 50% of kindergarteners surveyed in SLUSD had attended preschool. The report recommends <br />8.2% <br />9.5% <br />11.3% <br />13.8% <br />65 years and over <br />35 to 64 years <br />18 to 34 years <br />Under 18 years
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