“The Majority Report: Supporting the Educational Success of Latino Students in California” provides an extensive look at how the state’s largest ethnic group is faring at every level of California’s education system. The report finds that while the over 3 million Latino students in K-12 schools are the majority of California’s 6.2 million K-12 population, and nearly 1 million Latino students are in California’s public colleges and universities, these students continue to face troubling inequities from early learning through higher education. California’s Latino students:
- Attend the nation’s most segregated schools;
- Are often tracked away from college-preparatory coursework;
- Are sometimes perceived as less academically capable than their White or Asian peers; and
- Have insufficient access to early childhood education;
- Are less likely to feel connected to their school environment;
- Are more likely to be required to take remedial courses at colleges and universities.
The Majority Report Digital Toolkit
The Majority Report Data Tool
The data tool shows the percentage of students meeting state standards on the most recent annual assessments in English language arts and math.
Check out the data tool for County-by-County 2017 SBAC Results by Race/Ethnicity
Latino Students – 2017 Assessments
White Students – 2017 Assessments
Latino Students – 2017 Assessments
White Students – 2017 Assessments
How Wide is the Gap in English Language Arts?
How Wide is the Gap in Math?
